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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1908-07-23
The EdIson Concrete House. !.


Few inventions could have such
widespread effect at once upon do
mestic architecture, the building
trade and the housing conditions of
working people as the devising of
new, quick and inexpensive method
of constructing dwellings suitable for
the housing of those who cannot paw
high rents.
This, however, is just what Mr.. Edi-
son proposes in his plan for establish
ing the new industry of manufactur.
ing inexpensive houses out of con-
crete, poured in one piece by the use
of enormous molds. The idea, If car
ried to commercial success, is certain
to prove the most revolutionary inno-
walton in building construction since
the introduction of the steel frame
Office building. 1t will be step for
ward in the utilization of the method
of cement construction which goes
far beyond anything yet attempted
The use of concrete in house building
is already established successfully in
this country and abroad, but nothing
like the proposed plan of pouring
dwelling hoIses In moulds, as one
would po flooring or a pier, has
been even suggested before
Nevertheless Mr. Edison is conf
dent and enthusiastic over the sue
cessful development of his plans,
which he believes will, in effect, re
duce to a minimum the two prime ele.
ments in building construc tion, those
of time and cost.
The novel feature of the p oject
developed by Mr.. Edison consists in
the use of moulds as a means OF mold
ing the concrete structure in form
during the drying process. The
moulds are to be composed of cast
iron plates. The details of their di.
mensious are undetermined, but it is
expected that the plates will vary in
thickness from three-fourths inch to
seven-eighths inch 1t is the inven-
tors expectation that it will be found
possible to construct two houses per
month with one set of moulds and to
secure variety of design it is propos-
ed to have six sets of the forms made,
at an estimated aggregate cost of
about slO5,OOO.
The size of the building which Mr.,
Edison proposes TO erect on these
terms is twentY-one feet by forty
nine feet, with height of thirty-fve
feet, not including the cellar. The
walls are to be twelve inches thick,
decreasing to eight inches of the Sec
ond story. The roof will be six inch.
es in thickness and the floors and
partitions uniformly four inches
through. Industries for
July.
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FORT HILL.
July 20, 1908.

July 20, 1908.
Mrs. Mary Bobb, of Springfield, is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
1. W. Stults.
Henry Countryman and Bert Shafer
we're visitors in Hillsboro Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Rhoads and children
called on S. S. Dearduff and family
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Mat Rhoads and nephew, Lind.
ley East, we're business visitors in
Hillsboro Thursday
Robert Lope and Colen Mechlin, of
Cliff Range, called on d. Butler and
family Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Amanda Butler and daughter,
Mrs. G. d. Mattison and son, and Miss
Blanche Havens, called on Mrs. Wells
Jones Sunday afternoon.
Flowed Bobb returned from Spring
field Monday, accompanied by his
wife and son and brother-in-la Will
llC mug hCo'
Samuel Stults and grandson, Ray
Stults, of Pricetown, were the guests of
the formers brother, Isaac, and wife,
Thursday and Friday.
Cary Little, wife and babe, of Gym
thiana, called on Mrs. Little's brother,
Wells Jones, and family, Sunday
afternoon
Tom Tompson, of Cynthiana, was
the guest of relatives in our Vicinity
Saturday and Sunday.
Willie Murren, of Cliff Range, Wis
tied bis grandfather, G. W. Murren,
Sunday.
John Loman and family, of Mar.
shall, were the guests of Mrs. Sallie
West and family Sunday.
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BELL.
July 2O, 1908.

July &c, 1908.
The many showers during the pa t
week have done great good to the
growing crops.
Wednesday, July 20, is the day for
the circuit picnic at the Serpent
Mound. Every body is invited to join
the crowd.
Ed. Garrett, who mas been at home
on a short vacation, returned the
first of the week to st. Louis.
Joseph Cooper and little daughter,
of Oklahoma, are here this summer.
Roy CASTOR and Vernon Tannahill
came up from Cincinnati TO spend
Sunday with the home folks.
Mrs. Jennie Cook and Howard jack
son, of Philadelphia, accompanied by
Miss Lulu Bergman, of Hillsboro,
called on Miss Anna Cooper Saturday
evening. Mrs. Cook and sister re-
turned the same evening, Mr.. jack
SON remaining.
Mrs. Agnes Williams, formerly of
this place, but now of north Kansas,
who was accompanied by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Crumb, has been visiting
her sister, Mrs Margaret Gall.
Harley Tannahill, wife and child,
of Winona, Ind, are spending a few
weeks at the home of e. W. Tanna-
hill.
The boys of Pleasant vicinity,
have organized base ball club and
played the first game last Saturday
evening.
The school board met Saturday
evening, but will not hire the teach
ers until August.
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JUST A JOKE.
Bridegroom Kidnapped An Hour After
His Marriage.

