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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-18

On Friday afternoon Mrs. w H. Ar mold entertained a few of her friends i'll honor of Mrs. $. C. Alexander Of Pine Bluff. The very popular game of six-hand euchre was played and .he eighteen ladies entered into the spirit ed contest with vim. An exquisite bouquet of golden-yellow chrysanthe- nuns were bestowed upon Mrs. Alex ander as a souvenir of the occasion. \ delightful salad course was served and thoroughly enjoyed-TeXarkana TeXarkanian.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-18

Mrs $. C. Alexander of Pine Bluff has been the guest of her mother. Mrs Green and Mrs. F. w. Mullins during the past week Many entertainments have been given in her honor, and her friends have thronSed about her to express their delight il greeting her again She leaves on Monday for Ft. Worth, where she will be the guest of Mrs. w. T. Fry.-IaX- arkana TeXarkanian.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-18
NEWS NOTES
 FROM CAPITAL Big Football Game Is At tracing Much Attention There Today-Important Work For Masons. THE ANTI -SALOONISTS Are, Active in Little Rock and Arccn- ta-Worker> Are Touring State in Effort to Rid Towns and Cities of Gamblers and Gambling Houses.
THE ANTI -SALOONISTS
Are Active in Little Rock and Arrcn.

Little Rock, Ark. Nov. 1S.-Comng over from Mississippi, where the A. &- M. football team of that state was defeated Saturday afternoon, the foot bali team of the University of Ten neSSee arrived in Little Rock Sunday to ge1, a bit of rest before the strer- uons work cut out for ii. in the game with the University of Arkansas here this afternoon. Some members of the team bore slight scratches as mem- entOes of the game Saturday, but Coach Levene said his men were fit fc.' the game of their lives, and had saved back some for the pride of Ar kansas Arkansas, after d week of rest and hard work, arrived later in the day and also took quarters at the Marion Coach Longman announced that he vas never more confident of victory. and his team was better than at any time of the season, for both Hyatt and Wood are back in the game, which strengthens the game over fifty per cent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-18

Last week was an important one in Masonic circles but the one which opens today will be far more import ant in every respect to the members of the order. This morning the ses- sion Of the grand lodge of the East ern Star opened in the Masonic Tem- pie. The session will be completed this evening. Tomorrow morning the convene for a two days session with Judge Jacob Trieber acting as grand master. Judge Triber will deliver his welcome address tomorrow morning,
 after which will follow the appoint menJ of committees and the reference 1 of all matters to the committees. In tie afternoon the reports of the grand
 secretary. grand treasurer board of con,"ol= and trustees of Orphans i0n4e, With those of the committees | a3po:n,el. will ne read before the as Sem&1y. The evening session will be .a}el up With the address of the grand
 o:'a-a', followed by the reports of coQlmitteeS.
 The election ot officers for the en- suing year will lahe place Wednesday i morning.
 There are at east 300 ladies attend ing the meeting of the Order of the Eastern Star and there will be fully as many Masons ill the city to attend the grand lodge sessions.
 One Of the most important matters to be considered by the grand lodge will be the sale or long time lease of the Masonic Temple in this city. The leading Masons of the state. have long been advocating the sale of the build ing and the erection of building suit able for the exclusive use of the vari- ous branches cf the order. There is 9 proposition now before the order by which the lodge can lease the Mason tc Ten1ple building for an annual rental of s7,500, and it is thought that this viii he accepted and the new and r22c~e convenient building erect ed
 Following the sessions of the grand lodge. Thursday the grand chapter, Royal Arch Masons, will hold an in- terestfng. meeting. On the evening of the sane day the Order of the High Priestho5Ed1% will hold g. session. The grand council of Royal and Select Masons will neet Friday, and that night the Occidental council of Little Rock will confer the council degrees.
 Added to all of these interesting events for Masonry, there is being held here today Q meeting of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, Al Amin Temple. Hundreds Of Nobles are in the city in attendance at this meeting ,and ninety, three novices will be admitted at a session to be held in the Turn Verin , hall tonight ----t-----
 If there is enc thing in the state Governor x. c. Pindall is more fond 1 than another, t is of the state convict
 arm. He has gone to the farm again, for the second time this month, as he deems his presence there imperative
 at the present time. Governor Pin dal1 left Little Rock yesterday morn ing and will not return from the farm
 until the last of the week. It is the
 fond hope of Gov. Pindall to see the marshy ground Of the state farm
 drained SC 1t will all be tillable. and
 he is now working toward that end. He Is 'noW at the farm for the purpose
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-18

