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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-04
PENING its seventy-hfth annual
convention before a brilliant
audience in the Bijou Theatre
last night, the National Con-

convention before brilliant
audience in the Bijou Theatre
~ last night the National Con-
ference of the Society of ST.
Vincent dc Paul began session Of
three days. during which every phase
OF charitable work known to the Ro-
man Catholic Church will be considered
and discussed by men and women who
have Srappled with the problems at
first hand. Addresses of welcome by
the Governor and the Mayor, discus
sions OF convention subjects by several
men prominent in the organization. and
the annual address by President Mulry,
were the features of the first night.
day the conference will continue its
meetings. sitting in st. Mary's hall, on
Marshall Street
Convention Month.
The beginning of the ST. Vincent de
Paul conference marks the opening
humber Of the nota BILE convention pro-
gram for Richmond during the month
of May. Surgeons from allsparts Of the
United States meet in the jefferson,
Hotel auditorium this morning to start
ia three days session for consideration
of the progress of their speciality
Papers will be presented by eminent
men OF science.
Tonight the National Conference OF
Jewish Charities opens its meeting
With a dinner at which there will he
a number cf prominent speakers. Fol-
lowing immediately after these gath
|erings comes the great National Con-
ference of Charities and Correction
on "Wednesday evening. into which
botl Jewish and Catholic societies
merge their membership in a general
movement for the amelioratlon of the
condition or the DOOr,
Not only have conventions. Charts
liable and scientific, been attracted to-
Richmond as a meeting point, for to
the city come also during the month
several prominent commercial organi-
cations of the country. Three great
associations OF supply and machinery
manufacturers and dealers meet here
IN Joint session In about two weeks
and later the American Cotton Mamie
facturers' Association will begin y
Richmond what its secretary prHdtcN
will be sne most Important sessloo
ever held in the interest OF TIE COZ.
ton trade.
rhc First Of Them.
Solemn high mass in the Cathedral
OF the Sacred Heart at II o'clock yes
terday morning was attended oy the
members OF the Society OF ST. Vincent
de Paul Tho Rev. Father Massey was
the celebrant, assisted by the Rev.
Father Gilsenar. deacon: the Rev,
Father Murphy subdeacon, and the
Rev. Father Hare, master OF csre-
monies, An address of welcome was
made by the Rev. Father ]. 3. o'Reil-
IN. rector OF the Cathedral, The con-
sregation was very large,
Al O'clock in the afternoon a
meeting OF the delegates In attendance
was held in the auditorium at Murphy's.
Ia organize and perfect the, arrange-
mcnts for this session OF the confer
ence. The program prepared was
adnpted the further sessions to be
held in st, Mary's Hall. on Marshall
Street. between Third and Fourth, The
following officers were elected for tha
coming year; .
President Hon. Thomas ". Mulr!' g
New York, Independents. Colonsa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-04
COTTON MILL. OPERATIVE
HILLS HUFF, a PAINTER

ATLANTA, GA. May 3.-James fluff
was shot and instantly killed late last
night by Jack Pierce, a cotton mill
operative Of this city near the corner
of Decatur and North Boulevard. Pierce
made his escape. rhe cause of the
shooting is not known, but persons
in the vicinity heard Pierce say to
Fluff: Jack, don't come any further, or
I'll kill you"
A momant later a shot was heard
and HUFF fell. Fluff was painter and
bore a good reputation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-04
Conventions Tomorrow
sr. N1NcENr DIE rAuL..


