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Mrs. ". Il i.o"kwood. of Newport. Sfi. passed thouGa the city yesterday on faa,' to her hone after Il visit to Mrs. l.ssat I.ou,Ion. al swan Lake.
 Mrs. ]. X. Firl,rrin4, nj Chicago. py~ss'. thlongh thc rjty yesterday rn r"nt" ho@r after spending the past week with df Lewis Lou ion at Swan Lake.
 Miss Mar Yeae"r. pretty and eaa11a ing young lady of lJouisyile Ky. k Il the city tiSitin4 Miss. Woodward. lae@ cashier for Harris. the totographer.
 Mrs Louise Rowland. wh" has beer spending the past few weeks in thtta%. ta king course in dancing k expected T return home in the next day or two.
 Mrs A. Eetan and daughter. Miss Zilia} Retnn of Little Rock. and Alvin Gaie. @ New York accompanied hIr. and Mrs Tracy Mills to their home in this city. fr"l Little Rock where they attended fit' funeral of Albert Retan.
 Miss Iinbert Crar"ns. wh" has gone "' 9 rrip to Tesas to visit friends for ai, .a three weeks iS now stepping tn i'atiaS but leaves som for Galveston t" spend while. Miss e'raeens "ts accompanied ' far as Little Rock by her father.
 \ r Miller of Dayton. ohio, h. lls physical director "oT ;h4 ian#l !. V. a, .ved il th.. eii ant. Will t.=lh work next week. Ilo iS arr:tD.si!s-- th classes and soIne fine york will d"412l t',1 na accomplished in tht phESl"'t! a9Ps ment this seasoIi.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-05
WINTER BLOUSES----

WINTER lSIOUSh,S------
 The Frenchiest shops in tJn'."ir" 7s =' fering a nnque, winter St"eSS. of SMa',a - .1. the earliest showing of spring heat't es they could not he more statnty in @.'f@ and if they were intended for midday August they could not be more crisp. mo absolutely washable.
 It Is comforting to hear from those in 2 position to know that the really fE. sh,rtwaisr will be worn by th" dis''"i1p' nating These late arrivals from Paris t7' many of them, fastened dc1n the fr"9' =. trne shirt waist style. Both these and ' TIT" materials and white linen ssd1 ar innm tad.f T3 e color either ve"ven i0 the alternate sa.i.=z stripes or shrojdsrea on ts" taii1d nir@tS' in " ~ place or another: either around the '.t CT below the stock collar te f1rm l..,iay ra1 down the front provides tho almost eessary frin.
 Both the cravat (which is aan""0ustT fered with tha bouse} and the c"i%f'4 touches on the matorial ar" ,7tNnd.ei '9 bring harmony with the cloth Snit which it }}a|Hn2s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-05
AT RLTEf'GTi CLCBa

AT BLUFF CITY CLUB.
 4 deIghtful bail given hy th" NutT City Club at their hall was greatly enjoyed last evenin& hy q crowd of young. pe"pie, They spent the evening in dancing and nartakinc of dainty refreshments at inter- vals Those who attended were: Miss Idahlia Roth and Harry Ilanf: Miss Fasa Sonnenschen and Ike Kaufman; Miss h>s,e t,ottliah= and Harold Roth; Miss FloreHes. (ilachowsky and Charles Malacho"'FE :
 as Selma Roseniaum and l. Aoslsa@.. 2.
 ss Jessie Waterman and tlarenG" li..nI
 ssa1srs and Hesdan1cs Joe Meyer, l 70 ka> tor. Sam Katzenstcin and NJ Gottlieh; Mesdamcs Charles RIoom and H. E. tSn= thenthal: Harold Friedman. 1,sttl" h"'Es Kirshman and Harold Bmthonthal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-05
Remarkable Cure
A Texas Lady Writes:

