Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-04

IhE LLYOD GROCERY co.
 See Menter and Rosenbloom Co |. 211 1-2 Main St., for best clothing on credit. 10 27 2w.
 The weaths man predicts in- creasing cloudiness for today, with warmer weather.
 -Bvery lady Is invited to call and gst copy of a Bungalow Honey noon" -Tomlinson q Knox Co.
 -Psrson, contemplating the srsct. sa of any building should consult Sith Mitchell EeliEman. architect. Git. ssas Bank Building. tk A fine stock of shot guns. rifles, hunting coats. ammunition. etc. ready for inspection. wall be glad to show
 Aem to you. Fox Brothers Hard ware Go. i,.<.
 Get in with the push and ring w Anerican-Excelsior Ldy c.. whei yeu want your clothes cdeAaed and sessssd and made to look new.
 --In five minutes we can show you trat the "La"rs Ranges ar, diff a. ont and bette than any ~ang. made at "ricee from $e2.00 to s5)G0 Re- IT, mber they ssve 1-3 vol fuel. See ttenl at Cleveland Matthew. Hdw. Co FOR RENT-SIx ROOM FLAT MOD-
 ern Improvements. One block |, from PoStoffice. George B. Moore.
 515 1-2 West Second avenue.
 FOR RENT-FIvE ROOM COTTAGE
 All modern Improvements. Also
 outhouses. Close in. George B.
 Moore. No. 515 1-2 West Second
 avenue II ct.
 Bud Byrd, who is just complet- ing his first years experience as a farmer, has made great success His farm just southwest of the city is yielding good crop of cotton and a better crop of sweet potatoes and peanuts. This year has been given over to experiments by MT. Byrd, and his products now show up remark ably we'll. The peanuts from his farm are among the largest and best ever seen here, and his crop of yellow sweet potato vans is also fine and bountiful. His farm is credit to the county in the way of showing the value of the soil.
 State Auditor lobe announces that the road leading from the state farm to Warner, the nearest railroad point from the farm, is much i'm. proved over it's condition a year ago The county has done considerable work and has placed a crown of gra- vel on the roadbed thrown up by con- victs, under an agreement between the penitentiary board and the coun- ty to improve the road together. Until the present improvement a little tra- vel in rainy weather would soon make the road impassible.-Little Rock Democrat.
 The jury was secured yesterday in the case of the State against Pearl Johnson, the negro woman who is on trial sn the Jefferson circuit court on a charge of murder in the first de- gree She is accused of the assas- siuation of Geneva Pope, young ne- Kress. who was shot and. killed on country road two miles west of this city several months ago. Alter 3e- curing the jury the testimony taking was postponed until 9:S0 o'clock this morning. when the attorneys will go into the case ill earnest.
 Judge ]. ,B Wood, prosecuting attorney for this district. left yester- day for New Orleans, where he will have an operation performed for ap- He was accompanied by his son, Dr. John S Wood, who will remain with hm until his return. 1 News from the sick room of Judge 1 Wood will be communicated to the Seatinel-Record by Dr. John s. Wood i each night after the operation, for the benefit Of the many well wisherS of the prosecutor in this city, who hope that he will soon reeove..-'ao> Springs Sent nel-Record.
 Most disfiguring skin erupuons, .rosula, pimples rashes. etc. are dae i } Impure blood. Burdoee Blood bit' era Ia a cleansing blood tonic. Makes ! you e,ear-eyed. clear-bralned, ciear alinpod