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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-27
Seeking Runaway
Girl in Twin CITY

Wiusion.salen. Oct. "a. Seeking
M runaway daughter 81 millionaire.
according IL bis statement. ielectsya
wln heTe Sunday. Although Tile man
declined 10 gise details. h. lid say
that tho young g.rl Naa i nesmbef IL
une ~ the most prominent families
IL Baltimore aid BE- had BEEN saloln-
II 50 nothing which might lead
IL BE- identity afofeoYff. II Ii SAID.
ihai the gsrl Il travelling wsth nIde
aiox which was herr Al the Piedmont
-1alf two weeks ago and that ahs Ii
pou IL tn stokes county fair, The
detective lcls Tn King. STOKES ennuty.
Ii hopes n discovering lils quarry.
The giFl LETT home lis weeks ago.
ihn story goes. sfr II raid II b. but
ii years u age md rather pretty.
There wnH noting III me story of
The usuai infatuatiun 81 j man; rnsh-
II was said that the girl seemed
IKE Tho roaming. hall rgrsw life
INDUCED III ~ lhe condemnation Or
'niiowEr and aplelcre.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-27
SHIPMENT OF
APPLES LARGE.
Industry Mas Reached a High
Stage In Virginia


Richmond, Oct Reports receiv-
I'd BY freight traffic officials OF the
Southern railway indicate that ship
,ncnts OF apples from points along It's
lines In Virginia will, at least, double
last years shipments when 47,737
barrels were handled from stationa
OH 10 main line. running through
Piedmont Virginia. and a9.049 from
stations on the HarrisonbuIg, Man
sssas, and Bluemont branches. lying
mainly IN the Shenandoah Valley
The apple growing industry has nov
reached a high stage Iii Virginia and
through the productivity OF It's orch
ards and the excellent reputation
which IT'S fruit enjoys, Virginia Is
reaping hundreds 81 thousands OF
dollars Annually. iii many eases
growers are making from $500 TO
$50 per acre annually and as a
result there has beer 4 great increase
In the value OF fruit lands. particular
" In the yalley, Of Virginia where
growing apples Nor market is COM
paratiyely I new industry. One grow
" IN This section from a ten acre or
chard gathered $50 barrels which he
sold at d price averaging above . per
barrel.
! Growers along the lines % the
Southern In the Valley Of Virginia
predict that this year they will mar
KIT very nearly 10000 barrels and
many carloads Of culls which will
mean q net revenue OF half d million
dollars 10 them. In five years they
expect a return three times as great.
Within that period Il Is estimated that
100000 young trees will be added 10
the present bearing trees III Shenan-
doah county alone. Five years ago
only $1,000 barrels we're marketed
from shjA secllon and ten years ago
the sale uf 20 barrels by any farmer
would have been regarded rs a won
der. The rapid advance Of the indus
Try 70 Its present magnitude has conc
from results obtained BY proper care
Of orchards. Az soon III II was seen
what spraying and cultivation would
do Tor old orchards. the planting Of
continued al greater rate each year.
The study OF The most improved
methods Of apple culture Ii greatly
stimulated By the associations 81
growers which are being formed
everywhere aud which pay as much
attention 70 the growing ~ The fruit
as they do 70 marketing The crop.
The great success OF file apple
growers 81 Virginia is a matter or in
tsrest 70 the entire south. sinee II Ii
declared ly experts that there are
sections OF other states. notably the
mountain and foDfhiil country aIong
tie lines Of the Southern Railway III
North ard South c~solina. Georgia.
anf East Tennessee. whIeh are ideal
~ orchard sitter Growing apples for
market i carried On successfully ID
With Carolina but there sre large
areas 10 !, and ii o4her southern
stalfs III which conditions are suita-
be for apple culture and where e.
te'lcnt transportation facllIsies Insure
The moving Of The product to market
u ! handsome profit
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-27

