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TROUBLE WAS
 OVER SOME HOGS
fid Henry. of Cleveland County. A,. rested at the Instance Oi Joe Sia- clair. Who Lives Near Pine BIuM.

The Rison Herald has the fellow ing account of the trouble between Joe Sinclair. who lives on the Sul- phur Springs road, near Pine Bluff. and Fid Henry, who was prosecuted by Attorney Havis' Nixon, of this city. at Rison recently:
 Fid Henry was arraigned before Squire Elrod Tuesday. morsins : charged with assault to kill Joe Sin clair, in Niven township, recently.
 It is said that Sinclair was .tt q neighpor's home, sitting on wooes- pile. when Henry rode up in sight and then turned around and wenj back home and got gun. Tn short time he appeared with the gun and asked Sinclair if he had accused him (Henry) of killing his (SinclaiI si marked hogs. A few angry words e.l- sued and Henry cooked his gun a4ld leveled it on Sinclair, who jumped behind tree. The neighbors dls- armed Henry and both parties weat home
 The case was continued until to- morrow to give the defense time to get witnesses and lawyer
 Henry was asked for a statement. but declined to make one further than to say that he was sorry that 1t hap pened, and that it was all on account of an old trouble that ought not tn have existed.
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Dunnington, F. M Rosenberg. 0. C. llankinson, Arthur Murray. W. b. Jones'
 Committee No. 9--East side of Main street to city mits. from alley be tween Second and Third avenue 10 middle Cf Fourth avenue; s. C. Alex ander, chairman; Isaac Dreyfus. ] w. Wilkins, M. A. Austin, C. NJ. Phil po', s. Geisreiter, Theo Wallerman. Pnchback Taylor, Elmo Marsh. Tom Sparks, k. M. Schober.
 Committee No East of Main street to city limits, from middle of Fourth avenue to Twelfth avenue; W. II. Westbrook chairman; J. IT. Mann, /. Orto, J. NJ. Elliott, J. F. Alex ander, F. Brewster. s. Y, T. Knox, Fred SenN@rd. IT.. W. Poss, NJ R Stewart.
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Smart Arthur Mills, w. J. Shepherd w. T. Young, James Gould, Eugene Graham, D. C. Arnold, G. L.. Maddng r. l.. Clarke.
 Committee No. 4-East side of5Main street to city limits, from Twelfth av- enue to city limits, south; J. F. Ruth erford. chairman; w. D. Hearn, F. c Howell, Charles Veil, A. B. Grace D. M. Bluthenthal, w. l.. Toney C. s Bacon. M. M. Bruce, A. C. Jordan
 Committee No. West side of Main street from middle of Sixth avenue to lake bed, to city limits, west; J. B. Talbot, chairman; A. M. Barrow, C. H. Triplett, Fred Fox, J A. Clement Louis Roth. A. H. D. Perkins, J. w. Crawford, J. T. Lloyd, J. 0. Harrison, Charles Haycock.
 Committee No. 6-West side of Main street from lake bed to Fifteenth av- enue. to city limits; w. C. Hudson. chairman; F. D. Russell, F. B. Houston, Meyer Solmson, A. G. Thompson, A. s. Trigg, A. W. Troupe. Leo Andrews, Knox Scull. H. c. Me Gaughey, T. s. James.
 Committee No. West side of Main street to city limits, from Fifteenth avenue to city limits, south; A. Brew ster, chairman; J E. Royce. C. G.. Newman, c. M. Ferguson. W. F. Cole man, K. M. Galbraith, R. G. Atkin- son, Ben McCammon, J. w Monk, R. c. Thompson.
 Committee No, S-East side of Main street to city limits, from river to all ley between Second and Third ave- nues; D. c. Bell, chairman; Jeff Hicks. J. $. Ingram, G. H. Gam mill, J H. Mccain, Leo Kastor C. F to middle of Sixth avenue; J. B.. Speers, chairman; S. M. Taylor, F. G.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-30
HEAVY STORMS
 OVER THE STATE

