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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-11
MRS. CARRIE W. HATTIE
 SUES FOR DIVORCE
Says Husband Abuses Her. Collects Her Rents and Refuses to Give Her Money for Support-Iniuncticn Is. Sued

Through Attorneys White and Alex ander. suit was filed ill the Jeffer- son chaneery court yesterday by Mrs, Carrie Waldstein Hattie against Joseph Fl. Hattie, in which she asks for a decree Of divorce and an in- junction to prevent the defendant from interfering with her in con ducting boarding house at No. 311 East Third avenue. The injunction was granted and the divorce case will be heard by Judge Elliott within the next few Weekes.
 In her petition for divorce, Mrs. Hattie says sine was married to Hat tie in 1.tt.a Rock May 10. 1907, and that they iive;i together until q few days ago. At the time of her mar riage, she says, she was the owner Of and conducting a boarding and r0omins house at No 3J9 East Third avenue, possessed several pieces of real estate in this city and also owned piece of property adjoining the boarding house, upon which was also conducted a boarding house.
 After their wedding, the plaintiff charges, her husband came here and took charge of her boarding house and the collection of rents from the -ntherc boarding house. amounting to
 $30 per month. She charges that her husband collected the rents and converted same to his own use She says she was the victim of system of abuse at the hands of her hus- band, and that it was so violent as to make her life intolerable. Mrs. Hattie charges that her husband drank and paid attentions to other women and never allowed her money for her support. He claims she says, to own her property.
 Judge Elliott. ill issuing the re- straining order, enjoined Hattie from going about or interfering with Mrs. Hattie at the boarding house. pro- hibiting his removing property from the building and from collecting rents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-11
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OnlS twelve days more. Time flies. Hustle counts. Worlds have fallen ill that time Napoleon rose from obscurity to fame in less time. he United States defeated Spain in less time. But just think. you have twelve days in which to work. Don't be quitter. Stick. fight it out. The man worth while is the man with a smile, when everything goes dead wrong. The sun don't shine every day, The wind changes it's direc- tlon daily. It will blow in yonr favor yet. Have ambition, enthusiasm IS cheap, back il up with work. When
 you are pressed in a corner, Just when you think everything is against you, that is the time things will
 change. If you cant get subscrip-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-11
VANDERBILT NERVOUS
 OVER A SUICIDE

London. June lO.-.Alfred C.. Van derbilt looked nervous and distraught this afternoon at the horse show, where he had a party of English friends Fin his box Apparently he had seen the evening newspapers. with the story of the tragic details of Madame Mary Agnes Ruiz sui- eide. The story did not mention Vanderbilts name. At noon MT. Van derbilt drove his coach to the fash ionable coaching clubs meeting in Hyde Park Tonight his nervous ness had not disappeared. The mill lioniare was busy in the ring, judg- ing between competitors, showing the best and neatcst handsome cab, for which Vanderbilt, who is friend to the London cabbies, presented prizes. Immediately after awarding the prizes Vanderbilt disappeared.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-11
JOHN CANNADY
 SHOT FOUR TIMES
Former Ntgr" Policeman is Seriously Wounded Ky Negro Bricklayer, Ai ter Argument at q Negro Saloon on Main Street.

John C.aunadY. t negro aud for mef in%lHbcr Of ti9c Pine Bluff police departtnent was shot four times and seriously ininre.i last night at 9:45 o'clock while standing in front pt Joe Latton's saloon. on Main street. near TEird avenue. Root Wiutrel a negro bricklayer, employed by T local contractor, did the shooting He used q revolver stolen flew min utes before from Wilson's drug store on Main street
 Winfre! was arresjtd q and jailed by Patrolmen Minor and Glover. Al police Headquarters Winfrey said Cannady slapped him. After suffer ing the insult. Winfrey says he went to fhs' drug store, took the weapon from the cigar case and when he found Cannady he began firing Win frey fired six shots in rapid success sion. Four took effect, one in the left arm, fracturing it; another in the right hand, one in the right lei and the last in the right shoulder.
 After being shot, Cannady ran Up a stairway to rooming apartment he conducts and fell to the floor Doctors Powell and Woodul attend ed the wounded man and dressed his wounds.
 ,E~s. witnesses say Cannady and Hinfrey had words about some drinks neither would pay for Win frey recently came here from Little Rock. He lived at No. 2406 Adams street while there
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-11

