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The Winslow mail., 1908-06-20
"Phatts" Defeated in an
Exciting Game.

AS stated IN the last issue OF
the "Ma1l" Winslow would have
a large attraction on the follow
ing Sunday. Last Sunday the
attraction was pulled off before
as good a crowd as could have
been expected considering that
the wind was blowing quite bad
ly. The grand stand was filled
and there were about 200 people
outside the stand.
The players were transtered to
the grounds by Creswell's big
float and from the eXertiOnS the
big team made they must have
realized that there were a few OF
the heavy players aboard.
AS soon as the grounds were
reached the teams Immediately
began to warm up and after
preliminary practice tne game
was called.
The outcome OF the game was
in doubt until the last ball was
thrown in the Leans time at the
bat.
During the last part of their
inning the fire mentioned else
where in this issue was dicOvered
in town and the game was called.
The features of the game were
too numerous to mention but
we may mention the home hit
ting of "Speedy'', the base run
ming of Nancy, and the won
derful fielding of mine Host"
Hesser
The Winslow mail., 1908-06-20
Disastrous ContIagration

About five o'clock last Sunday
afternoon fire was discovered in
the buildings at the rear OF the
residence of w. A. Parr. The
alarm was promptly given, but
before either the Town or the
Santa Fe fire fighters could get
line ofh ose strung and a stream
of water playing on the famesit
was seen that the residence of Mr.
Parras we'll as the adjoining house
occupied by Mrs. Reynolds and
family, were doomed to destruc-
tion and that it would require
the hardest kind of work to con-
fine the flames within the limits
of that particular block. Owing
to the very high wind prevailing
at the time, the work OF fighting
the fire was a very difficclt pro-
position and praise is due the fire
men for the valiant fight they
made and the good work done in
preventing the flames from
spreading. 1t was six o'clock be-
fore the fire was under control and
it was then seen that three houses,
all the property of Mr.. Parr, had
been totally destroyed 1t was
only by the most strenuous efforts
of the volunteers that the house
on the corner of the alley, occupi.
ed by Mr.. SimOnsOn, was saved,
the three houses to the west Oc-
cup1ed respectively by B. Evans,
Mrs. Reynolds and Mr.. Parr be.
Ing total loss together with the
furniture and other personal be.
longings of each family. The pi.
anO and some other few articles
were gotten out of the residence
of Mr. Parr, but the balance Ot
the furniture, as well as the entire
wardrobe of the Parr family was
consumed in the fire, Mr.. and
Mrs. Parr saving no clothing
other than what they wore at
the time.
Almost the entire contents OF
the house occupied by Mrs. Rey-
nolds and family was totallOss
very few small articles having
been taken out before the fire be.
came too hot.
Mr.. Evans likewise lost all O.
the furnishings in the house oc
cupied by his family, as well as
losing all of their wearing ap
parel.
All the coal and wood sheds al
the rear of the houses, the fence
around the property, a barn II
the rear of the Parr residence, as
we'll as the building used by Mr.
Parr for his undertaking parlors
were also totally destroyed, but
the contents of the undertaking
establishment and the two horses
The Winslow mail., 1908-06-20

Operator L. P. Beard went to
Ash Fork on No. Z Wednesday
to relieve one of the operators at
that point who is on the sick
leave.
The Winslow mail., 1908-06-20
WinsIow Gun Club

Following are the scores made
at the clay pigeon shoot OF the
W1nslow Gun Club last Sunday
The daily tribune., 1908-04-23
GOOD DEAL OF ASPARAG US
AND PIE PLANT COMING IN

A good deal OF home grown aspara.
gus and .pie plant is being marketed
here by gardeners and rancheIs and
large quantities are being shipped
daily to Denver and other points In
the no rthern part OF the state.
Both the Green Hill Orchards COM
pany and the Fremont County Grow
ers' association handle great deal Of
that class Of vegetables, which they
find market for In the larger cities
within "a radius Of two or three hun
dred miles. The Green Hill Orchards
company Is receiving four or five
hundred pounds Of asparagus every
day and the Fruit Growers' associa-
tion almost As much more. The Colo.
RADIO Canning company canned it's
first asparagus Of the season this aft
ernoon. Thus far IL has not put up
any pie plant as the price is too high.
Plenty OF II will be canned later In
the season.
Onions are coming In rapidly aud
there is a good demand for them.
Home grown straw berries are not ex.
pected In any consi siderable amount
until about the Goth Of May. The
crop this year promises to be a good
ono. better In fact than for several
seasons. Canon Oity Record.
The daily tribune., 1908-04-23
A WORD TO OUR
FRUIT GROWERS

