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IMPORTANT CAPTURE
 BY DUNG STEWART

Ihe police department have in thnir to..s what is thought to be quite an important capture and one that when fully investisatcd will show that q nan much wanted in Texas nas be- |
 t ehended. The man who is held rF"ding the arrival of parties from Texas gfyes his name as $. ]. Rich arison, though the officers are of the opinion That this is not his real name and thai he is going under an alias
 Richardson and d partner blew in" from Texts several days ago and the officers arrested his partner on the ch9f9e of Na@tancN. Richardson < partner then got communicative and
 .peached eH Richardson, saving that While bummie their way into Pine Bluff RiehaE il told him that a big reward W4s out for him i'll Texas on the charge r robbin2 q postonice and also for se ,a cton Officer Dune stewart got on Richardson trail and
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5 a9h landed him behind the bars. When searched letters wee found on hlm from | girl in Texas telling him that big rewards were posted in the poStoiiiee there for him and telling
 Richardson to disguise msclf and
 ''t away, ending the letter. eTn die first rather than bctray yoa. When the letts.s were opened the prisoner remarked, l was q fo for not de- stroying these letters" The officers state that he has virtually admitted that he Was implicated in m express robbery ill Texas, though he claims he did not flee as two others implicated had done, but that he had employed a lawyer to defend his case. Officer Dlhc stewart received message last ni2ht from Texas stating that officers were on their way from Texas for Richardson. This capture is quite q big feather in Mr. SteWartss eab as q large reward is said to be onf for the man and that he is much wanted in Texas
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-12
DRYS OPEN THEIR
 HEAVY ARTILLERY
Rev. Naples Charged With Being Paid by Standard oil-A Report Is Being Circulated in Little Rock That the Prohbitionist Fight in Arkansas Is Being Financed by the Oil King

The prohibitionists unlimbered their heavy artillery last night at the court house square and the Rev. Worthen poured hot grape and canister into Jefferson county. By far the largest crowd that has vet gathered on the court house square greeted the speak" or, packing the square with q verita- ble sea of faces. All day Friday con- m'''ees of ladies visited the stores and business houses of the city posting prohibition campaign literature and urging dry votes on the fourteenth and the interest aroused resulted in an increased attendane, on the square last night,
 The speaker paid special atteaitea last night to the gambling and bawdy houses of the city and paid his re- spects to the officers of the city in their enforcement of the law. He al- legged that an examination of the crim- inal records showed four gambling houses fined in May and twelve in August and he asked if the fines were a quarterly arrangement contrary to the law, as the books showed no fines, he alleged, in the months be- tween, In speaking of the bawdy houses of the red light district the speaker was especially caustic, deny Ing that they were necessary evils and stating that the patronage of 1000 men were required to keep running the numerous ones allowed to run within the city.
 Considerable interest has been aroused Ly the following charge made at Little Rock in regard to prohibi. ton movement in the state and in re- gard to some of the leaders in the work, especially Mr. Naples, who spoke here Thursday night The charge is as follows;
 Arkansas is today feeling some Of the John D. Rockefeller methods of dealing with refractory sta'eQ on leg lslation, He is giving the state a taste of the dose he feeds to Ohio each year, The great temperance fight now being waged In Arkansas is being paid for by John D, H%Sefeller, and by it ae hopes, t Is l,Aeed to make change in lesisla DTS sp laws more fa- vorable to hls interests may oe pass. ed. When the te apersDce fight con- menced, Rev. | \ Naples. a very tluen, talker fEem I, Sas, was sent here, snd has sll2ae been making ad- dres ses, rsrtieH rly in Little Rock. He Is ma NJ draws a salary ole
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Big Fraud Found
 in Fish Trust

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 Chicago, H., S.pt 11.-Grave dis
 crepancies between the authorized statements of the \ Booth Company. head os th. fish trust. upon which loans h5Fe zen obtained and tae real condition of the company were un- ooveled by c receiver tedar which isaF develop big frauds and prosecu- tions. IL is clanld that Irs. Mary Gaylord invested $500 ,0o0 in the com pany when it was known 10 be on the verge of failure. Alleged heavy of sales were made by the managers of the different sIelartnaats to increase the pay on percentages. The minority stockholders are organ- i2ins to get at the facts
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-12

devastated. wreckage being piled high in all the streets. The Haitien sloop, Telegraph, which took refuge at Hawk $ Nest, foundered with all on board. The schooner Don Leon is missing. It is feared that many othaG craft have been sent to the bottom. r. is feared that Dr. T. II. Robinson. district commissioner, who was mal- ing a tour Of the islands also perish ed. On account of the wrecked eondi tion of the town it is imnossihl 10 get thc life less.
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Hartman Holds
 Secret Conference