came the survivors of Forests ia nous cavalry corps; soldierly and masteriy they set their mounts, gray clad, with Haunting yellow trim mings, which denoted their arm o service.
 The Sons of Confederate Veterans several thousand strong, closed the parade.
 It was not so many years ago that the sons really were sons, young men most of them scarcely more than boys. But now most of them are getting along in years, nearly all of them are gray and look like veterans themselves.
 They, too, were accompanied by a host of beautiful young women as sponsors and maids of honor: while behind them rode the officials chap erons, stately grand danes, who, in their day, had worn the ribbons oi sponsors and maids.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-11
BURIAL CONCERNS
 MAY REQUIRE BOND
State Auditor lobe is Investigating the Status of Companies Operating Burial Ass0ciations-Only One Op- erating Under Bond.

Little Rock, Ark, June 10.-- The matter of the operation of certain burial associations, or concerns col lecting dues from members under the promise of furnishing lroper inter- ment in case of death, has been called to the attention of State Auditor lobe who will look into the question Of whether or not such concerns must be under bond.
 It is stated that, as a general prop osition no bond is furnished, and in the opinion of many. bond shplld be required in order to guarantee the members that the terms of the agree ment with him will be carried out The usual form of contract between the association and the member is that the member shall pay so much per month or per year and after a certain length of membership, if dues are kept paid up the association agrees to assume the expense of a decent >and proper funeral. However, there is no bond that this will be done. and the matter rests purely be- tween the association and the as sured, whether it will be done No particular instances have been cited in which there has been a failure on the part of the association. but as a question of law, it is thought best that it should be determined. If tho associations are being operated Of any basis except strictly a mutual benefit plan then the concern will be subject to the provisions of bond governing all insurance or assur- ance organizations. That is, they must give bond for $20,000 for the faithful performance of their con tract with members.
 Without going thoroughly into the question, Mir. lobe is of the opinion that the companies should be under bond but will not say positively un- til further investigation.
 Incidentally there is one associa- tion already under bond. It is a Eureka Springs burial~ association Some question came up on this point after the concern began to operate, and on the advice of Col J. C. Col quitt, insurance clerk, the company filed bond with the state auditor.
 It is said that the State Funeral Directors Association is, opposed tc the burial association plan
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-11
DOINCS IN THE
 SENATE AND HOUSE

Washington. June lO.-In the sen ate today the fight on the Woolen schedules was resumed by Senator Deliver but Senator .Adrich's forces remain in full control of the situa- ton. Dr. Hales death called forth deep expressions of regret from sen ators, who held him in high regard.
 The house met at 12 o'clock The secretary of the treasury was in- structed to report on the unexpended balances for river and harbOr i'm prOvements.
 Senator-elec Lorimer will remain d member of the house during the extra session.
 Chaplain Couden, in his prayer, paid a tribute to the memory Of Chaplain Hale, of the senate.
 The next session of the house will be on Thursday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-11
NOW IS THE TIME TO HUSTLE, FOR IHt POPULARITY CONTEST IS DRAWING
 ID A Q0SE--C IN AND WIN
Get Ill the RaceNot Too Late If You Work Hard The Hard Worker is G oing to Win-You Can't Buy This Contest Will Win It for You Subscriptions Are What Count-Get All You Can.
 

lions today, you can tomorrow Ono subscription may win or lose for vou. Do you realize what q disappointment il will be it you lose in this race? Don't lose-WIN The time k grow ing shorter, The race is getting warmer, the finish nearer. We must all reach il ill the right or wrong way. Don't get cold feet. II does not pay. Don't accept refusals Work hard on prospective subscriber. From now on tn" race will be up and down like the rising and sinking sun. You must work to VII. It is not too late t0 begin an aggressive cam paign. The young lady who won sec ond prize at Owensboro, Ky in a contest that just closed did not be- gin work until the middle of the last week but she made an aggressive fight. She left no stone unturned that would benefit her. and as con- sequence she won second prize. You can do the same if you will only ap- ply yourself and push every effort you can for the next twelve days. After it is over, don't 90 around and tell yonr friends, "[f had just worked q little harder l could have won one Of those prizes" II will be too late then. Now is the time. DO TT NOW.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-11
MAJESTIC THEATER
 CLOSED FOR RENTS

