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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-08

Superintendent Colfey Of Lone VOL
md Representative Reeves OF sen
incl were r. iday visitors at chapel
noth gentlemen made short ana il
spring talks 10 the students.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-04
The fabric and the suit

In our windows we display many fabrics in conjunc-
ton with the finished garment-because we want you to
see what fauaess clothes go into our garments. We pur-
chase fabrics and have them tailored because we can thus
give to our customers a finer garment than would be pos
sible by buying in the usual way from manufacturers who
would surely demand a middleman's profit. Doesn't it
stand to reason that we bought cheaper last January
when the mills submitted us samples than we could buy
nowi The raise in price since then and the makers per-
centage saved by us means a saving to you of 1879 to
25%. We earnestly ask you to see ours before deciding
the Fall Suit question.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-04
Mems $1.5O TO $3.50
Boys ST.. 10 TO $500
Burt & Packard's guar
anteed patent leatherS-22
styles, $500.
Visit the basement

We couldn't issue an invita-
ton to visit this store without
suggesting a visit to our Base
ment store. 1t is light, airy and
easy to get into or out of. In it
are sold Mems Clothing, Work
Clothes, Travelling Goods, etc.
You'll learn many lessons in
economy the minute you learn
the way to our Basement store.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-04
Extreme range of prices
$40 to$4O
Quality shoes for
men and boys
rightly priced

AS promised by us in the be-
ginning-we are selling shoes at
remarkably low prices consider
ing the qualities.
We are selling them to every
person who comes here to look
because the rice-difference in
favor Of our shoes is very notice
able-even to those who make
little or no study of shoe prob
lens. We solicit your shoe bus
mess entirely upon the merits of
our shoes.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-04
Extraordinary suit values

For months we have planned to have
three lines Of suits we could offer at this time
as something uncommon at common prices.
When we were selecting fabrics last January
we set aside a number for that particular pur-
pose-and today, at the three prices men
toned, we can give you a selection of several
hundred suits that would positively cost 25%
more in any other Midwest Store, All the
fashionable soft fabrics, fancy worsteds and
plain serges-beautifully Manufactured, in
every desirable style. The values are truly
remarkable, at
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-04

an nebdf nuhc condition and 10th and Howard streets was not proven 0Gn thousands hohHum men
shook Mrh heads sand called US udGo&
When our dn opened Sept h DS Oman people were taken yNpne Ndm until then die they realize
whtveh had hbud night and dyh per for them The Op people hoW us of curiosity nd out
dehnmet land most 0hm eY@da appreciation -four efforts md@ accomplishments
We realized hovGLh that heM Sf hB Se dpnddon wht die Nyd day Than whtwe did on
To thai promise land thc thousands who placed their nfdncm wwco owe our enodnaym success w eel
indeed
On hh our first birthday ohbdonw anp promise wen more dna vr ago. mdw we'll be honest with you we
expect more hw Expect to about double the past years business because
Asweh hen wteo uomru bb found greats and oa wH way by having our store the kmdn attract
pops our stores service the kind protect peoples OUR merchandise dh ndm satisfy people, and our price the
hdm benefit pepe-we now the wyb extend W fd0 ndVo-h-
Wehpe nn Op present patronage intact and expect to ugmeth greatly by ealing as hhys and hng
gmr rice ndumnhh than in the past dm eyvay nanmngh the mabe6 store service mh has, already
gained brw he uhhmg ly of he hgd following of @ul clothes bWeS ever nyo1 bn Omaha store |
WeG nehym Vey W patronage
This Store shows asMnyN New Fall Suits as Any Omaha
Stores a bold Broad Shdement-huta positive Fact
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-04
Something about the ward
robe sections

Our great wardrobe sections are the
delight Of every person who visits them
located in a convenient part Of our
great second floor they afford a pleasant
place for the man who wants to get the
utmost in clothes quality and who also
wishes to.buy leisurely. The suits shown
here are tailored from foreign fabrics
and range from the most decided novel
ties to the most sedate mixtures. Even
ing and afternoon wear-for formal and
informal occasions is also displayed in
these sections.
Suits $27 to $40
Full dress SS5, $40, S45
FrockS $25, $40, S35
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-04
Mems
Furnishings
That Delight
the Fancy

