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SOLD GOODS TO
 THE INDIANS
Mrs. Sarah E. Davis. De,out Member Of Baptist Church. and Who was Born In 1928, Passed Away In
 This City

Mrs. Sarah k. Davis, S2 years old, an old and highly respected resident of this city who has lived in Arkau- sas for moTe than forty years, died yesterday morning at 9 o'clock at the home of het' son, T. L. Davis. No. S11 West Fifteenth avenue, in this city. Mrs. Davis was ill for more than year and ner death was not wholly unexpected She came to this city five years ago from Little Rock, where she lived for many years. Mrs. Davis came to >Arqansas in 1869 from Mississippi, where she and her father sold goods to the Indians during the fortles. Mrs. Davis was born in Murray county, Tenn, May IT, 1928. Her only surviving brother is Colonel J. D. Bills, of Corinth Miss. former state senator for many years and Postmaster under Grover Clevelani l. Mrs. Davis was a devout member of the First Baptist church of this city, and was member of the Baptist church for more than fifty years.
 Among the surviving relatives are
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HOWS0N FUNERAL
 SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Services Over the Body of Mrs. Gar rett HOwsOn Will be Held From The Residence of Her Aunt, Mrs
 E. (. Arnold, On West
 Third Avenue

The funeral of Mrs. Garrett How son, who died so suddenly Thursday night at her home, No. 1700 South Olive street, will take place Sunday afternoon at f o'clock from the resi- dence of E. C. Arnold, No. S03 West Third avenue. Reverend T. Y Ram sey, Pastor of the First Methodist
 church, will conduct the services. The pail bearers will be John R. Bloom, Frank Milner, Harry Wool dridge, Beaure Hut, Zack Tanqers- ley and James A. Goodwin. The body will be moved from the Howson residence to the Arnold home this morning.
 The sudden death of Mrs. Howso1 was the chief topic among the many friends of the deceased yesterday. Mrs. Howson was extremely popular with her many acquaintances and her lovable disposition and charming man ners endeared her to them Her death has occasioned deep sorrow among them and her devoted hus- band is almost heartbroken as a re- suit of the shock
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WRIGHT FLIES
 TO ALEXANDRIA,

Washington, July 3O.-Oryi1!e Wright more than accomplished his final test with passenger in his aeroplane today over the measured course. He went over the ten mile course from F't. Meyer to Alexandria and returned in fourteen minutes and four seconds. He made the flight at an average height of 200 feet, al though he went as high as 300 feet. President Taft. who has been ske ti- cal about airships, arrived before the flight was completed. He sent con- sratulatio-.s by an armX-offieer to 5ile successful aviatoPs ----------A,-.
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THE CORONER BURNED
 GAMBLING DEVICES YESTERDAY

Coroner H. E. Williams, who was aroused from his slumber early yes terday morning by City Attorney Sor- rells and summoned downtown to serve a burning order issued by Magistrate J. P. Knox at the in
 stance of City Attorney, finally ef- fected an entrance into he Hicks Senyard building, carried two gambl- ing tables to East Court street and applied the torch to them. The bon fire took place at : o'clock yester- day morning. Fred Senyard, owner of the building, opened the doors to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-31

rooms above his saloon and the gam bling tables, which he says has been stored there for several months were found
 A craps table. a card table and two rules of instructions for the game. which were framed and hung on tht " wall were burned by the coron-r. Parts of a valuable gambling table were also destroyed. Chief Stewart stated yesterday that he instruet5 1 Patrolman Williams to serve the burning order, but would not ad, isa them to break down the doors lead ing to the building.
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A MISLEADING
 SPECIAL CORRECTED

