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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-20
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-20

Gabrielle dAnnunzio, the Italian poet. has bought an automobile that uin run so miles an hour He has also mad r> viii Gabriele apparently recognizes the fact that t0o and tsvo make four
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-21
MADAM COSTELLA IS NOW IN OUR CITY

And IS located at 122 1-o Main St, over Steafns' Jewelry Store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-21
WANT MONUMENT
 FOR GEN. H. K. WHITE
Pine Bluffs Greatest and Most I>c. iul titixcn> n>=-Accomplisbcd Muc+ i", This City in the Dark Day>.

Capt. Leon l.evey declares that 5, ought to be erected by tie leople of Pine Buff over the graEc Of Gen. H, King White His sr,ve ;n Bellwood cemetery is said 10 be unmarked. Captain Levey says Cen c1al White was the greatest of Pin" Bluffs early residents and while lie was mayor of the city several terms he lid much to aid in the dev 4iop- ll2,nt of Pine Bluff and Jeff. son tourty. Ks leader of men he had po equal and he was equal to e;cyy emergency in the dark days iri ;i'.ii., state. Captain Levey says he ia wiJ- ing to begin a public subser:. ,,i2 .r the purpose of erecting a monumnnr to that once useful citizen. Diners have expressed a similar desii'3 and the indications are that a fund ;tiil 9'" e'arted shortly for that purtosa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-21
SENIORS AND THE,
 SOPHOMORES WON

X good sized crowd of basketball fans attended the two basketball games pulled off at the Y, M. C. X. Gym. last night by the High School teams. The Seniors put it over the Juniors to the tune of l9 to 12 and the Sophomores won from the Freshmen boys, score l9 to ,. The following were the line-ups of the four teams:
 Seniors-Dick Kaiser, center; Frank Leiberman, forward; Howard Strauss, forward: Harry, Miller and Cecil I}a ker, guards; Garland Pierce, sub,
 1uniors-Earl Wood, Adam Robin son, John Pierce, Iii mMcClellan, Levin Flournoy.
 Wiley Rountree, center: Hugh McGaughey and Edgar McCam- mon. forwards: Curtis Meade and Cor rie Puddephatt, guards; Spencer Fox, sub
 Sophomores- s-Preston Carter, Ern- est Wbitelaw, Robert Loving, Clarence Knox. Rob Lee Byrd
 The feature of the Sophomore Freshmen game was the throwing of goals by Whitelaw and the ali-around playing of McCammon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-21
NEGRO FARMER DIES
 FROM WOUNDS
jesse Pagan. Who Was Ha..sid and >hot on Country Road. Suecumhc. {" His Injuries Frida, Mnrdrr Charge tgainSt Woman.

Jesse Pagan, q negro farmer Wlo ,pas Waylaid, shot and beaten in Mhiteville township WedAas9 ,55 nj9Et, while walking along a oonntr. road nes his home, died yesterday n4n ti.2 effects of his injurlast Clara Ftpyd, negress vi il whom Pagan Lad a dispute before the a.taeh cn him, was arrested by sheriff Philpot Tl4l sday morning and i, n tle conn tA ,dit here. \ charse ef ma.slcr will d2cketed a-ains, h,r. fha woman Gemcs Knowledge of tha atfa4s Pagan died at his home on tae Greenfield
 ;iace, several miles south Gf Pine Puff. He was we'll kft~a .,n hard working negro farmer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-21

Look at our window while passing by, Tomlinsen ( Knox.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-21
4 FUNERAL WITH
 MANY SAD FEATURES
Board of Health Ordered Rols af 5iphthcria Victim Moved From tie tat0iiljc school to Cemeter! There for Several iIonrs Until the Neither Arrived. Then Services We're oRducfrd-No Pai'bearers.

sfhe death of that bright and attract i've little lady Margaret Charlan, nine Feaf-oid daughter e+ Mir. and Mrs W {. Ghaflan who died at the Anuncia- tion Academy Thursday of ,liphtaeria was attended by many sad features hat the obscqnies. helI yesterday morning at the Catholic cemetery. was one of the saidest of all Early 1fi- day morning orders were issued 3y tn" Pine Bluff }oari o. Health that he body of the little girl be moved from the school. The body was taken tc the Catholic cemetery and held there until Mrs. Helen GAarlan, the mother reached Pine Bluff from Tinita, Okla. where she was at the time of ner daughters sudden death. The mother was then taken to the cemetery and the funeral services conducted hy Father keefe. There were no pall- girl sent floral pieces 10 the ceme- tery. W. E. Charlan, father of the little girl, was unable to come here, being very sick at Warren, Ark. his home Immediately after the services Mrs. Helen Charlan left for Warren, where she will visit relatives for q few days Mrs Elmer Weitz, her sis ter. and ALr. and Mrs. George Char Ian. of Warren, came here to attend the funeral
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-21
Ohio Street Baptist Church,

