davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-27
BOUCHER TO GET
 PLACE ON CUBS
Former Little Rock Player Will Prob- ably be Named to Succeed Stein.
 feldt on Third Base.

Chicago, May 26.-Chicago fans construe Frank Chances attempt to get Third Baseman Boucher of the St. Paul American Association) club as another signal of distres. Should the deal be made it will probably mean the passing of Harry Steinfeldt the Cubs veteran third sacker. Bouch- CT is considered one of the best third basemen in the association. He fof- merly played with the Little Rock Southern Association) club under Jack OConnor, now manager of the Browns. President Murphy has se- cured an option on Boucher's services, holding good until August 20, and he may wear a Cub uniform after that date.
 Johnny King has yet to show his old time form. Ch.anee had the vet aran receiver working out every morning, but his begging is bad, and he lacks the speed and hitting ability that once made him famous.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-27
SOUVENIR PROGRAM
 HAS BEEN ISSUED
Many Features Provided for the Ira. yelers at Helena-Three Cities Ali.
 ter the Next Convention.

Souvenir programs of the seventh annual convention of the Arkansaw Travellers to be held at Helena on June 2-3-4, have been isssued by the Helena Travellers and received by To- cal Travellers. The program is very attractive and neat.
 The hlalf tones of all officers of the association are shown in the souvenir with the various committees listed On Thursday, June ?, will be the day for the arrival and registration o1 members. Address of welcome or part of city, Mayor Hugh Martin; re. sponse on part of the Travellers, Gov ernor George w. Donaghey. Thurs day afternoon at 1:30 will be the grand dress parade. The parade will be preceded by the mounted police in charge of Chief F. D. Clancy. Car riages will be provided for all the officers of the association, with es- corts. The order of the parade will DC do lo4lO"S, l1ClCAti 1IIitSNllOIi Band Little Rock Delegation, Fort Smith Delegation, P,and, Pine Bluff Delegation and other visiting delega- tions. Thursday afternoon at 2:30 D. m. there will be boat excursion on board the Steamer F. NJ. Owens and at s D. m. grand ball on the Steamer Owens. Friday morning at S:30 a. m. all Travellers will meet and prepare for the mardi gras, or origi- nal Arkansaw Travellers funny par ade. Friday afternoon at 1 D. m. old Fashioned southern barbecue at Maple Grove in West Helena Following the barbecue will be the athletic stunts of the Travellers, consisting of eleven events. Among the most in teresting being the pie eating contest. the ladies sunshade race, the con- test 'de brie," Whatever that is we don't knowl and the baby elephants marathon race. Friday evening at 8 D. m. will he the grand pyrotechnic display. On Saturday June 4 at S:30 a. m the business meeting with the election of officers will be held in the Grand Opera House.
 1t is understood that Little Rock, Fort Smith and Hot Springs will be in the fight for the next convention. The Pine Bluff delegation will not try fos the next meeting, but will go 10 enjoy the hospitality of Helena and her Travellers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-27
MANY JOINING
 THE w. o. w. LODGE

Pine Bluff Camp No. 6, Woodmen of the World. held an enthusiastic meet ing last night at which 63 new appli- cations were received. making to- tai of 96 brought into the lodge in the past two meetings. The members are working determinedly to bring the membership of the camp up to 500 and il looks as if success viii crowd their efforts. Every member who brings in new application at the next meeting will be given Q valusble souvenir The special dis pensation of s3 will expire after the next meeting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-27
BRADFORD HEADS
 ARKANSAS PRESS
With Election of Officers the Arkan. sas Press Association Convention
 Comes to Close at M0rriltOn.

Morrilton, May 26-The Arkansas Press Association elected officers this morning and brought the convention to an end directly thereafter.
 R. E. Bradford, editor of the Lon oke Democrat, of Lonoke, was elected president of the association, while J. NJ. livingston, editor of the Courier DemocHat, of Russellville, was elected first vice-president; J. H. Hand, edi- tor of the Melville Echo, was elected second vice-president; John P. Staff ford, editor of the Springdale News, of Springdale, was elected third vice. president.
 Hon. Earle W. Hodges, Democratic nominee for secretary of state, was reelected corresponding secretary, and Powell s. Garden, of the Meteor, at Malvern, was elected financial sec retary.
 J. R. Newman of the Harrison Times was elected historian, and John Hog an was elected poet.
 Soon after the election of ofiee's the convention adjourned and left at 10:15 for a trip to Fayetteville and other places.
 The banquet last night, at which Congressman c. c. Reid was toast master, was the principal feature of the convention. At that time it was suggested that Morrilton furnish the next governor of Arkansas in the per- son of the toastmaster.
 The address of Walter Williams, dean of the School of Journalism at Columbia, Mo-, was one of the best speeches of the convention and a ris- ing vote of thanks was rendered him for his words on ''The Equipment of the Country Editor"
 The next place of meeting will be fixed by the executive committee, as is the custom.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-27
TWO GO TO THE
 STATE PRISON

