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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-17
< LIGHT WEIGHT PARTY.

The organization of the new Liberal day appears from the surface indica
 tions to have been such light-weight affair that the probabilities are it will not be permanent or lasting, even il il does not die aborning In the first place, there is no need or room for a new party in this country If it's organizers are sincere and conScien- tiOus in the motives that have led them to take the step, the new party means only d division and weakening of the forces in the country that make for good government. If they are merely otlicehpnters or notorictv seek CTS who have been disappointed in their ambition to attain to place aF distinction i'll one or the other of the old parties lheir action means only a multiplication of the evil forces which initiate against good govern ~-ment In either event the result Is loss, or perhaps if Wern better to say a monaco. to the welfqre of the nation.
 As matter of fact the cause af  republican, government k amply serv- cd by the two great parties They rep resent fully uot only the two diStinee paramount principles which have coa- tended for supremacy since the foun- dation of the republc-that is to say, the Democratic doctrine of state soy- ereignty and the Republican p1inciple of a strong national government which shall be supreme in any conflict be tween the tWo-but also the ideals and standards of the American people.
 The cry is always raised by the n reonsors of new organizations hat the inc t leadins parties are corrupt anu < kidA to be trusted with the reins of ;, trnment They, themselves. are i' the Nnly elect, proud possessors Of a monopoly of political virtue. How false and foolish this claim is can be readily appreciated when # is con sidertd that the two great parties em- brace in their ranks at least 90 per cent of all the voting population. Ii they are corrupt, the nation is corrupt for parties are always as good as the majority of the people who constitute them. To say that the majority of inc American people are corrupt is to perpetrate a gross slander upon the human race The American peo- n,e are the most honest, noblest peo- n7e on earth, the consummate flower of Christian civilization. And the great. the oyerwhelmins majority want and will have only a square deal with no special favors or privileges to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-17

;ny class. And they will therefore ,etc the Democratic t.ckes when the national election comes around in No ycmbcr.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-17
The Overture.

"Whereas. There is conscious awakening among all people as to the sanCtity of marriage and the evils of divorce; and
 "Whereas, The ministers of our church, for obvious reasons, cannot in yestigate the history of parties to each marriage contract, the prcsbytery of Arkansas. in session at Augusta, Ark. does most earnestly overture the synod of Arkansas 10 assemble in Tex arkaNa, Ark. to memorialize the General Assembly of Arkansas at it's next session to amend section a19S, kirby's Digest, entitled The license maH he i'll the Following form, to-Wit,' ote., so as to place in the body Of the marriage license the following in- formation, to-wit
 st. Whether 9ithor party has been previously married.
 70 Whether either party has been divorced.
 g If either party has been di- vorced, which of the parties to the former marriage contract secured the divorce, and on what grounds and where granted
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-17
DIR. B. F. SMITH Magnetic Healer
 (Weltmar Method.) Chronic Specialist

All known diseases cured without the aid of drugs.
 Three treatments for demonstra- tions free. Guarantees to cure any case of chills in four treatments.
 Office ll7 North Beech stree cup stairs). Hours-9 to 12 a nl., to : ? m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-17
SYNOD TAKES UP
 DIVORCE QUESTION
PreSbyterianS Would Include Data Covering Matter in Licenses to Marry-Oyerture Sent to q
 Committee

Texarkana Ark. Oct 16.-The sy- nod of Arkansas of the Presbyterian church Thursday received an over- ture from the Presbytery of Arkansas, held at Augusta. Ark, requesting that the General Assembly of the state of Arkansas so amend the forms of marriage licenses as to include infor- nation as to divorces. The overture was referred to the committee on bills and oycrtures, of which Thomas C. McRae is chairman The overture follows.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-17

sSntbrsd at POstoffics Tt Pine BlnR. 2xk., As second class mall matter
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-06
ILL HEALTH RESPONSIBLE
 FOR SUICIDE
ROOSEVELT MAN TAKES HIS LIFE BY SHOOTING HIMSELF IN THE
 HEAD-wIFE WAS SICK, WHICH INCREASED HIS DEsPoNDENcY.

