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Most Awkward,

An old, steady going farmer was ac eustomed t. ride to the market town upon rather bad tempered horse.
 One day his man Bob brought the animal. which was especially vicious shat morning, to the door, the horse trying to bite and kick and giving 3 good deal of trouble
 The farmer mounted the horse with some difficulty and began to walk it out Of the yard when Bob. who still entertained i'll feeling against the ani nal, picked up stone and flung 1t al him with all his force; out, alas, his aim was cratic, and the missile struck his master on the head
 Half dazed for moment, the farmer turned slowly in his saddle. and, not suspecting the real cause of the blow he measured with his eye the horses hind hoofs and his own head and, set ting himself in the saddle again. started off with the remark, "Well he allus was an okard beggar"- "-Londor Scraps
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Much Married.

The following, taken from 'Evelya Diary" refers to a Dntchwoman whe lived In the seventeenth century: "Ie yards the end of August returned td iiaarlem They showed us q cottags where. they told Us. dwelt womap 9so had teeu married to her twenrg
 i husband and. being HOW widow
 A' prohibited to marry in the future
 f t could not he proved that sis ead evel maae ava. with any 9f aaz husbands though the suspicion li9.E drought aaf 52eera tines Into teauh'e z
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TO AUTOMOBILE OWNERS

have built on my own property a 1o3 N Indiana street, repair shop in which l can and will do all repairs entrusted 10 me. i can afford to do this at a very reasonable price, not having any Of the expenses of renting an nG-foHn garage above all it is out Of he way of loafers and spectators which are very annoying to car own CTS Al work is guaranteed as good as is 10 be had anywhere can give references by satisfied customers, for whom have worked You can get me day or night by ringing my resi- deHc 514, or the store 751, IF E. second avenue Yours to please, T. t Bs8mmohd
 have for sale two 25-barrel gal vaaized iron water tanks. Cheap and in good condition Apply at my store 1i1 F. second avenu 93-lf
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AN AFRICaA! R8lLV..a
The Way 1t Was Described by Q-a
 Educated Native.

he Way 1t Was Described by Q.a
 Educated Native.
 c. ]. Phillips, business agent sa ganda of the Ghurcb Missionary SO lety, throws tight upon Inc workings f the native inSaa by quoting re .iarkable letter .a which $ ".siYs gIetnber of 'he k2Eikiro'S tprime u4iHiS CTS, party give; description ot tlss : ganda raiiNaS
 Ny friend. 1 caa tel yen the F,5..a .&nS have daHt marve3ei:s lt,r.-.= |, .iaGo the rail44a. and tae tl'aii- fess ssfeD let T ,,'t =5saa han~rS 52-s#5 =a attaeA asa 3H ti}s.alaca u .z.s aa bi95 a: aH .z5 anf##t.a Ls..s sz.s4
 goes an k a@ sasa'h ! .lS : he #slt - .: I.0ntaiD. | .4te> as f.s4t ..-a >sz3t dying. aa39 fp4zes tliss#ss =s#=-zts ,#.s= ,1s5 tits las. H5zf' &3s .l#,zs ; 7e- Il gssts f, 4s e3se a, ..ssa s553@es i.oi afa n VII! .s...a
 i eaa> t.=l.tassfz.f 4ss
 .zt~s,es .,rl. .t.s "..=l as zszo>. ,<===== .a hes uasa Aeiz=e,l .5z#sr -zz=.: wh.sei =st==.:> t.fei. lii:.f sza goE ,eet 4e.a I'5t sai, ef #=Fi 9.fl3'o. 20 Geaf. .tz: s..n =eanI4a5 -.,-= z .eftpn z4tir1 z5a.. #4se ..,.il44 a.4 i;.==s..
 Cater il.avV =s,}'t=sgs :. s.n>. .tii1 t. |. . ship ts 5s F p = .sI.' V..' 7..5 I'd lsttise IL ahtt tt#s .s..-# gad tu Mcnse ans! il l. as ien& = ..ai4 iAa h3sii.i't3'. =fcaee ta= 41.e z#.fe ~t tie hin. 5 inelesure it l,ts ,..tet cl! poles n il and big throat. out z: .hivh smoke comes, which Is as T4.s IS the new drum in the church at %a ,iirembo The rooms in it go ;ias9' ,hree stories. aud he boards Of tees. cannot des ribe 10 you. for such ha-5 aot been seen before There is a ta' 9f metal work about them. too. bul .hese also l cannot describe. for ii i. so fine There are children on board and a flock of sheep and places [. wash in attached to every place where chief sleeps, such as even our kiae aas never possessed" London Stran6 Magazine
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Ask your physician to phone ps your prescriptin. This is the quicke.+ way to place in the hands of the nba,
 maelst, and our prompt delivery ,s the quickest way to get 1t back |, you.-Mann-Tankersley Drug Comn.. ny. Phone 30. ts
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li6oheff3's Auto Vacuum Cleaner