Lord Mingault, a negro who claims to have a title and who says he came to this section from Canada several months ago, yesterday entered 8 pie,t of guilty to two charges in the Jeffar- son circuit court and was sentenced to two and a half years in the State prison at Little Rock. Mingault was charged with embezzlement and eb- taining money by false pretenses. He is a negro of unusual intelligence and it was through his clever conversa- tion" that a negro farmer at Dumas permitted him to take charge of three baies of cotton and sell tYan
 for him. Mingault kept the money
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-27

1nd sent worthless check to the gault claimed to be possessed of mag netic powers and with the aid of a human rib could accomplish won ders, such as finding lost valuables, money and other things. Severe! local negroes fell into his net and the Dumas negro lost s3S5 as a result of his misplaced confidence.
 Hilliard Marshall, another negro was given a 21 year sentence by Judge Grace, when he admitted q first de- gree murder charge. He shot and killed George Hughes, another negro in this county on June 14, 1907.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-27
EXERCISES AT SIXTH AVENUE SCHOOL

The commencement exercises of the Sixth Avenue School grammar grades, were held yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, at the school, Rev. W. C. Davidson opened the program with prayer. Following the program Dr. Junius Jordan, superintendent Of the public schools, addressed the class and presented them with the certifi- cates of graduation from the gram mar grades Of the public school. Med als were presented to Misses Virgin i,a Mills, Katherne Montgomery. Tleo- la Simmons and Eddie King, for their profie iency in scholarship and de- pertinent. The program was as fol- lows.
 Recitation, "Awfully Lovely Philo- sophy y"'-Thoola Simmons.
 Paper, Current News-Bernice Whitelaw.
 Debate, Resolved, That We Should Have Compulsory Education Murphy, James Aleyiander.
 Vocal solo, Wont You Be My I,a- | by Boy ?'-Jennie May Langsuon. Recitation, "Loehinvar ar'-Catherire Montg gomery.
 Reading, The Pickaninny King.
 Reading, "A Little Philosopher''-- Ellice Breathwit. Recitation, "Mammys Pickaninny' Virginia Mills. Prescription of Grammar Grade ] Certificates.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-27

The Bankers Baseball Team are going to make another stab at The Cotton Buyers Nine at Forest Park Saturday afternoon, in an effort to get revenge last Saturday. Manager Hubert Strange, of the bankers says they were not in trim last Saturday, but they hope to ..'show 'em up" to- morroy afternoon. The public is iilr vited. No admission and the ears will run to the park.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-27
TUBERCULOSIS
 EXHIBIT HERE
(Continued From Page 1.)

ing it. MT. Cosper bears out his ar- gument for the exhibition by stating that when it is known that possibly more than one tenth of the deaths in the nation each year are from tuber- culosis. it is time for action by the people of every community.
 MT. Cosper was literally questioned in his work. The cost of the exhi- bit for this city will be about $200. MT. Cosper offered suggestions in way of raising funds. He proposed that all the heads of the various charity and lodge organizations in the city should he xo'teb to.etn"r III the com mittee and from this committees should be named to look afser the various details About 2,600 square feet will be sufficient for the exhibition, but more could be used to advantage. The charts and racks, stereopticon views and other appointments of the exni- bit will be placed around the wall. Chairs will be provided for the spec tators and it is proposed that at each evening lecture some of the physicians will make brief talks. MT. Cosper states that the usual time of the lec- ture is from 10 a. m. to 10 D n.
 After some discussion motion was carried that meeting of D.. J. l.. caldwell, secretary of the Board of Trade; Dr. J. g. Jenkins, president Of the Jefferson County Medical Society Dr. Junius Jordan, sul.a' :nl..1is,cEc cf the public schools Rev. T. o. Owen president of the Ministers Association and Ho14. Sam Taylor president Of the School Board, shoal bc helG lL Mr. Taylors office ttis morning far the discussion Of raising the m0nes neces sary to bringing the exhibit Q the city. IL is thoug # t.llt the school board can be relieved of the desred amount, S2O0 eeac i ' -l eIcc e.ioI, al purpose for the benefit of the pub :ic including tilc school children.
 At the ces O. u. Iaeeting D: II. Breathwit made brief talk in which he stated that on the proposition oi informing the public the treatment of the dise,ase, that the physicians wee fighting against themselves.
 The bringing of such an exhibit to the city will be great aid to the public in general, for it is stated that iii the exhibit it is shown that suf- ferer of tuberculosis does not have to rush to Colorado for treatment, but by the lectures and other features ot the exhibit treatment is shown. The preventive side of the exhibit is also very valuable, for with the knowledge of prevention of such a dreaded dis ease, men. women and children of the city will be more safe. It is under stood that with the exhibit printed matter on the subject of the study and prevention of tuberculosis will be , given out to those who attend.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-27
TO TESTIFY AGAINST
 ED JEFFERSON