sunday school at 9:45 Ali are urged to be present Preaching at both hours by the pastor, ]. $. Rog- CTS, Morning subject, Walking With God. and evening subject. Blood Redemption There will be baptizing after the morning sermon. The B. y. r. |. meeting at (: t5. At the moin- lhs honr there will be report rom the convention at Fayetteville. Yon and your friends are invited 10 all these scrViceS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-21
WAITER NOW IN
 JEFFERSON co. JAIL
White Man Charged With Grand Lar eeny Says He Threw Away Trunk Check when Detective Placed Him Under Arrest.

l.. J. Taylor, white waiter, was prought here from Memphis yesterday by Constable Frank Stewart and placed ill the county jail to await a trial on a charge of grand larceny, Taylor was arrested ill Memphis by Detective AL. Hurst, upon receipt of information from this city that Fay Tor was wanted here. Taylor was ar rested as he alishted from Cotton Belt train. His right name is belieY- cd tV be Fred Green. Taylor is ac- eused of stealing $20 from the chef at the Antlers Hotel, where he "as employed while here. He is also charged with the theft of a suit case and some clothes belonging to a ho- tel guest He said he threw away a baggage check for his trunk, which is now in the Memphis railroad sta tion. when the detective placed him u1der arrest.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-21

FKkE--Saturdas, silver piated Bon Bon Dish will he given with each pound of Fenway'> Chocolates sold at BedeifS Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-21
She is one of the Worlds S Renowned Trance Medi-
 lms and Palmists.

Madam Costella tells what others claim 10 do. She goes into a dead trance and while in this state tells you wat you wish to know; all about love, marriage, divorces, lawsuits, land deals, prospecting seasons, lost loves tells about lost property, in fact anything 'you wish to know she will tel you. Would you like to know for the asking what the future has in store for you? If so call and see this gifted lady. Will it be any advantage to know how your health will be; whether you will be happy Or un- happy; what your weak points and strong Characteristics are and how to improve your condition financially, socially Or physically? If so, here is an opportunity you should grasp at once. It will cost you nothing. Tell your friends, that's all. You will be doing them a favor.
 The madam went in a trance when only child of eight years. She went in 8 trance and slept ten days at a time; she also has been buried alive, staying from week to 10 days, buried in dead trance state-showing her trance Power. Come and see her at once; She will tell you. You will find her parlors private and find her a perfect lady to deal with. If you find hsf trance reading isn't what she represents it then the reading Is free. located at 122 1-2 Main street over stearus Jewelry Store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-21
BAD FOREST FIRES
 AROUND PINE BLUE
Woods .Iu>i West oi the Cit, Bialin.. .;GntcrS Return From touutr, D;>- r't-On Account oi Dense >mol q t;unot Find Game.

roresg fires are playing havo. With properts .u this and several adioinin4 ,nHutirs The woods are afit 11 eN,'l side of Pine BluH and | ~.l.- to"ndin@ country is wrapped III a cover of smoke, Many hunters have 'cri:ned to the city and repo.~ lhW tlcS are unable to find saa1e 1aepnsa of ihc dense smoke in he eoua1 :. It. tri,.s. The woods just West a ih" cit, limits of Pine Bluff are 1'H3I". l;l, no nneasiness is felt is thu |, ., property nearby.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-21
Trinity Episcopal Church.