cleans earfets, rugs and mating without =eemovfng them from the 'ooe. If .akes all this dust and eorafs aad absolutely no dust rais- ga during cleaniAg- Here are a few Ha5 oFe Hsed FIooborrF,s ->uto Va rHm Cleaner: Mrs. 0 H. scoesins. Mrs. t@s rfieg Mrs. Max sch. k borg. Nlrs w. F hfekey. Mrs. G a lis5 iG IT, Eilbatt. Mrs. s. Af. piekey Yrs ] r Rutherford, Mrs. Wade <aas, Mrs. French Mrs. W.
 ly Mrs M l. Davis.
 ITS Levi Mrs C. W. Petit gre@. Ms. II. K, Tones Mrs Alex Powell }Irs O. w Clark. Miss Allie Davis
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Nlr=. George M= zei4s is quite sick af 1er home iH city.
 seB SALE DOORS AND FRAMES,
 6afgia Apply Graphic.
 F'rs.1 4e John who WAS injured
 n aa automobile accident several Ia4# aeo= sill sa1fcfHHe from her injuries. She fs at her home on so0th Olive street
 FOR RENT -Niee store building t5H general merchandise or grocery, Eighth avenue and Hickory street. reasonable. Apply 10 Jaffee at SIz5h and Hickory. 8-31-6t
 I. Mitchell, The aviator and avia- fiea promoter. arrived in he city yes teflay ffom Memphis to get every lining iH readiness for the flights 10 aEe=placa here on White Way Day. AIf 1IitcHell is accompanied by his wife, lH The fhfee ears ill which the 1iplanes We're brought 10 this city, Alr Mitchell also carries his auto moAiIe and two fine bull dogs. He formerly lived in Little Rock and made q fine success in the picture ilM business.
 Will and Bucll Nego have received 2 lafse shipment of decoration stuffs f"f buildings and floats and from i .i5eations Pine Bluff will be one .1 eae eaxesi looking cities in the e. mIy on hursday=White Way ls5x Will Nego began decorating buildings yesterday. He started or 11e Pine Bluff pgporation offices at second avenue and Chestnut street.
 On White May Day tae yegos will sell novelties advertising Pine Stuff suitable for the occasion. Faex have received I lot of white pen n4Hfs bearing various inscriptions boosting the city and it's Great White Way.
 Clyde MaCrosEey, the well known contractor in electrical supplies of DefUott, was in the city yesterday on q business trip. Mr. Croskey recently secured the contract for doing all the electrical work on the new Graystone Hotel at McGehee, Ark. The contract is a large one as the Graystone is to be one of the best equipped hotels in this section of the state It will be two stories high, with all modern eonveniences. MT. McCroskey will in- stall complete eleetical plant for the GraYstone.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-12

!. (. Pierce to Sarah Hamilton Quit-Glaim Deed. x l-2 NV f=f Ses# faaH 3t-i-10, $Ee0
 l. Pierce 10 Garah Hamilton. Deed. SW=l-l SE l-t Section St-l-1a. v al lands. $l1000a4
 Ierov eulpeaner aa Lo8is lsaau@e al. auteelajm Decd. P Eor 6. eHrfs Addition to l'afth, 8sa.0a
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Fall and Short,
Scraps

First Detective-W What was the de scription of that absconding banh cashier we were told to look out for Second Dete,tive-He was six feet tai and S5o,0s}0 short Philadelphia Re- nfts
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NOBILITY OF PURPOSE.
if either man or woman woua

