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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-28
Mrs. Bryan in Social Life.

Mrs. Bryan makes friends wherever
 she goes. and she has very wide ac- Quaintance and legion of warm per
 sonal friends to whom she is very
 loyal. Should a friend be in distress,
 Mrs Bryan never fails to send a note
 of sympathy, perhaps some flowers, and should an intimate friend lose a dear one she would if possible fur ther show her sympathy by attending the funeral services. Of late years when Mrs. Bryan's duties have in- creased an hundredfold, she has little
 time for social calls and although she has often spoken of the making of party. calls as a pretty custom. she does not. of necessity, obser' it. She attends social functions only when they ] are given by very close friends, but other things demand her time. Mrs. Bryan does not have a regular at
 home" day, nor does she do very much entertaining. Occasionally she gives a la .ge reception when she has the pleas uHe of seeing her many friends. The
 usual entertainments at Fairview consist chiefly Of luncheons and din- ners ;tt which Mir. Bryan's friends are entertained.
 Mrs. Bryan greatly deplores the complicated conditions surrounding
 the home of today. The American
 omen should dispense with such eX- tensive elaboration and simplify things as much as possible" she said. "They must learn to distinguish essentials from non-essentials Her years trip
 around the world, but added strength
 10 Mrs Bryans opinion of the Amer
 ican's woman's executive ability and excellent management. She thinks the American women will eventually solve
 many Of these perpleXing problems
 and thereby set the example. She
 says that in no other country on the
 globe are women so thoroughly at the heal of he house as in America and this is certainly true in the best selse 0i hef&ei..-Commercia Ap- peal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-28
Einlliohd IEnel-

Maybe Ray does mot know .he dr. ference.
 ToIay ;4 the day ,aa. IIoJ Springs will have q sad story Q gelf hy wire.
 There's no uSo crying oyer spilled milk Lel,s run the cid COW in today and fill the huckct again. Manager Riggs is a clever fellow. He has a gentlcmanly bunch of bal players about him and several of them are big enough to give Jelfrics run for his money in the prize ring.
 The local fans are highly pleased with the showing made yesterday by the Pine Bluff club. The loca. boys should have had the game Ii was q case of grand larceny, pure and sim pie
 Deaver has been playing in hard luck of late. His pitching arm is all right. but his score card has been working overtime in the interest of other teams. But wait. Ii comes 10 those who wait and Deavpr is a pa tient fellow. any Way
 Poplar Bluff took Arsentas meas ure yesterday and handed Pitcher Me- Adams a lemon. Luehrson proved al- most inyincible in the box for the MisS0ufians. Five scattered hits were scored against him, while the crack Argenta pitcher was hammered for ten.
 For the sake of a better standing in the State League the fans over the State will doubtless rejoice over the victories of Popial Bluff and Helena yesterday. If Pine Bluff would not have been treated unfairly the victor ies would have been complete over the circuit
 The sporting writer of the Graphic witnessed the game between Helena and Hot Springs aJ Hot Springs Sun day. Helena lost it's sixth straight game 10 Hot Springs on that day and to see Kings men try 10 play
 
 have not been able to get off near the top of the ladder. King would do we'll to strengthen his team. It's gen. eral fielding is awful bad and there seems 10 be 10 judgment whatever among the players. With all of this the Helena boys are sluggers and several of them demonstrated this in Sunday contest. They managed to win their first game yesterday from Newport.
 Manager Sullivan on Wednesday night bid good bye to Pique, X. o. GreEe, Harrington and OQuinn It was quite a bunch to fire at one timt but "Sully. is equal to any occasion The two last named were partly re- sponsible for the F runs scored by NeWnorj in the second game.-Nev- pa.t Independent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-28
THE MAN IN THE CASE NICHOLS, The JeWeler.

