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MUST BE SOLD AT AUCTION.
FOR SALE

Modern 1S-reen. re.iae~ee sna furniture; everyth. ag new and up to date; two servants rooms in rear; a bargain if taken with in thirty days; lot 75x150 feet; can rent property at s1oo per month, furnished: S6,ooo lnsur- ance on property; will sell at sacrifice if taken at once. or will sell furniture and rent the house at a very low rent. j. 8. Fulton, 1o6 Hickory St.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-11

After mercurial treatment take La Cura to complete the cure. No alec. hnl 12a Central ase::...:e
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-11

Another big mIpment Of all the laf est fads in rancy work. just arrived at Mrs c Higgins. S6s Central avs sus. SEQ |
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WHO'S WHO IN THE
 BIG TOUR-CONTES'
YESTERDAY RESULTED PLACING Hua LEADER OTHERS IN A BETTER POSITION TO-
 
FIRST DIS TRIC

Comprising all that portion Reserve including
 Miss Ida Marx. Springs Ky =. issss Miss Deie Bancroft. Corner Hobson le45o Miss Blanche Bailey Silver St. .. l5247 Miss Myrle Jones' l1c oaE st.... .r .. 15229 Miss Mary Mooney st.... . . .... 1&a57 Mrs Gertrude rrausott soa Mound st.. ssss Miss Flora Dney Fardale Addition. =. .,.. ...a. a7s Miss Fannie Connolly, 12ll ... .. scss Miss Willie pane, a2o Vine St.. 2ssO
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-09
l Hattracti,c Title RcsDonsible

\ few local theater goers witnessed the presentation of The World and T Woman at the Elks Theater last h1Sht and it might be adIed that the show merited a larger audience. Miss Nettle Bourne, practically an unknown star in Pine Bluff before last night appears in the leading role and with one exception, Harry Melville, a good supporting company. The play is by Joseph Byron Totten and is termed
 problem play" Like many offerings or It's class it is naturally cverdrawn put there are many strong situations lh the piece to attract the attention and admiration of a critical theater- going public. The play is nicely stag eo and While the dialogue drags at times, there is enough interest in three acts to hold the attention of one who appreciates a serious play AL though the company worked under diff faculties last night the few that were present seemed to appreciate the act Ing and generous applause was evi- dence of it. Miss Bourne might be termed a good actress. She plave her part so well that it could easily be imagined why her stage husband,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-09
JURORS FINALLY
 REACH AGREEMENT
Finds for BIui Cit. Lumber Gompan, in Damage Suit Prosecuted b,
 George Holmes. Il Minor

\ verdict Tor the defendant Was re- turned yesterday afternoon in the suit of George Holmes. d minor. against the Bluff City Lumber Company, from which concern he demanded S1.000 damages for personal injuries alleeeI to nave been sustained through neg il@ence Of the eompany's employees at their mill at Clio, Ark. Young Holmes right arm was injured by a saw while he was at work at the lum- Der plant June ,. 1909 His attornevs sued for $1,ooo at the request of his guardian He was represented bv Taylor and Jones and the lumber com pany by W. r. Coleman and Austin and Danaher. The jury was out three hours and is reported to have stood eleven for the defendant and one for plaintiff for more than two hours. the single juror finally going over to the ma aiOrity
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-09
OPENING VAS
 BIC SUCCESS Henry Marx Com aany's New Store Thrown Open to Public Last Night
MUSIC AND SOUVENIRS
Remarkable Success oI leun. Mnr. chant Who Game Here
 Perfect Stranger.

The opening of tine beautiful new store of the Henry Marx= GompaI.4 last night from o'clock to ? o'clock was one of the most successful affairs of its kind ever given in this city and was attended by hundreds Of Pine Blufiiians. The large plate glass windows were tastefuly decorated with the latest designs of Winter tafl- orlne and haberdasherN for meu and the many pedestrians out window shopping. On the inside of h. store, which Is to by 25 feet, Was decorat- cd with natural palms and with thc mammoth stock the store was in fine condition for the inspection of the customers of the popular firm.
 sAs the many visitors passed through the building the children were pre- sented with delicious ice cream and the ladies and gentlemen gave their names and addresses and received a beautiful piece of hand painted china
 During the evening EIiotts orchas-. tra furnished exquisite music and ten courteous clerks ushered the crowd to ffe different parts Of the bnilaing. The store was thronsed the whole evening and a thousand of the sonve- nlrs were distributed The crowd greatly exceeded the expectations of the management Of the firm which shows the popularity Of the firm.
 The success of Henry Marx in com- merflal circles here is a fine testi- monial to his excellent business abil- lty and personal worth and especially does 1t bespeak for him remarkable
 popularity. Mr Marx has been in /. business in this city for nearly four teen years He came here a perfect stranger, but his genial personality, straightforward business methods and determination to win. soon brought success. No other man is more highly app ecidled DA lAlS community than Henry Marx and a few merchants are more popular with all classes He is high toned. honest and conscientious business man and his prosperity is thoroughly merited. The new home of his business is one of the most up-to- date in the South and is an attractive addition to growing Pine Bluff
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-09
AB s. KNOX HAS
 RETURNED HOME