Information from Little Rock last night was to the effect that severe storms prevailed over the state last hlSht and yesterday afternoon. The storms were generally accompanied by bad winds, which did considerable damage in different sections.
 It was stated over the phone last night that cps of the seyerest storms recorded was that which swept over Srinkley, which suffered heavily from cyclone sseveral months ago The extent of the damage could not be learned last night A heavy rain. uu- accompanied by wind. fell here yes tefday afternoon. with soine hail
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FATAL STORMS
 IN TWO STATES
Arkansas and Mississippi Are Visited by Wind Storms Which Kill Several and lnimrc Many More.

diearst News Special to ii,c Or. phicA
 Forrest City, Ark, April 29~Two dead, six fatally hurt and many others slightly injured, .twenty-four houses destroyed and thousands of dollars damage done in outlying sections is the result of cyclone which passed over eastern Arkansas late this after noon. The dead are Miss Nancy ports from Fort Smith give heavy property damage and fully one hun dred hurt
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

On and after May 1 the subscrip- ton price, of the Daily Graphic will cents.
 This is the regular price that has prevailed all along until recently, and it's resumption will therefore cause no hardship to anyone
 All contracts made by our solicitors will be carried out and we will give all subscribers the same opportun- ity to get the Graphic at the lesser rate by accepting subscriptions until May 10 at the rate of 90 cents per month, SIX months. 8. or one year, $6.
 Subscriptions accompanied by the cash will be received at these rates until May 10 though the subscription price of G. cents per month will be reinstated commencing May 1, 1909, and all subscriptions falling due thir- ty days from that date and thereafter will be at the 65-cent rate
 So if you want the Graphic at the 50-cent rate it will be necessary to make payment on or before May 10.
 ADAMS PRINTING COMPANY.
 April 30. 1909.
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kUET BY l TRINITY LADIES hsy Travellers To- Be Freated to a Novel Sight.
 hs AND NATIONS
$ AND MATRONS
bear as Dainty Waitresscs-
 bmmittee to Invite State Officials.

hundred society maids and
 s will appear as dainty wait
 at the brilliant. elaborate ban
 b be rendered the Arkansaw
 ers at their annual gathering
 city, June 3, and ,. The
 { will take place on the sec
 eht of the convention. and ar
 hents are being made by the
 of the Trinity Episcopal
 who have the dinner in hand.
 te twelve hundred guests. The
 committees of ladies are now
 engaged arranging the menu. bmpleting the preliminary de- br the spread. These ladies
 lad much experience ill serving ets of magnitude. and they as
 he officials of the Travellers he 1909 feast will surpass in lee and detail anything of it's Fer attempted in this state. The Rink. at Tenth avenue and Main
 has been leased and will be ted within the next few weeks e banquet and ball. The Trin-
 ies are to be assisted by ladies fious other church and social zations of every denomination. hnds of electric lights are to be ] throughout the hall and deco B carrying out the Travellers ] purple and white, will pre- Ffhe program committee is now eins for a list of toasts, and |of the many prominent speak the state will be heard. Every (lsltor will be Invited to the ban Is we'll as the Travellers.
 I0 lMitce State Ngficial>.
 |or W. l4 Toney, W. Page LinI- E. H. Sandeford and pr. w. D. |(ers rector of Trinity Episcopal n, with Meyer Solmson. chair pf. the press committee of the saw Travellers, will so to Little next week to personally extend Fltatlon to Governor George W. (ney and all the state officials |end the Arkansaw Travellers ptlon, which will be held in this |uhe 5, 4 and j. The state off ana various other assistants aiready manifested a desire to
 the gathering of the travelling lere' and will ill. all probability III bedy. The local commit " urge the official party to be uests of Pine Bluff on Friday, r when the magnificent dress 2 VIII be feature of the days 'ii' Carriages will be provided le state officials in the parade. ue Fine Bluff Automobile Club " cooperate with the dress parade l'lee to make the pageant an a'e affair. It is exDected that 'ulomobilists will have decorat- acnlnes in the procession, and 'uusomes prizes will be awarded
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The storm in Mississippi.

