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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-07
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 But tae ,ea.i~t interrupted lizl a,n uot faz-.ur. sir speab tbv eoia truth. Wat k leather: Is ftHHs a#fH n7cn and tanuln2 Wei. when }au a,t uliik to 3eaT lea or coffee, tft ta5H of the Qae and the albumea o@ l.. other u;fite sud leather results IT. leather l. . minute particles Nrf.. thcle&s | Iq thcrr. AAd down i ..#r All who drink tNl or coffee daily. /. scientist e4ncIuGol, "Con5mae h year enough leather n nake a f:t.r.- shoes"
 The explorer Sarcred "Io resuHt he said. T then atc the lining Of. - e,e --Exchlnge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-07
,,1eI::,~ Sand sjiffs

Ca t2le coa2t ef l'4rerania 1he9e A@t .arg9 tracts Of ~apd hcafed up hy the wind. nundrcda of yards tn breadth and from e b 1@0 feet hig'1. and these hil1s propelled v tie @is1o n1ove steadily in Ell easte9iF direction The speed II which these great ha!. travel Is from thr.T-uine to fifty feet year 1i.4e woods. which sona tines come in titeii' .iae of march. eau not step them auu >t@e completely dH strcyed. The branches are rotted e@ ny the sand. ane1 Holl.iGE ts left If t.:* trp4s but ttsa hare sens. h{et, aft@1 s few years WitAal &ad tile,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-07
First Birth.

BlaeE sarah was busils enp1oEr about oar northern kitchen rena@l l.s4 T prominent hou&chcoper when l i.,, accaslon 10 20 out there and h! 19H' of being fteasant said;
 You are from tha south, are se. not, Sarah
 'fI4ap. yes, miss" W4a the answer.
 Born ia the south :" 1 cantinued
 "Orisinalls pawn in Kehm"lt, miss Nas the astonishing reply nea0er Ma@azi0e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-07
l 7'W:'sN.
Dr. F. Frlsch to
 Be Principal Speaker

Rabbi l.nlIrai1l Frisch, oI this e.tz has been invited to deliver ali as.- dress at the iayin4 of the rorHe9sfale ot the lev Jewish Temple. which viii take place ill Alexandria. La, on Sd.l- day. November l.. He has accepted the invitation and Wil leaye for tha. city Thursday to be the &aest O friends fer several days
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-07

The circuit court will reeoslyens Monday The sessions Wlli ill aI' probability 5a held in the big ctrcuif court roem, notwithstanding Jhs fact that the building is slightly cracked 9n the north wall. Although Judge Gould paated | notice Thurs.t47 to tiae elfeet that that par Of the @,l.ld- lag NaS ensa.e. it having beea oe- claued 5o by al architect, TO ah aasi- 4ass is felt about is safety.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-07
Cotton Receipts More
 Than Double 1907

i't 7t45eat scars cotton receipts. 'a ano@a 8g q statement issued at sae B"aF9 ol Trade headquarters yes- SeFd2E. are within q few bales of doub- A4& The safae number received ile9a 4p 70 aud including the same day during t945. Already 3I.231 bales e cotton have reached the local market lais season, with a comparative state nant c 15.715 on the same day iast zN>2f The fis1rss posted today fol
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-07
A B j, -.ynrsisi,ac s;irs

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 witt et.e 1a.ef ha .!ass propas B :. an1 szza zpPio an bcia-: ur@ti :. spegs ttas.r laaiey wita she IT stores E t!3}s movement should .aa siruc ta s,raa. it may have a :isetas. afTe"t Gpoi4 ue destiny ot the -sfsi mercantile sa.a ness,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-07

the a.eettoH coHeaissfoat rs ot jeffeHsoh county r. II Waiket Joe F. Alexander and U. M SpelIman, Wil canvass tI4e vote today easa in the F. cent general eIection in thjs eoltr.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-07

St Glatr Steel Ranges at ffegeiduI- Matthews Hardware Company $2S to $40 Each ole guaranteed fe @iye satisfaction Have over fae n ust ia Pine Bluff #
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-07

