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Evening journal., 1908-09-10
WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1o.--A tropical
storm has made it's appearance in the
West Indies, its centre being north Of
San Juan, Porto Rico, this morning. In
northeastern Florida the rain fall has
been excessive 6.46 inches, having fallen
at jacksonville in the last 4a hours.
Forecast till p. M, Friday:
For Extraordinarily fair tonight
and Friday; light to fresh southwest
and west winds.
Evening journal., 1908-09-10

support the party ticket If there is no
other objection TO the candidates There
is a point. however, in the matter or
party regularity beyond which his con.
science and personal dignity viii not
permit a self-respecting man TO go
am now engaged in organizing
throughout the State ;ho opposition TO
the candidate for attorney general. AMI
Judging from the surprising extent and
strength of this opposition, it seems to
me that there can be no doubt but
that it win be defeated a. the polls.
1 hope you will pardon this long let.
ter. but It appeared t. me that you
were entitled TO know my reasons fot
declining to take public part IN the
campaign.
---- Yours very truly.
Robt. II. Richards.
II is known that ior Sc, elaA days
Mr.. Richards. Herbert II. Ward and
other well-known Republicans who are
opposed TO Mr.. Davis for attorney
general have been holding conferences
and talking over a method of procedure
At Milford, DR.. Layton, Grier and other
prominent Republicans are doing like
wise and are getting the signatures of
Republican voters there who will not
support Davis.
II was said today thg,t these Re
publicans are prepared TO go to the
limit of filing an independent Republi-
can ticket containing the names of the
Republican Presidential electors and
Congressional and State ticket, but sub
stituting the name of some other law
yer for attorney general in place of
that of Mr.. Davis.
II also is proposed TO form an organ
ization to send to every Republican
voter the reasons for the opposition TO
Mr. Davis
Friends OF Mr.. Davis today asserted
positively that he will not withdraw
from the ticket. One man quoted Mr..
Davis as saying "They viii have to
cut my head OF and throw IT into the
the river to get me Off"
Evening journal., 1908-09-10
Injured by Fall.

A workman named McVey while at
work in Harts abattoir yesterday
slipped and fell against sharp object
and inflicted a deep cash in his left
fore arm. He was taken to DR.. II.
G. Buclmasters drug store where his
wound was dressed.
Evening journal., 1908-09-10
ATTENDED THEATRE AND
DIED OF INDIGESTION.

Bv United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10-Returning
10 her hotel from a local theatre last
night. Miss Gilmore Lizer, Newark
n. j.. school teacher. was suddenly
seized with acute indigestion, and died
on her way 70 tho EmergencyiHospitsl.
Evening journal., 1908-09-10
pronertv A. cuardian's Sale.

Blanche J. Swayne bought the property
at Fourth and Clayton street of the
estate Of Calvin T. Swayne this morn
ing for 5000.
Evening journal., 1908-09-10

Handy Wants to be Attorney General.
Former Congressman i. Irving Handy
is still in the race for the Democratic
nomination for attorney general and
his friends declare that he will be able
to land the nomination without trou-
bic a tthe coming state convention
Evening journal., 1908-09-10

Delaware Couple Wed in New York
DOVER. Sept. 1O.-AIiss Elizabeth
Johnson, sister of Henry r. Johnson,
was married at the New Astor House,
New York city. to ]. Filling Wright,
of Newark, Del The newly-married
couple have left to tour Europe.
Evening journal., 1908-09-10

Prosperity is coming BACK HOME
Be ready TO meet if this Fall.
Get your Ads. ready. The Journal
will do the rest with its large
home and rural circulation.
1T LEADS
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-17
CHILD LABOR
LAW WILL Bi1COME EFFECTIVE
SEPTEMBER I.
Anti-I'ooirom Measure Goes Into
Operation Today--Liquor Sell
ing Restriction Act.

