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The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-10

IT, prevent bed sores and to insure comfortable bed for invalids, make q pillow that will reach from should ar to hips, not too wide, of some smooth material, such as sateen, etc; fill with who!e IlaNsecds, This will never lump or sc hot CT in any Way un- comfortable.
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NON-MEDICAL Hr AL.NG.

EOE-MEDICAL HrAL.NG.
We WANT THE MOST DIFFICULT CASE
Of rheumatism ia washington Who IS the
unhappy oHleTF Plgslalals. mluIs.erz
friends. auy body pick ulT such case and
make II test % OUT system and watch results
We VIII show you
NASCENT OXYGEN Co,
41S-4ls COLORADO Building. uoI-It
BY RESTORING the CIRCULATION Of .hs
BLOOD CURES LOCDMOIOE-ATANLA
RHEUMATISM, BNIGHTs DISEASE.
SERIOUS AILMENTS, DISEASES or
TIE STOMACH. BOWELS. LIVER and
those INCUEaBLE MALADIE5 where
MEDICINE FAILS. PAMPHLET Tells
ALL. GET II. PROF. h. \. ID. PARSER.
new location, ll-- sta ST. uW.s formerly 1924
New I0Th ave nv 5allLaTIIm Viii be ready
10 a few days 10 receive patients Terms FOR
board and treatment viii 10 reasonable.
$500
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

RENODELING BUSINESS HOUSES :. sps-
cialJyi quick work Of superior quality. e 81
VAN NESS, 81 New York ave. NV. JThs
Yellow 'FRONT.'. Phone Main Isl. ocIS-s0t
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HFLP WANTEp-MhLE.

BOY. between fourteen and sixteen. 20 coli
lect and do light work. reference. Apply
between and p. IA 1910 III NV. nO4-2t
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BRANCu U.4ICES.

NOE4E1 W Isl
0oLDENBERG' ;. I'm and * sts. NV.
8. KANN, SONS & CO.. SJh and Market space
GREENE S CAPITAL 4 ID K 4 I n .
AGENCY. llf5 18th ST NV.
s. L MeMICHAEL. Cigar store. 14th and p
NV.
}. FRENCH SIMPSON. cur. 7th st.. Rhode
Island ave and Z St
Il 7. BUTTS PHARMACY. 4th St and
Massachusetts ave. nv.
CHAS. c. HORNUNG. Christiani Pharmacy
sW. cor 9Th and II Ets. nv.
EANFORD'S PHARMACY. New York ave.
and North Capitol street.
YARNOLD. 340i lgsh 81. NV.
\. A. FITCH, 10Th AID II sts. NV.
QUlGLEY'S PHARMACY. 2lst and G sts.uW.
8 ii. WAGNER & CO., lst and II SITS. nW.
L 4. IAELOEs cor 9Th and p SIS. nv.
NICHOLS PHARMACY, 18th and Pa ave ave
PARK ROAD PHARMACY, Ilth s. Park road
AAITINGLY'S PHARMACY, 44Lh aud L
r -. HOWARD. 14th and ",
". V. POFTIEs 1929 BriKntWOCd ave.
4ALTBY'S PHARMACY. 1867 Calvert st.
GESSBOKD'S PHARMACY. 9Lh and y sts.
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LOST


LCsT-smau ss.var watch and shell charm
near sta and i s-s-i reward II re-uruel %
ls-s sth, no5-3t
LoST-Oct05er 81. a portfolio OF Indian pic
lures ana sE -Cles- Reward l- returned 90
sl5 East CapitO. ST. 10
LGsT-A pearl brooch, diamond ln center. be-
tween 9Th and East Capitol SITS. and Columbia
IheateT. Liberal reward IL returned 10
APARTMENT .. 3z4 East Capitol 81. n95-3t
LgsT-BlacE feather boa. near Isla and u.
evening November g. Reward u returned 20
30 Sd Sc q
LOST-Lapro5e. black and tan. Reward If
returned 20 GEO. WEAVER lao r. IL
LOsT-At the BeIasc0 THeater on Tuesday
evening a black loCgnette with gold trim
mlug5. Liberal reward offered u returned 70
1903 Rhode Island ave II
LOST-CuF button set with chip diamond.
blood stone and sapphire. Reward, s. H.
ZAHN. I'll a. ST. NV MOIST
LOST-M0nday, November . az ABOUT 5
3D. clock p. m. on a nJTth5Juld Mt Pleasant
Connecticut ave. car. box containing a
black Lynx mum Box bearing label Of julius
GarGnkle & Co.. and customers name Re
turn at once 20 JULIUS GAREINELsE q CO.
and receive liberal reward. no3-st
LOST-At the navy yard, a scarf rIn Of
green jade surrounded By gold dragon: a slit-
able reward viii be paid II returned 10 ROOM
SO. Navy Department
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TO TEE LADIES.