A special from Indianapolis to the Memphis Commercial Appeal yester- day, says:
 'sThe tragedy at Little Rock, Ark, today, in which Nathanitl Parker Will lis lost his life, is the logical conclu- sion of tangled skein of troubles that has existed for two or three years, in which Willis, his wife and Ellis, who killed the former today il the courtroom in Arkansas, became involved Willis is a awfordsville, Ind, man, and lived here several years. He was a promoter of a cure for the liquor habit. He claimed to have cured himself and urged this as recommendation for his melicinc He advertised it extensively through out the country in the newspapers and magazines, and he made much money out of it and cut quite wide swath in Indianapolis and other cities. His wife was an Indianapolis belle. reputable, pleasant and agreeable, liv- ing here in handsome style, but mis- understanding came and finally cul- minated in the divorce courts. One child, daughter, was the bone If contention.
 Ellis entered the case here after having made Mrs, Willis acuuaintance in Arkansas where Willis and his wife had gone where they had pro- perty interets. When the first divorce proceedings were in progress here about two years ago, Ellis appeared
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JULIUS LEITNER 10
 MOVE TO OKLAHOMA
Successful Young Real. EStat, Man Leaves Sunday for Oklahom: City Where He Will Enga"e ln
 Real Estate Business

Julius Leitner will feave>,Pi Elutt St nday@ and will go to Ok;ahorla City, Ok, to engage in the real es- la.e business, in which he vas most Successful in his city and section for t.e past twelve years. NJ. l.eitner recently disposed of his local r.aity and rental brslo ss to the Ian'- Ri pom comc2n1, Ut retains hisflarge realty holdings at Dumas, Desha coua- ty, and Fordsca q Dallas ceHu:... .',' VI engage in L., rea.<e. tate Ausi- ness in~the neM~.State on a larger scale and believes that it offers great opportunities to real estate men, Mr. Leitmer has been one of the most successful real estate mtn in> this State. He started in the renfal Nd realty business twelve years |ago ard during his local career financed some large realty deals in this and neigh boring States. He is hustler of ,he first water, fine mixer and . straightforward energetic business man. The Graphic wishes him con tinued success in his new field.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-31

The above massage is misleading and does Mir. Ellis an injustice w. Y. Ellis was never in Indianapolis i'll his lifetime. He did not meet Mrs. Ellis for some months after she came to this city and met her for the first time in his uncle's office. where she was employed as a stenographer. His appearance at Little Rock Tuesday. when the tragedy was enacted was the first time he had ever appeared as an interested party in legal pro- ceeding instituted by Willis to recov- CT his child.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-31

as a sympathizer and defender of Mrs. Willis, not as her lawyer He was in love with her, and herein was his interest. Mrs. Willis gained tht suit and the childs custody. Soon af- ter this Mrs. Willis married Ellis. This angered Willis and made say age enemies of him and Ellis. For two years trials have been contin- ued for the custody of the child. The present Senator Davis of Arkansas has been his attorney, and was with him when shot today. At one of the several trials it was stated that either Willis himself or go-between had intmated to the court a large sum of money awaited him if the child was gwen Willis /"
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PINE CITY LODGE
 HAS BIG MEETING

The members of Pine City Lodge No l56, I. o. o. F.. held an in- teresting meeting at their hall, at No. 3o5 12 West Barraque street Thursday night. at which time the third degree was conferred on one candidate. Miss Flossie Potter, on in mate of the Widows and Orphans Home at Batesville, read an interest ing paper on the good of the Orphans Home. and was followed by Mrs. M. G. Morris. of Little Rock, Mrs. Shandy and Miss Emma Herring. of Superior Rebekah Lodge, No. S5
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-31
CUPID ARRIVED
 WITH REV. FULL
New Pastor of First Baptist Church Asked to Perform Wedding Cer.- mony Soon After He Alighted
 From Train Here

Ten minutes after Reverend '. Tull, late of Greenwood, Miss, alieht- ed from Cotton 0S'alt train in this city yeste rday afternoon, having come here to assume his new duties as pas
 tor of the First Baptist church, he was invited to officiate at wedding At that hour Miss Ina Cason. daugh- ter of Humane Officer A. l.. CaSon
 enC B. ". Eolin, Jr, a well known bookkeeper employed at the Sawyer and Austin lumber Company, appear ed at the home of Lee Fox, on South
 OllYe street. where Reverend Tell performed the ceremonN Mr and Ms
 Bolin are popular residents of tnis city and wifi make their/future home here. About two wears ago brother of Mr Bolin married a sister Of Miss Cason. Rev. Full is stoppirs at the home of Mr. Fox for the pre5eIr. He is a jovial, brilliant minister and comes here highly recommended as a pulpit orator and thorough cholar.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-31
SENTIMENT NOW
 FAV0RS DILL Defense Introduces Strozg Evidence at Fridays Hearing of Assault
 Case
MANY WOMEN ATTEND
States Attorney Hands Attorney For Defense Hot Sh0t-May Ofiaf
 Felons as Witnesses

