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Cold V edther Advice

to all IS to beware of coughs and colds on the chest; as neglected they readily lead to pneumonia, consumption or other pulmonary troubles. Just as soon as the cough appears treat it with Bal lard's Horehound Syrup the stan- dard cure of America. Use as directed perfectly harmless. A cure and preventive for all dis eases of the lungs. Price 25c, Soc and SLIGO per bottle. Sold by Converse's Drug Store.
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Contest Closes next Tues.
 day. Oct. 5.

The contest between the Red Wings" and the Blue Jays" of the Baptist Ladies Aid Society will close Tuesday Oct. 5th. The meeting will be held from 7:3O to 9::30 p. m. at the home of Mir. and Mrs. A. Flora Everybody who has worked with either side is invited to be present all who have mite boxes are requested to bring them in. A committee will take charge of them and count the money and make a report.
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FrighttuI Fate kyerted.

' T would have been cripple for life, from a terrible cut on my knee cap," writes Frank Dis berry, Kelliher, Minn., without
 Bucklen's Arnica Salve, which soon cured me. ;" Infallible for
 wounds, cuts and bruises, it soon toured me" Infallible for wounds, cuts and bruises, il soon cures burns, scalds, old |sores, boils, skin eruptions.
 Worlds best for piles. 25c at all druggists.
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Card of Thanks.

There are hours that come in- to the lives of some when every impulse of the heart is buried under it's weight of sorrow. We stand there today, yet we would not forget the kindness of those who have done so much to com fort and sooth our hearts, broken by the death of our beloved wife
 and mother, and we wish to
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The Bed-Rock of Success

lies in a keen, clear brain backed by indomitable will and resistless energy. Such power comes fwom the splendid health that Dr, Kings New Life Pills impart. They vitalize every organ and build up brain and body. J. A. Harmon, Lizemore, W. Va. writes: They are the best pills I ever used ' 25c at all druggists.
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! GUARANTEED CURE FOR PIMpLEs

Zemo, clean liquid for external use, draws tho germs and their toxins to the surface of the skin and destroys them, leaving the skin clear and healthy. Two to six bottles will cure any case of pimples and blackheads.
 For sale everywhere. Write for sam- pie, B. w. Rose Medicine Co.,. St. Louis.
 For Sale at New Drug Srore.
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lrcAlNe SKIN DISEASES

Are readily cured by ZEMO, a clean liquid for external use. zEMo draws avs the germs and their toxins to the surface and destroys them, leaving clean. healthy skin. ZEMO givesinstant relief and permanently cures every form oi skin or scalp disease. ..
 For sale everywhere. Write for sam nle. D. w. Rose Medicine Co-. St Lotus For sale at New Drug Store
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w. J. Bonds visited his family at Brinkley Saturday and Sun day.
 c. w. Mccain and family left Saturday for a few days visit with relatives at Manila, Ark.
 Little Miss Eva New, who has been spending the Summer at Forrest City returned home Fri day.
 Miss Lena Turntine, of Kee- will, was the charming guest of Miss Viola Williams from Friday until Monday.
 Miss Olga Ryals, who has been teaching school near Ray mond, returned home Saturday, much to the delight of her many. friends.
 The many friends of Mrs. Fan nie Owens, who were uneasy concerning her during her re- cent illness, are glad to know of her rapid convalescene.
 Miss Nellie Perry, our accom- plished school teacher, has sus- pended school for a short while and has returned to her home in
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{ laD PERSONAL NOiES

V. Wallace of Monroe
 visitor here Tuesday EiHle Miss Edmund Lay
 ous is at home from Little
 Ijss Felix Stimson was In
 his Thursday to attend
 State Fair.
 0'Hara and little
 ter Willie of Keevil were
 in Brinkley today.
 brace Y. Cannon the Ark
 Midland agent at Monroe b the city Thursday on
 Is.
 Is. Daisy Cooper of George ] La, is in the city the lof her mother Mrs. Rebec- hnOns,
 R. Groves, the clever ete man, who has been at Pfy for some weeks, is b Brnkley doing concrete k't Small black purse, hiag $50, Opal ring and B Liberal reward paid to Ilf returned to Agnes K. he, at this office.
 Pank D. Carruthers, assis- business manager of the |iork World was a visitor nSley this week the guest F and Mrs. M. R. Stimson. ! Il. Converse went to s "wednesday to buy |lor ms busy store and to pany Mrs. C. home from
 to her mother at Tupelo, s, H. c. Strong accom- n 'ae children of MT. A. R. '@ to Edinburg, Ind. . E ney went with their 5 'o attend the burial of A'0'aer mention of whose appeared in last weeks 's'l hem you saw it in the
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M. ROBINSON,
 Brinkley, Ark.