S A. N.-Nlnss, st. Peters Church.
lO:3O A. NJ, ::3O Pm. and S r.
M.-Confcrencc sessions Mt st.
Mnry'S Hall.
o to 1: p. M.-Pubiic reception at
Masonic Temple.
10 a. VI. aud 3P. M.-Lndie.' Aux
ilinry of st. Vincent dc Paul Socle-
tics meets in hall of House of Dele
gates.
NATIONAL CONTERENCEo OF, JEW
f .IsII CH.ARITiEs.;s.,.. X
10 A. NJ. and 8 r. M.-Public ses-s
sion in Beth Ahnbnh Temple, with
papers and discussions.
AMERICAN SURGICAL ASSOCIA-
TION.
0:3O a. NJ. mud /: r. M-Open scs-
sion In Jefferson Auditorium. Pre-
scntntiou of papers and addresses.
EycninE-Rcception at home Of
DR.. George Ben Johnston.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-04
nA1IEY's NIAJORITY WILL
RE BELOW .5,OOO VOTES

DALLAS TEXAS. May s.-Addtional
veturns from. yesterdays Democratic
eral counties not reported last night
cast majorities for Johnson, and It is
probable that Senator BnileN's maiori
" for delegate at large to the Denver
Convention Will be below $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-04
RAILROAD EMPLOlE
GROUND TO PIECES
rsnecialto The Times dispatch. |

LYNCHBURG, VA, May Cd, r.
Burnett. aged about forty-tive, night
pump engineer in the Southern yards
here was killed during last night by
a passing train. his body having been
found literally ground to pieces, at
daybreak. Evidently several trains had
passed ov,r the body when 1t was
discovered, When or how the accident
happened cannot be learned,
The body is to be taken tonight to
Summerville, S. s.. for burial.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-04
DERvIsHEs MURDER -,
4. A BRITISH SUBJECT

CAIRO, EGYPT. May. 3.---A British
subject, Scott Monoreiff, deputy In
spector Of the Blue Nile province; to-
gether with native official, has been
assasslnated at the instance of local
sheik, who proclaimed himself prophet
at Mesalmich, about l5o miles from
Khartoum. A small punitive force, led
BY the Governor of tho province, was
peryishes, The Governor was wounded
and two native officers We've killed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-04
WEEDS OUT Of ROYALTY
Prince Victor Takes Daughter of ,
Doctor for His Bride.

Doctor 1or His bridc.
Especial Cable TO The Times Dispatch.
NUREMBURG, May 3,--FollowinS
the precedent of Prince Karl, his eldest
brother. who married out of royalty
when he we'd Miss Berta Lewis, of
New Orleans. another scion ot the an
cient house of Tuscany has married
lHrauein Anna Rohrer. daughter of a
doctor in the little Bohemian town of
Schlackenwerth. near Carlsbad.
The Grand Duke Of Hesse has en-
dcavorcd to smooth the way for the
young couple by ennobling the coun-
try doctors daughter with the little of
Baroness Won Rombach. Prince Victor.
OF Iscnburs- Birstcin, the groom. Is
thirty-siX years OF age, and is cap
tain of cavalry in the Prussian army.
lie fell in love with IL wife when
she was little more than child
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-04
CATHOLICS open
SESSION !; OTHERS
TO START TO-DAY
Jewish Charities Meeting in
Evening and Surgeons
This Morning.
GREETING FROM POPE
READ LAST NIGHT
Governor Lauds Stand of catto-
lie Church Against the Divorce
Evil-Tllc Mayor, President
Mulry and Others Speak.
Convention Month
Begins.
Conventions To-Day
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL.

ST. VINCENT DE FAUL.
A. M.-sIass, ST. Peters Church.
1880 A. M.-Confercnco McGul
Union.
2.3O p. M.-Business session.
OP. M.-Informnl reception at Me-
Gill Union.
NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF JEW
IsH CHARITIES.
8 p. M.-OrcninE session and din
ncr Mt Jefferaon Auditorium.
AMERICAN SURGICAL ASSOCIA-
TION.
10 A. M.-Opcnins executive ses-
sion ut Jeffcrson Auditorium.
10;3O A. M.-Public session. pnp-
crs and discussions.
o. p. M.-stnE reception rendered
to the Visiting surgeons by DIR.
Lewis G. Boshcr at the Westmorc-
lnnd Club.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-04
Antlpolo Destroyed.

MANILA, May 3,--Antipolo, in the
province OF Moreng, was DESTROYED last
night by fire. -Four hundred houses
are homeless. Tho famous shrine was
saved, The fire was caused by light
ming, Antipolo has $500 inhabitants
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-04
SIX KILLED BY FIRE
Myrterisus Burning of Tenement
Causes Loss of Life and Injury.