Coher West Third avenne and Oak strel Services for Sunday, Noven- Der !, 1908:
 Sulday school at 9:3o a, m. Prof. Jsnilf Jordan, superintendent.
 Noining service and sermon. II ..ludk
 Ord 4an prelude. Selected, Ms. F. W. socaj je.
 Pr4 r4cessional Hymn ,79. "IIark the soun4 Is of Holy Voices Cobb, Choir. Litlny, Hymn S9, Savior, When in Bust to Thee- Spanish Chant.
 Hymn 697. There Is rlessed Hom3 (stainer), Choir.
 Kyfe, Selected, Choir.
 Glotia Tibi in c (stainer1, Choir. Fly fn 593, "Hark. Ny Soul! II Is the IPrd' fCowper),
 Sermon by Rev. Dr. Buckner. SuH- jIect fThe Task and It's Doing.
 Offtory Selected, Trinity Choir. FiV-fold Amen (Gower), Choir Refssional Hymn 402. 70 Mother Bear Terusalem" (Wardl
 Ev4ing service and special sermon 10 thu Eagles, 7:;30.
 Professional Hymn 516. Warfare :" GhoirI
 Glotia Patri, Selected, Choir. Magnificent Anthem (Nevin), Choir Nuao Dimittis, Old Chant, Choir in ehoruF.
 Knd bling Hymn. Jesus. Tender shepl frd,7 Choir.
 Hymn 3&1, "Watchman. Tell Us of ,he NJ |ght
 Sermon by Rev. Dr. Buckner. Sub ject, Organization" Ofeftory, Selected by Trinity Choir. Knfling Hymn, Now the Day Is esver,1 Choir.
 Fivffold Amen (Gower), Choir
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-21

Clarence r. Philpot mana-cr of tin E15s fhrater, left zestardaN marnias Tor Rattle Cv. k Mich where he AH remain au. No1e1#1e Y, wG,a ! Will 4e n3rrted fo Mis- las.,e AsIet Haalker. Hrumiueut s1eir. 2tl q taat eife Nr. pn.1pot and hi Hld Will ea=aa 10 ,hiS cit irH~a.HeE st gr# tao ceremony.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-21
, REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. , Reported Daily by Y. T. ROBERTS ABSTRACT co. Guaranteed Abstracts
 o23 West Barraque Street.
+ 2. + .s :: i. !. + + + + j. j. I. + !

May portis to J. H. Hartley, E. l-2 S W. Sec. 36, 3, 8, $500.
 Milton McBroom anl wife to j. E. Gammill, warranty deed, Part lot ?, block ,, Trulock's addition, s10.
 T. D. Carr and wife to J. W. Dut- ton, warranty deed, s. F s. W. Sec. g, f, g, and other land, s25,000.
 J. W. Dutton and wife to F. c. Hol- land. warranty deed, Lots 1, 2, and 4. block 1, Portis' addition, also part Lot 2. block 37. Woodruff's. addition West
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-21
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SOCIETY.
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Washington Tea.

Thk members of the Ladies Aid So- cietylof the First Presbyterian Church are 3akins preparations for their an sua Washington Tea, which will be sived on Washingtons' birthday, Feb raarJ g, at the home of Mrs. NJ. F.. Speek, On West Fourth avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-21

4 silver plated Bon Bon Dish will be given free with each pound of Fenway's Chocolates sold at BedeiI's Pharmacy Saturday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-21

Recessional Hymn 2555, Hasten th0 inc Appointed fBarnby), Choir.
 < cordial invitation extended ,o all.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-01
BELIEVES CHURCH IS PLACE
FOR EVERY WoRkINeMAN

Los ANGELES, June 29.-[Editor
Herald: ] believe the church is the
place for every workingman. 1t Is true
the workingmen are not regular at
tendants Of the church, and some have
quit the church entirely. Now, why it
It? Is 1t the fault Of the church or is
it the fault OF the people? All
churches believe in the golden rule;
they believe In the divine law--"love
1t, preach 1t, but how many are there
that practice it7 John D. r. once
said: "Be content with such things
as ye have"-Heb., 1875. Now, It Is
not the church that wants a man to
be satisfied with his miserable condi-
tions; 1t is the money changers--those
in control of the church and are in
control OF the government. Let us
go to church and drive those thieves
out and let us 60 to the White House
Likewise let us go to the White House
and drive out those devils who will not
make laws to correspond with the
divine law. Do not get discouraged
and quit church because you are In the
minority when It comes to voting, but
stay right with 1t and voice your sen-
timent, proclaim the truth. for you
viii find out some day the truth will
make you free. One with God (good)
10 u lAttJOTlly anu Is sure 10 VIII. LOIl
stay away from the primaries and bal
lot box: that is what the money
changers want you to do. Go and
vote. for this is the duty of men.
Help elect your church officers as well
as the civil officers. The laws OF our
country are supposed to be founded
upon the Christian or divine law, and
should not conflict. Have we laws to-
day that do not correspond with the
Christ law? Is there a law giving
man a lawful right to do that which
is not morally right? II there is, what
are you going to do about it-just stay
away from the ballot box the same as
you do the church? You say they don't
want me in church because 1 am a So
cialist or a union man; they call me
all kinds of vile names. Remember. 1t
is not the church that calls you vile
names, 1t is the money changers-those
in control of the church-therefore
go to church and do your share
in keeping it puzzled. James, AS:
Draw nigh unto God (good) and he
(good) will draw nigh to you. Cleanse
your hands, we sinners; and purify
your hearts, ye double minded"
r. G. REHFELD.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-01
DOG CATCHING