Hamilton, O.-There will be folklore
galore to tell the children and grand
children in the Matthias family, from
what happened Fred Matthias, super
irtendent of the pattern Office at the
Niles tool works, this city, who was
l.idnaped an hour after his marriage
in Middletown to Miss Ida Simmons
at her parents home in Middletown
The marriage ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. Hamaker.
Matthias was inveigled into the
street, and an auto, manned by j. E
Beard, the best man, assisted by ID
Hazelton and W. Brown. all OF Ham
ilton, landed the unhappy groom IL
this city at ~ o'clock at night His
cnly chance to meet his bride was
a. m. train. Matthias took the JOKE
philosophically.
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pistllIerv Case RehearIna.

ncinnati.-Arguments on the peti'
tiCn for a rehearing of the case OF
Clifton Springs Distiiling Co. versus
Berard Bettmann, as internal revenue
collector, ct al, which was decided
adversely TO the complainant on June
80 by Judge Safer, will be heard by
United States Judge A. c. Thompson
On July IA.
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Don't Forget the Place and Date MMRefundsd you are not satisfied
Notice of Sale of New School House.

Notice is hereby given that until the 22d
proposals will be received at the ONCE Of the
Clerk OF the Board of Education of Jackson
township Highland county, o., for building
school district No z, known as Mt. Zion dis
trict, and according TO plans and specifica-
tlons on file In the Clerks once at Bell, o.
person interested in the same and shall be
accompanied by a sufficient guarantee of
some disinterested person that If the bid is
accepted contract will be entered into and
the performance of II properly secured. The
bid for each kind of material called for by
the specifications must be stated separate
Ia the bid with the price thereof None but
and the Board may reject all bids.
BY order of the BOARD of Education Of
Jackson township.
Dated this the 10th day of July, 1908
JOHN EASTER, Clerk of Board
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Here is Relief for Women.

Mother Gray, nurse in New York,
discovered an aromatic, pleasant herb
cure tor women'sill, called AUSTRIA
LIAN-LEAF. 1t is the only certain
regulator. Cures female weaknesses
and Backache, Kidney, Bladder and
Urinary troubles. At all Druggists
or by mail SO cts. Sample FREE.
Address, The Mother Gray Co., LIE
Roy, N. Y.
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That the work of building the Pan
anna canal is making rapid progress,
is shown by the last reports on exca-
vation. During the month of June
the total excavation was 3,056,976 Gu
bic yards, an increase Of 2,094,777 Gu
bic yards over the corresponding per.
iod last year
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Three notorious hotel thieves, who
we're dressed in black silk tights,
were taken red-handt'd as they were
collecting valuables in the bedrooms
of a San Reno (France) hotel on re-
cent evening.
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The bark of the mesquite tree is
furnishing an excellent tanning ma
terial tor the small tanners in North
Mexico, who state that tits as salts.
factory as oak bark.
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Money Saving Specials.

The 35c underwear they talk
ABOUT. ............., .lJc
Mems soc Balbriggan and Po-
rous knit underwear. 39c
Mems Sl00 Silk Mercerized
underwear. ................7 79c
Mems soc Dress shirts with or
without collars. ..39c
One lot of Monarch Dress
MShirts -. ...,............, 59c
Mems 81 90 Monarch Shirts
Latest styles. soc
Mems SOC full made work
shirts. .................3 .3JC
Mems 25c Fancy Socks, strict
ly new patterns. 80. .... .19c
Mems 15c Fancy Socks...."...11c
Mems 10 Fancy Socks. ..... .0Sc
Mems Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs s................ .4c
Mems Work Socks. ..........3c
Mems 25 Dress Suspenders. 12c
Mems Lisle Web Suspenders 2lc
Mems SOC well made Overalls 39c
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Prospective Country Boarder. Is
the water you have here healthy
Landlady-Yes, sir. We use only
well water.
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not exceeding ZOO words on the sub
ject:
WHY THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
SHOULD BE SUCCESSFUL
NEXT NOVEMBER.
The competition is open to all.
In judging the merits of contribu-
tions consideration will be given not
only to style, arguments and facts
presented, but to the convincing
power, and 1t should be borne in mind
that Members of Congress are to be
elected as well as President and Vice
President.
No manuscripts will be returned,
but will be the property of the Com
mittee.
The best article will be widely used
both in the newspapers of the coun-
try and in pamphlet form.
The award will be made and check
sent to successful contestant about
August 18th. Manuscripts must be
mailed not later than July 18th to
Literary Bureau, Republican Con-
gressional Committee, Metropolitan
Bank Building, Washington, ID. @
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OF SUMNER WEARING APPAREL
For Men, Boys and Children.
Begins Saturday, July 25th, Lasts
Until August 18th.