Horn Lake, Miss. April 29.-Three white people were killed in d cyclone noon. \ number of houses were blown down and wires are so badly down as to be impossible to secure details. II is believed the loss of life will be heavy in the country districts.
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ALL FOR THE
 LOVE OF A GIRL

HtrarSf News Special to the Graphic,
 Carlisle, Pa. April 29.-To secure diamond engagement ring for his sweetheart Louis Spealman knocked jeweler in the head here today. snatched tray of diamonds and was captured after a mile chase through the streets
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The one hundred committee. named by Chairman V. 0. Alexander at the request of the citizens mass meet Ing Tuesday night at the Jefferson eooiitE court house. to make prelim- mary arrangements and carry out determined campaign in an effort to secure three new railroads for pine Blu1f, met last night at the circuit court room and approved the repnrt of Chairman Alexander He named tell committees of ten members each and assigned them to ten different districts in this city. The chairmen ol the ten. committees were named as an executive committee to outline the Wofk and the executive committee Was instructed to meet this morning at 10 o'clock at the Citizens Bank to prepare for one of the most vigorous money getting campaigns ever wased in this section of the state.
 Some enthusiastic and rousine speeches were made before the ad journnent of the meeting last njeht by Y. O. Alexander w. F. Coleman Arthur Murray. W. L. Dewoody, John r. Rutherford, W. T. Young, Mayor W. l.. Toney and Dr. J. L. Caldwell.
 1t was the concensus of opinion of all those present and especially the speakers that the required S25O. 900 can be raised without trouble and that the money will be secured, within ten days
 After calling the meeting to order Chairman Alexander announced his and made known the va rious districts assigned to them. On motion of P. P. Byrd, seconded by W. f: Colemap, the report of Chairman was approved.
 It was suggested that the ten chair men Of the various committees be I elected an executive committee to act | for the one hundred committee. On l motion of W. l., Toney and seconded l by k. W. Lane the executive commit tee was elected with V. o. Alexan- 1 der as ex-officio chairman, and J. l.. l Caldwell, secretary.
 The executive committee was in- structed to meet this morning at 10 l o'clock at the Citizens Bank to pro- ,eed with the work.
 The Committees:
 The canyassing districts and com mittees, with the chairmen of each, follow:
 Committee No. West side of Main street to city limits. between river and alley, between Second and Third avenues; P. P. Byrd, chairman w. l.. Dewoody, F. H. Walker, c. H. Win 'rey, D. A. Franklin, A. w. Nunn, J. W. Wthers, F. B. Tomlinson, J M. Simpson, E. A. Howell.
 Committee No. West side of Main street to city limits, between alley be- .ween Second and Third avenue and middle of Fourth avenue; J. F. Sim mons. chairman; E. B. Bloom. Will liam Nichol, w. N. Trulock, J. B. simon, T. E. Gillespie R. w. Lane, B II Stearns, W. K Mullikin H Riley, w A. Taggart
 Committee No. 3-West side of Main 'treet from middle of Fourth avenue
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FOR QUICK TRANSPORTATION CALL
 CITY HACK LINE
 20 East Barrauue St.

Open 6 p. III. to 7:30 a. m,, and re- liable. Special attention to train calls Old phone 394. New phone 102. Nose Offord, prop. Pine Bluff. Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-30

to the successful autoists. It i. ex- pected that no less than twelve hnn- dred travelling men in white suits and straw sailor hats will be in line
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-30
The Question of the Day.

Where can I get good suit? The answer is Eisenkramer's. Why? Be cause they carry only the best wool ems and employ only the best work men.
 EISENKRAMER, The Tailor, Over Citizens Bank, Second ave-, cor
 Pine st.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-30
100 COMMITTEE TO GET
 S250,0O0 IMMEDIATELY

Committee of One Hundred Met Last Night at Jeffer son County Court House and Committees Named and Districts Assigned - Will Raise Required Money in Ten Days-R Rousng Speeches Made by Fromlnent Business Men = Executive Committee Will Meet This Morning at 10 O'Clock and Vigor ous Money Getting Canvass Will Soon Be On
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E0ney and ------------------
 ppOrtunity

money and opportunity get 'he combination has tre- us breeding Possibilities.
 ',e the kind of FIRE INNR- kTE t5 ueal in tlre kind of REAL Eyns 'Aa' FRIENDS SELL ho [,s, s'so a accept money on deposit
 or subject to check AIIou' pos,'' Fl fhREsT ON SAVINGS cs:Ao" ,c |re arc
 5 on ~e xou golden opportunities '' i Bluff Trust Co., ''n and Barraque Street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-30
SPECIAL MUSIC
 AT TRINITY CHURCH

k There will be special music at both Morning and evening services at the , tinity Episcopal Church Sunday. The
 Gtory at the morning service will beautiful anthem. arranged by
 Buck, and sung by the choir. rs a'' kertory in the evening will be
 oii, MT. Curtis. Services will be- sung py o'clock and ia o'clock, gin at 1y
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+ < + + + + l. I. + + 1. + I. + + +
CALI. MEETING.