There II d beautiful harmony Dc.
tNcrn earth and eky these aAys. The
air has been sweet aud refreshing.
Gull ~ annliFht ana aoft bfeexes. aud
lie blue sky has been rhldIne the
laavcs for fallln 81 fart. Ii. h 4
delight 10 breathe, 10 a0 about. III
feel the gentle hand If mother nj.
ture tickling ii y1u ana palt.ng sua
0a The head Everything Is lovely
these days. lifoad and butter Ii
better than fruit cake and cold. clear
water inner than champagne.
These are the days whom We sing
he "nsnedleite" Oh. ye Blk apples
AMI golden pumpkins: oh. ye Juicy
grapes and meaiy sweet potatoes. Oh.
ye slivery tnFnips and biz. palgiur
eaabagcs Oh, III Indian pudding lost
ID ercams yc solemn woods and rust
ling leaves. sc blinking hrr of the
nYcnlaE horne. yc sweet dreamy ais-
tanrcs If landscapes aud sky. whittier
The soul forte ana slnrs. Bless " I'm
Lord. praise Him and naagnlfy min
forever. Ohio htGtn Journal.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-27

Butler In the matter of broken prom
lses Of his partys Somebody then
passed this substitute platform. We
protect against the sunshine and we
view with alarm the passing Of Hal
lcy's comet.
"The republican platform breathes
III harmony with the great national
policy and ID equally clear on state
issues. 10 one can fail 70 understand
Ii, get the democrats say that there
Is one plank that they do not UNDER
stand. and that is the local self-gov-
eminent plank.
Mr.. Butler spent sometime here
making fun Of the democrats for not
knowing what that plank meant, when
they had II IN their platform five
years ago. He got of about the same
stun that air. Settle got on on this,
but made no explanation OF why this
plank was nut III he republican plat
form this year.
II wondcr how many democrats
know what the eighth commandment
says. he continued. well IL says thou
shalt not steal. Simmons wanted
this commandment amended to read.
thou shalt not steal anything but re-
publican votes aud in the 1909 CAM
pJign he wanted Ii ID read. thou shalt
not steal anything but republican and
julie Carr yotes.s Local self-govern-
ment means thIs. that when the DEM
ocrats steal the rights from the peo-
bie. the republicans stand ready TO
restore them.
Al this point some one in the
wings OF the stage called out" Give
ms dose 81 the Dakota bonds" Il
viii give you dose 81 the bonds and
SOME of yoar own record along with
IT, answered Mr.. Butler. You get
some one 10 come here and debate
This question with me. and viii come
htse oil The next train 10 prove that
tie democrats have been lying about
those bonds He mentioned The fact
that the democrats had accused the
republicans OF suuaudering the school
fund, and said that there was not
word Of truth III Ii. "The plain facts
will show that the democrats are not
friends of The public school system. "
he declared. 'The democrats never
did establish the public school sys-
tern In this state. The legislature did
not provide for four month term
til the republicans got control OF
that body. When the fusion legisla-
tnre took cbasge of The legislature
they found thas TIE taxes bad been
inftgased 30 ft cent. and the length
). teui Ind been decreased BY two
layG ye dated The township sys-
lsni Inv that provided FOR special tax
sl'iicis. aHd ttc next year. without
ircseaeite tie saSes one cent. We In
estsH the t - two and half
weeks
lii dceiaiod t.lat the democrats
would haze abolished this law. when
they got into power, had It not been
Tor some Of the educators OF the
state. Though they let II remain on
lie books. Mr.. Butler accused the
democrats Of appointing The officers
Il The public schools from Raleigh.
ind sald II was the greed for power.
luatlsc. they said, was talking like
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-27
Niisl.Nlsllt callrals.

