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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-02

Probably the greatest sufferer from the discontinuance of free passes is the Pullman company. Very few of the thousands who re- ceived free railway transportation enjoyed any favors at the hands of the Pullmans. They paid / for their berths like other passengers. Riding without cost, they generally felt able to indulge in the luxury of bed. Cutting off the bulk of this travel has cut off many thou sands of the Pullmans' revenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-02
EXTRA! EXTRA!! ExTRA!!!.-

The Murphy-Martin Dry Goods Co., the House that is making Greater Pine Blnn Famous have an extra" in this issue of the Graphic in which they an nounce a. special sale for this week, beginning Monday morning. This en- terprising firm occupies page in today's Graphic in which they present a catalogue of bargains that will have to be read to be appreciated, and to which We invite your attention.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-02
/. \ WHITE CARNIVAL"

The SivessWalton Co., is announc- ing a white goods carnival" for their store this week which begins Monday morning at o'clock. In their adver- tisement in this issue they quote some very extraordinary and exceptional values and our readers will find it 10 their profit to peruse this advertise ment carefully.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-02

ing the making and breaking of wills that the subject has become something of joke, yet the mak- ing of a will is one of the most serious obligations that rest upon those with property to leave when they die. Lawyers have proposed various reforms in insuring the right of his person to dictate the disposition of his property after death, but no satisfactory scheme has been devised to meet all of the difficulties in the case With no re- striction upon the number of wills man or woman may make, the re- suit is often a confusion of instru- ments that is a source of irritating and expensive litigation long after the well-meaning legator has pass ed away. Aged persons are subject to whims that vary with the real or imaginary grievances they have against their relatives. It is not at all unusual for an old man or woman to become querulous and representative over wrongs of the imagination.. At such times the first thought is to change the will, for strangely enough, t he. money one pos<ss$s appeS>s to become a heavier care and responsibility as the years of dotage pass.
 It is not hard to foresee the long and bitter wrangle that will ensue for the possession of the Pennsyl- vania woman's money, and there is abundant room for speculation as to just what her intentions were in regard to her property. Other cases, not quite so complicated perhaps, but still subject to almost intending contention, are reported frequently It is not for the lay man to suggest how this method of property transmission may be sim plified, but that it should be sim plified there can be no dispute.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-02

According to the latest census bulletin, there are 4,S33,63O wom- en wage-earners in the United States. The number has doubled since 1890. Ten years ago women were represented in all but nine Of the 3O3 bread-winning occupations. Tive women were pilots on steam railroads, ten were baggagemen, thirty-one brakemen, seven conduc- tors forty-five engineers, and fire men and twenty-six sw1tchmen, yardmen and flagmen, forty-three were carriage and hack drivers, six ship carpenters and two roofers and skaters, 1855 were blacksmiths and 5OS machinists. Women have invaded all fields. She has even become a cook.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-02
--OsO-

''In an Indiana town sixteen women attacked one man and whipped him because he persisted in brutally. beating his wife. Any body find fault with the ratio?" asks Bryans Commoner. The ratio is perhaps a -trifle. old-fashioned, but the storXs does not disclose an al togethetabad state of affairs in In- diana. sss, ss <
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-02

\ The Daily Graphic sets more type and publishes more local news and better news than any other Pine Bluff paper.,, Therefore, sub scribe Tor the Graphic and keep posted on what is going on in and about the town.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-02

Dove need more money?' asks Harper'sS Weekly. Well. after look ing. oVerkour grocery bill, meat bill, cokT bill, electric light bill and atNer bills for the past month. we are prepared to answer unhesi- tatingly in the affirmative.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-02
Ssss'Ssssi6eo-

It is time enough to talk about a successor to Governor Little when he is dead. And man is never dead until%life is extinct. It would be well for some of the Politicians who have. the guberna- torial itch to remember this fact.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-02

The only really undesirable citi- zons nowadays are the umpires that go back on the home team.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-02

If the destiny of the paragraph man is hinted at too plainly, he may indulge in a little repartee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-02

The best way to absorb Centra' America is to let Mexico civilize il first
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-02

Rain or shine, now be good and co to church today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-02
Terms: e.1hird Cash and Balance in One and Two Years at Six Per
 Gent Interest
Date of Sale is June
 5th at , p. m.


 
  banking district of the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-02

There are no friends like old friends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-02
Brief Description of the Property

10 building erected by MT the Mercantile freproof location
  ankng office street of Little
  
 in years who a
  will be of the the city. , down not later than as the expires and pos session will be given at that time
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-02
THE TERMS

at interest In location
  a postal card.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-02
The Auction Sale

'
 o'clock in the after sale will front of the Louisiana greed with apprecav crowd
 @ history valuable pubc Auction and not property the which certainly woud mott a responsibility. t,~#p
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-02
THE OFFICIAL CITY PAPER.