 Ab $. KnoX. the>furniture man, is at home from a visit to Pine Bluff, Ark and Memphis. Tenn. Mr Knox spent some time in Memphis in the school of Embaning and while there purchased d handsome black hearse and swell line of furniture which will reach the city in about thirty days.
 Mf Knox says Pine Bluff is next to the best place on earth-of course Altus is the best. He says that foul. or five Of his friends from that place all business men of high standing, will soon be in the city seeking investments and will more than likely locate here. Mrs. Knox will remain in Pine Bluff several weeks longer. yisiting.-Atus. tOkla.) News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-09
Pine Bluff Fans See Big Game.

Great interest is being manifested in the championship series of base ball games being played between the Tigers an the Pittsbur teams bv Pine Bluff fans and many of them witness ed the first contest on the blackboard here yesterday afternoon, when the game was received over a special wire at the Theatorium, under the manage ment of Will Vego and S. k. WilhGit
 The afternoon show at that play house was called off in order to ac- commodate the local fans. Ike Phil lips, of the Western Union Service, received the game and it was marked on the blackboard by J. R. Hilzhem Jr. Every play was recorded, the line up of the two teams, the innings, names of players and all summary in- formation were kept before the spec tators during the game Pittsburg and Detroit have about evenly divided the fans here and many wagers have been made on the result of the series. To have observed the great enthusiasm was displayed as each man went to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-09
PARASOL WAS 4
 WHITE ELEPHANT
>1rahet Lad, Sa.s Sile Picked il .5p Somewhere and Leaves ii Here ief Owner to be Identified.

\ tashfoEabiy dressed woman al F5- finement walked into the cigar stc4. ot r. II. .Nitschul on West Second a1t.- hue ill this city yesterday and hand ed Mrs. AltschHl, who was in the place at that tiale, q valuable ladS's parasol. which, she requested. ke rtturned to its owner. The lady was q stranger to ntS. AltSchllI She stated that she did not knew where she had come into possession of the parasol eut was Of the opinion that shc took II rom a counter. upon which she had placed her purse and other trjnk els while shopping. The lady appear ed to be very much embarrassed and dld hot give her name The pafaso] IS Ill possession of Mrs Altschul who "lll return it to it's owner. if de- scrlbed. Mrs AltschuI did not wish to accept the parasol, but the lady insisted declaring that she was Il stranger here and was preparing fe leave the eitx.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-09
SENATOR CLARKE
 VISITS PINE BLUFF
lnspects Plans and Specification, n, Jefferson tonnt.'>= Proposed Bridge While Here.

-l-n1eei--states- --Senate44-~,ts.u4es- P Clarke, of Little Rock, spent vesterday Ill the city on what he termed a little business matter He would not dis cuss the object of his visit here. Sod alter his arrival Senator Clarke called on County Treasurer C. Nj. Nichol and Suspected the plans and specificatidps of the proposed Jefferson county free wagon and railroad bridge. which is soon te> be constructed at or near this city. Senator Clarke met mapf friend.; while here and ~wtes--gfven d cordial reception, it being several years since he has visited this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-09

party composed of the following person left yesterday morning to be guests at the Majestic Hotel in Hot Springs fer few days anu attend the Fourth Annual State Fair. Misses Mary Banks and Hattie Currie; Mes- danes J. D. Currie and V. G. Allison of Brownsville, Tenn; and Dan Shaw. of Brownsville, Tenn. The party is scheduled to return to this city Sun day evening"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-09

in the iast act. asG7 l5HsI4eHea@- Tor lis false aeeasatens aa4 TpfjIsez I5 leave hef.-Ns= Niiee3feioetoa Mis- Emma HaN8er disRl4ed IiHe= abilite Frank Holland, IL the eHleHanls de iecttHe. handled the pagt with @fea5 fsaesse= and hHmoi.. The common mistake of# selecting q bad title for 3Fotten work =HaY= be responsible tef thr=title interest manifested in the offering last night
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-09
DR. BUCKNER Al 8A
 THE HIGH SCHOOL
Declares in Il Lecture That d Man is Not Judged D! His Wealth, But b, Hi> Actual, Personal Wortf-En- >ticalIy Received.

