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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-03-18
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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-03-18

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MATTERS AT MOODY.
Reslhborho0d News and Notions Con,
cerninQ THINGS OF Local Interest.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs W O
Camlin of Bloomingvale fell
from a swing and was so badly
hurt that she lived only ten
hours thereafter. The funeral
and interment took place at
Harmony cemetery. The heart
feltjsympathy IF all is extended
10 the grief-stricken parents.
On last Saturday night Rev
j L Smith preached an able SER
mon at Earls Methodist Church
from Acts X:3l. His discourse
was heard with close attention
by his large congregation.
A "little stranger" has taken
up it's abode at Mr. G W Camlin's
home. The arrival of the little
one brought Joy and gladness to
the hearts of It's parents.
Mr. w E Wheeler of Gourdins
has been visiting relatives in
this community.
Rev W o Wilson of Harpers
is making an effort to organize
a 20 W Camp at this place.
1t is hoped that he will succeed
and that we shall have a local
camp in the near future.
i The school here closed last
Friday. The past session here
has been a very successful and
satisfactory one under the man
agement of Mr. c G Lowe, the
popular and efficient principal.
Fertilizers are still coming in;
&c cars this week.
k%armers are planting corn and
in some fields it is getting up.
Prospects are bright for d fine
tobacco crop.
Several horses have died of
blind staggers recently in this
community.
Notwithstanding the slu' of
our Harpers correspond 1T, l
old to my views on the aspen
y question and will re iterate
y opinion that the county dis.
7sary is the best method of
ding whisky. Also l still
nix that there is no need of a
pensary : his section. l
nk ouy county seat, Kings
els near enough to US for the
ale of whisky to be carried Oh.
l will agree with your Har-
pers correspondent in part as to
the Moody people being "coons'
pr animals-that is, when they
get full of whisky they have not
got as much sense as a goose. If
n dispensary board should put
ispensary at Harpers it would
too near to our people here
ioody. The Harpers people
be can stand the fiery stuff,
maintain their dignity and
respect, but l confess that
people here cannot and we
want to see them try it.
nit me to suggest that it
iarpers people would pay
attention to their churches
would not have so much
20 talk about selling liquor.
now your Harpers CORE
ent's views on the subject
ling liquor. In sense it
look lad for other parts of
ounty to have a privilege
d the people of Harpers,
ere IS the difference: If
rs were of a population
perly police the town and
nifty then no doubt the
;ary would be granted
d matter left to the
1t of the board and | be.
~ are acting for what
n the best interest of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-31
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
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The weather man predicts show CTS with warmer weather prevailing today.
 The largest assortment of tables, all kinds, at the Union Furniture Company. 3-7tf If out of employment try Gra- phic want ad and get a place--eight. teen words inserted one week free.
 2-17 dtf You need have ID fear Of dying with Pneumonia if you will use Pneuu,o Emollient it gives immediate relief At all druggists If Call and see the good furniture at UNION FURNITURE COMPANY; It speaks for itself. Be your own judge and jury. Prices always right 3-7 If
 -Wanted--Young lady to prepare for position as telephone operator. No experience necessary. Apply Southwestern Telephone and Tele- graph Company.
 -Go.carts and baby baggles--we can fix yoa out with the best. Union Furniture Company. 3-7 tt
 Three cars of furniture received last week. more c6laing. Come and see the stock. Union Furniture Com- pany. 3-7 tf Imported white enamclcd foot tubs, the very best, 89c, aSc and $118. Special this week it ClcTc- land Matthews Hardware Company.
 For rent, three nicely furnished rooms. with modern conveniences convenient to four boarding houses. Apply at POP West Fifth avenue. 2-25tf --Thera are not many things taa, are good for Whooping Cough but shis is one. Pneumo will give your child quick relief ynnr druggist has n. d {; ---Eyer-Ready safety razors with twelve blades that can be sharpen"a with our new stroper laany times. .-'hey save time and money: Si cc:a- p,ete. At Cleveland-M .'d- ware Company.
 let the FordyCe Steam Laundry do your work. Clear spring water used. no chemicals. Give us a trial. Leave your bundles at SIS Main street We call for and deliver laur- dry. Old phone 651. 3-4 lMo Five negro conVicts were re ceived this morning from Pine Bluff as follows: Eugene Caldwell, George Griggs, grand larceny, two years; Frank Benton, Arthur Clark, Ed Ba- Ian, grand larceny, one year.--Little Rock Democrat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-31
To Nv Friends.