Quite a number of cur citi- zens in the central part of town will remember being awakened at an early hour in the morning a few weeks ago, by four shots being fired in rapid succession. The shots were fired by night officer Cullipher at the fleeing. form of man who jumped from the top of a Cotton Belt night passenger train. The next day after the shooting, Officer Gull lipher was approached by a man who gave his name as Frank P. Bowman. He said to the officer, I'm the man you were shooting at last night You can imagine the officers surprise. The fellow made friends with officer Gull lipher and explained that he was a tourist. A few days ago, Officer Cullipher received a letter from the tourist written from Jacksonville, Ind, telling that he was soon going to bring out a book of his travels during 9 years of tramping over the world. That he was now married and had quit tramping.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
REPRESENTATIVE

|,,, hereby authorized to
 Es.sd Elmo Clancy as a
 Gsts i'ssN for Representative, |.ttothe 'sto action of the Demo- Primary.
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Clarendon. The young people will miss her very much from their society.
 J. K. B."
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The new store for Ian

The new store for Lang, Goldberg & Co.,, is nearing com. pletion, and is going to be one o1 the prettiest in Eastern Arkan- sas. They expect to move in next week.
 LOST: One white bull dog with one black spot on side of face and body, bob tail. Left home last Sunday night or Mon- day morning. Reward for his return or information leading to his recovery.
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BAPTIST CHURCH SUNDAY-AT
 THE OPERA HOUSE.

Sunday school Sunday morn ing at 9:45 o'clock.
 Preaching at Il A. M. and s P. M. by the pastor.
 You are cordially invited to worship with us,
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Gotten In Brinkley.

Up until the close of business last night the cotton weigher's report showed the following cot L. xx,1.-.LoJ.
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Just tell 'em you saw it in the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-03
q YEARS GIVEN
 PICKETT NEGROES The Slayers of Charles Ab- bolt Are Hurried to the
 Penitentiary TROOPS AT THE TRIAL Governor Donaghey Ordered State Guard to Protect Negroes From
 Possible Violence.
TROOPS AT THE TRIAL

Fl Dorado, April 2.--ImmediatelS after the jury had rendered verdict of murder in the second degree and fixed the punishment of Wilson and Henry Pickett, charged with the mur- der of Charles Abbott and the shoot ing of F. M. Abbott near Hampton, December IS, at q years :n the pen- itentiary, the two negroes were taken by deputy sheri1fs to Coll.nston. La.' in order that they might escape any possible violence here. The convicted men will be taken to Little Rock ani lodged in the penitentiary.
 Troops Attended Trial.
 The trial Of the two Picketts has been q sensational oue in a number of respects. On the day before the opening of the trial Governor Don aghey was asked to provide military protection for the two men. as it Sas reported that mob was forming at Hampton to come here and lynch the two negroes. Governor Douaghey accordingly, ordered the company If militia here to be mobilized at once and placed at the disposal oS Sheriff Harmon to guard the men. \ large number of persons came here from Hampton, the scene Of the crime, but there was no attempt at violence.
 The Charge Against Men.
 The two Picketts are alleged to have killed Charles Abbott in cold blood and it was expected here that they would receive the maximum pen atty. The Abbotts are prominent in Calhoun county, Fred Abbott, the wounded man, bein5 county treas urer.
 The jury returLed 8 verdict this af- ternoon and immediately steps were taken to remove the prisoners from El Dorado. Deputy Sheriffs Garland, Grace, F. L. Dumas and Captain s. D. Crawford took the men to Col linson, and will guard them until they are delivered to the authorities at Little Rock.
 sheriff Harmon here declares that he did not anticipate any violence and that the 75 persons who came here from Hampton and, whose coming aroused the report that lynching waa planned, were merely witnesses in the case. But few of these men, however, appeared in the case in this manner
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-03
Notice