W. D. Hearn. as agent for Mrs Bama Holcombe, who rents her prop erty to the Arkansas Amusement Company, which operates the Majes- tic theater, on West Second avenue last night closed the place and in- structed the police to prevent the re- moval of any of the fixtures or fur nishings from the building. The place was closed after the usual performs ances. It is alleged that certain rents have not been paid aad that unless the rents are forthcoming, the buidd- ing will remain closed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-11
GREAT DAMAGE
 BY CLOUDBURSTS

Lexington, Ky, June l0.-Reports from Central Kentucky today show that much damage was done yester- day and last night by cloudbursts, Boats and log rafts on the Kentucky river were swept away with many bridges. Traffic on the Louisville and Nashville railroad near Rich mond is held up because the bridge was washed away
 Six-year-old Lucy Whitaker, of Jessamine county, was swept out of her mothers buggy and drowned be- fore she could be reached.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-11
STANDARD OIL
 CONTROLS AUSTRIA

}Vienna, June 10.-The Austrian press and public are excited and in lignant over the news that the Standard Oil Company is in abso- lute control of the Austrian petrol cum fields, A contract. which has been completed between the Galician oil producers and the Standard Oil Company, appears to have given all tht advantages to the AmeriSsns, The American trust is to build reserveries at 8 &ost of $1,0O0.OOO. 1t will get back $1.4o0,000,o00 in rent in four wears. after which half the reservoirs become the Standards own property
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-11
SART0RIS WAS
 MADE TO RESIGN

New York, June lo.-It was offic- tally announced today that Captain Algernon Sartoris. grandson of Gen. eral II. s. Grant, had been forced to resign as Secretary of the American Legation in Guatemala. Edward Elm erson, who wrote a magazine article telling certain diplomatic secrets, which, it was said, has been given $ him by Captain Sartors, made the announcement
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-11
AUTO SPEEDWAY
 FOR AMERICANS

Trenton, \. J., June l0.-Dan Han nah, son of the late United States Senator Mark Hanna. and Clarence F. Quinton of this city. a wealthy horseman, have acquired big tract of land at Spring Lake, on the Jersey coast, for the purpose of establish ing new AmeKcan Speedway for automobile that will rival the fa- nous course at Brighton, England.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-11

William P. Cole, of Hot Springs one of the most active real estate men in this state, is in the city, mak- ing arrangements to open big addi- tion to Pine Bluff. He has conduct ed several large realty sales in Hot Springs recently and was most sue cessful.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-11
WHITE SULPHUR
 SPRINGS HOTEL

Seven and one-half miles west of Pine Bluff; opens June 15. Rates Sl.o0, with rooms; without rooms $o.O0 week. Meals 90 cents. Par ties given special attention. Old phone 1161, hotel 2 rings, store 3 rings. r
 w. T. HILL, Proprietor. 6-10-1mo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-11
MT. Bryan
 to Newlyweds

Whether or not MT. Bryan Is nom. mated again, he will continue to be one of our National Assets.
 His opinion on matters of right Kv- Ing are worthy of the greatest respect ana his advice is sound.
 You don't have to agree with Mr. Bryan politically to admit that he is rlght in speaking of newly married couples, he says: "With the vast ma 'orlty of young men and young wom- en the life plan includes the gradual accumulations of a fortune. The ofst rule that they need to learn is to live within their means. The hus- oand and wife should make their plans together; they enter heartily upon their work, she is as willing to sacflhce as he is to 1abor-and her Willingness to save is as important a factor in their success as is his ability to earn"
 we hope that all the June brides ana bridegrooms in Pine Bluff will take MT. Bryan's wise advice, and we want to add that nothing will so help IN to become systematic in your siestlc economy as to open a say ihss account with the Pine Bluff Trust Company.
 We will encourage your thrift by paying you per cent compound in- 'erest on your savings no matter how small or great
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-11
EVERY HOT WEATHER FABRIC AND NECESSITY AT A BIG SAV- ING AT THE GRAND LEADER.
Young Ladies Society

