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Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-26

pie of the dscords among even these
followers of the exponent of a great
IDEAL 1t was the unquestionable proofs
that God was with him which alone
enabled Moses to stand against sedt-
ton. Later on it was a great sorrow
to Samuel that the people no longer
would trust to the guidance of God,
delivered to them until then as they
believed through their holy prophets.
They demanded a king, human ruler,
instead of the spiritual leadership
which had been to them as it were
pillar of cloud by day and of fire by
night Mortal mind, human opinion,
was set in the seat of authority. How
ever as we study the history of the
Israelites from that time onward we
see the kings still consulting the
prophets, still looking to them for help
in moments of need, with the evident
confidence that the men who walked
closest and most singly minded with
God were best able to tell them what
the divine will was as applied to hu-
man affairs.
THE REAL BROTHERHOOD
Human governments since then have
had very little of this trust in the di-
rect government of Cod Men have of
ten striven to know what was right to
do and have established their systems
of government sometimes under pres
sure of a conviction that this or the
other human eXpedient would bring
the greatest happiness to the great
est number; but with the absence from
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-26

Revelation types this wonderfully in
the gates which "shal not be shut"
since there is nothing to fear and in
the city into which no "abomination"
of any sort, no wrong nor discord,
can enter. This is the government of
absolute Mind which already Christian
Scientists have known if only in mo-
ments; and it is this understanding of
spiritual harmony alone which can
among men.-Christian Science Moni-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-26
of the other part

of the other part
That $500 home at 1882 w. 4eth
ST., College Tract, Los Angeles,
First Cspital Prize in The Her
AIDS $25,ooO Voting Contest.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-19
ANSWER 10 LETTER
 SENT 10 YEARS AGO
From Relative Who Won Distinction
 Tn the Federal Army.

Orval Pool, ticket agent at the lEn- ion station. in this city, for the Cotton Belt, yesterday received a letter from his cousin General James II Wilson, of No. 1905 Rodney street Willming- ton. Delaware.
 The letter was very interesting on account of the fact that it was in answer to letter from Mir. Pool. (which was sent ter years ago to Mr. ANilson. Mir. Wilson is retired Fed eral general, and received the letter ten years ago. It was placed on his file and recently, while going through the old file, he discovered the old letter, which he answered
 The missive was addressed to Or val Pool, or any member of his fam ily,' and was sent to Mr. Pools ad- dress at Newport. where he resided before coming to this city. Mr Will son at the time of the war between the states turned from the other members of the family, and went to l the Federal army, where he won great success. He was also in the Spanish war, and while in Cuba lost This wife.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-19
ACTS ON WRITTEN
 PROPOSITION TODAY
Board of Director, and Others to Gather at Board of Trade to Dis
 Discuss M. r. X t. Road.

The directors of the Pine Bluff Board of Trade will meet this alter noon at 3:15 o'clock for the purpos. of receiving and acting upon a writ ten proposition to be' submitted by ]. W. Bishop, secretary Of the Memphis. Paris and Gulf Railroad Company for an extension of the road through Pine fBluff to the Mississippi river. The { 5objective point is Helena or Memphis In addition to the directors, Secre- tary J. l.. Caldwell requests all inter- ested business men and property owners of this city and county to be .present.
 The proposition, to be read at the meeting, asks for {; cash bonus of S100,000 from the people of Pine Bluff right of way through the city and county and suitable terminal facili- ties in Pine Bluff
 One-thrd of the required bonus is to be paid when the road is built in to Pine Bluff the other third, one year thereafter. and the last third
 within two years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-19
Ch1ldren Cry FOR FLETCHER'S c A S TO RIA ODD
 FELLOWS ELECT