CALL TO SEE our gas reading light, 10 gives
you many times the light with half the cost
or any gas lamp on the market us Nth NV.
no5-7t
SPECLAL-Heavy silk petit skirts TO order.
button front. htted back pocket; orders taken
this week, S4.S3i value, So. HANLON'h
LADIES STORE, go New YORK ave- Phone
NJ. 3I88. MOIST
LADIES SUITS. walking skirts. % your
order; fine line OF goods on display, gent 8
suits to order Femodelling, dyeing, pressing;
satisfaction guaranteed. can phone M. 5sz ID.
LOUIS GOLDMAN, 5g7 18th e., NV.
jelI-th, Su, tu-S0t
FALL RATES. Ladies wanting suits made
skirts altered, remOdclinB done come &c see
me or call. Phone y. 5383- Prices 10 suit
customer. RAMISCH, tailor, i6s5 r uw.
JelS-th. su-30t
FCRS OF ALL KINDS REPAIRED; NUTS
and Coilarettss MRS r. n. EVANS, for
merly 1872 l. S.. now located 1905 Sth nW.
uOl-I
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CARPRI CLEANING.

SAVE YOUR old carpets; rugs woven from
old carpets. the only weaving factory OF is
kind IN the city: carpet cleaning. WASH.
ESGroN RUG CO., ga 5th St. NV. II 4g25
ss2z-t
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STOVES.

THE 800 sERVIA FIRE VASE GAS HEAT
Err viii heat your room for - hours for s.
Phone or write Us and We VIII send a denon-
straJUE % see you. Just patented.
Phone Main 545s
G. q. HUNTER, GsuI. Agt
1I5 Pa. ave. NV nos-Ift
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ANACOSTIA-
BURYS PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sLs
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gusINEss oPPoRruNITIEa

CLIENT has good improved and unimproVsd
real estate tlat be Will trade Tor good paying
Duslness Will consider place from SlDJ9 -
$500 NEW YORK BUSINESS BROkERs
~ y. nos-sL
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ALEXANDRIA, Va.
=. /. CARNE q CO.. ZO3 King 81.
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AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE-Terus moderate;
easy payments positions secured; write or
call: open evenings and Sunday. 1923 14th
A. ocS5-tf
BOYS-Brisht, active boys, sixteen years OF
age as bundle collectors good pay and
steady work Apply 70 II. w SCHAUB,
With GOLDENBERG'S 9Th and K SITS.
J noS-2t
BOY over sixteen wash dishes. I240 4th st.
NV IL
BOES-Neat coIorsd boys Tor special deIiv-
cry service; must have bicycle. Apply 10
delivery department. GOLDENBERG'S rear
Of store, Sth St MOIST
BOT-A strong white boy. Apply HTTY-
LER'S s cornsr + and 18th no4-st
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-05

BOYS WHO WANT PERMITS TO
SELL PAPERS CAN OBTAIN
THEM BY APPLYING TO THE
CIRCULATION MANAGER. TIE
WASHINGTON TINES.
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Advertisements viii be accepted at
any of the following branch offices
at regular office rates. Ii it is In
convenient to leave advertisements
at either branch Office or The Times
Business Once, they may be tele-
phOned direct to The Times Main
5000, and a messenger viii call to
collect without additional charge.
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FLOOR OIL.

c. T HUNTERS sanitary dust killing floor
oil keeps the nOOrs CLAN and bright gives
them polished nnLshi Jpc gallon delivered
Phone Main 5i5S. OElce u2 Pa ave. nv. our
LABEL on every can This is the only oil used
oy the C. $. Government. Others initiate.
but none a. good Write for samples. AEeats
wanted everywhere Hog-g2f
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.

