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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-10
Sic WeidDGftslaac.

Hud) Dem administration triit
eepobnlid cine geihditlide &uhc-
pnule ein. go aid, in biclem Sabre.
,itl 8unsen errpnriet man ober iiir
hieieS Sahr cine rege 8eihGftstbdti1-
felt. bod, Iii,b bic Serb1ltnific ridlt
reht liar. Sobe @onrcnpreiIc rn,o
Nrhcitcr . N9itntion iinb bcoroll-
lid,e Gridtinunaen; itnlloncbr, hd
ein lpeiterea Steigen Der Ereiic iiir
Nobrimgsmittel iuno 9ebiiriniBurti-
feI in ausii6t iteht. Gs hat eol,j ben
Inifein. oils OF Der Sobepunft Der
Sbeuerllng - benn bon ciner ioltlen
bari n,oi, Bel ben lestaen Ereilell
lton ipredcll nod llidlt erreltlt
lei. Gle aauifrait DER 2obne f1!it
nit Dem Stcigcn Der Yreiie. Sorii,
lie9t cire 8eiobr fir Die 3ufunft,
henn ioit aac pirtbidaitlid,en ari-
ier Der 8ereongenebit iino Ourd)
1beuerui9 einaeleitet lporoen. Iic
Spe5iaI. 9oiifait hes Er1Fpenten Oil
ben GongreB hat iueber all Der 9orie,
i,ot] in Srl,it. ltno Corporations.
areiien 9euurnbisune be%rporgeru.
len. Cine Storune ser @eiddite poll
oieier Seite lit aIio nidt su beiiird-
ten. SilSem Der HrGiioent ieinen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-10
gcfanntmadungen
Dep%artcmeut fir 1iientltde gerbeferungtn.
Inter cparfemtn beSi observation-disclosures.

uHfer' ScpatteHItWt osc pI'SNPsu'sn
separalc nsrlieeelie' agafbote matttrt BIZ.
pofdis. for pum6er /" . Grppofats for SanS.
rTTopofGIs tor GobbIe or Rl;bpIs, aeaotns
Stoue auo Vroftr clone" s4yopofnis for "
tYtiieo 8astns gicdS'" .SrgpDial$ tos & s Sii5It
5 HfSds S''U ssrs Sissiis iStos smssisa r. a sssss"i,
GnS giaefione, ygropofnIs tor Granite Rapina
Blods," ~Bropefafs Tor eipeipalt aub . Selpcr
grid, " 9ropoiai8 for ebeei a.spbaIt Hepatre
sarsipsrs, yBropOifaJs fst 9atits. Eils ett,
sS9ropofaIs for. eoale Rropaiais Iore Setper
Srisfionss" 81 ssorib aIISer SSiiilsi.olr, ssroiBos
tals Tor Eonarr arb DIAL Gait Iron W.aiboie
SSnisfi Gcssrs." S8sopo7aIs iss ,saas SsssrL.
pafbeo ,@nrerctft @raecI auo nnfhebl Ginrr
@rapel. fir ben ulaemeinen Sebrnh1 hes
GtabtsS naenieurt9 epartenirits sfpIhtero hss
2ahres 1910, iperSeri .bierrtit etrgeforoert nno
l gs,5.a {, AZ ssg ISSGS9 2, afo OarSia gar f., 0f sS.
reau res StaeiAR eatitsaiora. ,8aibhaus5 Ralii:
mote. btS II llbr 8prntitia9s am IL. Jauunr
1910 ~entgeaen Betornn1er. -.
Gin ecsIgnhiatsI G!cd beg gtetets airf cine
saseF ginStt ss1.e boH; sali AZ. afS $esos ssn 'g - Ssnl
in ben .Spe8ihfatiorert, aeaqnIrtet 8stfage NUT
ieSem .Nnaebot beiaeti6i feiH. gpeSfiatiogen
unb Mnseboig,spriniIar re 1nb nIf ;serlanaen
u btefenl, gfIeati LerhdItIih| anaebots irerncn
fir ieoc Aft Der. oben gnaeeebensf gsattrialten
aennrttcn msutertnlten lttfert .iqnnl pas Tsft
n tiertntt bpthetaIieu, ttsenb eines ODER, aue
- 9. Z. seHbaG, 8
etaots5naenisur. {
4. Barn gsakosf,
{ .Brliibefi Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CSe530,3 81 ,SaIt3Tf, 5 Z, Z, S,t0,tl)is2 y II y".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-10
lie iino aus Ser Sort @apne 6reic

