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ANY ONE CAN Do 1T.

There hrH thOusnnds OF young men ana
advertisements. II they know II, well and
good II, they 10 nor know II, they may
discover that they possess a new source Of
itictme. Do not think because you have
no, had college education that YOU cannot
write an effective. forcefil advertisement.
Strong. true and simple everyday words are
Ell yot need 10 convince the public.
The majority OF the most successful adj
ycrtising writer's in the country TO- day are
self educated mon and women. II is 9 clear
presentation Of bright ideas that makes an
Advertising writer successful.
Ono WRITER jumped from Oblivion TO fans
ny wiring prize story fSr a. New Yor D;
Otto day his writings are In demand ut
fabulous prices. III
You may not be aware thatBa nrst-class
Many make from $4,000 to $4,000 annually.
Perhaps you have he latent ability stored
ur. unknown 70 yourself. Here is your OPP
pcriunity TO make a test OF IT. Who knows 7
Perhaps your fortune depends on the writ
INT OF one advertisement.
" we mill send, ssi,d YOU ,,. book q Information
thinning sample advertisements for two-
cent stamp To cover postage.
Every advertisement received will be paid
for, IL used, AZ the uniform rate of 5000.
besides the prize offered above. Orer good
Until Sept. LIST.
Dnny's Pure Malt whskey rs an abso.
thoroughly matted. thus DESTROYING the
germ, and producing predisested liquid
II the most effective tones stimnlant and
tIvieorntor known to science: softened By
warmth ana moisture. Its ,palatability and
freedom from Injurious substances render :,
10 that II cln be retained by the most sen :
sitiye stomach. 1t is nsef as medicine
ior all mankind throughout the world
Hundreds OF thousands OF people are USING
4. to-day. so IL Will be easy for you to find
Out az 70 It's merits and duality. that you
may be better able 70 write your advertise
y YOU Wish manuscript returned. enclose
SUFFICIENT portage. Send aa many advertise
Editor Advertising Dept, Dufty Mait wills
Key Co. Rochester. n. r.. and mention
having seen this advertisement in The
Timer r., Dispa trh- The Publisher guarantee.
tEiG liberal oiyer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26
NEW MAIL DEVICE ON TRIAL.

Automatic Pouch Carrier to De Used
In New York Once.
WASHINGTON. July. 25.-Experi-
ments are to be made in the New York
post ONCE with an automatic distribu-
ter which will carry mail bags from
the trucks to distributing tables. and
vice versa. IL,
is believed the device will facilitate
the handling of the mails. The carriers
are somewhat similar to the overhead
package carriers in department stores.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26
Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch.
No, f1O2 Hull Street.

The jury In the case OF William Bot
toms, charged with assaultlng his sis
ter-in-law. Lula Grnbbs. after deliber.
ating for more than fifty minutes. re
turned a verdict yesterday OF no,
guilty. The entire day was consumed
IN arguments by Ernest n. Wells and
Harry NJ. Smith. counsel for the &C
cused, and Prosecuting Attorney Page
1t was nearly s O'Clock when the jury
returned from the room and announced
the verdict.
William Thornton and Arthur Mosby
both colored, and both charged with
nonsupport, viii be tried In the Cor.
poration Court Monday.
Sailor Life Didn't Suit Them.
Emmett Harding and Willie Gala
CHER. two young men OF this city, who
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connlo,rE. Sends Congratulations.

X BUFFALO N. July 25.--WiIliam
y. Connors. chairman OF the Democratic
State Committee. to- might sent the fol-
lowing telegram to Norman p. Mack:
n. congratul you on your selec-
'tion, and wish YOU success, Il will
join hands with YOU. in working for
the success OF the national ticket
4 am thoroughly In accord With tho
seleation Of Mr. Mack ga i'd Mr., Con-
nors later. THE selection suits me-
All the talk about dissatisfaction over
the selection OF Mr.. Nlaole is nonsensc,N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26
POS -OFFICE sAFE blown 3i
OPEN, $500 STOLEN
TspeolaI "a The Times pispIatcb.1