Il either man or woman would realize the full power of personal beauty t must be by ekerishing no- bIt thoughts and hopes and pur- poses. by having something to do and something to live for that Is worthy of humanity and which by expending the capacities of the soul gives expansion and symmetry jo ihe body winch contains it.-Up- ham
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&a | a # i. + .i' I. + + i. + +
 ss A4 LOCAL AND OTHERWISE + ' + < t%4 A +. .a + < # j. f. + i. + #

Mrs. T. p. eravens is recovering from recent illness.
 -Townsend Bros, No. 205 State street Bicycles rented, sold and re- psiree. 'Fr2 us We know our busi- nesS. s 5 I'm Roofing Of al kind Galvanized or painted, iron or feIt and at the right price. al Glevelaud-Matthews Hard ware Go.
 --Ier- E II. GalIigher yesterday re ceiyed a champion possum doe=fHom friend The dog has record of 26 possums in night.
 Just arrived Some beautiful Mis- sion Dining room suites. See them today.-Reap Crawford Furn. Co.
 A marriage license Was issued yesterday by County Clerk ]. H. SheI= by 10 john Kelley and Miss Addia Webb. They are residents of RedrieId. this county
 We deliver anything in the drug line anywhere in the city limits 9romptiy and without extra charge Mann-Tankersley Drug Co. Phone so.
 f. Five exceptional Davenport bar gains If sold before oar neXt car load arrives. < Crawford Fur0 70. We are now exclusive agents for the American Field Fence American and square mesh poultry wire Cleye= iand-Matehews Hardware Co.
 oniy five DayenPorts left of our fourth car load Exceptional bargains in these if sold before onr fifth ear arrives.--Reap < Crawford FuH. Co.
 -Reguhr services will he con ducted at Lakeside church today. The pastor will preach at both hours. Everybody welcome.
 George Edwards, Joseph Alvarez Frank Domuri Joe Kol1ady and Ben Anderson who were arrested satur- day by Patrolman Warren Williams and Detective N \ BraasoH. while they were engaged in poker game under railroad bridge on Inc East side, were fined $lo each in police court yesterday for gambling
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tNAS. HO0BERRY. Ite iarunm ClpRNils Nan. lone 66a.

Sanitary Steam pressing kills thu germs and enlivens the goods .-C e- CTS Dry Cleaning and Dye Works Old phone S61. 2S l-c
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Office Jefferson Hotel
 --------------------------- -------------------
 FOR sALE-Stand desk, ceiIin fans md shafting, counter, railing desk .se. Apply Daily Graphic.
 See oHr Great White Enamel ltae of Bucks Natural Gas Ragees at Reap < Crawford f.Hn. co. T
 Dc E C 0aDaHel. Deu5tst Gzf AZ Tor xtraetlng Office, Citizen aaR aldg, Room 8l6. old phone 24s ne Bluff. Ark a
 sce our new line ef Administer HAFf Squares and R8ss before 57Tios
 Reap < Crawford Furn. o. #
 Children buy your drug store wants each 50c purchase. Bcdell's Phar- macy. 9.3-2W If yoa want a good easy running wagon at T reasonable price see our Florence wagon. Cleveland Matthews Hardware Co.
 "A store for your every purpose for every fuel-in our great Bucks White Enamel line Reap X Crawford Fura Co. IF
 A few Detroit yapor Gasoline Stoves and IIerftck Refrigerators at special prices, at CIeveland-Matthewg Hardware Co.
 WANTED experiences gin man to take charge of a gin at Wab- hasefa Address w L. Davis, Wab= baseka, Ark. 9-9-6t. LOST GOLD BAR#PlN. SET WITH rhFae diamonds two small and one large stone. Finder return te @o2 i1ast Barraq4e street and receive sfo reward 9=f2-6t.
 Special Prices; , pr. shoe soles. Poe, Coolers outfit worth 75c at soc, Niclz1e plated Claw hammers 23e. Buck saws worth zoe and 72c, at Gle 4eland-Mattbews Hardware Co.
 -BHy Yoar Diamonds now. We eill sell them at just little above cost in order 10 advertise our busi- ness.
 \. c. KAHN X co. Diff. f12 Main Street. FOR SALE-TIIE BEST BROKE farmily horse in Pine Bluff. 9 year old, 15 1-2 hands high, dark bay, pace better than 3 minutes Abso- lutely safe for ladies, also one high class Columbus runabout and har- ness. Inquire 1S11 W. Pullen.
 9-12-6t. FOR SALES ACRES, CHICKEN and Garden farm, high and dry Orchard Three room house and out houses Will sell cheap or eX- change for city property, don't ap- ply after thirty days R R. Dug gare. R. F D No ?, Box t2S, Pine Bluff. Ark 9-12-6t C. A. Board of Hensley Island yes terday brought two fine crop speci- mems to the Board of Trad beadquar- ters. One of them. two stalks Of corn were sent here by W. l.. Goodwin, of Plum Bayou. They are 20 feet high and have two ears 10 the stalk. Mr. Goodwin has thirty acres just like it. The other was a stalk of cotton from Mr Boards place nine feeGtal With t6o bolls and squares on it.
 Mrs. statzmm has reopeucd her dress making parIors at MuphyzMar- tin dry goods establishment and will be glad 10 see her many friends there again. 9-tl-St.
 II. Nn5lefsou has arri7ea iG the gtty from Tennessee 10 tal1e ! esi fon as night clerk at Che Arlias- .on Ilolel He suceeeds laHes aaz dick. who recently became dag clerk E. A. sehicker wolr.szar ' #ae atatela who#aas a the aa
 aeyotiag his attention 10 ts aeetae tae aaH. will in future look aftor lhe dining room entirely ue expects 10 make his dining room one of the hest and most ua to Hala H the eity
 When yonr physician calls ask him to leave the prescription. phone us and we will dispatch messenger for same immediatelv.-Ma ersley Drug Co. Phone so. If
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Al IO FOR HIRE