fNNllN
Sn 1em gorf baben. i'd
5mei 1nmen-S hneioerinnem peldlc
in ben lebten Sobren iiir. ettpo 1907
600 Collars fran5oiiite aoitiimc I'M
portirt, aber 1lllr fiir 10000 Collars
Der 5rRpprte 3olI be3ublt bottef. oeS
Sd)mue9cls ihul6ig befonlt. Sic
puroen 5u ie 1900 Collars Straie
perllrtheilt. Eo ser Sol ouf iol6e
&leiOer, mic lie aeid)nluggelt 1poroen
mnrcn, 80 Rroaeltt betrogt, 10 beldutt
lid Die 3olbinter3iebung Der beioen
@erurtbeiltcn ouf 60,0o0 Collars.
@enn BON oieicr Sunlme aud, ell
Sbeil an oie 3oIlbeuinten 9eSobit
lporben lit ,uelte Die Gird)Itehereielt
moglid matteu. 10 bleibt filr Die
Sfntugglerin1en bod, nod Elm HeiE.
neroienit bon 10000 bis 10000 Goe-
lars iibrig. Ger SdmuiggeI bot lid,
troBoem gut be5ahlt. 8or Oos &c.
rif)t 10 no1lid)tig neil es Srpilell me
rem, Die Snfel Gam beidppinoelten?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-10
Tprctba .Hittmener.

Sc iidtb. an 6. t%,Sni,uar 1910 Doretha Eitt.
ureper,. aelicbte Satin bon SotHI 9itttnteper.
Die geerpiG!ln9 finoei, 0.pntaa,' bert 10. 3ar.
rid Bart, SufiimorrsG unntn. nus mad Der ct.
Gtlehictsaircbe itott. noielbft cine I%ieauieiHs
0Peiie ~aefuite1t iperher' lptrh. ~ (S--lQC 3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-10
Tr. Mnitap @arliB.

Is itarb am s. M,niiar 1910. II. 8nttap
MatIip,, ~aeliebter Sdtte per perftorberen Caro-
y s11'e Sfns'1s' : > +i llSr ,St SoS 1ei1lsr l' @Sbna ntsnn 49,
81, Hpto.oigh' 5frdnr, aus itutt. 8erpdnote
nno Sreunoe iiro eingeInben, beiailipobner. Sci.
fetilia pfipattm MT Der baltimore Gentetern'.
-ll--ln - -. - $3.50 - :.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-10

eniIaIiung Gindot'S politiif aus
iflodten iperben. Iie Gntlaiiuitg
9infot'S miro nid,t oas leBte 8apitel
IN Der Iffoire Slabs Bintot > 9ol-
Iinaer iein; es iueroen beftige repu.
blifnniidle Softionsf6mpfe erlportct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-10
Mhbclmiuc @ittler,

Us. itarb 2onntae, sen O. fSanitit 1910, nm
i45 9iahmittGes. Gilbctmins Nittlrr, aelietic
Satiin BON penrp g9ittlcr. 60 Sabre alt S!e
geerbigilIta 'fiilnef Wittipodt, bet l.. Sdniiar,
Nafmiitl83 2 ubr, bon ibrer gSobnura, 9'r.
1906, 5eberal. 2trahe. aus Guf ocr mt. Gar
mel NcInctern" finti. -. 10-n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-10
MiiInreh I. Urn.

Is iiarb am s.. Sdilu1r 1910 IN ihrer 2Sphs
rpra. Mr.. 106, DltSentn. etraHe. .4,t!brse 4,
Durn int 9llier bon go Sa1ren. 'aeliebif Satin
bon 9rn. Snntcss T.. Corn (eebs 9prhD. Bic
10. llbr, bon, obenacnnnrtcr 9SobHunG nus fat,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-10
Nnna Is. MiQcr.