Little Rock, Ark. July 3o-Thr0ash the delays of today there is some doubt now if the Dill case will get to the jury by Saturday night, which means another Sunday for the jury to be locked up, The state will close it's rebuttal tesimonv Saturday morning and the defense will have liz tie to offer The state took the en- tire day in asking questions of a few witnesses Considerable expert tes- tmony was introduced and though 1t was of nature such as should )e heard behind closed doors, the usua large number of women were pr
 ent, a number Of them girls,
 accompanied by their mothers.
 of the women held infants in
 arms The state put on Dr. I
 of seventh and Victory streets,
 was d good witness for the
 Dr. Harvey had stated before
 grand jury that Dill had been III hIs office on the day of the assault but he made no effeIt to place the hour. Today he stated Dill was in the drug store at 1l:30 o'clock a. m. the time claimed by Dill stating facts Waich made it clear to his mind Threo doctors testified it was impossible if an assault had been committed, a week afterwards, and also that many authorities spoke of it being impossi- ! ble in some cases to tell even direct ly afterwards. Deputy Sheriff and Sheriff Roberts testified as to the daS- cription Miss Burkhalter gave of tro aSSailant. Before the close of court Louis Rhoton, for the defense, in- formed the court that he understood that it was the intention of the state to introduce Saturday felons in the Hot Springs jail to testify as 10 what Dill told them while in Jail at the Springs. w. H. Pemberton, who i5 assisting the prosecution, said the State would introduce whoever It wanted to and whenever it wanted to, as it was running it's own case and , did not intend to notify the defense. Judge Lea stated that if any surpriS- es were sprung on the defense Sat
 urday he would give the defense six months if necessary, to prepare it's defense against the evidence offered. J The strong alibi testimony present.
 ed by the defense has changed senti-
 meI.e-,p. fh here in favor of Dill.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-31

terranean rumblings. Five were killed here and thirteen at Santa Bula suburb. The first shock sWayed build inss so perce eptibly that bells ill Cd thedral tolled. The second shock lasted minute and half driving peo- pie from buildings into open places where they fell on their knees in prayer. The walls of many tall build ings have been cracked.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-31

QIcarst News Special to the Graphic,
 Mexico City, .J aN N'30.-Chilpancin- earthquake, which devastated the whole west coast of Mexico. Several hundreds are reported killed there Survivors camped in the open air and are suffering severely because the shocks continue and are accom-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-31

James W. Allen, D. Prather, J. W. Sanders and Joe c. Meyer have re- turned from several days fish at Silver Lake. They were entertaihei at the clubhouse thereby E w. Mas sey and Tyro Richardson. They re- rort crops down the riyer not fav- orable, but declare that~Mr. Massey has fine rice crop~on his place.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-31

six sons, T. l., Davis, of this city; Reverend r. P. Davis, of Little ROCK A. H. Davis, of Little Rock; J. H. Davis, of Dermott; John B. Davis, cf Gordon, Texas: G. D. Davis, of Benton, Ark, and one daughter, Mrs Annie Carter, of Bryant. Ark The body was taken to Little Rock this morning for interment
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FUND NOW TOTALS
 MORE THAN S9O,OOO
Soliciting Committee Adds Another Thousand Dollars to the Parker Road Fund-HOt Weather In.
 terferes With Canvass + The Parker Road Fund +

TWO or LnH NleIlUPTS or the Park CT road soliciting committee, w. c. Hudson and F. M. Rosenberg, added $1,025 to the fund yesterday, bring ing the grand total past the $9O,Oo0 mark. The R. M. Knox Company was the largest subscriber listed dur ing the day, giving $25O. The commit tee is working under difficulties this hot weather, but notwithstanding the few hours they are enabled to be out each day the fund is gradually grow ing and will soon reach the goal The subscribers listed Thursday and the amount each subscribed, follows:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-31

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. z 2s-dst
 Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-31

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.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-31

August number of Men and Women Magazine ready for distribution. All sub scribers please call. 7-31-6t
 Grand Leader.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-31

Mrs. R. NJ. Thomas, of Little Rock. arrived in the city yesterday to visit Mrs. R. l.. Rutherford
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-31
FOR QUICK TRANSFORMATIONS
 CALL CITY HACK LINE oo0 Eost RarranU0 Sf.

