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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-10-05
Self-SuggeStiOn.

Self-SUggestiOn means suggesting
things to your Self. In other words,
you talk to your Self. You know you
do it anyWay-everybody does at
times.
You merely take advantage of that
power to talk to yoar Self, and you
tell your Self the sort Of things you
want your Self to really believe and
act upon.
That is the entire meaning of self
suggestion. You can suggest to your
Self exactly as you would suggest to
your brother or to your child. Only
your Self is much more Obedient at
taking your suggestions than other
people would be. Keep on repeating
your suggestions and by and by your
Self will act upon them.
And remember that your Self is a.
very much greater, more beautiful,
more powerful and wise Being than
your conscious self has any idea Of.
Suggest all sorts of beautiful things
to your Self, believe in them, and
you will find them coming true
Elizabeth ToWne in Nautilus.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-10-05

courtroom, we were dismissed by the
judge with many grave words as to
the responsible public duties we had
ably discharged. We had not yet re-
covered from the shock of seeing his
honor, few minutes earlier, run his
eye hastily over the recommends
tons upon which we had spent sew
neral hours of earnest deliberation,
and then, without a single word Of
comment, hand the folded paper to
clerk with a curt order to file it,!
In other words, put the document
where it probably would never be
seen or heard of again.-Churchill
Williams, in Harper's Weekly.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-10-05

progress. Straw hats in May are no
longer sneered at, if the weather hap
pens to be suitable. One was even
seen in Boston on last April 20, and
nobody looked at the wearer twice.
A warm October day is certain to
produce a late crop, shortly lived,
but fourishing while it lasts. If
straw hats be the test, man is gradu-
ally becoming a reasoning being.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-10-05
THE JEFFERSONIAN

Mr. Taft is to time his visit to our
capitol, just when the knights of
Columbus celebrate Columbus Day,
as political move to retain their
vote in the coming presidential cleo
ton, for he knows that the priests
drive them to the polls like sheep.
Your friend in the cause of truth.
j. K. JONES.
Bolton, Texas.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-10-05

Uu as modern Luther, John Knox
and Calvin. Just the noble and brave
champion that the Protestant Chris
tlans need in this country. Profess
tants are the only true Christians;
) for Roman Catholicism is not Chris
tlan but pagan, as you and thousands
OF others have proven, for four cen
turles. Rome never changes, but
bldes her time, and takes ADVANTAGE
OF every opportunity whenever she
can, secretly working when numeri-
cally weak, boldly and isolently, when
strong, and when tolerated by Prot
estants.
Professionalism is constructive. Ro-
man Catholicism destructive of every
Christian principle, and of liberty.
Our Protestant ancestors came to
America early in the 18th century,
from England, Scotland, Ireland and
France, to get rid Of their persecu-
tons, and to found nation for them
selves and descendants, with freedom
to worship God. 1t was a crime to
have ever permitted a papist to land
on the shores of these United States.
For sooner or later we will have to
fight all the battles of the covenant
tiers over again
This pagan church is plainly de-
scribed in the Scriptures of the old
and New Testaments
Beginning with the Ten Command
ments, they have entirely elimina-
ted the End, and mutilated the first,
SO that the meaning is entirely de-
stroyed.
And in Revelation 22-16 and IS,
the curse rests upon the Church for
taking from and adding to the Word
Of God, and for teaching for doctrine,
the commandment of men.
There are a few of the many pro-
phecies concerning this church.. End,
Thessalonians End, 3rd, to 18th.
1st, Timothy, 4th, LIST, to 9TH.
LIST, Corinthians, 14-6-9-11.
How can they be forgiven for teach
ing their ignorant members that the
Bible, the word of God, is wicked
and bad book, and taking it away
from them and burning them in front
of their pagan churches. They know
only too we'll that if the Bible has
free course among their members, in
all lands, that all the deception
they have been practicing upon their
ignorant and credulOus ones, they
will soon lose them, as they did
the early reformers who read it.
May this good work FOR God and
posterity go on until this land and
continent shall put them under, and
close all converts and mOnasteries,
and turn these religious fanatics out,
and drive them from our shores,
these intriguing Jesuits as they have
been banis1ed from every other ma
ton. Nuns and Monks, have been
forbidden by law, in Mexico, to live
in community since Juarez was pres
ident there, and we will never have
peace or happiness until the same
thing shall be done here, which
trust God will do His own good
time.
Now Mr.. Watson, am simply writ
&A&g you this letter to encourage you
I'd your God-given task, and that
sse may be a few suggestions to
F0u. You know that the Catholics
Yteach that Mary is the Mother of
God. When we all know that the
world was nearly four thousand
years old when Mary was born. To
disprove this false teaching | will re-
fer you to Hebrews 7th and 3rd.
Mr.. Watson, I hope that you will
quote these passages of scripture
that Catholics may read them, and
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-10-05
|eciatiOn Of WatSon's
Magazine.

