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The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-06

Made-t to order cloths look, better, hold
their shape better aud are cheaper than
the other kind, leave your order with
the Gates Co. they guarantee fit.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-06
Woman Rules.

This is the woman's century" says
a sufrragette. AS every century has
been since the appearance Of Eve.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-06

And what, may l ask. is your bust
ness?"
II am a writer Of popular songs"
Indeed? That must be q very In.
teresting occupation. Do you belons
to the
Love me all the time
In rain or shine,
or to the.
Then unto me did say
school Of popular song writers?"
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-06
Many Parts Of Moon vlsIbIe.

Dividing the moons surface into 1875
earth. z,
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-06
polna Their Best.

Those Comeups are determined to
make noise in the world OF society"
Are they? Well, they're loud
snough"
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-06

sl.5o To Denver and teturn. EverG
oundsy, Via Colorado and Southern.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-06
DR.. Alter Dentist,

viii be in Ebert at the Beulah hotel
Monday and Tuesday Jan. 10 and IL
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-06

WANTED to buy calves at the maj
ke< prices. N. B. Short. Elbert.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-06

Furs in single pieces or sets can b
had at the Gates Store.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-06

FOR SALE A four hole cook stove
good as new. see w. K. Dawes.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-06

The Sunday School in Ebert belongs
to the people of Ebert, Then upon
whom does its success depend.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-06

For Rainbelt land bargains see the old.
timer, K. l.. Glow, of CLOVIS land Office,
1913 Stout street, Denver. 30
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-06

See the shoes on the bnrgain counter
at the Gates store.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-06

II applied to a wagon BETTENDORF
means THE BEST Sold by the Gstes
Co
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-06

s1.50 To Denver and return, every
sunday. Via Colorado and Southern.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-06
Pertinent.

81 don't have to be darned fool
to be patriot" snapped the arguer
"Then." rejoined the arguee, mildly
"why do you do it?"
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-06

The Littieton Creamery Company
Highest prices paid for cream. Sweet
cream specially. Testing done at sta
ton.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-06
And Perhaps Not Then.

Mamma, do men ever become
angels?"
mot until after they are dead.
dear"
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-06

Underhill overalls are the best, for
sale by the Gates Co.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-06

DIR f. N brewster
will be in Elbert. Friday and Fri
day January 14th. and 10 q's
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-06

1t has been said that religion is fer
women and weak minded men. III so
shurely Eloerts surroundings ought to
boast some intellectual giants.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-06

II you have cattle to seil-any kind,
at any time, notify me. j. E. BARNES,
Phone Ebert 26I.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-06

The children are always interested in
t Sunday School until they are spoiled
10y older persons
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-06
Hust|ers Column
Leave your laundry at the Post effice

/
Leave your laundry at the Post effice
Gabe Cox Auctioneer. Prices right,
Satisfaction guaranteed or money re-
Funded.
FRESH fish and oysters at the Gates
store on the first and third Friday OF
cash month.
Leave your laundry at the Post office
You will find lage assortment of
mems dress shirts at the Gates store.
~ n, Brewster will he in Elbert ever,
3rd Friday and Saturday.
a full line of china ware at the Gates
store.
y. Gatewood is prepared to dc under
taxing at all times. Phone him.
The latest styles in mems neck ties
VII be found at the Gates store.
Money Loaned--On real estate secur.
ity. Lee Ramsey, 6o5 Empire Building,
Denver.
Mrs Stone OF Elizabeth, teacher OF piano
and voice will be at Mrs JEWELS each
"Wednesday II
lhe Utz u Dunn ladies shoes give the
best satisfaction. For sale by the Gates
Company.
II you have cattle to sell-any kind,
at any time, notify me. j. f. BARNES,
Phone Elbert 2Gl.
For Rainbelt land bargains see the old.
timer, K. l.. Glow, of CLOVIS land Office,
lob Stout street, Denver 30
See the shoes on the bnrgain counter
at the Gates store.
IL applied to wagon BETTENDORF
means THE BEST Sold by the Gstes
Co
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-06

Fresh fish and oysters at the Gates
store on the first and third Friday OF
cash month.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-06

The Utz & Dunn ladies shoes give the
best satisfaction. For sale by the Gates
Company.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-06

Gabe Cox Auctioneer. Prices right,
satisfaction guaranteed or money re-
funded.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-06