Low prices '9n Elgin an: Naltham Watches.
 Eye Glasses T speclA,ty. Eyes lested free. Corner Thir' avends Au: Main ,Gt!ect. MUr.Ns Packing -o. building
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-28

TwO-base hits-Coyle.
 Three-base hi;s-Green Hit by pitcher-By Deaver tCrill- mins).
 Bases on ba.ls-Off Wright 3. Struck out-By Wright &. by Denver i.
 Double plays-Parrott to O'Hearn, Lisles to Crimmins to Coyle, Clayton 10 Taylor, Taylor 10 Flood, Clayton 70 Taylor to Flood.
 Passed ball-Pamott.
 Time-1: 80.
 Umpires-Welch and Roy (players}.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-28

The absence of Umpire Crotty, who as to have ofiiciated at the game be . Ieep Pine Bluff and Hot Springs yes fd&y afternoon at Forest Park, cost Ina Bluff the victory. The ineXcus- M rulinss of Ray of the Hot Springs ub. who with Welch of the locals, fed as umpire, were responsible for e failure of Beavers hard working he Knots to add another game ,n' to their percentage column. The local boys put up a much bet article of ball Monday than they we presented for several days and was indeed discouraging to the fans Witness such a plain effort on the It of Acting Umpire Ray to favor bows from the Valley of Fapors, t he succeeded in giving the game the visitors in series of rank de- lions. So unfair were his rulings at 1t was deemed best for his own election, as well as fairness to the eat American game, to remove hlln the fifth inning and Welch assum- full charge on the diamond.
 The contest was interesting and eN- Ing throughout. It was character M by fast ball tossing, hard hit Y and several magnificent double Nax Denver was on the firing line the Pine Knots. He held his bats m under control throughout the le Innings and had it not been for sFotten'' decisions of Umpire
 -Four boys stood an excellent an0e to carry off the hOnors. Deav- A11Dwed eight hits, four of which feI3ecured by First Baseman Coyle, neavy hitting Hot Springs lad. Hl6se stick work was easily the fea- koNf that afternoon. He made two 4A runs made by the visiting club M credited with twelve assists on anitial bag.
 1G Pine Blulfians had their batting
 8 yesterday. They secured six Mdrives off Wright, reputed to be V~beN. twirler in the Hot Springs N fright, however, made up for N1ing by striking out eight b.
 tsmen. De aver sent four men
 bench on strike-outs.
 Hot Springs club will play here
 today The locals are improv
 little in their batting and hope
 pect with the curves of the wis
 iabman today. Denver says we
 Win today and stop that win
 treak of Hot Springs. The at
 ce yesterday was large.
 The Official Score.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-28
PAVING DISTRICT NO. IS Special Assessment.

The tax books for the collection ot the specia, assessment upon the real property in Paving District No. IS
 (West Barraque street) in the city oi Pine Bluff has been placed in my hands.
 All owners Of real property lying in the district are required to pay their assessments to me within thirty days from this date. If such payment is not made action will be commenced at the end of that time for the collection of such assess ment and for legal penalties and costs. Given under my hand this 10th Gay Iof April, 1908. A. G, RUSSELL, City Collector Office City IIau,, 2 a. m. to 12 III. I4:io:d3ot
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-28
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Batteries -Ga.e4.;t. Gllta@l and Dacosta; Meridian, Sc,1i.z and Graf tiHs. tmPf"e CiryeaU@,
 E !: F F1CksJG.g ...z......- -...-...---.--5 l4. Columbus .........-.....- -s..--..---...-I a Batteries Eickshu1. sample and Kre3-; FaauHus, Prlanr ana TotE i'm9,@e, I3r8qGe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-28
IIanel.tc"s oi t'ir tamivdgYary.

Tho Daughters ut the ConfederarH will meet win Mg5. j. F. Johnson ,ht# afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-28
-s...-:.i.. .inh WLa LIZ. .eaulanre.

Mr. nj}ar1 Saunders will ae h8s.- 's~ te s;la sesame g5a5 ta.s 4f.o2- neon T-o col3 a.I moa at | o'-I clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-28
Where They Play.

Hot Springs at Pine Bluff. Poplar Bluff at Argenta. Helena and Newport at Brinkley.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-28
BASEBALL 1
Arkansas League Standing.

Yesterdays Results. Pine Bluff 1, Hot Springs 1 Poplar Bluff {, Argenta l. Helena !, Newport ,.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-28
"A To7TA, Bears the 1lha Kind You Have Always Bought Signature sf &M2z<zx

FOR SALE-Tomato, cabbage and all other kinds of vegetable plants. Apply to Pic AIcrlo. Old phone 8.3.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-28
Cotton States League.

Datteries-Jackson, Barber and Ott: Monroe, Brazele and Kitchens. - -'~'
 4~ .'R H r GulfpOrt ....... .:-...Z lV 'a.s:q 's < .s .lta. lee.4t 4.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-28

Summer breeze does not compare to the cooling effect of Imon Brew. 3:99:1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-28
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-28
Arkansas State League.

