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 TO APPEAR AGAIN


 5eae Het fsee minstrel Hz esQGAaase which -#as- presented last winter at tA. MIEs rheater and later reproduced a1 the -snumc1 tdeater at Forest Park. wln Ae 4iven at tAe tiks Theater a,aia TGanksstYing night Ihe Per safnance Will he @lyen fos the 2ef.s- ffg of the Nonne Ladies Gaild oz Fria- i9, Church anu the 1@satas:5 are s1- ready aeeaariHs U si4e the paal4ea aa= otEer one of is navel and aausias shows. 4he performance #wia= =he #en- Hrefv rev. Miss Victoria 9Iafrei No so suceessfully directed the aif4t. last year. has charge oe the ttn2aahers and saloists again and this alone asslles success. The resular talent =ot the Hot Time 0reanization is to he added to and several neW singers are 10 ac aeard here on that occasion, Mir. Gus- tis. who is now scoring l hit at the rGeateriam will sing in the first part. Ben Franklin, Gurley Phillips. Mack f{4n!mett. Neyer Solmson. John Gil- lespie and H. L. Sternaerg are to Ae on the end again in black face. Iha first rehearsal of 1he entire company gt&t |. ke place at the home of Miss Harrel on Monday evening.
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10 ny friends and patro.ss take pleasure in notifying yoa and the public that l have rents3 the ssiaoa building formerly oeeopi 89 I2fea Senvard No. f27 Main strgtt, f'ine Bluff, and with the stock at &llisteys, wines, cigars and tobass2 tAs ss= & set apart t@= lie as iAy axsaesioa- y the United States Bistrt4 fian4t will move to said stand and #i3l at all timas aa1.aie a.zd supply tits aest brands ef wnis5>eHs vines ei5..es .s.A .aAaeeo aAta!naAie.
 Thanking yon Tor zas aa;# sss.#saa 4i.4e to seq 1ee u ssv Hzs .444 am, faspe flllS.
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a, 1t. Devil, :"

he Devil, the sensational satiii- eal comedy drama by Franz t.olnar, which has Set .tli New York talking, and which is eFoWdlag the Garden Theater at every performance, will be Presented ny Henry W. Savage at the Elks Theater Thursday November 12. Mr. Savage holds from the author personally the sole authorization to present the Devil ill America, and he offers the comedy with all the ori- 2inal unique stage detail taken di- rectly from the Hungarian and off, cial German presentation. The De- vii tells powerful story of the weak ness of men and woman, temptations and foi5les, aud incidentally a great moral lesson. \ notable cast will present the play in this city.
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Ohio Street Baptist Church.

sunday school It 9:t9. All are at&ed by Superintendent Ryland ro 9e present by all mo2.s Preaenin u aott, hours by Faster j. $. Ra5ets. Morning subject @tn.ir5 Christ an ofen Field ana eNaniSs subject "I inc Bluff and l.1 =Hibie Our State Mission Ohetrra ~ill he eeahd- e! ou' Sunday and Q ~ o5.o tha. has pledged or expects to gay alytAins b tuis worthy cause wi. noei to lc go T later than next NJ |. esaay at the + est, sure. If you gre nat renresent- ed in this otfering, you are one of only q very few Let us make '. uaaa- imous The B. Y. P. U. mecttA@ at 6:A5. You and your friends are ip- vitcd to all these services.
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A MEASURE OF MERIT
Pine hlulI Citizens Should Weigh Weii
 This Evidence.
Proo. oe tHe a4eit lies in

proot ot tte a5efit lies in the ". denee
 toaysncus es.aeaee in Pine Bua.
 It is H5t sae testimony of strapsers
 But t6e endorsement ol Pine Blu1 people
 That s tae sind Of proof given aeae.
 The statemeUt o5 Pine Blna' et= tizen.
 | s. sfecG, Retired, SD W Harra- auz street, Pfna Bluff, Arkg sayss T eau say without the least hesitane4 that Doan5 Kidney Pills are All that they are claimed to be. aai s1ttiHs we'll along in years and some time | commenced to suffer from Kidney trouble Fhe action of the kidnes seeretioHs was too frequent, espeei- ally at night and bothered me great deal. firmly believed that there was no help for me, but seeing Daan ; Kidney Pills highly recommended l aroeured a hox from the n-Tank- erslev Drug Go Shortly after begin hing their use, great change for the better took place in my condition. :, Wv rest was no longer disturbed at night and I felt improved in every way. After using about six boxes oi ~ he remedy, I was cured so com ,1etely that there has been no return Iaof the complaint in three years. -o For sale by all dealers. Price 90 be Its. -Milburn Co.,, Buffalo. Jew York, sole agents for the United
 tates.
 Remember the name-Doan's-and ake no others>
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First Metll0list Church.

