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The evening world., 1910-12-13
johnson, Facing Jury, Makes
Invocation to Heaven Against
Satanic Influence"
A MRS. GLOVER.
Again Attempts TO Link Her
With Husbands Murder
May Reach Verdict Tonight.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Dec. 13.-Lawyer
Johnson. council for Hattie lie Blanc
in her trial for the murder of Clarence
+. Glover, closed his summing up for
the prisoner with prayer. After attack
ing Mrs. Glover, widow OF the slain
man, Lawyer Elmore. her former
counsel, and observation-disclosures Higgins.
Mr.. johnson, facing the jury. said h a
the defense desired no compromise YER
diet, no attempt TO modify the verdict
to m~anslaughter. but a straight deci-
sion as to the guilt or Innocence OF the
girl. He appealed to the jury to acquit
Hattie lie Blanc. that she might he
reunited with her father and kindred in
West Arichat on Christmas Day.
Then. folding his hands in prayer and
raising his eyes, Mr.. Johnson fervently
said:
Almighty God. give unto this jury
the " to see the truth. the power to
dispel satanic cunning. the power not
to prevent righteousness and Justice to
the innocent. Grant. on God. that the
proud escutcheon OF Massachusetts will
not be taine by the blood OF this In
nocent child"
Attacks Mrs. glover.
Lawyer johnson In his address to-day
again attacked Mrs. Glover. widow OF
the murdered man.
In regard to the vIleness OF Mrs.
Glover" said Lawyer Johnson. Il will
say just a few more words. You have
learned OF II from Harold Gardner,
from Mrs. Sampson. from Alma Roche.
from Seymour Glover and from that
dear friend OF the family who talked
with her for half an hour on the night
OF the murder. who stayed with her for
a time after Glover's death and whose
children got $40 as a Christmas present
from Samuel ID. Gilmore. Freeman
poses as one OF her principal friends.
yet he admits her foul speech. which
shows the heart. morals and conscience
Of this woman"
Mr.. Johnson then paid his respects
TO Samuel d.. Elmorc. formerly Mrs.
Glover's personal attorney. Quoting
Scripture he said: The wicked flee
when no man pursueth," n then he
continued: you have heard something
OF Elmore's acts on the nigh. OF the
shooting. Having committed crime and
knowing what her hand had done. Mrs,
Hover trusted to the protection OF a
man 10 cover up. II he could. hci
tracks. Did Hattie lie Blanc have $500
to start her defense and Xix up her cast
so that she would not be convicted
When we took this case the keenes'
Indian or the keenest scented hounC
would have been folled. the tran was 81
vague.
The evening world., 1910-12-13
storm SIN sweeps spain.

BARCELONA. Spain, Dec. lS.-South-
ern Spain was still In the grip OF
storms and floods to-day. All coastwise
shipping sought refuge In the harbors.
The steamers Mercurio. Jicanito and the
virgen del Carmen have been wrecked
near Malaga. At one point on the coast
a house was carried away by the wa
tiers and q whole family %perished.
The evening world., 1910-12-13
GRAFT
RELATIVE ON JURY,
BUT TRIAL GOES ON
Mistrial Asked in Queens Case,
but Judge Decides Juror
Isn't Interested.

At the resumption to-day Of the trial
OF former Water Register Cornelius J.
Jordan OF Queens Borouhg before JUS
tice Garretson in Part l. OF the SUI
preme Court In Long Island city. Spe-
cial Deputy Attorney Arthur e. Train.
In charge Of the prosecution, asked that
the case be called 4 mistrial. as he had
just learned that Juror No. 6. Joseph
Pagnasco. was a brother-in-iaw Of
Peter Coco. n Long Island city archi-
tcct. who Is under indictment for hav-
ing participated In The wholesale mu-
niclpal graft in Queens.
Mr.. Train aid that In examining
Pagnasco he asked him n he knew or
was related to any one involved In the
graft Investigation. Pagnasco replied
In the negative.
Juror Didn't Understand.
Justice Garretson questioned the Juror,
who said that he had not understood
Mt. Trains question. lie had not wanted
TO serve on the Jury and had begged TO
he excused. The Court decided that he
was acting in good faith and refused to
suspend the trial. which was adjourned
until tomorrow.
Before Justice Kapper In Part II. OF
the Long Island City Supreme Court,
Eugene VI. l.. Young, counsel for former
Undef Sheriff John NJ. Phillips OF
Queens. against whom nine indictments
were found. moved this afternoon for
the vacation of n subpoena calling upon
phiilips TO appear before Commissioner
The evening world., 1910-12-13