Frankfort Ky. June IL The new
child labor bill. which passed at the
last session Of the legislature. will be-
come law September l. The new
law docs not become effective until
that time TO permit those children
who. under It's provisions. must give
M their employment, 10 secure other
means OF livelihood Many children
are now employed In mines. factories
and other places in which 1t will be
unlawful for them 20 he employed
under the provisions Of the new law,
aud It Was 10 permit the factories
and employers to arrange for the new
conditions that the law was made ef-
fcctive on September / instead at the
time other laws which were passed by
the legislature.
Tomorrow II the day on which the
bills whith were passed by the last
legislature. without any emergency
clause. will become effective The
ninety days after adjournment ends
tomorrow, and those laws which did
not carry emergency clauses ana
which therefore have not become laws
will be effective after tomorrow
The poolroom bill which makes bet
ting on horse racing unlawful except
at racetrack where racing is actu-
ally In progress, will become a law to-
morrow. and the penalty for viola
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-17

tons is 80 severe that 1t Is believed
there will not be any violations wher,
the legal authorities want to stop the
poolroOms
The law which makes II unlawful
for any burial association to do bust
ress in Kentucky. subject to certain
conditions, is also effective after to-
morrow.
The only temperance measure
which passed the last legislature will
become effective tomorrow. This act
makes it unlawful to sell liquor, eX-
ccpt to a licensed retailer or to a
wholesaler. in a prohibition district.
The purpose OF the law Is TO stop the
sale CT whisky in bulk by small dis
tilleries, in prohibition districts, as is
now being done under the law.
The act providing two district de-
tcctiyCs for the prosecuting attorney
in Louisville also IS effective tomor-
row. and Il is probable that the APP
pointments will be made at once. The
bill fixing the fees for jailers will also
become law tomorrow. and this will
please every jailer In the state.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-17
USES RIVER JORDAN WATER.
Bapiismal Ceremonies in Washingto,
Attract Attention.

Washington. June 17.-Watel
taken from the river Jordan was used
In baptlsing seventeen children al
the First Presbyterian church. The
water was brought to Washington by
DR. Macleod recently. He took Il
from the spot where tradition say.
the waters were divided to permit the
children of Israel to pass through the
river.
The ceremony attracted unusual
attention. and long before the hour
set the pastors study was crowded
with relatives and friends of the hap
tlsmal candidates. whose ages range
from 6 months to years.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-17
News of Theatres

A delightful audience wen filed
the Wallace Park Casino last night
TO greet the Hutton-Bailey Stock com
pany in THE Flower of the Ranch. -"
The pay went beyond the eXpecta-
tons Of the patrons in every way.
The production itself is powerful in
plot, presenting an extremely inter-
esting story and introducing strong
vein of good comedy that kept the
audience in the best humor from
start to finish. Tonight Escaped
From the Harem" will be the bill
Oriental scenery Chinese costumes
and mechanical effects are used
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-17
FARMER ~ KILLED by WIFE.
Charles Ray Was Carrying Gun
When He Was shot.

Joplin. Mo-. June 17.-Charles
Ray. farmer. living near here. was
shot and killed by his wife. Fannie
Ray. shortly after noon today. The
fata, shot was fired from the second
story window of the Ray home, a
shotgun heavily loaded with buck
shot being used. Ray was carrying
shotgun himself at the time of the
shooting.
Ray had left the field and was
going into the house yard, carrying
double barre,ed shotgun. Upon
seeing his wife at downstairs win
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-17

This pay had a run in New York
City of los nights. and in Chicago
six weeks at one theater. Hong Hi
and his terrible nine" perform such
barbaricus treatment to their white
slaves that the audience are he'd
spelbound.. The coon and funny
chinks cause enough laughter to
drive away the worst case of blues.
New specialties tonight.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-17
Soldering In Italy.

Many different mixtures are used
in Italy at the present. time for Sold
ering preparations, but they are real.
ly all primitive. There are some
patented articles on the market, but
they do not seem promising. as the
Italian user in general would rather
use a mixture containing hydrochloric
acid, which he has always used. than
risk novelties.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-17

into the Speer band wagon at the
state Democratic convention, which
met here.
Mrs. Leavitt is not here. but gave
her proxy to Mrs. w. S. Lafferty. OF
Denver. who recently renowned her
allegiance to the Republican party
and joined the Speer Democracy.
Mrs. Leavitt- displayed discretion
by remaining. at home and not mix
ing personally in the Denver fac
tional fight. but Former senator Pat
terson. who is lighting for Bryan in
structions. expected TO have her
proxy, which has been given to his
sworn enemy, Mayor Speer, who OPP
poses instructions.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-17

dow he is alleged 10 have said. .'Now
have got YOU" Mrs. Ray rushed
to second-story window and fred
the fatal shot. Trouble has been
brewing in the Ray household for
many months. A divorce suit has
been pending in the circuit court.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-17
BRYAN OPPOSED BY DAUGHTER
Mrs. Ruth Lcavitt Sends Proxy Ia
Opponent Of Instructions.