Is iiarh AM 8. Sdruur 1910 i'll iprcr HSuh
hhahS' MIDI; IN, 49, jn Jsmst! o SitSHs; Mm"a g I'M
9ohier uon Spbn UNI Nilbelmifle Wiuer. Sic
3eii Der Sceroignne iutro ipdter ,anse3etpt.
lInl --.-- : = =. ----- -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-10

,1eatiMer militia r.9ercin upn .gatintpre, .MlS,"
Sdliptqudrter; @aarsr's Gafc, ytr. 116, Noros
% r 8aeafStrabc. ,.st.s
samerdpeL, Die nit @brrn I'm ochtihen Seere
ober 5lotte Geoieflt babcH, iino pei ans .ftetS
her3lido iuiHlorlmeit. . (San5.3Wtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-10

Werfnnat, - sptprf Mdnuepi 81 bis SO bro
eerrer /. Mufrblns"@, mddben ans ISbren in iuents
deu s9oteir' eipcn erittIniTiaen 8ininbsr: unfeTe
Sruonirten iins bei ben bbfficrt 9ebner &C.
ipiiHi1t; 9cStHeiinuer draiclmhar; Gag lno
sbcfibsNIa fen, pTaltinipre Sraoe Sdlaie. str.
22L gSeit.3ranflius Sirabe. Cant
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-10

@cncraI Somcs y. Meu.
Der, belIer befannt ais Dumping
Sim, brobt ouf leille oltei, Gage
nod gou5 acknowledgement. Rad)oem
er III Den letten Sobrcn Elm fanotis
ider Erobibitioniit gelporoen lit, Der.
meull or Die Wod)t bate, alle @irtb-
id)often nit Stllmpf mo Sticl aus
rotten miiroc mo oic Wirtbc iclbit
ull liebiten u%tibdn9eu mod,te, lit CT
Jest aud ullter bic @lolbensbeiler
gegnngell. Gr miro bel Der bepors
Itcbenoen oSuhresperlnmmlung Melcr
an HeligipnSmohn leibenoen &Gl1je
cine Der Saupirollcn ipielen. - NltL
lpcnlt er lid ciilntal beiln aranflpcrs
Den, itott Gr5tlid)e Siilfe III Muiprild)
81 llebntcr, ji Sooe betet, 10 lit bas
ic lcinc cigcne Sad)c mo gebt iflicb-
lid Nienlonoen etiuos at. Hcliglcri9
fam MAJ, hod)itcns bnrouf ieir, 81
mos Der olte Climber, pardon, mir
mpllten logcn, aroBc Sciligc iid ndds
items nod befcbren miro. Gas Stunt
pen fam or cinnlol nift laiien. llno
10 mas miro in u%niercr itaatlihen
NubmeshuQc OnotiirIid i'm 9iIoe.
rlit)t in bohItei9encr Eerion) olfgcs
bdr9t! ySoipa Hef."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-10
Dat 3aWu Cemetery,
Cater m. Aoenus.3ioab, uabe siortt Vpint.WpaS.
, .estalbiee 9uiiint. Nraebtpuls Sage.
CSuRtl0, b.Ulie) 1~


BRrean: .Rr. 81, 3ct.s aratpaa. atrase, uno
.SGupt.Gtngaua: Greberid.S9pab.
9e9rdbnibpldbe BON $2b nu, inter beftdthiaer
ipsrbsii i'm 1reihbauS am 9aupt.Gtnedng ee'
tunber 'urter slsent miro, welH aeipiiifnt,
porfprenen. -W2--)f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-10