Why do parents send their children
to Sunday School rather than take them
Did you make any new resolutions
for the new year, or did you just make
the same ones over again.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-06

Leave your laundry at the Post office
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-06

Money Loaned-On real estate secur
ny Lee Ramsey, GOO Empire Building
Denver.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-06

You will find lage assortment Of
mems dress shirts at the Gates store.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-06

Mrs Stone of Elizabeth, teacher OF piano
ana voice will be at Mrs Jewelrs each
"Wednesday II
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-06

he latest styles in mems neck ties
VIII be found at the Gates store.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-06

r ~ n, Brewster will be in Ebert every
0 3rd Friday and Saturday.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-06

:, ~ Gatewood is prepared to dc under
taking at all times Phone him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01
BANKS MAY SEEK
 COYFRNORSH|P Fordyce Man Being Men toned as Probable Success sor to Gov. Donaghey.
IS A MAN WITH RODNEY
Little Rock Politicians are Somewhat Shy Over BOOM-Warm Campaign
 If DIc Entyrs.

Little Rock, Ark. Oct. 31.-The eff forts of East Arkansas papers to get \. B. Banks, the wealthy insurance 9"ometer of Fordyce into the race for governor, is being watched witt much interest in Little Rock, for the polite :an5 teas l., would cast aglee some well laid plans should he make The asirc am 9unca,.,ent. The Lt- Fic Rock politicians are bit shy of q man with some money who has not eiabblsd in politics before, especially if AaS made a success of his business and is favorably known over the stste. George W. Donaghey taught them to be shy through his victory eve politicians, and p;ans which arc being laid, VII lprsAahly hs keld up until s4ns denial ia received frszx Nr. Banks, for Hoss sf hin friends hero believe hs will Maks tAs race There are number of prominent Aea who a"e looking upon hia as q nas of the people, and 2 nan vho would always have tao i.terest .f the people at heart. Should M-. Tasks get into tho race, there weul1 he . warm campaign ea two years heace, to oerta nty.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01

his grandmothcr's homo. His back was painfully hurt and his knees al- 70 laserated and bruised. Doctors o. W. Clark and z. Orto attended the lad. but assured his relatives that no bones were broken He will be in bed for several days, however.
 According to eye witnesses the boy became confused when an automobile. owned by Mrs. D. II. Duncan, came from tho west on Sixth avenue, and in trying to avoid the machine the boy ran acros sthe street car tracks, fell to his knees and was struck by the street car, westbCund, before he could recover himself. The force of the blow knocked the boy from the tracks or he might have been ground to a pulp beneath the car wheels
 Two men picked the unconscious lad up and carried him into ncarby store, where he was revived. He was reported to be resting well last night. Mrs. Martineau arrived last night from Little Rock 10 fe with him. Mrs Duncan was in the auto at the time of the accident and says her ear was not going at any fast rate Of speed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01
STERLIzED RABBER SWOR..
A Famous Shop is tke s.srrxMars
 Hotel, Ba1timores MayJlasA

The barber shop jn the rErrnlsrxa hotel, Baltimore, sterl.zes ns~r.ss,Iius--, it uses in the shop. The ster,Sssx. is done by heat The taseis. .ebss razors, the strops. the saaw. ssz-, combs and brushes arc asl .sfsslFfaG before used on 9 cnsfnnner Hhsns there is no sterilization. hx#n aivs barber use Newhrn's y5sr.pss.ssSe-. r. kills the dandrufr germ, aa5 r $ an antiseptic for the sgsSSF- asS& far the face after shaving AH }=sdiysa, barbers everywhere capp,@ixfr gkece potent facts about Herpic',he wNss Hfsesy- use it, Destroy the eaaxe, gaK Ees- move the effect, Sold by s3aNssss,s. druggists. Send 10c ia stamps stsv a- sample to The fierpic'de Cn-, yattew M. Mich One dollar bottles gs1a1-sH- teed. Bedel's PlraT71afs .sspsg5a agents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01
~ = = . .. BR1N MENTION ' . .