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 You meal- ail Ust.=so5 aad #nythiaz so9 eat Wt.l he dj4estod. nothing aa=Hrm-ut oa#Haa#iato=ar.d or poison or stomach SIS. "hich causes BeIeHena, Dizziness, t .ce'nE .of fuIlnesz alfer eating &aaze,t, In dieestiou tIke lump ot lead il stom- ach-. Hi6easaess. Heartburn. Watoc 5ra~l faia in ,, mach anl insestines .or oth=s. 9to..,s.
 Headaehes from tae stomach arc absolutely aakuo~n where this eftec- i've remedy is used Dtapepsin really does all the Horh ot 2 healthy stom- ,ac'l | disssts your meals when 2ou- stomach ean't Each triausul, will digest Ill the food Eou ean eat and leave nothing to fesment or zoat=
 Get q lar2c 5u-rcnt ease of Pap"a Napeb5iH from yous druggist and star. faff1s today gati bz to0afro" >oa 0ill ael.al!> ula5 aaoat zour healthy, 2troag Stomach for you thrn can eat ansth.ts and everything you want aHtllea ,f.e 5fi5h}t=t daleam- fort 9s misery. and every parfielr of impnHit and gas that = E soar stomach aatI lnt"stiaes iz= 445Ila .1 or carried a1saz 4ithmt fee as1=a taNa- 5tires e aHl othee assiafas9s=
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-07

\ health4 man is q htas III his own right an unhealthy man is an ua- haDf. siaye. Burdoe2z Blood Bittera builds ID ound health teeps you wei
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-07
NE " BREAD CAUSES
 STOMACH DISTRESS

}or iftg Ii tu ao5t zss tF- H Now sar lear oi }uji4l>l5Ha# ..j tPseI ~tomach talt fee ',a NtoHatl ir4abln Ioreaer.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-03-21

hiahu Is written IN the constitution OF man. without
obedience to that justice in slight degree man
could not have risen above the brute. The love for
man which the new testament proclaims CLEANS from
the eyes of that far off mother who seeks to protect
her child from impending harm to minister to
its helpless needs. Such is the witness of science
declaring that the fundamentals of region-rght-
cousness and love-are native to the soul and come
out of the constitution of the universe
The Colorado statesman., 1908-03-21
THE WANDERING MINSTREL.

THAT faulty characteristic altogether Negroes
by which by without much regard for
standards efficiency for full share Of
when the
10 their Legitimate sources
familiar sight large cities of the North the eedy col
ored usually hurryng through the
with of Importance and in his hand
under mandolin guitar wrapped cloth
paseboard particularly noticeable
mark him musical genius His lead white
where play and for few nce and free
conducted barber where
idle Negro thirdcss dancing
where the needed merely mark time for
shufting feet.
wandering
the musical ability of the coored people, and when the
might fear o tread.
Negro by nature good
quemen thorough develop genius
supplied The tendency the
fit fill the he capable and mastery
who would be capable making
living such If the Negro develop his
genius other have he learn that hard study
and steady application of his effort the of his chosen calling
absolutely to his permanent
We think, think,
the Development think
that have ALL they should study
as other people study it, and not 'pick it up
A makeshft individual will make thorough musician
anything Money spent trying
impossibiy will be wasted better idea of the worlds
standards efficiency should be incuaed people s
minds with the need work and study and dig and fit ones self
while young the responsibilities that
world without the ability
with Others the Negro must make for his be and fall
back into the ranks of the wandering mnstrels
The Colorado statesman., 1908-03-21
THE UNDESIRABLES.

THE extraordinary enthusiasm eaetnes which the coored
exhibits in all things pertaining political and
mental affairs does other people emphacaly
mpreses coored himself Stripped all
Illusion political campaigns
be really taken the comedy through
which the
for ebufs and dsapponmnts after the
striving for impossible results.
The coored American has long been led to believe that
playing vital this drama upon his
depended large the rghtfu whole
struggle especially his good
the light of actual developments becoming apparent
with In both speech and action leading Republicans recently
cared that the which the Negro plays politics
and fact should be allowed become
humble and thoughe whose political and
changees he be toleated suemaking he
universally undesirable His party
his continued welbeng matter which other elements
should fight coored being position
certain him only comedy party
particular about having him all party
learned to follow this wider the
man numerical voting strength he conceded
councils adequate consideration honos To this
calculated drive the
political camps This may suddenly
but all natural tendencies point ultimate
to be lonesome and useless business
unless day. the of underabs shall strong
and enough end the class separaonsts political
dictators.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-03-21
Tl~ sssssss.
Nations
Supreme
Asset
By REV. WILLIAM GARDAM,
Detroit.