Ed l.. Sallier and William Pinson, representatives of the Anti-Saloon league, are now on me still hunt in Little Rock and -A-serta and those who are fond, of watctirg the chips pass in the night are on the anxious seat. After raidins earntljns houses which were being conducted on the sly ill Cotter, Jonesboro, Warren, Monti- cello and various other cities, they came to Little Rock to see if the fol- lowers of the greencloth, who were supposed to have undergone a change of life, are still treading the straight and narrow path. The first roll Of the wheel and a raid was made on a gambling house in 4rssnta Saturday night, fifteen men being arrested while engaged in gambling ;sy various meth ods, and $1,0o0 worth 5f paraphernalia secured. Sallier and Pinson say they have just started and scme Interesting
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-18

Miss Lillian Hudson and Miss Vir- ginia Hudson will give q linen shower next Tuesday afternoon at o'clock q: the residenlce of Mr. and Mrs. J w. Crawford complimentary to Miss Nina Smart
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-18
Alfred BeHianin & Co., $
 CLOTHING

We are cios..,- u d.. UT fine suits, values @~ = so, oo at prices which c..-. .re,..:on Is outClaSSed III
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-18
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Mrs. M 4. Austin VIII give a box party tonight mplimentary to Miss Dettie Austin and several other young ladies, prominent in local social cir cles.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-18

Miss Emma White will entertain to- night with box party com plinentary to Mir. and Mrs. Richard Davies If Pittsburg, Kansas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-18

of seeing the conv;ets are placed
 where they will be of the greatest service to the state, and f not needed by the state, turned over to the con- tractors so as to be :evenue producers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-18

will follow before they leave Little Rock
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-18

Mir. and -Nrs. Frank Ton1Inson will entertain the 300 club Thursday evening.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-18

Miss Ella Howell will return We'd aesday from Helena She will be by Miss Camille Pillow, who will be the guest Of honor at an afternoon card party to be given at the Howell home Saturday
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-21
L A M A n A n A

Intentaron suplirlas mradas elocuentes pero
tampoco dieron meior resutado
Por mucho que ambos repetfan que eran los
me1ores amigos del mundo ojos NADIA expresaron
represeutaban snplemente comeda.
Cristobal 10 echo de hunillacicn
No conpren liaa por qie no lograb'n ex2resar, nj
attn sentir todo 10 que llenaba cotazon una hora
antes.
Oto dab cuents tau car a1nente de este fra
caso porpue nenos cincero tenfa mas consdera-
cion hacia o'opo yo pero )err enaba ig1al de-
sencanto.
Ia verdad que los dos muchachos durante los
ocho das que hablan estado separados haban levado
sentimentos tai grado de exaltaci6n que lie era
impossible mantenerlos ell terreno de la realdad
y, al encontrarse de primer mp mpresion debia
necssariamente desencanto h alba que rebaiar
mucho. pero no podlan resolverse co0fesarlo
Anduvieron errantes todo Ell dla en- ell CAMPO sin
lograr sacudir Ia pesada atm6sfera que los sn, coh
bidos.
Era ol dia lie fiesta las pisa ss 70 1das bos-
ques e: aban enos de pasea qae ha ian mueho
ruido comfan exteadidos por todae IA tes.
Esto aumentaha su NAL humor; atrbufan seme-
antes importunos 10 mposbili lad que hallaban
de recobrar el abandono del dino paseo.
Hablahs, sia eabargo Sc daoan Il mayor ira
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-21
EDTCTO
Corte de Distrito de Guayama
Estados Unidos
El Presidente de los +. +. u.
TEODORO SANTIAGO RIVERA
PrOmovente.
Expediente de dominic.
PrOnovente.

POR CUANTO el abogado Domin~
guez Rubio, presento moci6n en- nom
bre del promovente para acreditar el
dominic de la siguiente finca rtistica:
PARCELA de tres Y media cuerdas
de terreno, equivalentes & una hecta-
rea, treinta siete areas cincuenta
seis centiareas, radicada en- Ell barrio
de Tauca, de Santa Isa bel, 1imitando
al Norte con el promovente; al Sur
Brigila Suarez y American Railroad
Company; al Este Clara Rodriguez
Oeste Nicomedes Miranda, Brigida
Suarez.
PoR TANTo de orden del Hon. Luis
Muffoz Morales, Juez de esta Corte,
Sc cita los anteriores dueflos, CO.
lindantes en- general todo aque
que Sc crea con alg1n derecho sobre
el inmueble de referencia, para que
en- ell termino de sesenta dias natura-
les pueda oponerse esta peticion
que Sc publicara tres veces en- dicho
nlazo, en- el BoLETIN MERCANTIL DE
puerto Rico, que es el designado
Dor Ell promovente.-Fecha de la pri-
mera publication veintiuno de Tunio
de mil novecientos siete.-Guaya yama,
Tunio I3s de Ioo7.-Francisc Mora
les, SecretaTio. /
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-21
Notas de Bayamonl