Ara. VIII Thomas, wife of Train Auditor Thomsa, of the Cotton Belt arrived he-s yesterday afternoon to make her home. She VIII reside a, the residence of Mrs. Hazel Dellmon, No. 11o West Sixth avenue.
 Mrs. E. E. Sm th and grandson, Jack Thach, left yesterday for their home at Fordyce, afte:. visit with Mrs. Smiths daughter, Mrs. San. Vaulx on West Fourth avenue.
 Mrs. J. w. Crawford leaves today for Monticello, where she will be in attendanc a. big missionary lneet- ing.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ben Sylvester and children have returned from Dallas, Texas, where they attended the TaS- as State Fair and were the guests of Mrs. Sylvester's mother.
 Toney Franey, of the Cotton Bel. freight office, has returned from Chicago, Pittsburg, Philadelphia and other point of interest in the North. wher. he has been spending few weeks. Ar. Francy attended tho worlds championship series recent Y. He snent 8 flow days ill Mem r5is en his return.
 Ms. ". B. Pinncy and son havs returned from Charleston, Va.. -lere they spent the summer. Mrs. Pinney is much improved in healts. l.. C.. Murray. membership secTc- ,ary ct tho local Y. N. c. A.. has gone, to Toronto, Canada, whcre he i. attending the meeting Of tho In- '.rpa tional Association Of Y. M. c. !. Ee. will bo gone for some time ss tho meeting will bs in session f.r -.,eral weeks.
 Nr. and Mrs. Joe c. Turner, Of H. mo, Mo., have arrived here and are st the homs of Mr Turner's Far- .ata, Mir aad Mrs. H. R. Turner. Mr. rrrxer i- seriously i'll with typaoid onennor:a. N. Turner was a fa@ n.r re.ilent Of this cit-".
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01
EPW0RTH LEAGUE
 FORM CITY UNION

A City Union was perfected apaong the Epworth Leagues Of the four Methodist cfu. ches of the city at meeting he!u Sunday aftel noon at the Laheside Methodist church. The fol- lowing officers we elected: Walt-4 Alden, president; J. J. w. Smith, vice president; $ III Goodman, secretary, and N. McGehee l. east: CT. The meeting was very enthusiastic anu largely attended. The Leagues f:o.A tue First Methodist church, HaHicy church, Carr Memorial chL.cn aHu Lakeside church were represented. J. J. w. Smith who was elected ten!- rorary chairman at meeting held r. iday night, October Fl, st the F.lst Method st church, presided at t4e meeting Sunday afteInc3a.
 The following executive c'3,uAitteo was named to have caar;o of the Un- son, U. o. Huber and MT. McCehco. Tss first Union meeting of all tae Leagues will be held On. tho night Of November 20 at Hawlcy Memorial eau ch. At this meeting program will bs rendered and tn will be th. first of meetings which vii! 70 Aeld from time to time by tae City Cz- iO3.
 By forming the City Union it 2 hoped that all the Epworta Leagues of the c:ty will be associated Mers closely and tho good purpose of tae Leagues more clearly seen by tAs mcm bers It twill also be step forward in bringing the churches more closely together
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01
,,a.,. .,na vsreiga Societies.

Home and Foreign Seciesses'
 The Ho:ae ad Foresn AissioH eo- c;ct:es held 2 joint meeting ' eo 1.s'
 ~ ,,rs,n yesterday afternoon. Tle following program was renoereu,
 ro.;,.t.,~e reading by the president, Airs. Sarah Strange.
 paper oa the life of Miss Ws''s' Mrs. X. H. M. M!lls.
 yoca. duet. Miss Fannie a1foln "1u as-s. W. D. Ferguson.
 Talk. Mexico Mrs. w. e' '-N
 voca, so,o, al es Fannie Hasa'n,
 TAX "cmean Life. Mrs. V: F A .,.,. "m,ssioa Fields in china ",s, 1oc., saas. Litt,s. snta. c.l'''' :.
 roean. "Dsace.essss. MT" ~'- S,rsugt. ssefs ..rr.
 ns,tes,tful ref esAHents were se''
 - M.ss EdnA,Fseter aaa Mss i... ~ .. W,ls.ss. The nset,s eioees :. --,,e.tsos .ihe al,ssas. Th''s ps s... -.r, mescanes H. B. sera.s' ,r.. r c,,,,,cr. n. T. sMn'a' N- F. \. .,n. ss<,.csrs.sy, W. D. F~.sssea. 5 : . s,sn-ook n. O. K'as. Tracy .'.. z. ' ' s,vtnees N. T. Hys'sr. V. ' r. .rox V. C. WaiA f.ss.~s linds~y Hsssrt strs.s., ,.,s. ,s, r.. . yyol,.sr.ss. Fso Xc6es'o -, s',.r ',-sr. tssr1,-: f.ts's N"see - =. r.-r.h @fi1e srtfs "sees. '''s 5 or, w.,msrs sad Mrs \. <
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01
AGAIN THE LEAD CHANGES
 IN VOTING FOR THE TRIPS