The time for spraying Is almost
here. Get ready, test your spraying
outfit.
Be sure every purl is in good work
ing order. Have plenty OF arsenate
OF lead on hand. A little delay now
may cost you many dollars. as 1t may
appear a. picking time next fall when
you gather your crop.
Some arc saying we won't need to
spray this year. because there were
no apples for the worms to live on.
Don't make this mistake. Every or.
chnrd had enough apples to develop
enough worms to do lot OF injury.
Spray as Thoroughly Ms you ever did
Lot us fight this pest to finish. and
do all IN our power to not only main-
tain the high standard and quality
Of our fruit but aim little higher,
and put such a fine quality OF fruit
on the market that buyers will ocme
from all over the country to buy It,
F. BATCHELoR,
horticultural Inpscctor
The daily tribune., 1908-04-23
C|LLETTE'S
BRAIN IS
DISCUSSED

Philadelphia. April 28 -Physic ian
scientists and savants from nearly
all the important universities and
large cities of the country will take
| part in a discussion of important
topicts during the general meeting
OF the Amercian Philosophical asso.
citation. weich was opened here today
and will extend through tomorrow
and Saturday.
One of the most important addresses
OF the meeting. it is expected. will
be that Of DR.. E. A. Spitzka, who
has chosen for his subject, "Obser.
vations. Regarding the Infliction Of
the Death Penalty by Electricity. 4"
DR.. Spitzka is member of the
faculty Of Jefferson Medical college,
an authority on authropometry and ON
mental processes and diseases. and
eho hiah Whos Wi1hiu hieou miuuGeb
after Chester Gillette went to his
death in the electric chair at Auburn
N. Y. had removed and made a
scientific examination OF the brain Of
the young man executed for the
drowning OF his sweetheart, Grace.
or BILLY" Brown, in Big Moose
lake, July IL. 1905.
TT was thoroughly successful ex :
eoution." said DR.. spitzka "Only
one contact was necessary. and l was
enabled to remove the examine the
brain between ten minutes and a
quarter Of an hour after the condemn.
ed man had been pronounced dead.
$50 far az the resulting examina-
tion went. l can safely say that Gill
letters brain was Thoroughly normal.
used the prison scales in weighing
1t, and its weight was 57I8 ounces
avoirdupois. which is rather heavy
aud may be said to place the brain
among the larger sort. 1t WAS, at
any rate. that Of typical, healthy
American lad Of his age. -
DR.. Spitzks has made charts and
drawings of Gillette's brain and
skull. which will be exhibited at the
the present meeting.
From this outline Of the skull, "
he continued, you will zee that 1t
WAS a fairly good-sized head. The
circumference Of the head WAS 80. /
centimeters. From ear to ear,
measuring over the crown OF the
head. the distance WAS SO centimeters,
and the space between the pupils OF
the eyes g..
The daily tribune., 1908-04-23

SPECIAL TRAINS Local Agent
Hitchcock Of the Rio Grande hns re-.
ceived Advices that n special train
will be run over the Rio Grande from
Leaeyille aud n special over the +.
and O. y. from the Cripple Greek
district to tho log rolling Of the
Woodmen Of tho World At Pueblo OIL
May II.
The daily tribune., 1908-04-23
LONG STRETCH OF
VERY DRY WEATHER

The dry weather. which Is being
experienced In this part of the Ar.
kansas valley, is one of the most no.
table for long term of years. The
rainfall during the last twelve
months In the Florence district has
been very much below the average, In
fact. it has been hardly perceptible
since last spring. There wns consider
able precipitation during the months
Of April and May last year. especial.
lysin the last ten days of the first
named month. but there was very
little OF it during the summer.
autumn and winter months which fol-
lowed. The last rain of any conse-
quence here was in July. since then
the rainfall in this vicinity has not
greatly exceeded that Of the Desert Of
Sahara. The weather folk say that
we are not likely to have much moist.
ure until after the first of May for
nome occult reason. That. however,
will be soon enough for the pastur-
age on the hills. A cold wave would,
probably. follow In the wake Of a
rains3orm. II such thing should oc-
cur within the next two weeks, and
for that reason, people are generally
disposed to patiently await its com
ing.
The daily tribune., 1908-04-23
Delights Of the Sea.

Tho Colorado and Southern's low
rates aud splendid service places the
Mexican Gulf within only q few
hours distance. Lot us tell you Of
the splendid attractions. TIE. Fish
or, General Passenger Agent. Denver.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-05
ADJUSTMENTS A trS;.
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BeIasra's Sm'iet, Drama.