S%tonopunft flor gelegt, bat er berl'
bigeno aeipirft. Srosoem bleibt bic
@efnhr, oab Bel Der iteigeuOen Cen
beng Der Breiie Der Gonium bon Sci.
ten Der Irbciter rnb Ser fir feIteS
@ebalt Ineeitelten ein9eidronft
iperoen mliB. Goburd iuiirbeh no.
tiirIid) aud Snbuitrie unb Sonocl
rngiinitig beeinfluBt merben. l~lnierc
SonbelsbiIans lit i'm 9ergleih nit
%friiberen Sobren nod immer ungiills
itig u1o u~tiere Inleben i'm ails,
lanoe limo aeiticeen. Sic SGbe fir.
@eIo baben in letter @ode ibarf arlr
geso9en. bod trot IN Ser 3lpeitcil
@odenb6lite lpieoer cine GrIeid)te.
rlln9 ein. Ger &od)en.allsmeis scr
giiociirten Banter non NcmsOorf CT.
gibt cine Nbnabme bes lteberihuiicS
iiber Die geietlihe &eierpe bon T..
l22,S10 Collars, oas Gorlebe,.Gonto
nabm lin mebr nls 3 t/3 MiQionen
81 uno bic Iepoiiten perringerte!l
iid) nm mebr oils ~ MiQionen. Gie
observation-disclosures Der goufen e.
irla 81 Gnoe Ser ISOLDE 4,765,OD
Collars aegen 22,693.0D Collars in
Der &orluod)e. Gle Bancroft toti.
Itif ipeiIt giinitiaere 3oblen alf, be-.
iorloera lit bie Sunume Der &erbin0s
lihteiteu meientlidy nieori9er gerpor,
sen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-10

Huiplnnbs iirfiidJc YGbcr.
equitable. @ebGuSe, guramt sesta., etets often
lTpnid f1l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-10


Senutor@lfina pom @eit
Girqinien bat lid iiber bic bobcn
Ereiie Der 2ebensmittel ailsoeipro'
fcr. Gr iogt: Gle jebieen 3uitGnoc
Iaiien lid niht pieI lGn9er tragen,
penn Die glrbcitsl0bne iinb BON oct
2ebenamittel .Greiien bereits iiberbolt
lporbtll. IoS beoeutet, onB Die gro.
ben Wnllen ltidlt n1ebr meniheilmily,
dig leben tounen. Wenn cine Sotni-
lie nitt bilngerll iQlI, miiiien Die 8irs
Ser I'M 5orten Sitter sur Nrbeit &c
triebcn luerbcn, Inn perbienen 81 hel.
fen. Sos iii ser llniergaug ser 81,
piliiatlon. GS lit Biliht oes Con
0reiies Abbiitfe 81 ihaifen. Wie Dos
aciteben ioll. oariiber ifpeigt i'd
Der equator nlls.
Ger Wultimiliondr Barber, Der
leincr5eit ben 3iinobol3-I rult hts
2eben rief mo ais Der Sater aller
9roBen 5ruits gift, inat; Iie Giien-
bobllcn lnno Srults ialsen oas 8olf
oils unO Die Eolitifer beidwinbeIll
IS. Cine Der Saliptilriofen bcr
Sbelerltng lit ser Sarii. 3oS @olt
lit mad]tlos. Eie Sruits ioIlten sic
ScbensmitteI hiqiaer MAIDEN. ober
jebt aeben lie oitf Hnllb ats. Gos
cause .Stonopat". 0erebe IN @1ib
illgton lit ltuiini1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-10

ueber BEN tan S'& aicr
Sobn Eierpol,t Morgan ifreibt Sic
~N..Y. ,Sts5ta.": Ter Grfole entid]ci.
Oct, lu,b 10 bat bos nit, uilo naflaii.
fenoe Hublifum Morgan eiuen @lo.
rienid)ein um's Saupt gelpunoen. ais
iei er Der Mnun. Der @elb. pieI, I'M.
enolif, piel 8elo Mode, mno bod
nidt wie Der Morie ettun lid TAI.
fen laiie. Gins mub ibni Der Nejo
laiien. Gr lit elm srobes Genie. Gos
ar6bte 6inan5aenie, oas Mmeritn
uieleiht ie gebabt. Was er onfoBt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-10