flee, which commenced yesterday Mir Brewster filed only his sheriff 8 bond. as the collectors bond is net to tc filed until about January l.
 The sheriff's bond aggregate S13,- oG0 His bondsmen age A. Brewster T. l. Collier, W. l.. Toney, w. D. Hearn, W. C. Hudson and F. II. Wal, ker.
 Treasurer Nichol made sec COG bond and Clerk Shelby a So,0)0 bond Circuit Clerk Iytle's bond aggregates $lf.a00. His bondsmen are lame Gould, w. D. Jones and J0 Nichol Judge Grace approved the NafioH> bonds as soon as they Were filed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01
.i...i1 i1oxc'oa Rot.


 .. a..aa.. Halloween riot wss oh- sy,rI bf ,ae .seaio- Class oi the f.s. Scho.1 last eveEisg. The class gathe, ed at tAc res .aenee of Miss Net 1.e ps.ae;. uA West Third avenue. k'. on, Ftnese taey weat to the Ofpheo raf a.s;. astes waiSA general sooa ,..i.s ra.. ha. pay IS pranks or .,cha<,.A.inles aAd pat,cas uhtll laes f,.vr. rae chao~@ ones wee fsoi- .-a N-s. j. F. Allen, Prof. H. F. Erygiey. Pre-. E:aest Ackenzis ana s.,asss Ruby GibssR. TAe party 1a- t.aied Mlsses All,e Banks, hmihN " ,bou.ne. Elizase,a Adams Vloia s..y,es. Mattic Galloway, Carris Ar reid. Lillian Phiioot, selma ochlo's' F:.izas,, tt, Schobey. Phoebe PAliilps' 3',,,zabet, B,@sn Irene Lansioia' ,<,.teyic Ross, Emma so'rel.s' h$ea1eeA rr,tcaatd, we-ae. Duncan and Net ,;. Parker: Ernest Wiaitela", Goroeh yreem.,s. Melbourne NeOan, claFsae' Kraa and 5ohn Toney.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01
SCHOOL BOY HAS
 MARROW ESCAPE
Orts Mitchell, in Trying ts Avoid D+. ins Ran Down by Automobile. Falls
 C23er Cur Track aad fs Strsek by
 Car Gsiay in Oppssfts Dfrestisa

Orts Mitchell, little soa ef Mrs. Jeka R. Aartineau Of Little Raek, but
 vho na4es his homo here with kis SraAanoxher. Mrs. B. \. Helconte, at No tE1 West FYfth avenue, had | Asrrow sscRpe freM death yenterAay 7 noon, while sa his way fyon ths AA- nsua64aties Academy to hB homo fos luAch. q'hs boy was struck ky charge of AOtc~man Adams, sAd luckily thrown rom tho track. The accident happeaed at Sixth avenue and Laurel street. The boy wss ren- dered insenSisle and was taken into Dansby's store, and later moved to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01
N0JLD ENJ0IN 
 PAVING Mza
1ittle Beck Property Own CTS Move to Prevent E. ),
 WetterStror. trcm
sseesrfRg Ccntract-SaMc Kan Who
 Paved Olive and Walaat Streets in TAfs Gty.