WHATS THE USE Of delaying the needed
repairs 10 your steam or hot water boilers
Phone a. the order and have il attended 10
Wit out delay. Large force Of competent men
always available. Prices moderate VIII
LIAM COMRADES CO, IO25 Tth St NV
Phone Main 20 jel6-tu, IA, sa-90t
r. 2. KAUFMAN. 81 18th st. ne Vbars
others tail We succeed: our patrons cur raf-
erence. trst-ciass L'aterial; hign-grade wors-
rnanship; expert repair men. ocls-s0t
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v. HUGO EISENBELSS, 7th and B streets.
MCDONALD, }. W, "a and L sw,
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GEORGETOWN.
JAMES Z. SMIrA, ll54 Wisconsin ave.
3. p. WELLER, Pharmacy, 85S4 n St nv
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HELP wANTzL-NALE.

ALL BOYS NOT NOW SELLING
NEWSPAPERS AND OUT OF I'M
PLoYMENT SHOULD CALL UPON
IKE CIRCULATION MANAGER OF
THE TINES au2o-tf
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FURNITURE REPAIRING.

IF THERE Is anything you want or want
done, drop card or pn0ns rs Main III. we
own the business and We do the work
kORESHAN UNITY. Cooperative
CAB louisiana Ave noI-Tt
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sOUTHEAST-

A. z. POWELL. 9Th ana East Capitol SITS.
ROACH DRUG CO.. Sth and G. sts se.
a. 3. BURROWS, llth and Pa. ave,
=. P WELLER, cor. SLh and ].
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WHERE TO MARKET.

FRESH HAMS. 1zIac 10. fresh shoulder 1o-
h. c0rned shoulder, SIC ID: shoulder lamb
chops, l21zc H.. breasts lamb. Sc To-; veal
outlet, zoe 10; oysters, 25c qt.i roast beef
SC and l0c h.: prime rib, Ike h.; round
steak IKE sirlOin, lac: porterhOuse, I6c:
many other bargains at EXCELSIOR MAR
kET, -Co.-t4 It'll st. NV. Phone " 2t64 Free
delivery. n05-9f
THE PORTSMOUTH MARKET. f7th and p
nv; not how cheap but on how good; every
thing the best at prevailing market prices
CHAS. P ARNOLD. North gI2.
Oc22-th. sa. tu-tf
WM PFLIEGER, s0l + ST, S, W
SteWed beef. &c and Sc: fine rib roast, ice
eoFnsd beef. Sc and Sc round steak l25sc
strloin steak. 15c; pOrterhouse- steak Isc;
chuck roast. lOc: chuck steak, lGc. Can Main
100 jyll, tn, tn sa-90t
FRESH KILLED CHICKENS EVERY DAY
HIGH GRADE
GROCERIES, MEATS, AND PROVISIONS
!. Y. STUCKERT, 2SO6 Nth ST, n. "
jyl6-th su. tu-90t
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GFa4NN4AaGs
PROFESSIONAL TEACHERS, PROF AND
MRS. W1NDLAM. Assisted BI PROF.
blGGS 40 llth 81. NV. Class. 1850. advance.
$50 Mon. Wed. Thurs. Fri. lesson, oJc; all
dancing including Barn Dance lessons, Sl.gI-
guaranteed ses tins moonlight and shadow
dances. ol.5-lf
ACHERS. I1z7 10th S. uE. Speciality, Bar1
Dance class Non, Frs. S to III p. ms pri-
yate Instructions By appointment Hall for
rent 0.Zs--f
DANCING ACADEMY. rs I 80. NV. Misses
Cham oeFLalu and COBB, tealt=r5s social dance
Thursdays. Prone 81 5ss4-I. November
dance al Fythiau Temple November IL
ocz3-U
WASHISGTOE'S new dancing academy. Ti5
Eye uH- Prof. ZEIILEE Euarauteas %
teach la six Lessons fun course So music
Gc-a-Jf
TEE DaEIsONs- ACADEMY, 10 STA NV,
OLDEST AND BEST KNOWN IN CITY
ItaCn you 20 dance correctly lu f=H lessons
Waltz. LWo-s-ep. tlT-e-step, NarClasIs. barn
dLnezs cotl-l9u Private lessons day " eve.
HIgH music. Class ewes, Tues, Thurs. Be-
( .nGeTs at ]. Practice class 70 L. Teach
s-s. Prof. and Mrs. EdN. j. Dawson.
SELECT ASSEMBLY DANCES
&ational Rides AEmOry Every Saturday Eve.
oCLs-Jf
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NORTHEAST.