These small lines are so often
neglected that the average man
has formed the habit of going
into a store to look for a shirt,
scarf, or what not, and consum-
ating the purchase with, "Well,
that will have to do"
This store makes its Furnish
ing Dept. stand on the merits of
its merchandise. We want you
to come here every time you
have a furnishing goods need,
but under no condition do we
want you to buy under protest
we want you to be satisfied when
you buy here-but then, you will
be when you e what diversity
of tastes we cater to.
Fall Shirts 81 TO $3.50
Beautiful NeckWear SOC
and Upward
Hosiery, HandkerchiefS,
S~uSpenderS,
Underwear, Etc.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-04
It Is Doubtful if You
Ever Saw So Many
OVerCOatS in one Store

You surely never did in an
Omaha store-in fact you'd
have to visit two or three ordi-
nary stores to find an assort-
ment equal ours. One third
of our great I'd floor is devoted
to Overcoats for men and
young men, and what a show
ing it is.
There are dressy Fall Goats, Rainy
day Goats, single and double breasted
Auto Goats, Military Goats and Con-
sentative AZ to 81 inch coats for
men who dislike novelties.
We don't see how any one could
fail to make a choice here.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-04

This Store Shows as Many New Fall Suits as Any 8 Omaha
Stores. a Bold, broad Statement---but a Positive Fact
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-04
You are invited to our
1st Birthday Celebration
You are invited to our

The bhthdate of this splendid store was September 5h 19O8-but Friday evening.
September Sd, 1909 marks tn CoSing Of fhytwo weeks of 10 phenomenal but
activity M e want to start another year by meeting in our store every
in Omaha, regardless Of whether they wish to purchase Or not Come
Hyou would know why we celebrate and ow-wh w may
seem boadMI when we are only uankhL-read he lines
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-01
GET READY FOR
 CHERRY STREET WORK
Pr0pert! Owners of That Street Have Already spent $500 in Grad. ing and Engineering,

The property owners of Sidewalk and Curb District No. I, which in- cludes both sidss of Cherry Street from Barraque street, south to twentieth avenue, met Wednesday
 night at the City Hall to discuss the cost of the improvements to be made along that street. A. D. Foster, one of the commissioners of the District, was elected chairman and the other commissioners Henry Marx and D". W. s. Stewart. submitted the plans and specifications and the estimates of the cost of the work plannel The improvements to be made along Cher ry street will cost about $20;000. At ter discussing them, the property own
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-01
ERSARY SALf,
 AT GRAND LEADER.

The Grand Leader announces in to- days issue of the Graphic Big Six Day Anniversary Sale, which begins Monday morning and lasts all week. No prices are quoted in their ad but for the time mentioned and for four hours each day from 9 to 1 1 am. and , to D. m. everything in their vast stock will be offered at the remarka- ble low price of 90 cents on the doI- lar. The proprietors of this big store states that that this will be no ordi- nary sale but one where real, genuine bargains may be had, and that no cus- toner will be disappointed with either the qualities or the prices pre- sented.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-01
THE GRAPHIC ASKS
 :. \ LITTLE PATIENCE.

Owing to the trouble at the gas works Thursday night The Graphic Merganthaler machines were out of commission for several hours and as result much news matter was let out of the Friday morning paper. The illness of a Merganthaler operator last night seriously interferred with me chanical department and much of the news matter prepared in the office last night had to be left over. The Graphic asks it's readers to share it's trouble with it and assures them that the paper will be just as newsy as ever within a day or two. It never rains but what it pours.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-01

either before Judge Lea or .Iudse Martineda at Little Rock. II was the intention of Ellis lawyer to ask bail for him yesterday. but owing ro the fact that so much business in before the Little Rock Judges for disposal they were prevented from appearin. before them. Judge Lea is busy with the Dill ease. Judge Martineau hd, his hands full of capitol litigation and Judge Guy FuIk, who was hearing the Willis petition for possession Q. Little Mary Willis when Willis vas shot and killed, is disqualified.
 iIl the meantime Ellis, who is being we'll cared for i'll the Little Rock jail. will remain there until something de- finite is announced ill his case. His wife. who is still in local hospital k reported to be doing nicely. Little Mary Willis remains with the parents of Ellis at Fayetteville.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-01
MANY WANT 10
 GET CONTRACT Pine Bluff is the Mecca for Construction Company
 Representatives
 tAnd Builders
CONTRACT TO BE LET
Monday-CitiZens isark and Office Building tn Cost s2O0.0D0 and
 To be first Skyscraper.