GOOD PEOPLE:-This will be the first Clearance
Sale we have inaugurated in Hillsboro. 1t is well
named when call it the sale of all sales We inte nd
to offer GENUINE BARGAINS, the kind that will
make friends for life. Nothing will be reserved
All Spring and Summer Goods must be sold by
August IT, Our Fall Goods will soon be here to
greet you. Read few Of our prices. We cordially
invite you to and examine our goods.
This will be a Golden Opportunity for
you to make money by spending II.
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she-Do you believe the good die
young
Hell did when / was a boy-but
not now.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1908-07-23

In Iceland horses are shOd with
sleeps horn, while in the Soudan
they are shod with camel's skin.
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stella-Can you dress within your
income
Bella-Yes; But It is like dressing
within berth in sleeping car.
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Sophy of Kravonia

viii publish a The of interesting
story leading the reader from startling de-
velopment another sy pictured in the illustrations by
Win win delighted follow the adventures of
this remarkable English maiden from her low estate to the
ally royalty her slave
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Ruggles-What horsepower is your
new automobile?

Ramage-Two, I guess. That's the
horsepower 1t took to haul 1t to the
repair shop when 1t broke down on a
country road the other day.-Chicago
Tribune.
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The Transvaal produces 100000
ounces of gold every month.
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Charlie Loveday-Um-ah-er-er
-er he he
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Money Saving Specials.

Mems Blue, Gray and Plaid
Waists .................. .3qc
25c Brownie Overalls. ......I9c
Straw Hats, all clean and new
Styles. ................. 10. up
Mems Soft and Stiff Hats ali
reduced.
Mems and Boys 25c Caps all
bIyleS, ,.........,...... l9c
Mems and Boys SOC Caps. 39c
Mems Patent Oxfords. :. 81 .79
Mems $3.50 Oxfords. :. 80. 81. SO
A good reduction on all shoes.
BOYS KNEE PANTS.
Bows 25c pants. .l9c
Boys 50c pants. .........!. . SOC
Reduced prices on all Mems
odd Pants, Trunks, Suit Cases,
Telescopes, Grips, etc.
Remember every article in
the house is in this sale.
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$3.50 For Best Article.

The Republican Congressional Com
mittee offers $3.50 for the best article
not exceeding 1000 words on the sub
iect:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-20
DETAILED REPORT
 ON ARKANSAS CLAYS

Washington, D. C., Sept. 19.--A de- tailed report of the clays of Arkansas IS announced by the United States Ge- ological Survey as ready for distribu- tlon. This report was prepared by Prof. John c. Branner while state ge- olosist of Arkansas, but the work of the organization was unexpectedly discontinued, leaving no provision for the publication of the report. Under the circumstances Professor Branner Offered the manuscript to the national survey, by whom it has been issued as Bulletin 351. The report describes the character, origin, occurrence and uses Of the clays of Arkansas, their geol- logic age and geographic description, and discusses in detail the deposits found in each county.
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COUNCIL LOCKS
 MAYOR RESIGNS
Irial of Chief of Police Towcry of IeAarkana Postponed-Mayor Bed inefield and Alderman Cook Resign -AnOther Meeting to Be Held.

Texarkana, Sept. 19.-.After a two nights session, the city council has failed to convict Chief of Police Tow cry, Mayor Bedingfield and Alder man cook have resigned their offices and another meeting has been sched- 'iled for Thursday night of next week
 At the recent meetings the majority or the council seemed in favor of re- talning Towery, and last night the mayor and Alderman Cook sprung a surprise by rendering their resipna- tons. Alderman Walker has been appointed acting mayor until spe clal election can be called to elect a successor to the retiring mayor.
 This case, which arose over the en- forcement of the ordinances and law against resorts, has attracted much attention. The sessions of the conn Gil have been attended by no less than 300 persons.
 Present indications point to the fact that Chief Towery will be retain ed in office.
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gpine Bluifians at College.