G,enwOod Springs. Col, June Il.
RUTH Bryan Leayitt. daughter of
William Jennings Bryan, climbed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-19
Benton's Real Estate List

Do You Want To Buy. Sell. OF Rent?
 We Have Bargains and Buyers For You.
 That are Ready for Business Too Would you like a home on 5th Ave, West? We have d ) room Cottage oa d Lot 60X154 1t. inside the paved dis trlct at a Bargain if sold at once. Look at it.
 How Would you like a country home ) miles out? It has 100 acres with new 1 room house, barn and chicken house. All for $1,250.O0. 1-3 down. balance 1 & ? years.
 Have You Thought About Our Lots in C. Phil Waters Addition? You can own one by paying one dollar down and one dollar per week, with NO IN TEREST OR TAXES, FREE DEED IN CASE OF DEATH If not think it oVer and let Us show them 10 you. One thousand dollars will buy you a forty acre home with four room house and out houses S5 acres in cultivation, l2 miles from Court House. \ first class truck farm. Two of the prettiest building lots on Lakeside at 18th X Elm Sts. at the right price
 We can sell you home in almost any part of the city for a small pay ment down, the rest as you would pay rent. See us.
 :, first class business on Main street for sale. It will pay you to see us of you have a little money to invest. Also two suburban grocery stores at a Bargain.
 \ five room house on West Barra- que St., with all modern conveniences, within the paved district. At terms 10 suit you.
 If You Are In And Want Out. o. Out And Want in a Real Estate Deal Leave It To.
 B. w. BENTON,
 122 12 Main St..
 Over Stear.;S.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-19

the first To nab his mysterious high ness.
 Now as 10 the conditions to be carried out let me impress the two most important facts to remember, and these are the necessity of having in your possession the Raffle coupon clipped from the latest edition of the Graphic, and the repeating of these words, Aha, have you now, you are the mysterious Mr Rallies of Forest Park. If you happen to miss one little word, l will pass you by like a shot and the next morning you will read in this paper how near you came to earning twenty-five large hard cold dollars. The coupon from this paper IS a warrant for my arrest and under no consideration will | submit until you show it to me and repeat the words outlined above.
 will wear a brown suit of clothes, straw hat, and a pink wash necktie. and carry copy Of the Graphic in my coat pocket
 will enter the park gate at ex- actly 1: 30 and will positively ride on the Figure s, take a trip on the Hale $ tours and take in all the other during the afternoon and evening"
 My first picture will appear in We'd nesday mornings issue of this paper. Remember my description, and get ro WOrh
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-19
COUPON
 RAFFLES Sunday, July 19 RAFFLES
ARTISAN WELL
 AS A MEMORIAL

Chca=o, July lS.-Wiliam M. Hoyt, veteran Sroceryman, yesterday outlin- ed program aimed to mark forever and in new and practical way the site of old Fort Dearborn.
 Mr. iIoyt proposes to establish at his own expense. on or adjacent to the boulevard link between the north and south divisions of Chicago an artesian we'll a fountain and watering
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-19
trough, humane endowment

trough, a humane endowment for man and horse alike. He would do this as a memorial to the late Graeme Stewart, his partner, who throughout his business life was engaged in the
 Hoyt establishment on Fort Dear born spot. MT. Hoyt is moved to this suggestion by refecting tbat in the downtown district there is no place where horses can quench their thirst.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-19
JUS RAFFLES IS HERE

'rlous Mr. Raffles.) ny beloved people, l |Past, and being some ter my long and tire have quite made up Pln in your midst for be.
 aware of the fact snow mysterious self Pf Pine Bluff this af- nall he immediately undreds of amateur wi'l be eager to ll me in a mad en- In the twenty-five cred for my capture, yon here and now, Ing chicken at this having successfully est man hunters in ahless you prove too the pleasure of giy-
 ha, ha every day. ms of the Graphic. Y at 1 o clock this Ing to make a trip
 remain there until ing all the amuse- all endeavor to en-
 great amusement and they have an
 or riding devices, | surely pay atten-
 r take my tip, you
 'le spot and be
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-19
HOT. SPRINGS co.
 GETS CONTRACT