The following chairmen Of the l f ten soliciting committees are 1 + hereby requested to meet at the I + parloESs of the Citizens Bank this 1 + morning promptly at 10 o'clock. 1 + Your presence at that hour is 1 < absolutely nece ssary for the sue 1
 + cess Of the great movement that 1
 < has been inaugurated to secure 1
 + three new railgoads for Pine I + Bluff: 1
 # P. P. BYRD. 1 + Ji F. SIMMONS. < JF F. RUTHERFORD. 1 * l. B. TALBOT{ 1 + ". C. HUDSON 1 + A. BREWSTER.
 < D. C. BELL. 1 5 j. B. SPEERSs l + $. c. ALENAYD l * ". H. WEST BROOK l * is earnestly desired that ev- 4 < cry smember bf present at the l * meeting and t Nat they are there l + at thA appoiYed time. + (signed>% 0. ALEXANDER, 1 's J. l.. CALDWELL. Chairman. I + Secretary i
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-30

Amateur night at Theatorium to- night
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tight amateur night at Thea torium.
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BUILDING \ CRY no ORDER
Factory CITY WIN Have All the La
test Municipal Improvements.

Spokane, Wash, NOV. b. Ciyil
engineers, landscape architects, car
pentors, maaous aud concrete work.
ers are rebuilding the town Of Othel-
10, ON the main line OF the Chicago,
Milwaukee and Puget Sound rail-
way In Grant county Washington,
west Of spokane, upon plans APP
proved by science and art The r..
s, King company, which will estab-
llsh mammoth plant for the manu-
facture Of slate products, has ac-
QuIred all the holdings In the town
at a cost exceeding $1,000,000, and
1t rs purposed to make to order n
city with all the latest municipal
improvements The factory viii COW
err about nine acres of ground and
cost between $6,0o0,0o0 and $4,000
600 inexpensive lands viii be
bought for employees homes and
there viii be lawns and shade and
fruit trees everywhere The streets
OF macadam viii be parked and
there will be concrete sidewalks,
city water works, electric lighting
plant and other modern Improve
ments. Othello Is in the Big Bend
wheat district, It has ample trans
porDation facilities ana It's location
rs ideal
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81 O. Wuburu io a p Foster.
1aB acres uut ot tba benjamin lau-
Haft survey SS.a95.
J l. smith no g. J.. Jeu.rs. 90 --8
acre. out OF The Littleton White SUR
Nsy. 2b2sG.6G.
William - Webb of al TO J G. Me
Flroy lot ia Milford $3.50.
Joe W Johnston 70 Raphael a
loIe-ch. i7aa ncros out ot the f.
circuit survey. $1,000
Eugene Moore 10 Dr r Il. smith,
20 acres out of the Robert CROW sur
yey $1,000.
G. NJ Johnston to L. a Hurt
ma acres of land; $500.
Dennis Rushing to W 5. Harris
et al. lot in Ennis; $3.50.
II. H. simmons to First state
bank. $50 acres out of the c. Dyke
man survey: $500.
l. and l.. CERT to Grant Sadler. 20
acres out of the George Carpenter
survey. $4,000.
Grant Sadler to J. NJ. Sadler, 20
acres out of the George Carpenter
survey; $4oo and other considera-
/ ton
G. S. Harris to ]. NJ, Binkley,
block 3 in University Annex addition
! to Waxahachie; $4,000.
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Camden, n. j., Nov l5,-When a
silver of steel entered the head of
Richard stephens, a boiler maker It
was too near the optic nerve for tho
Cooper Hospital surgeons to use the
knife. so big electro magnet was
borrowed, the 10000 volt city cur
rent was switched on, and the bit
OF steel was withdrawn without
stephens feeling any pain,
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have just received the largest
car ear corn ever shipped here. 1t
contains 1890 pounds river bottom
corn If you want any come and see
Thompson, 90
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At the Christian church Monday
might and Tuesday night, e, w. Al
lon, secretary OF foreign christian
missionary society Of Cincinnati o.
and A. f. uensoy missionary from
the CONGO, viii show storcopucon
views and moving pictures Of many
strange lands aud people Curios
showing the dress and Worship Of
foreign people win be exhibited An
persons, old ana young, viii be I'M
rorcstcd In seeing those pictures and
hearing the stories about them
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\ business Change.