desirable to take up the tariff by sub
iccts. not by schedules"
lie expressed doubt however, as TO
the adequacy OF the Cummins amend
mcnt 10 accomplish this result, contend
Ing that the adoption Of the resolution
would have the effect OF curtailing the
constitutional power Of the House to
originate tarin legislation.
The evening world., 1910-12-13
JACKSONVILLE ENTRIES.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Dec. l3.-The
entries for to-morrow's races are as fol-
lows.
The evening world., 1910-12-13
Oxford Keats Cambridge,

LONDON. Dec. l3.-Oxford University
defeated Cambridge University with a
score of % to Is In the annual Rugby
f. ball match played ut Queens Club
to-day.
The evening world., 1910-12-13
%. Altmtatt & On.

HAVE IN THEIR DEPARTMENT FOR FURS
AND FUR GARMENTS
SILVER FOX. RUSSIAN AND HUDSON BAY SABLES IN
SETS OF MUFFs AND NECKPlEcES MATCHED SABLE AND
SILVER FOX SKINS FOR THE MAKING OF GARMENTS
AND OTHER FUR PIECES TO ORDER.
FUR GARMENTS IN FASHIONABLE STYLES OF FINE FRs
SUCH AS RUSSIAN AND HUDSON BAY sABlEs. cHINCHIlLA
ERMINE. EASTERN MINK, BRoADTAIL AND sEALsKINL
ALSO FUR GARMENTS AND N%EcKPIEcEs IN LARGE VARIETIES
OF THE DIFFERENT FURs AT POPULAR PRICES.
MOTOR FURs. MISSES AND cHLDRENs FURs.
ytfih Aur,ar. 34th AMI 18th 6trrrx. Nrm 1nrt.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-06
CHIYO MARU RUNS
ON BIC Mud BANK
Rough Weather All Around Is
landS-Mauna Kea Strikes
Bad Seas.
lFrom snndayIe Advertlser.l

Although the Chiyo Maru was SEIZED
uled to start on her two Thousand miles
journey to San Francisco yesterday
morning at ten o clock, it was Q few
minutes afterwards that she got under
way And then everything was not
o. K. because, as the liner backed out
from the Alakea wharf, she showed her
stern on to mud bank on the channel
side of the harbor and stuck fast.
AS soon as it was seen that she was
"piled up, - the engines were set at
full speed astern. Even that did not
move her, and her bow swung round
towards the Myrtle Boat Club shed.
Then tug took hold, and very fervent
were the wishes that she would be sue
cessful in shifting the japanese liner.
The entrance to the harboT was blocked
and numerous sampans that wanted to
leave port were compelled TO cruise
around and wait their chance TO make
for the open sea.
The survey ship, the Explorer, which
was returning to port for her weekend
supply of stores, could not enter, and
other small power craft were barred.
Finally the ChiyO was gotten of the
mud and, swinging around, made for
the harbor entrance and the open sea.
There was no damage done, as there are
no rocks around the vicinity Of the
grounding Of the T. X. K. boat.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-06
BITULITHIG BY
END OF WEEK
Gilman Promises 10 pave whole
Blook Before Saturday
Evening Next.

Port street. between KING end Hotel.
viii be- paved so qu.ctl, hai iho busI
noss hen aionr thal buv Dor, of the
thof0upharo Will hardly know that
anything be- Foinr ON, except foI tho
fact THAT che dust win stop sitting in
among their Christmas goods Tho work
BE- 90 De started thU hrst thing tomorrow
morning. ana there will bc BIO lctup. day
or night until The Job b. completed
which viii 10 Boz time for next Saturday
evening shoppers 20 roll their automo.
hilcs over the hitulithic. The whole
thing wall DE ouly n matter of siN days,
and each side of ihe street will only be
closed three days.
j a. Gilman, the contractor, appre
ciates the fact that the merchants
along Fort street viii want as little
interruption TO business as possible and
for this reason he intends TO work day
time, night time, overtime and all the
time to make quick enange from dust
60 bitulithic.
The grading Of one side~of the street
will start tomorrow morning. On Tues
day the stone foundation for the btu
lithic will be put down and on Tuesday
night the surface viii be rolled in, SO
that on Wednesday morning, while the
graders are working on the other side,
the bitulithic half will be ready for
traffic. BY Saturday evening the whole
block will be finished.
This will be the quickest bit of road
work the Crossroads of the Pacific viii
have ever seen and the accomplishment
of modern pavement in place Of the
present disgraceful conditions in six
days will be an eyeopener to the gen
eral public of Honolulu, accustomed by
years of 1t to see a street gang consume
several paydays in passing a given
point.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-06
TRACY AND otis
FOR HIL0 RAILROAD.
(Mail Special to The AdvertiseT.l