"Words cannot express my gratitude to Cardui, . writes Mrs. M. Scott, of WelIborn, Tex "t has been the means Of saving my lite took according to d rechons, and am now well Woman and do all of my own work.
 The lump in my right side has entirely disap- peared, although several physicians said could never recover without surgical operation. Everybody thinks 1t a remarkable cure.
 Before took Cardui suffered the most exerucf atlng pain that anyone experienced and had almost given up to hopeless despair What Cardui did for ne 1t will do for others. will continue to praise if long as live, for consider n the finest medicineever dis- covered, for all female ailments
 Cardu has achieved wonderful success in chronic cases Of Wonlany ills, similar to that of Mrs. Scott
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-05

Peoples Savings BaDk and Trust Co. pay interest "n time deposits and saving accounts. Special attention given to sale of aHs Kinds ef Real Es- tate. Let us iisa any property you may nave s0s sale. & 29- q 1mo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-05

QuI WYE CLUB.
 The Qui Vi1e Club held it's meeting Ns,s terday afternean with Mrs. Frank Arnold on West Seventh avonne. Ilt' home "'1= decorated with cut flowers and ioiitf plants. and WAS very attractive. IntrrrsI ing games were enjoyed during th" afte. noon by the guests. after which d"li@htfa refreshments were served. Those present were Mesdalnes Dick Barnett, Robert Ben ton. c. K carnthers. W. C. Hudson Nil lie l1alzlip Finn Huttm ;, Hardy i>iiSa5n ,..,, Aley RoWolI. Kemp Toney. Will 'r&&"zEl John Wilbonrne. J. W. Withrrs. N. Barnett will he hostess at the n"Nt meet ing
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-05
Children Cry
 FOR FLETcHER'S c A s O RI A

For rent three nicely furnished foonis, with modern convenlencee convenient to four boarding hOusey
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-05
tDLE ROLL. ENTERTAINED.

CRADLE ROLL. ENTENTAINE.U
 The rntcrlHinnlrnt given hH Mrs. ! ". Crawford yesterday afternoon for the Cradle Roll af tho First Presbyterian church Na~ &re9tiv enjoyed ny Il lar2" number nf the little tots and their Mum mas and "!irandmas Mrs. CraW ford had prepared for the occasion hH de corating the hall With yellow chrysan- themums and the parlor with r"d roses. So the holne vas made very attractive The babies played mostly in tn" yard on account of th" ideal weather and the nature of their games was blowing S"at bubbles and playing with different E!l4 of toys nainty refreshments were served to the yo,n@ and old gtests during the afternoon Mrs. Crawford Was assisted i'll receiving her tinr fr tends and their I,ar ents by Mesdalnns. Goree. Murphy. Sii@H and Stranl.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-05

Join the Pressing Club of the Amer ican Excelsior Laundry. It costs you $1.oo per month and you can have four suits pressed each month. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-05

-daTr ''. l''ii-' Rock Fe>tsf- ,, l' W phon. a6 Douglas v.,, il, the. 'ttA Ne>teria, "
 II4t"r has returned fron s l.. '", ..'>- rip to Little Rock
 Hrs l.. W Glraa"ul. of Fu4l, "'f IT th'. city y,>ter.g..y.
 ...a &. t;.is~cl'gq. has r"turned from f'l'F'SS tr.p {" fitt1,.- Rock
 nS N L. NrGau:hy spent yc>,,.,,.. WlD Mrs Jalaes Gon!4 u Noble Lal. /. Ns.aiA Ii " Ware. of NtoSr0w. VyIs in ing ''A tt'st"rjay attending [" htSina~e
 NJ Nir@iaie Crittendot of Athciai,zs-i "as Line e1} Nrstcroiay taking her nu.ts f.@ DI-h, special agent for the L. F. irI 'i!d C"iIl&ny. If Little Rock si-i. "d ! agents. ih" uoia" fnsuranc" As.'.sey "regrsterlaH ,-..-,.-------.-....-.
 f@o W. List and Jess" <. H"rp welt |" tln HaSou yesterday ta spend s"fera, dHNt Bunting quail ---=---=----..- F.. Nli ". I. Payne and daughter. i.,lrilto. nf N l''ill. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. l.a" r'ne 'tnt"h"r in this city.
 JN. Enehan. F.. r. Hendricks. F. k. Smt Joe Albright and \, B. tnehn@ wrle ee"ent visitors in Little Rock.
 ar D. \. Kendall, of Kansas City. IF riy,Hhere yesterday afternoon and is th'. gursi o1 Mrs II. G. lIigsinb"tham.
 EIrT Richards. & C. Seabrook a'i3 torM w. T. Woodbridge were in l,ittlr kok attending the federal court Wr,i- nnsdf
 Mr T. ! Collier. who has h"nn ar,.s ot Mrs. W. F.. Collier for Il ~ll #.r whas has retnrnrd [" her hom" Il Al ths tTf.
 Nrs x Nj Taylor and Mrs, K. T r t.r Smd h;tbY. Taylor Roberts. have &"n" t0 Vl,has,ei<:t where the will visit fer T few ktsss
 MtS NutIr ,;;t>ke. wh" has been wishing in (Jahama for two months oh arrnnRi a her slGlth. has returned home [" tiIiS f'f3 @rcatF improved.
 Sl,ehi W. b. lreston of ArkansaS i,s n hn citv on huNiu,.SS. IT." is ui;ihl" i ..rt sNnt pi4,4au ,'rIt.unz>. =h"iA@ i szl rr frn, rheaHmtt%m
 Mr. aud Mrs. E. H. NJ. Mills 'Si,9 and sNTs Tracy Mills have returned I.ittk Rock. Wbcr" they attended the fHi' cr 8f Albert Hrtan
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-05
PHYSICIANS HAVE
 NOT SOLVED PELLAGRA 4