ROOSEVELT, Ariz., December B. Thursday afternoon about 3 O clock, J. D. Chapman committed suicide here by shooting himself through the brain with a 45-caliber revolver. The unfortunate man had been in i'll health for some time, and for the last week had been more than usually Respondent. Ab,at three weeks ago his wife, who was also in very poor health, returned to their home in Mesa for medical treatment. After her departure, Mir. Chapman seemed gloomy and low spirited. For one or two days previous to his death he had tried to borrow pistol from some of the men, but no one would zen him one, as they could see no reason for his needing such an article Be
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-06
A DISMAL DRAG WITH SUNSHINE
(By J. Watt Hogue)

By J. watt Hogue) It's dead hard drag to climb q dark
 hill And seek for the rocks as you go. It's dead hard drag to gather in
 wealth While your pluck and ambition are
 low. It's dead hard drag to pick off the
 gold From the rainbows in the sky. It dead hard drag to bring out a
 smile While there s evil in heart and eye. It's dead hard drag to drag out your
 days In this bright world of ours, If you re looking for snags on the dis
 nal side Of life with it's shining hours. It's dead hard drag, to you and to
 him To find some flaw with your friend It s dead hard drag, this life without
 smiles You II find it so to the end
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-06
WITH BUILDER AND REAL ESTATE DEALER
J WATT ROGUE,
 President
JAMES W. ROGUE. Vice President and Cashier.

Did you read rhythm but you lost time Der the study of the O the Did with grammar; tangle too In a wranglc of a tangle, and let it Did bet the candy with a graduated With the you win perhaps Did make a gamble that d win a of On 'sure thing in the distance Did the like a days. Of such advertising, paysf Did think the of Create And clothe riches its and iky Did dollar a own as sgooda Where lots gongi you a mssf Where cannot lose From into dollars, for really to know the HOME INVESTMENT in lots, and lots with houses thA and very fne That really tell to do, So we'll have bargains the selling part to you
 Home Investment Company
 sALE-HousEs RENT HoGUE ROGUE Manager Utility
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-06
CONTRACTS SAWARDED LATE YESTERDAY

for William -Lattry on East Oak street. Work will be pushed and the building will be ready for occupancy in about two weeks.
 A contract has been awarded Sims & Son for putting in a rustic side to the Dreamland theatsr and otherwise improving the building.
 On Monday morning work will be commenced on series of improvements to the Trust building. Windows will be
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-06

sides, they were a little suspicious tf his actions. He slipped into one of the tents, secured a weapon and then com mitted the fatal act. Death was almos, instantaneous. His relatives and fri ,nds in Mesa were notified immediately by wire. An inquest was held over ite body by Coroner Evans and verdict in accordance with the facts. Chapman had been an engineer for 0'Rourke k Co. on one of the derricks.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-06
For That Dull Feeling After Eating

I have used Chamberlain s Stomac h and Liver Tablets for some time, and can testify that they have done me more good than any tablets I have ever used. My trouble was heavy dull feeling after cating-David Freeman, Kenpt, Nova Scotia. These tablets strengthen the stomach and improve the digestion. They also regulate the liver and bowels. They are far super for to pills but cont no more. Get q free sample at all druggists and see what splendid medicine it is
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-06

cut to furnish light for ten rooms on the second and third floors. Other work will be done on the building.
 William Rattraw's new house on Oak street is rapidly nearing completion and will be ready for occupancy in few days.
 John Carnsew Is in the city from the o. D. Keystone, buying shade trees, shubbery, etc., to improve his residence on South street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-06