New flFe passenger car. Rates req. sohapLa. Phone W. F. Clarke, No 1902 =.
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1 1s as a-.3 r
 FUR FlErCHER'S gG. A s TO IA
WARNING ORDER.

In the ehancery court of Jefferson county, Arkansas.
 H. H. Berry, plaintiff, vs. c. J. Ber- 2, defendant.
 The defendant, c. J. Berry, is Warn- ed to appear in this court within thirty days to answer the complaint of plaintiff H. H. Berry. Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 21st day Of August 1. D. 1911.
 G. E. LITTLE, Clerk.
 <. M. BARROW, IT., D. G 5 P g Q , 12 1q
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-12

When your physician calls ask him to leave the prescription, phone ns and we will dispatch a messenger for same immediately.-Man ersley Drug Go. Phone so. 5 If
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I BURN IF [. TT,.EE1 2 TED
 TO SUCCEED GATES

Houston. reNas seHt t1=A D. lieHAHfn= #festdeu tfse eh#s ME
 ioa84 #ak 8s today eIae+aa8 reHor and m5mher= o1 eNaaurt9a committee 0f He F&Nas Company a i'll rho vacancy caused " 'h5 Ieaa of 5obn N Ha uusrrzeItz# tlta5ta
 S (. FFu Nov of Kansas c8z. hcad nf tae EaR NoH Kew Company. Wbicd aas fae newsstand agaNctos over the Cotton 1atI and rea Mountain gail- roads, passed Hroaea the ef1y re- eenil1 en route sousa He Inspected Inc local news stand in Union station while here and eomplimented Miss Bertha nod@e on its excellent eondi- ton
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Insure with pinchback Taylor Do it now It will be Appreciated Phone 1032 Office Jefferson Hotel
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-12

Regular services will he eon- ducted at Lakeside church today The pastor will preach al both hours. Everybody welcome.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-12
\. G4.KAHN & co.

9-7-tf. 4f2 Main Street FOR SALE-TEIE BEST BROKE farmily horse in Pine Bluff. year old, 15 1-2 hands high. dark bay. pace better than minutes. Abso- lutely safe for ladies, also one high class Columbus runabout and har- ness. Inquire 1S11 w. Pullen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-12

tfis8Eee 2-sell5 fs quite
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-03-04
ROBIN is GUILTY
BY HIS OWN PLEA
Bank WreCker Creates SenSa-
ton in New York Court.

