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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-13
UMPIRE CAMPER
 AGAIN RELEASED

Walter w. Gampfer, umpire in the Arkansaw State League, was arrested yesterday morning at Argenta by an officer from Newport for the failure to pay balance of $1.50 on board bill owed Newport hotel man. Camp fer is said to have rendered the off Ger the amount of the balance claimed together with the cost already accrued. This the officer is said to have re- fused, but later to have consented to accept the money and Gampfer was released
 Gampfer was arrested Sunday at Hot Springs on the same charge but was later released on a writ of ha- beas corpus before Judge o. H. Stump ter.
 Gampfer claims that his arrest was only caused by prejudice because he failed to give the Newport team the best of his decisions as umpire. New port has caused all the umpires of the league trouble since the season open ed Crotty was taken from the ball graunds and placed in the city jail charged with drunkenness, Durand was assaulted on the diamond by Man ager Ritter of Newport, and now Gampfer was arrested twice on con- plaint of a Newport resident.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-13

Fred s. Bromberger, formerly con- nected with the local postoffice and now holding responsible position un- der Uncle Sam at Fl Paso, Texas, is in the city visiting friends and rela- lives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-13

present series while Argenta is at
 home
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-13

More proof that Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound re- stores women to normal health.
 Mrs. Mattie Copenhaver, of 3l5 So. Fist St., Parsons, kans., writes:
 For two years l suffered from the worst forms of feminine ills. until was almost driven frantic. Nothing but nor phine would relieve ne. Lydia E. Pink ham's Negeta ble Compound brought me health and happiness, ard made me a well woman. Every sick wornan should benefit by my expere nee
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-13
ATTENTION. GINNERS.

Had you not better have your boil CTS tested and be sure they are safe? Why take the risk? It is only a minor expense to apply test pump and prove the condition. I repair boil. CTS, make stack and breeding and carry stock of fues of all kinds and all other boiler materials l have sev- eral repaired engines and boilers for sale. Call Or phone.
 EAGLE IRON WORKS, Corner Fifth and Tennessee St. w Pine Bluff, Ark.
 Wanted, 10000 citizens of Pine Bluff to inspect our plant to prove that 1t is all We claim. Ideal Dairy. ' 29 I'm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-13

es-lSirmingham, Bauer and |tlanta, Maxwell, Radabaugh |urray. Umpire, Carpenter. and Little Rock not sched-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-13

Children's day at Forest Park, Aug. 18th. Just read the prices of attrac- tions in big ad.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-13

es-Meridian, Peaster and eulfport, Burkett and Graf |pire, Bammert. l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-13

|es-New Orleans, Clark and Memphis, Garrity and Umpires, Wheeler and Mo- R Ii E
 Am ..... .........4 II 3 ..........3
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-13

Brinkley Today.
 he Knots open up a home day with the Brinkley tail | who have been greatly
 he'd and a fast game is as- this afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-13
BASEBALL.
HA%<>><>%%~~
uew They stand.

Rlnf turned the tables an Ponies Wednesday after ] Germany Walters lei them
 b 3 The hitting honors were hh team securing seven safe l,t Helena went to pieces III ! Ing and made six costly e.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-13

lotion States League. R II E '.l U D l es-Jackson, Blakeney and roe, Ford and Kitchens. Um- >que.
 R H E ......... .........o 10 ,
 ..3 9 j s-Columbus, May and cksburg, Klawitter and Dud- Fire, Matthews.
 M R H E <. ..............3 6 0 Ii es-Meridian, Peaster and EulfDort, Burkett and Graf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-13

|es-Pine Bluff, Walters and kelena, Patton and Ss111ilt
 purand.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-13

otton States League.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-13
NEGRO MASONS
 STILL IN SESSION

Dnd dition..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-09

VINO CORDIAL
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fpruep los
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n al
ebdnUh
spat@d lnauoob
q1eunavez
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hcuaa I'd IA
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agq des1rne
al lde elsMAD
a msIooue
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en- ago mas hasede
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la PESTE
bub6niCa.