Columbia, Nov 4-After two days Of discussion the most brilliant phy. sicians T the south announce that they are unable to determine cause or cure of pellagra. Corn is found 10 be the only known cause. The disease prevails among animals H we'll as men,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-05
NIfAlRAND1 E,T

By an arrangement made by the mvulher~ of St .TosepEl's Catholic church who Ill at the residence of Monsg. Lnccy W"'lng's day evening, the annual banquet of church will he held from November 2@ 25. and the aSt nigh, Will he devoted ts' T public bananot This affair promises [" f5 much gle:,tc" ard 2grailtier th;'n thy ''t lH5s of it's kind :.ivrn in the past
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-05
STATE OF OHIO. CITY OF TOLEDO
 T.ECAS COUNTY

Frank l. Cheney makes oath thai he i senior partner of the firm of F. ]. Ghene, and Co. doing business in the city "t v le,Io county and state aforesaid. and th3 said firm will pay the sum of ONE III ' DRIED DOLLARS for each and every r4~ of catarrh, that comet hc cured by tn" u- of Halls Catarrh Cure.
 FRANK J. CHENEY Sworn to before me and subscribed in in' rrrSeucc this 9th day of December. \. r 1SS6.
 A. W. GLEASON.
 Notary Public tSeal, HaUS Catarrh Cure s taken intr1!.',i'' and acts directly on the blood and Al'' cons surfaces of the system Send r. testimonials free.
 F. !. CHENEY Toledo. anio Sold by all druggists !1c. Take Halls Family Pills for cons ir'' ion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-05
Phh NT'E HSsj' EHtsKE8.
N;ol0Im )

Rooms 15c to 75c The best place for the ,noney j S THOMAS, Mgr
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-05
q < | | | | < i | + + | | ++ + | | SOCIETY. <
TEA AND BAZAAR \ SUCCESS.
1. + + + l. + l. F f + < + + + +

TEA AND H.iXAAR | SUCCESS.
 The tea and bazaar held at the home of Mrs. Ton Phillips. ca West Sr~and avenur. yesterday afternoon and evening from o'rior& until II o=ciork under tft auspices of line munimlrnt committee "l the [. l'. C, was "Oupict" >oriat afEt financiai success. The adnis ,ion N.> twenty fiv" cents and the inside ths many proHin"lt society people thhfo}..t 7 enjoyed themselves The houl" Wis tie coratrd with cut flowers and ferns ;tnd pas quit" attfart3r Tn" ;lttlni*,i.''I k, Atsitlcd thc-sHc>i, to tht.= dainty r.f.sa>a 4s ats sr.,e,! by tN" Indies I'!r iaIic5 is2 a beautiful display of fancy WnsA :u. 4. large amount Was sold during Inc after Faon. Fh" hotg" made ,aladr >ttt was also lih"rAily purchased.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-05
RlHTIIb SIrE1'E[sr' PARTY