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 Chicago, eSpt. 1l.-E H. Hartman held secret conference today with J T. Harrahan, president Of the Illi- n0iS Central, and w. D. Scott, direc- tor of maintenance for the Union Pacific. Hartman expressed himsnlf as pleased with the business outlook. The Presidential election will have no bad effect on business, he said. All refused to talk of the conference.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-12
Bryan and Taft
 to Speak Together

Hearst News special to the Graphic.
 Chicago, Sept. 11.-F'or the first time in the history of tia coantr7 the rival candidates for President will make talks at the same table when Bryan and Taft will talk at the ban luet of the Chicago Association of Commerce to the deep waterways delegates October z. Taft as a recent of the present administration will occupy a seat at the right hand Of President Hall and Bryan on the left
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-12
Graves Receives
 His Notification

Atlanta, Sept 1l--John Temple Graves, candidate of the IndeDendence party for Vice President, was tonight notified of his nomination. Clarence Shcarn delivered the notification ad- dress. In accepting Graves said the south had amply paid the Democratic partY th, cebt of rcconstrnetion bv offering two-thirds of te support without even getting T sccond bone. The RepnbI4fa9 party Mi tao aris- tCcratic and monarchial, and parent rf the robber tariff. which is t.c mothc of the trusts. The Inde pendenee party comprised the Dem ccracy of Jefferson and the Republi- canlsm of Lincoln.
 Wm. R. Hearst was given an ova- tlon when he spoke after Graves. He attacked Governor Haskell IS the pay master of Standard Oil, and danoupc- ed Bryan as insincere Presidential Candidate Ilisgen also made an ad-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-12

might well be proud of, to come into this state and try to drive out the liquor men. The petitions which are now being circulated oyer the city and county, with which the prohibit tlonists, by securing the names of women and children, hope to secure a majority of these in the county. are being circulated by 20 women im- ported from Texas for this purpose.
 They, like Mir. Naples, are being well paid for their work, SO it is al- legged, and each week a check passes through local bank, drawn upon the Rockefeller fund, and signed by an 'o1l company official in this city, who Is deleoated with the power 10 sign checks drawn unoa this fund It is
 alleged Rockefeller has authorized the expenditure of $50,O0o ia Arkan- sas, to secure a change of legislators and the prohibition pan has been chosen as the most likely one for his purposes Those who have analysed the case, say Rockefeller is sore on the state for the adverse Legislation or past years, and is now trying to get even by driving out thousands of dollars of revenue, by the expenditure of few thousand dollars, playing up- on popular sentiment. Since the mat ter has become public, hundreds of voters, resenting the outside interfer- ence, especially the underhand Rocke- feller methods, refuse to longer par ticlpate in the prohibition movement, which would tighten the grasp of the Standard Oil octopus on the state. The prohibition element has so far spent In literature in the state about ten times what has been spent by the opposing side
 That the present movement has aroused the summer iethargy of dull times around the court house could he seen yesterday in the many groups of county officials engaged in heated dehate over the election Monday
 Many conjeetures were rife as to who inc man was who is to bear the mark of Cain" so dramatically pro- phesied in Thursday nights talk. Much discussion has ensued among the negro preachers of the city and many ot them are wrought up over tae charges made that they had been 3rs sbed or approached with bribes.
 The speaker stated that he would pay especial attention to the question, Does Prohibition pay9' tonight.
 Whether the negro vote Monday will play an important part or not is a mooted question: Several of the |" ult,nent negro ministers of the city when interviewed yesterday stated that the !aree majority of consrega- tons would not vote at all The sa- loon nen of the city ali aav When in tervieWed that all they N30} i., a fatr count and that they confidently viii await the battle of the ballots on the fourteenth.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-12
James Hill Warns
 Wall Sirss'

{ '"arst News Special to ;he Graphic
 N.t toyS, Sept. II -~5ames ! t-ffe.
 ts' ~~.a road maenate, warns V - ', , Republicans taai ''o'e . i'ss ss'.ss ''a Taft'- canpaiga f they N5seA He says Brysa has .,sa...= strength in tie West Wal stree 7aas. aiarmed over Hill,s onjni n Sad ..rSees I 'opped
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-12
Griffith to Buy
 St. Louis Team

