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New WORK CITY BONDS
-,,.bsd bv w. n. Coler & Co. No. AS Cedar
street.)
fArcrrsd interest TO be addeiD
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES

coupons Interchangeable. tRegistered -C-,u-
IONS. sRegistered and coupon ySterling ~
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50199 shares compared WIN oioo
the corresponding day In 1909
Total sales January inclusive. n3G976 shares
period in 1909
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Berlin, Aug. 3-Favorable New York adj
vices caused an upward movement on the
Boerse, in which Americans were active
L.
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THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY,
III Fifth Avenue,
New York, n Y, August >. 1910
4 dividend of 21eE and an extra DIVIDEND
Of 7l1cc on the Common Stock of The A1neri-
can Tobacco Company were to-day declared.
payable on September l, 1910. to common
stock holders Of record at the close Of business
August 10, 1910.
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-02-10

This practice and these pretensons sovereign
continued down to The days Elizabeth and possible
from thence dosn 70 the prssest Pope Plus V exrom
nunicated zbs'h and absoived her subject
ales ance and Wide doing addressed himself following
words from the sams Soc have this day thee over the
ha os ana over the Kingdoms to root out aud to pull down
to destroy to build and throw Such is the facts
Such the doctrines Of the Romish church in 5 Such
we're the PRACTICES OF that church for peous nor is
there one single instance record OF her having modified
ahrdg the ext msgassde of her claims unless when
compelled do by and and even then she did
not handon her claim but only exercise in obeence
to the law o force The Romsh church. in this country As
sa SHOW claims the same temporal powers which she has
always cned and exercised for She wou
now dep'se the executive OF this country she did Philip
FRANCE she dared - do so The Pope would oar CHI
zen' from their oah OF allegiance had he the power carrying
his ao effect and what 10 the duty of American.
under such 2rcu tancp? Are you submit PEA
tsstan is duty waits and witness the growth q, Pa
perry among to and feed it with the life blood Of
your exstnc" as nation until tie monster your
strength and srangles sate nordinate ano,cy
@y II down as sound principle in politicians well "a moral ics
'hs' government nnds. within the limits of its inr sllcti n
any sect or party Of Whatever doctrine creed or
PROCESSING principles Incompatible with it,, pruanesc or
vsrSlve OF the IN snsbe right Of self g,v.rnnon and
science that secs or party should be beyond ~, i,
or at least exc nded from any participation in tho
administration Of its laws.
would Tor instance. be wise government to .nco,r
age the Mormons introduce among US Il, the law ~ M
e rlvngs and pr pheses of Joe Smith? Sl,,,s. finn, .
'ha' Joe Smith was their Lord God at the kngd,m
OF TINS S' We" his that he claimed did actually ersrc
the r'slt o. deshroninY kings and was underwriting Nv
means IN ms powers t, place him .slf in position +,
a. no distant period the right of p,ng ur pr .,den<
la "'"o7ng our people from their of ser
lance Shm that sect, a. such he os.,,,lv h,,,
Shou'a 1t not az 80, }, -, ll.l !, li.-... IRA. .
arec"y WIN 'lr cvi ia"ns? Let suppose the ,ro,h.t
JOG 't " ~ Il, ai1 OF his in Europ and thu,
Aaf"pe was Ia! dzoI vita non.: v. NAV or,..
uppo'e Va hR pr est to thous IN IA an mio
'aoofoae om;.i, s~oru nj boand tge,1.r BY o,,hs &C
nentsd Ol od sustain him ~ tn sir soy.r yo ,,,r m
means ~ncn nu uity could devils. and A. .vs.r ~
ice Of truth aad honor
To 90 Continued
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-02-10
" ashington
Letter.