wish 10 announce that have as- sociated myself with the firm of Ed Levine & Co., No. 211 Main street ,nd will be glad to see all my friends here at any and all times. The Ed I.wine company will in future handle aa up-to.date line of gents furnish ina and is now in a position to sup ply the most fastidious dresser. greay appreciate your many cour-
 tesies In the past and am always ready serve my friends in the fu' ture. Nn LEVINE.
 3-3 Inn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-31

Mrs. c. M. sllsted. of Mexico City arrived herd esterday to be the suest of Mraad Mrs. Fred Senyard ,Shc stoppedaE at New Orleans and Hattiesburg, Hiss., while on her way to this city4Fo visit relatives.
 George VI Martin, who has been finishing tMhetails ot the construc- ton cs the 1tw water and light plant for Ford, 3con and Davis, expects 10, leave ei April l, for New York He will beaccompanied by Mrs. Mar tin and be- mother, Mrs. Fowler.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-31
AGED RESIDENT
 PASSES AWAY

News reached this city yesterday of the death of George Taylor, an aged and highly respected resident of Grant county, which occurred Sunday evening at his home at Der riseaux. He was seated at the supper table when he fell from his chair and died in a few minutes He leaves q family.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-31

You will sae money ii before buying you can aN examine the stock of the Union Furniture Company. Even if you shouldbuy elsewhere the knowledge you geto values at our store will enable ya to buy to better advantage elsewher. but We know that if you see cir offerings and prices we will get year order. 3-7 tt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-31
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t ".B. Craft, of Walnut Lake, spt Tt Tness in taaisetity. -t.. .'-.z .'-.z-.=z-.-..11
 F.. F L>add, of Little Rock was ill Pine Buff Tuesday.
 Ben Grifiin, of Conway, is amon. the late arrivals in this city.
 C. G. ludwig, of Little Rock, was visitor !, Pine Bluff Tuesday Il. furraof Greenyille, Miss, was visitor inPine Bluff yesterday.
 Mrs. C. ls Wright. of Altheimar. , was in the civ yesterday shopping. MT. and Mira B. l.. Wiley, of Hay wood, spent Tusday in Pine .Bluif.s-. [ Mrs. Ben T,alheimer, of Littls Rock, is ill the cty visiting relativess Renton Tunnaf,,N Little Rock, vas q business visitor a this city yester- day
 Miss Edna Strauss will go to Lit tie Rock Thursday to visit friends for a few days.
 C. M. Morgan left yesterday for his home i'll Lewisville, after short Xisit in this~cfty. /C Captain Bob Atkinson left yester- day for business trip to Yorktown and Star .,z......
 Dr. William Crutcher retursMd yes. -yes.a, terday from a short visit to Memphis and Forrest ity..v,,yqss-''as-,..--... .4f
 Dr. and Mrs. s. D. Wilson and daughter are visiting friends anarel- atives at Marianna.
 Miss Essie Gottlieb has returled from a several weeks visit to rea- lives in Little Rock. 5,
 County Judge H. D. Palmer. of Stal City, Linocln county was business visitor in the city yesterday
 Mrs. George Hampton and Miss Louie Hall, of Fordyce. made a short visit to Pine Rluff Monday.
 w. A. Daniel has returned to his home at Waldo, after 8 pleasant visit with J. s. Reap and fanily4~ina-tl'ls city, ass--asa.a -ss'~4~s@'---
 George Titles, the we'll known life insurance man from Fort Smith, was in the city yesterday guest of F.. B. Bloom.
 Mrs..Pe Gues,aoff Nkasi1ssng tcn'' will arrive today and visit her sister Mrs. J. F. Angell, in this city, for a feY~wesks. ...........a.4---,-'.-s.-- ,-'.-.-- / Rabbi Ephraiimii~ Frisehy~is expected to arrive home today from He, Springs, where he spent several days With frie ends .........---............ss-e
 MT. and Mrs. s. L. Robo and chil- dren left yesterday for Roswell, N M., where they will make their homo in the future.
 MT. c. H. Lee, of the Southwestern Tile Company. who has been at worl on Fred Senyard's new building, al Fourth avenue and Main street. Jeff yesterday for Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-31

Great ilerest is being taken in the cid "fidters" contest to be held at the Thearolum tonight. Four con- teatants have ntered so far and more will doubtlessenter today. Many an old man and Id lady will be taken back to their Founger days tonight as they listen t the old tunes played in the old 1nan.ar.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-31
VARYING ORDER.