England to-day example of what ndusrialm will always
TO its civilization when unchecked
wholesome legislation for the child The physical
England which fear of excessively critical fearful
but painful fact that discounts that
aims do for herself for the world all
too of the cruel greed and horshtedness industrial
was before in the industrial world two generations the
English cotton silk
English and steel worker the potter and the
world And what did England what very recent
days? She has flung her child into her grinding
world for three without education
underfe unwhoemy housed pnced dwarfed stun anaec
this child has produced after his kind
And to-day facing this danger of robbing
the pushing crowdng greed of growing ndussm
holds the child cheap and always will There
spirit of the Egyptian tkmae and would
make brick without straw.
child sent to the real business of life denied these
compsh its destiny and will the civilization
will become its nemesis
The Colorado statesman., 1908-03-21

that certain corporation its ownership of materials machinery
etc. absolutely governed domestic markets the prices the
supply of its particular product? Its operations would be in
trade and Enthusiastically illegal What action thn should the court
take Would do mills
Perhaps court would have the do monopoly existing
the offending corporation owned packing houses the people
Tor want OF meat 1t 1t owned mills and elevators the would
deprived of flour In either monopoly punished
being prohibited from doing business but the public would greatly
and distressed and general business much disturbed
Obviously other would be
appoint receiver? Nothing then need be closed The monopoly would be
operated usual but under the temporary
States until could be
with law The people would not be deprived of
fusion would not result to other kinds of the
monopoly as whole could be broken generally The mills in New
the
independent companies Those the central could finally
handed back to the beaten monopo along money
the OF the constituent establishments
stored would be normal and dangerous
The receehp suggestion has been misrepend called
ouna but 1t sound and feasible when confined monopoes
alone.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-03-21

A nations supreme asset is in the chill
dren. The child is not only the father of
the man but also the father of the nation
that is to be. The people who have the larg-
est care for the child, make the most gener-
Gus provision for its welfare, for its devel-
opment, both as to body and mind and heart,
are necessarily making for themselves the
largest provision for their own effective and
successful future, and are laying the frmest
foundations on which to build with the
''gold, silver and precious stones" that shall
give splendor and glory to the structure that
is to be.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-03-21
EXCUSE OUR IMPATIENCE!

WHEN Democrats through their cmor the question who
shall Denver perhaps Republicans will begin
the possibility Of having something do with the matter
Republicans should really decide that
thing do with the situation after ALL perhaps the struggle between
Democratic factions would take hOrrying We
admit the all absorbing of affairs
and for the sake of qanamiy would like to
seesom doing
The Colorado statesman., 1908-03-21

Science tells us that the physical uni
verse is one, that life is one, and that man is
the highest product, if not the end toward
which creation has looked from the begin
ming. To find the meaning of the universe
as interpreted by science, then, we must look
into the mind and heart of man, who is crea-
TONS flower. What kind of being is this
which the ages have produced?
1t does not seem too much to say that
love is the great inspiring impulse of all ma
ture. If the theory of evolution is true,
then it must be true, also, that spiritual life
has evolved side by side with animal life.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-03-21
Bust the
Trusts
Appoint Receivers
For Illegal
Corporations
BY MILTON DWIGHT PURDY,
Assistant to Attorney General of the United States.

The suggestion that receivers be appointed for
lawbreaking corporations the outcome of dis
cusson had with another law officer of the govern
ment. We talking about economic conditions in
the United States, and it was said that single in
dividual company of immensely wealthy men
might eventually get control of nearly every sort of
business unless taken to check and regu-
late the monopostic tendency of the time What
could be done we asked. if it were shown in court
The Colorado statesman., 1908-03-21
Love
Native
to
Soul
By LEON A. HARVEY.

The emotions nave pur aruc physical type
has become stronger and more perfect.
Through the motherhood has that
which is the of modern civilization And this love has
grown out of nature just flower plant The
has brought it is with the law of life
Older then than the history of religion in the world
Righteousness in the SOUL The justice which the ten
The Colorado statesman., 1908-08-29

The sad news has been received in
this city of the sudden death of Mrs
Eliza Hickman who died August IL,
1908, at the residence of her daughter,
Mrs. Margaret Biluw, at Junction City,
Kansas. Mrs. Hickman was a good
Christian woman. She had many
friends who speak in the highest praise
of her many good qualities. She leaves
eight children to mourn her loss
four daughters and four sons. Mrs.
Hickman being very thrifty had ac-
,cumulated considerable valuable prop
erty.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-08-29
MADAM SUMMERS AT sHoRTERs