III Cenctjo municipal dc Rencs en- vita
Dc y pEcximidad do la pente , de la fa'
Ci!idad con que pudiara il feRtAEle aquel
depaEtRmento, t0m6 GA confederation l6B
acusRdo1 pEessntadou poE d doctor CoEo.
mas cficial de- Eanidad, Los que fnoEon diA'
Cutidou pRsViaments en una iunta de me.
dicOu ofsiRls1, prslidids pOr 81 ltfiI Ol'
Calde.
Fac acuerdo del Concsio aceptar sn
t6EminoH geneY0leB IBB conCIusioneR de d.
cha comur icaci6D, 90 primer t6rmiuo, Ge
pidR inmediRfRmente cantidad de GueEo
antpeatosc Besuudar la pstici6n do Il jun
ts de fAOultativOG ofcialeg, ls que hace
GuyR apoyar CON TODD intsr6B Gobre ID
petici6n de la jurtN de SRnidad de San
Juan do reCsbaF del gcbieFno 81 Bervicio
de vigilanciR do Las coBtaB do ID isis; adop'
Ci6n de msdidag pEefiIfctical de euRntoH
medios BUgiera II ciencia ID junta do
medicog para pEoceder Is obstruction do
IoB vshfcul0B de tFaGmiGi6n contagio, Ee
dRctaF ana- oRrtilIa higienicR RobHa medidaB
pFegeTVAtiYRg: ge nombT6 una .comi8i6n
CompueHtB de los st E3Fes PSre1 VsldiVie'
20 Castillo Vivau Valdivisuo, que en-
union del I fl ,ial de SrnidRd, rsdaoten una
oTdenRnsE preveyendo & Ii limpi So pd'
bliCa pTivada de modo que Te1uItsn tfi
cienteB, cTeRndo tFannitoTiameuta uu pert
sonal policisCo que responds tales fneB.
Aoord6 OonaignRE formal protOOta con
motive de la infrscCi6n de las medidGB Bsr
nitaTiaB On 81 caAo do habsE tolaBado que
ofeiBlGs de an bAFCO pFoCedents do lpOis
infsAt9do Be les psEmitieBa tEanBitSE por Ia
Ciudsd de San juan, qua Ee lame lR
atsnci6n del gobierno de IL Jants 8u'
peVioF dc SRnidad, sobEe las CalamidadGB
que puede traeF Il pals tSI injustifcsda to-
leEaucia de Ia infrRcci6n do laB Ieyes =
digpoaicions8 BsnitRRias.
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COntreras Ramos muy grave en- Ponce
Reunion Dc Viflos n6iIGVs On Ol d0gDlGhO Dbl
lIGalte.
O. nasstrO o0rresp0nsaIl.

Mayo Con gran animation visnen
OslebT6ndoBs On nuGstro temple CRt6liCo lRg
tERdicionAleB fsstaG del mes dc Maria.
On coFo Compuesto de RpTeCiables se6o
TitBH dc eltA lOcslidad, Contribuyen con sui
voeeB dulcoB agradableg & daE gran O..
pIendideZ & diChRl fsntividRde8.
81 temple Oat6liC0 90 We diATiRmsnte
muy ConCuETido poE nueatEaB diAtinguida9
cIRnos aociaIol.
--sigue enfsEmo de cuidsdo 81 senon
ContTsFas Ramos en- 30 EssfdenCia del hos
pitaI San L6ceB. A Ii meioEfa que Ba
habfa iniciSdo, hR suCsdido ana lamentAble
rscAilR que hRCO temeE por ID vida del
diBtiuguido , tAlentoIo amigo. L0 aBiHte
con vsrdadeER asiduidRd 81 doctor santoni,
que no % gepaHa un momento dc la cRbsC0'
"a del enfarmo. NuestEoS nincsEos votog
poF "a pEontR msjoFfR.
En- lR tRHdo del dia 90 Eeunieron en-
81 despaCho del seGor alcalde, vREio1 m6di.
COS de Ia loCalidad, para tratar de a1untoS
References sYitaE ID introduction On nuog.
ira isla de ls peste bub6niCR, y para an
caHo do degraoia, vulgarizAr Jos medion do
preaervaFss On 10 possible de ellis. En-
otEo IagRF publicamoa aver Las medidaI g.
ss han tornado sobTe 81 particular.
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DetaIeS de los suCe
SOS de San Sebas
tian.
Santiago no PudO Essistir el dnIOr de
su Olfaadat.
El Oif0 SuIGlil DulVaTIlt uR grlm0 % OstllCRlni
GIISillIzada ] 10 tOm6 % IN GaGhst ldn0rO
Cos.
{ De maestro ooYrespOnsal) J