Open 6 p. m. to .7:30 .. m., and te- liable. Special attention to train caiAA Old phone 3s4. New. phone 10a hcss O1ord. prop. Pins Blum, Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-31
FOR UMBRELLA FIXING

I. Glicksburg, the umbrella man, Second and Walnut, opposite tele- phone office. 7l27-1mo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-31

Do you want to make bond? See us. Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Go.
 7-27-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-31
7; 7: 7: :$ygS $ WAVES; } } } !: i $ IS BOUND OVER =, s. Oi'D V HA Fox
 Auste Bluffian Does Not Ap- < Ssa1 n. Justice Court to
 Ans Yer Charge There
ATTORNEY ANSWERED
Application For Bond Will be Made
 Within the Next Few Days ts At Capital

Little Rock, Ark, July 30.-Al- though he did not appear in the Mag istrate's court, w. Y. Ellis of Pine Bluff, who shot and killed x. P. Wiz lis in this city Tuesday, waived ex. animation today before Magistrate Sanders and was bound over to await. the action of the Pulaski county grand jury. Ellis was not brought from the county Jail. His attorney, James A. Gray, waived ex- animation for him when the prelimin ary hearing was announced in the jus tice court. It is believed that applica- tion for bond for the prisoner will be made in Little Rock. notwithstanding the statement to the effect that bond would be asked for Ellis before Chan cellor John NJ. Elliott at Pine Bluff John F. Rutherford and Judge NJ A. Austin. who returned to Pine Bluff yesterday, stated last night that they had not fully decided as to what course would be pursued in asking bail for Ellis. Application for bond however, will be made within the next few days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-31
EARTHQUAKE TOLLS
 CATHEDRAL BELLS

Many Persons Killed Alon g The Coast of Mexico When City of Chipanci ingo is Destroyed Some Killed in the City of Mexco-Resdents of the Old Country Ran From Tn cir Homes and Fell on Their Knees in Prayer-Eart hquake Accompanied By Electrical Storms and subterranean Rumblings
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-31
After You are Married. .
 Be Sure You Have a Bank Account.

CAt happiness and contentment that comes onE. Through certainty of the fu- ture, Is the -ealthy, permanent kind savings account starts you on that road today. No man can be his best self when cramped by poverty. We will pay you per cent interest on the money you put In our company's savings department and compound the interest every six months.
 Pine Bluff Trust Co.
 s. E. Corner Main and Rarrague sts
 Pine Bluff, Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-31

QIcarst News Special to the Graphic.D
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-10-17
BIG TURPESTIXE bgAl
AessrS. COuoly, GFuuysg 4 llaFh So
Florida lnlsfs.is

A big turp'n tihs deal ingalyag ~
eral thousand dollars. toak phs a.
week when heas1 Consy. Gfasf 8
Davis sold their tuFpenllns nisfsn Ia
aboutitwelye thousand ssfps II t.ntrf
below Perry, Pa, y % h4 lftsl
Company, q eOrpoaiian m ttf ~
line Of business hear there
The principals Ia Jhs deaI
discuss the price obtained taiHn
derstOOd from outside pauu a
was between S2O,Ooo ani e. a.
turpsntine rights aione. ttf s
tanning the land and tmts m
being very yaluable Go sass
poses. Il is REPORTED lhaI Col
allied Messrs. Conoy Growers
a large profit.
Messrs. COnoly a Grotu
5000 acres Of turpeblms uat
Tallahassee, which n sd ca.
valuable. Quitman Pre- Ir
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-10-17


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Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-10-17