Sealed bids were received Saturday by J. B. Speers. president, and NJ. '. Bloom, Cashier, members of the building committee for the contract for the building of the Citizen Bank $ six story office and bank building to be erected at Second Avenue and Pine street The contract will be let Mon- day. Many builders from various cities anJ towns are here and many bids are being submitted for sub con- tracts by representatives of various supply houses. The new building will cost about $200000 and will be the first skyscraper in this city. The plans and specifications were drawn by Desjardins and Scheblessy, architects and Mitchell Seligman. their assistant, of Cincinnati. MT. Seligman is here to advise the local building committee in letting the contract for the work, Jacok Althaus, of St Louis, represent ing the Althaus Construction Company of St. Louis. who recently completed the erection of the magnificent new Federal building here, is one of the eager bidders for the office and bank building contract Among the others who have submitted bids are: the Hyd- raulic Pressed Brick Company; the Diobold Lock and Safe Company, New York: Kaufman Heating and Engin- eering Company, St. Louis; The Trussed Concrete Steel Company. De troit; the J. W. Taylor Construction Company, Kansas City; the C. l.. Gray Construction Company. St. Louis; the James Black Masonry and Construc- tion Company St. Louis; Olson and Lesh. Construction Company. Memphis, Tenn: the Southern Builders Con structon Company, T.ouisville and the James Stewart Company, S.. Louis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-01
TERRIFIC STORM
 VISITED THE CAPITAL

heavy rain accompanied by al electric storm, Saturday afternoon re- suited in much damage in the vicinity of Little Rock and in Prarie Coun.y4 East of that city. Eight street cars in various portions of Little Rock were struck by lightning and disabled, but no one was injured. 4 live wire, HowlA down by the storm, struck William Sims, negro, at 14th and Center streets killing him intantiy Two barns were struck by lightning near Carlisle. Prairie County, and de- stfoyed, Several buildings were un
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ARGUMENTS BEGIN
 ON MONDAY
All Testimony in Dill Case Was Sub mitted Saturday Prisioner in Hot Springs Jail Says Dill Made State. ment.

Little Rock. July 31.-The Dill trial today was full of the usual sensations Curley Gibson incarcerated in the Hot Springs Jail on a charge of horse stealing, was placed on the stand by him, while there for safe keeping that he had assaulted Miss Burkhalter. Attorney Rhoton for the defense claimed the felon had been hired to make the statement. Dill denied he lad made statement of an ykind to Gibson. All evidence was closed this evening and arguments will begin Monday The Public opinion is that an alibi has been proven for Dill
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-01

CTS directed the commissioners to
 proceed with the work, and let the contract for the sidewalks and curbs. This contract will be let next Tuesday after the property owners induce the City Council at it's meeting Moudar night to build a stone culvert over the lakebed on Cherry treet. This matter was taken up with the Council last last Monday night and the CitE engineer was directed to make esti- mates for the work The property owners on South Cherry are doing their own grading and engineerins something no property owners of other districts formed in this city for several years have ever done. The city has always carried out this part of the work for the districts. The Cherry street property owners have already spent $500 in grading and engineering.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-01
FORTNER IS BEING
 BROUGHT BACK

Paris. France, July 31.-M. Dwight Fortner, the former Arkansan, who was arrested in this city on charge of forgery from St. Louis, Mo-, U. s. A., sailed this morning on the St. Paul in the custody of Detective Me Mullen of the St. Louis police force. Fortner declares that he is anxious to return to America and stand trial
 He was formerly a real estate ope- rator in St. Louis. prior to which he resided at Pine Bluff Ark, where he was connected with a hotel.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-01
WILL FINE MANY
 FOR CONTEMPT Chancellor Mahti eau and Judge Fulk Her Capi- tai Building Muddla
 Reviewed
ROSE ADVISED GOV.
Told him to Ignore Injunction Order
 -Blachnood Says if is Anarchy,