A crowded house greeted Madam
L. Cunningham Summers at Shorter's
chapel Thursday evening and her rare
technique and skill at the Piano
thrilled her audience as Denver audi
ence has seldom been thrilled, which
was evidenced by profound silence
and then at the end of each number
deafening applause. Madam Summers
was assisted by Denver's best vocal
talent, who added new laurels to their
reputation. Miss Buchanan, Clarence
Clark and Mrs. Jones were the vocal
lists and Mrs. Westbrook, assisted
Nine. Summers in a duet which
brought to a close musical treat
long to be remembered by all present.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-08-29
PENDENNIs CLUB RECEPTION.

Denver summer social season is
closing with series of magnificent
receptions. Following on the beautiful
Dishman reception of a few weeks
ago at Dania hall, The Pendennis Club
received their friends from 2 to p. m.
Dania hall never looked more beauti-
full. Cut and potted flowers in grace
full profusion lent charm to the room
that reflected a refinement of taste
highly appreciated in the gentlemen.
The program, fully carried out, was
brilliant and highly entertaining. This
is the initial reception given by The
Pendennis Club and it's brilliant sue
cess is a guarantee of future public
favor. This club is made up Of Den
ver's most promising young men.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-08-29
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY.

Estate of George Alexander. Deceased.
The undersigned, having been ap-
Of George Alexander. late of the City
and County of Denver, in the State of
Colorado, deceased. hereby gives notice
Court of said City and County of Den
yer. at the Court House in Denver in
said county. on Monday. the 14th day
$40 O'clock a. m of said day, at which
time all persons having claims against
said estate are notified and requested
the same adjusted. All persons indebt-
ed to said estate are requested to make
Immediate payment to the undersigned.
Dated at Denver, Colorado, this 10Th
day of August. A. D. 1908.
LAVINA KNIGHT,
Administrative of the Estate of George
Alexander, Deceased.
Joseph H Stuart. Attorney.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-08-29
Edison to Mark Twain.

Thomas A. Edison paid a very
pretty compliment to Mark Twain at
dinner of the Engineers club to An.
drew Carnegie. Using his place card
as a memorandum page, and writing
with lead pencil in the small round
letters characteristic of his hand, Mr..
Edison inscribed a sentiment and
handed the card idly over to his neigh
bor, l.. A. Martin. 1t read:
IAN American loves his family. II
he has any love left over for some
other person he generally selects
Mark Twain."-Syracuse Herald
The Colorado statesman., 1908-08-29

Mrs. s. w. H. Turner entertained
at an elegantly appointed luncheon
Wednesday afternoon, August 26th, at
2605 Lafayette street, in honor Of her
house guest, Mrs. M. Dixon of New
York City. The guest list included
Mrs Mabel B. Fallings, Mrs. F. M.
Lenza, Mrs. Mason, Mrs. F. c. Payne,
Mrs. William A. Johnson, Mrs. M. v.
Johnson, Mrs. E. Waldon, Mrs. ]. B.
Byrd. Mrs. Dixon leaves for her home
Monday noon and Mrs. Turner will
accompany her on an extended trip
east, visiting ST. Louis, Chicago and
other points to be absent month.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-08-29
RESOLUTION.

Resolutions of respect to the mother
of our Bro. j. Marshall Pinchback.
Whereas, God in his infinite mercy
has seen cause to remove from her
earthly career the mother of our be-
loved Bro. j. Marshall Pinchback;
Resolved, We, the members of Pyth-
las Lodge No. IL, X. of p, do hereby
extend our heartfelt sympathy, and
that words fail to convey to our
brother and the family our feeling
of sorrow on the receipt of notice OF
the death of our esteemed brothers
mother.
GEO. C. SAMPLE,
Chairman of Committee.
HENRY BANKS.
A. r. BUTLER.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-08-29
TOO COARSE, YOUR SINS HAVE
FOUND YOU OUT.

