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BRIEF MENTION.
+ ] + + + + + + + 1. I. + + + + |

Dr. and Mrs. Payne of McGehee spent yesterday in the city.
 C. E. Phlpot Dr. and Mrs. Clark leave next week for the North.
 H. C. Harlow and Mack Hollis have returned from a fishing trip on the Saline.
 Mrs. Graham of Pine Bluff is vls- iting her sister, Mrs. J. H. Smith Cleveland County Herald.
 Attorney Irving Reinberger leaves today for Mineral Wells, Texas, where ire will join his family.
 Mr. and Mrs. Chester Whyte return ed to their home in Pine Bluff yester- day afternoon on No. 6.--NeVada County Picayune.
 Mayor Toney was in Little Rock Friday attending the session of the executive committee of the may ors who are boosting Amendment No. 10.
 Misses Josie Haizllp and Josie Withers and Messrs. Henry HaizllI and C. T. Herrin of Washington are the guests of Sam Trimble at his cOuntrF~home. Marvin Holderness, brother of Har- " Holderness of this city, is in the city from Nashville Teun., the guest of his brother Mr. Holderness was formerly bursar of Vanderbilt Uni versity and is now connected with one |of the largest banking institutions o Nashville.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-25
ARKANSAS PRODUCES
 FULLERS' EARTH

Washington. D. C.. July 24.-Full- CTS earth. very absorbent clay that was first used for taking grease spots out of cloth, is POW used ill the United States chiefly for clarifying oils.
 Florida furnished nearly 70 per cent of the entire output of fulers earth in the United States in 1901. Arkansas, Georgia South Carolina, Massa chusetts, Colorado and Texas also contributed to the production. ranking in the order i>>med. Ihe to- tai Nproduction of the United States in 1907 was 32,S51 short tons, valued at $291 .3, the largest production and value yet reported. The imports were 14,G4S long tons, valued at $122,221, the largest quantity imported in any one year since 1903. and the largest recorded value in ,.ny year.
 An advance chapter of Mineral Re- sources of the United States, calendar year 19O7," on the production of full CTS earth, by F. B. Van Horn, just published by the United States Geo. logical Survey, furnishes the statistics reported. The paper contains dls- cussion of the causes of the bleaching power and clarifying action of full siderable interest to chemists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-25

Best pictures on earth at cool Theatoriunl. p Ct
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-25
We Carry Prime Meats

and no other kind. Our aim is to have the best qualities only and let other butchers handle the inferior grades of meat. Consequently our regular customers know that for prime roast, lamb, mutton, veal or pork, for all kinds of poultry in season, and for chops, steaks and outlets, no competitor can approach us in quality. The same may be said of our splendid hams and bacon.
 ATKINSON GROCER co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-25
S4S.GO

Boston and return via Iron Noun tain occount Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias, July 29 to August 3, final return limit August 16. which may be extended to September 1G 19 Ct
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-25
UNION TRUST COMPANY
 LITTLE ROCK. ARK.
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that I am now prepared to take up all pro- tested school warrants; also all out standing road scrip.
 J. H. SHELBY, 7-9-t1 County Treasurer.
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SULPHUR SPRINGS HOTEL.

Now open Rates s7.50 per week meals 50 cents. When accommoda tor is expected please phone ahead Old phone -tG1. hotel rings, store 5 rings. ". - :Ii',. proprietor.
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LADIES. REMEMBER

You will need your old mattresses renovated and your carpets cieaneu to begin to live through another win ter So remember those who nave vorl, of this kind to be done we Will call and make special prices during tbe net 60 days. We have the only Carpet Cleaner in the city, every one knows this; also we have the nnest and largest line of Tickings in plain ard artistic designs. We have the finest workmen which can be had and we live in the city and will refer you +o tbe following whom we have done work for:
 Names.
 A. Brewster, Mrs. C. I Moofe' l. H. Watkins, W. c. Hudson, Jefferson Hotel, Knox-Walker Co.,, Y. M. c. A., City Simpson & Webb, Y. M. c, A. Jones' Reap Crawford Go. boro. Union Fur. Co.,, Y.M MO. A. McGeheeHardin Fur. Co., F. H. Walker, Tedstrom Fur. CO., W n. Hearr. Puddephatt Fur. Co
 and many others too numerous tt mention, can testify to our Mattress es, also to our Carpet Cleaning Ma l chine
 Both phones. Call us.
 TURNER BEDDING FACTORY. 6-2S-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-25

For any pain, from top to toe, from any cause, apply pr. Thomas Eclec- tric Oil Pain cant stay where it is ased. (I
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-09
The Kings Revenge
The Argonaut.