Little Rock. July 31.-AIl day at- torneys argued before Chancellor Mar of the chancery court enjointhe Gov. and also as to the jurisdiction of the court issuing an injunction and stop- ping the work on the state capitol building. Chancellor Martineau stated when night caused an adjournment of of court. that he would issue an opinion Monday afternoon.
 Warden smith of the penitentiary on the stand said that he knew he was violating the injunction order through keeping convicts at work, but had re- ceived no orders to call them in George 5. Rose, for the state argued that he had odvised Gov. Donaghey to ignore the order of the court and continue work on the capitol no court being
 
 able to touch him Chancellor Martin eau insisted he had followed Federal decisions which he would always do, in graning iniunctions and added that the supreme court was available if t Wa objected to by attorneys for the state. Attorney John W. Blackwood classed the action of the Governor as anarchy and would have state gov ernment in a chaos. II esaid the Gov enor shnuld be the first to observe the law. From remarks made by Chan cellor Martineau inclCsing court it is thought he will impose a fine and in- prisionment upon the commissioners, superintedents at building and the warden of the penitentlary Monday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-01
CROP CONDITIONS
 NOT FAVORABLE
Hot Dr! Weather Causes Drtcriora- tion and Rain Is Ntided to Check
 The Damage

The weekly letter of the 5. C. Alex ander Cotton Co.,, says:
 Crop conditions have not 5een favorable the past weeq; too much hot dry weather is causing serious deterioration in many localities, and general rain is now needed to check further damage and give the plant new vigor
 A very large percentage of the crop in this territory is small and will make little or nothing unless season. able rains come at once, the older and larger cotton is holding it's own bet ter and can stand the drouth some time yet. We have no general rains in this stcton. sinct June 22nd.
 Very little damage from insects has been reported as yet, where cotton $ well cultivated and of good size it is well fruited as a rule and shows very little shedding, and only an occasion al square stung by sharpshooters, with favorable season from now on this territory will turn out a fair crop.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-01

roofed. the corn crop sustaining nucb damage ill that locality.
 The water wagon used on the cleo tflc street car line for sprinkling the streets was struck by lightning this afternoon and partially burned the flames being eXtinguished by the fire department. The motorman topped the wagon in front of the Rock Island depot when the storm began and soushtshelter in the building thereby saving hi life as the bolt struck the place where he accustomed to stand while Operating the sprinkler
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-01
'COXEY" CROSS
 LOSES DIAMOND
Pine Bluff Man Appeals to Little Rock Police to Recover Gem Taken From His Shirt Front.

Little Rock. Ark. July 3l.- Mem bers Of the Little Rock detetctiye force are on the lookout for a SIP diamond which was stolen yesterday from s. C. Cross. of Pine Bluff. Cross reported his loss to the police yester- day. He has lost the use of one arm and has to be assisted with some DOT tions of his toilet. He is of the opin- ion that the diamond was plucked from his shirt front while his shitt was being buttoned by an employ e of local hotel yesterday morning
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-01
SONG SRVICE AT
 THE FIRST CHURCH

\ delightful song service will he given at the First Methodist church Sunday evening at s o'clock. Some of the best talent in the city will take part The program follows:
 Prelude, Raff-Mss Culver.
 Hymn-1S0
 Anthem-''Ho, Everyone That Thirsteth
 Solo-"He That Keepth Israeli Schloessen-Mr. Henry Roberts.
 Scripture Lesson.
 Solo, Selected-M. Towner.
 Piano Solo-'Nocturne F"--Clop- n-Miss Williams
 llYmn--4aO
 Solo, Selected-Mr Bahlau.
 Duet-"Come Unto e'-Campana -Alr. Roberts and Miss Broadstreet Solo Sanctus Spiritus- Faure- Miss Broadstreet
 Anthem-Abide With Me-Cranmua. HNmn-71S.
 Benediction.
 First M F. Sunday school Sunday morning. 9:3o sharp Everybody cor. diallH invited. H. l., Martin, Of Chicago, will render a cornet solo, and will also assist the trained sen i@r and junior chors in the song ser vice. Ice cold lemonade served free. Il it is uncomfortably hot, leave your coats at home. Come and "keeH sweet"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-01
LITTLE ROCK
 PACKET COMPANY
Enters Pine Bluff I'rade-McNult!
 Transfer Company is Named as the
 Local Agent-Re9ular Boat Serlicr.