sherldNn' Ian. 1.-The Odd Eel ows and .Rebekahs had a public in- stallation of their officers yesterday evening at Odd Fellows hall. The Of llcers were installed as follows:
 Mrs, J. G. Stephens, N. G.; Mrs. fVa Duvall, V. G.: Mrs. Ida Nixon warden; Mrs. w. J. Reid, Treasurer; Plrs' c. N. Brown, Chaplain; Mrs. f>oia Stephens. R. S.; Mrs Walter i Lee F. S.; Mrs. Sallie Ashcraft, I. G.; furs. J. F. Walker, o. D.: Mrs. Della |"ylle, Con-; Mrs. Jamie Stephens, R. (o' N. G.; Mrs. J. NJ. Goodman, L.. (o' A G.; Mrs. Maggie Donham, R. e' F G.; Mrs. Anna Mcclellan, l.. S.
 iaere were but two of the Odd Eel
 V" oftlcers-elect present, s. P. Nix
 n' '. G., and Isaac Mcclellan, sec
 e'afy' and they were installed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-19

Nothing so good when you need a Dill as Rings Little Liver Pills-snal' sure. easy. Sold by McCammon & Son. Bees Laxative Cough Syrup Is so high ly recommended, because 1t not only moves the bowels gently and thereby stops the cold, but it also allays in- flalnnlation of the lungs and throat Ii lS pleasant to take, Sold oy Mc-
 '.,5,.rl0n x Son.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-19
Nze MAZIaAgzzaR1Z
 HL S~spGs
 %zazzz<>x s,nA G;75>zxs1:>

As well a5l; 1Nr5 afI doctors quoc.s2" "Ac al la1 yers shysters?" We all know there ignorant quae; does that prevent anyone calling 1 bs sseA old t#7f9 physician iii Of need and trusting him? There are shystc brt there also honorable lawyers 10 whom @2 confidently trust our lives and fortunes.
 There are fake medicines advertised; hut t3l are not fakes because hcy gre advertised A eoe airg worth advertising; a want to know about 1t. The more bad thing Is advertised, the worse for 1t in tfc end.
 Lydia E. P;nI1a1as Vegetable Compound is fake; vet it is adverised it avcrtscs is@y and those who have 5c it's L1st advertisers, and that free of cost
 Lydia E, p,'l,a1a's Vegetable Comroand has proved its merit by than thr years general use This sim pie, oa onc1 remedy made from roots and herbs, has become tho standard medicine for ailments peculiar to Woner-its fame Is worldwide.
 Read this plain, honest statement of what the medicine did for one woman; her words; il you doubt " c and ask her.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-19
Children Cry
 FOR FlETcHER'S c A s e R g AA
MAN WOMAN CAUGHT
 IS BOUND OVER

Logan Pool, the young white man |who was captured and held fer the police by Mrs. J. s. Lewis, wife Of q lecal attorney last Saturday, after he Fad entered her home and stolen E13.S6 from her room, was siven d preliminary hearing before Maais- Frate L. F. Cheek yesterday and was bound over to await the action of the Jefferson county grand jury. He was unable to give bond and was returned 10 the county jail Pool says his home is at Granite, Okla, and that his father is a prominent business Pman of Oklahoma City. He admits bis guilt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-19
WANT ROUSE }ILT
 FOR FlGiI REFEREE
o;n>en sa.S President $iiou'd
 Be Nel! f1o~ttd :is He K ! BoXer a:id huoNS ;.ei:t> oi Fi%ht~rs.

New York, Jan. lS.-lack Johnson wants Colonel Theodore Roosevelt 2s referee Of the championship fight next July In a statement published today the colored champion said:
 aEN-Iresident Roosevelt ought to he a good authority. He has been boxing himself. and should know the merits of both men He has carefully studied both men. and l think he should be a good referee, being >our nation chief leader and great leader was he.
 ''I am satisfied if the club would choose him as referee it would satisfy me to a queens taste. He is cool and collected and no one can rattle him and get his goat like they would a lot of fellows who have their names down as referees
 Your champion,
 JACK JOHNSON
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-19