entered at Postoffice at Pine biun' Nrk., as second class mail matter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-08
A RELIABLE
STRENGTH CREATOR

Ninol Is the latest scientific produce
tion OF The greatest tonic Tebuildeg the
world has ever known, namely cod
liver oil.
In Vinol the useless. system cl0eging,
rlause atlng oil Is eliminated, and the
medicinal, curative elements known to
exist In the Gods liver are administered
in highly concentrated form, With
tonic iron added.
This is why Ninol Is so strongly rec
commended by physicians and guaran-
teed by over Ave thousand oe the Lead
ing druggists OF the United States as a
hody-bullder and strength creator Cor
old people, weak women. puny children,
after sickness and for all pulmonary
diseases. The doctor knows wha he is
giving, and the patient knows what he
is taking
Mr.. pruehl OF prnehI & Frankea
SAYS. I'VE sell VInOl on a guarantee
that 1t fs and win do all we claim for
it, or refund money without question.
Druehl Franken, Druggists also
Smith Drug Co.
Note--While we are sole agents for
VinoI IN Sals Lake City. 1t is now for
sale at the heading drug store In nearly
every town and city In the country.
Look for the Vinol agency in your town.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-08
IRISH REUNION.
Saints and Elders Enjoy Il Good Eve
niDS's Entertainment,

on Saturday evening IN the Electrical
Workers hall, successful reunion Of
Irish elders and saints was held, There
We're about 10 IN Attendance, Elder Iebes
j. Bpreon WAS temporary chairman, In
the absence OF Elder Stephen w. Ross.
OF l-eha president Tho committee In
charge provided an excellent entertain
ment- consisting OF songs recital ns.
speeches, dancing and refreshments, The
experiences ~ those present who had
been connected with the irish conference
covered q period Of fully ~ Years. The
native wit and vaIar az the Irish ra0e
were lttlngly sol Tor;h In song and story
and In the hight Of remriacence The SONS
and daughters OF the Emerald Isle we've
carried backward over the years TO the
land or their birth. There were present
q elders who had laborcd In rhc Irish
conference. There were also 80 on the
Irish saints In attendance. Among the
speakers were Elder James McGht who
labOred In Ireland as - missionary 80
wears ago and Elder Roy pasEeS. who
ended n nlesiou there six weeks ago.
Dancing was ndugod ia AZ Intervals The
music being furnished by he unceda
orchestra. a most enjoy able evening was
spent, and al a Hate honr the company
dispersed, the Wish hel-d commonly ex.
pressed tina there might be many such
reunions IN The future
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-08
In THE ASSEMBLY HAIL.

DNNrIloW Gniberines addressed nv
Mission Presidents and Others,
Attendance at the morning session
az the tabernacle was so largo that
an overflow meeting In the assembly
ban was arranged. and II WAS not
long until that large auditorium also
was packed Elder Heber j. Grant
conducted the services. and the con-
Sregatloh Joined In furnishing the
music.
ELDER NEPHI PRATT
President Nephl Pratt. OF the North
western States mission reported the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-08
CHANfBERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY
AIDS NATURE.

Medicines thar aid nature are always
most eifectual. Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy acts on this plan II allays the cough
believes the lungs, AIDS eapectoration,
restoring the system 10 a healthy con-
ditton- Thousand have testified to It's su-
perlor excellence. For sale by all drug
gisIs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-08

nants had thus far been published
there, and the people would therefore
be anxious 10 have the whole book pub
lished In their language.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-08
ELpER RENNToN.
ELDER ANTHONY ". WINS.

President Anthony w. Twins NJ the
Juarez stake, reported the Mexican
mission as being in very four shing
condition, The stake organization as
well as the mission work. is progress,
iEg rapidly and The people are AT
prosperous and contentei, The speak,
or expressed his pleasure In meeting
with the saints in general conference,
and bore strong testimony to tho
truth uf the gospel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-08

successes and difficulties encountered
In the PRONUNCIATION OF The gospel in
tho field Of the northwest The head
Quarters Of tire mission are now at
Portland Or. and President Pratt
reported the clders under his charge
as lahorins diligently for the spread
Ing OF the truth of the great latter
day gospel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-08
ELDER '. d. MRALL.

Elder J, Golden Kl1nban follow
Cd With "a few closing rernaraks, He
destined To the spirit that had dictated
the remarks that had been made and
Ia their truihfuluess Said that he
sympnthiaed with the elders In The
missions of the world, and ii any one
earned rEeir reward these elders are
surely among those who will receive a
gTea at reward
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-08
SUNDAY MORNING.

Conference opened this morning by
the choir singing the hymn Sweet
is the work, my God, my King" Prayer
Was offered by Elder Byron Sessions.
The choir sang the anthem, Rouse, o
We MortalE"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-08
AETEENooN sERvIcEs.