Little Char'ie l!nlzlt,0er wa~ ;,@tr'.st : surprised Wa'iIl say night. "nru ti,"Ht two dozen liIt!r fplE visited his home with many pre-.5ta l.. lis b.rtiAay. th's, played gaI.I"> aud >ycre d"i"ti't fully oHt"r tained. Al ni"" o'clock they, were inyi'r' into the " ". e room. where dainty refresit ments ". krery"d. All rrpolt"a haxiH. Ruth GiL I'4isy Proctor. Mildrc'i Rogers t,icE ] Eaton. Frankie Osborn, Doiie Col. frtir '':lster Jessie E,;'at:. . Edna ThaN's 5.iaGyS t"lgan: Emma Cats ter Florence Thnin. Ethel ldckrr, i1tlttt Colpan Lizzie GalStcr. Norma Osborn Freda ldcker. Irene ColGan Fred Nancy Clarence IIoZhaucr Walter Thain, Goo rich Lyons. Frank Eiolzhan"r. Jim Fiallel
 LorcnZa Gibson. Charlie HolZhau"r,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-05

2 @r W. List and Jesse n Corr w,.t Eiln BaSau yesterday to spend severn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-05

SlFERDAY SPECIALS DRESSED CHICKENS SEsI1-SHlPT OYSTERS SQuIRREI.S CNL1FIOWER LETTUCE TON aToEs GRAPEFRUIT FLORIDA ORANGES FIFE LLOYD GROCERY co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-05

lf " I. Payn" and daughter. i.urflto,
 S r''iil. are visiting Mr and Mrs. l.1W ln trNtehnl in this nitN
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-05

.@ l4.i-h, special agent for the l.. l.. ( ai-d C"AIlGay. If Little Rock sI~i.-
 ' agents. fh' Home Insurance Aga-scN lt.Sl tlrtlnN. .s..-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-05

l N. Euehan F.. F. Hendricks. r.. K. ln, Joe Albright and A. E. tuNhiu..
 .lNn na.ent visitors in I.iftl.. Rock
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-05
 BRIEF MENTION.

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-05

! Err Richards, $. C. Snlbrook a'tl
 ! torIN w. T. Woodbridge were in littl" 1 Ko,k attending the federal court We'd
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-05

b. \. Kendall, of Kansas Citv.. ar hcre yesterday afternoon and iS the o1 Mrs. II. G. lIig@inhotham.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-05

Mr T. ]. Collier. who has heen | 9roFa at Mrs W. F.. Collier for II ~li= at. Whh has rctnrnrd r." her hom" II Al
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-05

G.ai.t 'i W Ware. of NoCroW. WIS in '''Nt"1'i,ry attending to htI,a"~~ k I'@iaia Crittrndou of AHhciatzs n Il" .ii} yesterday taking her mtt-,tt
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-12-03

know. Though he had taken the
home paper regularly for years, he
never saw line in 1t that such good,
were to be had. The mail-order
house came after the trade and got
1t. Merchants and manufacturers who
fail to advertise what they have should
not expect TO compete with those
who do. The very best articles at the
lowest prices will be passed by when
people are unaware of their existence.
Probably II the merchant had adver-
tised and the farmer had bought frosa
him he wouldn't have known that
his advertisement had brought the
business, anyway, and 50 would not
have given it credit. Publicity often
reaches much further than is out
wardly perceptible.-Exchange.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-12-03

enough support TO insure their sue
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-12-03
QUICK'S PILLS
For Liver Ills
Saves Doctors Bills.
County School Teacher.