For so yaava yiia E. t'in17faI,'s Sesftable> CoGnEouls3 has h>eo t}e standard reIsetly fnr feHaal& ills. Ao sick s.oFl1ali doe, Justice ia
 herself Vysio VIII not (ry 3i& !aya034s .ls9aie;I&. Made exclusively from roots and g1cIi.j, d has tsaosGsai2t3= 0f cssTCs t0 its c'3>I:t.
 EpssAssss@o the slightest trouble oHearS WEicli yd3u sD s4l>t l;:ade. .Sta71s write to Mrs. Isin<hanl at Iynz9. Nf;aSs.3 9 l.er advice 1t is free ansi always z.eigis1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-19
Lydia [, P;a'5l,arn's Vegetable Co,nno.7nd

spper sanF!iI~!lT. Ohi0, e Ei,TNe 7aaI'N a.so nnt feeling well and could !2ariF drag my ;:2i 1lof,S. had such tirG ff"ii:rss.. Gi, s}a~1 Eurg9 HlA sides aHaeh, isati }s:.eslise t"Uns rally bstl and eos'lsl iiot caf OF >t2Hf had IeaGaci3c.;, tao, and bccane almost neESous t..s.<js. sy ttoetor tosd Fnc tr @. t2 hospital
 2 s;<t like t3at f>iH;3 yGr& N.e'i, when saw N0;lr at3Ycrt>e'E23c..t {3 a ;aD"P Gi1e so wrote 2 yea fysf, ts1s'e done 3oss GHid sne hsYn 'a.an sys.ia F. a>isai(!'am4 Negotiable
 ssssi i3g.,44l ssi;>f.s3 31ssiaicr ssi ssnr !'; :
 med tise $3la*5czs E:ss:l. S:.2 s.s15y E2av" Ely !.>itt> %> E41;.. s}lct4.9i}a. ala 3yS n tH
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-19
X JAMES
 BEAUTY PARLOR

See ns for artistic hair dressing. marcenc waving, shampoOing, scien. tific scalp treatment, wig making, complexion beautiiying. electric and plain massage. manicuring, pedicur. ing, chiropody and the manufacturing of all kinds of hair braids, pomps and curls. Office it no Pine st. o. P. 1533. For white people only.
 11-1r,1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-19
DR. c. D. SMITH.

veterinary Surgeon and Dentist. ,a'ls night or day answered prompt !E Office at Alexander Bros. store corner of Fourth and Pine street. Oio ph ,ne 529. Residence. 1207W. 9th ave old phone 109.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-19
COME TO SEE US.

st nil sell your property for you, S"ep your money and pay you inter e>t N, will loan y0u money and can scs',t yOn in many WayS.-Pe0ple's say,ngs BanK and Trust Company. t-z!t-d il4u
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-19

me most complete line of Iron Peds' Heaters, Cook Stoves and "hges to select from. Prices as low
 $ consistent with honest mer. hahdlsing. Reap & Crawford Furni. 'ie oo. 11.19.1m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-19
l. .2..t-(i n4U

-l have purchased all lots ow ned by J. w. Monk in his south, westdrn and Southwestern addition No. ?, and will be glad to sell any person de- siring lots in these additions.
 Pinchback Taylor, Real Estate, Loans and Insurance. tf.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-19

A healthy man is king in his own right: and unhealthy man is an un- happy slave. Burdock Blood Bltters builds up sound health-keeps you we'll.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-19

Accidents will happen, but the best regulated families keep Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil for such emergencies. It subdues the pain and heals the hurts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-19

Sandstsi1y, 9Ai1o
 Enc makers of Lydia [. P1nkhar's Vegetable Con- pound have thousands of such ettcrs they tell the truth, else they could rot have been obtained for love money This medicine is stranger;t has stood the test oi
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-19
On Joy. The real picture show starts next Thursday.

Just received another shipment ef these eo5blers outfits worth $1.00 for 65c Half sole your own shoes, and save yourself the money during 1910 at Cleveland Matthews HdW Co,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-08
GRANT POST H0N0RS
RETIRING COMMANDER
Resolutions COmmending JOhn A.
D~empster Are Passed at Close of
His Term of office.