Rev N D, 3uckner, rector of the
 lflnltN Episcopal Church, yesterday afternoon delivered the first of a ser- les o1 lectures to the pupils of the
 Pine Bluff High School and his talk Vas one of great interest to the schol- tQss and ole that will rmdoubtly be re- mem5ered by them for some time to come Dr. BHckner was introduced by Dr. Junius Jordan, superintenG9nt of the Pine Bluff public schools. and Was given a rousine reception. li's subject was What Am I Worth.
 pr. Buckner made deep impress ion upon his hearers when he declared that "A man $ investment in life is hiilsea aha We are what We make ourselves He declared that liners are at the Present time greater possi- 9illt}es for great men and women than ever before, He told of the nation s great wealth in the spacious govern ment vaults at Washington brinoinp out the idea clearly that a person Is not judged by his wealth, but bv hls actual, personal worth. He gave several classical illustrations thar were of great benefit to. the pupils and his lecture was one of the best ever heard at that institution of learn inc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-09
ELLIOTT DISAPPROYES
 OF DIR. BLACK

New York, Oct s.-''I think the whole New York Presbytery is guilty of heresy for allowing Dr. Black to be ordained said Dr. H. E. Elliott, one of the oldest members of the Presbytery today. His impugning certain dogmas and scriptures coupled with the action placed upon him by the Presbytery will do no good for the ministry.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-09
OFFICERS INs1Alhp
 BY Bl4cKsM'1Hs
Local No. ,, I. E. of E. and II. Also Makes Preliminar! Arrangements For Annmal Ball.

The newly elected officers of Pine bluf Local No. }, International Bro therhood of Blacksmiths and Helpers were installed last night at meeting or the members of the local at the Ocd Fellows hall. The local. which is in fine financial conditions and the membership of which numbers g, also dlscusse dthe annual ball to be given in this city in December. The new officers installed last night are: W. I. King. president; D. E. Harper, vice president; Louis Schmitt, secretary and Walter Hershell, treasurer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-09
SHERIFF ORDERED
 INTO COURT
Judge Grace Wants Eplanation From Sheriff Walker. oi A>hcley County. t> to Nh. he Did Not Return Ser. vice.
Sheriff Floyd Walker

Sheriff Floyd Walker. of Ashley County, Arkansas. will be brought to this city by Coroner G. D. iIammondsI Of the same county, this morning to De arraigned before Judge A E. Grade in the Jefferson circuit court, who has summoned the sheriff to show cause why he should hot be fined for contempt of court for alleged negli- senee in serving papers from the ,Jef- ferson circuit court The papers were sent to Sheriff Walker some days ago as registered mail. There were shown to have been received by the Ashley county official. but no return was made bN him of service. Judge Grace issued summons. which was placed in the hands of Coroner Hammonds. with the request that he summon t.~ sheriff to come to Pine Bluff and ans Wer for his alleged negligence. Judge Grace will demand satisfactory ex- planation and in the event that the matter is not made clear to him. the Ashley county official will likely pay Q fine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-09
MERCHANTS INVITED
 TO BE IN PARADE

fo the Merchants of the City On Tuesday. October I9th, at go D. III. the local aerie of Eagles will have as ole of the featurs of thir State Convention a dress and floral parade. Al merchants desiring to advertise their business by having floats in this parade will notify some member ol the parade committee as soon as possible
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-09

Peoples Savings Bank and Trust so. pa. interest on time deposits and swing accounts. Special attention given to sale of all kinds of Real Es- tate. Let uS list an, propert, you l'la. nave Tor sale. a29-d 1mo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-09
THE TELFCRAPHtRS
 MAY LOSE OUT