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chemical, which Is one IL o. cess
valuable ingredients Of Fo.sys
Remedy. Hsxsmelhy saeisia1ns
recognized By medical is1i b.at
authorities as . uric acd Hgef a
sntiseptIc for the guhs Tass
Kidney Remedy a. so0u ss a
any irregularities and asad
malady. Florida Boa ahi pfa
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-10-17

Ard Introausss Nsuy lnpssani go
a. CssgFm

Washington. Dec. IS -Rs,sa
tive Frank Clark, u Flo1aa. Is -
sun work IN earnest h a. s4n b
push through 10 sual pasaa ussN
bills Of great imporiance b Fs
which be has introduced 0as q G.
most important Of ths,s aatmia -
vide Tor the erection 81 q nblFeg
building and the sstsbElhmeai ofass
treasury in JaekSosyHla ~ ~ D.
yides that the site shall noi oasi nIs
than one hundred thouEni salsra. 49,
3 sum not to exceed tasnty ih9.1u
dollars be appropriated iss a. sngY
meat Of q skilled srshiiezl b pefa
the designs, and thai psuEaa IS
made IN the building foF eesn ssr ~
us&Of such Oaisiss D ~ s5ssa
assare nov occupying rgaiei QsHNs
N the city Of Jaekso1ylls. rn |l
ther, that the entire cost q
and site shall not O1eesd oas ula
dollars.
Other bills introduced b W. Calt
ct this sesSiOn Of eoagFeas ere.
To establish . hsh haishsTy ans -.
egieal station IN the sscmA soaEra.
GOnal district.
TO establiEh q haA-hsichlag sai a..
culture station On ths 81 3ohns dsel
] 70 pToylds toF t6s sTsssS
hcbuildilg a Eks cts q psisils.
10 FeQuirs.shs sssEstaTy q aslsaI
turs 70 make monsAly rspas,s - b sAs
sea island cotton, pinssgph end aangs
crops.
70 extend the pguyi1isas q a. "a
sting bOunty-Ilnd aVI b ils as.,
and enlisted men end oassm a. go
Of the boat eOmpanies II lhs Faa
Seminole Indian war.
To extend 70 the vsisgsas - ~ en-.
eral Seminole lnd.an vaFs anS D. ~
WIDOWS Of such VeieTans a. hnsfir
of the act Of eOngFsss D } slfasi, q
1907.
To grant pensioas b a. rahisla ~
the different Seminols Ihfaa uss sas
their widows.
TO provide for and lsyy e. apft
duty o. Egyptian sHd 0tAm - sisTl
cotton imported 90 he Ual
from foreign cOuntnes
To prohibit the FesaiYl Il n1 a
payment Of special ianes - dss.sla =
Intoxicating liquors By nislual rssas
otieials OF the United sisiss sasegs e.
certain cases end 10 psusks pt
mmts for ils yiolatioa
For the relief Of ne Slsis al Flafs.
providing for ths etgu n eun
taxes, collected b IS U1.Isi
IN 1853, 1854, lS66, iss4 lsg sat lss
Granting pension % AAa,BAn n
PaeeltY.
Petition Of diViaia No e.. 0stsg =
Railway Conductors. iuI amsniaal -
Hepburn rate bill
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-10-17

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and ahnal discharge q TIE ai,5ir,
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Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-10-17

William R. Crosby. emgget e.
Lakeland in the Cost LIns ytfs. uaa
instantly killed isu daya aEo hy 49,
accidental diseAafge Gags uhas b.
vas out hunting. he esd . omaaa
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-10-17

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Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-10-17

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Sfe9ll9Es ana all persons intsre.ssi - + y.
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house 10 suEannee county. Fiori1a :. "A,
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County Judge Of said county, ~ s-.--..,.
vouchers and AJAX for final diSchsFr, -. n.
administration Of said estaba.
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Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-10-17
0R. J. W. WEST,
PHYSICIAN AND SURSEOH

Offices upstairs over ]. C. Baisin 4
store, the two front rooms Of Wh.1
were formerly occupied BY DR.. A. s.
York. Calls promptly answered Al
hours Of the night as wen as the dF
Practice anywhere in the county. E.
eellently equipped Offices for an kiind
Of examinations Of internal disease
and treatment for same.