+: I read your magazine
7, and enjoy it. Your expo
the Roman Catholic HER
The weekly messenger., 1911-02-18

Sunday School Services. were
held at the Methodist church here
Monday, and the pretty little
church WAS crowded with people
all day. The program was as fol-
lows The Campaign Explained,
Mr.. Thos. V. Ellzey. "Reaping
the White Harvest of the Sunday
School, Rev. j. c. Carman. Open
Conference on the White Harvest.
Mass Meeting for Boys aud Girls
mot little children. Conference
on Personal work with Pastors.
Officers and Teachers. Luncheon
for all workers. Things Worth
While, MI. Thos. V. Ellzey. "The
Supreme Gift, Rev. j. G. Carman.
A Soul Winners Conference.
The weekly messenger., 1911-02-18

MIR. and Mre. p. j. Fleming
spent several days in New Orleans
this week. Mr.. Fleming will soon
commence overhauling his drug
store, or rather rebuild the bull.
ding, as be proposes to rebuild
the entire front, put a new coil.
ing and sidings, a tile floor, new
fixtures and a cement walk. The
improvements contemplated by
Mr.. Fleming, will make his drug
store a jewell.
The weekly messenger., 1911-02-18

The political pot is beginning to
boil and Sunday last there we're
many little crowds discussing the
political situation. The Office of
sheriff is at this moment, the only
one occupying the attention of
the people. 1t was reported here
that Sheriff Broussard had formal
ly announced he was candidate
for reelection. Wade Martin and
Alces Champagne are also an
nounced candidates, and We heard
the rumor that it is possible that
JOS. Pellerin also be a candidate.
Some people believe that j. &.
Bienvenu would prove the strong
est of all the candidates. and there
seems to be a pressure to get him
in the race, but be will probably
not be a candidate unless he is
sure to win.
The weekly messenger., 1911-02-18

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The weekly messenger., 1911-02-18
Wife Got Tip Top Advice.

MY wife wanted me to take our boy
to the doctor to cure an ugly boil. writes
d. Frankel, Of Stroud. Okla, II said put
Bucklen's Arnica Salve on it, She did
so, and it cured the boil in short time"
Quickest healer of Burns. Scalds, Cuts,
COrns. Bruises. Sprains, Swellings. Best
Pile cure Oh earth. Try it. Only 25c at
all druggists.
The weekly messenger., 1911-02-18
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-03
WEALTHY RANCHMiN
 LOOKING FOR \ WIFE

Omaha, Neb., Sept. 2.-William M. Thorn of Sun Dance, Wyo., rancher and cattleman, with forty-elght square miles of land and 5000 head of cattle, to say nothing of sheep, wants wife-"one old enough to have some sense.'
 Cooking school students and domes- .ic science teachers are barred, but tha lists are open for all others. One of the inducements held out by MT. Thorn is the fact that he is 76 years old land the woman who takes a chance with me won't have me around long," he says. "A man oi 76 isn't going to finger on this side of the line forever, you know, ant when l die everything l own will ge to my widow But no young girls need apply.
 ''I don't want any of those matinee. girls who get stuck on a stage cow
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-03
MAJOR PARkFS
 GETS NICE OFFER
Publicity Given New Jefferson County Road Attracts Attention in White County and Leads to Road Building.

One of the principal hits that Pine Bluff and Jefferson county is scoring in building the new dirst highway from this city to Wildcat, is the extensive advertising which it is giving this c,ty and county The fact is demon strated in an offer just made to Major w. J. Parkes, the we'll known civil engineer of this city, who recently rendered his services in building the Wilcat-Pine Bluff road. The offer came from Searcy, White county. Major Parkes knows no one in Searcy and was rather surprised when Dr. J. B. Grammar, secretary of the Con- rnercial Club of that town wrote him and made him an offer for his ser vices in building road from Searcy to Little Rock. The letter explained that inc promoters of the new road at searcy had divided it into twelve districts and had twelve overseers. No. explanation is needed as it is an of Pine Bluffs plan of building good roads on the cooperative plan and wish to follow it. Dr. Grammar stated in his letter to Major Parks that if this first road proved satisfactory that S"arcy would build good roads all over White county Major Parks ac- cepted the offer to direct the work.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-03
CARTER SUED AS
 RESULT OF FIGHT