Mir lcben in elmer 3eit,
IN Der AlcS burun orbeitet, Dem
Wenid)en ooS Scben 10 lcid,t mic
moalif) 81 MADDEN. is ldBt iih tanin
aisbenfcn, ipubin bas fiibrcn iull.
Sest bot man iogor cine 0eterubr
%crfunoen, Die init lauttonenocr Stinl.
inc Die 3cit ntgiebi. Mau bruud,t
nlir oiif eincn tleinen &nopf 81 briif.
fen, ino lofort crtDnt oeltlih: IL llbr
80, 8 llbr 10, 6 llbr 80 uitp. Die
&or5iioe oicier llbr liegen aui Der
Sano. Sn Der Nat)t brauht man
llid)t crit Sid,t SIT ent5i;nben, ioi,oeri
Der Grud oui oer, anopi gci,iigt. GS
beiinbet lidl lldlnlid) ilt Der llbr eir
iilmnttioes 9anb nit 9rdnntopboni-
iden glif5eihnitn9cl i1nmtlid)cr IN,
ges5eiten, 10 bob Die llbr I'M Stanbe
lit, iebe Stunoen. unb Minitten5eit
lhSuiasell, ein bcrebtcs 3ciigniB fir
Gle imircr ipeiter lid pffenbarenoe
&erlpenbborfcit Der Spred)m,aid)inens
tunit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-10
@eriamml nnss:A nseiaea.
,s1ipei5sr.gerrtn."

4 aeapeiasr'eerstn."" .
Gerfamnnine beutr. 9lbenS 8 ubr in Dem
9creins lotaIe, UT. 49,, ssptb. 9aea' sttafs. I!
100 - -. -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-10
! -, o,s,,he saut nan Baltimore.

Tic Etitfhc VnHt uuH TulTWuft.
8nlttm or e. ben 81. December 1907,
5te NireIioren obiaer panf bnbet behte cine
1iuioenoe BON 2H Vru4nt ,%erfldrt, tIst BON
alien abeabeih 5ablbar ans nno nntb. Ysoilfas,
Sefi 10 SGnudr 1910. -.
Aie uebcriraeunes,s Binder bIfiben biz babtH
sefb. oiier.
a q 10Y <S.NT ? Sufftrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-10
9ipbtuSen

Die ,,gcuHte Ecuer Observation-Disclosures
nan Baltimore" ~"
p .RaIttrap -, ben 3. 3aIlar 1910.
Cine ft~ruertrcie Stotoenhe bon ereI Yr93enl'
am uno nab benz 10. Sanuar 1910 sablbdr,
lpitrpe bertc ~aitsGeporten,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-10

N y. p . t#
Gin Scitungsm cni d. bat
cs idlrucr! Wad)t err @isc. 10 beibt'a.
or itieblt lie. Mad,t CT feine. Damn
lit er 5n onutni, iofd)e su mud)en.
@enn man 1Nrtifel id)retbt oa,,i
beiBt's, man ioute lieber @eifif)tel1
orlifep. aGritdt man rt@eidliftcn.
beiBt's: Ter aerl lit 81, oiilnin, iei,,c
ciaena, Sad)cn 5u ifreiben. 8eft
Der 3eitungslnnnn nift in Ole Stride
Damn iii oer Elm MtbeiIt. 8ebt er
hineiL Gin 9e,ldler. Sist or in Der
Office bann beibt's: Warnm eebt er
nift hilui,s llno iidt Neuigfeiteno
Sit er broiiBen, bunr, mira i'm Dor.
aetuoricn. bob er ben gar5en 1oe
berlmbummelt. @atiirlid miro lett
aud, beba,,ptet perber, oab bieie BE-
merfnnsen geitpbien- Iino. Stimmt!
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-18
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

On Friday, December 24. my hus- band, w. F. Ashley, disappeared from our home miles from the court house on the little Rock road. When he left he was driving a light bay horse, marked 9 on left hip, small white spot on forehead He expected to be gone on business one week, and I fear has met with foul play He is about Gift, 4inches in height brown hair and eyes, fair complexion. sandy mustache. Any one reading this notice who can give any information in regard to him or his whereabouts, please write.
 MRS. l.. K. ASHLEY,
 Gen Delivery Pine Bluff, Ark.
 1-14-6t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-18
BASKET BALL GAMES
 ARE ARRANGED

The Jonesboro high school has just arranged schedule of two games of basket ball with the Pine Bluff hl-eh school The fsrt game to be played here on Friday, January 18th, the re- turn game to be played at Pine Bluff on February 11th.
 The Pine Bluff high school is the only team that has ever defeated the JonesDoro high school both there and at the home court, and on these dates, the Pine Bluff high school hopes to be able to win the games.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-18

J. J. Moore, government expert in the agricultural service in this state, was in tie city yesterday conferrins with Col. T. NT Oracle and others rel ative to the demonstration farms, which are to be conducted in this county. Work will begin on them within the next few days. The bad weather of the past several weeks has prevented progress on them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-18
MISS fRAGANzA
 IS HEAR TONIGHT
Will Appear Here in Popular Come. dicnnc in George II. COian'S Great
 SnccesN. ..Ihc American lden."