Muskogee, Okla, May 26.-Officers succeeded in locating Mrs. Bertha Hill last night, and she was brought here today under a writ of habeas cor pus and will testify in the case against Edward Jefferson, charged with kidnapping her.
 The officers found Mrs. Hill being held by relatives at Taft. A Valu- able oil allotment is the cause of all the trouble
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-27
Cocaine which duIls the nerve

never yet cured Nasal Catarrh. The eavy feeling in the forehead, the stuffed up sensation and the watery discharge from eyes and nose, along with all the other mtseries attending the disease, are put to rout by Elys Cream Balm. Smell and taste are restored, breathing is made normal. Until you try this remedy, you can form no idea Of the good it will do you. Is applied directly to the sore pot. All druggists, 5oc. Mailed hy Ely Bros. 56 Warren street, New York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-27
ROCKFORD SALOONS
 MUST BE CARELESS

Rockford, H., May oe.-After be- ing 1dry' for a year, 40 model" sa- looms were licensed to begin business in Rockford yesterday.
 The new ordinance regulating the traffic contains some novel features including the prohibition of treating It is also unlawful for a saloon-keep- CT to have ch,air or q free lunct counter in his place.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-27
WARNING 0RDER.Ss

In the Chaneery Court of JeH' County, Arkansas
 Marian McLain. plaintiff vs, McLain, defendant.
 The defendant L. (. MeLain warned to appear in this court in thirty days ,and answer the llaint of plaintiff Marian McLal Given under my hand and the of said court this 17th day Of Ma D 1910.
 EDGAR BREWSTER, Cle'i
 F. E. RENFROW D. C. l5-20-27-6-3-1O-17)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-27
. = . . | . $A$4%+$ $i : REAL ESTATE : TRANSFERS. . Reported Daily by
 : N, T, ROBERTS ABSTRACT co . E. l.. Vail, Treas.
 . Guaranteed Abstracts , . 213 West Barraque SheeE.
 . @ | + + T. | | | | ! "

J. w. Chidaster to Nollie G. zadd, quit eli indeed, s125.00, sE SEE 1-4, section 10-7-5, ct al lnds'
 W. F. Parker to J. L. Cald' warranty deed, s100.00, W 1-2, \ NE IA, SEE 1 ,-4sec. 23-5-Io.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-27

healthy man Is king in his own tight; an unhealthy man is an un- happy slave. Burdock Blood Bit ters builds up sound health-keeps you well.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-27

We are still in the repair busi- ness. We can make your old furni- ture look like new. .Try us. Ted slrom Fur. Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-27

T. N. Buckingham, of Meml was in the city yesterday asten the gun club tournament.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-27

Ring up the Excelsior Ldy Go, when you have some clothes to clean and press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-27

Reisling, Walker and Street; Kill Han and Schmidt. Umpires-Dineen and Connolly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-27

Entered at Postofice at Pine Bluf, Ark, as second class mail matter.  Advertising Rates Made Known On
 Application.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-13
PINE BLUFFf4NS
 IN ATTENDANCE
LaeaI Wholesalers Attending the state tssociatfon of Eboie- sale fsrocprs in Little
 Rock.

Little Rock srk DrH 12-The Arkansas Association of Wholesale Grocery Dealers arg n annual ses- sion in the private lining room of the Hotel Marion today. The convention assembled at Il o'clock this morning with about E of the ead.ng whole sale groeerymen of fHe State of Ark ansas in attendance
 This morning was devoted to Hear- ing the report of the secretary, 5. B. Russell Of Pine Bluff
 This afternoon the business session Of the convention will be held at which lime officers for the ensuing year viii be elected I. V. Eann of Pine Bluff is president and Peter ?. Byrd Of Pine Bluff is treasurer
 The members of the convention took lunch in body at the Marion as noon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-13
DIR. CAMPBELL
 TO LOCATE HERE