The Young Ladies Society of the First Presbyterian church will hol.i a bread and cake sale on Satur,l
 afternoon at Murphy-Martin's store. on Main street. e-11-2t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-11

We have just received a shipment of very fine Rock Salt for stock There is no comparison between Rock and soft salt for stock. Nc. Cain Grocery Company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-11
JUST RECEIVED A LINE OF WHITE FANS IN IVORY AND WOOD STICK AT X BARGAIN-THE GRAND LEADER.
FOR UMBRELLA FIXING

I Glicksberg, the umbrella man. Second and Walnut, opposite tele- pho1M office 6-1d1mo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-11
Thousand Veterans in Lime of the Last Grand March.
 
Ir MOST INTENSE.
;o9 strains of 'Dixie- Stirred Anew the Blood of the Veterans.

Imnhis. Tenn, June l0.--Clad in
 h gray homespun, which they
 sometimes to victory but finally
 1efeat in the sos, carrying an-
 rifles with which they defended
 they believed to be right, shoul-
 to shoulder with men who bore
 omplainingly with them the hard
 bs and deprivations of cruel war,
 boo United Confederate Veterans
 rched in what was probably the
 t big parade ill which they will er participate.
 There were many empty sleeves
 "a a score hobbled along ou wooden gs. But all marched proudly and tavely
 The Heat Was Intense. heat was intense, the sun beat hg down on the streets and being brown back into the faces of the old |eterans as they marched along. The inc of march was cut down to about me mile and the counter march was liminated.
 Twenty-Five bands from all sections f the South were interspersed here nd there through the parade, and when steps Jagged. or aged limbs rembled and seemed unable to keep tep, the stirring notes of Dixie" nd Maryland, My Maryland were ufficient to send the blood coursing aroughspld veins as it did fifty years so, and lend strength to muscles age ad weakened
 Everywhere were the flags the tars and Bars of the Lost Cause, uttered battleflags-of states that hose Davis as president, guidons of batteries of artillery and of Forests splendid cav lrymen often followed into battle nd sometimes to death, on the field
 Led By Gen. Mcdowell. The parade was led by Major Gen ral John Mcdowell and veterans larching in the divisions in which ley seryed1 marching behind. At the head of each division rode le sponsors and maids of honor, at red charmingly and wearing huge tlmson shoulder knots that told of leir proud positions.
 Following the regular divisions
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-11
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-11
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 St Third Av,,,I
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 abouk |reys

||elFing new sto.s ] are in a post the most fa,n. 1
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The Brunswick news., 1909-10-03
BODY RECOVERED
BELIEVED TO BE WHITE MAN
WHO WAS DROWNED ON
LAST SUNDAY.

The body Of white man was found
floating in a small creek near Fancy
Bluff yesterday morning and it is be-
Elieved to be the body of Harry Mat
thews, who lost his life last Sunday
afternoon while sailing on a sloop
from Brunswick to Jointer island
The body was noticed in the water
near Fancy Bluff by a negro man and
his wife, who reported same as soon
as they reached the bluff. Frank
Scarlett, accompanied by Becker
Jones, colored, then secured a boat
and rescued the body, which was
floating around in the creek. Coroner
Jennings was notified later in the
day and he sent for the body and
had it brought to this city, and an in
quest will be held at 8 O'Clock this
morning.
mere is but little doubt that the
bcdy is that of Matthews. He is the
only man reported to have been
drowned near here recently. The body
was so badly mutilated that identi-
ffcation was almost impossible.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-03
INTEREST eRowINe-The cigar

rame contest inaugurated by the San
ia Clara Cigar company among the
children of the public schools, is
growing right along and many of the
children in all grades have sent in
names. Here is a good chance to
win a five dollar old piece. Just sug-
gest some good catchy name for the
new smoker and send it in to the
factory.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-03
EMMELINE ON WAYS

berland Line steamer Emmeline is
on the ways down at the Parker Hen
sell engineering plant and is to be
given a thorough overhauling. While
she is out of commission the St. ST.
mon Transit company steamer Alta
quin will be on the run.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-03
CONTEST AT eRAND-There ar