Causes Loss of Life and Injury.
NEW YORK, May 3.-An early morn
ing fre in a four-story brick tenement
at No. II Humboldt Street, thickly
populated section of BROOKLYN, caused
the death OF six persons and the scri-
Gus injury OF four others. Every mem-
ber Of one family. consisting OF
mother and four children, are amons
~. dad There were many thrilling
rescues by police and tiremen, and II
was due to their brave work that the
death list was not larger.
A half-dozen or more persons VINO
we're trapped In the upper stories We're
saved by jumping into life nets. The
financial loss caused By the fire is estl-
mated at $4,000. The dead:
Mrs. Dora Abrams and SADIE. Carrle,
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-04
BARONESS COMMITS MURDER
shoots and Kills Her Husband and
Tries Suicide.

Berlin, May 3.-Baroness lido Won
Ruexleben shot and killed her husband
in their chateau at Buddenbers, near
portmund Saturday Just as he was
bout to retire. She then shot herself
but survives the self-inflicted wound
No explanation has been made Of the
occurrence.
Baron Won Ruexleben. who was OF
an old Thuringlan family, married
Wanda Won strombeck in Berlin last
November The baron was thirty-five
years old and bis widow is twenty
SiY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-04
BACHELOR or DIVINITY FOR
NORTH CAROLINA STUDENT

BOSTON. MASS, May 3,--Among the
successful candidates for the batchelor
Of divinity degree at Union Theologi-
cal Seminary. New York, IS Gilbert
Harmer Smith, OF Newton, y, =. ie
viii receive hts Degree with honors
at the commencement, May 18th.
Smith Is n bachelor OF arts, graduate
OF Trinity College in tho class OF 1904,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-04
1an nruths From RMhnnlc PIague.

sGUAYAQUlL. May S.-There have
been forty Eight new cases of bubonic
plague in this city since April ed
During the month of Aprll there We're
l3O deaths from bubonic and sixteen
deaths from yellow fever.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-04
WATCH WAS STOLEN
Would-Bc Seller OF Miss Winnie Davls's
Watch No Relation OF Davis Family.

MACON, GA. May 3.-Mrs. Margaret
RI. Jefferson Hays, Colorado Springs,
Col. writes to the Telegraph under
date Of April 30th saying that the
watch presented to her sister, Narin.i
Anne Davis, Daughter of the Confed-
,eracy, by Macon, Ga, Confederate Vet
erans. said to be on exhibition In q
Galveston, Tex, saloon, was stolen
from her sister. She says: 'Mr p, L.,
Davis-Kelly had no earthly right to
cell 1t, and is in no way related TO US.
/ never heard of him before
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-04
Imperial Salute.

The imperial guests were received at
the chapel doors by the metropolitan
Of the court and q number Of priests.
After the Emperor had been blessed
and sprinkled with holy water. he con-
Quoted the brida! pair to the dals be-
fore the great golden gates of the high
altar Tho wedding rings were brought
from the altar on golden saivers and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-04
With Great Ponp and Cere-
1nonyGrand Duchess Marie
Becomes His Wife.
ROYAL PERSONAGES
GRACE THE OCCASION
Emperor Of Russia Conducts the
Royal Pair to the Dais Of the
Imperial Chapel = Service
Performed by Metropoli-
tan and by Swed-
ish Bishop.

!. r, PETERSBURG. May a.--Prince
Wilhelm of Sweden, second son
y of King Gustave, the popular
J sailor prince, who visited Amer
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Avelin Hotel DESTROYED by
Fire and Many Bodies
Under the Ruins.
BODIES RECOVERED ARE
.NlANGLED AND CIIARRED
Guests, Frenzied by Flames,
Leap from Windows to the
Strcets-Number Of Those
Buried Under Debris
Is Not Yet
Known.