q Before l.. 2. Cheek. Justice of the Peace. Vaugie township, Jefferson county, Arkanas.
 ". D. Hearn st al., plaintiff, vs. L. c. Williams, dehndant. e~The defendant, L. c. Williams, Is warned to appear this court with in thirty days and answer the com plaint of the plaintss, w. D. Hearn and A. s. Honnet.
 March 30, 1909.
 L. E. CHEEK, Justiceof the Peace BRIDGES. WOOLDRIDUE & GANTT
 Attorneys for plantiff. 3-31 St
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-31

SEE CHARLES ]. MADDING, DISTRICT MANAGER OF THE MA.
 TIONAL LIFE OF THE U. s. A.
 (CHICAGO). HE CAN WRITE YOU
 ANY KIND OF. \ POLICY YOU
 WANT. 3-14 If
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-11
MURDER IS
DISCL OSED
Girl Found the Dead
Body of Her Father
in a Cornfield

Washington. Pa. Oct. 11.-"Look.
somebody's knocked papa's scarecrow
over: wait until | go over and set 1t
up" SAID Miss Maud Heulnagle. to
her companion as the two girls were
walking along path through a corn
field on their way TO church yester-
day. A moment later a scream from
the young woman drew her companioq
To the spot. She found Miss Heuf-
nagle stretched In a dead faint beside
the mutilated body of her father
which the daughter had at first mis-
taken for a scarecrow-
The finding of the corpse revealed
one of the most mysterious murders
in the history of this section. Charles
Heufnaglo's body. found In a fenco
corner, was literally hacked to pieces
BY his Slayers.
He was one OF the wealthiest reSi-
dents OF northern Washington county.
He left home on the morning of Sep
tember so. TO 20 to Pittsburg to visit
A sick daughter. and on his way TO
the train took short cut through the
corn6eld. Ii Is believed that he was
waylaid and murdered while walking
along this path There are signs OF
desperate struggle.
Heufnagle is known 10 have had
large sums Of money and valuable
papors In his clothes and these are
missing.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-11
SUBSTITUTE FOR
PURE RADIUNL

New York. Oct 11.-Since the dis
covery of radium and its value as a
therapeutic agent, laboratory workers
have been striving to find an efficient
substitute for this costly adjunct to
the outfit of physicians and surgeons
and DR. j. B. Shober seems to have
found one that is cheap and reliable.
The discovery resulted from his In
vestigations OF the radioactive prop
erty or cocoanut charcoal Or. Shober
says he passed d slow current of ar
through a celluloid tube eight inches
long and three-quarters of an inch in
diameter. coated on the inside with
collodion solution containing one mil
ligramme OF strong radium bromide.
into a porcelain vessel containing n
quantity of cocoanut charcoal. AT the
end of week he found the charcoal
strongly radioactive. discharglnG his
elcctroscope more rapidly than would
a specimen of high grade pitch blendc
ore He then spread 4 quantity of
this charcoal over a key on an X
ray plate and obtained a strong pic
ture of the key after an exposure OF
four days.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-11
TERRIFIC HURRICANE is SWEEPING
OVER CUBA AND COAST OF FLORIDA

might change his plea from that OF
mot guilty" TO that OF guilty" Tho
amended plea was accepted by the
court and James was sentenced to
fine of $40 or ten days In the bastile.
Sam Henry. a colored man, was ar
raigned before the court on the charge
of petit larceny. He pleaded not gull
ty and tho trial of the defendant was
begun. Tho complaint In the case al
leges that Henry, on October 1, stolc
from the secondhand store of l. T.
Alvord a certain revolver valued at
SIS
Tho testimony showed that the de
fendant was at the Alvord store i'm
medlately prior TO the time that the
gun was found to have been taken
away He. with a companion. tried
TO purchase cartridges for gun an
sworlng the description of the ono
taken away. few days after the al
legged theft This. together with a
number of contradictions on The part
of Henry as to when he came TO The
city and what he had been doing while
here. convinced the court that tho man
before the bar was the man who stole
AlyoTd'S gun, He was sentenced TO n
fine of $40 or to spend 10 days in tho
city jail
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-11
MAN Y CASES
IN POLICE
COURT
FIVE FELLOWS WHO ENJOYED A
SUNDAY DRUNK.
CoIored Man, Accused OF Stealing
Gun, is Sentenced to Forty
Days in Jail.