Arkansas State League.
 E II F ArGenta .......-.... ........l J 5 Batteries-Poplar Bluff, Luehrson and Hopper: Argenta, McAdams and Dudley.
 <; Brinkley-- R II E :{elena ,........... .........7 10 3 Newport ....... ...........,.5 : atteries-Helena. Herr and Schmidt; Newport. Heiglefort and Ritter. Umpire. Moore.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-28

The ".hourf'.. of the flock is Sue { zestsss syss flour ahdu tzH'. F 3-15-::
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-28
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-19
Loeh Issues statement.

Oyster Bay. N. r., Sept. iS.-Secre- tary. Loeb's attention was called today to the letters read by William R. Hearst at a political meeting in Co., lumbus, Ohio, Thursday night which included correspondence said to have passed between, Senator Foraker. of Ohio. Congressman Sibley. of Penn sylyania. and John D. Arch bold. of the Standard oil Company.
 Tonight MT. Loeb issued the fol- lowing official statement, presumably in reply to that portion of the corres- pondence in which MT. Sibley is al- legged to have called on the President in behalf. of the Standard oil Com pany: f9
 When Secretary Loeb's attention was called to the alleged letter to ex- Congressman Sibley, he stated that Mir. Sibly was one of several hundred peo- pie in the political and social world who at different times appealed to the President not to prosecute the Stand. ard oil Company. To all these people the President listened with all po- liteness and consideration. He found himself unable to agree with any of them however. and the prosecutions were accordingly ordered continued and are ip progress at the present time" f fE6
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-19
Haskeil Denaes Statement.

Chicago. Sept. ls.-Gov. Haskell, of Oklahoma, gave out q statement here tonight denying that he had ever had anything to do with the Standard oil Go. as charged by Mir. Hearst at Co., lumbus.
 z Tt Is true that Mir. Haskell was mentioned In the records said Gov Haskell. but instead of being me, il was W. J. Haskell, a. former United states Marshal at Cievelend, Ohio. and now an employe of the District of Co., lumbia. Frank s. Monett, former Attorney General of Ohio, knowing this to be true. came all the way to Oklahoma last year to exonerate me during my campaign.
 .'Mr. Hearst's statement at Colum- bus Is just like his assertion about my fight against union labor. It Is false MT. Hearst is not mistaken, he is not misinformed--he knows all the facts and Is knowingly and dellber- ateIy perverting them. I never in my life had any relations of any kind with the Standard oil Company nor any re- quest from that company or It's of- ficials to act for them in any capacity"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-19
STORM TOSSED BOAT IN PORT Steamer Colon Arrives
 at Last. THREE OF CREW LOST LIVES Thrilling Experience in West Indian
 Hurricane. vessei Was Battered By Wind that Blew 100 Mres an Hour, but
 the Passensers
 Are Safe.

Colon, Sept. 1s.--The steamship Colon, half-masted and showing evi- dences of distress. came slowly into port this morning. She had been badly battered by the hurrisane en- countered Sunday. Three members Of her crew lost their lives while engaged in the hold in repairing a water tank.
 The Colon belongs to the Panama Railroad Company. She left New fork Sept. 10, and was due to arrive here yesterday.
 She encountered the hurricane at a point forty miles north of Waiting Island. The wind blew 100 miles an hour and tremendous seas were soon sweeping over the vessel. The state roons and the dining saloon were flooded. one of her smokestacks was carried away, three boats were wash ed overheard and the wireless telegraph apparaturs was dismantled. orders were given that no passengers be all lowed on deck and the travellers had to spend Sunday and Sunday night in the dining saloon.
 The water got to the mail bags and the registered and ordiary mall was badly damaged.
 Sunday night passed with the ship iaboring through the storm, and the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-19
INDIANA LEGISLATURE.
Special Session is Called by Governor
 HanIy.