Das!d .teIaseo.s society drama L. tseila Rasse.' lrhc Beantfful Nussiane
 as h. II tne f.lks Theatts next Ff.- ,ss.. No4 : with the taiamed actress Ass tztAfel Ffalier. in the star roie. .#ty asse-tad by Mir. Warren e0alafe aIs5l a-=eieet eoHpany The play has Lad q f.a.al kable ruA ia NeH 1era where f .eas performed for over one pnnde.eal. oI4hls U Wailacfs Thea ter. x an emotional dgi44a oS the Frene =..aool @Aa b+s fai' its theme the eGeF55 of HaUe.s woman to thll1s> herself into < old lsn4lish
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-05

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 You may have ac1,, 1u tIsa# .a5nt,. trrgona .ls the bnl,,. bowel lrouhs>. tls;ta pal i'a3 an. il oteefe3 n,.fYes elen falling Ga54.
 Tn" thju2 t, to keep ti.,. os4a-t Ne apnatt l4Sht fh,t Aou vi iil he r5.hle
 k odoi ~itf dot
 Try tie aeAa time sal seysl bsd 'f5sa=,, t4,= rv7Js cause. II fhe lfoubJr conl,ss ,ireetl. tfom jIlts,iou. i} will be, tiaa9stz3t> soa haze >Ns. owed >Puent4I ot u he liqsa hed" vii tolH ID he sN>tem.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-05

Edear BEcasler, commissioner. to i'iatf cjty L0ubes Company cone aisajonef's detd. Par K F. x W. See. lo r. t. k ,. ef a lands. Sl.22o2t;.
 Julius Ide1ner aud wife. B. E. Veil and wife. b k D. Foster deed P9rs X. r. < W. and part X. F, See. 26 T.3 ,, <. fo also part x E :. N $G. r .,, R l0, $5o0 0o
 ". W. Wilson Slave Company jo T. B Gibbs, quit claim deed. :. N $ N See. 22l. T. |. R. le. $1o0.0o.
 Sawyer X Austin Lumber Company to Y. B. Gibbs. warranty deed, $ N. $. N. See 2l, IT k 1o, $1o0.oo.
 N. boI,y and E.tcx Collier 1o Laura Robinson, Wal=faHtH deed. $. f=2 x. i-2 :. l., and x. 1-2 W. 1-2 $ E. and $. W <. F. See la. :. k; (, $t.60,
 Lincoln Realty Company 10 John Rose. warranty deed, l.at @a:' a:'. block cs .lean addition No. ..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-05

tend 'a .laKe ua> d"ep Laid n.+l.s. er as thc peo-ranm, ean.esze- ta .e 5ast From 5nach.oaism. 6ut does au3-
 vile fHl5= 6aaH-# #os 3#esE #a5s. saaekfia- music and hts os g=sa con 75nod TEe pi.ea 0a- welcomed ay q crowded house at tne Gr.ul last atehs gad l. rser9tioa ous 5ore- eas.rt the= ~trce7e which Wa5 Iou1t- i,ss atteul dnrin- the week. ia the. titIe role Il need onls b. said taa- NJ. iImr. IIogaSen Wa9 a.l that a:- ad maeas e>Fvraed him ta Hr Mss Rota White, Abo N,es a2slu zerH in her ost4jaM aaat. Willie. achieved ,he -dccesa o@ the- eNeu.us. k b,oI Yo4 CuIl the esrsom1~eea's secretary. Leo kendaii eNhihited q quaint drol !el} which Was irses'f5Ie. Whif, Mi@z Marion Maeh's e0r.esq1r of the 1adg Fbeosol,hist evoked raars ot laa.hter. The charming volee o 1Iiss Marie GGrandpre was head jo#at.. syzt ira 'i1c songs Wbich#fell L. t. as cath efjAe Vauelerbee1. 4hilp the re.uainz in2 roles "efe all adequately hlIcd fhc hnrgoua~ter3 i, ,AccHentls staged, and tho piece WeH Hnb swing from staYt tu finish
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-05

 ar!@5oe4.oIe famiI4 as me Wife o@ a .<oaH@ea' son, who years before had deserted his bride. i'll | eonaeuaenee c family obiections and betaken him se}. 'e the Nars. lht interest cen leY~ in t;6Graldint kQoHn as i.N i:4l.e Rass, in which charactel Miss I'aller h:9 pset with ti3e highest praise eEefH@heee. The stage settings are ef;t3oratc and in keeping wi.h she bi4i. standard ot tie Nallaek.s Theatre
 1lys, fnis being the 34feenef. H@eA the Doruer-flQat Co seeured t9t tom'io- rights from Frank l.. Goodwin. fhe New York m3Ha2tr
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-05
Y i.at the Bnrgomasier i>.

