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DIR. BUCKNER TO
 SPEAK AT HELENA

On the first Sunday in December the E. P. o. F. lodge throughout the United States will observe mcmoria, exercises. At Helena the E,lks lodge will observe the day and has invited Rev W. D. Buckner. rector of the Trinity church, to be present and de liver the memorial address. Dr. Buck her has accepted the invitation and will go to Helena on that day. Rev. Ri5htor. the assistant rector at Hele- ta will appear in the pulpit here during the absence Of Dr. Puckler.
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GRAND OFFICERS
 ARE ENTERTAINED

\ grand reception was given by Pine Bluff Lodge. No 69. Free aHd Ac- cepted Aasons. at their hall lasI pi9h, III honor of Grand Master E. \. Me taiioch and Grand Treasurer Charles l.. Rosenbaum, who were the guests Of the lodge on that occasion During the evening speeches were made bv the prominent members and th,. guests, including Judge McCulloch. After the social session last night re- treatments were served. An orches- Ira furnished music during the even- ing
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GREAT SHOW AND
 EXCELLENT COMPANY

AL last Pine Bluff theatre aoers nave Witnessed the comedy triumph. The Girl from Rectors' which held the boards at the Elks theatre last night. They laughed and then laugh ed some more, for the play is one that would tickle the disabilities of d stoic. Fortunately the audience was large and not one of the many who saw the show went away dissatisfied
 One critic has said that the show IS naughty, but nice. He expressed it to perfection. The show is so cley- CT that the few little naughty things said and done are forgotten in the laughter. No better company ever lp- peared here and few. if any. come dies can compare with The Girl from
 Rector's. Miss Carrie Webber as ,Loute Sedane; Miss Beth Tate as Angelica, the maid John J. Clark, d former Washington, D. C.. attorney as Richard Shaughnessy, and the oth- CTS ill the cast could not be improved upon. The show is great and the com pany superb The dance of the Pom 'dleton sisters was a delightful feat ure. Lack of space prevents a more lengthy notice, but two columns of favorable comment would not do the performance or the company justice
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-06

Ladies can have their old coat suits cleaned and pressed and made to look new at the American Excel sior Laundry company. If
 Mrs. Louise Rowland, the pop 1lar dancing teacher of this city, is home from visit to Chicago, where she has spent the past several weeks taking a course in up-to-date danc- ing. Mrs Rowland announces that she will open her dancing school Monday afternoon at the Bluff City club, al 50 o'clock.
 We have just received three styles alcohol burners. all of which have no wicking. and generate gas From the alcohol Little Vesuvius at I>a. for heal ng water, milk or irons, can't 5a beat Economy burner brass trimmed at $2.7., and the nickel plat ~d l2rSe Ncs1yius Nt $3.75. See them al Cleveland Matthews Hardware Co
 FOR 5AIF.-Lots one and two blk X, TaunchiH and Owen addition size ID by 195 containing room dwelling, with two halls and bath, barns, wood aud coal house. chicken house and store house. 1GXS2, Tile we'll water connection and electric lights. Will take small dwelling and lot in ex- Char@e. See r. C. Smart. o13 W. Bar radue 10-s-tf
 Grand Masquerade ball at Owls Aal. Fourth avenue and Main street, Wednesday. November 11. Music by Pine Bluff Symphony Orchestra. Ball opens with grand march at D. III. promptly. Prize for the best lady $ costume and also for best gentleman's costume. The prizes will be awarded at II o'clock. and all will be required Co unnlasl at that hour. No dancer will ! permitted on the floor before that hour unless in masquerade at. tire. All persons will be required to raise their masks at the door and no objectionable characters will be ad- nlitteG. 1l-4-td
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AN EXPLANATION

Editor Graphic:
 In the matter of the suit in court bewteen Mrs. Len Lampert and P. J. Francis mentioned in yesterdays Graphic, I wish 10 say that the con nection of Bishop Morris with the ease is merely on account of his official po- sition. He has no personal interest in the affair As the superintendent of St. Josephs cemetery. am the responsible party, though a victim to circumstances also. The laws of the Catholic church require that cem- eteries and all other church property be in the name of the bishop of the diocese and the laws of the state seem to require that suits like this the par ty who owns the land in law shall bring suit.
 The statement that Pat ! Francis expressed a preference for lot & may not be true. I think that he expressed rather preference for lot 6, but this point is not in dispute.
 ! VI. LUCEN. .
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ROOSEVEI.T'S DEATH
 ONLY A RUMOR