Indianapolis. Ind. Sept. 1s.-A spe- cial session of the sixty-frst General Assembly of Indiana convened today under a call from Governor J. Frank Hanly to consider the following sub- jects:
 A county local option bill; bill giv- ing the Governor additional authority to prevent destruction of property by should any be threatened: a bill to re- peal a grant made to the Vincennes University of $12O, 900 by the last Leg islature. and a bill to correct an er- TOT in bill passed by the last Legis- lature by which unexpended funds of State institutions would revert to the general fund on September 30th.
 The subject of absorbing interest is the county option bill which is favor ed by the Republican platform and Is be- ing supported by Governor Hanly and the Republican members with a few exceptions. Democrats are opposing the measure with a few exceptions, and whether the bill will be passed is probiematIcal.
 Republican campaign leaders oppos- ed calling the special session on the eve of general election, doubting the political propriety of the action. The Governor could not be swerved from his determination and has been en- dorsed by church conferences, minis terial associations. the Anti-Saloon League and other temperance oreani- zatlons. Opposing interests have been equally active.
 The Senate has thlrty-six Republi- cans and fourteen Democrats. The House has hfty-three Republicans and forty-seven Democrats The election yesterday to fill vacancies resulted in the gain of one Democratic Senator.
 Party conferences and caucuses were held to outline plan of action.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-19
GoMPERs WON'T ANSWER.
Contempt Proceedings Come to 6 Sud-
 den Fad. ... -i.s r-s

den End. .. f.a z. re
 Washington, Sept. 1S.-The taking of testimony in the. contempt proceedings against Messrs. Gompers, Mitchell and Morrison, officers of the Federation of Labor came suddenly to a temporary close today.
 At that time Mir. Davenport sought to question MT. Gompers concerning editorials printed in the current Sep tember number of The Federationist, and on the advice of Counsel Mir. Gompers refused to answer because the utterances have been made since the filing of the contempt cases. A num- Der of questions bearing on this issue were put to witnesses and 1t was agreed that they were relevant.
 It Is probable that they will be pre- sented to the court on Monday, but Attorney Dalston, acting for Mr Com pers refused to accept Informal nos tice of the court proceedings unless MT. Davenport. acting for the Buck Stove Co.,, would accept informal mo- tice of a motion by him (Ralston) for the limitation and defining of the scope of the inquiry.
 This MT. Davenport refused to do be- cause he said his entire thirty days for the taking of testimony might be con- stunned in the argument of the institu- ton for limitation.
 Mir. Ralston took occasion to state that he did not object to Mir. Gompers replying to questions regarding the September Federationist as he did to MT. Davenport's effort to pile up un- necessary testimony.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-19

called a socialistic party. and have been denounced as a socialist. I con tend that the Republican Party. not the Democratic Party. is aiding the SO cialistic party and this is evidenced by the fact that the socialist leaders prefer Republican success to Demo- cratic success. They fear the Demo- cratic reforms will retard socialism, and they believe that Republican abuses can be used to arouse opposi- tion to the entire competitive system. We appeal to the sober sense or the American people and ask that they join us in the Inauguration of reforms which will restore the government to It's old foundations and win for the government the love of all the people by making it the protector of every class and the friend of every legiti- mate interest and enterprise,
 Mir. Bryan spent the night al the home of MT. Hilbert Carey and VIII leave tomorrow for New Haven and Providence.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-19
Notice Of Final Settlement.

IN THE CITY COURT OF MONTGOMERY.
 IN EQUITY. W. M. Wlikerson, Administrator. vs. Josiah
 M Wilkerson. Minor.
 This day came W. NJ. wilkerson. Ad. ministrator. with the will annexed of ths estate of C. w Wilkerson. deceased. and filed in said Court his account and voueh- CTS for final settlement of said decedent's estate. and the same having been referred by order of the Judge of said Court to the undersigned. Register. for examination and report. It is ordered that Monday the 6th day of October. 1908. be appointed as the on said day, and that all persona interested may appear and contest the same. if they think proper.
 W. H. PARKS. -sat-3t Register.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-19
In Honor of DudIer.

Rio Janeiro. Sept. 1s.-Dr Jose Car los Rodriguez, proprietor of the Jour nal of Commerce gave a farewell dln- nre in this city last night in honor of Irving B. Dudley. the ambassador to on his regular leave of absence.
 Dr. Rodriguez proposed the health of the Ambassador and said in his brief speech that the impression left by MT. Dudley upon Brazilian society never could be effected. In his reply the ambassador thanked his host for his kind words and announced that he would return in four months to con- tinue his labors of bringing the two countries Into closer relations.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-19
AM EMPHATIC DENIAL.
Night Riders Have Not Visited Shu-
 bufn. Miss,

Meridian. Miss. Sept. 1s--The report widely circulated in newspaper publi- cations to the effect that Night Riers' had made their appearance at Shubuta, Clark County. Miss. was tonight given emphatic denial by Mayor W. H. Pat ton, of that city. in card to the pub lie The incident upon which the re- port was based was said to have been a meeting of the Farmers Union at which there was not even a suggestion of radical procedure
 Mayor Patton's explanation Is en- dorsed by the five Aldermen of Shu- buta.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-19