Hearst News Special to the Graphic
 St. Louis, Sept. l1.-Clarh Griffith, former manager of the New York American League ball team, is nego- tiating with Stanley Robinson, owner of the St. Louis Nationals. to pur- chase the club. Robinson set 3 price Of s1S5,0o0 Griffith is raising the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-12
'ii,inr ui ii'i,esy ihlnqS

WI GAN GARE tar your daily depos- Vs--Greqt lr Small Our Bank ing Department is complete n evety de&ail and equal in strength to tue Best.
 WE CAN CARE for your Savings Ac- coaht. in aay sum from S1 % sa, aGd allow compound interes.. ,a Interesting 'ree booklet te,is u,r mose rhout 1t.
 VI ~trf- for your Fire Insur- "n's. we write only iu "o,, M ,t.. ..o. Y =, =, a' strongest NE GAN Casg fe yoa> vhrougs aa s-pe,f c~Secto, a our ,.fa.'ib.l rule is f.ee,lt,r, ScssIcs and Prompt se,e,ee ! mcnt." i, VII GAN sEit4 s,lr Reel Estate. fog wa ne sa ,h with the people n everywhere And know what they c want. I WE CAN BONp 3u foI any purpose. e being age.ts for the stronses, Bonding l. rnpany lu ths Wo-ld WE GAN SAFTs iuARD your Jev.e'-. z and osher Naluables. while a. home or aasv. Our Safety Lse posis 8oXas are hoth Bergla, and Fire-p:oos
 3GR TRUST rEPARTSit.NT $ sall.' equipped to handle Flaac!a-y Business of every kind sud we ssek Ss, ointment as Executor, ,lm.nls. -ator. Guardian, Agent !; tHe Trestee.
 ". Sf I'VE 0T'HFHS. LET CS SERVE .tlr.
 s Pine BiaH Trust 50. ]:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-12
The Bank of Pine Bluff
Are You Wearing One of
 My Suits?

If not, why not? I have all tho latest styles of fall woolens and I can give you the latest cut Clothes made in my shop. I guarantee to fit tho man they are made for. Eisenkramer the Tailor, over Citizens Bank, Second avenue. corner Pine street.
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Murdered His Wife
 Because of Faith

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 Muakeeon, Mich, Sept. 11.-Eeeause his Vie was free Methodist and a teiieYes in spiritualism. Fitch Coop e. shot her head off with a double barreled shotgun and then b1e-, his own brains cut
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-12

Is the time for every wage earner to look out for the future work ts plenty. wages good-arc you saving a portion of what you earn
 Open an account with our Savings Department and deposit regularity should you lose your position. wish to go In business for yourself, or buy a home later-what you save NOW will help you,
 Savings earn 2 per cent interest hpre
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-12
Lourent Crosse
 Wins Auto Race

Hearst News Special to the Grapl ic
 Brighton Beach, Sept. 11-Lol rent Crosse, driving a G0-horsepower Amer ican, won the 50-mile automobile race this afternoon in minutes and $ see ords. Two of tue other fouf cars broke down.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-12

For quick transportation call CITY HACK LINE. 22t East Barraque St Open ( ,. m 10 7:30 q. m. and reliable. Special attention to train calls Old phone 394. New phone 102 Moses Offord, prop. Piae Bluff, Ark
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-12
Hurricane Sweeps
 Over West Indies

iio,,.s. News Special 10 ,h, fwptsc.
 Grand Turk. |, N L. s,it H. Probably 5aea ,.ea were lost i. Il hurricane wh4el swept over tse Is ,cads last a.sht a.d this 'asa was
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-12

Mr and Mrs. j. Stuart Wiley, after Il brief honeymoon, return today from Little Rock and will be at home to their friends at 203 West Sixth.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-12
Louis eregori
 is Acquitted

Hearst News Special to the Graphic
 Paris, Sept. l1.-I4ouiS Gregori, ac- cuSed of an attempt to murder Ma ior D~eyfus at the Zola celebration in the Pantheon, June 1, was acquitted today. An anti.Semetic demonstration followed the decision.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-12
Chance Signs
 Four Year Contract

fhiedaa H.. Sept. 1l.-Mal Chance today signed a four-year con ,ract to manage the Chicago Cubs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-12