.The democratic bosses held i
mld-night caucus u try ard decide
I'll some NaY 10 hold the siste again.
Your great trust busting governor
was lhefe along with Simmons The
party had not carried ont thelr prom
lses, aud they conla not defend their
record they IT'D rot care ii make
ncw prortlscs. IL tie RESULT 81 this
caucus was that &ard Wa sent down
The line that the campaign would ID
made % Rnt'ef. ncoge. Noodle.
Bonds ard Nigssr. When denied
this the raid that | was abusive.
AZ nrss was 4 Attlr indignant that
ia man9 Ties atualH II tnld or TIC.
but 81 look around now feel
suTfY fnr them.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-27
Money In CorncobS.

Fulton, Mo-, Oct 24.-Free corn ana
big lot Of corncobs suitable for pines
are likely 70 result IL the corncoh fae.
tories continue to bestow seed corn
Win as lavish q hand as Il being done
now.
The corn Il nov nearing the matur-
ing stage and the shucks will be flying
soon. A corncob factory ii the Fast
silppued tho farmers with he soed.
With the proyiso that they raise ,he
corn. sell 4 aud furnish the factory
With ihe cobs At r. cents i hhma,ea
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-27
mrs NOT AFRAID on ms
ARisTuclsATIc SpNIN-isw


Chicago, III. oct 2s.--M.H, I'll.
eallen. father of The Countess de
beaufort. who ii suffering ri st.
i.mke's hospital from 4 broken arm
and Ter ii result IL q mysterious
snli over shg hanlsier pf her fathers
hO5ao Id Michigan H0aievafd, H.
rlared that ~ would moi hesitate ii
beat bis nrlstoeratlr aon-ln.iaw Ii h.
thought for d minute that was any
occasion for che punishment.
nd whip him IN half i minute.
asserted III. kiIFailea. asg ans man
dared to set 4 hand on ny daurh.
ter
Are Won responsible for the hit.
tered condition 81 tho Count a.
lleanfort'a facegs Mr. Kilgalieu Wa
aaAed.
Il am not, be declared
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-27
Marion Butler Spoke to Big
Audience al Local Play House
Speech Confined 10 Sarcastic Attacks Record Of Democratic
Party, With Breii Reference 10 Ills Connection
with the Bond Matter

Ex-senator Marion Butter address
"a one Of the largest audiences Of
the season here last night. From the
beginning to the end o. The two and
d hair hour speech the applause and
laughter vas spontaneous. The
crowd chaefed On tho siigatest provo
cation and often when they lad no
excuse. The greatest cheering cane
y'hsn Mr Butler IVES calling certain
democrats all sorts Or names that
should not be repeated IN d Sunday
arhool
The speaker was introduced by
sol. j. &. Angler. who warmed mp 70
his task and had the crowd yelling
Justify. He confirmed the rumor on
he streets thar there had been some
move On the pagt Qg Candidate fer
cicrk II. &. Mangnm to resign. Mr.
Aneier eaid that Mr.. Mangum was
thinking 81 rcslening because he had
been told that Mr. Angler would not
support him. "Wh1a John Angler
came ont Of The democratic party
he did not leave a part ~ himself
in there. but carried al Of john
angler over 10 lie republicans. he
said.
Mr Batlor started on ~ referring
10 the statement o. serat1r Simmons
that Ac hid too Larh respect for
himself 10 meet Butler IN joint
debate III Le Is too respectable To
meet RE Why does r. denoanep nc,
though he eees get eco miles away
- d0 II. This Is i very peculiar
campaign We haze here great
state ard j crest people All once
grcsi party Int the greatness of
the democratic party II fast oozing
ont into tie republican party. The
majority 81 orr ticket WIS reared Iii
the democratic party. but rot out.
This 6neaying party hulds Tie reins
III the state, but thank God. II il
lot the national party. No demo-
cratic newspaper Of man has dared
to ask d republican to Join his PARTY
Ail they 10 Is to nstracize and abuse.
They know that 10000 democrats
has, ioft the party nna Joined nc re-
publleans On account Ok thase
methods
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-27
Sherman 10 be In
Stale This Week