Washington, Sept. 2.-For using his fists in a rubber store here yesterday, Representative Charles D. Carter, of Oklahoma. is made defendant in two suits for damages of $lO,0o0 each, the two clerks whom he so successfully mauled, Joseph ,Josephson and Samuel Gerber being the plaintiffs. Represen- tative Carter, who is also charged Tn the police court with assault and bat tery. will have a hearing next Thurs day morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-03
E.. AID OF SEARCHLlGHTS MEN. WOMEN AND CHILDREN ARE PASSED BETWEEN SHIPS AT
 SEA
WAS FERROUS JOB
Women and Children Behaved Splen. didly While Men Gave Them Right
 of Way.

By United Wireless on board Pana- ma Line Steamship Alliance (probably off Barngat, N. J., Sept2-By the aid ef searchlights, fifty-eight pas senacrs, fifty-three cabin and five steorage, were successfully transferr- ed .onight from the crippled Panama S1 oamship Alliance to the Steamship C .lba, of tfe Royal Main Steam Pac- k, Company Twenty-four of the pas sen ITS are men, twenty are women
 I'd ire children.
 Tne ~'c~'- cf transferring the pas
 :asc>"; -vos accom- lis,'e witho", the slightest semblance of panic or friction. The women and children behaved splendidly and the men "ers content to allow the others to go be- fore them.
 Captain H=vnes and tho other off cers of the Alliance we.c much con cerned over the situation as they welt obliged to make the transfe" in the dark.
 The Oruba left New York d 1:43 p M. today, bound for Southampton, via South American ports and with instructions, according to an arrange n,ent between the Royal Mail Line and the Panama Steamship Company to meet the Alliance and take off her passengers. She got into communi- cation with the Alliance immediately.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-03
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City Beautiful Cluh

The City Beautiful Club met III 3 called meeting yesterday afternoon at the First Presbyterian church. Mrs. J. F. Hutt presided and plans for talk ing part in the White Way Day ceIe- bration were discussed. Committees were named to consider a number of excellent plans, but until they make reports the ladies refuse to give out any particulars concerning the man. het in which they will take part. The ladies will take part in the big cele- .bration and definite plans are eX- pected within few days
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-03
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Joe Meyer left yesterday Tor Gn- einnati
 Nick Barnum left yesterday fer Iy- Ter, Texas, to spend Sunday
 Hershel Orton and Claad Monk have returned from visit .o Little Rock. Mr. and Mrs .Jo Ncho1 left yester- day for Chicago, where they will spend several weeks.
 Clarence Watson left lest night tor Memphis, where he will spend lew days with friends.
 NJ. s. Trulock has returned from d delightful visit with Rev ". !. Buck ner and family in Little Rock.
 Misses Frances and Jennie May Langston are visiting their father, W. B. Langston, at Shreveport, La.
 j. r. Manneschm;Gt arrived here yesterday from Columbus, Ga, to take position with the s. Louis f'e.l- press Company.
 Mrs. L. Branson Of Atnlhis, 1no- ther of Dr. Asa Brunson, arrived in the city yesterday to saerd tre win t-r With her son.
 Mrs. A. B. Grace will leaTc this morning for Little Rock, where 2ae will spend several days, the guest of her son, Porter Grace.
 Mrs. Henry Cook, Of Cincinnati, af- ter visit here with Ter nothe!, Mrs. Sarah Rernatll, and other relatives, will leave today for her home.
 James Harrison has returned from several weeks stay at Ocean City, Va, and points in Maryland. He was greatly benefited by the trip.
 MT. and Mrs M SilbeInagie and daughter, Miss Brunette, have fetnrn- ed from St. Louis, where MT. silher- nagle purchased & fall stock fer lis store.
 w. Copp, night ticket agent for tae Iron Mountain, returned yesterday af- ternoon from St. Louis, where be has been under treatment for typhoid fa yer for several days.
 W. P. Smith left last night for Hol- den, Mo-, to be gone about 10 days Mrs. Smith and son, Norman, who have been spending the summer there will return with him.
 Chester w. Taylor, deputy state treasurer, came down from Little Rock last night to spend the day with his parents, Col. and Mrs. g. M. Tay- for, and other relatives.
 Dr. o. E. Goddard, of Muskogec Ok. who will conduct revival at the First Methodist Church, beginning to day, arrived in the city last night and is the guest of Rev. W. C. Davidson. Archdeacon Saphore arrived in the city last night from Little Rock and will conduct services at Trinity Epis- copal Church here. He has many friends in this city who are giving him most cordial reception.
 Paul Buerkle left last night fol Humphrey, Altheimer and Stuttgart where he will transact business and visit friends. He took lot of White Way Day advertising with him and says he will boost the big celebration to finish.
 Miss Helen Thomas left yesterday for Philadelphia, to be the guest of he1 friend, Miss Florence Bunch. Her ia ther, J. L. Thomas, accompanied hel as far as Little Rock, where he vii visit his sister, Mrs. E. Longley fol several days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-03
Winters McGeOrge.