Senator Lodge caused n veri.
Table sensation on the DemOcra-
tic side of the Senate when he
submitted official ables of statl,-
tics showing that the increase
IN prices is world wide and pre-.
walls in free trade countries as
well as in the highly protected
countries. The Massachusetts
Senator pointed out that the in.
creased production of gold,
which is the measure of value
is an Important factor in higher
prices. He showed that cotton,
which has been on the free list
for half a century, las shown a
steady advance in price Hides
were placed OBJ tn, free list and
the duty on boots and shoes re
dnccd from - to 10 per cent by.
the Payne law, Mr., Lodge said.
and yet since the enactment
OF that law, the price of both
hides and shoes has increased.
Whrn Mr. Bacon inserted that
Tive niSh price OF beef was due
To ta larlIf the Massachusetts
Senator replied that this cnuld
not DC 50 inaSmuch as this conn.
try rs one of the greatest export.
"rS of cattle and nenf in the
world. Hc informed Mr.. Bacon
that, under absolute free trade,
no; pound OF Deaf would DC i'm
ported into the United States.
Mr.. Boon, in his effort To hold
the tariff responsible for higher
prices. became somewhat con-
founded when NJ. i.odga want.
cd 70 know about lumber. Most
oI the Democratic Senators in.
Mr.. Bacon, were op.
posted To the placing Of !umbcr
On the nee list when the Payne
bill was before Congress. Re.
plying, Mr.. Bacon said he had
voted for Il duty OF $i.ei a thou.
sand feet Of lumber not to pro.
tsct the American lumbermen.
but because he regarded this
Continued 10 Page y.
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PAGE or INQUIRY.
QUESTION NO Is

TEXT.
For Moses truly said unto ,be
fa'h'rs a prophet shall tie Lord
yonr God raise ny unto of your
brethren like INTO me, him shall
We hear IN al thing. whatsoever
II" shall say unto yOn.
And ,h" one That will not hear
the prophet shall no DESTROYED
from among his people. Acts
( - ~.
Now II tnls was spoken of
Christ and Christ j. that py,pbet
which shuli the t;cutile women
hear he prophet or her husband
~ the husband j. the had ~
the family Ana would til mem.
ing y" any different shou'd that
prophet he som" one utter Christ
Please Ed 'tE@aET explain this
Join Bowers.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-02-10
Roman Catholicism Exposed,
The One Man Theory c:adsnnsd
Bibl, Points Discussed.
Continued from last week.

Now must remark that there period in the
toy Of time the days Of Pope Gregory, when pow
and preroRaes which vs. have given above
claimed and acted by Poes Of Rome this pes
ent writing Let give truths this fact from
Historical standpoint Yet this might unnecessary there
Is no Roman Catholic will deny it
am well that tho Roman Catholics this country
know nothing u the rsg which they profess which
they wiling to tight and contend with their fellow beings
an no. when say there one
Of them who has read the gospels through who any
about the religion he processes than he does the
Koran OF Aohammsd He is told by tn" priest that e..
sblished church earth that nabe and they must
submit Implicitly to what its priests and bishops teach
under eternal dsmnaton This ALL great mas Of
Roman Catholics know Ct religion: this all they are required
learn and hence these people unacq with
the pe'snons Of the Pope aud IL" mpo.ons upon
them by their bishops and priests
But to get light ~ the history Papa. pr.ten
sons An early AS the year "f Gregory who then lo
sunmonsd William and Conqucror king Of England rrp, to
Rome pr"srate himself upon his and do homsge lis
holiness This William refused but mis- holiness s1pe
dent cmpromise the matter though ~ did not yield o of
hs modest preensns This humble follower Of the Re-
desrsr LOGGED SARDINIA and Russia portion Of his do
mnous The following Of his 10 the sovs
reign OF Russia ia fair sample OF the incidence OF this Pope
or rather the Wee regent Pope rs his subscts him
Please read we have given your who is to
aud to receive hands taking aeg
lance to US lie also commanded the emperor Of Greece
abdcate his crown and he also dspossd the king oaud
This modest Pope wrote to the different princes ~ Spain
would bs msch better give their country the
than not homage to the See Of Rome He munica
ed Philip the First Of France refused pay homage
to him" Writing ~ the French bishops he says Separate
yoursslves from the communion OF Philip lot tina celebration
holy be nterdc.ed throughout all Fancs that
with the assistance OF God will deliver kingdom from
such oppressor"
This sane Pope nsncAted Henry the Furh because
he refused TO acknowledge hin his SUPERIOR
his ssbscs from their cath of allegiance him
the result? Henry obliged to submit Having repaired TO
the Popes court he stopped the
was permitted to the of this rs,n Pope
who was then shut with Matilda Of Tuscany
the numerous with whom he terms of intimacy
he was compelled to undress and hair shirt Pope
then condescendsd to that Henry should fas days
before he cosd be kiss hs honess foot ana he
would then aosol's IN promiss Of good behavior"
Alexander the Third the about year $780, depossd
Fr king Of Denmark and placing HE foot upon hs neck hs
npioay exclaimed Thou shalt tread upon the end the
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-02-10