England order his adj
the royal deasue
honorable dishonorabe ueude
London But it be imagined that his majesty is
exuating kind those who have fallen beneath
his to
befaln wights
of the
needed them First of all
member The King has
Socialists there of them in the
invited ard
political faith Mr. Asquih by
the himself
During his recent visit to India
he that of the
plunged India into the unhnkab
of
against against humanity
of
of Ponsby
Ponnby secretary that he
protest of Commons this ilared
the which well used
to takes little notice of them Now the
public He
emphatic The King practically told and
in of iendl
wounded
immediate discontinue If
rebuff there is other in
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Science Brevities
xx&xsasAssss&assa = u! = sssassss.s.s

in Bulletin lInstut
Publishers Weekly Consists
acknowledgements
the
internationally standardized
magnifyng would be able read
difficulties said to in the
would be enormously reduced
doar) could be produced for
greatly libraries
would
of
immortal, American
though should ITSELF whether
nothing the repeated
of
CHASTITY literature crowded with
which will slightest scrutiny I'm
be the result of the
ordinary all Mr. Basil Tozer
to
Century positively addition
of
They that for life
struggling which morbdminded
but
morbid such CHASTITY
mpossibiit should be reLuked and suppressed
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Germany Refusal to Arbitrate
New York Sun.

to
ant
Britain sight undoubtedly
Twill be
determination
obtain
Th story
and the rest of them another inevitable that
UNITY be sacrificed
unity
Ipld the reliance
tive The sehwig Ioln dues
brought about outside state and
iy
gle with Indispensable the achievement of German
validity the tnsib
to
a
to
the instructive national resolve
ing
of
enforcing what she believes rights likely
peri The
the
Napoleon ILL., add Warren Hastings
the German clean
of other nation government
compelled
behind it If quarrel people
think and which will willing
that be
of military CONSUMPTION
be prepared to make their conception of their
partially reliance international
Germany opinion be no better than
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Small alks

begin nomination.
dug graves there
and it's good soil all the
Mr. hauled the of
square sail he might o
LYDEcxER
new of material history
Bryan That's all right, but IN a Democrat
T. cUNAsay about the Cunha Alley politicians Every
time anything they in and
dofom
judge well whether automobile exceeding
keep making of
poi prevent adulteraon swelling
JACK DoYLEf picture n
Advertiser on Thursday people wouldn't have known who was They would
my being elected
Mayor Honolulu the Prohibition ticket than Jack Lucas chances for
election the Republican ticket
politics, which would
$ decided o here altogether
P. lay to being
all being Sheriff
WE WALL have been told that the nfolOkai which
limited their in the
o0a that are spreading along the southern and western end of the island
ont 5000 1oaye dalv with +yvero NOV i+rt ah+ TIL ~ 4
about
LAND COMMISSIONERS
If the destruction of forests by the
won't before supply
Ne W" s s s"aS tbs statement made Do.a
article Advertiser lawyer
eetions From what
" swing them but that man is not born yet
ALLAN HERBERTHw gamblers spectators
have been lowering Hawaii the dned
automobiles Leenby Thatcher
cpsav K visit here almost unnoiced by
prominent mena
the installation of new
the MeByde plantation gallons
capacity When that Installed will make the since the
the Wainiha plant which for
all the pumps WI" all seven in that will make total capacity Of about
100000 gallons The plant and has been working satisfactorily
The companies empoT pwrights who spend their time writing moving picture
plays plot
the although
spoken expensive
b pays.
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FOUR THOUSAND PLUS.
AUGUST 9


of special introduce outside
Honolulu regular circulation
t means notes than20 readers
in circulation
long since found the Sunday
There has been wtha
the attitude of hostility which
journalism Nearly
publication
useful and desirable the first
dayo of the week as i of the other
the of
growth
of
of Honoulua ahu come n it.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-09
Commercial News
By Charles L. Rhodes.