Miss Bessie Winters and P. W. Me George will be married Wednesday a+ high noon in the First Baptist church Rev. O. J. Wade, pastor of ImmoEusl Baptist church in Little Rock, will perform the ceremony. Miss Fay win- .ters, sister of the bride-elett, will De T2aid of honor, and Haynes Gregory Will act as best man. James Hudsoa. Doroh Winters. T. G. Parham and \. w. Lowe will act as usheEs. Miss Ethel Winters will preside at the organ.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-03

u lF1. Smart Set. Down in Dixie Minstrel Drift wood" "Thc Girl in the Train. eThe Girl from Rector's. Alma Where do you Live. Nat N.oodwin. Mutt & Jeff" Leslie Carter. "The Winning Widow .sThe Newly Weds., "TAe Nig.t Ridals. Madam Sherry Thomas Jefferson. =! !7io,,.,. The Third Degree Richard Carle. 4NThe Sweetest Girl In Paris. Sheehan Grand Opera Co. "The Thief" Naughty Marietta. Girl In A Taxi. AbLm Opera Co. Top Of The World. Mother" 'Buchelor's Honeymoon. Every Woman. Human Hearts. "The Travelling Salesman. "The Chocolate Soldier" "Little Miss Fix It. Bayes & Nor worth.
 Country Boy" Around The Clock "EXcuse Me- When A Women Wills Evans Minstrels Trixie FriganZa. "F'rederick The Great Get Rich Quick Wallingford. "The Girl And The Tramp" Seven Days
 '.The Torture Hunter. ";he Aviator Billy Clifford.
 Lombard Opera Co. The Virginian." The Cabum Players, Checkers"
 Polly Of The Circus Dandy Dixie Minstrels. Beverly of Graustark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-03

boy and all that sort of stuff, said Thorn "Instead of a girl to Slt around and read novels, want Wo- man who can make butter, bak" red, and do common housekeeping.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-03
NOTICE.

Now is the time to have your flues and chimneys cleaned and repaired for the winter, before bad weather Legins. Also carpets and mattings cleaned and put down at reasonable prices. Also white washing done.
 Adam Gay, No. 705 w. Barraque St.
 16 St.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-03
White Way nav Ball.

A White Way Day will te given OH Thursday evening. S4etemher "A, i'll Bluff City Club. Howe's Orchestra has been engaged 70 furnish music,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-03
Six O'Clock Dinner.

The Winters -McGeoyge bridal party will be entertained with a six 0 o'clock dinner on Tuesday evening, by Mi and Mrs ]. R. Ryland, ot No, 11S West Eighteenth avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-03
Woman's Missionary Society.

The Woman's Missionary Society ef (the First Methodist Church will hold It's regular monthly business meeting Monday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in the chapel of the church, Sixth ase- !nue and Main street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-03
Lentz Lodge.

Lentz Lodge No. II, Degree of Hone! will meet at Redmen's Hall Monday night, September 4, at o'clock. All members are urgently requested 10 be present and bring their coupons.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-03