(Mail Special to The Advertiser.)
HILo, December 2.-The Hilo Rail
road Company is gradually surrounding
itself with thoroughly trained business
men, a policy that has already been
adopted by the Oahu Railway and
Land Company.
To join the staff Of the Big Island g
big transportation and developing con
Germ viii soon be Otis English, who has
been associated with the local branch
of T. II. Davies & Co. for q number Of
years. Mr.. Otis is married to a daugh-
ter of NJ. VIM. Shipman, and they live
on Reeds Island.
Honolulu man viii soon leave the
metropolis and make his future home
in Hilo, in the person Of Clifton Tracy,
who has been with the Hawaiian Trust
Company for three years. Mr.. Tracy
was formerly in the employ Of the Oah1
Railway and Land Company, in Homo
lulu, and has had practical experience
in the business. A few months ago he
came to Hilo with Mrs. Tracy, they
spending their honeymoon at the Vol
cano House and at the seaside here,
both being delighted with the Crescent
City
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-06

WASHINGTON. December 4.-Maior.
General Wesley Merritt. L. S. A., re-
tired a noted Civil War veteran, who
rode with sherman to the sea, died AZ
his home here yesterday, aged seventy
four.
General Merritt had an enviable rec
ord for distinguished service to his
country. as a soldier, an organizer. and
a diplomat He graduated from the
military academy in 1861 and almost
Immediately began to earn promotion
for gallantry in action Five years al
ter lac had graduated be was a iieuten-
ant-eolonel in rank and a brevet ma i0r-
general. He participated in all the bat
ties Of the Army of the Potomac and
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-06
CHINA WILL HAVE
MORE NARsHIPs
Prince Tsai's Report Results IN
Determination to Borrow
Money for Fleet

PEKING, December 4.-As tie r.
suit Of the report made 20 the Prince
Regent by Prince Tsai Hsuu Of the
Chinese navy the government Las ~
gun negotiating for ? further lofe.ga
loan Of twenty-five million dollars, 70
be spent IN acquiring modern warsaps
u has been Announced that b lnajorty
Of the contracts are % ~ ~ With
American yards
Prince Tsai Hsun recently y.ated tha
United States end iuapeated fhe hmeri-
can naval yards and tho eastern ship
building plants
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-06
Secretary amHnueF has Drafted
a 3iH Which 4e Thinks
SeHaie win Favor.
lG BASED ON MAIL SUBSIDY
Drawn Up With Objections to
Former Subsidy Bills in Mind
and 1hienti0Hs Net.

tlttllAo ItN. December That
here a z0nd chmrr for the passHgr
hiu Subsidy bin u the coming
iinrr session nf congress j. the opinion
of trcrutarv 1f The Interior Bailingcr,
suppressed u au Interview Yesterday
''iin aecrrfnrv iid not rrfer tai the Nixon
~ thu Humphrey bill, brat ONE prepared
W nm. dealing with tile matter in the
VaT lt snhaidy for vessels carrying
fmtea- States mails over specified
ruufHs.
The BIN tn be submitted On the law
i1ailnra. uerurriHg tn The secretary. has
'ieeu i1uuu with tite rHrioIs arguments
.lgaiuzt fnrruer subsidy bills in mind,
ha result being ~ measure chat be be-
.aTvs VIII pass the seuare with a good
nui0rItv
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-06
FIRST WEEK RETURNS
S2lQ FOR MALIHINI
XMAS TREE FUND