IADDON PHARMACY. 100 Florida ave. ne.
CHAS. II. BLUMER, y. Cap. and r SITS. ne,
McCHESNEY d JOACHIM. cor. "a and L sts.
KRAUS PHARMACY. cor. 9th and b sts-
0cCHESNEY & JOACHIM. 6Jh and E cts. ne.
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STORAGE

WILL STORE your furniture 81 oue-horss
loads $50 two-h0rss loads, per month also
antique furniture for sale. Z05 Pa. ave nv.
ocls-S1t
WHY PAY MORE2 We store furnIrurs for
Toe per load UNITED STATES STORAGE
CO., Es-50-2 10th 81, nv. Phone Main "a
Oclg-tf
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SEVERAL Weu-paylng grocery and market
stores IN clty ana suburbs with rooms, good
stands ana best OF reasons for selling: VIII
take invoice NEW YORK BUSINESS
brokers gu ~ uo5-2t
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ONLY $50. SCRATCHED UPRIGHT. NEW
Nah. $500 Piano. Guaranteed 70 years.
s. Sl5 @. Tuning ylJQ Main 4si3
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- - rED-FEMALE.

CHEVY CHASE. Nd.
7. A. SONNEMAN
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MR.. z. MILLION. scientific astrologer. SO
Eye I'D ST. nv HJToTy aStTJIOgy, yearly
horoscopes, LaUyites, s. Information given
1u any subject. Horoscopes erected by means
Jt spherical trIgrnomeLry- Main g. 0cz4-ts
FIND YOUR lucky days. years, important
events Of life from NINE. RITA. asrroIOEer
palmist, card reader 1ozl sth 81. NV.
OLZ5-gOt
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UPHOLSTERING.

J. A. AINGE & son, cabinetrnakers and
uphOlsterers; hospital for broken furniture
Prices reasonable us 9Th ST. ne. no4-tf
IF THERE is anything YOU want or want
DONE drop card or phone US, Main 7177. I'VE
own the business and we do the work.
kORESHAN UNITY, Cooperative,
90 Louisiana ave- no1-Tt
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-17
ELECTRICIAN WAS
ALMOST KILLED
.Ioc Johnson Came i'm C0ntict With
Live Wire in Simmons National
Bank and Was Badly Shock
rd--Hcld Fast to Cell
iuu
ing.

Joe Johnson. - years Old. an enl-
ploye OF he Pine City Electric Com
pany, was ba lily injured recently when
he came in conIaci With a live Wire,
While making some repairs in the
wiring ON the interior Of the Simmons
National Bank SeVera! hundred volts
OF electricity were sent through his
body and had it n0t been for the
prompt appearance OF the negro porter
at the hanh. who kicked a ladder
from underneath Johnson. he would
have been electrocuted. Even after
the ladder hli been knocked to the
floor. brea king the circuit, Johnson
was held fast by the charged wire
and il was some moments before he
VAS finally released and fell 70 the
door almost unconscious He was
aiken - the home OF his uncle. c. II.
Dye. No. 9o3 West Pennsylvania
street where he is ROW being cared
, or. He WAS reported much improv~
ed yesterday and attending physicians
say he Will recover
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-17

request O. lae Nouid-I'aIDfalth
,ohfpdh! % De gwen PERMISSION iio
ouiio an IRON stairway on their new
palluih2 al f.he s'feel ana ruin
avenue WAS granted
ne Don" Vi ASSISTANT 'hiel }; +.
+ rahclS WIS Hled ana approved:
pe'i'loh from several parper ShoP
pr"Pfle'orS' asking tha' the council
pass al otaiHdii'e hi"h'llS II '"lii'"'"
Soy Tor oaFoSf Sa"i's 10 close al IL
0 creek Oh saturday hlSn'S instead
III l. clock was lald oh Inc t"'ie'
~ Il alahlh'ouS vote Oh me ''aliclI'
some discussion arose "i'eh II "'S
dHHo"hSPA 'Iidt there H"a '''l S"i''t
oe'aN Oh me pi'F' Oh D. VI. M'' am
i'll moving Il renee '',"'ii i've street
llile OH SCUM oI4Ne s'''ee' ~
'ou'icii il:'1e hho"i us pun !''s' 10
nave |9e lily EASt'eS' 'o-"i''I MN /"
cohfpA VIII 'i' "'@"ei' iSS'''" 9''-'ir
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-17
BUSY Meeting OF
CITY COUNCIL