payable
the regular monthly dividend eighty There seems
dividend sellers
yesterday carry
this dividend the buyer matter of considerable interest
get this stock without this dividend.
PAIDuP CAPITAL.
really is can be gained without recognition though the cor
ooooooo the quotation value
generally speaking only 81 the capitalization has been
On the basis Of what has actually been paid the stock this extra dividend
while monthly
dividend of eighty share is almost 80 month
BOND REDEMPTION
plantations
will payable
and then will seeking These bonds $4,000
$4,000 of Haiku $125oo these
Of
companies viii redeem Of these bonds called in at time without
their they viii take advantage this that the whole
will not be let loose October to Immediately struggle for opportunity
rinvestment
wA1ALUA FIVE PER CENTS
ha large amounts money are seeking investment and thereby tending
bonds 9S indication This
that per
HANfAKUA UPPER DITCH BONDS
Friday
George w Maearlane, John T. Mcrosn
able the foaon of
auming irrigation plantations along
ward Hawaii which in the have depended
It is expected that will increase both the and the prOauc
of these plantations thereby greatly
N the past have 50 materially to the annual product
will furnish l25,oooooo gallons of a
SPECIAL MEETING PACIFIC MILL
special
make company technically complete.
HoNoKAA STRONG
Three hundred thousand worth Of Hoofaa bonds
The liabilities of
Continued Page F1veo
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Ito made
DEVILS
the proceedings the form of the examination
of a the chair
chairman the Press committee of the Fleet Enter
Witness S to
40 is
pended you acknowledge signaturea
Witness ave
Answer the question. this signature?
signature proved
Az
chairman the Press
committee In this schedule the
ls.J Coombs retur wasma outlay9
sourtaIL
sfConn, $10 What this outlay for?
What relation had it the duties of commttee9
Witness a msquoaion
A-Whe how9
Witness-You e a lovely
"Incidenta1s $780, Can throw
light 0 hs2 What the ncdenas9
constitutional unhappness Poor
old sourbal
Ale of effect
outlay what feet postage did
pay?
passing seni against the
merit of Iaukea and the
P A-G of hands of
s Whereabouts Of this has been
which has no
with which the committee charged When
those contributed the fund.- the
They individually
to administration the
it has not been
The
n column witness
he accounted
he evades the question fippantly He
Ma-a-a!
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A Veteran of a Legion.
y - - - - - - - y y - y - - y y :


a legion lay dying
successful operation having mussed him lot
knelt beside him while microbes bored
To tell the wilEeonsants what the had to
ooh hand the sighed the the doctors left
And heart the storyo of a mano o a bereft
And drops egalt earf 70 me in technical distress
think / fragments less
81 Oshkosh City, the dying veteran said,
A hale and hearty little boy e'er by parents bred
studded too cruel against a brutal key
The doctors saved lfe they said by cutting off leg
stumped about awhile, and then alas and also oh!
They took the other legI tubbed another toe
A hand optic then. All, drop legal tear
For me; as of ne as still assemblies here
Ny abdomen lretained The doctors viewed long,
And said they felt CHASTITY vermiform
And they knives appendix took
/ knew what else they didn 1T dare to look
I'm going quite fractional. Farther Shore
Where if I'm lucky find the parts that before
Still hold hand his
They didn't getmy SOUL guess They
Paper.
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Co.. of 4
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,nnmercialS
London
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Oahu
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Off
CONTINUED Page Fivel
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Station.
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-06
KING GEORGE NOTES

King George C. r., Va. Oct. |, 1908.
Mr.. Howard S. Gift has completed the
large public school house on a portion
OF the kectOry property here
Miss Courtney Crump. OF Richmond
Miss A.ese Funston, Of Idaho. aud Mis-.
Nancy Darling. who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Tiernan Darling, have Ie.
turned.
Mr.. Geo. 0gle Tsyloe, who has been
visiting Mr.. George Mason at Colonial
Beach. has returned
MIR. Rice Hooe, OF Washington, Is visit.
ing relatives la the county.
Capt. and Mrs. POsey, OF Washington,
who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Newton and other friends in the
county, have returned.
Charles b Minor, Jr., has qualified be-
fore the clerk OF the Circuit Court as
executor OF the late Charles Minor.
Mr.. julien \. Brown, who has been IN.
der treatment in Washington, has re-
turned, restored to health.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Bogas have re.
turned from trip to Washington.
Miss Louise Strann, who has been
visiting Miss Rosalie Grymes. has re.
turned to Fairfax.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-06
ORANGE
Tournament at Unlonyille- The New School
EnteftainmentS-P