R. E. Webb, contractor and build. CT. who has been doing the brick work for the Pine Bluff Water and Light Company over year, is pre- pared to do your brick work, has a s2ecisa! line of jacks and am prepared to do your foundation work ana any kind of brick work. boiler setter, fues and chiuneys and am able to furnish voa any kind of reference you desire. am able to furnish most any kind Of bond necessary. Sec me and save money before you let your contract. All work guaranteed. Write me for plans and specifications at 1120 West seeond avenue. or ring old phone ST Pine Bluif. Ark. 3-2 r
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-03

THE NAVI1 0NA 0hXIX'
 U when suddenly noticed Jimmy tep back Then knew he was tired. n | thoughkdt was time to set sail n deliver.
 Tsrs .tate the Champion. ,3umped out of my supposed trance a flash of electricity and tore after lanes, determined to do or die, sknocked him practically out and 've8ks ropes, when his seconds grab. ,ed , in order to save him from aln1 From the ring. At the same lme timekeeper rang the bell to ave te~ pride of the golden west. My Imekecper. who held the watch, pro- ,sted. claiming that there had been lst two minutes of fighting during lis round. but it was not allowed. Ths5Stow of the battle is too well nowK and is probably fresh in the .iuds of the public. so see no need I going into lengthy details in de- .rihing 1t. To this day I contend ,at Britt had no business accepting ,e docision. have since demon rated that I was his master. was 6 master then, though the battle did rminate in a very unsatisfactory an111 fer me. Ny wounded feelings. ,weVor, were somewhat healed wneo ,e o Icials handed Manager Murphy
 rea1 1s5,ac ckage of greenbacks contain
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AGED PENSIONER
 WEDS YOUTH OF 19

Columbia, Mo, April 2.-Mrs. Sarah Montanat, a widow, 64 years of age, gave up pension of $15 a month and 8 salary of $20 month as a house. keeper yesterday in order to be mar ried to Turner Acton, 19 years of age, who worked at the same house with her. The boys mother gave consent.
 Il know it is unusual for 8 woman Of my years to marry man of Turn CTS age, but we have worked at the same place for eight months and Turner has been very kind to me-"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-03

My child was burned terribly about the face, neck and chest. 1 applied Dr.. Thomas Electric Oil The pain ceased and the child sank into a restful sleep."-Mrs. Nancy M Hanson, Hamburg, N. Y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-03

to win the lightweight cham-
 Ship, one of the strongest
 reasons l mad for my desire
 to- lick Sir James Edward Britt was
 hecause he wore high hat and Y Prince Albert coat. It may sound like 4 .kid," but, on the level, it made ne # 4wfal sore to sec a prizefghter going M around in those swell togs, and 1 made .Np my mind that some day would \, bring him down to the class where he K besonged.
 ' In those days it was somewhat of a G job for a fighter to lick Britt because
 he always fought on the coast, and to
 get a decision over him on points out there was ike trying 10 slip tie Wash
 ington monument through the eye of
 . needle.
 After l had licked Corbctt, however.
 there was nothing for Britt to do but :. to meet me as he had promised. was doomed to bitter disappointment, however before finally won the championship.
 Britt Had One Good Punch.
 Brit, is d strong, game, clever fight fer. The only man that ever made Britt tshow the white feather was Joe Gans Fl gave him much worse beating than !Gans did, but the minute he saw the tblack fellow ,n tue ring he practically !threw up his hands and admitted de feat In his fight with all the other !iightweights Britt was game 10 the core. never could exactly under tstand why he let Cans get his goat. While Britt was very clever boxer. he was lacking in q hard punch. He hit me numerous times on the jaw. ' but could not even jostle me. lie had -one punch, though, that was wonder. \ It was low left hand swing that was [ half upper.ut and half hook. He \ would rip this into fellows stomach. and as rule fl was winner. It was one of the Lest punches that has ever been used in the ring.
 Though ] had been clanoring for q fight for lnng time, this was my first meeting with the pride of the golden vest. and i certainly had my troubles RNAShe way through. Britt did not ' up ana uGul Ae, pat uaAceo { -<16nd the ring from the very start to the finish of the fight. As a result l { hardly es1t chance to knock him out. ! although in the thirteenth l laid him { dat on his back for the count of nine. Referee Was Hard on Sat. { did get i: hold on him several times: and came very close to putting the \ hooks on him, but Referee Roach. who, 4lt scanned, was fighting Britt's battle, { 1roughly pulled me away or stepped in ! front of me, blocking my punches ~ aimed at his pet. James Edward. In the sixteenth round ] finally kid
 ied MT. Britt into a sluggin:s match. a '*. thing which l had been trying all dur | ing the fsht, but without avail. mad been walking into Sir James with ! put ever guarding . blow. trying to iget him to swap punches. and this was my first opportunity to get him.
 ! Mr."Wise" Spider Kelly. falling for { he act, yelled to Britt to ''knUk i'm ,ut!. and. of course. Jimmy tried to dc
 everything his seconds told him.
 took all his punches for about tor >y.fivc seconds and backed up q step to
 cad him on ! didn't try to hit back a'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-03