Pastor W. C. S2hrader, of the Ger from his vacation, and will occupy lis pulpit at both hours of service today.
 Tommy Williams, of the Bank of Pine Bluff, will leave today for At lanta, Ga, where he will spend his vacation with his father, F. G. Will
 ians, formerly agent for the Pacific Express Company here. Captain Leon Levey has returned from a trip on the Steamer Grand, which took him to the Mississippi river. where he met many old friends on the Steamer Kate Adams. He says he had delightful trip and Was trea; d royalty by friends. Nrs. J. NJ. Hightower and mother, MI s NJ. A. Williams, left yesterday for Hct Springs, where they will remain for several weeks. Mrs. Williams is appro; ching her four score and ten years. but insists on enjoying her all- nual vacation at the Valley of Va DOTS.
 Frank Hearn, the local automobile dealer and garage owner, has re- turned from a trip to Memphis and other cities, where he purchased stock of automobiles and auto sup plies. He is planning to purchase a 5taAicab, which he will operate in this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-03

Cannon. Jean Russell, Martha #ne- Ian, Clara Langsord and GeIeidine Clark
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-03

FOR SALE-DOORS AND FRAMES
 at bargin. Apply Graphic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-03
Allen-BurtOn.

Olin Allen, the well known soda d:s- penser at Bedell's Pharmacy has re- turned to the city accompanied by his bride, formerly Miss Lollie Burton, daughter of M o. Burton, of Wynne. and to whom he was married Thurs day evening. They are at home with MT. and Mrs. w. K. Baker, on Laurel street. Mrs. Allen is an attractive and popular young lady and has many friends to welcome her here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-03

When prescriptions or sick room requisites are needed. promptness is essential. Try our messenger ser vice.-Mann-Tanke Drug Co. Phone 80. U.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-03
l9lI.I2 SEASON OPENS WEDNESDAY, LONG LIST OF CLASSY AEIRtt- TIONS TO BE SEEN 1T THE
 ELkS THEATER SOON
ALL KINDS OF SHOWS
Playhousc Being Renovated and Scenery Made New-iist of
 Plays Booked.

The 1911-12 theaterical season in Pine Bluff promises to be the most complete and enjoyable eNer recorded fere and that has ever been furnished local theater goers. Under the man agcment of M. E. Bloom aHd W. D. Hearu. lessees, the Elks Thodfer will this season cater to ever ei3ss ol pecpie and incidentally give them an opportunity of witnessl4g aHSlral comedies, grand opera, comedies, dramas, minstrel performances and classical plays, including a revival of the Shakesperean productions.
 The Elks Theater has been renovat- ed throughout it's interior the scenery has been touched up and many other Improvements made
 unlike last season the local theater managers are booking exclusively this year with the American Heaiflcd Exchange and klaW X Etldngcr . These producers have practically all of the high class shows that Nll1 tour the south this year and the=ioeal management has been assured that many more high class shows, ill ad- it,on to those already booked. will he sent to Pine Bluff.
 He season will be opened Wednes- daf aigN with the popular Smart Set Company. Few theaters in the South have more than three or font attractions for September, but tA- noia1he following will see many at tract ons in Southern cities.
 Che list Of shows already contract
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-03
THE PINE BLUFF SCHOOL OF
 MUSIC.

Announces the opening of it's fall term
 Tuesday, Sept. D. Miss Winnie Clegg
 will still be connected with the piano department and Miss Lucy Hearn
 Broadstreet with the voice depart
 ment. The school will be run on the
 best conservatory plan and no pains
 will be spared to make it a credit to Pine Bluff and the south Make al- plication at once for hours. Corner Sixth and Main, M. D. McNeill, di- rector. 9-l-lzt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-03
Porch Party.

Porch Party.
 Miss Mary Malone entertained the Following young friends with a de- lightful porch party at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. R. 5. Ma lone on last Thursday evening: Misses Virginia Crutcher, Lucille Alexander, Frances Cross, Frances Cherry, Frances Ledbetfer Anna Lea- better Dorothy Loving Helen Tragg, Zula Starr, Gene Russell, Mary FOX, Ernestine Norris, Ruby .McGaughy, E Annie Laurie Williams, Josephine Davidson, Bettie Berry, Mary Lee Wilson, Sue and Mary Malone.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-03
Club.

EMbrOI06fy CIuUe
 Miss Ouida Sanders of No. l22l State street, entertained the T. L. Embroidery Club Friday afternoon After the guests spent several Eoufs embroidering, refreshments were served Misses Veil and Martha Whe- Ian will entertain the club this week. Those present were: Misses Adele Hudson, Maggie Mcintyre, Ada Me
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-03
.Angell.Brummett.

4Angell. .Brummett.
 Announcement has been made Of the engagement and Approaching marriage of Miss Jo Angel, daughter o1 Mrs. J. P. Angell, to Thomas Lawrence Brummett, the wedding toetake place in this city early in October.