Following c:cnely ca the acton of ;ae commissioacrs of the 1iain street norovenest district .n awarding io E. J. wetterstron Of Chicago the con- ,,act for paving Little Rock srfs- eiysl tao-ouGsfare 'witA craess.sd ~scd.n blocks, J. Fl. Young arf C. .l Newton, two Of the properss avn .s. of tA. d strict secured ! t.a,s'"- .yy reetrMMns erder from ca...""" Tor Maruseau ia Little Rock srss'- asrsa tls comm esioaers rsn awarding the contract to wevet-
 Y.uax aad Newts, st.ea- tsc re'i- axss sss.ss bsr eas sssn scssa .Ar..sA aar s+ters~., 'rseesa-' aassss .s~a n@m. sAev sacss ssst e>.s e.-sr>,sseekes S~astsuers-s es.,sax ns1t . ha h r4a-A ta'ss '.<>.r,a |, ts tes wsrt fe- sa.fss l-s' .,,, ,ta. Ma af "a. krw. -'|oa VIII .,.,srt th> c~st"4u. T'.s S~sh~s- ,r. r,es+s thet s&. @x~sr*, isef'rs"' e.,s,r&~y sseescs ts As t'ss sse ss
 s vS-x wing t,s~ s-aa@ nst sf
 .rx ~.x asa cs~,4yir. "a e"syy
 s>.st ts ts. secSHs-tso-
 Ys prea~sn~: ss. setits"n. fss ~
 .c. reys stated .to tss ccrt s-s's - ..,iy .le<.l nurn4'cs is'siv-4 rss sa vset5e- ]. f-1rsycr bse s'SD sr ee~.ad shas tss e1& eeas 'ss. .o7.,>a. inprcyrpr ept it'tssct svs 2
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01
The Battle of Ballots is Now or in Earnest and Will Increase Daily. VOTING IS SPIRITED
 - Miss Stella MatZ Takes the Lead of the Entire Contest This
 Morning.
<. <. l. <. i. <. j. s. + # +
 < E LEADERS IN THE E GRAPHIC JON HEST

s If the Graphic contest were to < ]. close today the following candi- ! s' dates would be entitled to the < + trips: l S' District No. 1 < as Mrs. Ruth Harrell Spencer I '& Miss Maggie Stephens + Miss Lola Walters, t Dhtx1ct No. 2
 . Aiss 6telfa Aatz, . Geo. W. Lsve3ey, .. Miss Nay LeLanr,a ' DlaArict Nc. ] . A1S. 4. J. Gray,
 . Mias AaNa GvAtt . Aiso Nauas lAerey
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01
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SOCIETY
Complimentary DinAer.

Miss Minnie Roseastocx enterta ned at d.aner last evening, compliment!ng Miss Flora Salin:er and John Blco.n Of Pine Bluff. whose marriage will take place tte latter part of the month. An elegant course dinner was served tse.ve guests.-Little Rock Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01
Eobeson-Dunn.

N ss Annie lRs!:eson and Silas Dunn were united in marriage Sunday eve ming at No 204 East Sixth avenue, by Rev. M. w. Manville The young people will make their home in this city. MT. Dunn is connected with the Cotton Belt shops. .AAL
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01
Hospital Association.

The meeting of the Hospital aad Benevolent Association which was set for this afternoon, has been postponed tor a week and will oc- CUT Tuesday, November s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01
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Hawthorne Book Club.
! ? z

The Hawthorne Book Club will meet tomorrow at o'clock with Mrs. John NJ. Elliott, on West Fifth avenue. AE;&E
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01
CsE1sHET sEF fTex x1is
 8xsEA VJHE ;

ah.rsss zs<yr E4-.s-~. S'sa : cse-x Iys,. c.nssy m.~e.vur-~ HIsA,i s.a Coca, fie~f J. T. Sn.s',T ve-s- stsra&y -lei As,r aons ss ss x = &agsA ]. sea, se-:xa 2, ns-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01
TO THE PUBLIC.

i : Hisa tS say taat tAs reistssa tA5.t ha1 k. ,.lt tlmes ex!stea aeswcea ssi . s:>sw aai mysc,: tu-ia. tas fouf years Ws have he.a cssas ia bus- asacs5 ts5setIer, has beea e: tao most < .,s eta3.t i.ad cos jial had, and t is with nueh regret that NO Had it scss: ts sevc" onr .Y.rtnersAis.
 lINip txpuli not be dsas except for the feet that l have this day aasum cd tke tuties Of District Attsr aey, and Asr. Shaw tninks best that hs COZ tinuc to look after the business our efftcs hss heIctofcr easeyed. For tao present I snail occupy seens 1 and ,, Mo. 117 i-a Man street, asd sa-. Shaw will lretaia the offtcea ',errcak fer him tae good :or;aa. zhat acreto6sre occupied by us.
 Aopc soe him much success. ane Ais rntiring ene: gy a.4 Asnest deal inss may Mecit
 For m5sc,f, 1 only hoHs ts make '
 T. HAvkS NIIOes.
 T3 TIE PUHFo.
 < It is w.s msny regrets tat feel compelled, ea aceorat cf 5cse- iscn rcasens, to se1ars4s f7sa l:r. MxD4. have foasa Atn a}wss, :rs>g t~ Gs h1s utn&t foe tts sssa st tss sssss. sz1 I eg3eosA3.g- ansrssas's k's a.ss ssls sasd ecsrsAns,xssis sPtstt-- Hess sek Sayiss se@a ntv Avfs'sf ,. .daes n Sesnsst ketwesA as 4rks 1e sast Nrr scers.
 + xae ecea say pseAssvs ss ae.-s~ tas Htffere.t sAa@es = s0- 3axs~ ; ,o1sm< ez-sss-sgs. st~s .A wa~: rs't n r~ss vstA. ga,eh vt-~ss~s xtst sy~psAsEs4ca k1.~ tk<s 1r~Ass ga sss y~~s~ere,2s A.rs-wj uf HAss D's %ss s-ns* tbct bs ssssH Sss- st.eA n oes,ces - Y. ssvs , Mas' ts ass!Ass xs ~f1, u-re .spfrrss s.s ve~v ~est fs ss sssc.. 1-sctiss " hava -sEs,.s. ssa ho-s } .p- soslsA:.1ian oe fs- ..v.. :J y.ry ~-.n.as.r'-y } ,. x. FAY
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01
Silk Stocking CIub.