Editor Of The WORLDS CngssEr
Norwood M.
Dear Sir.
In one VI your late issues 81
your paper you as>ail the C,thu.
lie Church. and tie teachin: OF
that church.
Now Brother did you eyer be
long 10 that branch? and ar, you
we'll acquainted with the teach.
ings? And the martin luther
history? If 80 will yon please tell
me why martin Luther was bar
cd from prerhing by the church,
what ] would like TO know is
lsb. nat was the cause of
Martin Luther leaving ,be
Church: Facts only
IND. is not the teachings OF
Lsthsr A. moral and o. Religious
II any OF the religion. doc,ornVs
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-02-10
QUESTION Nc. g

otto day.
! . &. If not, why not:
! lti.. where was the churcl
that Martin Llt1er ,e'; foiad
I'd?
9Th Ry whom war il founder.d
9th where vas IL establi he'd.
/ 9TH. Whv is tni. reading un-
der the lst EaistIe 4ch, OF Int.
John? under heading
He warneih them not TO believe
all teacher. who boast Of the
spirit
But TO try them by the rules
Of .he catholic Faith
Gear sir il this meets with
your pleasure please answer
through your papers
yonrG truly,
p, McCallz.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-02-10
TAKE NCiiCE

Any party or parties wi>hingto
Ask any questions through this
paper upon any su5jec; religions
" or otherwise shall b. treated
o. TREND. Rn, in no cass win
the Edi,o; allow any sang of
slang phras.s " through ito
nns.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-02-10
WASHER.
To 90 Continued

Now If you want one of the
best washing Machines made
you can get one by coming here
to this OFFICE and ordering
a 1900 Gravity through us for
Sl4.OO on monthly payments or
$500 cash afser useing it one
month. Also wringer for So 100
on sameterms. N. G. Garrett.
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THE clEssE
NORwOo.D MO

HeY D.. s,Sztf~'t, Edib,r,
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CAPT. WATTS MAKES
 A STATEMENT

MT. McMillan stated to us his ccn- dition and when I found him sick on the streets I felt very sorry for him. After we had taken him in and close- ly examined him we found that his statements were not all true. He was much better yesterday morning and we talked to him but he refused to tell anything of where his wife was buried. We also questioned him closely finding out that some of his statements about Dr. A. B. Loving were untrue. By taking in the man with only the slight cost of a nights lodging, we found out his characte". If the people would send such men to us there would not be so much money spent on them. We found cut that this man had solicited good deal of money before he became sick, on the grounds of leaving town. The old man left yesterday morning, af- ter he proved himself, unworthy of our kindness.
 CAPTAIN R. D. WAITS, Officer in charge of American Salva-
 tion Army.
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desperate warfare over the spoils to

desperate warfare over the spells to the saner, safer and more sat.sfac- tory methods of placing the public business on the sound business ba- sis; but the time is coming, and be- fore the present century closes. when commission government for a state will not be deemed a whit less prac- tical or less necessary than commits sion government for a city. The time will come when no greedy partisan will be deemed a fit man or chair man or speaker of any deliberate as- sembly, or for any court of justice, or for any important place in public service. It will take time; but a
 general approval for cities, under
 which fair business principles rather than the merciless and dangerous rule of the spoilsman, are applied to the public service, is at least one step away from the sort of politics
 which has so long been the equiva- lent of oppression and plunder."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-22
MANY TOWNS
 REPRESENTED