N CORES of letters received by Los
Angeles Herald show that the dog
~ catching system is detested and
despised by many citizens, who think
its perpetuation is blotch on the rep
utation of Los Angeles. Shocking oru-
tality characterizes the work OF the
men who are allowed to wander all
over the city, picking up dogs. Not
many days have passed since the news
papers, in the performance OF their
duty, were compelled to print story
which would have been a disgrace to
Darkest Africa, the story OF a brutal
ruffian who thrashed at a little dog
with his scoop net and broke the ami
mails back. 1t is sickening to read or
hear OF such disgusting barbarity; still
more sickening to realize 1t Is tolerated
in a community which supports
churches and schools and gives other
evidence of humanitarian tendencies.
We cannot print all the letters sent to
us denouncing the dog catchers They
would fill a special supplement. But
we can and do add our protests to
those of our readers who have COM
planned to us and advise that the ken
mel clubs combine to arrange. mass
meeting at which the dog and dog IL
cense question may be discussed, and
in which a plan may be suggested or
formulated which may elevate Los
Angeles to a plane of civilization and
prevent the good name of the city
from being imperiled by a degrading
and despicable system Of dog piracy.
The dog hunters act as if they were
laboring under the delusion that 1t is
a criminal offense for citizen to own
a dog, but that If 1t wears tag the
animal may escape the punishment
which it deserves for being owned by
citizen. The lack-logic and witless-
ness of the whole proceeding would be
amusing IL It were not for the gross
barbarity and inherent cruelty Of the
system.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-01
SOCIALISM

IN TERNAL vigilance is the price Of
II liberty. Therefore any movement
- which seeks to supplant Ameri-
canism and to substitute for the faith
of the fathers a national creed which
is new and strange should be watched
closely. The conservative publica-
tions of the United States in recent
years committed two errors of policy
which resembled those Of which Amer
lean publications were guilty In the
decade preceding the War OF the Re-
beIlion. Instead of recognizing the
fact that Socialism is force which
will affect the history of every civ
ilized nation and dealing with it seri-
ously and explaining 1t, nearly all the
greater periodicals Of the United
States either suppressed the word So
cialism or led their readers to believe
that Socialists were fanatics, fools or
criminals. Many made the attempt to
breed confusion in the public mind by
calling them Reds" and by pretending
that Socialism and anarchy were the
same movement under different names.
Socialism has been treated exactly and
precisely as Abolition and Republican,
ism were treated by conservative pub
locations for ten years previous to the
beginning of the War of the Rebellion;
and exactly and precisely as early
Americanism was treated by the Tory
journals of Great Britain and the
American colonies for ten years before
the beginning of the War Of the Rev
olution; and let us seize this opportu-
nifty of stating that despite wide
spread belief to the contrary there
were thousands OF Americans" in the
British isles during the Revolution.
while the Tory party was strong
enough In the United States TO inter-
fere seriously with the plans OF the
radicals.
The Van Norden Magazine, a reliable
periodical has collected facts and fig
ures regarding the Socialist party, and
it shows conclusively-one might as
will doubt that sunshine causes day
light--that continuance of the present
drift toward Socialism will deliver this
country to the Socialist party within
the lifetime of the middle-aged man or
woman who reads this article. s.
The magazine writer shows that So
ciaIism is making such headway in the
United States that 1t must be recog-
nized and combated. People who say
TT does not amount to anything" are
like the scriptural unbelievers who
cried "Peacel peace!" when there was
no peace. The Socialists predict a
vote Of over a million in the coming
presidential election. and this is justi-
fed by the fact that within a few
years the gain in Socialism in the
United States has been 700 per cent.
n Th9 ly possible way Of stopping
&e( is to restore the first prin-
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-01
MRS. EDDY AB0LlSHES
COMMUNION SEASON
Leader Of Christian Science Church
Sends Out Announcement
to Her Follow.
era