New York, Nov. 5.-Douglas Robin son, brotherin-laW of Theodore Roose welt tonight denied that he received cable that the former president had been killed hunting big game in East Africa. Word from the British colo nial office in London reports that it was inconceiyable that Roosevelt could have met with an accident with out that office being notified
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LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
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-C. s. McNew Real Estate, fent3 Ind Loans. 10S Pine street. 10-9-tf
 Miss Readma Dansby, on Laurel street, is quite sick
 The weather man predicts cloudy and unsettled weather for today.
 We make specially of clean n- and pressing Ladies skirts. Aneri- can Excelsior Laundry company. If The Rose Bud Club will be enter tained this afternoon by Miss Sula Dalrymple.
 Let us write your fire Insurance pinchback Taylor, insurance, Real Estate and Loans, 116 1-2 Main streel.
 If Little Madaline Bluthethai, daugn ter of Mr and Mrs. Adolpn Buthen thal. who has been quite sick for sev- eral days, was much improved last night
 Persons contemplating the erect ion of. any building should consult with Mitchell Seli&man, architect Citi- Gens Bank Building. IL. Peopes Savings Bank and Trust Co. are now members of the Pine BiuH Real Estate Exchange. List your property. farm lands and timber lands for sale with us 9-29dlmo
 MT. and Mrs. k. M. Vance have in the past two weeks had a very sick infant daughter but she is now slight ly improved.
 FOR SALE--On easy terms. house, and two lots on West 18th Ave. Pinch back Taylor. Insurance, Real Estate and Loans. l16 1-2 Main street tf --Dr. w. F. Grandy, the dentist. has opened offices al 2112 Main street. where he will be pleased to have his friends and all patrons to call.
 11-2-tf
 Are you member Of the Pressing Club of the American Steam Laundry? Clothes kept in excellent condition for $1.00 per month. If rN-Wes carry 40 different styles and sizes ol heaters, and can give you anything you want at prices that are right Ask to see our Hot Blast Stoves Cleveland Matthews Hard ware Co.
 With a little Vesuvius burner at 4Sc, you can always have hot water Co shave with, to bathe the hands, and the ladies can heat their curl tTons Mothers can have milk for the baby and the girls can make a Welch Rabbit, without getting a $500 chaf ing dish See them al Cleveand-Mat- theWS Hardware Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-06
MISSION FESTIVAL AT
 THE LUTHERAN CHlRlH