Stuttgart, Oct. 21-Maids of honor have been selected from this city, Pine Bluff, Little Rock, Dewitt, rBrinkley, Humphrey, Gillett and other cities to accompany the Carnival Queen on her journey at the head of the Indus trial parade, Thursday afternoon. The Queen, whose identity has not been disclosed, will be crowned Thursday morning at 11:0O o'clock by Cover not Donaghey, which will be follow ed by nine-course luncheon at the Metropolitan hotel served to the Gov ernor, Queen and Maids of Honor. The young ladies will be the guests of honor at ball, Thursday evening.
 The largest crowd ever gathered in Stuttgart is expected to be here on this day. Pine Bluff has promis- cd train load of citizens who will escort their maid, and other cities will have immense representations. Dewitt has entered an elaborate float in the parade, which will be filled with good-looking young ladies.
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LATEST NEWS FROM
 COTTON MARKET

New York, Oct 21.-Future market opene dsix points higher at 14:34 for January on a steady Liverpool mar ket and bad weather conditions With light frost in Texas and light to heavy in Oklahoma The market ad- vanced to 14:43 on January on pre- dictions for frost for practically the entire Cotton Belt west of the Missis- sippi river. Selling developed short ly before noon, carrying January to 14.:24 in anticipat!n of liberal movement and week end statistics. Weeks into sight 643,37S; last year 605, ,446, and year before last, 594,- 551. Spinners takings 292,0O0; last year, 332,00o and 272,o00 year before last. These figures on the surface are slightly against the market tenn porarily. However the market has had decline of 6S points from the night of last week, and liquidation has been Quite extensive, and it re- mains to be seen what effect the frost and the forthcoming Census Depa t. ment's ginning report will have on the market. January finally closed at 14:33, net advance of , points oyer yesterdays closing. Spots closed quiet and unchanged; middling 14:45.
 At New Orleans.
 New Orleans, La, Oct. 21.-The fu- ture market closed unchanged to four points lower than yesterday. Spots closed unchanged to four points low than yesterday. Spots quiet and unchanged; middling 14 3-S. Sales, 700. To arrive, 875.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-22

q believe that the other trades would go on strike to aid us in securing what we believe to be our rights ID the case.
 Sooner or later we would haV' been able 10 secure a contract "ltn the general manager unassisted, put the action of the other trades VIII hasten this.
 The strike is general, not a man being left in the local snops' but reports to the company this at- ternoon seem to indicate that at one or two of the smaller places 1t IS possible that the men have mt gone out.
 This is denied by the strikers, who declare that their reports from offl- cial sources are to the effect that every member of the three unions walked out at the specified time. It is believed that to all intents and purposes the strike is complete.
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GEORGE B. MOORE
 FOR ALDERMAN

The announcement of George B. Moore, as a candidate for alderman from the Second ward, his candidacy being subject to the action of the Democratic party. Mr. Moore is a large property holder here and has lived in this city for many years. He nas given municipal affairs much thought and study and thoroughly understands the needs of the city. He is conservative and public spirited and would make a good city legisla- tor. His candidacy is deserving of consideration of the voters when they go to the polls to vote.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-22
SPECIAL TRAIN
 TO CAMDEN FAIR

On account of the big fair and cele- bration at Camden, October 24 to 2a, special train will be run from this city over the Cotton Belt. The train will leave here on the morning of October 25, at o'clock, returning the same night, leaving Camden at Il o'clock. The train is scheduled to arrive at Camden at 10 o'clock in the morning, which will give the excu-- sion;sts ample time to visit the fair. The round trip rate from this city will be $28O.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-22
MADAM HOCKENHULL'S
 BEAUTY PARLORS

We again call your attention to our up to date beauty parlors. Call in and see our work. We lead be- use we do our own manufacturing all kinds of human hair, switches, 1antecler curls, and puffs in fact aything made in the hair line. No Jade too difficult to match. Will give you a first class manicure, shampoo. and massage.
 We can give the latest and new- est eAfert, in modern hairdressang. We also make a speciality of treating the feet for all kinds of corns. Phone 1533 Parlors no Pine St.
 10 Il I'm.
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W. R. Stitch of Pine Bluff s,,;,,