James P Moyle. late yesterday after noon, awarded contract to Sims & Son for the construction of fine six room house on First street between Maple and Cottonwood. This will be one of the most up-to-date houses in Globe and will cost about s200o.
 Sims & Son secured the contract last night for building three room house
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-06
|B|C MINING DEALS IF PAST WEEK
 STIMULATE ACTIVITY IN REAL ESTATE
Sevkral Deals for Broad Street Business Lots Are About Ready to Be Closed-A City of 35,OOO
 Predicted Two Years Hence

ten
 
 in residence change1h hands big deal be closed perhaps 
 Two deals Broad a Broad o lis closed apartment will be erected There of rfrontfoo capital negotiating the purchase F. C. Hines purchased and
 
 
 Mrs Hill 
 
  Wednesday and will probably will her the East Globe lcosa about Dave Heron has on  dandw Dceme
 Broadn
  January Bert Pratt her
 
  result of the and   Globe will
  and inn hotel and probably beyond will b. building which
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-06
..PEopLE's CASH STORE.

Everything in Ladies, Children's and Infants ready-to-wear clothes, under wear, shoes, suits and cloaks, waists, skirts, millinery, fancy goods, etc.
 DOLPH BAATZ & co. 686 Broad Street, Globe, Arizona
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-06

Ladies'! Don't fail to attend the sreot Removal Sale at Dolph Baatz 6 Co. Sec ad on Page 8.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-06

Jos. H. Hamill has opened offices over the postoffice. Hours: 10 to 1l:30 a. m. and 1:30 to 1 p. m.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-06

If you want QUALITY GOODS ask your grocer for the SOLwICO brand.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-06

THE CITIZENS BANK OF GLOBE DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUsI- NESS AND SOLICITS YOUR AC- CoUNT.-S. F. sULLENBERGER, PRES.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-06-23
ASSAULTED BY TRAMP.
Freight Conductor Wright Knocked
Out BY Man Who Escapes.

While attempting to put off a tramp
at Nassalboro yesterday afternoon
Conductor II. A. Wright of Train No.
Al was struck over the head with a
club in the hands of the tramp. The
blow knocked out the conductor and
his assailant made off The train crew
remained at that station quite a while
in an endeavor to catch the tramp, but
came on to this city with the injured
conductor and reported the matter.
Supt. G. II. Priest and Deputy Sher-
iff Rich took Train No. 80 to Vassal-
borO, but failed to locate their man
and they returned on the O'Clock
passenger train.
The injury to Mr. Wright is severe.
although not considered serious, and
last night he was resting comfortably
at his home on Ash street An effort is
being made to locate the assailant by
the local officers, who have good de-
scrip:ion of him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-06-23
sAGADAH0C.
BOWDOIN.

The store Of b. D. Coombs was
broken into Friday night and a sum
of money taken. 1t is not known just
what the amount was but it is thought
to have Leen quite a large sum, as it
was all that had been received dur
ing the Gay by Mr.. Coombs. 1t has
been his custom to take money out OF
the store every night but he neglected
to do 50 Friday night. Besides the
money ether things We're taken. No
clue to the guilty party or parties has
as yet been found This store has been
broken into several times before.
j. O. Roberts was called to Orrs Is
land Saturday to investigate a case of
cruelty to animals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Schnerr attend
ed church at Lisbon Falls Sunday.
a number of the citizens are plan
ming to meet at 3owdoin Centre
Wednesday, June "a, to grade the lot
around the Soldiers monument.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-06-23
9 Grove St.,
HARVARD-Y YALE RECORDS.
Sharp, but Friendly Rivalry Betwee
New Turbine Steamships.