Mr. and Mrs r. r. Hines OF Abb
lcuo have bought the Leader mlllin-
cry establishment from II. j. Rein,
Mr. and Mrs. Hines have already
moved to WaXahachie aud are now
I'm charge of the store.
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Prod >setar ar raaa suam ys.
fr.dbs m The uty
uI labn bas returned f,am a
fuu to Wichita county
~ Scale viii leave t.ul4ht ou
o. ,lsIt 10 farmora4IIa La
BYRON No0rpll of Ada. OKLA. spent
sunday iu the city tae guest of pr
r. ~ Cheatham
o. 3 Wilson. 90 s. Peters ana G.
q. Adkins nave gone to Port La,1ga
ou ten days hunt
S a. Wallace of Dallas. travelling
freight agent of the Rock island,
was I'm the cit, today
"a l.. O'Ncl OF ST. Louis. repre-
seutug the National Lead company.
was in the city today
Miss Grace Brewer OF Decatur
arrived Saturday night to visit her
sister Mrs ". A. Ownby
Mr.. and Mrs II D. Timmons re-
turned from Houston Saturday night
where they spent two weeks with
their son, A. d. Timmons.
John Freeman and family, who
moved to Amarillo some two or three
months ago, have returned to Wax
ahachie where, John says, 1--WE will
in future reside, if possible"
DR.. and Mrs. Crittendcu Joyes and
Mr.. and Mrs Warren L. Andrews Of
Fort Worth spent Saturday and
sunday in the city as guests of Mrs,
G. J. Griggs.
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Ninrtunry Matters.

Mrs. w. w. Powers died at Oyilla
saturday morning The funeral and
ulrrmou. took place at shiloh GEM
ptory sunday afternoon,
A child Of r. u, Chambers of
Hoyro died Saturday might and was
buried here Sunday afternoon at 3
O'Clock
Airs Marion Parks died at Red
Oak sunday morning and was bur
led there that afternoon
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If you desire n clear complexion
take Foley's Orino Laxative for con-
stlpation and liver trouble as It viii
stimulate these organs and thor
oughly cleanse your syst m, which
IS what everyone needs In order to
feel well Is w. Ferris. ID
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Wedding prNscnLs

Can be found at Thomson & Son
icwelry store in the latest novelties
In cut glass, silverware, iowelry, etc,
20 per cent discount on all. tt
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Ccmtcry Snrrintendcnts.

Ennis Texas, Nov. 1.-THE State
Association of Cemetery SuperIn-
tendents met Saturday In odd Eel
lows Hall for discussion of questions
in their line 5. J Westlake of Ennis
is president of the association and
j J Hartscll of Farmersville Is sec
Rotary ana treasurer The association
was addressed by Mrs. j F. Mann,
president Of Myrtle Cemetery Socie-
". The association voted to meet
again in Ennis on the second Tues
day in April
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J. o. o. T.. Rcbcknhs.

Regular meeting Gem city Re-
bokah Lodge No. 8S1, l. O. o. r.,
tonight An memoirs urged to be
present
Mrs. Jennie Lon Spalding y. c.
Miss Mamie walker Secy
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For Observation-Disclosures Cnpudine.
Whether from COLDS, Heat stomach
or Nervous Troubles, Capudlne VIII
relieve you. Its liquid pleasant to
taNe-acts Immediately. Try II, l0c,
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LOST or STOLEN Two black
mare mules ltH hands high one
white nose. the other yellow nose;
seven years Old. Five dollars reward
TO finder J. q Turner, Cedar I'M
Texas 1922
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