Special to The Times Dispatch,l NJ,
GOSHEN, VA July 25--Tha post
office At this place was entered on.
Thursday nj ghta! the safe was ID lown
open and $500 In money and postage
stamps was carried on. N here Is j no;
post oface Inspector has been on the
ground to-day ma king inveatls atlon,
and endaavoring to- obtain information
In regard to- two nknowrl men who
spent the day prevlous to this 70 bhery
on the streets OF the towIl.
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HALLsBORO NEWS
rspecIgI . The Times. Dispatch.l

/
| HALLsBORO. VA, July 25.--An ems
ltertainment was given at Jerusalem
Church for the benefit OF Bethel Bap-
st W Sosrsh Msans;dssS MISS
Bessie SHELTON Moss. an elocutionist,
entertained the crowd. Light refresh-
ments were served.
AR William Ellyson was the guest
Mr. Berkeley Martin Is spending sew
eral DAYS at the home OF Senator j. b.
Watkins.
Mr.. Patterson ana family and Mr..
|Holdsworth and family are spending
the summer at the home of Mr.. "A. l.,
Martin. he In
Miss Gladys Spears is visiting friends
In Windsor. ISL
Miss Elizabeth VIM, Messrs. George
lIarwood and David Clues. OF Rich
rlond. were guests on Sund aySof Miss
Ethel Crenshaw Watkins, vt her home.
"Trayelers' Rest" 4
Mr.. and Mrs. s. tHetzler and family
are Spending the summer months at
the homo OF Mr. David Laird.
Mr.. and Mrs, Stanley Watkins gave
q g, haYride to their guests on Tuesday,
Mr. Carey Martin Is Visiting his.
uncle. Hon. w. W. Baker.
Miss Mary Hancock. Of Forest Hill,
Is visiting Miss BESSIE Justls Of Dry
Bridge. s 35.sf,s,55
Mr.. and Mrs.. Rich. Of Chieago, and
Or: Goode of Pittsburg. are spending
9 few days q t tho home OF Mr.. b. \,
Watkins. tg s i,2
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viii leave for months vacation Mon

uHy. -7G17.--T y ~ =
T Miss Minnie Newman and sister, Miss
Annie. OF No. 1909 Perry Street, have
returned home from visit to friends
in Burkeville and other points.
! Miss Emily Fitzg gerald, who has been
visiting Miss Elsie Reckard. OF Bel Air.
Nd. has returned home. Miss Reckard
accompanied her.
Mrs. j. G. Loving. who was struck
by, Lightning at Forest Hill Park II urs-
day evening, is rapidly, improving She
was able to get downstairs yesterday.
Last night was extremely quiet In
police circles. not q single arrest being
made up to a late hour.
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CRACKS IN CHILD's HEAD
High Point Physicians Banned ny Cnse
Tjicre This Week.

lspecialfo The Tines ispatch.1
HIGH POINT, N. c.. July 25.--one
OF the most peculiar cases on record
developed here this week and caused
the death OF the two-year-old girl of
Mr.. Jones Griffith. For some time the
child had suffered with a complica-
ton OF diseases. and recently its storm
ach began to swell until II assumed
enormous proportions, and. strangest
OF nil. three large cracks In the child's
head. through which the pulsatlng OF
the brain could be seen.
The attending physician had never
seen nor heard OF q case like 1t, and
all the physicians who saw the child
were baffled The parents. after the
child's death, were asked to let the
physicians perform an autopsy, but
they would not consent to It. The
bsdy OF the little one was carried to
Pinnacle. this State, for fnterment.
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REV. DR.. BEALE I'LL
Friends of E Well-KnoVvn Minister
Alarmed by His Condition,


yyALKERToN. July 25,-Tlle
T!deWater Convention OF the Disciples
Church will convene at Corinth
Church., King William county. August
4th-6th A large attendanceais expect
led. fs3} AZ 3f f8
Mr.. q. W. Porter. a y eli know man,
Is In very feeble health at the home
of his son An. law. Mr. c., S, Vaughn,
near Steven svll For! a grea t. many
and Queen. and was one OF the most
popula II officials in the county.
The Rev. DR.. F.. B.. Beale,} pastor o {.
Upper Essex, u Fl owerton and Tappa-E
hammock BAPTIST Churches. lis In bad
tanned by his friends, DR. BealeB Ia a.
son OF General r.. Ii T. Beale, OF the
Cont derate Army 3s5
DR.. b. b. Bag byS and wife. former
residents Of this Village, have returns
ed to- Virginia from New Mckee o, ypll are
they were residents for q year, and
Will locate somewhere IN thei Z native
The government dredge on the Mat !.
itaponi at lis place. where a. force OF
men arc al work. deep ming the chan
nal. was ID sablea some line ago.. blu
resume operatlons n ext we "a k. s
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HIS ACCOUNT sovERDRAv
This the Claim OF New York Man Ar
rested in London for Fraud.