John A. Dempster, the retiring COM
mander of Grant post No. no, Grand Army
of the Republic. who relinquished command
Of that organization Tuesday evening TO
his successor, Commander Sam Jones, was
made the recipient of a testimonial Of APP
probation which he prizes higher than
anything that could have been given him.
Mr.. Dempster was not only one of the
most popular and efficient commanders the
post has yet had, but always took the
deepest personal interest in all Its mem
bers.
This interest is expressed in the follow
ing resolutions, which were adopted by a
standing vote;
Whereas, Our beloved comrade, John A.
Dempster, Is upon this date, January T.
1919, finishing a term as commander Of
u. S. Grant post, and, whereas, he has
by his kindness and lmpartiality TO us
upon his duties as presiding officer of our
post, having missed only two meetings
during the year, and these caused by 40
nestle and special business demands; and,
whereas. he has shown special regard for
those in affliction, and for the families
to which death has come, and has with
OBLIGATED at the burial of the nine com
rades who have fallen by our side during
this one brief year, Therefore, do we rec
ord this 10 his honor and by
rising vote assure him Of our appreciation
OF his valuable services, and invite him
TO continue in active relations with US, and
that he may long be spared 10 share our
rations, as a fellow burden bearer, and
keep our campfires glowing with a true
social life.
present to Comrade Dempster a copy Of
this testimonial. (Slgned),
II. BROOKS,
y M. HAVERLY,
Committee.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-08
ROADS BUILD WHERE NEEDED
Railway Extensions in Omaha Ex-
cite the City of Lincoln,
IT WANTS SOME ENGAGEMENTS
Says Tn Proportion" It handles
More Business Than Omaha, hut
Figures Don't Bear out
the lain.

Lincoln is complaining because Omaha
Is receiving fair consideration at the hands
Of the railroads in the way of new build
ings and no preparations are made Tor
Lincoln. 1t Is pointed out that Omaha is
to have two new headquarters buildings
and two new freight houses and improve
ments to the Union station, while nothing
is to be done for Lincoln. In the complaint
Lincoln AYERS that 1t has given and re-
oeived larger tonnage from the railroads
I'm proportion thar Omaha.
The Omaha Commercial club could not
figure out just what was meant by I'm
proportion" SO a letter was written 10
the State Railway commission for some
figures on the receipts and shipments for
Lincoln and Omaha.
These figures fan 10 reveal what Il
meant by in proportion Here are omC
OF the figures; On state shipments Omaha
forwarded 100, OOO.OO o pounds. while LIN
cold forwarded 1900, 900; on interstate ship
ments Omaha forwarded 10i, 600, 600 pounds
to 5000 900 pounds for Lincoln, during tnI
fiscal year ending June 80 on freight
received Omaha shows 2ihOoO,OO pounds
against 100000 for Lincoln on state
business and 244. OOO. COO on interstate bnSi
ness against 50. OOO. 900 pounds for Lincoln
II Is interesting TO note that Fremon.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-08
.ANGFELD CONDEMNS WATER
City Bacteriologist Reports InfOr-
mally on Four Samples.
CONNELL ANNOUNCES A CLEANUP
Health Commissioner Says steps VIII
BE Taken to RemOve Conditions
Responsible for Impurities
in the Water.