In the criminal division of the city
court this morning a number OF sun
day drunkS were arraigned and plead
ed guilty to the charge They all were
of The "boOtleg' variety. each one
having been found with bottle pur-
chased Saturday
The personnel of the party was
John Sneed, John Duff, Ed. Halvey.
Ben Harris. Ed Longsdale and NJ. c,
Foley. All except Duff were sentenc-
ed TO S5 or five days In the city jail
Duff is a cripple and in deplorablc
physical condition. He was given a
90 DAYS suspended sentence and ad-
monished by the court 10 move out
OF the city.
James Smith. n colorcd man. plead
cd not guilty 10 the charge of vagran,
CIV and was started on his way TO the
cell to await time for the hearing OF
the case. when his heart suddenly
changed and he asked Captain Brown
to take him back TO tho Judge that he
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-11
RISON IS
PEN|N(1
For Charles Morse, the
Millionaire, Wrecker
of a Bank.

New York. Oct. 11.-Fiftecn years
al hard labor in a federal prison
came one legal step nearer Charles
Morse, the former banker and capt.
talist, today, when the United States
circuit court Of appeals upheld the low
er federal courts in sentencing the
banker to such a penalty for misap-
pllcation OF the funds of a national
bank. Mr.. Morse took the news calm
ly.
Morse surrendered himself and his
attorneys Immediately began steps TO
carry his case 10 the United States
supreme court and 10 secure a con"
tlnuation OF his bail bond pending
further argument. The court finally
granted a stay OF 40 days.
While the court today did not light
on the sentence which Morse has
been striving to anDul, Its decision
was nSr entirely adverse, because IL
sustained only ten of the hfty-three
counts on which he was convicted by
a Jury.
This, say his attorneys. will leave
means OF appeal to the court OF last
resort and an application for a writ
OF certoran TO review the case VIII
he made on October 18th In Washing
ton
The decision of the circuit court
Judges today was unanimous. 10
Morse's complaint that fifteen years
was excessive. in view of the suspen'
sion OF sentence on Alfred II. Curtiss,
who was indicted with him, the court
answers that this Is complaint 10
be made to the President of the Unit
cd States In asking clemency.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-11

will require its domestic use. so far
AS possible. IN the renewal of the fer.
tility of the American farm rather
than permit OF It's expectation.
Respecting coal lands. since 1906
no coal land entries have been per.
mItted 10 be made In Alaska. pending
REQUESTS upon congress for legislation
10 prevent the monopolization of the
vast fields OF this valuable deposit
living in this territory aud TO secure
authority for permanent reservation
for naval purposes.
Too much cannot be said In favor
OF legislation which will prevent the
absorption of these valuable coal de-
post lying In this territory and to Sc
cure authority for permanent rcserva-
tlon for naval purposes.
Too much cannot be said in favor
of legislation which will prevent the
absorption of these valuable coal de-
posits by private interests with the
design of monopolization-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-11

THEY ARE READY FOR THE FALL
CAMPAIGN.
Van Dyke, Seoretary-Committees
and Candidates Meet Tonight

While the Democratic convention
was In session Saturday night. the
Republicans met In an adjoining room
and organized by electing the follow
Ing executive committee:
Geo. j. Kelly chairman
] VI, Rorristall. first vice-preSident.
Geo. H. Davis. second Nicepresident
F T. Hulaniski,
William Howell.
c. r. Hollingsworth.
Carl Allison.
o. B. Madison.
William Craig.
j. PinGree, treasurer
w ID. Van Dyke. secretary.
The entire city committee. the cX~
ecutiye committee and all the candi-
dates, are requested TO meet at tac
Office of the chairman this (Monday)
evening, under the ogden State bank.
Reed hotel building.
Do not forget 10 register tomorrow
See page six of this paper for the
place 10 register
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-11
FORCED CHECKS PASSED
ON LOCAL PEOPLE

Evidence points conclusivcly TO the
presence In Ogden of a gang of for
gers doing a first-class business. Sat
urday afternoon a number OF checks
were presented to the business men
of Ogden 10 be cashed, and many OF
them were cashed Disappointment
came 10 the ones who had paid out
their money when they presented the
checks TO the banks and learned t1at
the parties were not known and that
they did not have a cent on deposit
Most OF the checks were drawn on
the Ogden State bank in favor Of
George Graham and James Leonard
Some of those who were victimizcd
were the Ogden Beer house, TO the
tune of 20.65, and J.. B. Best. who
cashed two checks for the young men,
aegregating s2i.f0. The checks were
signed in the name OF Fisher & Healy,
contractors.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-11
PRESIDENT I
IN DANGER
Bombs Exploded Near
His Car While in Ba-
kersfield, Cal.