Especial Cable to The I'm es Dispatch
LONDON. July 25.--hI andervilles Hall.
Of New York who Is described as a
terra Gotta manufacturer. was arrest
ed to-day on the charge OF fraudulent
ly obtaining motor valued at $4,000
from Paris automobile company. He
was held in the Boat Street Court for
extradition to France. He said his
account at his bankers had become
.overdrawn. Hence. the check he had
given in payment OF the motor had
been dishonored.
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sEs5;as,s's IL .n,ttS| ,s n Esss!

Ss ROANOKD, Al Jply 26.-samuel q,
sStanl az, a farmer n az Frapkl nj. who
was struck by frsi ktt train on
et1 sHS
to-day. Fl e WAS thirty tW o vsarS of
age and SunypRrrled,see9 sss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26

been practicing medicine at Hillsboro.
'Loudoun county, has accepted a posi-
ton In a Richmond hospital. He Will
be succeeded at Hillsboro by Dr. ll-
liam Simpson, OF Washington. D. c.,
formerly OF Loudoun.a brother OF Mr..
w. Z. Simpson. of Hamilton.
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Rlchmo,nd l,,lie. l. paris.

48s Special Ca bio 10 The Hines nspateh n 81 ~
Il II PARIS, nj Misses Lottia NJ.
Nvans. HAITI q Rob nson, Il III elenB ,icker-
son and Helen Chi ldrey, ot Richmond.
Val. reglstered al the Herald o1,es
to-day, y " 81 W. !. iss n
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81 c. ~. FOIlkes.
BY polling 1900 votes yesterday in
The Ttmes-Dispatch pony and cart con-
big lead over all contestants. fairly
running away from her field for the
time being. She has majority of
about 5000. Nicholas Drake came In
with food Of ballots. though he was
ousdigtanced by tho little lady Ken
meth Goode took third place from Her
bert Smith. IT was the record day for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26

Town OF Telschf Burning.
Especial Cattle to The Times Dispatch
ST. PETERSBURG, July a5.--The
town OF Telschi. in the government OF
Kovno Is Attire. Special trains with
troops and appliances have been dis =
patched from Libau.
The Gazetters say the town of Telschi
has population OF 6,215
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News Gathered From Southside...

went with the Retail Grocers' excur-
sion to Buckroe Beach, and failed to
return with the excursion that night,
turned up at their homes yesterday,
after having been absent for more than
two days. It Is said that they devel-
oped an ambition to join the navy, but
after having thoroughly investigated
the matter. decided they didn't care to
become defenders of the nation. and
returned home.
No Witness Axainst John.
Mayor Maurice yesterday morning.
lcharged with beating his wife. Lizzie.
The offense occurred about month
ago. and John skipped. He came back
| to town Friday. and Sergeant Wright
arrested him. Since that time Lizzie
hit a man with brick, and also
skipped out. so there was no one to
lappear against Lewis. Mayor Maurice
ordered him held for ten days. In the
meanwhile the police will try to locate
Lizzie.
+ why She Turned Them Away.
The statement was printed In this
column yesterday that DR.. j. g. Low
ing. whose wife was struck by light
ming at Forest Hill on Thursday, was
not permitted to enter a private resi-
dence to escape the storm, the affair
being characterized as "a shameless
action" Though no names were men
toned, The Times dispatch received a
that the article had reference to her;
that she was sick. and that large
crowd Of people running for shelter
had rushed into her house. creating so
much excitement that she became hys-
terical
Church Notices.
Rev.. Il. Joliiff. pastor Of Central
NJ. p. Church. will preach at both.
services to-day.
| AT sAsbury Church the pastor, Rev.
w. G. Burch. will preach at both SER
vices. His subjectSin the morning will
be THE Greatest Power In the World.''
and ut night The Analysis OF Love-
The choir will render special music at
both services. At the evening service
Miss Mollie Courtney will sing Face
to Face. Epworth League service at
Z o'clock, led BY Miss Inez Avery.
At WEST End Nj. u. Church the pas
tor, Rev. ]. N. ROWAN d. will preach
at ! j O'clock, There will be- a rally
service at night for the benefit OF the
parsonage fund. 4.
Services at Fifth Street Methodist
Church this morning. Preaching by
Rev. Mr.. Jackson. Of Richmond. To-
night Rev. G. II. Smith Will preach.
The services will be OF a farewell nd. !
ture. as the congregation will worship
In the new church next week. st.
Rev. ~. J. Fix Will Conduct both
morning and evening services at the
First Presbyterian Church.
Rev. Mr.. Long. of Betheney. Ky,
will I'LL the pulpit. at the Cowardin
Avenue Christian Church at both SER
| vices to-day. AZ, i. 81
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S 200 IN Cold
Given Away.
WHY NOT GET TT
1T COSTS NOTHING TO TRY.