DR.. Willard Langfeld, city bacteriologist,
has submitted to Health COMMISSIONS
Connell a report giving the results of re-
cent tests Of city water. TIL report is not
at all favorable, quite the contrary, in
fact.
-Four samples Of water were gathered on
January 8 at the following locations: The
Field club Tw%enty-fourth and Ames, 4Oli
South Thirteenth, Forty-second and Dodge.
"All are equally bad" says the city
bacteriologist, without further miner
OF three samples taken from the Walnut
Hill reservoir DR., Langfeld says two are
to be classed the same as the four above,
and one is ever worse.
Speaking OF the report of his bacteriolo-
gist, DR.. Connell said:
To-day we are taking samples at the
Florence station and at the Burt street
station. If 1t proves that contamination
exists and that II comes from the river,
there is nothing we can do until whatever
condition above Omaha that is responsible
can be abated. If, however, we find that
the fault is in the settling basins, then
we shall Immediately get busy to have
the ~unsanitary condition corrected; and
there will be no foolishness about II,
either"
Samples of milk examined by DR.. Lang
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-08
WANTED, TRAFFIC MEASURE
Omaha is Without Ordinance with
Which to Coerce Jay Drivers.
CROSSING POLICE ARE PowERLEsS
Offender Laughs at Court and is Dis
charEed-Old Law Imperative
it Caught "A For
mer Councilman.

The city of Omaha is without a law TO
control traffic, but a measure is soon to be
presented to the council which will make
the observance of the rules of the road
compulsory.
The discovery Of the lack Of such an
ordinance came when in police court a
prisoner arrested by w. r., Wilson. traffic
officer at sixteenth and Farnam streets,
defied the charges and the court. He had
driven persistently along the left side Of
the street and cut corners to suit him
self. In court he maintained that 1t was
his right to drive as he pleased.
An investigation proved that the ordi-
nance passed a long time ago was no
longer operative and the defendant was
discharged,
The suspension OF the old ordinance in
wolves a tale. At the instance OF DIR. j. G..
Davis, then a member of the council, a
measure was passed which embodied the
long established rule OF the road. 1t hap
pened that soon after the measure became
effective DIR. Davis himself became the
first victim, Irate and disgruntled, he in
stigated a movement which resulted in the
passage Of a resolution when sneiyed the
new ordinance, That resolution is still in
effect.
Officer Wilson has taken the matter up
with Chief Donahue and steps will be
taken at once 10 have an ordinance framed
: which will really give the traffic squad
some power. The Commercial club has
also become interested in the matter and
a COMMITTEES will cooperate In the formu,
lation of a proper measure.
The present state OF affairs makes the
observance of the rule merely optional OF
the drivers and automohilists.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-08
Official Breaks
a Coal Famine
Marshal Warner Authorizes Sale Of
Bankrupt's Coal to Sufferers in
Vicinity of Hecla.

United States Marshal w. p. Warner sent
out a little telegram Thursday evening that
caused all sorts of joy up at Hecla, Hooker
county, and resulted in breaking a serious
coal famine there.
The telegram directed that Deputy
United States Marshal Claude Hensel, who
was in charge of the cold yards of the
Hecla Mercantile company, under a special
warrant in bankruptcy proceedings, to sell
the coal to the people in that vicinity, see
ing to it that it was well distributed, and
to turn the proceeds of the sales over to
the trustee in bankruptcy when he shall
be appointed.
Deputy Marshal Hensel wired Marshal
Warner Friday morning that the farmers
and others Of that vicinity were enthu-
slastic in their appreciation Of the order
to permit the sale of the coal, as the lack
of fuel in that locality was becoming
serious.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-08

forwarded in carload interstate business IA
pounds, as against 5,sGl,O 900 for Lin
coin.
Members of the Commercial club are ask
ing this question::
III IN proportion refers to the number
of railroads entering the city, why can
Lincoln make the claim 1t does when 1t
also claims that 1t has better railroad
facilities thar Omaha?"
II am disposed to believe that the rail-
roads are building greater plants and
facilities in Omaha because they need them
to handle the business here and are not
building them in Lincoln because they do
not need them there, finding their present
facilities ample Tor the demands" said an
Omaha business man, who took the view
that railroads as a rule expend millions
in buildings and other improvements for
business reason and not for sentiment,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-08
Here's a Man With
a Faith Sublime
Not Afraid to Leave Twenty Dozen
Eggs in a Basket with a
Policeman.