Another overflow service was held
IN The assembly hall at D m. Flder
IJyrnm NJ. Smith of the quorum OF the
Twelve being In charge As Ia tho
morning service. the hall was crowded.
and people We're turned away on ac-
count ut there being no standing room
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-08

Continual ON page seven.>
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-08
ET.pER Q. III. HART.

Elder Z. II. Hart OF the council Of
seventy followed, speaking OF the eN--
tent Of the missionary work, and OF
the sacrifices made by the missionaries
In going forth to preach the ever
lasting gospel to the children OF men.
CONTINUED on page seven.)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-05
OIL WELL IS FOUND
 NORTH OF FLORENCE
Chemist Hodges Makes Investigation
 and Finds The Fluid.


 Florence. Ala. Sept. 4--(special)-- Robert S. Hodges. chemist for the Geo. logical Survey of Alabama, who is in Florence for the purpose of investigat- ing the oil found while digging well mile and a half north of Florence. has reported to his department that he found oil at a distance of fifty feet from the surface. The oil was dug up in the clay, the rock not having been reached yet and the odor of the oil Is so strong that the diggers have refused to work in the well, and ar arrangements are being made to drill to the rock where 1t Is believed oil VIII he struck. Dr. Smith, head of the Geological Survey of Alabama, has long been convinced that oil would be found in this section.
 Judge Charles r. A,mon, of the Cir cult court of Lauderdale county. in hls charge to the grand jury took the posi- ton that the injunction of Judge Jones of the United States district court should be respected. He safd: Con corning the clash between the State and Federal courts over the enforce ment of the passenger and freight rate laws enacted by the last Legislature. the Louisville and Nashville. which runs through your county has refused to put them into effect. I would not advise you to return indictments against the agents of this company, for the reasoi that the Unised States court has acquired Jurisdiction of this matter. and am of the opinion that this court having acquired juric- diction first of the litigation between the State and the railroads, Is the proper place to terminate the htiSa- tion. The enforcement of these laws having been enjoined by the Federal court, all law abiding citizens must respect the courts and obey the orders of the same"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-05
STORM DOES DAMAGE.
Heavy Winds Caused Anxiety h City
 nf EufnuIa

Of EufRula.
 Eufaula, Sept G--(Special.)--A heavy wind cloud accompanied by vivid light ming and light rain, passed over the city yesterday shortly after noon which caused much anxiety on the part of the citizens, Fortunately so far as can be learned. but little damage was done A portion of the huge smoke stack of the EufauIa Cotton Mills was blown off and in some sections of the resi- dent portion of the city limbs were twisted from trees. Later in the after noon a much needed rain fell for near ly an hour.
 Mrs. Victor Taylor, a well known woman. died at her home sn the west ern part of the city yesterday morning after a very brief illness. Mrs. Fay Tor had only been married about a year and leaves a tlsband and an infant child. Her remains were taken to Conner on the train this morning where they were inferred besides those of other members of her family.
 Ftorzelie Bland. q highly esteemed young man. died Monday night at the home of his parents on thessouth side of the city. Deceased was stricken with typhoid malarial fever and grew worse until the end came. He was about twenty-five years old and leaves a young wife and an infant child. His remains were inferred in Fair View cemetery here
 The circuit court is dispatching busi- ness in Clayton and quite a number Of lawyers and other citizens from the city are in attendance. J. E. Tenn. a citizen of Beat ', was made foreman of the grand jury and that body Is vigorously looking into lawlessness and crime.
 T. N. Clayton and family of Clayton have reached the city and VIII in fu- ture reside here.
 Rev. Auld and wife of Edgefeld. s. G.. are visiting Mrs. Aulds parents, Capt. and Mrs. R. A. BaUowe' on Cherry street.
 The boys of the city are leaving with almost every train for college and the girls anticipating the dull thud that must follow are making the week in teresting and entertaining. dance was enjoyed Monday night and some delightful entertainment has occupied the boards every afternoon and even ing during the week.
 Prof. s. V. DeTrinnis, instructor of the military band, will soon begin the work of organizing an orchestra among the young men. Since the completion of the new theatre, such an organiza- ton Is almost indispensable and will supply a long felt want.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-05
CAPITOL GOSSIP
I,t.re.t in state ArchIves.

Visitors to the State Capitol are dis" playing more interest in the Depart rnent of Archives and History than any other section of the State house at present. and the department has be- come such popular, as well as in1por- tant. one. that Director owens has de- cided to install visitors register in the office on october 1, when the fiscal year beakns. This register will be kept as a matter of record. showing the number of persons who visit the de- partment during year
 Since the department exhibit has been moved to the new quarters in the annex it has been displayed to much greater advantage. and reflects great credit on Director Owens and his as- sistants.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-05
ro rIx CLOCK In the Dome.