Rev. T. r. Ramsey aaste.. snf= day school 9:@o q. m. t. 0. tiuhet superintendent. Selslee ' 2. E.. aLd 7:30 T. m by the lastot. Sl1n,2ct e mornine sermon, Ns the Hart ,anl- eth After the Watal Broo0s even ing, "The Three No1la-be DisciPses - Choice music. q ~oi.iortablo church. Spriuiai N1l54ltn aei a cordial well come ..wait Non. 'Fle public 'a ee3
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Carr Memorial Cilnreh.

Sixth and Dakota. Services at Il \. m, held by the pastor 59n'4v school at 9:4a a n., NJ. S. Frank, su pcrintondent The evening honr will he given entirely to the EpWorth Lea&ue for special service and well arranged program will be rendered in terspersed with excellent music, be shining at 1:3o All are cordially n- yited to attend. especially the evening service.
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Deafness Cannot Be Cured

" 3acN applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear Faere is only oue way to cure deaf- ness, and tlas k bT constitutional r. mea.os. Deafness is caused bH an u1- famed condition of the mucous =fiAsas e tBe GH@taehian Tube When this tube k lanamed you have raaaaltas sound ar imperfect heaginEssad when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the result. and unless the inflammation can be taken o9t and tbts tube restored sa is norma condition. hearing will be destroy cd forever: nine cases oat -as len are caused 3y Catarrh, which is nothing but an intlamed condition of .the mucous surfaces.
 We will give One Hundred bo3ass for any ease of Deafness teaused ay catarrhl that cannot be cured by IHau's Catarrh Cure Send for eiren- lars free
 F. l. CHENEY X CO., Toledo. O
 Sold by Druggists. 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for con
 tipation.
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!he Burgoma>tcr.

tt iast ! red genuine comic npera, nseseHted b* a company os eXeep- tionai merit, will prove quite aa in anyation 10 local music lovers That 4asieal &esH The Bureomastel@ with many of the first and original eon1-
 pany is booked to appear at the Eiks theate4 taesdax nisht The present cumqany is headed hy Harry
 aermsea and Ruth White, Uho are beth vi known b the comic opera stase and the suppoatins company numbers over half hundred otAe:S.
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| irS; BaNtist { hnICh.

Tha p3sIor, Rev Moore, will preach at aotH hours of service. SaAjS>i s tHe Mofaing dlse00fz2. "A City a1a .igsss.' .,Tfni0 subject. The YoaHs 4ga and .WUa 0a3s. S0adaY sebeo} l.sa H. m. B. \. r. l.. 6:ao ? n. Nj ase cordially HyifGl so atzead ta1S+ services
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 K L. HcNe& ana ha-oaHd to k t. Horreau warranty deed. VIZ lot L block 3l Old Town. $l,250.
 ]. (. sewell to E. " lisAto~rr. warranty deed All block 9S Auslil, x Taylor's addition. $500.
 Richard Johnson and wife to James Gould ct al. quit claim deed, l.. ; , r, 1-2 ". 1-2 $. W N. ". and E. 1--- s. W. Y. ". and ". 1-2 W 1-2 W. t-2 s. t,N. ". See. 26. r 6, E. s, $l00.
 F P Flanders. county clerk, to t. II. friplett, tax deed, S E See. l7s T. ,, k. [. lot II, block ly. NJ ]. iIammetts addition, W G jet |, block 6. Cockrin,5 addition, \. ana r, SHE'S.
 ! \. White and wife. ]. N White and wife to E. D. Burks warranty decd, s. W :. E. Sec 3s. r ,. K. 10. $loo.
 fEBrown and wife 10 E. D Harks. warranty deed s l-2 <. E. See. 3}6, i 't, ftt 'p, Pt1,
 Chris Banuenbers and Wife h L. LaminacR. warranty deed Lot 1 bloet !. RngIef's addition, $1,5oo
 T. Fearte and wife to J. Y. N!ine. Eaal4a4t4 deed iot 2 black lS '. - sea1I,s addition. &101a.
 j. N Haalzaud W4fe fo S (. =Nztzz5. 4a9fa4#. Lots , aad ta aiees s [ Monks Western addition. $21a
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-07

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p0stoiic Faith };eeiines.