The requirements of the County
teacher are rot many. She mus!
be a primary, inc mediate, grammer
grade, high school teacher combined
she must be able to build fires, adjus,
fallen s5ove pipes, put in window
panes, sweep, dust, split kindling,
drive a horse, keep out the neighbor-
Ing quarrels, know how and when
10 whip a bad boy, understand the
school laws, raise money for librar-
les, keep all kinds Of records, plant
Jrees on Arbor day, be of good moral
character. and pass an examination in
the modern branches Of education.
For these accomplishments she re-
ceives $50 a month. Out of this she
pays her board, buys her clothes, at
tends the summer schools, buys ed
ucational papers and books, and
slate pencils for the pupils. What Is
left she adds 20 her bank account
or start bank if she prefers. I'm
less something is done TO reduce her
wages, school teachers will have a
of the wealth of the coun-
ty, and We will find in our midst a
labor organizations which will me-
nance our free institutions and en-
slave our tax payers..-Ex.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-12-03
Colors and Tempers.

A French paper tells the story
Of a married pair whose domestic life
was embittered by quarrels without
a delequate occasions. Under the
advice Of the family physician the
husband replaced red wall paper with
blue. and perfect harmony was es-
tablished; the wife's disposition be-
came that Of an angel and the hus-
band suddenly grew sweet-tempered
Although the bluegrass craze of
twenty-five years ago is not en-
tirely forgotten, we have not the least
disposition to throw discretit upon
this story. If a red parasol will in
furiate a naughty bull and a gentle
sad-eyed COW, 4 Is not incredible they
should have a similar effect upon
humans of both sexes. But We should
like to know how the French hus-
band changed the wall paper. Is ii
possible that men are so far eman-
cipated in France that they can do
thing ike that? An Amrican hus-
band who should attempt to change
the papcring Of his house would en-
counter experiences that would termi-
nate the experiment long before the
change Of blue for red had time TO
produce its effect upon the wife's
disposition.
II red excites the temper and blue
Governments, SAFE and National is
:ranquilizes it, then the duty of our
perfectly clear. Red wall paper must
be abolished. The Federal Government
must not collect a tax from corp
orltions making the exciting article;
It must not be a party to the de-
sruction Of hapy homes; 1t mus
simply and Immediately taboo red
wall paper. And while pink paper
can not be said to be red, yet 1t is
incliued toward red, and very
suscept bic people might become
.nfuriaed by pink walls. Tha.
pink is the flvori,e color
with women mus. no; be Above
o obscure tie fact thar it tends to-
ward red.
If the ingenious French family phys
.cian will discover what colors in
cline men to apply hot and rebel
lious liquors 10 their blood, and what
hues subject women 10 the merc.less
domination Of bridge whis-, we may
prescribe them also and change our
characters by changing our col
Ors.-Philldclph.a Record.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-12-03
how,s rhIs7

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Csearrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catrrh
Cure. F. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo. O
We. the undersigned. have known
F. J. Cheney for the last Is years.and
believe him perfectly honorable In
all business transactions and finan-
cially able 20 carry out any oblig-
tons made by his firm.
walding. Kinnan & Marvin. whole
sale Druggists. Toledo, o.
Halls Cararrh Cure is taken inter-
nhlly. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price as cents
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-12-03
GIVES MONEY TO AID
GIRL WHO KILLED man.
Millionaire Thinks She was Jus.
titled by Unwritten Law will
Help Her Out.

Touched by the plight Of Alma
Bell. Of Auburn, Cal, who is facing a
charge OF having murdered her lover
under the code OF the unwritten law
d. d. Walker. former merchant prince
of st. Louis, who is now in Los An
geles. aided the young woman by
sending her a substantial money or
der for cash. Mr.. Walker is rated at
s12, O00. 900.
Something in that girls pathetic
condition appealed to me-" said Mr..
Walker to-day. THE telegraph ac-
count said that she was making a few
little articles by hand to help pay for
her defense want to help her
out"
AS the father of five of the bright
est young men of the Noodle West,
Mr.. Walker speaks with a deep feel
ing on treatment of girlhood.
when my boys we're IL years old
| laid down the law of right and
wrong to them on subjects of this
kind, and they never forgot it, he
said Il told them that il any act
of that kind was committed by them
they would have 10 marry the girl,
and that more ignorant the girl hap
pened to be, the greater their
crime, as men of education and re-
finement. believe that all fathers
should warn their sons along this
line.
IF this poor girl killed the man
who first ruined her and then cast
her aside. she ought 20 have killed
him, unless some Of her male rela-
tives heard of 1t first and beat her
to him.
L believe in the lynch law in such
cases for a negro, because he Is dan
gerous and savage and must be con-
trolled through fear, and for the
white man ten times over, because he
is civilized and ought to be cham
pion and the protector of virtue.
Pure womanhood is the greatest of
Gods gifts to man. and man should
cherish and protect her"
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-12-03
Woman's Home Companion for
December.