Tie FIRST week Of the collecting for
tisH Aalihlni Christmas Tree fund will
siase riIls evening with IN the neigh
larl00d % Two hundred dollars in the
talllif ~ the various collectors Miss
3s4E Damon reports that she has been
illiilisd rlgeurs- i've dollars for the fund;
Btisr collectors have as much more 10
tilEu anil there are several subscrip-
laas lu -he asr opened at The Adver-
lsr4 1iHer
~ -il. -at ~ another week the COM
Hsfts.' 'riii - .n position to 90 ahead
lsfiattfiF WITH its plans, aa by that
riaa e wif be- fairly well known
whether .le smouut fixed as necessary
ffteru huasiF@d igllars-rau be Sc
fsIftsi 1r Got That amount viii allow
lIaat IrFeafF fiFe fnuJs each for gifts
sse ris 1aiidreu. who are expected and
ar a.. 3ns 81 hc sent 70 the vlrious
afHha1IaHer MISSIONS hospitals aud
aslales H .hs satg
t..s committees TRUSTS Chat no one IL
1lsHa .a Fsif ID he tsiel % contribute
ts afHi aarluse tasfs will be no
lzasHa tans Use Maahiui Christmas
flas fla.f De made 90 % vBluu-
fssF afeFiHaa f8r The sake OF Christ
IHsa .eiHg fslf fils 1sueflf ~ the usadY
IffIs fn-a ~ iie community 40 1ift
80 smai 81 ~ acknowledged with
aaHs tHa saf rlmmiffsa meu beers
.aae f-afsH themselves 1Tsi1st anY
s'sslHiIifs ~ aaes fum 8eiHa handed
- affa fHHHfia1
HafiHlH hrsfass faiH nat
a rss haHsr f1F aHy
Ha 1naa fiiuN aaf
t fa HHsf.nHs ffrInV fhat
ses fHa ~ Fifaaaf fGpestfflaa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-06
HILDITEs READY To PLANT Bananas
To keep u. f. c. STEAMERS n BFHE5

There VIII i5e un diihuulf- r-nrrsre-
~ the opinion OF AZ ElrurE l1 ssau-
lnE the uuEutzlT c- 1ru- 1hEl MA IHaI-
lluned By 1ne u1umntErE a. msuaaslrT
70 guarantee IeEulGr rrllaz Ct lha HEslu-
ers III the grower lHe .ErE-r U-E-aL
tIoI Del 1he eaz1 llHEIuHrt OF -HE ETlE-
rVifeu Tie IruI- 81 rTeee1raL. auEL 11-
Thurstun and Az Wears ifalsHTf tuE
d VIII resuit m iErHs iFusiuss lr-
the town tnEuug1 lhf new Eteuuis- se1l-
meHfIul. Also "a TI1usIif-lrr 1u LE-ussz
aT furnishing 8 IIruhrHaiH eaHl lI1l-zEE
for 1na irur lHu- clI - .EruUI AMI
harvested So ruuInlrEllrafr
pense.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-06
NEGlRD HAS TOLD GDBET KlMIR ALI
ABOUT THE MAY HE NlB 7FELT1 fzFE

If Negoro. the once higher wage ar
soeiation agitator, has mis- Own way
abo1t it, the japanese diet wiz discuss
the "high-handed action Of the Ter
ritory Of Hawaii in laying violent HANDS
upon Negoro Is person and putting nm
in Jail Negoro has interviewed luuut
Komura, tine foreign minister Of me
Japanese cabinet, and told him al about
High Sheriff Henry and Chester Doyle.
The japanese papers published the
story of the interview but failed 30
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-06
uNl0RlSTS LEAD IN
BRITISH ELECTIONS

LANuON. December l-Vutinr was
,rouIiuered iu q hundred and five con-
srirueucles "a the general elections yes
arriav ric results in many Of the con-
eaIa being close, with the mniOrfttes
11iuu for 5ilrs Uuianists. No particular
Gins we're made hv any Of the parties.
l-lll polling Yesterday returned sixty
ses-eu L4ahur members and five Nation
.iiists The parties stand up to last
rlluhr lE fuilouEs Umuuists. % Liher-
lls. is LHhoritea. =. and National
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-06
DEMOCRATS HAVE A REAL CANDIDATE
IN THE HONORABLE RA-IIH ! NIIE