With eggs at 46 cents a dozen one could
hardly blame i'm, Henry Smith, a farmer
hailing from the prairie lands out Wahoo
way, approached one of Chief Donahue's
gendarmes at Union station. The man from
the country bore a large basket in his
arms.
SAY, officer" exclaimed Smith, keep
your eagle eye on this basket, will We,
while l get a bite to eat. There's twenty
dozen fresh eggs in there and they're
worth a small fortune to me-"
Policeman Pool took one peep at the
eggs and then began doing guard duty. He
did the churchman's stunt for an even
twenty minutes, until the farmer returned.
He realized that his duty was an impor-
tant one besides that's the kind OF a man
he was.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-08
Soap, Soup and
Salvation for All
Ones as Free as the Other at Rev.
Charles W, Savidge's Peo-
pies Church.
osoap, SCUM and salvation"

Soap, soup and salvation"
Under this shibboleth of ALTERATION Rev.
Charles w. Savidge began today to pro-
vide for women and children unabi to pro-
vide for themselves at the Peoples church.
He Is assisted in this work Of relief by
Rev. Antoine Calvert ana Miss Slmonds,
principal of Cass street school. The good
work will go on for several days.
One the theory that cleanliness is next
to Goodness" Mr., Savidge advocates a
clean face before a warm meal and then
salvation TO clmch It all.
-. Miss aimuuds brought with her today
many women and children to whom a good
warm bJwl OF wholesome soup was wei
Jmtd and other umbers will be brought
"a the other days,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-08
sOBSLEDS ARE HARD TO GET
Market il Drained by the Demand
for Everything that Can
Use

No bob sleds or cutters are to be had in
Omaha.
Implement dealers of Omaha and Council
Bluffs and in fact Of the entire country
are entirely sold out OF bob sleds or
runners for delivery wagons. There are
none OF these to be had at any Of the
factories. Omaha dealers laid In an extra
heavy supply this fall in anticipation OF
a good business this winter, but the de-
mand has been unprecedented and the
supply Is gone. It is just the same all
over the country, as nearly all parts OF
the United States have been covered with
snow this winter, and it has staid for a
longer time han usual.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-08
BUILDERS EXCHANGE WILL GO
TO THE ELKS' NEW HOME
Secures Quarters There, Since IL Must
Must Give Up Rooms I'm New
York Life

The Omaha Builders exchange, which
was forced to move from the New York
Life building to make room for the Bren-
nan-Love company, has secured new
quarters in the new Elks' building, at
Fifteenth and Harney streets. Arrange
ments nave been made for the exchange
to use the south half of the second floor.
This is a large room and the exchange ex-
poets to put In quite a number Of cases OF
building material exhibits. for which rent
will be charged and thus cut down the
rental on the building. The rooms viii
be fitted up in a homelike manner.
New quarters have been arranged for thu
Brennan-Love company and the Peters
Trust company, so the contractors may
soon begin the task of remodeling. the
first floor of the New York Life building
for the use Of the new owners, the Omaha
National bank. 'rhe Brennan-Love COM
pany will move to the third floor to the
room occupied at present by the Builders
exchange and the Peters Trust company
will move into the basement room OF the
same building on The corner Of Seventeenth
and Farnam.
The architects expect to have the build
ing ready for the bank by June 1, although
there Is a large amount Of work to be
done and it may take a little longer.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-08

The successful medicines are those that
aid nature. Chamberlain Cough Remedy
acts on this plan.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-08
Under DifneuItIes.

Wild eyed. his hair unkempt, and his col
lar flying loose at one end. Noah Webster
was trying TO write a definition OF the
word whisky for his immortal dictionary.
fine II as Taft does. I'll never be able 20
sell a single blamed copy Of this work down
In Kentucky
At last, however. by giving several definl-
tiOns OF the word he avoided aligning
himself on either side Of the controversy
Chicago Tribune
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-08

fald from two large concerns shows 10000
bacteria in the case of one company, and
but 1000 in the other. This showing is con-
sidered as indicating that the milk is of
very high quality.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-08

oils, has written to find out what the ad-
vantages to a city are to hold the show
and the newspapers of Indianapolis have
taken up the matter.