70 the renders of The fines Dispatch who
write the most eifecttve advertisements for
Dnffy.s Pure Malt Whisky lthe old family
o ses sSsn seo ,5S
second. t25 for The third, $40 each for The
fourth and Nfth and is for the sixth. ~
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Personal. ana Brief

Examinations for teachers in 4 the
Manchester schools will be held on
July 2sth. soth and July slst. White
applicants will be examined In the
High School building. while the coll
ored applicants viii he examined in the
Manry Street school, ss1 ss
The joint excursion OF Manchester
and I Richmond II ep tasoph will BIO run
to Bllckroe Beac III July Gath, 5ss
The Clopton Street Baptist Sunday!
school will run its annual picnic to
Old Point Com crt Tuesday July asth.
Already a large number OF tickets
have been sold. and d good crowd It's
eXpected. s5 5ssS 81
q Miss Mary tnsonS and Miss Ruth;
Carroll Tola, Of Elm Fill, Swans shore,
are the guests Sot Miss Lyons in RAJ i
timorA. I'M
Mr. ana Mrs David m Wake lsft
Yesterday morning for Ocean View,
where they vii remain about two
weeks, VA st5 IA 5s NJ sS
ss The Rey. Il ii returned last night
from Amelia coNt ouse, al a Will
preach sats; both services tod los, He
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-09
LEAVES STAGE
 FOR M-TTST7T

&e@ eaF z.-fzzz z1 ears an aeeer =sze.aal#. #- ow, som lt a E Barlow 5ae- prominent n.astea. saaoaaced mat ne 70 enter he n515s1er Civ la4 4a lis ambition he #eeoac. =az.aa of The aauEaa and 5ae zFage
 The news came aa . saca-.s= re z.s trends.
 Tn ay 7pInlon -verg actor vaea U becomes D or 60 Eaars at age - sett n me profession. saould become a minister. said AIr Barlow. His natural vocation aas 5e4a appea412 eo aIt sorts at men and women and 1e has 5eea all conditions perfect g natural also. hat when 2 nan 1as aevo.ed ne greater 5ar- 35 lis lie z5 making people au4a aa saould Taa5 10 ger town 10 ser5oas -alaes. There is ouad za come -me I ne s= E. every man and woman men a- mus #15aE af se1lo1s a-12z
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-09
COTTON CROP
 AND PROSPE ECTS
Acreage slightly Larger, bHt #aififa-
 rion eetared ny Rain and Tod.

New Orleans, #5e a Dam6ea4 * Eua-EaE Es I'm Haa.z herewith Hase4 frs 4 ae.a #asea# e df aaB sFaaa5#a= ea#= #az- d4a9s opinion .em 7=0a sa
 The eraaze 7a1 eaiE 4aaa=a ea compared 3ss Chance saE #aa e@4a az frzH.l1E aGHazz
 Eaa aaa45 aa4ea a#s#a4 cultivation #aa 5eea s5alae. cess.ee a5a=a 5 side a-a be-
 aHa g aa5g better as csns past.
 Complains 5c aE s-@s5 rome from certain districts Ha ra- e4..I of +ae Mississippi.
 The 59lI9ok taEeH > A4a.a=.a ales but he 7lfimale aale5ae NH.=# #.epeaa npon fae character aHsae aeasaa .fam this Hme forlh=aa4 sae 5a=e af .Fasa Will cat a great figure.
 l zaaa leai 5f aIn4lai and aa5 been oyerffoWed and zae zesnle at ea= planting Is to abe #3=H degree pro7.e= natlcai.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-09
TOTAL ABSTINENCE
 SOCIETY FORMED