VI During the past week or two quite "a number of Pine Bluff young people <have left the city for various noted tschools and colleges over the country land in compiling list as nearly ac- kcurate as possible, the Graphic is fpleased to note the large number who ] are in attendance at the Arkansas h. dustrial University at Fayetteville, an institution of great state pride. The following is the list of those who have gone or will leave soon as complete as our information warrants: Arkansas Industrial University, Fayeteville, Ark,-Miss Ruby Gibson, Messrs. Eugene Philpot, Virgil McLel- Ian, Roy Gould, James Goree, Howell Westbrook, Harry Woodbridge, Wilbur Orto, Fred Bringman, Sol Bloom, Claude Sparks, Roy Fowles, Hervey Mann.
 Elizabeth College, Charlotte, \. C. Misses Margaret Dewoody, Rosale Philpot, Eulalie Walker.
 Austin College, Sherman, Texas John IL. Alexander, Harvey Gillespie.
 Conservator yof Music, Philadelphia Misses Lucy Hearn Broadstreet and Winnie Clegg.
 Nazareth, Ky.-Misses Lillian Har- ris and Mamie Nichol
 Tulane University, New Orleans Alvin Strauss
 University of Virginia, Charlottes- vile, Va.-Arthur Triplett.
 Culver Military Institute, Culver, Indiana-C. A. Troupe.
 Washington, D. C., Chevy Chase Misses Josie Withers and Josie Haiz- lip.
 Conservatory of Music, Chicago Misses Margie Belle Atkinson and Ethel Clements
 Randolph-Macon College, Va--Miss Hennie Wilkins.
 Washington College, Washington, D. C.-Walter Wilkins.
 Episcopal High School, Alexandria, Va.-Laurence Phillips.
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Rollins Institute Hollns, Va.-Miss Henrietta Taylor.
 Agnes Scott College, Decatur. Ga Miss Lida Caldwell
 Washington, D. C., Georgetown Col leSe-Henry Haizlip.
 Baylor's University, Chattanoosa Tenn.-Sam Trimble.
 Virginia Military Institute. Lexins- ton. Fa.-Tom Collier.
 Washinston-Lee University, LeXing- ton. Fa.-Armstrons Barrow.
 Law Department Vanderbilt Uniyer- slty, Nashville, Tenn.-Edgar M. Pin kin.
 Fodyce Training School-Fred Niv- en, Ray Meade, Gus Wiley and Wiley Williams.
 Western Military Academy, Upper Alton, 1ll.-John Rutherford.
 Ouachita Baptist College. Arkadel- phia, Ark.-Jesse Ryland, Slayton Me Gee and Miss Belle Robinson
 Hendrix College, Conway, Ark Ollie Mitchell.
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RAISE $10,000
 FOR CONTESTS

The Anti-Saloon League will raise Slo,oo0 with which to carry out it's fight against alleged fraud iii connec- tion with the recent election, accord ing to the statement of an officer of the league. A we'll known rpresenta- tive of the temperance work has agreed to see that that amount is raised, and says he will secure 100 subscriptions of $100 each. making the total named. Already, it is said. a number of $100 subscriptions have been pledged. This is for the general fight over the State, as well as in Whatever action may be brought in this county.-Arkansa Democrat.
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Come Sleep. Q Sleep the certain knot
 of peace,
 The batting place of wit. the balm
 Of woe, The poor mans wealth. the prisoners
 release.
 The impartial judge between high
 and low.
 The famous "SNOW FLAKE. Mat trcSS. S12.50. Sold by TOMLINSON & KNOX, DOS West Second avenue.
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SOCIETY.
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 (ni0yabIc Riding Party.