0all uHeTe b
He lE na4 F ElaU -la -ssul-
eEat= believe 1her EgLfa la ~
eeleui chauea 81 Winning sr
nulr - 01 q sfunl lsantifrrl-le gas
Torn rnnt j. Haui5 E Hu
Alelaulless 1l-atluru-
eunzsrE 1tiTe uia-- lIallaa-a- -ifa7 fa-i
al doinE Ehar = cansi4e1s 40 - l.ssa
dor these Isianas Wlla = a.a -Hz
nizes tie nrad ia- llaiIlaalll-
eur industrles tla uleal zaa=l1-
when 1le -aue come a
thar 1his fuza14st Gl Llz Cess SEC
reet one
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-06

Mail Special to The ADVERTISED
HILO. December 2.--Just as soon as
Delegate Kuhio may decide 70 retire
from the political field IN Washington.
the name Of Senator. Palmer Woods VIII
be presented 70 the voters Of The Ter
ritorv as q candidate for delegate.
Palmer Moods, though often urged %
do so, has always refused 10 oppose Au-
hio, but when the latter reilres Palmer
viii be nominated with OF without hls
consent. His friends claim be would
easily carry the Island OF Hawaii, and
also start out with good prospects on
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-06

tel Thethe- the 1nur- -1aF
b MOI
NgHat sraara 81 IRVING - lr lrr
o. E-lr up some memIre- O. aaH
asE questions 01 size .zalzHE -ullIzl.zz
ana maEf them enuf uE
statement. Then. 1llia sz1HrE smile
Tie uaEz 81 wa- U ~ 1Ha= ana
tie .Iallues= ARM .aul
ouerate wIth lha hilHe- EEaE assala
ton 1o Brlur tha piau1HE
The dIff lE Sd convene FlU
shor- time THaI iBnE ont
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-06
lALail SD TO - AdvertiseI.l

HILO, December 2.-The prospects
for growing large quantities Of bananas.
TO be shipped under contract 70 Los
Angeles, are very encouraging
G. H. Wears. who mas the matter IN
hand, says that some Japanese at Olaa
viii contract TO plant from 200 10 300
acres with bananas, while 200 acres
additional can be guaranteed AZ Kama
manu-, located on the foothills back Of
Hilo. The Hilo Railroad company mas
also guaranteed to plant eight acres.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-06
WAHSHlFs TO MACAO.

aaHe hariilI together with an Italian
'rrIIaer has proceeded to Macao, to as
slsE the Portuguese Eunb0at Patria,
aauld . be necessary to quell any fur
-ill-r outbreaks there. It is feared that
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-06
WIDOW OF LATE TOM
MAY DIES At BOURNEM0UTH

A cablegTam was received from Eng
land yesterday announcing Che death
Of the widow Of the late Tom May af
BouFnemouth, after q short illness. Mr.
May died last Nay and bic estate Is
now being probated, an appraiser beng
appointed on Thursday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-06
FIRST RULES OF
THE AIR COME
IN FATHERAND

BERLIN, December ITO prevent
the possibility of spies obtaining in.
formation regarding German fortresses
by means of observations from aero
planes, the German minister of war,
General Won Heeringen, yesterday issued
orders prohibiting aeroplanes and air
ships from sailing above OF within six
miles Of fortifeatIons without having
first obtained the permission Of the war
department.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-06
AL FOR LIFE FOR
BRUTAL MURDERER

LOUISVILLE, Kentucky, December
f--I0serh Vending on trial for the
llilEier Of little Alma Eellner, was yes
-s-rltav found guilty and was sentenced
% lie imprisonment.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-06
ITALIAN ARMY MEN
IN AER0PLANE DROP

ROME December l.--Tn an accident
vVith an army aernplaue here yesterday
-IVI lives verr lost An officer and a
private we're testing one OF the army
machines when the plane wires snap
Iss'si, the maelIiHe dropping from a con-
lidarania height Both men we're in
sraurlv lilleff-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-06
PNEuMoNIA PREvHNTHD.

The greatest danger from influenza is
Of its resulting IN pneumonia. This can
be obviated by usiTg chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, as it not only cures I'M
fuenza, Int eounteraets any tendency
Of the diseafe towards pneumonia. For
sale by al dealers Benson, Smith 4
Co, agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-06
OLE MAYOR DIMEs sAILORs.

LONDON, December s.-seyen hun
dred and atty aailoIf from tho Amer
Jean feet 40 port hero lave been en-.
foriaiued Az luncheon b. the lord
mayor
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-06
DAMAGE mi FRANCE.