Mrs. Nary Baker Eddy, leader Of the
Christian Science church, has an
nounced to her followers the elimina-
tion OF the annual communion season
Of the mother church in Boston.
In former years the communion SER
vice of the Boston church has. afforded
an occasion for large gatherings Of
Christian Scientists from all parts OF
the word. The change was first made
known through the following state
nent, which Mrs. Eddy gave ont to the
press:
THE house of the mother church
seats 5000 people, and it's membership
includes $4,000 conimunicants, hence the
following.
1.-THE branch churches continue their
communion seasons, but there shall be
no more communion seasons in the
mother church that has blossomed into
spiritual beauty-communion universal
and divine. For who hath known the
mind of the Lord that he may instruct
him2 But we have the mind of Christ
Cor, 2:16."
This was followed by a second state
ment from Mrs. Eddy which reads as
follows:
Beloved Christian Scientists: Relin-
gushing a material form of comnu-
MON advances it spiritually. The ma
terial is a Suffer it to be so now and
is abandoned so soon as Gods way
shower, Christ points the advanced
step. This instructs us how TO be
abashed and how 60 abound. Dropping
the communion of the mother church
does not prevent its distant members
from attending the church occasionally.
"MARY BAKER G. EDDY"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-01
CLEAR, CRISP AND CLEAN
THE WRONG WAY

MI ITH the reform Of the officers
wv of the reformatory there Will
be some chance that an ed
ucation at Whittier will become
what 1t was intended to be, training
for good citizenship. 1t is deplorable
beyond words that conditions which
can hardly be written about should
have disgraced the state school. Who
is to blame? Or, what is respcnsible7
No one should be appointed to any
educational office in Whittier or any
where else whose personal record and
character will not bear the closest
scrutiny. What is the real purpose OF
all education? Many will answer, ITO
give instruction in various branches Of
learning which are deemed by modern
civilization to be essential to its well
being" This answer is wrong. The
purpose of education is to form, de-
velop, guide and foster CHARACTER,
without which any nation win perish
Americanism is founded on CHARAC-
TER. If it had not been for strongly
developed CHARACTER there would
have been no Americanism and no
United States. The men who left the
British Islands and made new
homes in the American colonies we're
men of exceptionally high CHARAC-
TER. 1t was CHARACTER that sent
them across the ocean, that led them
into the wilds to battle with ferocious
beasts and savage men. If CHARAC-
TER is taken away from the United
States. the most capable business men
that any country has ever produced
may pile UP mountains of gold whose
cleaning tops viii mark the Himalaya
line of wealth, but the poorest little
nation that fears God, and honors and
lives up to its ideals, viii be greater
than the great United States. Verify,
stories like that of the Whittier school
try mems souls. A revival OF Ameri-
canisrn, with Its inspiring motives, will
help to make scandals like the Whittier
affair impossible. AS soon as we man
age to eliminate grossness from the
thought of the people we will succeed
in eliminating 1t from their lives,
which, united, are the life OF the ma
tion. Surely 1t is worth while to strive
after whatsoever things are true, lovely
and Of good report, and to cease attTib-
uting fictitious qualities to a man be-
cause he is "slick business man"
and has a great deal Of money, or re-
fusing to attribute good qualities to a
man or refusing to let him share in the
councils Of city, state or nation be-
cause he has no money. The love OF
money is the root of ALL evil That is
good Bible. and good. hard, common
sense.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-01
STEEL TRUST PATRIOTISM

NEW SCHOOL for training Amer
N lean operate singers will be
IA established I'M Paris. William e.
Corey of steel trust fame will
spend a million American dollars on 1t.
Mrs. Corey. who was Mabelle Gilman,
will be the chief director. We can
understand the investment of million
dollars in training school for Ameri-
can voices established in California
but why an American shorld make an
investment of this kind in France is
beyond our comprehension. There is
not one of the million dollars which
Corey proposes to spend abroad which
was not made by the work of Ameri-
can workingmen in America. 1t is
bad enough to have American heiresses
squander american money on the
minor courts of Europe and expend on
the shabbiest adventurers in the world
huge sums of money during American
hard times. But to establish foreign
industry or found a foreign Institution
with American money is worse. Cali
fornia offers the best situation in the
world for musical training schools.
Moreover, we have plenty of native
talent, and could easily ind profes-
sors or instructors for an American
college of music. America produced
Corey, but, thank heaven, it also pro-
duced Ellen Beach Yaw. and II Corey
had founded his school in California
he would have shown himself to be a
man Of patriotism as well as OF good
taste. How ridiculous that at this
late day native American singers of
great ability should have to go to
Europe for their educationl