< eszs every a5=At Ut the ia2s1= 4aefe. corner CT Tht4toe0tIl anG 13='5 9eFE7. a 1:@Q ?. ID sundays, ; r 2 EJiA1e lesson every dly ta a=Aeh, ! az as All 4re welcome.
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oJ4,el sixth and .'tech streas. ihe pastor will pre5em at the morning servlee, "some9hin2 tc Live Tor. - and night lsa vii answer the seea-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-07

-The cotton gin of J. s. MeDoa- nell. which was reported to have been destroyed by fire at Altheimer Thurs day nisht, was only slightly damaged.
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 5s45 i5 a#t i.i5& H4aa s5 4es5 of a9o&5a ze5 activity fae lodge q aeaaeh af tba #feaf charity fs#e=Ha.ts# 5fa
 mai 6rilh which maintains orphan asXlnms. homes for the asszs hospitafs, homes for working sitis aed other welfare institutions all eFsH his eaansfy. Europe and Asia.
 tmons other signs of help aud 5za.s= ress fs the interesting character 9f the regular meetings and the iz= creased attenaances. The Membe E o. jhe 1aeal lodge are determined ts bring it up to the highest standard of efficiency With this view in mind they have outlined q series ol papers and debates on several vita topics of the day, especially as tIeE affect Tes1- ish eitizns The first topic to he dealt with will be immigration. This general subject will be snadiyided into three parts: The InmiSfant at Home" "'rhe Immigrant While ill the Course of Migration and @The Im- migrant in America Each of the sub-topics will be treatod by two writ CTS. At the November meeting next Monday night the Immigrant at Home" will be the theme. Papers will be presented by George B. Moore and Jake Butsten. President Harry H. Solmson will preside at the meeting.
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hriStiln Spif nee Service.

loS Pine stTee,- Snada5 II q. III. Subject: tdam and failen M"n. Wednesday evenias meetings, :S9 o'clock Reading room open daily. 2:3o tn ; o'clock All ate welcome.
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YA CtRE ! COLON ONE :}Ay

Fake LAXATIVE BR0M0 GtiHtas Tablets Druggists refund money iG
 s aaiIs ta cure. F. ". GROVES sia-
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J. IvI. WHITEHEAD Al rcElitecf and EIlgineea
LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS.

Rooms S01-502 Southern Trust ,}Jlj1ding. Drawing and superintend- ing Of all kinds of buildings Old phone 3919
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-07-23

fronts with the dilapidated backs gave con-
elusive evidence of the long and arduous usage
to which it had been devoted; yet many
weary toier of the busy city welcomed gladly
the protection and comfort offered by these
homely dwellings.
Such a one was Mrs. Hudson, poor widow,
who, with her little brood gathered around
her after the death of kind but thriftless
husband. His death had been the result Of
exposure, brought about in his efforts to secure
wood to saw, yards to clean, or furnaces to
keep, thereby obtaining the pittance that
without his wife help would never have
satisfied the mouths, which, like young birds,
seemed ever to cry, "give, give"
Nothing much left in the larder, Billy boy,
after giving them peoples they dinner; but
you know they was here to pay they res
poets to the departed, so [ guess we done
right to comfort they insides.'
''Well! Mother, they insides amt gwine
to help us none" said Billy, a wizen-faced
boy of fourtee nor fifteen. cit is up to us now
to think whar bread and cheese is coming
from to fill these here mouths and pay for the
coffin what Dad was put away in.
CHOW, boy,' said the mother, Chow on
grateful Jest hush talking hathaway. We
got to think on our bessin s, chile! and twill
shore S prise you how much we have to be
thankful for.
Billy went off grumbling and muttering,
but came back after his mornings work as
good-natured as ever, ready for his meager
dinner Of bread and potatoes.
"Mother," said he ~ has been thinkin
bout what you said bout our blessin s. [
wanter to ask you; do you S pose if we get to
Heaven, we will have all the good things we
want?"
''Shore, shore, boy" spoke up Mary Jane;
"don't you mind Mother s reading to us outen
the Good Book bout the river running with
milk and honey?"
''Shuh! Mary Jane, | no ejiot; what kind
Of fish could live in river like that and how
in commonsense, could any boat run in honey
river? Jes tell me that gal Think your
Biography got little mixed that time trying
to be smart.
Didn't you say that, Mar? BilIy's so
scornful anyhow
''No such, | amt scornful; but you jest
butt in, when you warn't axed; speak when
you re called"
''Now, childrens, don't scrap; l did read
that but It doesn t mean a real rivera fshy
river; it is just a-a-parabOle; that we shall,
shore have everything that is sweet and good
for us if we can make the landing"
"EThat s lest what I thought said Mary
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-07-23
BY N. G. WILSON