ceiyed for one tigh! up to that date.
 Bats Manager Is Missing.
 The day following when looked for Teddy Murphy, tue forty.two-year.old boy manager" as one of the sporting writers on the coast had dubbed him. he was impossible to locate.
 Up to date he had not been prompt fn settling. and ! was. anxious to do business i'll businesslike manner: hence my anxiety to find him. When l did meet him he made an excuse of business engagements and promised to meet me the next day. I went to the appointed spot, but failed to find Mur- phy and. of course. became very much worried.
 As Eddie Santry. my former spar ring partner, was to depart for Chi
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-03

THE TAILOR-Clean- ing. altering and repairing . spe- clalty. All work strictly drst class l02 West Second Avenue. Old phone 48e.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-03

Office desks, filing cases and sup plies at Union Furniture Company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-03

AS Eddie Santry. my former spar ring partner. was to depart for Chi-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-03
By BATTLING NELSON. atweifht Champion of the World

.aesA SIDE from my natural ambition paN 10 win the lightweight cham- Ship, one of the strongest
 roaS aSouS I had for my desire
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-18

bunal OF Seville alone. Let us take
this as 4 sample OF those calculations
Of Llorente, when the German Pro-
testant historian, Oscar Peschel. mild
~ qualities as "fancifui and frivolous"
(Das Zeitalter 1858 p. 1871. othe"
samples could easily be found in the
4 volumes Of Llorente. but this. Z |
trust, will suffice to demonstrate want
kind Of historian OF the lnqulslt!oa
Llorente has proven to be. II
In 1851 therefore. according to
Llorente, there we're 1000 victims
burnt at the stnke by the tribunal OF
Seville. Norente, however. Is not
quite as wise as Draper; he gives Us
his authorities for the assertion. He
refers to Mariana and Berna1dez. t~r
writer's contemporary at the Inqulsi.
writers contemporary OF the Inquisi.
Now II We turn to Marana's book.
de rebus Hisp. XIV. 1--WE rea:l
that during 'rorquemata's -atlmiais.
tration 1000 persons were burnt at
different times and in various dis.
tricts.' Torquenada's administration.
however. began in 1882, not IN 14S..
and LASTED 16 years. antii l49S. Tpr.
quemada had under his supervision
not only the tribunal OF Seville. bu.
all the other tribunals Of Castle, A-a.
son. Valencia, Catalonia. Viz. eleven
more jurisdiction. Tornuemada's nj.
ministratlon was undoubtedly the
flercest Of the whole InquIsltlon his.
tory. Llorente himself cannot fasten
one single Victim to the admlnistrn-
tionsof Cardinal Ximenes, TorqIe.
mada's successor. We can readily see
how far the figures Of L1orente are
from Mariana's, Mariana has not even
mentioned the year 1851. y ~
Btrhalaez. however, gives us fg.
ures for the lannon's year 1851. He
tells rs In his "Cronica' that, from
the year i4si TO the year 14ss there
We're more tan 700 executions In Sc.
Vile" Llorente, who has read that
ckar text, unblushingly drops the
year 1851 from Ber7allez statements
and declares, that according to i3er.
naldez in the single tribunal OF Sc.
vile. 700 persons were burnt between
the years 14S2 q and 1888. This Il
quite worthy OF the Historian" who
had destroyed the archives OF Mad.
rid. Bernaldez' Cronica still exists,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-18
J q - n. 80 10 y
ADMINISTRATION NEEDED.