-oRT WAYNE, IND. May AT
least twelve persons lost their
lives in a fire which destroyed
! i the Avelin Hotel here early to-
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Commissioner Smith, Of Com.
merce and Labor Depart
rnent, Exposes Methods.
COMPARES NEWORLEANS.
METHOD OF GRADING
Says If New York Exchange
Cannot Exist Under Just
and Equitable System, 1t
Has No Excuse for
Existence at
All.

IN February the House OF Represen-
tatives ordered the Department OF
Commerce and Labor to inquire
into and.report upon the cotton ex-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-03
CURING CASE
 OF TETANUS
Believed to Have Been Accomplished by Injection of a25 Per cent >e.
 lution or sodium Chloride Directly
 Into the Spinal Chord.

New York, Sept. "A case 3t -e- tanus ic advanced stages has just been cured at St Johns Hospital. Brook lEu. T. is believed that the cure was effected through the use Of sodium chloride. aS advised by the special ists Of the Rockefeller Institute The patient was Alien koiloch. = years old. Of Woodhaven. L, [
 Three weeks ago. while at Pa1cogu4 his foot was run over and his toe bad r crushed Dirt got into the wound T. WAS cleansed, but the foot sxelled to almost twice it's normal size The swelling then was reduce. and ID alarm was felt. Eight days after the accident the boy found tla: ae cou.i not open his jaws.
 4 doctor pronounced the case to 5e rheumatism. The nex1 daE ehe boys jaws were more tightly c.incted than eyer and the doctor then decided is was suffering from tetanus He was Fu1hed to the hospital. His body be- came rigid and it was impossible 70 unbeni 1t. Then the injured toe was amupucaled
 Following the operation ! = per cent solution Of sodium chloride was injected directly into the spinal cord. Immediately the boys vitality began 70 ebb and he vas in 2 s-ara ot col- lapse for Is hours The injection ot 5000 units Of anri-retanas serum. salt solutions. were also used and g-aiu- ally his mouth began 10 open. He vas fed through a bottle. On the sixth day after the sodium chloride iniec- ton he began to show marked signs Of improvement. His recovery Eas rapid from that day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-03
NOW JOHN HAYES
 GOES ON THE STAGE

New York. Sept. John J. Hayes, winner Of lhe Marathon race at the London Olympic games. is the latest victim of the lure Of the foo-Iignts, according to the announcement made by q local vaudeville agency Hayes has signed a contract, it is said, to ap- pear in vaudeville theaters through out the country for a period Of 3o weeks. beginning in New York neXt Monday 1ight He vii, tell the story Of the Ma. aehon race and will give an exhibition Of his style Of running, using q treadmill for the purpose. He -~ill carry with him for advertising purposes the large bronze trophy which was his prize in the race.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-03
TO REPAIR
 FIFTH AVENUE

The commissioners of graveling dis trict No. 1, which is Fifth avenue. all nounced yesterday that the avenue from Main to Linden would soon be thoroughly repaired and again madc the leading boulevard Of the city. DGe to recent heavy traffic and the layius Of water mains the street has been badly torn up. pr. J. L. Caldwell an- nounces that he has completed ar engagements with the Cotton Belt rail- road for fifty carloads Of gravel which will be used in this repair work. which will begin in the near future.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-03
COMPROMISE PERHAPS
 IN INJUNCTION SUIT

It was stated on reliable authority ias- night that the parties interested in the injunction suit brought by tho Home Insurance Agency against F. 5. Bloom were working toward q con- promise. and that in all probability this would be effected Judge Gould
 withheld judgmen. yesterday but stated that if the parties concerned did not come to an agreement and effect a compromise he would render his decision this morning. The case in question was a suit on the part of the Home agency to enjoin F. B. Bloom from entering the insurance business in Pine Bluff, alleging that this was in violation of . former con- tract entered into by him
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-03
Judge naugh
 Denies Motions

Hearst News Special 10 the Graphic
 New York. Sept 2-Judge Hough ia q decision in the United S-at.s circuit court denied motions iu behalf O. Ta4odo-- T Price and Nose, Haas t9 quash indictments charging them with conspiracy to defraui -ae United S;aca-9 and 70 bribe government ot fcer in procuring advance inform2- non e9tceFning the cotton reoor- F 1aQ5
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-03
INJUNCTION SUIT
 FILED YESTERDAY