Mayo CAMP iando mi tslegtamR de
aver, Gignificole que los m6vileB que inda'
jeRau 81 joven Pedro Santiago P6Ee8 para
atantRF contra 50 vida, Beg6n declsFBcioneB
de 50 ssfi II padre, son les Biguientts:
Hsce pF6ximAmente un mss fAIleCi6 Ia
q nora de Perez, msdFs del inteEfsCto.
Desde la mu rte de pu mans, 81 jovsn On.
tg6 ca un dscaimient9 de Amino terrible;
Las huellas do an prefnudo RsRtimisnto
30 RetTatsba1 en- gu EemblRnte. a menu'0
moBtFaba deBeos de morir, y aver apRoVe'
ch6 lR opoTtunidsd de que BuB fsmiliafCB
estuYiesen almoTz sudo, para ConRumaE 90
fatfdica reEo uci6n, coIgSndogs de lR miis'
nA del tTapichs que eatS & unos Glen me-
troB de lR CaEa
Hoy 90 Ie di6 BepultuFa su CRd6veT.
Ill otFo EuceBo tFSgico de qua tambi6n
df cuept0, Ia llenado de conRteTE aci6n
e.ts vecindariO poT tFataTBs de uu iovSn
dc busnaH condi, i1neB muy queTido por
ousntos ls trataban.
Ests irtortunado amigo nueBtro, RpTO'
vechsndo tRmbie1 la oPoEtur idsd de que
81 Lcdo MerCsdo, duef del ests5lscimien'
to, eatuvis00 RImoTERndo, tem6 IN moYteTo,
pu' vsEiz6 an gTamo de eStrienina CEiatali
zRda,la puSo ca un cAchst n6meFo 2 y la
tom6, peEmansCiendo callRdo haHsE que
g bF vinieFon laB pTimeEag convuISioneB ii.
t6nicsB, sfntomaH &c snvsnsnamie 10 poF
el terrible t6xico.
Los Esputados m6dioos Canoio y Franco,
luchREon poE HalvaRle; peFo todo fa6 ind
I'll. 81 il fortunate Pepito, como CaFiflo
samehts le llamtb1mos, sucumbi6 entire
cuRtro cinco do Ia tarde On medic do Las
mas teFriblss a8aToBaB cOnvul1ioneV.
Dtj6 un pspeI euClit", Concebido en- eg'
TOR t6EminoA:
''Madre mia, madro del coFa86n, oI mo
two de 20 quitREme Ia vida 90 que estoy
0nfermo, pueB hRco dos afiOB tn BRbes VEN
go sDfsrmo. PsFd6nenmey no LED olvi'
de. p. P5rss"
Qqs deucsnHs On psz 81 dsygrsOiado Pc
pc, y Eeciban BuB ofigidoB padres her
mRnos, 81 teHtimonio de nusatrR profunda
condolences.
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PrGsidentas y ViGe-Presidentas y Co.
misiOnGs OTganizadOTRs de la
SOCiedad de SnTdO-mud0s.