Iunio 2o.-Durante Ell mes de
Mayo proximo pasado, sc ms
cribieron en- este Registro Civil
II nacimientos, 81 defunciones
Y I3 matrimonios, de los naci-
dos II varones y Ia hembras y
de los muertos 80 varones y Fl
hembras.
Sc estan trasladando del To-
cal las ofcinas de la Corte Mu-
nicipal de este distrito.
En- el dia de aver Y en- los
pueblos de Toa Alta Y Corozal,
celebro 3o juicios por distintas
causas.
-Hace dos semanas que la
linea Ferrea del Oeste no sufre
averias en- sus locomotoras Y
vapores.
Por dicha empresa Sc estan
ilevando q cabo Obras que re-
,dundaran en- benefcio del pu-
blico.
Siga por ell camino que ha
,emprendido V una vez que el
servicio sea efciente cesaran
nuestras Censuras.
La polic1a de este pueblo
sc muestra muy aCtiva en- el
cumplimiento de su deber.
Sc nota gran activiiad en-
las obras que pOr este Ay I'm
tamiento Sc estan efectuando.
Sc encuentra en- Fajardo
pasando una tenp0rada al lado
de su senior padre la distlngui-
da Sra. del Juez Municipal de
de este distrito.
-Pronto terninara Ia safra
en- la hacienda " "Iuanita' y de los
Sres. Monr0ig { hiios.
Sc encuentra alg0 mejor de
la enfermedad Que Ia retuvo EN-
CANA la senora dona JoSefa p.
de SevillanO.
-Sigue la rehaja de torcedo-
res en- el Branch de l. Porto
Rican American Tobacco Ell
esta semana Dasada fueron re-
baiados varios de 6stos.
Prom O Sc abrira cn esta DO
blacion Una Agencia judicial Y
de Neg0cios.
-jCuando Sc da principle a
la reparacior de nuestro t4mploI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-21
Bloque democratico
EN- ESPANA

FL diputado re ubllcan0 por OWE
do D. Melquiades A arez, ha hechc
francas declaraciones en- tAvor dc la
formacion de un bloque par'amenta
rio compuesto d. ly- denocratas de
~--os los matices sin distinction de
bandera
En- los cfrculos poIiticos Sc hacen
variados commentaries sobre la impor-
tancia y el resultado que podrla tener
ese proyecto en- el case de que lie
case verihcarse.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-21
CO1Ocaci6u

La solicita una se1orita que
durante algun tempo ha prac-
ticado en- escritorios comercia-
les como auxiliar de tenedor de
libros y corresponsal.
Presentara buenas referen
cias.
Dirigirse aP.
Apartado e.
Santurce.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-06-13
SERIOUS TROUBLE BETWEEN
THE ILL-TEMPERED RE-
PUBLICS
NICARAGUA THE AG6RfSSOR
Row Is Over Capturing a Town Be.
longing to SalvadOr-HOstilitie
Have Broken Out

Washington, June News re-
ceived here from Mexico City states
that hostilities have broken out in
Central America again.
"A force of Nicaragans, assisted by
Salvadorean revolutionists, captured
the port of Acajutla, Salvador, yes
terday.
Acajutla is the port where all the
Pacific liners made regular calls. IL
was but poorly defended and tie
Nicaraguans and Salvador revolution
lists took it with ease. 1t is in direct
rail communication with the capital,
from which point troops can be con-
veyed in six hours.
1t is believed the objective point of
the expedition is the port of San
Jose de Guatemala, which is only a
few hours distant, and that Presi-
dent Zelaya, of Nicaragua, has de-
clared war against Guatemala.
Zelaya's action is in direct conflict
with the treaty of Amapala, recent
ly signed by representative OF his
country, which provides that Central
American countries shall refer their
disputes to the United States and
Mexico for arbitration.
1t is thought that the lombard
ment OF Acajutla is the beginning OF
the great struggle in Central Ameri-
ca, which has been so long coming.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-06-13
WatermelOns from Gambler,