If suffering from tonsilitis ayosd diahthesia by using Pneumo Gmol- lleat; d Fl druggists. soc ani s1.00, 9 II I'm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-12

Don't let your child suffer with .croup when Pnenmo~ will relieve it.; zoe and s1.00 at all druggists. II I'm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-12

You can call at our store and see something new each time. TOMLIN. SON X KNOX.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-12

Mr and Hrs. Sam Johnson a4e fam- ny leave soon for St. Louis. sh&ge they VIII make their future horns
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-12

Use pnenmo Emollient for sore throat On min in ..&- chest. :. U iuu
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-21
BUCHLY RECITAL
WILL BE SUCCESS

The violin recital to be gwen next
Tuesday night at Bishop Hall, Puma
hou, will without doubt be one of the
most artistic of the season. Mr.. Ru-
dolph J. Buchly is a finished violinist,
with perfect touch and keen APP
probation of the artistic, and those who
attend will be favored with a musical
treat.
Mr.. Buchly will be assisted by Mrs.
Bruce McV. Mackall, soprano, and Mrs.
L. Tenney Peck, pianist, who will add
very greatly to the success of the en-
tertainment. Mrs. MackaI, who has
more than local reputation as a vocal
list, will sing new songs that will prove
to be delightful surprises.
The program throughout has been
very carefully selected and arranged,
and the recital should be well attended,
Tickets are on sale at Wall, Nichols
& Co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-21
Impressions OF Kauai

Kauai is wonderland, with its over
three hundred thousand acres. One hun
dred thousand acres of it is fine agri-
cultural land, which if cultivated up to
its limit of possibility by intensified
farming, through the conservation and
use of it's immense rainfall, which is
probably very much over one hundred
billion gallons of available water in
a year, would easily produce a suffi.
cheney to maintain in abundance, over
two hundred thousand people, where
now there are less than twenty five
thousand living, the broad acres only
partially worked or lying idle and most
of the water from its immense water
shed running into the ocean without
being used.
If the powers that be, if those in
authority, could only be made to feel,
to realize the great possibility of wealth
production there sleeping, producing
nothing, going to waste because of the
ASO0 VI o14CItC0 CAE1Sy dppl1tu
thereto, while at this time in many
other places there is enough energy
going to waste every day, for the want
of an opportunity to apply it, to many
times supply the need here, and all this
because of the enforced separation of
the two factors, the land and the peo-
pie, and the restrictions placed on both;
| think the restrictions would be taken
off from both and that they would be
allowed to come together with perfect
liberty to apply the energy of the peo-
pie to the possibilities of the land, at |
the same time giving that energy the |
whole product resulting from its ap-
plication to the possibilities except its
of the burdens of society. I
Dated, Honolulu, 7. H., Oct. -, 1908. !
E. c. RHODES.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-21

Hawaiian dance at Mrs. Puahi s, Ka-
piolani Park, to this afternoon,
and from 7 to II p. m. Hawaiian and
American dances. Tickets at the
gate.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-21
a BRoKEN-DowN SYSTEM.
THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY
M. 9

than by any other known combination. So SURELY
as it is taken in accordance with the printed
directions accompanying it, will the shattered
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-06-16

seeing men say that Mr.. Kitchin
was climbing up higher every
day and would get on the top
limb at the convention.
| and MIR. G. H. Jones went
over to Hurdles Mills on the first
Sunday, where I had the pleas
ure of preaching to a large con-
gregation of up-to-date people.
| would say more about Hurdle
Mills people, but I do not want to
interfere with our correspond
ent there. Mr.. G. H. Jones
greatly enjoyed this trip over
there and said that he expected
to 60 again.
We never knew of a finer crop
of dew berries than this year has
produced, and the housewives
are converting them into pre-
serves, pie and Jelly. ROPER.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-06-16