Sunday the Lutheran church, East Sixth avenue and Florida street. will celebrate its annual mission festival. In the German service, 10:45 d. m, occupy the pulpit. English service at 7:30 D. m. Sunday school 9;S0 m. A cordial invitations is extended to all
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-06
BRIEF MENTION.
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city yesterday ;" 'AS'
 +. l.. H"ys,on Jeff yesterday aftnrn.s,o Tor St, Louis. OH business.
 Earle Daniels was in the city yesterday ifni hlS home al Monticello.
 t t Phil Waters. of Little Rock is ill th" city tlansacting business.
 Earod Friedhcim. of Little Rock. was | 'tSltor Ill the city yesterday.
 Harry 1. IIolderness is home from S GuiS. where he went business
 Miss Pearl McComb. of Garretson. is ia the city as the guest of her mother
 Mrs. Blyan and daughters of Moscow are tn" guests of relatives in this city.
 Miss Eula Ware leaves Monday for Hope -Afh.. for a visit to Miss Grace Briant.
 lt.~Er@~li: tore. lE..z.IS spentln@ to,i.4s~?11g sunday wftft~frftnts and rG1trtivrs al tuck Nl.4p+tff1 I.d Nowlanh Ir of Memphis i, m the city OH business. il guest oi C. F. Fhilpoi
 Dr. 0. C. Blackwell has returned fro4t Oracle where he was called professional business
 Mrs. l.. D. Lifts has returned from Sl months with friends.
 Mrs. billiard II. Saunders guest Mrs. W. $. Wood, left yesterday afternoon for he" home in Little Rock.
 Mrs. J. T. Atkinson left yesterday after 'tVoH 'o. ''ittit, i.o'h' LOT NlNlt to H'' <lis~~.sz--.L---l,QpA ei--.------------ Mrs. !. b. turrie left yesterday morning for Winchester. where she will spend few days wi1h--~M ~-A>urrie~---------- Nf--:rnd Mrs R. F.. Lee and son. Collier, are the guests of Mrs. T. II. Collier u Althcimer. for Il short while.
 Mrs. Louise Rowland has returned from < Sojouin in of several weeks ill Chicago, where she took dancing lessons e$ Mrs. Nna As1+rr crrTff ''.-sse'ff--~4 4ouSt0i, arc in~~-'sarren, Ark and will remain 4+T'5' for # week AS the guests of relatives
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|
 Mrs. l.. W. Clement. of English. has re turned home after spending few days in this city as the guest of Mrs. D. c.. kOOncr.
 /, from New Orleans where Mir. Munikin was Il delegate to the Deep Waterways Con vention.
 1 CaaptaiIn, Ed Williams; of Ensljsh. an4 1 swan Lake, spent yesterday and last night | in the city. -----~.---------
 Mrs.--A.S Word and ,ineeher Mrs, Llol1s..
 9fSthis city ett yssterdaX f ,,, "ftern"on tor tor i days with friends. l Mrs N A. Cline, of Lamar, Ark, ar i rived here yesterday and will eo to Mos. ! W. Butts, who came here to meet her. Miss Jennie Fields. of Washington. D. C.. who has been visiting Mrs. J l.. Gore"
 and Mrs. Tom Phillips. in this city, hAS
 gone 10 Little Rock for visit
 Nlr and Mrs W Sam Leake of Fayette.
 vile. are the guests of Mrs. Ieakc's sis l ters. Mrs. ]. B Talbot. Mrs Ii. F. Wi. l Hams and Miss Bum, here for few days
 Walter E. strong, superiatenden5 is nsn ra "s oa 1 Company, with headquarters at LatsH nlI
 Rock was visitor in the city Sestefa"s Misses, Elizabeth Schober, h,ii2aRgth s. m., D
 Rrown Eettle salies +hnI ana soSephtre Where they
 will spend the week ehu With MT 1 Collier. ~ i, law. Ben Brannon, in this city, left yes
 terday morning oy yMstehee eIs srsna c
 visit W. j. Brannon for a short while
 Misses~ ~tsrnce and Mary TankeFsiey. Geof, :, gia May List, Ruth Cutler, Allie StarSs ana MnJy Lee Sallee left yesterday alteln0s".a a forANew G0scony, where they Will spehu . few days as the guests of Mrs U. h, Womack.~~Ihe young ladies will enJoy~a pecan hunt today.~~- Chancellor John M. Elliott has returneC retS I from DeVali's Bluff where he held a sess ion of the chancery court. He will ge to Des Arc Sunday to open court Juage for several days. but Is getting around nis circuit the best he can.
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NOTICE TO LAKESIDE RESIDENTS

We have q new man on Lakeside route, and any o1 our customers whom he fails to call on will please call our office at once, American Excel Siur Laundry Co. l-4-Gt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-06

Ladies can have their old coat suits cleaned and pressed and made to look new at the American Excel Sior Laundry company If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-06
NOTICE

This is to nDtify' the public that We lave purchased the Commereial ap- peal agency in this city and all sub scriptions for October will be col lc'tQ bs us. If you fail to get your paper, please notif, Us. Old Phone SQl. Durham Bros. l23d Second ave hue. 10-3i-Gt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-06

Mrs. l.. W. Clement, of English. has re- turned home after spending a few days in this city the guest Of Mrs. D, C.. kOoncr
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-06

ing meeting 1:43 o'clock Reading room open from 2:30 to } o'clock daily except Sunday. Public cordially in yited.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-06
Better Times Are Coming

and better bread can be had at l102 west 2nl.. at Skidmore Bakery. There are two kinds of doushnuts, try Skid moges, the kind that is just right 4 sack full for nickel or dilne doz
 Fresh every day except Saturdays, Fresh every evening except Sunday s, Rolls every evening , D, m. Boiled ham by the slice Drive by or send. No Old phone 575 1o-5-lm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-06
CAME FROM CAPITAL
 IN AUTOMOBILE