Las BiguionteR dRmRB 90 rspniEGn ma
nHna en- Ia Casa de lR diGtinguidR s06OTR
JoBefa r. do Noble.
Vice PgeCidsntaV. de PoBt Ra9TR
de QainoneB, seflorR de F. del VaIle Att
lea, Befiors de Grahams, BtfiorR de Diaz
Navarro, sonora de Degetau, sefoTR do
Ward. 6oritR Acacia g. del Arroyo.
Dofla Modests @. de QuiHoneB con lRB
Bthoras ssfioritsB siguisntss: Sra. Car
men do AcuhS, sonora A. 8slda6R do Ca
nails, sefi1Es G. dc Bosch, usfoFa I. B.
TexidoE, asfoEa de Guzmkn Bsniteg, Ba'
nora de Hamilton Befiora A. M. de
Ojsda.
DoKR HeFminia de Diaz Navarro con IaB
Bsiioras sefioEitsH siguisntsu: sFR. He
EibeFtR g de GnzmGn Benitez, BefioF8
Carmen M. de HeFnEndCz Lopez, BefioEits
Dolores HsFn6ndeE UgeFa, BefioFits Ana
Maria AgenBio, EafoTitS AEaparo Fernkn'
dez Mater.
Dona JuDtina de Cabot Ward con las
gelioFaB BefioEitaB BiguienteE: srs. To
rVuslls de Artssgs, SenoTits Maria Anne
liza PaHaroll, sefloEita Maria LUiBa Dia2
Caneia, sefioEita JoBeinR Noble, sefioEita
Minina del VallR.
Sonora de GFahama con las 1efioras ,
aehoEitaB Biguientoa: Sra. de Harris, Ge
nora BeI6n de Orbeta, &c tfioEa de FigueEaB
HefoEitas BoHoh, uehaEita JoHefna KoFbsF
.foEita GiC0lR KorbsT.
sefoTa de Degstsu con lsH BefioEaH }
1efioEitas niguisnteH: Sra. de Ruiz ATnau
aeforA de Ferdinand Cegtero, nanore d.
GioEgstti, sefioFitaa Teresa Encsrnaci6n
Cestero, stfioEita Conuuslo Davidson.
SshoFa GenRFa dc del Vale Atilss col
Lar NnoFaH , gesoritas siguisntes: Sra
de MonBsrrat, BafiorR de SRldaHa, seniors
dc Bass, BefioEitR M. Mongarrat. BefioEits
Maria Teresa Noble, uefioEita FeFEer.
Sef9rita Acacia de g. del Arroyo con Ia
HefioFitAB siguisntea: sehoEita MargsEit
Grahame, EefioTita Angelina RodTfgue
CobOllsro, NfioEita Clomentins GiuOti, u
horita Juans Manuela Rodriguez Um
pierre, 1snoTitAa CaElOta , Maria TereB
ORmufiRa,
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LA reVista ''Cervantes"

81 ndmsro correspondents al 10 del
mes actual sAldr6 q diR IL Bss 81 Mar
ter pE6ximo. Hubo que CNmbiaE de i'm
pFenta , organism dc nusvo Ii publiCA-
ci6n GuSpsndida. DSBpueB BeguiE6 publ
cGndoBo con todR FegulsFidRd,
81 senior Fernandez JunCol da Lar gTa'
CiRs poE medic de eStas lfneas & los slCEi
torres y poetaB que tan gsnsrosaments ofrs'
cieEon CoopsraE con 90 collaboration 81 BoB
tenimiento de GstR Tsvista, On bsnefcio del
sen z Angels enfsrmo, y leB TuQga le diA
penBen 81 no hRbsT podido Contestarle per
Soualmsnte, pOr 81 recaTgO de trabnjo quC
ahoFR le abFumR.
Puedsn enviarls dsBds luegO Les pro
ducCionoB ofreCidas.
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De S0CIElAl.

La ssmGna De las 6OdGs. laBOmanR
que comisnza 81 Iunes pF61imo Bs sfsOtua'
ran tEeS bodaB ca sSts Ciudad, entire distin'
guides j6venss muy ConoCidoS sn ella. La
de la uehoritR Elena GiustY y 81 j6vsn j..
M. Gonsalez se lleVaES & Cabo 81 Iiue5
ls hoER indicadR en lRB inVitRcionea CiECp.
IRdas opoEtunRments.
LiadEsama viSitante. e.-Eat6 en- 81 ever.
Sallel' la mOnfSima Eubita, bslI8 for del
jaEdin de JunCOE, ConchitR Collazo, gus
FaBs unoB diAg en la moRada de Hug fami'
liaEsS Loo diEtinguidOs o8pOsOu La OOata Ca
laf Bienv0nids.
sEMPER,
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la Comisi6n de Ia PoIiGia lnsular to-
mo aver 8 de Mayo, eI siguisnte
aCueTdO.