Joseph g. Robin. the New York bank
wrecker. pleaded guilty TO an indict.
ment charging him with the larceny
OF $4,000 from the Washington say.
ings bank, of which he was formerly
president.
Seven indictments against him re-
main. lie was remanded TO the Tombs
until March % when he will be sen
fenced
4 jury to try Robin had been. with
great difficulty. selected when he en-.
tered his plea The collapse OF Robin 5
defense OF insanity, put forward by
his sister. Dr Louise Robinovitch. and
his counsel. William TrayeIs jerome.
former district attorney. had been
foreshadowed when II was reported
that Robin said he was tired Of all
this looling. but 1t caused stu IN
the court room none the less
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-03-04
Five Burned to Death.

Supposed Ia have been caused by
the explosion OF lamp during the
night. two houses at Oneida. near
Hazleion, Pa, occupied by Gabriel
Gerotsky and Michael Slovak. Hun
garians. were burned and five mem
bers Of the Gerotsky family lost theil
lives in the flames.
Gabriel Gerotsky. the father; his
daugters, Annie. twelve years old. and
Mary. aged eight years. and his sons
Michael four years old. and Gabriel!
two Yeas old. were burned to death
Mrs. Gerolsky and John. crippled
son. escaped.
The crippled boy was awakened
from his sleep by the cracking oil
the nrmes lie and his mother went
downstairs 10 investigate. but could
see no fire. and returned to the sec
ond lloor TO go back 10 bed.
When they reached the top OF the
stairs the flames. which originated in
the Slovak home. had eaten their way
through To their home and shut OF
the sleeping members of the Gerotsky
family and they could iA't be reached
The Sloval, family was awakened In
time and escaped from their home in
safety.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-03-04

FLICK May Get cosby picture.
Il Is reported in London that II. G.
l'rick is the American who offered
s500.G0o Tor Lord I.ansdownes fam
Gus Rembrandt The Mill
Lord Lansdowne has had several
offers Tor this picture and +. \ B.
Widener wen, up to 100000 but with.
out avail.
II is said l.ord l.ansdowne has of
fered the National Gallery the option
OF taking the picture at the price OF.
Tered by Mr.. t'rick
Sir Charles Ilolroyd director OF the
National Gallery. said that the mar
quis had offered the nation the re.
fusal of the work and promised $25..
900 towards It's purchase Sir Charles,
however. despaifed Of raising the sum
necessary unless some millionaire was
prepared to pay the bulk OF the sum,
as in the recent case OF Holbein' s
Duchess OF Milan when $256.000
was given by an anonymous contribu.
tor II is said that an American col
lecior has offered SjO0.0oO for The
Mill"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-03-04
His Heart Split In Two.

A hungarian baker. named navarro
first name Unknown. died suddenly at
his home in New York
The mans Lody was sent To the
morguc and nr O'llan!on found that
the mans heart had split in two
DR.. O'IIanlon says that this proves
that those who say person cannot
die of a broken heart are wrong. He
found loss ol tone in the muscular tbs
sues due 10 insufficient blood supply
A strong emotion might cause the
break in the heart in this condition
kayaro Was sixty years old
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-03-04
Brown Defeats Wolnast

Knockout Brown. OF New York, de.
feated Ad Wolsasr, lightweight cham.
pion. in six round fight Ia philadel
phia.
Brown carried the battle 10 Woigast
in every round lie was wonderfully
strong and aggressive and WOlgast
took many hard knocks II was VOL
CASTS stamina and ring generalship
that prevented Brown from knocking
him out, but at that ON several Occa.
sions the champion was hard pressed
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-03-04
rwenty.six outlaws Killed In Cave

The notorious outlaw. kakim Khan
who for many years has been q thorn
in the side OF the Northwest iron
tier forces in pashawHr, British india,
was surprised with thirty ol his FOL
lowers in a cave by British force
under the command of Lieutenant
Colonel Sir George Roos Neppel chicl
commissioner and agent Ia the COVER
nor general of the Northwest frontier
province llakim Khan refused 10 sur
render and machine gun hailed lead
into his den until all hut ave OF the
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-03-04
woman,s Bite kin Nurse.