Success, '.Thc American Idea"
 With "The American Idea featur- i inG rrixie Ffiganza. which comes to the tlks theatcr tonight, for AHt ORa performances for it's first visit here, il is claimed George NJ. Conan takes q stronger grip than eyer on the great and growing army of theater- goers who delight in the Conan idea of entertainment.
 Everybody knows what this means -action from the first curtain to the last, action every second and lots of action; tuneful jingles; smart and showy costumes, girls girls and then i some; dialogue that snaps like a carload of fre-crackers going off: q i laugh in every line: broad but whole some satire. and a good moral to adorn the tale
 '.The American Idea" is another Yankee Prince only different and sparkling with many a novelty. The i theme is the same-Americans in Paris this time. instead of in London. \ Brooklyn German brewer and d Brooklyn Irishman. social rivals, each with a son and a daughter. title hunting. All American confidence men frames up a marriage with a French porter who commercials a Count. played inimitably by Arthur Lipson. Son and daughter of the German love son and daughter of the Irishman. The plot gives Cohan the opportunity for incessant action, and the introduction Of score of biz mu sical numbers.
 An efficient comedy cast is brought to the success of The rican Idea" The piece is the most sumpt- uonsly staged in the long line Of Conan successes The electrical ef- fleets are novel and dazzling. X re- freshing note of novelty is struck by a truly Cohanesque character, ''The Mysterious Man., who. follow cd by .The Mysterious Girl drama tiZes his own action in deliberate speech as he goes on and off the stage.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-18
MOVED IN AN ECLIPSE BETWEEN

the Moon and Sun set. two doors west of the Moon, 1lI East Second avenue, where you will find me with q full line of 1910 bicycles and sundries. Guns of all kinds cheap. We still have automobiles for rent. l have cut my expense considerable and will now be able to sell all goods at a much less cost to the consumer. l still do all kinds of gun, locksmith and bicycle repair work and am pre- pared to fit or make any kind of a key Can change or set your combi- nation on your safe or do any repairs on same Also model making and light machine work. All work guaranteed or money refunded When in need, call and see me. or ring old phone 750.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-18

Thomas s. Sparks left yesterday fol Oklahoma City, Okla, where he will in business He was presented with a handsome gold-headed cane by the Sunday school of the First Methodist church Sunday. in appreciation of his good work in the interest of the church and the Sunday school gener- ally
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-18

BEAT THIS-NO. 9. SMITH PREM fer and No. 6 Remingtons for $29;
 year. Ready for use. Bargains in L. c. Smiths, Olivers and Under woods shipped for trial upon re- ceipt of $1. Sold or rented. Send for price list. Parllin Longley Co. 205 w. Second street, Little Rock
 Ark. tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-18

The most complete line Of Iron Beds, Heaters, Cook Stoves and Ranges to select from. Prices as low as 3 consistent with honest mec' chandising. Reap < Crawford Furnl, ture Co. u.iS-ini.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-18

Col. J. M Oracle was in the city yesterday on his way to his planta- ton at New Gascony from Little Rocl Col. Oracle and wife celebrated their thirty-second wedding anniversary at Little Rock with big family dinner last Sunday
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-18

Chester Taylor deputy state audi tor in the office of J. R. lobe. of Little Rock, is in the city spendins a few days with relatives and at tending his uncle, Hon. D. 9. Sef :, who is critically ill at the Florence Sanitarium.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-18
The many friends of s. Y.