There was persistent rumor around the Capitol yesterday that the clock fin the dome will be started within the next few days. or else tho hands Will be moved around so that the employees will not be alarmed when they inNol- untarily glance at the dial when they go to work in the mornings ana see
 Denutv Insurance Commissioner A. C sexton has been mounting the steps to the capitol approach three at time during the last few mornings. forget ting that the clock has held its hands motionless before its face for the last year. proclaiming the hour to be near
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-05
FIRE IN EuFAULA.
Fome of J. F. FOy Is Destroyed With
 Heavy LOas.

Home of J. F. FOy Is Destroyed With
 Heavy Loss.
 Eufaula, Sept. 4.-(Special. l-The former home of J. E. Foy of this city, and owned by him, but occupied by the family of H. l.. Roberts, was totally destroyed by nre this morning about 2 o'clock. Origin of the fire is not known but 1t is believed to have caught from a lamp in some way The building was a large commodious one and was quite an ornament to that part of the city. MT. Foy holds pol lev of s2,500 on the building which will only cover about half the loss and It could not be learned as to whether the furniture was insured, as MT Rob erts is absent in Dawson, Ga. few of the household effects were saved.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-05
Secretary Again III.

secertary of State Julian was con fined to his bed again yesterday, and will probably not be able to attend the meeting of the code commission today when 1t assemblies to open the bids for the new code and to award the contract.
 Secretary Julian is suffering from a slight attack of malarial fever, and a general breakdown as a result of the strenuous work imposed upon him fol- lowing the session of the Legislature
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-05
Five Years for Glass,

Ban Francisco, Sept. 4.-Louis Glass, Vice President of the Pacific States Telophone and Telegraph Company conv cted of having bribed Supervisors I,onergan to vote against granting franchise to the Homo Telephone Com nany, was today sentenced by Superior Judge Lawlsr to Ave years in prison at San Quentin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-05
NEGREss IS KILLED.
shot by Her Husband Accidentally
 While Drinking Water.

While Drinking Water.
 Eufaula. Sept. 4.-(Special. )-lntor nation of a tragedy which occurred Tn ouitman county Tuesday night has been received here. A negro, whose name is Benefield, having reason 10 ne- lieve that owls were disturbing his chickens arose about midnight and seizing his gun, started for the back door. His wife was also awakened and preceding him, was drinking water on the back porch. In some way the weapon was accidentally discharged and the entire contents entered his wife's side causing instant death.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-05
pro.nectIve senmtor Here.

Hon. John Gamble, of Troy, who it ia conceded will succeed Hon. Lueien Gardner as Senator from the Troy district. was a visitor at the Capitol yesterday. receiving the congratula fiors of his friends In advance. It Is not expected that MT. Gamble will have any opposition in his race for the sena- torship.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-05

The MeekIenbre combines oher place Sonhs being thoroughly equped all the modem comforts and c of city hotel The Naaheim and Barueh bath S"n FaEor e icy etc., with the additional of well appointed country place. o,. n6 =. known water kind in hs wo and the Mecenb"g atnias o0eth ecing wcnderfu Rheumais, Kidney and Son- aeh bles Bts Disease and all conditions resulting from excess
 PRIZE WINNERS AT
 w. Fair St. Lous Exposition Virginia State Fair of t9O6 Don't THE NECLElBURG Stop privileges on all touris tickets SoCthern and Seahoard R. k
 Waters tos sale in Montgomery by
 Exchange Drug Go. Montgomery Drug Co F. L. Spann s
 E. c. Fowler.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-05
(COntInued TOIaOrrov.)

Beginning Tuesday SePteDer ., SP- ,,ItcrIta fer admission tO the Univer- sItv school will he examined every .,,orulur at the school house, 5O4 Dex- ter Avenue, from a- nl, 70 lz m' t'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-05
oh.nceIlnr Mhiteride.

Chancellor w w whiteside, of the Northeastern district. was a guest at the Capitol yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-05

Dieterich expects to see the work fin- ished in time for him to SOW a fall crop of grass and be in readiness to beau tify this lawn next spring.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-05
estabiis6ed by the state in the near fu-

established by the state in the near fu- ture.
 The citizens of that community ofs fer Ave acres of land and s5,0o0 in cash for the institution.
 Leeds boasts Of one of the iargest cement factories in the state, lSs9s bricx works and other industries o similar nature with coal mines withi4 i've nailes of the heart of the plaea
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-05
,,,,ro,,tnr CapItoI Grounds.

terrace of the Capitol grounds is pro-
 gressinE rapidly and Gardener Adolph
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-05
LErns WANTS CoLLEGE.
c,,,,eu. Of Jefferson County Town
 Make An OMeF.

Rirminsham, Sept 3.-(speeial)-- Leeds. a cement manufacturing town in the extreme eastern part or Jet- ferson county is an applicant Tor the Jenerson county district college to De