The artistic features of this issue
are striking. A full-page painting OF
the Madonna by louise Cox, delight
full full-page Child Painting in colors
by Jessie WILCOX Smith, two pages
Of profusely illustrated humorous
verse by James Whiscomb Riley, and
an amusing story in pictures, Their
Christmas Visit Home"
There is good, Christmassy fiction
in this issue by Myra Kelly. iona
Gale. Hubert Footncr and John d.
Barry. There is a serial by Katha-
rine Holland Brown, and a detective
story by Anna Katharine Green.
which proves once more this writer's
genius for novel and intricate plots.
The glamour that surrounds all
queens is particularly s,rorg about
the supposedly romantic Queen of
Italy. That glamour fades away be-
fore the treDchant pen Of Kellogg Dur
land, who calls her the most popular
queen of Europe.
Cincinnati is a happy city-accord-
ing to Womans Home Companion.
Investigators have gone there 10 live
and they tell in this Christmas issue
why Cincinnati is a fine American
city. This is the second of series
of articles on American cities, and is
in vivid contrast to last months ar
ticle on Pittsburg.
Lyman ABBOTT has a Christmas talk
and there are more OF Edward Ever
EFT Hale's delightful "reminiscences.
This issue is essentially a Christ
mas one, and is filled with new ideas
for Christmas presents, Christmas EN-
broidery, Christmas decorations.
Christmas festivities and Christmas
cooking.
Dhe regular DEPARTMENTS appear
as usual. but most of those are bigger
than in any other month.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-12-03

formation to General Giilem which
caused Morganis death and the cap
ture OF his command was a boy nam
ed John Leady and others who gave
the directions as to how to move in
order to effect the surprise OF Gen.
Morgan. In fact General Gillem sent
a dispatch to his superior officers
intended to put an end to the rumors
Of a woman's having betrayed the
Confederate General. In this he stat
ed that no woman had given him the
that led to the capture
and killing Of General Morgan"
The young woman who was suspect
ed OF the treachery seems never TO
have denied the charge. Mr.. Gaines
does not know what became Of her.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-12-03
Value of Publicity.

A merchant in a small town who
saw a farmer receive goods at a
railroad station from a mailorder
house told him he could have sold
the same goods for less money and
saved the freight besides. The far
mer asked why he didn't let people
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-12-03
Could Not Be Better.

No one has ever made salve, ONT
ment, lotion or balm 10 compare with
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Its the one
perfect healer OF Cuts, COrnns, Burns,
Bruises, Sores, Scalds. Botls, Ulcers,
Eczema, Salt Rheum. For Sore Eyes
Cold Sores. Chapped Hands rs su-
preme. Infall.ble for Piles. Only 25c
az all druggilSs.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-12-03
A Reliable
Remedy
EIy's Cream Balm
is quickly absorbed.
$3.50

Gives Relief at Once.
1t chsanses, soothes,
heals and protects
the diseased mem
brane resulting from
Catarrh and drives
away a Cold in the
Head quickly. Re-
stores the Senses of
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-12-03

Taste and Smell. Full size so cts. at Drug
gists or by mail. In liquid form, rs cents.
Ely Brothers, So Warren Street, New York.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-19

FOR SALE-A 10-room house, for two
families; rent $21 per month; lot 40x
100 feet; reason for selling. owner has
left city and needs money to extend
business; price only $4,000; at 1915
Fourth avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-19

FOR RENT - Nicely furnished room.
with modern conveniences; 1915
Fourth avenue
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-19

FOR SALE - A dandy new house on
Eleventh street; has furnace, gas,
electric light, bath room, and is a hne
place; we can sell for $500. 5000
down and balance monthly. H. K.
Walker, agent.