CONTEST AT GRANC.-There are
only four more days for the contest
to run at the Grand. There are sew
eral prominent young ladies OF the
city in the race and they are hustling
for votes. The handsome watch TO
be given to the most popular one IS
On exhibition in A. Rothschild's win
dow. The contest will close on next
night.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-03
BRUNSWICK CIGAR COMPANY.
Is Making Splendid Quality of Cigars
and Is increasing Capacity of Plant.

Is Making Splendid Quality of Cigars
and Is increasing Capacity of Plant.
The Brunswick Cigar company has
fun page advertisement in The
News this morning. The enterprise
inaugurated in Brunswick on a small
scale few months ago is gradually
expanding its business and is making
splendid quality of cigars. earning
day by day an enviable reputation for
all of its high-class brands Since
coming into the cigar indsstry the
company has already found it neces-
sary to enlarge its floor space and
general headquarters and 1t is now
occupying an entire two story build
ing on Monk street. The management
is a broad and liberal one, zealously
guards the reputation of its product
and is increasing the capacity of the
present plant is rapidly as is consis-
+, tent with generally improved bus
mess condition.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-03
DAYS DOINGS
IN BRIEF
,oURT TOMORROW

COURT TOMORROW Judge
Krauss will convene the city court in
adjourned session tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock 1t is expected that the
court will be in session most Of the
week.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-03

TO THE PUBLIC: Manager Flynn
wishes to announce that "The Kiss
of Judas" the film that will be seen
at the Grand Monday night, is the
most beautiful picture ever shown in
Brunswick.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-03
FEW PAYING UP.-while it i

true that the tax books were opened
in the Office of Tax Collector Read
this week, only few Of the taxpay-
ers fell over themselves TO rush in
and pay up, although, under the new
law the taxpayer is registered for
voting when he pays his taxes.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-03
IN HIS NEW sToRE-s. zelI

IN HTS NEW STORES. ZeImen-
ovitz has finished removing his groc-
cry store from the corner Of Bay and
Monk to the corner of Newcastle and
Monk streets. He is to make some
improvements and is going to carry
a large line of goods.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-03

FOR A BIG sTocK.-A. RothschI1d,
the well-known Newcastle street jew
eler, leaves this morning for New
York, where he goes to purchase his
fall line of goods, including his holi-
day stock. Mr.. ROthschild says he
is going to bring to Brunswick this
winter the handsomest line of jewelry
ever shown in this city. His store
Is to be remodeIed at once, work be-
ginning tomorrow, and when finished
ne will have one of the prettiest and
most attractive places in the state.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-03
e. o. WALTER HERE.-E. D. Wal

Z. o. WALTER HERE.-E. D. Wal
ter, formerly cashier OF the National
Bank of this city, to serve in the
same capacity with a new organiza-
tion in Jacksonville, arrived in the
city yesterday from a businesc trip
to New York and other points in the
east. He will be in the city for sew
eral days and is being cordially well
coined by his friends.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-03

n. Emanuel left yesterday on
short business trip to New York.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-03

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The daily Alaskan., 1909-07-17
JEmImA'S HAT.

Jemima wears stylish hat. that's fashioned like a bowl. and she can only see the ground when she goes for a stroll; the birds may gambol In the trees. the lambs upon the flat; Jemlma knows it not, for she can't see beyond her hat. She knows not if the skies are blue, or dark with threat of rain: for her the gaudy ap' pie trees present their bloom in vain; all nature is a charming sight. but shen have none of that-she might as we'll be blind for she can't see be- yond her hat. Next year the bowl she calls a hat she may turn upside down. exhibiting a vacuum where once there was a crown; then she may watch the little. birds. the calves and lambkins fat; she'll hail the day when she may see some feet beyond her hat.-walt Mason.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-07-17
Home rule for Alaska.

Up to date books at Boughton's.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-07-17

Best four bit meal in the Yukon at the Dominion cafe, Whitehorse. tf