'Bound for you You lazy, good-for-
uothin' creatur, Mary Jane! S'posen you
think the Lord got nothin to do 'cepin' to
do your dish-washin for you," chuckled
Billy, thinking he he'd the best of his sister.
''Whar is that honey, yawls talkin' 'bout9 I
want some right now in this little hand,
called out the thin piping voice of little Joe.
''There now! baby, we haint soppin yit;
when we do, you'll shore get yourn, replied
the sister, soothingy
The winter passed. but Billy and Mrs.
Hudson had struggling times to provide the
necessaries for their dependent ones. There
always kind neighbor to help them ont
of an emergency, for it was ever remembered
that Mrs Hudson s willing hands were always
ready to take hold when trouble came to any
Of the little families.
Billy's glasses were not always rose-hued,
and, occasionally, he was much dscouraged;
but his Mother never failed to remind him of
that parabole, FThe river that flowed with
milk and honey"
FBut, Mother, it must be long way from
us, or our boat has slipped by, one or t'other;
for it shore takes long time to reach us, :"
said Billy, with respondent smile
just be patient, my son:
s. Let us be patient, these severe Affections,
Not from the ground arise;
And oftentimes celestial benedictions
Assume this dark disguise.
We see but dimly through the mist and shadows
Of these cold earthly damps:
What seem to us but dark funeral tapers,
May be Heaven s distant lamps
"That was Miss Aggie religion; my good,
old friend used to sing that to me- often and
often, when she knew [ was in the low
grounds of SORROW"
"Mother," whispered Bill, reverently, eff
you don't get to the Good place, none of us
needn't to try"
His mother smiled at the boy, saying
Hope we will all get there my boy; that s
where I'm making for and God grant we
can make port.
But better times we're in store for Billy
and his charges. A few days after this he
was coming home for his dinner and, as he
neared home, he notices across the street, a
crowd of little fellows gathered at their
swimming hole Gas they called a deep pond
made by the back-water Of the river) He
hurried up, asking:
''What's the matter, boys, what's the mat
ter?"
"Why," said several voices at once, "little
boy in the pond and can't get out"
"Where where % cried RilIv
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-07-23

Cant hep your cryin, must hep that kid
out EN- that hole
He jerked off his coat and was soon swim
ming like duck to the place, just in time to
see a little curly pate rise to the top Of the
water. Selling the youngster by the hair,
he was soon towing him to the bank, where
he found his mother standing, having been
attracted to the place by the screams Of the
affrighted children.
'Thank God, Billy! he isn't dead, is he?
You re a man. every inch Of you, my boy,
said the mother, the tears streaming from
her eyes, and reaching out, she took the little
drenched fellow in her arms and run with him
to her cottage.
She soon had him stripped, rubbed down
and covered up warm in her own bed AS
soon as he revived little she fed him some
hot soup brought in by a kind neighbor.
The physician who had been summoned COM
~mended both mother and son, saying:
"You have done everything necessary,
Mrs. Hudson, and the quick attention the child
has received from Billy and yourself, no
doubt, has saved his life. I'll administer a
little stimulant and then endeavor to find
to whom he belongs"
The little fellow fell asleep and Mrs. Hud-
son bethought herself of examining the child g
clothing for his name.
eyes, yes, Mother" said Mary Jane,
"here 8 a name and number in his shoe
Frank Esmond, 1876 Berlin Place"
Chilly, Billy, do you know where this place
is?' inquired his mother, anxiously.
''Guess I could find it, Ma
"Well, son, here's dime; [ haven't much
money but his poor ma must be told that the
little fellow wasn't drowned. | know how
I'd a-felt if he had been nine
Billy found his way without difficulty. The
number proved to be a beautiful place far out
his ring at the bell was evidently the master
of the house and inquired most kindly
"What is it, my little man."
''Be you Mr.. Esmond, sir?''
eyes,
"Well, sir, your little boy is at our house.
Will you come with me- sir? He's all right. "
"Thank God. Come ill., my son, and let me
tell my wife her child is found and then we
will set off at once William, order the car
rage was said to servent standing in the
hall.
Presently pretty woman tottered down
stairs, and, seeing Billy, she caught him
around the neck and he told his mother he
never did have such bully hug.
"Please Ma 'am" said Billy, twill you
fetch some dry clothes for the little chap: he
fell In the water and my hreecheS won II ht
Arizona republican., 1908-11-08

100 boxes No, apples. 75c Der box, at McKee's Cash Store.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-08

Dear Sir-The Los Angeles races start tonight leaving Los Angeles at mid night and are due here sometime Sun day at midnight or afterwards. You will receive a phone message from The Republican office that the "CARS HAVE PASSED" this means that they have passed Buckeye and you will im- mediately blow two blasts on the whis- tie, three times. which is to call out the deputies to protect the streets upon the arrival of the cars in the city. Please see that these instructions are carried out.
 Yours truly,
 PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC CO,
 F. H. ENSIGN, Manager.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-08
THE REMARKABE WILL OF A DOCTOR
He Leaves a Secret of Life to His
 Children and the World.