V. E. Miller, fn Chalmers 40, Makes
 Trip From Little Rock in s Hours
 and 20 Minutes.
 W. B. Miller, ill a Chalmers 10. ar rived here yesterday afternoon at 70 o'clock from Little Rock, making the trip in exactly :, hours and 20 min utes. He was accompanied by Mrs Miller and will return to the capital III his auto Saturday morning. The trip Was made oil business and pleas ure combined. Mr. Miller says he eX- perienced bad roads in the vicinity of Jefferson Springs, but aside from this ineonFehiehce' the trip was very sal iSfactorE
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'POSSCM SUPPER FREE

Thursday, November II at 3 D. m. Mr T. j. Carr will serve possum supper to all candidates and their friends at his place Ill West Fourth aTorue. 11-{-6t
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-07-22
INJURED BY FALLING TREE

Mr. c.. Oates, who was in til,
city Friday from Bear WalIow
tells of a serious accident to W.
liam Gillian near Bat Cave ye.
terday. Mr.. Gillian was feIlins
timber with an axe and had ster
ped aside to avoid injury from ::
falling tree, which came in con
tact with a branch of another
detaching the same and causin
it to come crashing down upo;
his head with such force as /
render him unconscious for soA
minutes.
Although Mr.. Gillian sustain,
painful injuries, friends will J.
glad to know they are not nee
sarily fatal.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-07-22
All for $1.OO
To Build Rustic LODGE.

DR.. w. Scheppergrel, of New
Orleans, is making preparations
to build a nice rustic lodge on
top of Long John Mountain, just
northwest of Hendersonville.
Also, an addition to his handsome
summer home. The doctor says
he is we'll pleased with the hand
some residence of his friend
(Mr. T.. jackson Henderson,
and compliments, very highly,
our local architect (Mr. Burnett
B. Carter.) He says he gladly
recommends Mr.. Carter to any
one needing the service of an
architect.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-07-22

The Raleih and Charlotte pa
pers tell of the ~mammoth..bank-
ing institution soon to be estab-
lished in Hendersonville, which
means that the talk about pro-
gressive Hendersonville twill go
right along as it has been doing
for the past three years. This
is the most talked of town in the
State today and about everything
said about her is
too. Let us keep on boosting
and kick the kickers down the
back steps.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-07-22
Death Of Mrs. BrVsOn.

Mrs. B. M. Bryson died at Ii
late residence near the Souther,
depot Friday morning. She hi.
been in declining health for nea
ly a year.
Mrs. Bryson was favora
regarded in her community 81
loved by all who knew her.
She is past the age of fifty al
is survived by her husband, M,
B. NJ. Bryson, whos conducts
meat market in this city, ar
several children.
Announcements of the funer;
will be made later.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-07-22

Looks like republicans are
still hopelessly divided upon the
question of.tarifflrevision. Presi-
dent Taft says that thekparty is
committed to a reductionfin the
present schedules, but the AL
drich contigent does not see
things that way. So there7you
are.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-07-22

MI. M. V. Richards, who will
address the Industrial Conven-
ton here on Tuesday, 2has long
held the position of Land and
Industrial Agent for the South
ern Railway. His special work
has been to study conditions in
the South and aid in it's develop
ment. Mr.. Richards keeps in
touch with all developments and
does what he can to bring CAPT.
talists seeking investments into
this section. It will be to your
interest to hear him.at the Audi
forum Tuesday morning. In
duce your neighbor to come out
and help make the event a big
success.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-07-22
Has Injured Party.

1t appears that the Cowles bill
which provides for Federal reg
ulation of elections, has caused
some stir among republicans
The Washington correspondent
of the News and Observer, writ,
ing to his paper on July 18th.
says:
"A we'll known State Republi.
can said tonight:
Charlie Cowels has PLAYED
hell with the Republican party
in North Carolina. Just about
the time we thought we had
things going good, he comes
along and throws the fat in the
fire by introducing an old Recon
struction measure that has no
earthly chance of passing. He
has made a mistake, the damage
OF which he cannot repair. It is
too late to make a correction of
this error, which leaves us in a
bad hole. Cowles measure ought
to be repudiated by every Re
publican in North Carolina, who
really desires to see the party
carry theiState."
The truth is republicans, gen
orally, vote for whatever meas
ures the leaders propose. They
used every effort to prevent the
enactment of our constitutional
amendment andibelieve in Fed
eral control of every thing, from
township constable to president
of the United States. They
howl about local self government
in this part of the country, but
object to no power that is lodged
in Washington. They may cry
aloud against the Cowles bill,
but at heart they would like to
see it enacted into law and the
negro brought back into politics.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-07-22
Strikers In Clash With Troops.