Chicago, Oct S.-The transmission of telegraph messages by telephone intead of telegraph is being tried by the Western Union. regular telegraph wires being used. It will mean the loss of occupation for thousands of Morse operators.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-09

tne bat yesterday, one Would have ( ne to the conclusion that the Pine Bluff tans were i'll the 2randstand at Pittsbllr9.
 TAe second game of the series Wi4 5a played today. It will be received s -ain over a special wire at the Thea tefiHm, beginning at o'clock
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-09
Ne pay four per cent interest on |.
CAUSED ACCIDENT
 NOW A MANIAC

Cleveland, Oct. S.-l;ecause he was responsible for an accident in which three men were crushed to death by piston rod, William Watson, master mechanic for the Pennsylvania Coal Company is a raying maniac.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-09

You'll not regret an accident pol icy after you are hurt Better take one while you are safe and sound. We can write you the best form issued in the Travellers of Hartford. Cotton Belt Savings Trust Go. 11-2-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-09

D" you want to bu y home. or a va cant lot? We have anything in that llhe you would want, at reasonable prices and on easy terms.
 Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co. 10-7-et.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-09

Albert Ullman, of Paducah, Ky. is in the city calling on his trade.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-09
CRITICAL DRESSERS
 ALWAYS ORDER EARLY

We are showing the new Fall and Winter shades in blues and grays.
 ELSENKRAHER. THE TAILOR
 no West Second avenue, over R. q Thompson k Son.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-09
After You are Married. Be Sure You Have a Bank Account.

That happiness and cUntentmenr that comes only through | certainty of the fu- tsre, Is the healthy, permanent kind.
 savin@s account starts you on that 1oao totNs. 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 -on'"'' ;4N Pine Bluff Trust Co. s. E. Corner Main and Barraoue Sta.
 Pine Bluff. Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-09
WATCHED MEN FIGHT
 DUEL FOR HER

Chicago, Oct. S-Aiss Louise Ditt- man, a pianist, sat in her =parlor al her home and watched Tony Begupa and William Walker fight duel with knives for her love. When both fell unconscious she called the police. Both will die.
 Me pay four per cent interest on l2 month certificates of deposit Three per cent on savings book accounts.
 Cotton Belt Savings X Trust Co. 1h-5-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-09
HOW P|TTSBURC g WON THE CAME Tommy Leach Saved tlee Day for Pirates Whar Ty Cobb
 Smashed the Ball 10000 SAW THE GAME a!ark'S Home Run in the Fourth Dis.
 heartened the Tigers
 The Score.
1000 SAW THE GAME

Pittsburg, Oct. S.-Ilad n9f1 TelamT Leach by his marvellous run F'1liea down Ty cobbs terrificIsmash in tie seventh inning with two Dttroit@'nen on bases, different story might ha:e been told of the first game of thh world series which went to Pitts1ntg to 1 this afternoon. Cobb scoJed the only run for Detsoit. when ile walked in first inning scoring from second on Delehanty's single. Clarke's home run in the fourth took the heart out of Detroit. Delehanty's error coupled with two base hit by Gib- son, an error by Bush, a hit and I sacrifice flN, gave Pittsbure three runs and the game. Wagner scored the last run on a two bagser. The attendance was 300oQ. MullH allow ed but five hits while Adams yielded six Pittsburs registered no errors and Detroit, three.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-09

Earl W. Phillips left yesterday for a short visit to Hot Springs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-09

M The Score R. H. F. PittsBurg 00o12 HOOK ; j Detroit 00000O00 6
 Adams and Gibson; MulIin ami Schmidt. Empires OLouehlin and Johnstone
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-09


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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
ALBEIT uAssEx. SeweIrr
FIRST and Cherry
optical Department
WHEN THE KIDNEYS GIVE OUT

DO YOU yer feel that You sim.
ply can't 20 any further-that you
must have rest for that lame and
aching baek-rehei from that con.
slant dead-tircd feeling - freedom
from those stab5inR. darting palms,
This is che condition that SO Of
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with Il an extreme nervousness
and irritahility that makes others
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got along with"
Likely your kidneys are worn
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Kidneys. and In time the strain
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With healthy Kidneys, one has a
good chance to live long. but weak
kidneys affect old age with great
discomforts. The back becomes
bent and lame, rheumatism Is
chronic. eye-sight fails. and too FIRE.
quont or involuntary passages OF
the urine cause embarrassment by
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13