Lahore. Va, Oct. ,, 1905.
At the Ulionville tournament SAtur-
day Mr. Hugh Clark was the successful
knight aud crowned Miss Carrie Cole
man, 81 Special Mr. duncan Stewart
won second hOnOrS and Gro Wned Miss
Gertrude Farrer. of New York. "A charm
ing girl visiting Mrs Marshall James.
near Special.
Miss Lille Voolfolk entertained the
Misses Critten1en at a pleasant house
party this week AT h,r coy home. near
Pamuukey.
Capt. A. M. Daniel furnished tac lum-
b-r for the graded school house Al this
place. much 90 Il r. On the site and Con
trnctor Vaughn promises to have the
luse ready for Use by the fret OF Deem.
oer- Schools open the l2tn and Nr. f.
VI. Jacsson's old dwelling Will bs used
Tor school purposes until the new build
iug r. ready / had hoped for a NAL,
te.cler ui experience aud ability a. prin
cirai % thls school. " hen young men aud
young lSdies win attend. Tor the sigrph
reason that God ordained man for tni,
station and heis best adapted 70 il. Til,
lhdiee bless their souls are hv uatur,
/ i-tsd Tor the training IN elementary de
Z parimeuts
a dl1ce and suppar st their pleasant
h me-. near Sales Old Mili ro q oslishtet
company Tuesiay night. Mr.. JAmei
Duncan. the jolly sage 81 the section
was "a central figure in the happy gath
ering
Coleman Bros are baling hay ia a hur
~ and cleauiug up the large crops about
Monr0via
Rev + Z. Hawkins and his popular
wife We're welcome visitors 20 Miss Mary
Piuknrd's. near the mill this week, hal,
aud hearty at TIE age oi so Mr. Haw.
kins is greatly beloved here for his many
Christian qualities
Mrs Olne Coons, OF Ryland, Culpeper
county, has been on n Witt TO her moth.
er. nrs o. T. Tcrriil. this week
The many friends OF Mr. Geo. W. Nor.
ton, Sr. viii be- glad to hear Of his r..
turn to good health during his sojourn
oi IA month or two at Hot Springs as "a
guest ID! his brOther-in-law. DR. Coward.
Ia. lie wih be home some time soon. ;.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-06
CAROLINE PERSONALS

Bowling q zen, Va. OCT. ,.
Rev. c. o. Tuttle viii b,gln -,ries Of
meetings iu the MetAoi'-t church next
sunday. assisted by Rev Dr. Gayl 7. f..
Of this District
Misses Floronoe ard Helen B-oaddus
have gone TO Philadelphia 5, here tho,
viii study this winter hey were nc
compauied ny SIR Broaidu-. VINO viii
pend ten daSs with them
Mics Lou Gias-.ll has r-turn, from a
visit 10 relatives in New York.
Miss Edy the Chandler ha- returned
from Ashland. where she ID l.. several
days
Mrs. 4 O. P,atross, OF Norfolk. is "a
susst oi her daugutsr-. Mrs T. 4 Cox
hill and Mrs r q Moncure.
Ni-s Linda Barnes has returned 70 her
home Ia Savannah. Ca. after spending
several weeks with Der granlmother
Mrs. Salis Anderson.
MIR ami Mrs. =. q. G.l and l.ttie Mise
COrd.e Lee Moncunc are visiting relatives
in Lexington.
Mise Louise Baker leit Friday ior
Petersburg e. resume her stuiis m IN,
Female College there
Mr. Harold Wright has returned from
a visit u his sister. Mrs J. ). Lake. in
Han u4pton.
Mrs. Willie Buiiard aud little daughter.
who have been spending some time with
the family of Mr. G.. l.. bullsrd have re-
turned TO their home.
Mrs. 6. +. Burt and little darghter. of
Naverly, aud Niss Caroline nroaddus
leit today for a visit % relative in King
Queen.
Mrs. DIV. Scott and little daughter. of
fredericksburg, who have been quests a
her parents, Mr.. AMI Mrs. Z. Il. Collins.
have returned home.
Miss Ellen Bruedius has returned from
Waverly. where she spent several weeks
Miss Lucy Voolfolk Is spsnding a
month In Richmond.
Mrs. W. NJ. Cobb. who has been spend.
lng some time with her parents at Nil.
lord, has returned To Washington. She
VIII soon 90 tQ Atlanta. where che VIII
reside
ar. h. X Parish has rented a residence
from Mr. { ". Edwards and with his
family will reside here
Ny 4.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-06
FINDS GOLD WATCH IN WHEAT

A letter from Morrisvile to Times
Dispatch says: One of the elevator spouts
got checked up ia Mr. Fisher Crittsnden's s
roller -four mill at Pine View. An exam
ination brought TO light "a han isome
gold watch. 1t was a mans watch 10 a
large, heavy case. handsomely engraved.
When found both covers were opened and
one slightly bent, both hands broken Oh
snort, the hair spring gone. but other.
Wise uniniured. The watch evidently
came In purchased wheat. but who the
owner Is no one knows.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-06
EIrst.Year Classes At Penn.