hne of the most enjoyable riding narfies of the season was that of Fri xay evening which was composed of 3he following: Misses Ethel Clement,
 Louise Ryland, Hattie Fox, Lillian Ju- Han. Eunice Winters, Mary Will Win 8ers: Messrs. Met Gallagher, Dorroh Winters, Winters Julian and Robert Martin. The course took in the pike
 Way and the principal streets of the ltity.
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BRIEF MENTION.
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Mrs. Clarence Matthews has re- turned from Denver, Colo.
 Leonard Carver of the police de- partment leaves Monday on his vaca- tion.
 Mrs. B. E. Benton returned yester- day from three weeks sojuorn at |Siloam Springs, Ark.
 Miss Aline Woodry will return in a few days from Kansas, where she has been spending the summer.
 Mrs. T. D. Johnson and children have returned from Villa Ridge, Ill.,. where they pleasantly spent the sum- mer with relatives. es.===----.--..=z Mr. Harry Friedheim of Camden spent yesterday in the city, the guest of Rabbi Frisch. He is en route home from his summer vacation. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Dreyfus arr ad today from New York. Miss Arlie Dreyfus left them in New York anl went to Chicago to be with he: s'G- Ger, Mrs. Edgar Bloom.
 Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Tones of Little Rock are the guests of Dr. c. c. Cline and family. Mrs. Tones is daughter of Dr Cline, is noted vocalist and will likely sing at the Christian church tonight.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Marx returned last week from Chicago, whe4-. Mr. Marx has been to purchase goods.
 Miss Jessie Waterman is imp p4oving |rapidly from the recent operalirn for appendicitis undergone at Florence Sanitarium. ..=...-...-.
 Mr. Julius Block of St. Louis, the popular travelling millinery salesman for the Rosenthal-Sloan Millinery Go. of St. Louis, after calling on his trade in Pine Bluff, left yesterday fo" otEer
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RebckahS Entertain.

The Rebekah lodge entertained their members with free ice cream supper last night at the I, o. 0. F. hall on West Barraque street. This supper was the celebration of the if ty-sevcnth anniversary of the Re pekahs. Cream and cake were sery ed, and all reported having snlen- did time.
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LODGE NOTES.
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Juanlta Council, Degree of Pocahon- tss' an auxiliary of the Red Men. was organized in Pine Bluff Friday night with fofty-nine members. The councll was organized by Great Sa- chem A. E. Smith and State Organ izer w. A. Burton.
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1909.

The young ladies of the Senior class of the Pine Bluff high school were entertained most pleasantly Fri day afternoon from to o'clock, by Mrs. F. Lee Fox in compliment to her daughter, Miss Ella Temple Fox, There were gathered together at Mrs. FoXs attractive new home on Olive street, nine classmates who will grad uate in 1909 and the new game, Mil let was played. The progressions were noted with gaily colored feath- CTS, which the guests stuck ill their hair, transforming each into beau tiful Pocahontas, or American Prin- cess. After the game, choice luncheon was served in several courses, the decorations being in rcd and white, the high school colors.
 Mrs. Fox was assisted by Misses Victoria Goree and Louise Ryland. The members of the 1909 class pres ent were: Misses Katherine Murphy, Werner Duncan. Martha Angel, Rex ie Parker, Florence Mccain, Mattie and Emily Fox, Gertrude Fox and Ella Temple Fox
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SALESMEN WANTED.

Cigar salesman wanted in your To- cality to represent us; experience un- necessary; $110 per mo. and expenses, Write for particulars. Monroe Cigar Co.,, Toledo, o.
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Don't let your child suffer with croup when Pneumo will relieve it; soc and $1.00 at all druggists. 9 II I'm
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JUDGE TRIEBER
 GRANTS INJUNCTION

iI'e hed@iH4 ot the petition q. Kansas City SuutHeru Railway asking that the state railroad commission be enjoined from enforcing the two cent passen9eY rate and the maximum freight rate tariff law was had before Judge Trieber Friday and temporary injunction against the commission Was granted. The road was reduirel to enter into bond that in case it failed to secure the permanent injunction il would make reparation to paSsen- gers and shippers to the amount oI difference in the rate established 0v the commission and the rates now 1o be charged by the company.
 This decision came as no surprise to the commission, as the case was exactly the same as the one brought some time ago by the various trunk lines, and the temporary injunction granted by Judge Trieber being sus- tained by Judge Nandeventer at St. Paul.
 Attorney General W. F. Kirby rep resented the state in the hearing yes terday while Samuel w. Moore of Kansas City, James E. McDon0ugh of Fort Smith and Thomas s. Buzbee of Little Rock appeared for the railroad company.
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goth Anniyersary.

Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Cook cele- brated informally the twentieth anni- versary of their wedding Saturday, during which time they received the congratulations of their many friends. They were also the recipients of many presents. The Graphic wishes them many returns of the happy occasion.
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Professor Ellis, world renowned mind reader Without any assistance he is without an equal in his work. At the Orpheo all this week
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-20

Miss Lucy llearn Broadstreet will sing the offertory at the Presbyterian church at the morning service SEe- cial music by the choir; the pu3.ic invited.
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For sale cheap-I have K. T. Rob erts automobile. Terms 10 righ party. l.. O. Knox. 9 20 6