Dr. Joseph 5. Campbell, who has
 been attending the Chicago Veter- mary College, arrived in the city Monday evening. to make his home and enter the office of his father
 fIoskfns k Campbell. veterinarians. Gr. Campbell. although young man made q fine record n the Chicago college, which ranks among the first ia the country He has been taught the latest netf1oas of vete1 mary sur- stry and will be 9 prominent factor in the office of Hoskfns and Camp- 9el1 Dr Hoskins has been In the cisy Tor 2 number of years and Is one of the pest known veterinarians r the city Br Campbell recently iofn- 71 Dr Hoskins and now the firm E located at Fourth avenue and Pine street where they have q hospital fot treatment Of stock and a first class office
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-13
POLITICS IN
 GRANT COUNTY
{ eaunty Convention Held and Central Committee Will Meet
 soan and t,rgan-

Sheridan. april -2-Fhe ealIn9F convention vas aeid -odav and John Davis elected chairman and Sterling Sheppard secretary and declared ne nominees as certified 3H che Central committed E5aac Mcclellan. T. F Massey and Walter Loxey We're ap- pointed . committee to select she county central committee eor the next Gwo years The following delegates U the different conventions vars elected as follows
 State convantfon-Isaac Mcclellan. J. 3 Gean v. v Elktns and ? D. Dnva1I: congressional. Sterling SheB- pard and Charley Matthew's railroad commission J A=Poe and E. 2 Massey iudicfary. John ' }Iingea and E.d WaadefI; senatorial s 2 Cobb and Walter LakeI
 The Central Committee will meet soon and organize
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-13
FEATS IN TELEP ATTY
 AT NEW ORPHEO

Marvellous telepathic feats by Prof Zartoon and wife are the features of 2 good blll at the New Orpheo thea ter this week Three big acts and q number of fine pictures compose the bill ct the new theater The Cartoons are the most mystifying performers that ever visited the city. The remarkable feats of Prof. and Mrs. Zartoon include a foresight in- 10 the future and past of members Of the audience, and during their two days Of performing in the city many skeptics, on entering the show house, have acknowledged 10 their firm be- lief in the supernatural powers Of Mrs Cartoon. Mrs. Zartoon acts as a medium during tho act Sealed envelopes with questions have been Landed Prof Zartoon who works from the center of the house and by the aid Of the medium, informs the audience of tho contents of tho enve- Iopes. Watches and rings and oth- cd jewelry have been handed to Prof Zartoon and the past, present and future of the owner was told.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-13

= seanr Has 50 aadIE -wisrssi that
 e 3aars could aor ae opened Ees-
 rdav Taz contractors recently .sau1l5 5he store building and were preparing ts urn t over -o dr Bar 1cv Tuesday.
 5Iost of Faa occr3an5s as sEe 5uifa- 1gs damaged by zde storm. along Missouri street. are negroes Some
 he cottages were s3fted rom ssoess =7pon which thev rested. and dropped ia 1ards 2 few feet away ==l-8af an lamaea being dole ex- eeBting 5he destruction 9f elimneYs Eha occupants of the buildings still occupied taem yesterday
 l. Harper -he florist. says ae
 glad he and ais family escaped 1tth fhatr ives lis three large green houses were completely de- zolished and many valuable plants destroyed Glass rom the green houses vera srrewn for half I5Ia. Mrs. 4arper5s spectacIes were blown rom her nose and found n ] hearty read Tuesday morning. Ir. and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-13

Captain I M shoppach of Little Rock. calls attention to an error in ? circular which IS being sent out re- garding the residence of the late Day. ia 0 Dodd. a f7-year- old Confeder- ate soldier who vas shot as a spy dur Ing the war The circular states that he resided in Benton county Captain shoppaeh says he was a schoolmate of Dodd, and while the error does no harm, he wants to cor rect it and state that the boys home we're at Benton In Saline county, and that it was there he attended school with him. He says Dodd was mem- Der of his company organized by a crowd of boys at Benton at the break ing out of the war, and it was that company which gave him the title.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-13
ALL HEADLTNERS
 AT THE ELKS