Children and the World.
 One of the worlds greatest physi- clans upon his death bed called his children about him and said: When I die l will leave the secret of life as have discovered it in my practice. 2
 When they read his will it directed them to a safety vault which contain- | ed a large envelope marked thus: The Secret of Life" Upon opening it they read: Don't abuse the stom- ach." This profound thinker after a long life of medicine knew the .stom- ach to be the throne of man.
 Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will help you make a stomach healthy.
 If it is worn out and lacks the fluids of digestion these tablets will take the place of such fluids
 If it is filled with poisonous juices, these tablets will neutraliZe and re- move such poison.
 If you cannot eat without agony these tablets will show you how you can. If you will eat foolishly, or drink excessively, or if business de- mands abuse of stomach. these tab lets after meals will make such abuse light, for they take the hardship away from the stomach.
 They are great digesters. filled with more powerful agents than the sys- tenn can give. They go back into the blood aftef~theY have digested a meal, thereby increasing the ability of na- ture to take care of digestion without exhausting other organs.
 High flyers need feel no considerable hardship if they will eat one of these little tablets after a rich or late meal
 It is a splendid gift to the stomach and a good habit to form. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets sell for soc per package at every drug store.
 Send us your name and address and We will send you a trial package by mail free. Address F. A Stuart Co, 150 Stuart Bldg. Marshall, Mich.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-08
REPUBLICAN LEADERS
 COMING TOMORROW
HOVAl A. SMITH WILL ARRIVE IN THE MORNING FROM
 BISBEE.
Ralph H. Cameron, Delegate Elect Coming From Globe In An Automo- Lile.

Word was received yesterday that Hoval A. Smith. chairman of the re- publican territorial central committee. by whose good work to a large extent. Ralph Cameron was elected to con- gress, will arrive in the city Monday from Bisbee. It was also announced that MT. Cameron himself would ar rive here Monday night or Tuesday morning, coming from Globe in an au- tomobile over the same road taken on his recent record breaging trip.
 It is expected some sort of jollifica- tion or reception will be arranged to meet these gentlemen ia fitting way. notwithstanding the rush of fair week. and that another twist will be given the statehood wheel. pointing the course of Arizona more surely than ever, into the harbor of unity with the rest of the nation
Arizona republican., 1908-11-08
K. OF P. REcEPrIoN-A

ments have been completed by the committees in charge for the Knights of Pythias reception at the Arizona
 School of Music Wednesday night. The Pythian Sisters as well as the knights have done a great deal of work in prep aration for the entertainment Wednes- day night as well as during the week of all visiting knights and their ladies during fair week. The reception, it is expected will be a brilliant affair The music engaged will insure fine dane
 ing The reception rooms will be used for those who prefer cards to dancing.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-08
A COURT CLERKS ERROR
International Text Book Company Case
 Still to be Heard

Washington, Nov. Ion October 19, the Associated Press sent a dispatch from this city to the effect that in the United States supreme court the In ternational Text Book company was denied a rehearing in it's suit against Aaron T. Pigg. of Topeka, Kansas. It now appears that this was an error caused by a mistake of the supreme court clerk. who confused this case with another having a like number on the court calendar. The case of the International Text Book company against Pigg has not yet been argued.
 BASE BALl-The base ball game which will be played at the Eastlake park grounds today between the Gal pins and the Fords promises to be ex- tremely interesting. The lineup of the two teams will be as follows: Gal pins, Morris, catcher; Williams, pitch CT; Graham, 1st base; Harter 2nd base: Wagner shortstop; Rudolph 3rd base; Sullivan. left field; Mitchell centerfield, Tevis. right field. Fords, Spaulding, catcher; Cuber, pitcher; Tebben, 1st
 base; Magoffin. 2nd base; Johnson. shortstop; Mullen, 3rd base; Stephen son rightfield, Vinson, centerfield; By CTS. left field.
 BANKS WILL CLO5E-In accord ance with the proclamation of Gover- nor Kibbey, all the Phoenix banks win close at noon every day this week.