The bids offered for the paving of the downtown alleys were opened a1 i o'clock Saturday afternoon and il was found that the bid of the Hot Springs Co was the lowest, being $l.73 per yard. This paving will be for the nine downtown alleys lying between State and Chestnut and be tween Barraque and Fourth.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-19
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t FOrest Park.

t FOrest Park. ' { the most enjoyable dances of on was given at Forest Park night. Miles orchestra fur ,he music and dancing was to q wee sma' hour. Among resent were the following adies: Misses Fay Chestnut, anks, Bettie Gallagher, Annie livia Alexander, Emma Plum dred Buck, Kate Wilson, May ley, Marjorie Bell Atkinson, 1nson, Jessie Andrews, Josie Charlie Chestnut, Lillian Har- ester O'Connell, Rose Custer, lestnht, Josie Withers, Mar lnsey (Camden), Miss Green idenl Frances Gordon Gam ctOrfa Goree, Bessie Downs. winG young gentlemen were
 Messrs. Ralph Chestnut, h, Noel Mccain, Ray Baker, erin Washington, Cecil rthur Green. Harry Wool ack Tankersley, John Giles Ills Dewoody, Mckee, Gus 3uy Tasgart, Claude Sparks, 10m J. B. Craig, Jim Hud-
 " Hpeers, Mack Hammett, alkef, Irving, James Goree,
 Royers, Henry Roberts.
 John Tucker, Newton
 bur Orto, Frank Jones (St.
 ma&e eAlabama), Tuckle
 QDrr, Harry Wilson, .JaCn
 DoM Ringler. Chaperones
 rGEhas. Ringler, Mr. ana
 1glte, Mr. and Mrs. VaulX,
 k1 Virgil McAdams, Ms.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-19
cotton States LcagHe,

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 GUtfport-Monroe-No game. Monroe reported no game scheduled there yes- terday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-19
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How They Stand.

Pine Bluff seems to have strnck 2 long needed batting rally and won yesterday from the Brinkley tailend- CTS by score of to 3. Welch and Berry were the Pine Bluff battery and Kid allowed only five safe hits, while the Pine Knots hammered out eleven, boosting their percentage few points upward.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-19

"A. B. Jones of English pjoyable dance Thurs pplimentary to their Virginia and Eulalie B those present were: Mississippi, Lindsay. l Warmac, Spellman, hfton; Messrs. E. A. poke, Ashley Crow, P Nicks, Quinn Nix,
 Boswell, Ferguson, RcPete. Mr. and Mrs. fment, Irby.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-19

Berry; Rrinkley, Wilson Richardson and Phillips Umpire, Crotty.
 ASenta at Helena-No game; rain
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-19
southern League.

Batterles-Mobile, Fisher and Gar vim; Montgomery, Juul and Shannon. Umpire, FitzsimmonS.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-12-31

Bright and up.to-date specialties
at the Opera House Monday night.
G. r. Wittmayer and wife took
their Christmas dinner with her
parents near belmont.
Our merchants all report q big
trade this season, and one peculi-
arity of it is that there is very lit
tie call for the cheaper grades of
goods. Will Wilson of the Racket
Store says their. trade wsys over
twenty-five per cent larger than
their anticipations; Fred Goehring
says the furniture trade was the
largest he ever had, but while he
had to send a double order for high
priced furniture there was little
call for cheap goods; Becker Bros.
Co. say that December was the
banner month In the history OF the
store, which is ove a quarter of a.
century Dickson & Taitt, general
merchants, report a big increase
in their sales, and John Schmierer
& Son, clothiers, report big sales
on the high priced clothing while
the cheap goods are hard to move.
E. II. Treiber, the jeweler, and
CLERK were kept busy doing up
Christmas jewelry, and Bruhn &
zehnpfennig and R. w. Russell &
Co., druggists, are wearing the
smile tLat wont come off while
they figure up the proceeds from
the Chris tmas sales.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-12-31