In response to the invitation af rhe pastor Monsg Lacey quite i aum- Der of the Darlshlnners 1t 3t 5o- seph 3 church assembled at ne pas tors honse 6n yesterday afternoon 70 perfect arrangements for H- arna- ton of otai abstinence 5uc-fB Ta.s was an adjourned meeun4 .sam Mon day<aleht. lst nsJ.. and vas -he .-- suit of efforts winch began =ome me ago to paJ lie Catholics of Pine Bluff in harmsuy with their brethren D other states. who nave Tor several years carried on the Catholic rotai Abstinence Ealon of America, whose membership IS estimated at -55o60
 It has been decided to affiliate he Pine Bluff Union with The Catholic TotaI Abstinence Union 3t AmerIca and a letter aas beea addressed -o -He general secretary for a copy of a con stttution and Dy-iaw5 =uItaoie -o branch unlon. More nan sixty Det- sons have already signed he total ab- stInence pledge, twenty af which are for life. twelve rom five 10 weay years and he others for shorter De- riods On Monday night. 18th .nst,. meeting v.H be held anr he adoption of the constitution ana Iaws and ar the election 9f officers
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-09
BRINKLEY IS IN
 ARKANSAS LEAGUE
G0od Town succeeds Poplar Blum. Lee Dapkins. Veteran Manager.
 in Charge-To Open it lrgenta.

Iat springs June S=-Ihe 8aart 3f Directors of he Arkaasaw state League mel aere at he Great North ern aotel today and -ook ap aae mat ter of filling the vacancy caused by tae withdrawal of Poplar Bluff from the league Lee Dawhas# represented BrinkIey and made an application for a franchise, after t aaa been officially declared vacated 1g President Craig head.
 Under inc terms at he application Dawkins explained rhat 8rinhlay would need aeIp 10 .art the zame that city. and als vas -raated by tae leaaue. which 5Faes5eatly assures hat the own ulH carry aat the eaeduIe to t6e close a -easou
 \ proposition Q Ntpe out Ja- stand Ing 70 date and start the pennan1=race anew was Iefeara5. Helena and Pine Emf opposing.
 rH6.ev now =aae5 ae aHa.a- faat Poplar 8aG ze& z #aa- won and zl 1st.
 #Ee original =caeaQ.r satay5. #.l64 6raA.eg eara .a- sae dates corded Poplar Emf
 aEIeE opens
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-09
WILL TRY TORPEDO
 oT THE FLORIDA
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 saeretaaz# Ale5ealc- aaa invited 5eeee- tatE Taft To 3e present. as a5s guest. 2rgaa5IT oa a- lIaydover. -o witness tae demonstration. The F3orIda .s 10 be anchored qyer | aar. probably near the Jamestown exposition grounds n Hampton Roaaa Naval experts pre- diet hal -ae a..l aoa ae ane .5y ne torpedo. 8at Ela 5etfl4 t9oar & E0ot.
 When ae torpedo asfs. according ofiiciaI predictions mere will ne # splash of water 5p he 7Ide at the Florida. aH explosion and tae -raduaf settling down of he monitor What aas aetaal.E happened Xta aat 5e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-09
MRS. LULA CORDER
 PASSES AWAY

Is lala Cordar, .a 14l4 5oaa CherrE 1sl6 south berry eet morning at 10.55 o'clock altef ness Of several months 5ae aas years of age and in addition #aa husband is survived 5y TWO children Lillian and Agnes Corder. Her moth CT, Mrs. Agnes Thompson. atso 5aH- wives. The deceased was member of the Catholic church and the funeral will be held from that church the tan- erai arrangements to De announced later.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-09

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-09

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-09
A CASE cF RAPID
 PRCMCTTCN.


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