\ II ~ ~ "a IN the country Is plunged
sntn ! sepa n statistics an the tariff
i, n, ,fIf han nens about every ten
!, "A 4 ! y, az g., r,ont NTH We ali 90 floun.
m = M ;S,ratrjotic wav through IN.
..s, ,, L, I III q s ,s about wooltops
S,d z, m D hillsts i and pIckled goa,
s;ins I 81 grow 81, jssltonate In our dis.
s,,ssion aver 81 Eyalorem duties anil
attyssran tials-after f,rst consulting a
/, nav ta make 4, sure that we know
m ter ma mean It Is Of cour.s
!, - cessarv mi more more or less eluca-
~ ~: sb,,t he average citizen
ls%Sroacsh AZ q / Irwin about the same
S,ss,In I, ,es &, !, as that NANTES.
3,,y ,le ana bov wl,o Greens unwfll
,,,gIy e nm; All with bis mind IN some
,lSTiosnIs swim; saywyimnH,iIr,r hole There are
fo,,f f az, tboclursnnl items, in the n.
N nbsi,pls q. Each part}calar Item i.
(, M 2fntarest " some section az our
'h,,sy3sg industrial lie And when the
yvaTys I and II \, n Means Committee OF TIC
5I5;, 3, 81 : enres entat,yes bfpIns It's
Sf.ar 40 ar.ntorv IL n revision Of
E,fa be,lnie tbe selfish interests
p
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-18
,Resolutiqn.

The following resolution was passed
blythe Republican convention last
night upon motion Of W. E. Arnett:
solved, Tint It is the sense Of
this convention that the question Of
granting retail liquor license in the
CITY of EFalrmont should be submitted
To- aSyotef ot the people Of the City at
/ hesnext municipal election. and that
me- City Council and ballot commits.
toner sbe3 reqlestedl. TO place upon the
( llotssto$ devoted at said election the
words 8s".For License and Against u.
ecnse, and that % majority vote In
Tie entire city upon this question talk.
Standardization! shall be considered
ADMINISTRATION and morally binding. at
least upon all Republican candidates
elected at said election"
d. j fHNA :. D b.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-18
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The. Want Ads Are &.
BUSINESS PEACE MAkEE.IR2sS13

the the the factory the workplaces the
ever Interests clash workhis and
dlodnnt work the urgent
road TO peace lies through the want ALL ja
wttng Incident Of daily lie needs butt
Simple remedy little adyettingwh h sudden
servant senographe hoaer roomer
the unexpected need TO quickly raise some money
In he lives and affairs: ot
this the ads coming The parts o dus
OF BUSINESS PEAcE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-18
GETTING in LUMBER

however. and stands us q monument Ii
emitting Llorente to- a weli8deseryedsS
place In the "''Ananlas club.:ssss.
Later on. however. In the complla-S
ton Of his lannon's book, llorentet pe:Sa
gan to feel That his statement rS14s1!g
could not stand In the light Of 5tnatis
historical criticism, for which sonae$S
anti.CatEolic writer's have az mnehit,g
regard as they have for the first sllcrt:ss
lpan.s they wore To; cover MS tracltsSs
md protect his bachelor, LloNntes
now declares that, IN the ,years1asl,:iiafs
the single tribunal OF Seville exactly
2aS persons were executed the oth-4
ers, exacty l.7Oe, ,"were burnt up I'M.
the surrounding districts and tls-g
Diocese Of Cadiz." = unprtnnatsly.;s
LIorentc has forgotten that he had ala
, , ready stated to US that. previously toIS5
14S3, there was only one tribunal Of
the Tnqnlsition III Spain anis said trissss
bnnal was located at Seville whittier:
,, the accused were sent from allfparts.ip,rt8
lie: this suffice, Whaterer5mayt ilaIes!
been the number Of the lngut1
sttion victims, we now fully nn44;}si
''lerstani the strenuous opposition
Of the Popes. We must alspi&
admit that LloreMe Is now DIS
qualified as "llle historian o. the iii "
question:" Draper who mas 50 blind:
" copie'l Llorense, must goswith him.
Now, should we compare the nnn,:a
Der Of the lnqu'sition victims to fthe.sS
number Of the victims d the Frenchii
convention in !, 3 years t179l:1795) .--s
these. latteriimmolated In leSnarns3 ofs.s
"Hberty, Equality Frateinlty"-wss ~
feel perfectly safe to declare that Sthn3s
greatest shock on the human race dir
not come from Spain. lt;came frum II
unfortunate Fance%who had 80 well q
"asslmllated" the Sublime teachingssS
Of "old Aronet, dit ivoltalre. hi ID y sis
OF this more anon. i 7 am agalnis
called upon. q, I, :, |. sjsS
Respectfully, i; 4 II Y
| A. ROETEOU, 81 SIEss
3{4.z, Rector st. Peter J. q \
| En1rn1nnt " u. Eah II z u ono lasssstsa u