Miss Lillian Light. professional
nurse who Tor some time Was Il dis
trict nurse in Lebanon, Pa. died at
her home from blood poisoning. re
sultins from being bitten 10y Ii de
mentcd woman. Mrs. John kImoviski
whom she WIS nursing
Miss l.ighl was bitten III the cnest
and on hen hands lnd arms. ending IN
blood poisoning. due probably to her
rundown condition from overwork \
sister. Mrs John Roberts. lives In
Philndelphia
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-03-04
FIRST BASE BALL ACCIDENT
Batters Nose Broken and Both Eyes
Bruised.

Hugh J. MacWnliams Cornell
student, Of Wilmington. Del. wa
struck in the race ~ base ball IN
practice at the university armoiy m
Ithaca. y. y. and severely hurl
MacWilliams. who was a likely an
didate for the Cornell nine. stepled
mp to bat when his turn came Ito
didu gauge the throH property and
was s,rucl saualcly in the ln,e
The bridge ~ his nose WAS broken
and both eyes badly hWi cd aaa cut
MacWilliams won't be able 10 play
base ball this year
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-03-04
Arkansas Family Poisoned.

Four children OF William Ray. a
timber man. OF Elaine, near Helena,
Ark. are dead. while his wife and
two other children are in hospital
as result oil poisoning. Whether the
family was Intentionally poisoned or
accidentally infected by ptomaine has
tigation. Will Crag. n negro cook. is
detained.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-03-04

trouble III all its
DIRE adful forms I;
shooting pains all
over my body. sick
headache. spinal
weakness, dizziness.
depression, and
Everything that was
lhorrid. j tried many
doctors in different
lparts of the United
States, but Lydia T.
lPinkham's Vegeta.
Ible Compound has
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-03-04
RUFF BACK IN JAIL
Former Political Boss OF San Fran.
cisco Must Serve Sentence.

Abraham Ruef former political 10 :
of San Francisco. who has been on
on bail of nearly s25O,000 for son.
time, pending the result OF certain ap
peals. is back in jail
He was taken into custody Just be
fore midnight. after the state sn
preme court announced that a recent
order granting him rehearing hat
been vacated.
An order committing Ruel to San
Quentin penitentiary. where he viii
serve term oi fourteen years for the
bribine oi Supervisor Furey. was made
by superior judge lawlOr
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-03-04
Pope Sees Aeroplane Flight.

The pope for the first time saw an
aeroplanc flight Aviator Fischer,
starting at Caphanelle. two miles out
side of Rome. circlcd the dome OF ST..
Peters and returned to his starting
point. His holiness watched the fight
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-03-04
MINER FELL 400 FEET
Pittston Mans Body Found In Min
Shaft

Richard McCue. a reaidenl az Plus
ton. Pa. was killed by i0u-loot TALL
down new SHAFT ol the Penns ylNania
Coal company.
Whether he Tell dowL accidentally
or committed suicide viii never be
known. He was seen near the shat,
and was warned away by the engi'
neer who told him he might tall in
He was not seen again but when men
came to work his body was found at
the bottom OF the shalt
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-03-04
Death Ends 4pIavino Doctor"

Katharine. the nne-monihs'cld
daughter of John Fals;ick. OF Allen
town. Pa. died from snse oi carhol @
acid. The children of the FAMILY had
played doctor" and gave her the poi
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-03-04
Job For Taft's Secretary.

II was learned on excellent author.
fly that Charles u. Norton. until re-
Gently secretary to President TAFT will
assume the dutiexoi vice president
Of the First National bank in New
York at an early date.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-03-04
Canada Bars Negroes.

The Dominion government decided
to stop the immigration Of eolored
persons from the United States and
stopped at the boundary ~ Winnipeg
a party which intended To so To west
ern Canada.
They were stopped because they
were regarded as undesirable citizens
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-03-04
REST AND NFAlTH TO MOTHER AND cHIlD.

Mrs. wIHsIow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been
used for over SIXTY WEARS by MILLIONS %
MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
TEErHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. II
SOOTHES the CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS.
ALf,AYS all PAIN CURES WIND collie, and
Is the best remedy for DIARRHu.A. II is ali.
soiutciy harmless. lie sure and ask for Mrs.
winslow's Soothing Syrup" and take no other
Kind. Twenty-Five cents q bottle.