On Saturday, the 22nd inst, quite a
large number of our fellow citizens
Ito nine-tenths of whom special
invitations had been extended), met
at 1712 Curtis street, to what was sup
posed to have been a conference of
colored voters. The temporary chair
man so stated, as did the committee
on resolutions. But the committee on
address, headed by Mr.. Thomas Camp
bell, reported that we in convention as
sembled, etc, mind you, no call had
been issued for a convention, nor had
any delegates been elected Yet to
make matters worse, he stated that the
address would be sent broadcast, and
that it would sound better and carry
more weight. Attorney Townsend of
Pueblo criticized him for attempting
as he termed it to deceive the party
Notwithstanding his protest
the conference, convention and league,
for it made rapid transformation in
all of these, decided that the word
convention should stand. There must
have been a mistake made in the call
for more than ninety-seven per cent.
of those present from Denver were job
holders and out of a large number of
and she holds a position under the
state administration Don't this show
the fake method to be crowned the
Moses by those who had been invited?
were sent out to the colored voters in
Denver and such a small number at
tended 'of course, those holding jobs
and positions accepted" there can be
the conference, and who by his free
transportation friends was not only
made chairman of the conference, but
by Mr.. Campbell's address, president
on permanent organization, president
of the league formed as pre-arranged
in order to give Mr. Jackson a stand
ing with the state organization. Do
you Seo lhe poih'' Lel us oe lrdhh Ill
this matter. The colored voters of
Denver are as intelligent as can be
found anywhere, and to vote to keep
somebody else in a good position, to
be bossed by them, was clearly demon
strated by the contempt in which they
treated the invitation to attend the
meeting. Many who attended declared
that the work was too coarse, and
those who refused to attend merely
wrote: Your sins will find you out"
A VOTER.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-08-29
Wednesday. August sSth.

Wednesday, August eSth, Mrs. Le-
nora Tucker of 1868 Lafayette street,
gave a birthday surprise party in hon
or Of her daughter Frances, from to
6 p. M, and later gave reception in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Ridley
of Jackson, Mississippi; Mrs. Anna
Johnson and Mrs. Pheby Brazzell of
Memphis, Tennessee. A large number
of friends were in attendance. Lunch
con was served and each one expressed
themselves as having very enjoy
able evening.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-08-29

On last Tuesday evening a very
pretty reception was rendered by a
bevy of her lady friends to Mrs Vir-
ginia Kirkland, resident of Memphis,
Tennessee, and the wife of the most
prominent mail carrier of that city.
The greater part of the evening was
which ALI repaired to sumptuous re-
past. All present report the pleas
antest experiences of recent social
functions.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-08-29

Rev. A. e. Reynolds, who has been
pastoring Zion Baptist church for the
past year, has been unanimously
elected pastor for year to the de-
light of his hosts of friends. Rev.
Reynolds has collected more money
during his short pastorship than was
ever known in the history of the
church, and we are confident that what
he will do in the future will be on the
same lines.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-08-29

Mrs. James Reed gave a handsome
ly appointed dinner last Friday COM
plimentary to Mr.. Frank Hughes oil
Chicago Those present besides the
guest of honor were Lee Blagburn and
wife, Jesse Scott and wife, Mrs. Laura
Tolbert and j. j. Jones.
Miss Philetus Fitzpatrick has re-
turned from Alamosa, Colorado, where
she had been visiting Miss Octavla
Riley for the past three weeks. Miss
Riley returned with her to spend a
few weeks in the city.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs w. Rease of 1884 Cur
tbs street, visited few days in Chey-
enne last week. While there, they
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gaskin and Mr.. and Mrs.
Baker and family.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-08-29
Revenue.

In reverence is the chief Joy and
pc yer Of life; reverence for what is
pure and bright in your own youth;
Tor what is true and tried in the age
of others; for all that Is gracious
among the living, great among the
dead, and marvellous in the powers
that cannot dis.-Ruskin.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-08-29

Eugene Montgomery was host on
last Sunday at his home on Franklin
street at six course dinner in honor
of several of his friends. Covers were
laid for eight. Those present were:
Mrs. Trusty and Stell, Misses Sander
line, Bryant, Carter, Edward Plummer
and Geo. X. Williams.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-08-29

Mrs. Chas. A. Burton of 1880 Grant
avenue entertained the following per
sons at Glitch Garden Saturday even
ing to supper: Mrs. Margret Young
and Miss Euuice Burnett, of Excelsior
Springs, Missouri; Mrs. Lillian Cobb
and Master Charlie Cobb, of Alliance,
Nebraska.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-08-29

Everybody is invited to go with the
Building Laborers No. 1 Of Denver to
Dome Rock, Labor Day, Monday, Sep
tember T. Holly's Orchestra will fur
nish the music. Fare, adults, 81; chill
dren, so cents.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Watkins re-
turned home Sunday from Salt Lake
City after very pleasant visit.