Thirteen hours and hf,y-fivC min
utes is tho very latest record cStab-
lished on the metropolitan Steamship
line, III! the way by water between
Boston and New York. 1t is ON this
line that the two ina snifctnt express
steel Turbine steamships Harvard and
Yale are in commission. They are
twin ships. similarly oquipped and
similarly furnished in every respect
except as II the color Sch"mc which in
the case of tn" Harvard is crimson
and the Yale blue to match the uni
versitici. Tho schedule ut the Metro
politan fer this particular service calls
for /" hours from l"it to port.
This means that the Ships are eX-
pccted to cover Il diStancr -; 302is
nautical miles in the ti;nc stated. In
other words, they ar" II leave Boston
Undia Wharf and New York Ner
A.. foot of w. 10th street, every eve
ming tSunday included, at : l.. NJ. and
nre due at their destinations the fol-
lowing morning ut s o'clock. The fact
that the Harvard and Yale have kept
well within their schedule speaks vol
umes for the efficiency of the service.
They have even done much better than
Is hours on occasion, and in tact
have reduced the time more than a
full hour in one particular instance.
That was in the case of tn" :. :. fiar-
ward. leaving New York last Saturday
on time and arriving in Boston sun
day morning at 6.55. Her sister ship,
the Yale, previous to that time held
the record, having covered the dis
tancc between port. in II hours
fiat. Granting that wind and tide are
both favorable. which is never wholly
the case on this outside line. the aver
age time made by the Harvard would
he nearly % knots an hour. and for
some of the time doubtless not less
than 81.
Naturally this extraordinary speed
has aroused considerable commen
an1 the perfect schedule main
tanned is proving another of the
prime factors in populariZnE the new
express turbines. There has been
established too keen but friendly
rivalry between the pilot house and
the engineering departments of the
two ships. This rivalry has taken on
almost as sharp an edge as that ex-
listing between the crews of the Har-
ward and Yale universities themselves
II is a competition in which the pas
Sengers from day to day take Il very
lively interest.
Peter accommodations. 4 more
satisfa ctory cuisine and table or more
perfect service than that provided on
the Harvard and Yale does not exist
on any of the big Atlantic liners. The
,t,$ npIa in hnI n
pointments. and about 40 of them are
en-suite. With bath and hot as Wen
as cold water equipment. Then, too
there are 800 free berths in the cabin,
to say nothing of other emergency
accommodations. The price of state
rooms ranges from $100 UP.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-06-23
Brown Bod qe.

= very pretty wedding occurred last
Ivenlhg at the home of Mr. and Mrs
"iiillm f. Bodge of Nudd street
mhen thelr only daughter, Miss Glen.
uora' was married to William
Dio"h. 1hey We're unattended. The
NY "'ony was performed in the front
p'rior by Rev c. +. Stinson of tbe
congregational church. The narty
odi'e down stairs escorted bv the
members of the II. 3. Club. of which
W., we piidc is a member. Lohengrin's
wedding March was played bv Miss
wary, wary r. Davidson Following the cere-
''ony a reception was held
me bride is one of the most nonu,or -
young ladies of the city. She was edu-
..''ed :, IN the city schools and at Co.
purh Classical Institute. The groom 10
tha ~ 'elvsraph W5s operator in the office of
'he Waterville Sentinel. The partv ,of,
on the Pullman for Rutland W tha
mn nome ne OF Mr.. Brown. After their honey
moon they will reside in w.,-,v,',-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-06-23
Unclaimed Mail Matter