We had a nice shower Sunday
night, it helped the crops very
much.
There is not very much sick
ness in this community at pres
ent.
The people have been right
much on the go for the last week
several attended Trinity COM
mencement last week: Among
those that attended were: Mr..
and Mrs. w. 7. Holloway, Miss
es Mallissa and Belle Markham,
Mrs. Barbee and Mr.. and Mrs.
Suit.
Mr.. and Mrs. ODE Tingen and
children, are on a visit to rela-
tives in Person county.
Rev. Mr.. Annette, of Durham
was out here in behalf of the
Biblical Recorder last week, he
is representing one of the best
papers in the State. one that
should be in every Baptist home.
Mr.. Billiard preached at Rob-
ersons Grove Sunday at the US
ual hour. There will be child
ren's day there on the fourth
Sunday.
There will be no services at
Sandy Level the first Sunday
morning, but will be in the af-
ternoon, Rev. Mr.. McDuffie, will
preach Mr.. Billie Mayton's fun
eral at 3 o'clock. Every body in
vited to attend, and remember
the hour.
A. C. Fogleman and son went
over to Durham Saturday.
Our mail carrier, X. B. Mark
ham, bought him a neat little
blggyslast week.
Miss Annie Fullerton of Dur
ham is out to spend the summer
with her aunt Mrs. W. 7. Hollo'
way.
Mr.. Hugh Holloway visited
Durham last Satusday.
Best wishes to all readers, till
| come again. G. c.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-06-16

The farmers are all glad to
see the sun make his appearance
once more, but mind you his peep
from behind the clouds will
cause the farmers to get a move
on them for the next week or
two as old crab is coming. but
whenever you see crab grass
growing you are more than apt
to see other products growing
provided Eyou subdue old crab
grass.
The people of Antioch church
held all day singing there on last
Sunday. and Mr.. Z. r. Noell
lead the singing. and dinner was
served on the church ground.
S. A. X. Morton has taken the
contract to rebuildthe road, start
ing at All and continuing the
work to where the All and Surl
road comes together, and that
road repairing will prove to be
very beneficial to the travelling
public as two associations will be
in session this summer near Surl
Post Office. The Missionary
Baptist will hold theirs in July,
with Mt. Hormanic church, and
the Primitive Baptist will hold
will hold theirs in August with
Surl church.
W. +. Undertake .while TAX
ing the tax list at All on last Fri
day asked some Of the citizens
If they had added any more to
to their land since last year and
some one replied by saying no
but lots had been taken away by
the recent rain.
A base ball:game was played
at Mr.. c. II. Tapps on last Fri
day, and that Is becoming to be a
very popular place to play that
game.
Crops are getting a move on
them since the recent showers,
and the farmers seem to be very
hopeful.
Some fortune telIers passed
this way a few days ago, but
they did not tell my fortune, as
we have four boys and one girl
and consider my kids a great
fortune. g
Mrs. Robert Reams of Buffalo
Va, Is now on a visit to Mrs.
Ida Reams.
| heard one of our most far
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-06-16

z. P. Ferrell drained his fish
pond last week and got 400 carps,
but:the most of them were small,
and also three turtles, one of
them guessed to weigh 30 pounds.
He was a jolly whopper.
Misses Bertha and Essie Ad-
ans, near Mount Hermon at
tended service last Sundaymorn-
ing at Andrew Chapel. They
spent the afternoon with Misses
Euna and Ethel Cozart.
The writer has suffered a
great deal during the past week
with my foot, some tkink 1t is
a bone fellow. J. F. F.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-06-16

Invitations have been receiv.
ed lin the city announcing the
the marriage of Miss Leila,
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. James
R. Reade, of Mt. Tirzah, Person
county, to Mr.. Robert Percival
Reade, of this city. The cere-
mony will be performed in the
Methodist church of Mt. Tirzah
on Wednesday evening June
2lth, at six o'clock. The bride
is very popular and has many
friends that will join with the
numerous friends of groom in
wishing them the best things
this life affords.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-06-16
Buffalo News.

Since the refreshing showers
crops on Buffalo looks beautiful.
Most of the farmers are through
cutting wheat.
MIR. Will Lyon one of Granville
county's most prosperous farm
er spent Tuesday and Wednesday
at his old home place. While on
Buffalo he was the guest of Mr..
Lote Wilson.
Miss Nellie Gray has returned
to her home after spending a
month visiting a number of
places in the State.
The writer has returned home
after having spentap pleasanttime
in Durham. Durham is a pleas
ant place to visit the people are
so nice and kind.
On Wednesday morning June
the 10th, there was a beautiful
marriage at the home of N. r.
Laws, when his daughter Mag.
gle, was married to Mr.. Bob
Anderson of Cedar Grove. and
Rev. NJ. M. Mcfarland officiat-
ed, Miss Matte Thompson play.
ed the wedding march.