Utica. \. r. t,ct. u -yicc-pfcaf-
DENT sherman viii leave tisIan this AZ.
lsruoon for North Carolina where ho
will Frcnd i week making speeches IN
tehalf og the republican congressional
candidates He will tislt Charlotte.
haielsh, Greensboro and other lcn6-
Igg risien. making nine addresses 10
ali
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-27

Dir. Butler took up the matter Of
the bond issue, which the democrats
have accused him Of being connected
with. Holding out the News and OBJ
server he called Josephus Daniels all
kinds Of hypocrits. and miserable
contemplate skunk. i man that had
rather print lie than the truth in
lis paper and then never corrected
lie when he knew that he had told
one. He Is contemplate. squiTm-
L ing hybred Of low order. d common
liar and common coward, / said But
Ter.
In regard 20 the bonds, Mr.. Butler
said that he had proved before the
supreme court Of the United states
that the bonds were not fraudulent,
but that the state got 100 cents on
the dollar for every one. He said
that this had been proved By DR..
Kemp z. Battle. who was then treas
urer, and BY Jonathan Worth. then
governor" | proved that the security
hack Of these bonds was 80 great that
they were not only able u pay the
interest on the first mortgage. but
when II Is was done, SIS GOO was left
over. still the state refused to pay
the bonds. ! "The court said
that II there ever was an honest debt
THAI was one. That was the state Of
affairs when | was called into the
case. just three weeks before my term
IN the senate was out. The attorneys
asked ME to serve With them lii col
Letting those bords and because i
agreed ID do 50 they call me traitor.
| am proud Of my part IN this action
il helping ID wine the only stain from
the fair name Of the state.
Then the News aud Observer says
that II the republicans win that Will
Try 10 force the collection OF carpet
bag bonds. an willing TO place SfO.-
600 81 guarantee tonight that ii
every democrat IN The state should
try to collect those bonds. would
take the case against the collection.
and beat the whole gang. There ii
absolutely no way III the world 10
collect those bonds except By vote 81
the people. Now they say that Il
would set the thing passed III Ell.
ffancEislng the negro. This il also
impossible. There ii no way 10 get
the amendment before the courts. Il
believe Il unconstitutional. but since
the expiration Or the grandfather
clarse In la0s there Ii absolutely no
way to get the matter before the
court The speaker ended BIZ ar
pealing to the people 10 20 to the
polls On election day and vote The re-
publican ticket.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-27
GOVERNOR kITrHIN WILL
SPEAK N RALEIGH ynvtsf,v

Raleigh. Oct. 2i.-~croa: s,,se,sa.
attaches to the speech or Goyesiiee
kischln IN the Wake couafy cSS,.
mouse tonight. whom be Il 10 Asscus4
we issues II slate and national poll
ties with probably some treatment III
me sitaation In Wake county aaa
kaieigh a. L applies to the two fat-
lions 1.-THE democfatic party hero.
-
mere y 10 time 80 mescranle hit
man may De- true. sNakesn,.sse
Poverty aud wealth are catnrs~atgva
Tins, Victor Hugo.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-27

Those chickens ol mine are ali
sick. said the subGsbauite.
Thought as much, replied the
neighbor over the fence.
Why"
II told that fellow WIN sold me
them garden seeds that didn't be-
lieye they we're trcshl -yonksrs
Statesman.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-27

First Doctor4l'vc discovered 4
sure cure for d rare disease.
Second Doctor Great. Now. how
can We mako the rare disease preya-
lentg- Cleveland Leader.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-27