Por cuanto dosde 81 pRim0Fo do Julio
pr6ximo principiaE6 & FePir una DusvR
Ley FsoTganizando 81 cusrpO do Is pOliCfR
ingular.
PoP cuRnto por viEtud do oss mismR
Ley e. pecssaEi0 utili8RE log ssEvicioS do
an m6diCo para los ex6mOne8 ca laB tallaB
6s acuOrdo con sue pFeCsptoU, Il OomiBi6n
acusrdR dsclarRr vacRnte la plaER Do me-
dico do lR poliCfa inBulaF, para cesar 81
que aCtuaImentO Il de8empehR d dia 80
dc Junio del coEEiente aho que Be Rnun'
Gle eBts aCuerdo en- loB peEi6dicoB con 81
I'm de que los que doIOOn IsEyiFlR dc Ju'
lilo en- adalRnts, presenter BuB Bolicitur O.
anteu del iueveB 25 de Junio diEigidaa
sBta CONFEDERATION r Bais, prOlidonte
Comisi6n policfa inBular. 2.v. D.
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lei Hedor don Manuel Lebr6n, del CO.
meTcio de Rio Piedras, nor particips que
sl Sabado en- IR nOChe, ss encop tr6 en- Il
paEte de afuoFa del mostrAdoE de "a agta.
blecimientO, unoB vRlOFeu , como estoB no
10 psrteneCen 10 hACs pdblicO para q. 81 d,
90 cEea 30 dusho, pass FocogOrloS & ID
OsUR SatableCimionto do dicho sehor en-
Rio PiedEaE. 6y,R
VENTA DE GANADO.-Se venden
oChenta Glen rsSes dc Crianss y cabRlIon
do trote y paHo , bueyes do tEabajo.-Di'
EigirHs On C6guRH don Miguel Quinone.
TABACO EN- RAMA.-se vends un
loto de superior CRlidad del 1907 1908.
DiligiEBs On CsgUas { don N. QuinonsB
Oabezudo. 30 Y. g.
ALQUILER DE CAsA.-ss alquila
nm busn local para ESTABLISHMENTS de meR
CanC1Ru frsnts 81 PaEqus Central de ssta
Ciudad. DiEigiEso On O6guas & don N.
QuifiOnOa CSbssudo.
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JQue ss Ia Quiromancia?

EBta 81 la question do ID actuaIidad en
San Juan. Todo 81 mundo quisEs Baber
Ia c9ntestaci6n. Son DumeronfaimaB laB
per1onan que han vilitado 81 Quirom6nti.
co hindu para OonvenceTB0 dc % maVavis
lloGo podeT, , todoG han TegTe1sdo 90 CO.
% completAmente IatiafochoI. Cuando b
halle uAtod On duda de algunR coga, consul
to con 81 hindu. Inve1tigue uuted Lar OPT
nionsa de aquslloE que han conference.-the
CON 81. SAloneB en- TRncR n6meEo a.
T0s6fono 443.
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Do AdnIlIslraeItn.

Avisamos & las personals, que
solicitan suscribirse 4 este dia-
rio, que 81 peri6dioo no les ser&
enyiado, 81 81 aviso que con tel
objetO remitan, no viene acom-
panado del importe de Ia Sus-
cripci6n.
Esta vale por IN trimestre
1926. Por IN semestre $3.50.
Por IN aflo $500. PggO az
tieipaaO,
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En o1tA lmpHonta DO V0ndo pap9l de
psEi6diOo vioiO $500 Los 46 kiIoB Gun
qain!GL)
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Al RECIBO DE s 9 onviamou &
vuslts dc COEreO un Ealoi EIgin gsEanti1a.
do poF diez amos, , pOr SO rsmitimol unO
maFOa WSlthan. = r. Ksbrhabn San
Juan r. b. &p
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NoiltIl Local ) los Marines. PusriO Rico. BlhIl
Do GndRICa.