BUTLER, Pain clash with
state constabulary, one of the
striking employees of Standard
Steel Car Company is probably
fatally shot, two serioudy.wound-
ed and ten others injured. Ap-
pearance of 500 employees of a
kindred concern into ranks of the
2, 500 strikers renders the situa-
ton acute.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-07-22

League Will Leave No Stone Unturnec
to Keep Duties Up-A State Wher,
Things Are Always on the Move-I
Congressman Who Attends to Pri.
Vate as. Well as Public Business.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-07-22
Hrant Defends Himself.

N. C.-Maj. H. L.
clerk Of Federal Court.
n stand in attempt to re-
FStimony of Maude Kelly,
PSoiute woman who impli-
nm in the sensational
against her Of illicit rela-
with a colored hackman.
frant says he made loan on
Sperty and took it over to
nnanclaI loss. He denies
inmates of the house.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-07-22
Panic At Motor Races.

BERLIN, GER. Expulsion OF
benzine tank Of motor cycle dur
ing cycle races at Botanic Gar
dens, causes, death of for and
injury to twenty other spectators
in grand stand.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-07-22
Sixteen To Watery Grave.

Sixteen TO Watery Grave.
NEW YORK, N. Y.-The cap
sizing of excursion sloop Roxana
caused drowning of ten persons
off coast. Six others drowning,
with one exception. were swim
ming accidents.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-07-22
THE new BANK

oatiOral Udun
4" fnll and sauthoritive state
MI Of which was told in yester-
US Daily Hustler, created the
ct intense interest all over
Mr. John Carter. who is to be
-.asident of the new bank, re-
E,rOed to Asheville last night,
E4pr an all-day-long conference
I'll his associates here, at which
WAS decided to make the CAPT.
Ii stock 5000, 900 instead of
cnOOO, and the name, ''Peo-
lie National Bank was tenta-
lively adopted.
There are many outside CAPT
Lists interested in the new bank,
IA q certain railroad man, we'll
[novn in the South, whose
lame will be made public later,
identified very closely with it's
,~ranization, There will be
payv deposits in the new bank
rom outside of town.
Permission to organize the new
ank has been made to the
EomptrolIer of the Treasury at
Tashington. On receipt of the
gcessary papers, the site for the
links quarters will be purchas-
/ and the building started.
The new banking house will
! q beautiful marble front
ulcture, and the plans call for
q finest building of its kind
nth Of Baltimore.
Said a we'll known business
In, who is directly interested
the new bank, to a Hus'-
man. Friday:
This new bank is an assured
It. Mr. Carter, who is one of
best known financial men of
J South, never talks unless he
prepared to act. The Daily
stIer's story Of yesterday was
rect, and Mr.. Carter's inten-
rs were known to a certain
Y men in Asheville two weeks
B. You may say positively that
bank will be started and we
beet to be doing business in
than ninety days.
Ehe fact is, Hendersonville's
with demanded a new and
Eerful bank, and the Peoples
tiOnal is being organized to
ct that demand.
: If we had had this bank here
en- the last cotton mill propo-
on was submitted to the town,
necessary funds could have
nSecured and this place, and
Marion, would have secured
mill, and the sixty houses
pme Gilreath is building in
non would have been erected
unreasonable.
But there will be other propo-
ms Of a similar nature sub
FED to the people of this town,
that soon, and before very
there will be at least one
u mill erected in Henderson
his new bank will bring
capital to this city and
FWlll be extensive financing
(utside transactions. The
Fy will be handled through
Hendersonville bank, altho'
apltal will come from else
:, making this city the fl
al centre of a large part of
ern North Carolina and
g US on a parity with Ashe-
IN that respect.
will result in more extern
building here, will encourage
lectures and wholesale
$ to locate here, and natur-
elp the growth land devel-
Pt Of the entire community.
repeat, the town had out
It's banking facilities, and
leW Institution, with so ca
and experienced a fianan-
Mr.. John Carter at it's
will helm tn romodv +ha+