Gambler, Fla, June 12.-Messrs.
Mckinney and Williams shipped the
first car of melons from this place
yesterday. The melons will average
twenty-five pounds. The car goes to
Macon, Ga. Buyers are offering good
prices, but the crop will be short, ow-
ing to long-continued dry weather.
The peach crop has very nearly all
gone now. The Waldos were short
this season The Angels come next
and will last until about the goth.
The peach growers have made money.
Prices have been extra good. WaIdos
are now bringing s1.75 here.
Crops of all kinds are needing rain
badly.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-06-13
THE GREAT BROUGHTON MEETING
Will CLOSE TONIGHT

Another splendid day in the
Broughton meetings has come and
gone. Scores professe1 faith in
Christ during the day and nine united
with the Baptist church and one
with the Methodist at the night SER
vice. The meetings close today with
an almost all-day programme. DR..
Broughton closes his series on the
spiritual life at II a. n, addresses
a meeting of the members of the Bap-
fist church at $3.50 p. m, speaks to
young people at 4:30 p. m, and
breaches again at night.
His subject yesterday morning was
The Mission of the Church." and
his text, LAS my Father hath sent
me so send l you" The doctor SLOW
ed clearly that the church vas in no
sense divorced from the needs OF
men, whether these needs arose from
causes political, educational or other
wise, but that these things within
themselves did not constitute the
work of the church. Every Chris
tian should keep his eye on the
political machinery of his community
and of his country, and as much as
is possible, see to it that wrong con-
ditions are righted and sufferings
are alleyiated. You have no right
to stand idly by and permit the devil
to run this world; and yet, your
mission is not political.
Here the preacher referred to the
responsibility of the church educa-
tionally and declared that We were
tending toward a day when the
child would be taught the Christian
precepts and principles as a part OF
his education, for the church was
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-06-13
OYSTER BAY is NOW GOVERN.
MENT HEADQUARTERS
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT THERE
Happily Domiciled In His Home at
Sycamore Hill-NO Race Suicide
In Oyster Bay

Oyster Bay, Jpe 12.-President
Roosevelt and party arrived at
Oyster Bay at SOS after an un-
eventful trip from Washington. He
was greeted at the station by many
of the residents of the village and
went Immediately to Sycamore Hill.
When the train drew into the sta
ton the platform was thronged with
neighbors, who extended Oyster BAYS
usual demonstrative welcome. After
the President had embraced Archie
and Quentin, who sprang into his
arms in the car door, his next words
were to his neigl bors, who crowded
about him.
Well, l am glad to be here"
was the exclamation which opened
the Presidents little chat with the
villagers. He stepped at once to the
platform. AS usual the reception
committee was headed by former
Sheriff Johnson and Editor Cheney.
But the youngsters of the town SEEM
ed to have formed reception plans
OF their own and as they pressed
around in scores, the President gave
them his immediate attention.
Grasping one diminutive hand
after another, the President said
with unmistakable pride There is
certainly no evidence of race suicide
in Oyster Bay" Then he reached
over and picked up a tot who was
hugging a little brown object, say
ing And you've real Teddy bear"
After both the President and Mrs.
Roosevelt had shaken hands with
every one the family entered a car
riage and were driven to Sycamore
Hill. A chorus of cheers followed
them.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-06-13
FAMOUS MURDER TRIAL.
W. ID. Christmas, a White Man Charg.
ed With killing an Entire Family.

Mariana, Fla, June 11.-While
no definite announcement has been
made, 1t is understood the noted
Chritmas murder case will be tried
at this term of the court.
The defendant is William D.
Christmas, and he is charged with
the murder of his father, mother and
Youngest brother in February of last
year. He and his father were in the
mercantile business, the defendant
running the business, his father put
ing the money in the business. The
liabilities exceeded the assets by a
large sum. The father owned con-
siderable property and the defendant
would receive his Inheritance at the
0eatn OF the father The State wound
cnaln of strong circumstantial evil
aeace around the defendant at the
'as' term, but the jury could not
seree after several days deliberation,
and mistrial was declared.
AT the former trial great crowds
we're In attendance during the week
y 'ne trial. some from adjoining
ouaues as well as from Southern
a.aOama There are probably 100
"'nesses in the case.
ine crime is the blacklist that
'sf occurred in this county and the
s'eome Of the trial of Christmas is
a'al'ed with much interest.
nessrs. Farmer & Espy, of Dothan,
y ~ aessrs Price & Watson and w.
- presenting the defendant Bib
.arley' ESQ.,, of this place repre-
s,.. SUNG the defendant. while the
49, Is represented by ex-state Sem
~ :. L. Wilson and Hon. ]. Wal
Aenoe, State Attorney.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-06-13