W. C. Crittenden, J. P. Walt, J. $. Barraque, L. Eilbott and T'J. Collier yesterday filed suit against the Cotton Belt railroad asking that the building of . spur track bE the rail road at .Altheimer be enjoined, The sui alleges thas the spur is for the private use of !. s Mcdonnell and by crossing public highway will impede public trave. and on those grounds the petitioners pray an in junction
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-03
BIG BARBECUE
 ON-LABoR DAY

Labor Day w..-~--~ceIeorated oH 6ig sca.s r E. Cheeks park Mon day. September :. wtlh barbecue and basket picnic This park is a3out one and half miles cut on ;aa Princeton road and >hacAs~wil transfer from car line. Two ball games between Hub and Farrell and between Dexter and Cotton Blossoms, will be played and many other attrac- tive features will he had to celebrate the occasion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-03
VI. D. WE'LL ANNOUNCES
 STUDIO 3rtE!NC

M. N D. McNeiu annouac2s the orsaG-- of his Schoo, Of nus't an Nsd2r z,:aE. September ,. Instruction Il Yo;-s culture, piano, harmon rep srtoiT. etc. Call at once for terms and 'lcprz. Studio corner Sixth and Main. Studio hours. S:3o 10 Ii all 5o 90. 91 t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-03
EDCAL AND OTHERWISE
 . < [ = ( < | | ( | . | | .

Wanted buy loo cords ot l. lS9- pine wood " \. T7g.ock.
 6
 For saie-Gentle family horse and ..ssod buggy Apply 3ts West EIgh- @2@satn street. G
 For rent-A desirable cottage on sss5Eah avenue. near in; not and cold ra4a- Jas. Gould. C
 Wool batting manufaetHred by F. IL Acruman's woolen mill. F'ordyce, erx Enquire Steam Dye Works, No. z r3 Louisiana street. 3t
 Have you seen SNOW FLAKE! yT not call at e0s West Second and saesk to be shown. They are pleasing rse the eye. slo.50. TOMLINSON X xNDX.
 The Pine Bluff Moving. Baggage z1s Storage Company makes q spe rzalty 0: moving goods and has pad &e3 and up-to-date vans for this pur- 1ose Both phones 6l 3 90 In
 Generally debilitated for years. Ezzl5 sick headaches, lacked ambition, wzs wor1-out and all rundown. Bur s1aek Blood Bitters made me a we'll -ssnan Mrs Chas Freitoy MoosuD, s@s4rn (t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-03
BRIEF MENTION.
< < < : < < < | < ' ! | : : !

John Gillespie leayes t9day on a brief visit to Chicago.
 Frank Berry and fannEtT nave re- turned from Versailles, Ky.
 Mrs J F Smith and Mrs. I. J. Da- f.s are visiting in Little Rock.
 Henry speers and Henry Haiztip left yesterday for New York
 Mrs NJ R Stewart left yesterday for Chicago on month : yisi5,
 Miss Georgie Wilkins has returted rom q visit to AsaeviI.e, N C.
 Little Miss ZeIIa Galloway who has -q4i1e sick -Is~nuch iurpove4-
 Mrs. (. C. Gillespie and daughter Ina May. left yesterday morning on a visit 10 Little Rock
 Misses lola and Helen Phf-po: have returned from an extended v.s.c to Chicago and the Great Lakes.
 Mrs. ". T. HysIop returned Wednes- day from Stamps. where she visited her son for several weeks
 Mrs A ". Galloway and I.esle son Of Sweden are in the city the guests of NJ. and Mrs. ". NJ Galloway.
 Miss SalIie Morton. head oi the mil .ine-y department ot the Gordon Store, has returned from her vaca- ton
 Mrs John F. Rutherford and little daughters. Norma and Gussie, have returned from three weeks visit to Hot Springs
 Misses Willie Belle cordelia and Lucille Mason of Little Rock have re- turned home 4tJe. a pleasant 9isir to L. T. SalIee and family
 Mrs Vim Burke and children, Bar ney and Juanira, returned yesterday after five weeks trip through Texas, Mexico and Arizona.
 Arthur Mullegren. who recently ac- cepted a position with the Western Electric Company at Chicago, has been forced to come home on accGQnt Of illness
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-03
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Capt. N. T. Roberts VIII nave en- ire charge Of our abstract books and will be glad to serve our patrons.
 KSoy-ROBERTS ABSTRACT co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-03
REMOVAL NOTICE.