Mayo z do 1908. Por oatA notiCia 90
hOCe 1absE que la "Gu6nica Buoy, No.
Colorsds, de IS. clRss ''nun," RnteEiormsn'
to r0portada que 50 egtabS sum0Ejiendo,
fue EeemplazSdA On Mayo 5, poF una boya
peEfsCta. PoE oEden do la Junta dc Fa,
Fog.- A. n. Wood. Captain, u. 8, N.
Asst to tho IuBpE. 3rd Dist, Service Iol
Porto Rice.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-29
Middleton.

Presiding here every fourth Sunday
Miss Mabel Wilks, of this place, was
the charming guest of Mrs V Edison,
OF Smyrna. last week.
Mr. and Mrs Lem Lee and children, oil
Atlanta, are visiting the family Of MI
T G Moss.
Mrs Morris and children. visited hel
mother, Mrs Stroud, of this place, last
week.
The candy-pulling st Mr. Tom Vim.
sons was highly enjoyed by all present
Several of our most beautiful young
men and ladies went to the Sunday
school rally Sunday-"specially one"
Miss Mary Landrum spent the day
with Miss Mabel Gam Sunday.
Mrs House is visiting Mrs L Thomas,
of this place.
MIR and Mrs C P Gam spent Sunday
with their mother and father, Mr. and
Mrs G Wilks.
Mrs Albert Garner and daugl ter are
visiting their father, NF Landers, OF
this place.
Mrs Willie Davis WAS quite sick last
week, but We are glad to learn she is
better. Jacks Wife.
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New Salem.

Mr. and Mrs Pat Green. OF Marietta,
visited the family of Mr. A Darby Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs Turner and children, of
Lost Mountain, spe ng Sunday with the
family of Mr. Jim Tolbert
Mr. and Mrs Will Orr, o. Due West,
spent Sunday with the family OF Mr. w
H Orr.
MIR and Mrs Oscar Simmons, OF At
lanta, visited relatives here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Tom Hardage, of Kenne-
saw, spent Sunday with relatives here.
Mr. George LEVEL, wife and baby, OF
AustelI, visited the family OF Mr. Jack
level Sunday.
Mr. w T Guffin is on the sick list.
Senator A Clay will address the
people of this place Wednesday night,
November 4th, at Z O'Clock. The pro-
ceeds will go to the school house fund.
Everybody invited to come out and
hear him. Admission 10 cents.
Miss Sallie Tolbert invited her friends
to spend the day with her Sunday, it
being her birthday. All hal an enjoy
able day.
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ROOsEvELT's OFFICEHOLDERs.

"We have heard Roosevelt talk
about everything under the sun
but economy" said Governor
Swanson. "Do you know how
many new officeholders he has
created? President Roosevelt has
created 99,316 new officeholders-
more men than Napoleon had at
Marengo or Austerlitz; more than
the allies had at Waterloo. Why,
if Roosevelt was allowed to con-
tinue, there would be an office
holder on the back Of every voter
in the country, and you would
have to pay the freight"
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Middleton.

Sunday school here every Sunday
morning at $3.50 O'Clock. Let everyone
come out.
The debate Friday night was fine
The club meets every Friday night
Let the young people come out and
learn to speak.
Mr. Parker Gam has accepted posi-
ton with Mr. Wilks on the road
wish to correct mistake made in
my items last week. 1t was q Mr.
Brazelton that the horse ran away with,
instead OF Mr. Lawrence Hicks.
Miss Eta Reed has typhoid fever.
Peacemaker.
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Center.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Miller have
returned home after spending sew.
eral days in Dallas and Hiram
Ga.
Mr.. Lusk Crowder, of Alabam
visited homefolks here recently
Miss Alice Gray, of Mars Hill,
was the guest of MI. J. T. Miller
and family Sunday.
Mr.. Jim Owens spent Sunday
with his best gill III Marietta.
Mrs. G. F. Miller visited her pa.
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Thompson
of Kenneeaw, Sunday evening.
Lilac.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-29