Much business was disposed of by
tna City Dads las.. night at their
regular weekly meeting at the city
hall. Mayor Toney presided and az
Of the aldermen we're present. \ few
Bills left over from the monthly meet
ing We're allowed
The repori Of Alderman FoN. cAa. =
Kan Of the Finance Committee. on th6
eity's finances for l'eofuary shovel
that there is outstanding scrip IN He
Su1n Of S9S.492 so: scrip issued in Fen
ruary, Sod t IL cane. He'd in Feel}l-
airy, $2.112>7: balance outstanding.
SOL 81 l6. less SSS,.5o The net in
debtedness of the city on February ~
was 800 1856.
4 lengthy discussion resulted When
petition Vas presented 10" Ms 5
G. Martin. asking furlhe@ .ime IN
which "a moHe1 ,fence that VT, oailt
over the city 3, street IN Lakeside. p11=
Ing the argument which c1Ie 10 a
c7ose when the reGu2>i Wis finally
granted. >ljer MAJ jor6A'l charged A.
derman bennington With inconsisten-
| ey. He sa:d he fought AGAINST grant
| ing a similar favor - one property
holder on a former occasion and toON
an opposite stand ,ast night. Aider-
,nan Hudson charged t;a,i; tile iron
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-17
ST. LOUIS FIRMS
GOT THE CONTRACTS
Pine Blmii Light and Water Company
Yesterday Let the Contracts for the
Building OF Their New Power Plant
and the Construction OF the Ri"
Reservoir.

The officials of the Pine Bluff Light
and Water Company yesterday let the
contracts for the erection Of the new
power plant and the big reservoir
which will be installed on the com
pany's recently acquired property on
West Fourth avenue. The bids We're
opened at he office OF Presiden; +, G..
Bridges. Both contracts went to ST.
I.onis firms. who submitted he best
bids
The contract for the power plant
Went to the SeldenB2ck Construction
| Company of s.. Louis. and the con-
trace fer the reservoir was let to W.
+. Carmichael Of ST Louis. The work
on both Will begin this week and will
he hurried to completion. The new
planF OF lhe Pine Bluff Ligh, and
Waltr Company Will be the most mod
ern and best equipped in the South
| Four large wells have already been in
! stalled by the company at the site
OF jhe new plant. Other improve
ments are being made by The com
/ pany inciuding the laying 81 many
/ new wafer mains. When its new plant
/ is completed the company promises
| the public the very best service.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-17
RAILROAD SUED
BY LIVERYMEN
Berlin brothers Ask For Damages and
L">>c> Incurred in Shippin" stock
Over the cotton Belt From
East 1t. Louis tninai>
Killed in Il Wreck.

sam and Meycv Berlin. OF the firm
OF Berlin Brothers. local IiNerymen
and stock dealers. Yesterday filed suit
in The Jefferson circuit court against
the 81. Louis. Southwestern Railway
Company, fer $1l15.,0. which obey
claim is due them for several horses
ahl mules Killed while being brought
here From East ST. Louis by that road.
At he same time. t,tf>r;s of The
plaintiffs to get Il settlement from tlt
r1;lrGl company, without legal pro-
cess failed as the railroad company is
said TO have been Indifferent and Of
fcrrd LID payment OF losses.
The plaintiffs shipped Is horses and
Bluff on ,'Inua.y 81 1905. They We're
delivered 10 the. railroad O. npanN at
k.ast :. Louis and while in transi,
one horse was killed ali another in
inred ~. value and damages The
plaintiffs SUI foY $3.50.
On February II the same number OF
horses and mules were delivered 10
the Cotton Belt at East St. Louis and
while being brought here by that road
four mules and one horse We're killed
in Il wreck and others injured. The
total losses and damage done To va
rious other animals belonging TO the
plaintiffs is placed at $9979o. An
overchar@o in the freight bill and feed
for the horses and mules before thcir
acceptance from! the railroad company
is also Included in that amount.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-17
TEN YEAR OLD BOY
PASSES AWAY