The four nigh class Majestic cifz cuft acts, offered by the E1ks Theater management thfs week are proving ] drawing card as 2 vaudeville bill and the performance. with the gp-to-date films from the EIkoaome merit q lf5- eraf patronage on the part Of thea ter goers.
 Every act on the bill is 3 aeadlin- CT. It would be hard to pick out the strongest of the four. owing to the nact that he acts are different I their respective lines and are a41 classy. The Bennett Sisters ao an exceptionally clever stunt in the dancing. singing and talking line and are repeatedly encored at eaca performance. Ted and Kate Gibson. have 2 high class one act D7aylet en- titled Rallies" that is winner from dramatic standpoint and the lady member of the team proves her. self to be an actress of considerable ability. Georgie and Georgie. in 2 novel acrobatic turn, something ont Of the ordinary, will not have to take hack seat for any tnmblers who have been seen here and Pine Bluff has seen many good ones One Of the members Of the "aerobatic duet turns fifty somersagits in fif- tg seconds and it does not even get him dizzy. Miss Esther Paine, I soprano singer adds materially so the performance with several charm ing vocal selections Manager Phil. pot continues to keep his word with his patrons He is giving them the best that money can get
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-13

2. B. Bloom, ct al to Mollie C. Cur zsdd, quite claim deed. all fri section f-.-7-5, et al lands, s400
 ". Fl. Phelps to M. ] Mead, war fanty deed, part sW 1-4 sW 1-4, section 20, s. 3, ct al lands, s2,5o0
 Robert D Riley to B ". Benton, warranty deed lots E and II, block s. Jean add, No. ,, $50.
 Laura Robinson to Leonora DesJar- din, warranty deed. part NE 1-4, SEE f-4, section 19-7-s s25.
 Citizens Land Go, to P. c. Ches- nut, warranty deed, lots and $, block 10, Austin and Taylors add, ct al lands, $1,0oo
 R. H Tamison to John " Reap, warranty deed, lots and !, block 36, Highland add $50
 NJ. Y Pope to ". F Coleman, war ranty deed, lots 3 and 1, block s Austin and Taylor's add, ct al lands s1, 400
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-13
MAN IS INJURED
 BY LIVE WIRE

! 4rz Purcell, Wao lives at 70 522 East Sixth svena4. vas painfully though not seriously injured Tester- day afternoon on East Sixth avenae zsken ae came in contact with 2 live v:rA which vas lying across the ss4ewalk near dis home. The 2eej- dent happened at Sixth =avenHe and Psunsylvania street. lTr. Purcell saw the wire and tried Q kick t from the 7zalk. He was thrown to the Dave- Htent and his hands aid body badly bruised. Robinson's ambulance was called and he was taken to his home, Hbere Dr. " Clark vas summon ed to attend him He will recover.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-13
TRAIN TRIED ID
 CLIMB 4 TREE
Passenger on Division south of Pine Bluff f0lIided With Tree Blown tcr0ss the
 Track

While running st good rate Of speed Monday night passenger train No f37 bound for Alexandria La. from Little Rock. struck a. trae across the track TWO miles south of Pine Bluff resulting in a delay of zwo hours to the train. out from reports received here yesterday no personal injuries occurred.
 Engineer 4. ? Morgan one of tae oldest engineers fn the service of the Iron Mountain, was at the throttle and vas able to shut eff she power soon enough to prevent great aeaI 6f damage being done to the train. The engine was not aerailed from the fact that the trunk of the tree. which Has large one slid along on the rail without getting under the pilot, for some distance
 The train was well loaded with Iassengers and was running at 3 rate of speed lower than is customary from the fact that very severe storm had just passed over that sec- aon Of the state. and slower time vas being made 70 avoid just such an ac- cidenf
 ' Aid from the Cotton Belt shops was hccessary before the train could pro- ceed on her way south. 5ut little damage was done the engine. It con- tinHed the run
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-13
PINE BLUFF
 THOROUGHBREDS IN

Grand Rapids, Mich April 12---
 Among the entries for the carly closing events of the Great Western race meeting to be held here the week of July 18 are the following from Arkansas:
 PIP Class Trotting The Furniture Manufacturers Purse, s1o00O-Ario Teyburn bred by Arion-Rose Leyburn by Onward. ". i. Matthews aud Co. Pine Bluff, Ark
 2:f4 Class pacing. The Ira M. Smith Department Store Purse, s2,- eco Dan D by Prodiga1-Fanny M by Reelection. " 4 Matthews & Co.,. Pine Bluff, Ark
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-13
Mrs. Harper ascaul.

Mrs Harper escaped they ran lnto saa rear yard.
 Many persons iiscraa Ia which appeared II a5bio t=rfay morning t0 Ter -s negro woman had 5ea1 fsd n the wind. while stan4l1r 5er wav and lifted .nto o,J 2 dropped tn | -ot 29aer Fer screams 5roughz srgI tc aer assistance In
 cEey managed 70 .et nan 10 the ground anhur-. s sta v0Hched for bv ReF T5t ccn. pastor o1 The 5 rect list church and Rev. II. 3far pastor af the Carr Memorial (. vha Iira n the 1eighaorasad.