fire across The f0-atiiRhtn followed
ms pmffs - hts rlNHx with an anus.
- twinkle The firm taw relassd.
The flexible mouth curved bach a
the
After all. tharo'a only enc re-
~awlreasent demand % the @nman
I rake love 20 on the stage. and
that - that she must not set Ia
my way he went an.
Why an actor could make
nsur~ effective love 10 that bottle
than 20 most women. hecaaHs he
would know tusf where ff'a a..
And a. for any feeling ~ emotion
being necessary. why. once l had
. leading omm f1r = year and n
half 10 whom never spoke.
"Ana I nev.r ieok into the eyes Of
the woman I play vita
Th~reupon this emotional actor
leaned forward oct ~ HIS smvke
clouds He put on the rnpt. soul-
fui gaxs that entrances the audi
cnce @shen he turns u on hta stage
affinity. From acrusa tho table Il
rested just where 10 made me won.
der " my hat was an crooked
All this talk ~ stage lowering had
gradually grown out 81 HRrkctts
stoFis. Of tire past.
lie had talked n his early sue
cess In the Prisoner u zaadm.
and u his remarkable Juvenile
leads that made him a star at Is.
and the Hon of New York and Lon
don drawing roums lie said
that the actor had only TO make two
appeals. n 90 the ear and one 70
the eye And somehow tho DRIFT %
the conversation kisswnris seemed
~nrfferfiy natural
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
w c. DAWSON ooES OVER TO
THE. scHUBAcH & HAMlL.
TON CONCERN.

Some curiosity has been stirred In
shipping circles by the announce
mFHt that W g. Dawson, former
manager Of the Alaska Pacific
Steamship company. has gone over
10 Hchubach A. Hamilton. and Will
have charge Of the firms Aiaslt1n
business, which las been growing
on a scale TO be a distinct menace
10 the supremacy on the Yukon N
the n A. r. a r. Co and tho n. O.
60.
Mr. Dawson ~ very familiar with
conditions AZ Nome and on the Yu-
kon, and has "a large acquaintance
among the shippers Schubach "
Hamilton have "a s~erviCesble fleet
for Nome and st. Michaoia. lnclud-
ing tho vessels Maekinaw. Stanley
Dollar and the San Mateo with
these three alone on ne run. the
firm could handle most o. the
freight 20 81 Michaels " Mr. Daw-
son can secure q. and there are
some well informed shipping mon
who think Schubuch A. Hamilton.
already a "ilve wire In fite North
are going o. make things decidedly
Interesting for the two big fTBs
WHO have heretofore considered the
territory peculiarly their own
oyster.
a. ~ we'll known. the haul from
Seattle or San Francisco 20 st
Michacin u only the short end of
the carriage 10 Fairbanks and up-
river towns and lt IL necessary for
any firm In competition 20 be able
to put It's freight up the river
either on itH w boats or ~ the
same rates on the ~ A. r. A. r. co.
or the n g. Co, as charged by
those companies
The rates on the river are aftl-
t%udinoua enough 60 realize the fond
est dream ~ a steamboat mans
most optimistic hours Boats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
BY pALE.

with \ rourtly. ~ your isavs In
tened. I'm show you. Jas X
Harks,L. lion og romantic draua
quickly caught my hand. bent lon
and gave an example ~ The impress
ssyc Hackett caress right thea and
there
he Showed
In an instant all the much-
lalked-of stage sou Aimpes. inrlnd
les the flaming poppy dsiirhlm
brand Of cleopatrA'a Orient. took on
about the same eff1sivenesz and
soul stirring depth that an old stage
sofa without tho lovers inspires
Not that the pressure % Hack
ett's Ups iack vehemency.
Nor were amy of the approved
elements Of f-inK~rtngnsss and
clinginEness lacking. Rat n wam
ever the actors own thumb that
the kiaa fingered and riunx
See as my lips ear a iadys
hand / slip my thumb on top Of
IT, he explained.
That saves her glove or pow
dered hand from the red hiotch
that the rouge IN my tips would
make. And rs tho same with the
Tips or the face.
"tn all my career hsvs nsssr
kissed a woman on the stage"
Hackett settled back from thu
lunch table spread In y dining
o 81 his private ear Nith the
enjoyment ~ a boy who takae TO
pieces the clock works he has been
isdiously putting toaether.
The fine eyes that look such un-
utterahio Coverings and romantic