Philadelphia. Oct 3. - While the
registration books win not DEE closed
IN some Of the departments for dve or
siS days. the first-year classes IN sew.
eral of the departments SHOW a con
siderable increase. In The college. up
10 Friday morning. oct 2. there were
500 freshmen. Last year there were
4SS freshmen. The summer school this
year had 472. as against 1852 the sum
mer before. In the first year Of the
veterinary course there is an increase
Of more than II per cent. sixty men
having already registered. The regis
tration Ia the irst-yoar classes Of the
law school Is at present about the
same as last year. while the dental
and medical freshmen registrations
show losses-eaused by the raising OF
the standards for admission.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-06

! ~ the name oi the Commonwealth If
II Virginia. In the Clerks Office ~ the
Circuit court oi the county oi Spot-yl-
vanie on the 18th day OF September
loOS. X. j. Cammark, administrator Of
annie W. C0mmack. deceasad. and in
his own right Rnd Others. plsint'ns
against j. Z. TURNKEY, sheriff. admins
traitor OF Henry Smith. deceased. i =
Iurnley, sheriff, administrator of Julia
smith, deceased; Martha Smith, widow
OF Henry smith. Reuben Lewis. husband
OF Julia Smith, deceased. Lucy smith
vile OF - Garter, and -- Carter. her
husband Martha Lewis. adult. and
Henry Lewis. Lucy Lewis aud Francis
Lewis. infant children Of Reuben Levi.
over Il years Of age, and r. W. Carter
guardian ad litem for iuiaut deiendants
defendants.
The object of this suit IS 90 subject the
sixteen and three hiths acres II land OF
which Henry Smith died seized and pos
sessed, situate 81 Spotsy lvania county
virginia, on Ia river and particular,
described IA a deed from Lucy j. Allan
70 Henry Smith, dated September 9Th.
1883, and duly rpcorled Ia the Clarl :
once oi Spot-y lvan!a county, Virginia
IN deed book q Z. page I 1, to "A certain
l 49, fN.tfA tNf AAaN RittlNA IIH NIrkE
oath, 1907, for the SUM az $27 - with
Interest thereon from July 27th. 1896.
aud 81 20 cost, said Judgment heina duly
| docketed in the Clerk office Of Suotst I
vaBla county, Virginia, on July 18th
1907, In Judgment docket No. 3. page 40
And an affidavit having been made and
flied that the det'ndants, Lucy Carter.
nee Lucy Saith, And - Carter. her hus-
band. are not residents 0i the State of
/ Virginia, IL + ordered that they do an
pear here within fifteen days after due
publication hereof. aud DO what may he
necessary TO protect their interest in this
suit. AnG ~ j. further ordered that "A
copy thereof be published once a week
Tor four weeks ia The Free Lance. and
that a copy BE- posted at the front door
OF the courthouse of this county on or
before he next succeeding rule dav after
the oDtry OF this suit.
1este.
T. A. Harris. Clerk.
A copv-prsta.
T. A. Harris. Clerk
| Lee j. Graves, D. q. s22wIy
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-06
ABINGDON DISPeNSARY WAR
Tbo Town Is Making $50, 900 a Yss Profit.

All of the Prohibition forces ~ Rrfstol
and southwest Virginia will be concen-
trated in the fight against the Abingdon
dispensary. The little town. I3 miles
east OF Bristol, is getting rich from its
dispensary sales. all territory within a
radius OF 100 miles in every direction
being dry
The town Is making about $50. 900 a
year profits from the sale OF liquor and
the property owners not only pay no
taxes, but the town Is paving its streets
and spending large sums of money on
schools and in public Improvement. 1t is
predicted that the fight will be one of the
hottest ever waged in sOuthw est Vir1i-
nia, as the dispensary has many warm
eeienders.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-06
SCOTS
Emulsion !

of Cod Liver Oil with IIyro-
phOsphiteS should always bc
kept in the house for the
following reasons:
First Because, ifany member
of the family has a hard cold.
it will cure it.
Second Because, if the chill
dren are delicate and sic<ly, it
will make them strong andwell.
Third-Because, if the fathe;
or mother is losing flesh and
becoming thin and emaciated,
it will build them up and give
them flesh and strength.
Fourth Because it is the
standard remedy in ali throat
and lung affections.
No household should be with
out il.