Men--Abbott & Gordon; Albert Gale.
Ayers, W. E.; Borton & Pin Paul
15fawn, George; Carlson. Carl.
Chrozier Thorn; Clair, Albert L.. cote
onlsime: Eldridge, b. G.; Fleminp
Johh' Hali' Wilbur; Hathaway, L. F.:
Jones John f.; Lessard. Wallace.
- ltahen' Joseph; Mangerol, Jimmie:
Murray, Russell; Murray, Russell s .
y Rrien A.; Perry, Arthur; Rosario
campo; Savage, VIM. R.: Shields
"m.' st. Hilair, Joseph; Taylor. Sam.
"omen-Baird. Miss Katherine
Barber, Miss Mary; Bills, Mrs. Almon
BrGWn, Mrs. Nina; Cole, Mrs. J. nj
greenwood Miss E.; Hilton Miss Mar
srette; McEwan, Miss Lila; Moore.
MISS Ethel E.; Nichols, George. Now,
el Mrs, Milton; Powers. Miss Mary
Saiiey' Mrs. Lena; Savage, Mrs. Agnes.
savage, Mrs. VIM. N; Vose, Mrs Fliza
- Worthing. Miss Mabel: Greene
MIS-. L. G.; McAlister, Miss Carrie
etlaneous-Havney, Peter.
foreign-August, Mesi j.; Ernesto.
Megaslni; Fernlleteault, Cbar,e-'
zones Frank; Jolicoeur. Nanoleon
morrlsey' Andrew r.: National RanJ,
~ west Troy; Neill Roy; Nord.
fletoro D.; Oweieno, Stanistaw
Poulin, Xavier; Roy, Dame, Victoria
ooinik' Nykolaus; Wotocko, Mike.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-06-23
LINCOLN.
DRESDEN.

schools in town closed June 10.
Miss Alice I. Rittal and friend OF
Boston are visiting the formers broth
er. I.loWcllyn Rittal.
\ dane" was held at tho Town hall
Saturday evening with music by
Mevors Orchestra.
Miss Carolyn sheldon closed Il very
successful term of school last Friday.
DIN that day Miss Sheldon and her
pupils took a hayrack ride to South
Dresden, where a picnic was held at
Hatch's Corner. In the afternoon they
were joined by Miss Pushard with her
pupils Ali had very pleasant time.
The pupils not missing a half day in
Miss Sheldon's school this term We're
Ruth Philbrook. Marie Robbins, Earl
Goud, Ralph and Carl Rittal Clifton
cate missed one day. Marie Robbins
won in spelling. missing only three
words during the entire term.
james H, Cameron and Miss Sadie
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-06-23

A stated conclave of st. Omer Com
nandcry will be held at the asylum at
7.2C sharp Wednesday evening. 1t VIII
he noticed that this conclave falls on
the night of the Gay Of the pilgrimage
to Portland harbor. Only small
amount, however, of regular routine
business will come before the meeting,
so that no one should let it interfere
with his plans to go on the pilgrimage.
AS to the pilgrimage everything now
indicates Il most pleasant and success
full trip. An unusually large number
Of the Sir Knights have signified their
intention to go. Skowhegan, Augusta
ard Gardiner will send big representa-
tons and it is hoped that st, Omer
will do her share Any Sir Knight who
fails to go will miss a day of rare
pleasure
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-06-23
COUNTY NEWS.
HANCOCK.
DEDHAM.

The young people of New Sentury
Grange presented the drama valley
Farm" to a full house Friday evening.
Supper was served by the ladies. fol-
lowing the entertainment. About $50
was added to the treasury fund
Miss Marcia Burrell is visiting in
Brewer.
Schools have closed for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Nancy Burrell has returned
from a visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Blood in East Bucksport.
Parties from the city are of almost
tains and lakes.
The Page Grammar school from
Brewer was at Green lake Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-06-23

A trolley road campaign has been
started in the upper counties of New
York State by the sulfragsts. 1t is led
by Mrs. Harriet Stanton Blatch, who
has associated with her in the work as
speakers and canVaSsers Mrs. de Riv-
era, Mrs. Johnston Wood, Miss Joseph
inc Casey of Chicago, Miss Maud
Molone, the woman who started the
open air meetings in New York; Miss
Cook, the winner of the Woodford
prize for cratory at Cornell University;
Miss Adelaide Fl. Bird. Il New York
lawyer. and Miss Helen X. Hoy, who
has just been appointed assistant coun-
sci to the New York charter commits
sion. The trip will cover all the towns
along The trolley line which runs par
aliel with the New York Central rail-
road down the Mohawk and Hudson
valley.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-06-23
The Senior Hop.