Probably the greatest naval show
ever seen in the world is that in
Yokohama bay, where sixty war
vessels are riding at anchor. Six
teen of them are American battle
ships, eight are Japanese battle
ships and the rest japanese cruis-
ers, gunboats and smaller craft.
In addition to all of these there
are some twenty or thirty auxili-
aries OF both fleets. The aggregate
must make very fine picture, rep
resenting tremendous sea power.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-29

Reaching the station at Kansas
City just i'll time to Chamber on
the rear of the last car of the Dem
yer Limited, Miss Martha Wheat.
ley, of Orange, N. j., found the
sleeping car door locked and was
unable to attract the attention of
any one inside the car. For an
hour the train rushed ahead with
out a stop, while she shivered on
the steps. Then happy idea
came, and she threw off a note at
a STATEN asking the operat to
wire ahead to the conductor. This
was done, and fifteen minutes later
she was admitted to the car.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-29

In October last and in the fol-
lowing January fifteen banks fail
ed, owing TO depositors the sum of
500, $50, 900. Not depositor will
however, lose dollar of money.
The fifteen banks, all III Greater
New York, were closed because of
the panic. Three of the fifteen
we're national banks, eight were
state banks and four were trust
companies. Ten of the fifteen
have been reopened and are now
doing business while they are in
process of liquidation.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-29

The reception of the American
battleship fleet in Japan was all
that anybody could have desired
Probably the best naval fighters in
the whole world we're brought face
to face IN Yokohama harbor when
the Americans steamed in and
dropped anchor. But there was
no thought or suggestion of a test
Of strength between them.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-29

A Pittsburg millionaire of the
name of Moreland is just getting
over one of the most expensive
cases of indigestion that a man
ever enjoyed" His doctor went
to see him thirty-six times. and
doubtless gave him thirty-six pre-.
scriptions, calling for pepsin tab
let's, and at the end billed him at
the rate of, $500 per visit. Mr..
Moreiand kicked on the bill and
called it steep, whereupon the doc
tor went to court with it.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-29

The steel trust is selling steel
bars for export at $lS II per ton
delivered at t:dewater, or $l7.41
at the mill The price to Ameri.
can buyers is $27 per ton. Steel
bars are the raw material of op-
Grafton in many lesser home in
dustries. Why" asks the Phila.
delphia Record, "should these be
obliged to pay to the monster trust
SO 50 more than the foreign buyer?
Why not set the wheels moving
ana men at work in making steel
and selling it at lower pricesY No
question of wages is involved 1t
is only question of whether "a les
Of steel shall be made at ordinary
or extraordinary and inordil ate
profit as result of tariff mad. op-
portunity."
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-29
Paint Ready for Use,

L. & NJ. PURE PAINT semi mixed is
sold for $l.65 per gallon. Linseed oil is
sold from the barrel for 90 cents a gall
Ion. Buy gallons L. 4 NJ. PURE
PAINT and mix with it 3 gallons lin
seed oil, and you then make gallons of
paint at cost Of only $l.20 per gallon.
Done in , minutes. CAN'T 4 HoDGEs.
l.. < NJ. Paint Agents.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-29

DR. ]. H. Patton, the popular and
esteemed pastor of the Presby terrain
church, will celebrate his seventeenth
anniversary as pastor OF the church
here next Sunday by preaching an APP
propriate sermon on the occasion, and
will be glad to see the entire member
ship present at the IL O'Clock service.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-29

Are you looking for hats in ladies'
Misses or children's wear, ready to
wear or untrimmed? OF course you are,
for the fall and winter. Then call at
Mrs. Schoenthal's reliable store, where
every courtesy will be shown you If
We cannot please you, we do not ask
you to purchase.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-29

Master Tom Patton broke his arm
playing foot ball at Donald Fraser
Academy. .--~