lar Toronto. Ontario Glohe of No eetat ti, =. t9o7, i'll commeatiu2 on q recent performance Of "'fac Bar2o- naster9 has the following to say
 The HHrg0ma-ter.. does not pre-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-05
Stop That Indigestion! !
kodol will do 1t. II 1t fails 1t you nothing All forms oI Dyspepsia can be traced to Indigestion

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 Iodiaest ion Ist eud euHirefz E .plI #se# tanrtlons are to ba resumed keaol In a>=>aaH a> + k aken into f51sJ5'A Il lr inc stomach and =ilfe-f5nes. s#th foeg and he9IHs digestion ,l fIt} elements do when supplied i's tNc apparatus.
 Food then can't ief6nuf. ed=== .=#a= ilfitatc the delicate membflue~ o5..l.##r
 hodo in thc homo. means 'I1atf
 Hogi'lU stonachs. mean clea.. h.z.e- t0eilcs.
 e.ca. brains plo#oe' oaj not>. make life joyous
 fho,o are facts Provo tham D. l, f,a c15al of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-05
TO ctRE X C0iDIN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE PROMO Qainiut
 Tablets. pru&sists refund moneE if it fails to cure. l.. N. GROVES sig
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-05

WANTED Men to aeara oU1er trade, few weeks required, best p4S= ing work within the Teach of poe man, can have shop with small eani- tal wages from $12 fo S2o weekly. wonderful demand far harters. ea.a= logue mailed free. Ne.er HarAeg GeG# lego Dallas, TXas 1o-21-f,}
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-05

MajaaaFd RooljaS h6@ $.z5" =p4# square to $33.1.e Heads to ar oa Aouf house aad enara0toefl n Iast We furnish everything See Gteyel5nzs
 Matthews Hardware Gompaae | eoa are n need 0f good roofing fl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-05
Our Guarantee

eo lo 4oor druggist odat and get ] 1a .a 9s tie. aad 1T after using the entire bottle Auuc touast ly say, you have received no hcneftfrom IL ?, trH the bottle to Inc druggist and he will reiild our money ta Nou without question ol delay, and Wf will lay the druggist the price of tH'=b =bottIa prf chased by you
 Don't hcsifate every druggist know, aalt=z5tar antee k good.
 flis onoeappes tho large pog le onls ; :5le Q but in a family. lhe dollar "ttecont lln7 2', tinlos much IS the ftfH cent het
 Nodo l. prepared at#the lflef fsolie, el t.#t. DtNia ts Go. Hica@u.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-05

St Clair Steel NaH4e- at Gle4t Ist1 Matthews Hardware Company, &zA to satisfaction. Ha4c a1er 1eo n rtst jI Pine I}lH0 E
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-05
&S A. ss TTs g-s IT Tts -G -Ta-

Gears the 1 'h5 atsu iol hd.6 .a.a5. o91a'' sigaa.7-a / %e ,1L-G|- 5t~5zz
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-05

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-17

aHASURY DEPARTMENT, Office of
the Supervising Architect, Wash
ington, D. c.. October Z, 1905
Sealed Proposal W Il be received
at this office until 3 o'clock. p. m.
the Sd day of November. 1908,
and then opened. for improvements
TO u.ld II $, etc, at ne U. S. Quar-
antine Station, I}E nswick. Ga, in
accordance with SD aifcation, cop
les of which may be had at the dis
creticn Of the Supervising archi-
tect, by applying at this office or to
the office OF the mea cal officer in
command, BruasW elk. Georga.
James tn,x T7Y9r, Supervising
Architect.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-17
Brunswick Carriage Works,
Manufacturers OfCarriages Buggies, Wagons
Carts and all Kinds of Vehicles.

REPAIRING AND RsPAMTNe DONE BY EXPERT woRKMEN
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAINTINe AUTOMOBILES / HAVE
A FIRST CLASS BLACKSMITH OPP AND NJ
AGENTS FOR THE FAMOUS WHITE HICKORY WAGON
BAKER BROS. CARRIAGE WORKS. AND HAVE EXCLUSIVE
AGENCY FOR JONES WORKS. Or
DERS FILLED
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-02-05
ANSE HATFIELD
AT HOT SPRINGS
Leader OF the Historic kentucky Fend
Visits the Arkansas Resort For
His iiealth--Hc Is Over 50
Years Oid--Feud Started
by Pig.