Cuticura Soap, box of Cuticura Ointe ment and e bottle of Cuticura Resolvents and before we had used half the Resol. vent I could see . change in him. h about two months he was entirely well. What did you get to cure your baby2' and all we can say is, It was the Cuti- cura Remedies 30 in us Cuticura will always have firm and warm friends. George F. Lambert, 13e West Centre St., Mahsnoy City, Pa, September 2o and November (, 1o07."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-19
HEARST READS
 MORE LETTERS
tcohtinued from Page one.)

copies of MT. Archbold's correspondence than for Mir. Hearst to have either em- ployed or dealt with thieves.
 MT. Archbold characterizes MT. Hearst's statement regarding an al- legged attempt to bribe former Attor- ney-General Monnett of Ohio as pure fiction and says they were arrested and exploded long ago.
 As to the statement of alleged re- lations of Governor Haskell of Oklaho- ma and the Standard oil Company and contributions through him or any one else to the Democratic campaign fund. there is not a shadow of truth in them.
 Mir. Hisgen's insinuations about burning his plant are absord and un- worthy of notice."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-19
Sympathy in Frnnce.

Paris, Sept. 1s.--The French press is unanimous in it's expressions of pro- found sorrow and sympathy with Or vile Wright in his accident at Wash ington. The views generally held are that this accident demonstrates that flying with heavier than air machines is not yet an accomplished fact and stin attended with great peril.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-19
To Bring Cutts Back.

Mobile, Sept Is-(Specisl )--Deputy Sheriff Charles Cherry left at noon today for Brewton, Ala, where he goes to bring back to Mobile William Cutts. a white man. wanted here for aband- onment of family. A warrant was sworn out here for Cutts some time ago but he has just been located and will be brought back here to stand trial
 Sam Strauss will serve extra fine turtle soup today. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-19
MILLIONS OF PEOPLE

keiy on OuttCuFA kemeoieS.
 Millions of the worlds best people use Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, assisted, when necessary, by Cuticura Resolvent Qiquid or pillO for preserv- ing, purifying and beautifying the skin, for ec1emas, irTitations and infamma- tions. for cleansing the scalp of crusts, of falling hair, for baby rashes, itchines and channgs, and many sanative, anti septic purposes which readily suggest themselves to women, as well as for all the purposes of the toilet, bath and nursery. Guaranteed absolutely pure.
 Cutacurs Soap (a5e.). Ointment (60e,). Resolvent (B0e.l, and Chocolate Coated Pilla (26c) are sold throIiehout tho world. Potter Drug q Chem corps Sole Prope, lg1 Columbus Ave, Boston
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-19
A SWEEPING AUDIT
MOBILE DEMOCRATIC CLUB TO
 TAKE HAND.
An Andit VIII Be Made of All the Books of Every Department of -s'5
 City and County. FF F

Mobile. Sept. iS.--(Special ls--whtle not officially announced. it is learned from a reliable source that the Dem- ocratic Club of the city and county of Mobile, the organization which had out ticket at the last election under the name of the Business Government Club. win have an audit made of all books of every department in the city and county of Mobile.
 The sweeping audit. according to one of the leading members, will be made if the cost is not too great and will probably be started immediately.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-19
COLLECTOR W. F. TEBBETTS
 SEIZES OBSCENE POSTCARDS

Mobile, Sept. ls.-(special.)-Colie tor of Customs W. F. Tebbetts has seized upon a lot Of obscene postal cards that came through the local postoffice from Spanish Honduras and addressed to parties in Detroit.
 The cards are said to be very inde- cent and obscene and will be turned over to the Government authorities.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-19
Accident In RussIan Mine.

Yusovo. European Russia. Sept. 1s.-- Seven miners were killed and a large number injured yesterday afternoon by the caving in of the roof of the Veroffsky mine. The accident occurred after working hours, when many of the men had come to the surface.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-19
Germnnv DepIoren DIan.ter

Berlin, Sept. 1s.-The press of Der lin today contains many articles ex- pressing sympathy with Orvilie Wright on his accident at Washington. Cap tain Won Hildebrandt, the aviator ex- pert, In an interview, deplores the dis aster. and hopes for the full recovery of Mr. Wright for greater achieve ment.