IT order to keep pace with ny in- ereasing business. I have purchased the lease and furniture Of the Tray elers Fire Insurance Go, and will move into said office at No. IT. Main street Sept. 1 Respectfully,
 < % dtf GEO. W. BYINGTOE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-03
QUARTERLY
 CONFERENCE

Tn, third quarterly conference for 5h4 Frs Methodist church will 3e a-id Thur-dae -veuing at 20 o'clock. All officia. members are requested 70 5e present
 N. ". CHRISTIE. P. E.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-03
Wagons are Lower. Two cars Studebaker Wagons just received in all sizes. Buy a Studebaker at lower prices than inferior ones will cost you.
 K. M. KNOX.

Feel languid, weak, rundown? :? Headache? Stomach "o6"?-Just q plan case Of lazy liver. Burdock Blood Bitters tones liver and tomach promotes digestion, purifes the blood
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-03

< Prof C. II. BgousA---ssiso'-tY tYo!fs the chair of histor! and economics at the
 University of Arkansas. .eft the city yesterday after a brief stay in the in terests Of the University. Dr. Broush is one Of the most popular instructors of the [. Of A.. and is widely known in ,he state as an able Iec,i-er-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-03
NOTIC F..

The banks of Pine Bluff. Ak. ~i.5 be closed Labor Day, Monday, Septem- Der :, 1908. legal holiday |
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-03

Ernest Harrison is vizitl> this week in Little Rock, going within a few days to Birmingham, Ala. where he will attend the pos5otice clerks convention, to which he has 6era sent as a delegate from the local associa-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-03
E-E. OdL .. puUCt.
 EAGLE IRON WORKS.

Farmers. mechanics, railroaders, Ia- o5fers rely on Dr. Thomas Eciectric Oi. Takes the sting out ot cuts, hurus or. bruises at once. Pain can not stay where t is used (D
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-03
sToETA.. s'%@':: s.,,''z; ~ Izr z. 7 :. = .

The most scientifically c3aiGctsd milk plan ia :h= s.a.e tiea, Da.-y
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-03

Rev. R \. Walton. the noted evan 'selisr who conducted . reviva. at the Presbyterian church several months ago. passed through the city yester day eu route to Texarkana
 Dr. J. L. Caldwell Of the Beard ot Trade has returned from his vaca- ton spent in North Carolina, where he was one Of the principal speakers at the Presbyterian evangelical con terence held al Montreal.---------
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-03
There is nothing better: sweet. clean. comfortable: SNOW FLAKE mattress. S1.c,8. TOMLINSON { KNOX.

Phone us and We will call for your checks and deliver your baggage. We have contract with both railroad companies giving US exclusive rights to solicit baggage on trains and a. Union Station. P'ue Bluff Moving
 Baggage and Storage Company. Both phones 6t- 90 In
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-03
ATTENTION, GINNERS.

Had you not better have your boil CTS tested and De sure they are safe ? Way take the risk? It is oniv a minor expense 10 apply test pump and prove the condition. repair boil. CTS. make stack and breeching and carry 8 stock of fues Of all kinds and all other boiler materials. I have sev- e-al repaired engines and boilers for sale Call Or phone.
 EAGLE IRON WORKS.
 Corner Fifth and Tennessee St, 8 2 2v Pine Bluff Ark
 Earr1,er. n1anha7faS raif-oa1a~S Ia.
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SNOW FLAKE. SNOW FLAKE.

-Remember the new steam dye house No. 71s Louisiana street (patronize homel work equal to any city dye house. Drop US a card and We will cali on YOU. l 3t