W. R. Stitch of Pine Bluff arriv. ed in the city this morning for short visit with w. c. West. Mir StitcE is the general secretary Of tho Pine Bluff Y. M. C. 4. anc is Ere +o confer with Oliver Staton about tak- ing charge of the physical department there Staton is a capable young man and will make a success of the mort if he decides to go. He has be.,n de. veloped here in the wcrk.-Jonesboro Tribune.
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v,sed them to beware of white at- torneys and white people in Pine Bluff, as they had robbed one rich 1egro, (meaning Wiley Jones) and to let the matter be wound up en- tirely by negroes. The plaintiffs say they were prevented from en- ploying White and ANheimer, law 1 firm of high standing in this city, and | notwithstandin the fact that the firm of Danaher 6 Danaher had been en- ployed by them, they were fraudently prevented by the defendants from counciling or advising with either ! firm upon any matters.
 were kept in complete ignorance of the amount of property left them by their husb band and father; that they were informed by their pretended att torney that Joe Latting, representing Drusilla June, and l.. l.. Cheathanl, representing the plaintiffs, had got ten together and divided up the es- tate, contracts and deeds were &C., cordingly prepared in pursuance to said pretended division of property. and that all this was done without the knowledge or consent of either of the plaintiffs or their white at torneys, Danaher and Danaher, anl that the plaintiffs were deceived into signing certain contracts and deeis.
 The plaintiffs further charge that at the time said deeds and contracts were executed, they were never in :. formed of the amount of personal or real property involved, and that they did not know whether there was one dollar in the bank or ten thousand, but that Speer and Cheatham told them that there was no money in the bank, that it had all been spent on the ,thester. As a matter of fact. they discovered later that thece is more than $7,000 in the bank. They were not advised nor did they have any knowledge of the amount, loca- tion or value of the real estate con- veyed to Drusilla June by the pain i tiffs.
 The daughter declares that she was induced by Cheatham to sign a con- tract with Speer for a $9OO attorney fee. while Speer in turn induced them to sign a contract with him giving him control of the Miller Hotel and Miller Theater for term of five years for which he was to receive a commission of twenty per cent and the use of two offices in the build ing, in addition to the ten per cent he was to receive as administrator. The contracts referred to transfer red nearly $20,000 worth of zeal estate to Drusilla June, Speer and Cheatham claiming that they could settle all claims of the June woman. who insisted that she was the wife |of Dr. Miller. The plaintiffs charge. however, that her claim is a fraudu- lent one and that she is not entitled to recover anything from the estate.
 The plaintiffs pray the court to set aside and declare all contracts void.
 As soon as the plaintiffs employ ed Attorney Toney a few days ago. Cheatham immediately rendered his resignation to County Judge Jam.s Gould as administrator and 1t was ac. cepted. Ethel Miller. the daughter was named and President w. IT, Hearn and Cashier w. c. Hudson signed her bond.
 A demand will be made immediate ly in the county court by Senator Toney that Drusilla June and the various banks holding funds of the estate turn over to the administra- trix all properties and money belong ing to the eetate.
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TAG DAY" TOTALS
 ARE NOT COMPLETE

The returns from tag day are com ing in slow, and although the ladies worked hard to get total of the money taken in Thursday, they were unable to make an estimate yester- day. Several banks used at stations have not been heard from. The of- ficials of the association state that it will be several days before they will be able to give out total of the days work
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OLD FEATHER BEDS

We will renovate and furnish the best art feather twill ticking and make you a sectional feather mat tress in one piece for $50. OLD COTTON AND HAIR MAT.
 PRESSES
 We will renovate and furnish the best twill art ticking, round corners, roll the edges, and give you a mat tress as good as new for $500. CARPETS, ART SQUARES AND
 RUGS CLEANED.
 Call Us when in need of this work and we will make you prices cheap CT than anyone.
 Our factory is situated on the cor ner of Martin avenue and State St. Old phone S96, New phone 46. Remember we are permanently To- cated here and will guarantee all our work. Our man will call and make you prices on any kind of renovating and cleaning.
 Yours to satisfy,
 TURNER BEDDING FACTORY.
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SENATOR ALDRICH
 BADLY INJURED

New York, Oct. a1-Senator Al- drich Of Rhode Island was knocked down by an automobile and painfully injured here last night while he was returning alone to the home of his son on Park avenue. where he had been staying for several days. He is today under the care of a physician, but his condition is not believed 10 be serious.