A meeting of the citizens of Scot
land and vicinity will be held in
the city hall on Monday evening,
January 4th, 1909, for the purpose
Of considering the matter of hold
ing a farmers institute in Scotland
some time in the fore part of Feb
ruary. 1t is especially desired that
all farmers interested in the hold
ing of such a meeting should be
present and help arrange a pro-
gram. The state board has pro-
missed to arrange dates for this
place., provided sufficient interest
is manifested to make it a success,
and the object of this meeting is to
get ar expression of sentiment, so
it is important that every one in
terested should be present. To
add to the interest it is suggested
that contests be arranged and priz-
es offered for the best exhibits of
grains and other farm products,
and by the ladies for the best sam
Piles of baked articles. Let every
one be present that a full express
sion of sentiment may be secured
at this meeting.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-12-31
Coming Next Monday Night

The Wight Theatre Co. will pre-.
sent "The Power of the Cross"
here next Monday night. This is
very beautiful comedy drama in
four acts with new and up~-to-date
specialties between acts. This is
not a moving picture show, but
one of the best and strongest com.
edy dramas ever produced. This
company carries all their own
scenery as this play requires all
special scenery. The management
guarantees to refund your money
if you are not Satisfied with this
show. So come out and witness a
first class play by q company of
we'll known artists. The prices are
within the reach of all-25, IS, so
cts. Reserved seats on sale Fri
day noon at Bruhn's drug store, so
if you want a good seat go early.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-12-31

Mrs. J. E. Tschantz and three
children, of Ohio, spent Sunday
with Miss Lola Campbell. Mr.
Tschantz was for several years
principal OF the Scotland schools
and Mrs. Tschantz was one of the
subordinate teachers. She was
visiting her sister, Mrs. C. NJ.
Young at Vermillion and her stay
here was so brief that she could
only call on a few of her friends.
Mr.. Pease and wife of Aberdeen
were here Tuesday returning from
q visit to their former home in
Wagner. Mr.. Pease is superin-
tendent of the lighting plant at
Aberdeen, and is a member of the
firm that is to be given the fran
chise for a plant in this town.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-12-31
Come in and examine our Pre-

Come in and examine our Pre-
MUM offer.
Mrs. Minnich is visiting her
father, Mr.. Voege, near Midtown
this week.
DR.. Williamson of Springfield
was in town Tuesday on his way
to Sioux City.
Mrs. n. J. G.. Koobs, who has
been sick for two or three weeks, is
reported some better.
Secureetickets now for Monday
might. ~ r. :
Rev. A. b. Collins returned on
Tuesday from a stay of nearly a
month in Michigan.
f. D. Wicks and wife and Mrs.
Wicks' mother, Mrs. Wood, went
to Sioux City Wednesday.
q. u. Turner of Springfield was
here Tuesday, going to the Black
Hills to look after his mining in
~terests.
80 Tho Kind Ym Havo kIwovc pnurt8
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-12-31

B..,s III. |, The Kind You Have Always Bought
s't, = &mMzNx

I.t La HsHEs g
Mr.. Ericsson who has been work
ing in the harness shop of Birkin-
bine & Brown for over a year quit
this week.
Leo Searles, who is attending
Toland's Business College II Sioux
Falls, is home spending his holi-
day vacation.
Miss Emma Lancaster arrived
from Mitchell Wednesday to visit
at the home of her uncle, Henry
Nyhouse, living south of town.
The Week of Prayer will be OBJ
served in the Presbyterian church
next week, services to be held each
evening at the usual hour Of ser
vice,
CAMEO my premises 81 miles
northwest Of Scotland, Sunday. De-
cember Doth, ore white boar pig,
weight about 1875 lbs Owner will
please call and get same.
W. B. LONG.
Ed Miller of Lennon, s. D.,
passed thru here Wednesday on
his way to Sioux City. He expects
to stop off here on his return next
week 10 visit his brother, Will, for
q few days.
Alex Mann of Olivet returned
last week from a trip to Missouri
and on Tuesday Of this week he
left for the northwest. He said he
was going to the Black Hills and
perhaps on into Wyoming or Mon.
tana.
Alex Gum and wife left on Tues
day for the Black Hills to visit biz
parents, and expect to go from
there to their home in Alberta. Hi
mothers health is quite poor, sc
their stay there may beOsomewha
prolonged.