MiI,ard Mitchell, the ten year old
son u Nj. and Mrs. Marcus MITCHELL
We'll known residents Of this county
living west Of Pine Bluff on the
Sulphur Springs road, died Sunday
at:c. noon after a brief illness. The
funeral will take place from the fam.
H., residence Tuesday morHing at 10
u'c.och. RevercHi T. O. Owen. pastor
o. the, Lakeside N Ihudis( church. will
cDH,in@; the seiV eos.
l.. NJ Burnct; Of Desha county was
in The city yes ,c"day the guest Of
Pre- :ecu;.ns Attorney W. d. Jones.
SEQ the 1--WE Mus Al HewA.j-,
a III 'Thp:.':lr.lm the coming
week II
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-17
y. !. ROBERTS 4 son.
II. T. n"tI"rts th>tr;tctcr If Titles
li3 Main street.

Oar co@Dlete -. o. ABSTRACT
hooks Of Jefferson County, A"k..
s. tw"sch are The on'N ones of their
g sind IN eNist"ecel nave furnished
& abstracts Of t:5ia % q majority Of
- ne and ow..oYs % this City
Nh County since 1884. All alb
atcjs are Civ GA personal at
: EN- lion We have no apprentices.
casts ~ more 20 ave E01r abb
# ,,crac'> made t. J4l this OLD RE
g LIABLE, set of books and by .sb
,aaeferS who have something to
" -ac', ihair certificates. Having
Saca books rs ou"S y he ofice
~ aDs,i%ct can % Ia. q ~ N
:, ,ory mort while. h"nce swing
. -, clay Of 4 scarce y i" many
:: .rco"as nt5y}t;o Cpua-I. ;,
- 2-2s-,w
& - - u: :: :: :: :: !: :: = :: :: :. =
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-17

-~Coniede Women OF tfE9n=
>as, Sc l-t3. Memorial Ron! -
Division. I. &. Y. For sale A. De
woody's drug store. :3}-3-l m
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-25
FORMER TREASURER CONVICTED or MIsUBIN0 COUNTY MONEY GIVES NEW
 BONDS
Trom wednesday's Danyl

Former County Treasurer J. F. storm, convicted of using si,oo0 of the county monies while serving as county treasurer in the district court here and whose motion for re'hear ing in the supreme court Of the terri tory was denied ny the supreme court last week, has appealed his ease 10 the Ninth Circut Court of Appeals of the United States in San Francisco. He left here last night for Phoenix Co file his appeal bond in the supreme court.
 He arrived here yesterday morning from Phoenix and secured . new bond in the sam of ss,O0O, his surcties qasi. flying in doJble the required amount The bond was approved last evening by Attorney General F. z. Clark. II, will come before Judge Kent, presid- ing justice of the suprom. court Of 'h" territory, today for approval.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-25

the example of Oklahoma to show ma some things that should be avoided reel confident that we can present to the people for adoption constitution which will be satisfactory to them and to the president.
 There should be some concerted plau Tor the presentation to congress of n proper enabling act, and in the meth. od or it's presentation. both in the sen. ate and the house. It would seem to me that both branches of congress ought to be willing to accept such an act as that presented in the former joint statehood bill (making it appli. cable. Of course, to single statehood eondiiions). That was n very gener ous act in it's provisions for the terri. tories. and would be very acceptable to onr people here.
 ! think it IS the intention of Gov. ernor kibbcy to go To Washington early in December, and think if would he wise for him to he there at the opening of congress that he might have conference with you and the leaders of the party in congress with respect to the provisions of the en. abling act and it's introduction.
 The great victory throughout the country was not only a recognition of Judge Taft's splendid qualifications for the office, but also a glorious en. dorsement of all that you have stood for and achieved, and as such it has been matter of great rejoicing to all Of us who are so cordially in accord with you.
 Yours very sincerely,
 EDWARD KENT. Following IS the presidents reply:
 The White House.
 Washington, Nov. s, 1908. My dear Mir. Chief Justice
 l have your letter of the 9th. That is really good business. am delight. cd that Cameron is elected. I shall of course urge seperate statehood for Arizona and New Mexico in my mes sage. If Governor Kibbey will come on here | will help him in every way in the preparation and urging of such a measure.
 
 Faithfully yours,
 THEODORE ROOSEVELT. Hon. Edward Kent,
 Chief Justice, Supreme Court,
 Phoenix, Arizona.