 Capt. H. C.. Daniels, superintendent of the Little Rock Packet Company. and in charge of it's packet, the Steamer Grand which has been in use in this city for series of excursions recently, announced yesterday the ap- pointment of the McNulty Transfer Company as the local agent for this line. This Company has it's office at No. POP East Barraque street. and will go right out after the local river business. The Steamer Rapids will arrive oday from Little Rock on it's down river trip at 10 o'clock a. m. leaving an hour later. It will carry passengers and freight. In talkin=. with a Graphic representative Capt Daniels stated that he thought he or dinance, which had been proposed for the erection of a warehouse and wharf at the site of the present land ing with moderate charge for wharfage. wise one which would work to the advantage of the shipping public.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-01
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The soliciting committee dia net go out yesterday to secure additional subscriptions for the Parker road. owing to the fact Saturday is usually a very busy day for the merchants. Notwithstanding the absence of the committee on the streets two subscriD- tions were voluntarily sent in. bring ing the total up to s90190 The com mittee will renew it's work in earnest again Monday The two subscribers listed yesterday are
 Seawells Pharmacy .s100 The Gay Oil Company ...#.........59
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-01
TWENTY KILLED AND
 100 ARE INJURED
Awful Accident Recorded On the Interurban Road Near Couer D'Alene, Idaho-One Car Is Completely Telescoped-Many Bodies Are manged Though The Injured Still Live-Orlers Were Misunderstood

Couer D'Alene. Idaho. July 3f.- Loaded fnterurban trains of five cars each collied near here today with aw- ful results. One of the cars was com pletetly telescoped. Twenty occu- pants of the ill fated car are dead and more than one hundred other pas sensers injured. Many of them are horribly mangled and although they
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-01
TO ASK FOR BOND
 ON MONDAY
Attorney For W. Y. Ellis Unable to Get at Busy. Little Rock Judges. Owing To Rush of Affairs In
 Their Offices.

Counsel, employed to defend W. Y. Ellls, of this city, who shot and killed \. r. Willis in Little Rock last Tues day, Will not make application for oall to secure his release from the Pulaski county jail until Monday afte-noon or Tuesday morning The application will be filed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-01

still live. more deaths are expected every moment, One of the injured men lives with a large splinter through his body in the region of the heart The signals were misunder- stood by the motorman. Tn einterbur- ban trains came together with a terri fife crash. Practically allof the in iured are men.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-01

We can give you the very best possible service on rental property Let us handle your business for you A statement and your rents promptly each month. 7I29-d5t
 Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-01

Do you wish some fine bottom farms for investment. We have sev- eral in South part of Jefferson and North part of Lincoln that are fine and reasonable in price. Yield from 8 to 14 per cent S-1 bt
 Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-01

Miss Sarah Langston and nieces, Frankie and Jennie May Langston, are visiting Charles and William Langston in Escalon, Mexico. Later they will visit the family of Frank Langston at San Juan, Del Rio, Mex ico.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-01

If you want to enjoy your Sunday dinner and get your moneys worth, try Pappas Cafe. Reserve tables for ladies.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-01

August number of Men and Women Magazine ready for distribution. All sub scribers please call. 7sl-6t
 Grand Leader.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-01
MONEY COMES IN
 VOLUNTARILY

Soliciting Committee Did not Go out Saturda. but Sl3O was Sent in to Help the Parker Road for Pine Bluff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-01

Do you want to make a bond? See us. Cotton Belt Savings & Trust O.
 7-27-6t
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FOR UMBRELLA FIXING

I. Glicksburg, the umbrella man, Second and Walnut, opposite tele- phone office, z Primo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-01
FOR QUICK TRANSFORMATION
 CALL CITY HACK LINE 29N East Rarranue St,

Open p. m. to 7:3O .. m., and rs' liable. Special attention to train calta Old phone 394. New phone 1Os Mss O6ord. prop. Pine Blu6, Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-01

Say, where can I get Dill Pickles? You can get them at Mccain Grocery Com pany, who have just received a barrel, hard, crisp and fine.