The members of the Silk Stocking Club will meet this morn ng at l0 o'clock at the residence of Mrs. J. B. Speers On West Sixth avenue to re- organize fo:. the coming seaaon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01
CANDIDATES IN GRAND PRIZE CosTkSG

No city of Pine Bluff lyng cn eYe sasa aae s
 from tho river to Ninth and to the city daais
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-23
Democratic Emmett O'Neal

Democratic Emmett O'Neal Theodore A Bell John F. Shaforth Simeon E. Baldwin James H. Hawley Claude Porter George H. Hodges None
 Lawton T. Hemans James Gray James c. Dahlman D. S. Dickerson Clarence E. Carr Woodrow Wilson John A. Dix John Burke Judson Harmon Lee Cruce Oswald West Webster Grim Lewis A. Waterman Coleman w. blease Chauncey L. Wood Robert L. Taylor Oscar B. Colquitt Adolph J. Schmithz John M. Carey
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-23
PIONEER HOME PLANS

PRESCOTT, Oct q. - Announce ment was made yesterday of the plans for the accommodation of the pioneers who are to occupy the new home in this city, now nearing com pletion. All furniture and other util- ities have been ordered, and there will be ample accommodations for fifty eligibles. Membership will be subject to the official endorsement of the board of control, and the provisions of the statute creating the home will be followed as to age, qualification of residence and general moral stand ing
 As the building is nearing com pletion. many letters are reaching the board of control and Major Doran. in- dicating that the home on its open ing day will have its full quota of Hassayampers. No women will be admitted at present, and to care for them in future the intention is to erect a woman's dormitory adjacent to the main building.
 Plasterers are at work in the build ing. while the heating plant is be- ing put in position in the basement. Within the next ten days the floors are expected to be laid and the plumbing attachments in place.
 The furniture will reach the build ing before December ]. and the occu- patton of the building will follow.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-23

adopted. New York would have the silver plank was introduced and walked from the convention hall, fol- lowed by the other eastern delega- tions, had it not been for two dele gates, one of whom was the only New Tory City banker that endorsed Bryan and free silver that year. Later Hill dominated his party conventions in the state, especially so in 1902 and was always prominent in the democracy of New York state.
 The writer saw him directly after he had retired from the senate. He was seated alone on the broad yeranda of the Oriental hotel a Manhattan Beach, his chin in his chest and clearly showed his keen disappointment, while a hundred feet away Thomas Collier Platt sat sur republicans.
 Senator Hill was highly magnetic and an able speaker, though he had not the rhetorical ability of Silver Tongue Grady or John R. Fellows, who were the great spellbinders of that day. His earnest and forceful delivery would. however, hold an audi ence motionless. listening to him for an hour at time in the most crowd ed hall.
 Senator Hill was the politician, shrewd and far reaching. Expedi- ency always counted with him. He
 was great, but would have been
 greater had his lot not fallen in the
 same state and in the same period
 as Grover Cleveland, who held the
 confidence of the business men as
 Hill never could, for the very fact o.
 his political shrewdness-
 David Bennett Hiil was politician
 of the old school, leader of men
 whose influence will still be felt In
 his party even after he has gone