The Senior hop was held in Elks'
hail with about 80 couples in attend
ance. The hall was handsomely dec
Grated with japanese lanterns and the
windows We're draped. Wentworth $
Orchestra furnished the music. The
patroneSseS We're Mrs. Lawton, Mrs.
Parmenter, Mrs. Abbott, Mrs. Hill and
Mrs. Clukey. Henry Moor, A. b. Mer-
riam Frank w Carey and Francis ID.
Walker acted as ushers. The class
committee is composed of NJ. ID. Smith,
c. II. Libby. A. c. Thompson, i. S.
Farrar and H. NJ. Mitchell
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-06-23

The finest songsters among our Scot
tsl, warblers is undoubtedly the black
cap. | am afraid | can not describe its
song 1t has to be heard, it is never
forgotter-the rare sweetness. the pure
quality of the song. l can not compare
the blackcaps song with that of the
nightingale, for, unfortunately, l have
never heard the song of that bird. l
could never be in England in the prop
er time But | have often heard our
lark. and its song is bolder. louder,
more over whclming in its grand out
pouring Ct melody. But for sweetness
nothing has ever thrilled me like the
song of the blackcap.-The Scotsman.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-06-23
Augusta.
AUGUSTA LOCALS.
MUNICIPAL COURT.
Many and Various Cases Claim Atten-
ton of Tribunal Monday.

Judge Maher had another busy day
Monday and held three sessions of
court, morning, afternoon and evening.
In the morning Harry Griffith was ar
raigncd on complaint of William Rey-
noldS. the charge being assault and
battery, the details of which occurred
Saturday evening. 1t was alleged that
the trouble grew from the kicking by
Reynolds of Il dog belonging to Grif-
filth. from which treatment the dog is
said to have died, NJ f. Sawtclle al
pcarcd for Griffith and r. G. Earring
ton for Reynolds and after the parties
had been heard tn" court imposed on
Griffith Il fine of s. and costs
In addition to the above 10 men who
gave the names of John Coughlin, Jim
Rogers. Peter Footer Richard Burr
Daniel O'Connor. Arthur Cunningham.
L. j. Stanley. Will Hayden. David Kies
and John Smith. We're arraigned FOR
drunkenness and disposed of as the
eXigenCcs Of their cases seemed to de-
mand
In the afternoon City Marshal
Fletcher and his officers searched the
place of Catherine Allen at G3 Bridge
street for Intoxicating liquor and found
a small quantity, but as the evidence
secured at the hearing was not consid-
cred sufficient to hold the woman she
was discharged
In the evening on complaint of An
thony Costa John Silvia was arraign-
ed on Il complaint of assault with in
tent to kill. +. w. Whitehouse ap-
peared for the State and Joseph Will
hanson for Silvia. who on the advice
of his counsel entered a plea of not
guilty. The case was then continued
until o'clock this evening. Michael
Mccoy was also arraigncd in the even
ing on Il charge of single sale to
George Lawrence. and through his
counsel. w. H. Fisher. entered Il plea
of not guilty. This case was also con-
tinucd and will be heard at 4 o'clock
this afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-06-23
SOMERSET.
HAIR MONY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. c. Mclaughlin
have been on an excursion to Quebec.
The ladies mad a bazaar last Satur-
DAY evening at the hail, with 10-cent
entertainment and SOciable. There
was 4 full house and they realized
quite 4 sum for church purposes.
The Grange held services at the
church on Sunday, with Rev. Mr. Ham
as chaplain, who gave a very instruc-
tive discourse.
Miss Ida Cromwell will have a
school entertainment at the hall on
Saturday evening. Her school closes
this week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-06-23
COLBY COLLEGE.
Continued from Page One.)

pose and mission of this college. Per-
haps there is duty for US to perform
i'm saving the future college man from
the unsatisfactory shortcut collegiate
course.
When we come to understand what
the real mission of Colby is, when we
have the cooperation of all in melting
loyalty and when the undergraduates
buckle down to the task before them,
then shall the success of Colby be as
sured."