Az this iauelare telegram was
delivered Mr. Batter, which hc read
ID the audience. IL did net give
The name II tho democrat. hat the
telegram stated tint q democrat Ii
Raleigh had said that lhcy were icca.
inE sates Id Raleigh III taxing d
Butler 81 much. When this Vas read
the crowd applandpd loudly.
~ | was d tenth Is mesh II they
SAY ! ain. 81 continued. They would
hare ono or their brilliant orators
here r. prove ii IN ne. IA voice
from 4 Ten year did hoy. They can't
10 I'D No they can't. INT they
could tane here aud before my ayes,
thnw ne and these people nv vii
ilany isn't they don't dare DO Il be-
ranse they know that they aUc NOT
selllns tho truth eay 70 iiaalela
and simmons that irtt nfa III.
trare IL The SLATE tAs tA8s fsare
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-27

Irs~ncaasle. Ind. OCT. = rlna
Wallace. o. Milton. Ind. who ttled 70
commit agleide Monday because ahc
vac not choacn hi auy ~ Fsamw 90
ciess. II stlll confined - her room.
Har attending physicians aays that
complications may arise which would
threaten her sight. Miss Wallace
drank wood alcohol and vas Iistoy.
cred unconscious several hours later.
- -
Were you a bulI or d bear when
you went into Wall street,"
Neither. ! was one of the fellows
they we're both after Washington
Star.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-02

placed in the building under the con- tract. A fine copper screen will De used, with solid brass hardware trimmings. The doors on the lower floor of the building will be of oak frames.
 -Old Furniture made as good as new at Tedstrom Fur, Go. See us.
 s. c. scqll and Guy E. Thompson, of Little Rock, are registered at the Hotel Jefferson.
 A large assortment of Lawn Goods to select from. Prices right at Tedstrom Fur. Co.,
 -Dr. Grandy and O'Daniel use solmnoform viitalized air for painless extracting. 211 1-2 Main. 4-19-tf
 -DayennOrts at car load prices 16 patterns toselect from. Special one week, June 7 to July 3. Reap & Craw' ford Furniture Co.
 White Mountain Ice Cream Freez- CTS are so we'll known and so sats- factory it is a wonder anyone would buy "just as good.'' Arctics made by same factory are cheaper. We have both.-Fox Bros Hardware Co., In Pearson's Magazine for July appears love story written by Mrs. Frank L. Royston, of this city. The ctorx, ;e opti+loa ssTbo Opo Dom, ance of the Smart Set-A Real Love Story The story is signed IneZ G.. Thompson, which was Mrs. Royston S maiden name. Mrs. Royston has writ I ten a number of stories for the maga- zines, but this is an exception. The love in the story is from real life, and 1 in vivid and high imaginative way the theme holds the interest of the read CT from start to finish. The beauti- l full illustration accompanying and the really good story has made it a source of much comment in this city, as we'll as because of the popularity of the au- , thor.
 pr. A. c. Jordan, one of the mem bers of the City Council, pleaded gull ty to a charge of leaving his horse unattended on downtown street yesterday in the city police court and was fined g by Acting Police Judge ] I A. Frazier. Patrolman Henty, wha said he was lacked up by the ccun- cil because the police had not been l. resting careless drivers, ala the arrest, Dr. Jordan said was will ing to pay the fine. but lie ante1 aal , others who violated the ordinance i brought into court and fined.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-02
FINDS KIDNAPPED
 BABY AT RIS0N
(Continued From Page One.)