Los Angeles, Cal. Oct. 11.-PreSi-
dent Taft arrived In Los Angeles at
AS and was met by the local recep-
tion committee. The train proceeded
Immediately to San Pedro harbor and
will return to the city at l o'clock.
The President had an unusual Sun
day experience at Bakersfield, Cal.
last night. which gave those attached
TO ais party. especially the secret ser.
vice men, a great deal of concern.
Despite Instructions sent ahead that
no fireworks should be used at any
celebration, the Presidents train
rolled into Bakersfield TO the accom-
paniment OF faro Of rockets and TO-
man candles and exploding bombs
Some OF the rockets, badly directed.
whizzed along the ground. and one
broke within fifty feet of the Presi-
dent. The President declared the re-
ception was entirely unexpected and
made a little speech.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-11
After Binding and Gagging the Night En-
ployes, the Robber Helps Himself to Sacks
OF Gold in Safe and Makes His Escape

Seattle, Wash, Oct 11.-BInding
and gagging the night chief clerk and
his assistant and carrying them to an
unoccupied part OF the building, n lone
holdup man robbed the office of the
Great Northern Express company at
the King street station early this
morning. securing several sacks of
gold and silver and a large amount of
paper money, the total amount run
ming into the thousands
While A. p. White, the assistant
was out TO lunch, W. Simonson heard
a knock at the door. Opening it, he
was confronted by masked man who
covered him with n revolver and or.
dered SimonSon to open the safe Sim
Cnson says that ne complied with the
robbcTS 3 demands and opened all the
compartments of the safe where mon
cy Is kept. AS soon as this was done
robber threw Simonson TO the floor.
bound and gagged him and then car
ried him to another part of the build
ing. whcro he covered his prisoner
with an overcoat
Returning to the Office. the robber
awaited the return of White whom he
Iu"ut PiiSohelp ulSpoSiuS Ot Hiul III
the same manner as he did with Sim
onson. He then cut all the telephone
wires and, taking all the money he
could carry. left the place.
After a short time Simonson sue
ceeded in freeing himself. and, after
llberatiDg White. gave the alarm.
When the police entered the Office
they found that the robbers had left
u sack Of silver containing $500.
1t has been the custom to keep all
the money received from the tran.
continental trains in the safe from
Saturday 10 Monday. and It Is believed
that large sum was secured by the
robbers.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-11

Washington. Oct. 11-Great de
struction of property and loss OF life
on the South Atlantic coast and even
in the interior. according to Professor
Willis l.. Moore. is certain to result
from great hurricane which has al
ready touched southern Florida and
is making its way up the coast.
Since the reports issued this morn
ing, the weather bureau has received
additional information that has led
Professor Moore TO take every meas
ure possible to protect the inhabi-
tauts OF the sea islands, off the Flor
ida coast from the approaching storm.
At noon be wired the signal officer
observers at Jupiter inlet. Tampa.
Jacksonville and Thomasvillc, Ga, 10
incur any necessary expense TO dos
Siminate warnings to the Islands.
coast cities and even the interior of
the state
Just before noon the barometer at
Key West recorded the remarkably
low reading of 1884 and already at
that point the wind had reached hur-
ricane force
In the opinion of the forecaster the
storm envelopes the entire Florida
peninsula 1t is due In full force to-
night and the weather bureau appeals
to all newspapers and commercial or
ganizatlons in the threatened district
TO spread the news of its approach.
The West Indian hurricane Is fast
approaching Key West, according TO
a dispatch received AT noo6 by the
weather bureau from its observer at
that point He reported the barom-
cter had further dropped to ESQ and
the wind was blowing at the rate of
6S miles an hour. In order to safe
guard the life of the weather bureau
observer at Sand Key. a small island
to the southwest of Key West, Chief
Moore ordered the man TO abandon
his post The observer has reported
10 Washington that he has taken re-
fuge in the lighthouse on the island.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-11

heart in the desert Sheriff Ralphs
VIII start out today on the long trail.
Two previous expeditions have failed.
Ralphs' posse will be Joined In the
desert by another band commanded
by Sheriff Wilson of Riverside county.
The plan is to lay siege TO the des-
2erado in the granite Businesses of
Bullion mountain. where he was last
entrenched, and starvc him out.
The necessity for making certain of
the capture of the Indian murderer
was made more apparent yesterday by
the arrival of numbers of frightened
settlers, who brought their families in
because they feared visits from the
Indian.