beginning to see the absolute neces-
sity of training its own children
rather than turning them over to the
state which cannot, because of con-
stitutional provisions teach the word
of God. The Christian school with
Christian environments will solve
many a perplexing problem in the
primary life of the child, and will
prevent many moral distortions from
appearing in the life of the larger
boy and girl; and yet our mission is
not educational. We must educate
but this is by no means our primary
work"
Neither is our work humanitar-
ian. / believe in relieving human
suffering and answering the sad cry
of human need. My whole life has
been keyed up to that work. Under
our church we have a splendid hos
pital with a corps of nurses and
physicians unsurpassed in all the
South. We have a home for the
working girls of Atlanta, who would
otherwise be exposed to the wiles of
the devil in a thousand ways. We
have night schools for those who
cannot go to school of a day. We
have an employment bureau, where
he help poor stranded fellows to find
job. We have recently established
a '-Foundling's Home" for the infants
picked up on the streets and in the
dens of Atlanta. And yet, our mis-
sion primarily is not humanitarian.
These things are incidental to our
main business. They all need doing
and the church is better pr red
than any other institution to sc hat
they are done, but our main bu mess
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-06-13

is not in these"
Referring to the text again. the
doctor declared that We would have
to find out what Jesus was sent tC
do in order that we might be sure
as to our mission in the world. The1
he quoted the text: Il came to seek
and to save that which was lost. >
Beginning with this proof text DR.
Broughton preached a powerful SER
mon on the positive side of the
Christian life, and closed by having
Miss Gloer sing one of those beauti-
full heart-searching gospel songs
with which she has won the hearts
of our people.
At Night.
The sermon at night was on
Heaven" and was a most excellent
one. The outline was, viz:
l. Heaven is a real place as
much as Live Oak is a place.
2. Heaven is all We ever dream
ed ii was as to bleSsedness and
beauty, because Jesus prepared" it
for HIS people and He knows how
to prepare the best.
3. The population of heaven will
certainly be cosmopolitan. From
every nation and tribe and tongue. -
4. 1t is a city of great crowds,
and yet, of perfect purity.
5. II is a city where We shall
know no sorrow and wherein there
is nothing to modest or make afraid.
6. God shall wipe away all tears
from their eyes.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-06-13
FRAUD CHARGED IN OKLAHOMA.
Both Haskell and Cruce Claim DEM
Ocratic Nomination.

Oklahoma City, Okla, June ~
c. n. Haskell today claimed to have
been nominated for governor of the
new state of Oklahoma at Saturdays
democratic primaries by a majority
of 1 3, 900 while Lee Cruces managers
said it would require the Official
count to determine the winner. Both
sides charge fraud. 1t is generally
believed that when all the counties
have reported it will be found that
Haskell has won by a safe margin.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-06-13
FOUR DROWNED IN THE MANA.
TEE RIVER.
Negroes Were Bathing When They
Met Their Death.

Tampa, Fla, June 12.-While bath
ing in the Manatee river near Pal
metto today James Jones, Pearl and
Ada Swillie and Annie Randall, all
were drowned before aid could reach
them. Dragging of the river result
ed in the recovery of the body of
one girl.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-06-13
ootton Crop Is Poor.

es'lie. Ala. June 12.-The cot
up OF the county is in bad
me plant being small and the
1A0equate. Practically every
IN the section has planted
Il. Aa some have abandoned
because of the poor outlook.
ale vegetables and corn are
ven where the farmers have
'e'e to work them out.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-06-13

A. Williams is transacting business
in Jacksonville today.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-11-07

evening. Rev Q Pierce, the local
minister, conducted the meeting and
delivered the address The W Q T.
U. attend d 10 body. The house was
well filed with an interested aud at
tentive audience. The songs used
were selected from Frank e Roush's
production, entitled Temperance
and Campaign Songs" and each selec
tion was very appropriate and to the
point
Fred Lacy, of Sabina, and Clifford
Lacy, of Blanchester, spent Sunday
the guests of their uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs s. S. Puckett, and other
relatives and friends here.