pany in Chicago and recently visited New Orleans.
 His mother recalled the fact that he had small string of beads around his neck, when kidnapped. The beads are still in the boys posses sion, he says. Mrs. DeJarnett in- formed her mother, Mrs. Barrett, of the recovery of her son and she ar- rived at Rison from Memphis yester- day and took the right boy from among a dozen others. Mrs. DeJar- nett has returned to Memphis to take some steps to bring abolN her son s release. The grandmother remains at Rison to provide for him while he is held in jail.
 Since the youth was placed in tte county jail we'll dressed, apparently wealthy man. who gives his name to be Raymond Buell., arrived there from New Orleans. The visitor says he went to Rison after receiving le r ter from the boy, stating that he W; $ in trouble. He says he met the bt,y in New Orleans year ago and took liking to him. When he lheard of his trouble he jumped on a train and
 went to him. The man ddclines to discuss the matter further. He IS stopping at the Harrison Hotel.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-02
3 4 T. + 1. 1. ]. l. l. .t T. ' | | + ' + .t *f . T. ! } LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
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70. g. NcNew Real Estate. Rents Dd Loans, 10S Pine street. l0-9-tf. Do not build, repair, move your ouse or put up with leaking huild- E until you get our estimate. The syce Construction Go. D. w. Boyce, gr., 106 Pine st.
 See our window for Aluminium Nare.-Tedstrom Furn. Co.
 The coolest place in town, and re. freshing ice cold drinks-Durham's
 If. To be sure it's warm-Here's q remedy-ice cold drinks at Durham's. The Cotton Belt and Iron Noun tain freight offices will be closed "n Monday, July 4, which is a national holiday. Shippers will remember this today and make all arrangements there until Tuesday morning.
 When you buy a Lawn Mower get the best A High Wheel Buck eye, ball bearing is the kind.--Fox Bros Hardware Co.
 If you are going to put up any fruit or vegetables, you want to get a Jar that will keep all that you put in it, and you can buy none to do this but the "Economy' Jar, sold by Cleveland Hardware Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-02
NOTICE! NOTICE.: NOTICE!!!

At 1102 West 2nd ave-, you can get fresh barbecued meats and boiled ham daily, except Sundays. Home made bread and rolls fresh every ev- ening. also get up, Dinners or special lunch to order. Timely mo- tice required. T. H. Skidmore Baker.
 5-29--1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-02
NOTICE

The associated Banks. Members of the Pine Bluff Clearing House will Ae closed Monday, July 4th, 1910. A Legal Holiday.
 Pine Bluff Clearing House Association
 7-1-3t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-02
We give you the best process of cleaning and pressing in the city. american-Excelsior Ldy. Go.

Ring up the American-Excelsior Ldy Co.,, when you have some clothes to clean and press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-02

Get in with the push and ris| American-Exce elsior Ldy Co.,, q you want your clothes cleanea pressed and made to look new.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-02

For a mild, easy action of
 bowels a single dose of Doan's lets is enough. Treatment habitual constipation. 9 cel box. Ask your druggist for the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-02
MADAM HOCKENHULL'S
 BEAUTY PARLORS

See us for artistic Hair Dressing, chiropody, Hair Manufacturing, Sham. pOOing. Manicuring.
 For White People Only. Office no Pine St.-Old Phone 1533
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-02
Pine Bluff Mercantile Co
$2.OO FL0UNCINGS 98c

A 27-inch sheer Swiss Embroidery Flouncing assortment, containing patterns of indescriba- ble beauty, designs skillfully ble nd ed to produce the rarest eff fleets, the whole com prising smartn e s s and elaboration. The especial richness of this exquisite assort m ent makes it eminently de- sirable for your present needs of lingerie gowns, Misses and Children's dresses, etc.
 Price inducements con- bined with quality are prime factors in this i'm portant department of our store. You are not conserving your best in terests if you do net avail yourself of our ex- traordinary liberal of- fer of
The Holly chieftain., 1910-06-10

will rally to the support of the presf-
dent and return a substantial major
ity of stalwart Republicans to con-
gress next fall.
In the light of existing conditions.
it is not clear why Champ Clark
should await with such tremulous
eagerness the coming of the first
Tuesday after the first Monday In
next November. as he recently de-
clared he did. The great keynote
speech" of the minority leader, which
was supposed to touch OF the fire.
works. contained nothing that should
cause Republicans to despond. OF
course. It touched sympathetic
chord In the hearts of the insurgents"
whom Mr.. Clark eulogized so fulsome-
ly. but 1t will take a bigger and bet
ter key" to unlock the doors of con-
gress this year. or the White House
two years hence. and admit the
Democracy as a dominant party
Kansas City Journal.