Hot Springs Feb. 4.--lSpecial.) -
Capt. Anse Hatfield. the leader OF the
Hattield-<McCoy feud that has run SO
long in Rowan county, Kentucky. is
here for his health. While Captain
Anse is more than so Years OF age and
in poor health. he still is possessed OF
the fire and spirit Of the mountaineer
who have SO long kept this feud alive
He talks freely OF the origin OF the
feud stating thai it was caused over
the sale of q pig by himself to mem
Der OF the Mccoy family. CAPTAIN
Hatfield has been wounded more than
q dozen times in the ieud.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-02-05
ANNUITIES FOR
OLD MEMBERS

Enid, Okla, Feb. 1.-The tenth an
nual session of the Oklahoma Grand
Lodge, Ancient Order Of United
Workmen, convened here today, this
being the first meeting since the Or
ganization of the new State. Plans
will be made for determined cam
paign for new members during the
year. Among the important matters
to be considered will be that Of an
annuity payment to all members of
the order who have reached the age
OF 70
to be in il0arishing condition by
Grand Recorder w L Welch OF
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-02-05
JIMTOWN RECEIVERS
TAKE STATE BUILDING

Norfolk, Va, Feb. fudge Ed
mund Waddill, OF the United States
Court yesterday issued deere au-
thorizing the receivers of the James
town Exposition Company to accept
the purchase price from the various
States having buildings at the expo
sition, they having paid the necessary
option money and 10 issue the State
fee simple deeds to The sites occupied
by the buiidings. This will permit
the transfers where sales have been
made d State buildings.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-02-05
STRANGE CASE OF
OF ADOPTION

Chicago, Feb. 4 Mrs. Rosa Polit-
ger, legally adopted Mrs. Julia A.
Norman through decree granted by
Judge Gibbons yesterday. The foster
mother is 65 years old and the foster
child is il and has a husband. The
elder woman told the court that the
younger woman was a daughter in
fact because OF their having lived to-
sether from the time of Mrs. Hor-
mans birth until recently.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-02-05
WOMEN MAY SMOKE
IF THEY DESIRE

New York, Feb. 1.-The ordinance
recently passed by the board of alder
men fO.bidding women from smoking
in public places was vetoed yester-
day by Mayo Mcclellan. The mayor
states that the aldermen have no
power to make such a law The ordi-
nance was designed To have proprie-
Tors q hotels restaurants and other
places fined for permitting their
guests to smoke.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-02-05

Guthrie The membership is now
nearly 1000, and the reserve fund ag-
gregating $4,000, which is invested
in first-class securities. The order
in this State collects twelve assess
ments annually and has no unpaid
claims as a charge against it's funds
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-02-05
BRYAN AND CARNEGIE
AMONG SPEAKERS

nings Bryan and Andrew Carnegie arc
expected to be the principal speakers
at the dinner of the Economic Club al
the Hotel Astor tomorrow evening,
when "The Currency System of the
United States" will be the subject foy
discussion
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-02-05
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!; $ ;:; ::;; ; ::::; : MOfheI''S
Tying crisis without suffering. FL
e kconain informal
The Bradfed Regulator CO., Atlanta u u 10~1 ~
FELL FROM TRAIN;
Is ALMOST FROZEN
!. I. Shaw Unseen b. Anyone Falls,
Rolls Into Ditch and Lies Upon
Sheet OF lee Two Hours.

Tuckerman, Feb ii T. Shaw
who, with his wife, was d passenger
on local passenger train southwark
bound on the Iron Mountain yester~
day, had thrilling experience, which
may end in his death. While the
train was in motion, he, unseen by
anyone, fell to the ground and was
knocked unconscious by the fall. His
body rolled into ditch in which there
was sheet OF ice. and he remained
on this ice more than two hours
When found Shaw was almost frozen,
and he has not yet regaincd con-
sciousness.
The spot at which the train was
when Shaw fell is about 10 yards
north Of the railway station here. His
wife missed him when the train was
nearing Newport and asked the con
ductor to look for him. When it was
discovered that he was not on the
train the conductor telegraphed to
points north and these messages re-
suited in finding the injured man here.
Mrs. Shaw returned to Tuckerman
on the next northbound train, and is
now with her husband here.
Mr. and Mrs Shaw We're going from
Jonesboro to Russell, n White coun
ty, to make their home at Russell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-02-05

20 woman: nappi.
,ess can be complete
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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-02-05
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