The many friends of s. \. l.. Knox will be glad to learn that his condition shows much improvement; and that some hopes are now enter tained for his recovery. Mr' Knox was much better yesterday and con tinues to improve slowly, althoush ne is not vet out of danger
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-18

Friends of Mrs. II. R. Webster are glad to learn of her continued inn provement She has been suffering for the past two weeks with pneumo- mia. Indications now are that her seize will soon be terminated.- arkana TeXarkanian.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-18

A healthy man is q king in his owc right: and unhealthy man is an un- happy slave. Burdock Blood Bltters builds up sound health-keeps yon we'll
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-18

Ed Hammond. Will Malley, John Brenke and A. w. Lehman, all nl9- at the Cotton Belt shops, left last night for TeXarkana, to spend Sunday with Will Jones, whose conai- tion yesterday was unchanged
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-18

Little Miss Helen Gould Loveioy was reported on the sick list Nestef- day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-18
WHY NOT BLOW YOURSFIp

10 good meal for once and just see what a delightful thing it is tn bav. your appetite tempted with the ss. worry odor of steak and musbroons
 0roiled chickens. prime roasts, and then | have the realization more than fuihll the anticipation? When vorr appetite is coquettish on a sultrv do1 try a meal at ''
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-18

SIX MULES, TWO HORSES. WAGONS and harness, all in good condition. Will sell altogether or separately. Can be seen at No. 921 East Sixth or call old phone 12S4. Bargain if sold at once. J. H. Ezell
 '-11-6t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-18
T. A. DRUMMOND.
Oh Joy! The real picture shov starts next Thursday.

Dr. Grandv uses Vitalized Air for ,ainless extracting. 211 1-2 Main If.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-18
LOST

Suffered day and night the tor ment of itching piles. Nothing help ed me until I used Doan's Ointment, 1t cured me permanently. Hon. John R, Garrett, Mayor, Girard, Ala.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-18

FOR RENT-THREE NICELY FUR nished rooms for young gentlemen. Apply 725 State st 1-S-6t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-18

FOR RENT-A DESIRABLE FUR nished front room in private fam fly, all conveniences. 1l03 W. 6.
 -14-6t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-18

And the MOON rises on the 20til. Next Thursday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-18

FOR RENT-ONE SIX ROOM FUR nished house. Good neighborhooG, on car line and paved street. All
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-18
For Sale

near High School. Also nice lot cor Ind and E. 7th. C. S. McNew
 106 Pine 1166t
The Washington times., 1910-11-29
NEWSGIRt QUEEN
DEAD IN NEW YORK
Gave Senator Plat Easy
Boss" Title and Knew
National PerSonageS.

NEW YORK. Nov. 29.-'@Vinnie'
Horn, the newsgiTl queen. who nick
named the late Senator Plat, the Easy
Boss and who mad a speaking &C
uuaintance with many national figures
Of fifteen years ago. was carried TO her
grave IN Lutheran Cemetery, here, to
day
Winnie first became known in 1896,
when she assisted her mother at her
ne wsstand in the old Fifth Avenue
Hotel, home Of fhe Amen Corner
Here she became 2 celebrated character
and a faVOriIe with the freQuenters of
the hotel
Despite the fact that Winnie and her
sister Jennie made money enough TO re-
OF the newsies died poverty stricken.
The Washington times., 1910-11-29
NAVY.

lieutenant E. a SWANSON, detached
command Third torpedo division,
Pacific torpedo feet ant. command
Lawrence, to Naval Hospital, Las
Animas, Col, for treatment
1Iidshipman O. R MEYER detached
Hartford; TO Washington
SFidshipnan B O. WILLS. detached
Washington; 10 Hartford
1Iidshipman J 5 HARRIS, detached
Wheeling, and resignation as a mid
shiPman accepted 10 take effect De
cember !. 1910.
Chief Gunner s. DONELY, detached
reserve torpedo fiotflla and duty con-
nection NacdonOugh; 10 home and
wait orders
Chief Gunner J. c. McDERNOTT, when
discharged treatment Naval Medical
School Hospital. Washington, D C-s
to reserve torpedo hOtila, navy
yard. Charleston, s c
Chief Carpenter r II LAKE detach-
ed Naval Academy, Annapolis, Nd >
to Navy Yard Washington, D. c,
and additional duty connection Tai
lahassee and Ozark
Pharmacist H T. SAUSSERB TO Naval
Hospital, Annapolis, Nd