PARIS, December 3. - Heavy rains
continue, and immense damage " being
done ~ the Yslleyf 81 tho Seine
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-05
ROAD CONNECTS
 ARE TOO EXPENSIVE

Little Rock, Nov. 4.-The malnteu- ance Of the five county congictg which were being worked in Jackson county under the Patterson act. haa been 50 much greater than the bene- fits derived, that the county judge nag asked supt. James A. PItcock Of the Arkansas penItentiary 10 take the men back. He has complied and the conylcts will be brought Tn just as soon as the transfer can be made. This leaves only PalasH county now working ita state convIets on the county roads, Ouachita county giving up It's convicts some months ago. With the addition of the Jackson county convicts, there are now s0g prisoners in the Arkansas penlten- tiary which is the largest number ey- CT incarcerated there. In addition to this Pulaski county has about 75 state conyicts, and at the Reform School there Is enough more to bring the total of the state up to l 100 con- yicts. This K about 900 convlcta oy- CT the high water mark Of previous years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-05
|DR. H. s. HARTZOG
 NAMES HIS STAFF

Little Rock. &dg f-Hith the ex- ceptlon Of aides 10 the division com mauders. Dr. If. S Hartzog, command ant Of the Arkansas Division Sons 0t Confederate Veterans, las made tae complete appoint Of his staff, WA,ca fig as follows: Division Adintant, ]. ". Kuykendal, Fort Smith; Division Quartermaster, ". A. Black. Texark- ana Division Chaplain, J. ]. Hurt, Conway; Division Inspector l.. l.. Compcrc, Magazine; Division Com mssary, Gus Soaael, Yellyiilc; Di- vision Surgeon, Dr Poland, Mineral Springs. Judge Advocate Judge J. NJ. Hill. Fort Smith Brigade Command CTS, First, T E. Stanley, Augusta i; Second, C. l.. Moore Jr. Helena; ]; Third, D. 4. Bradham, Warren; Fourth c. W Hays, Camden; Fifth, ]. J.
 Doyne, Conway; Sixth Paul Mcken- non, c1arksyllle; Seventh T. r. Win- chester, Fort Smith. Sponsors VII yet De appointed but Dr. Hartzog says this will take him aome time, as there are so many very pretty young ladisd in Arkansas, that he is having very
 hard time in deciding which are the prettiest.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-05
FORCED TO LEAVE HOME.

Every year large number of poor sufferers whose lungs are sore and racked with coughs are urged to go ter way. Let Dr. Kings New Discev- to another climate But this IS costly and not always sure. There's bet cry cure you at home. Tt cured ne of lung trouble,' writes ". R. Nell son, of Calamine, Ark, when all else failed and I gained 47 pounds in weight. It's surely the King of all cough and lung cures.' Thousands owe their lives and health to it. It's positively guaranted for coughs, colds. La Grippe. asthama, croup-all throat and lung troubles. soc and s1.00. Trial bottle free at all drW gists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-05
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED

by local applications. as they cannot
 reach the diseased portion of tho
 ear. There is only one way to cure
 deafness, and that is by constitution- al remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous
 ining of the Eustachian Tube. When
 this tube Is inflamed you have a rumbllng sound or imperfect hearing. and when 1t is entirely closed, Deaf ness is the result, and unless the in- flammation can be taken out and this tube restored to It's normal con- dition, hearing will be destroyed for ever: nine cases out of ten are caus- ed by Catarrh. which Is nothing but
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-05

an lnflame de6ndltlon Of the mt cous surfaces.
 We will give One Hundred Dollara for any case Of Deafness (calsed bg catarrhJ that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circa. lars free. r. J. CHENEY {. CO, TO lcdo. Ohio.
 sold by Druggists. 75c.
 Take Hall's Family Pllls for con. St patton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-05
. < < < < { ( ' z ++ <$ F $ q : REAL ESTATE l" : TRANSFERS | ' Reported Daily oy I 2 N. T. ROBERTS ABSTRACT CO.,. ! . E. l.. Vall, Treas.
 < 213 West Barraque Street ! . Guaranteed Abstracts
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DAILY REPORT

DAILY REPORT ....' ... .... .... Clarence Friedman to Julia Tender son, warranty deed, Ii interest in block II, lots and {, Woodruff's ad- alton west, s506.00.
 ]. D. Milner and r. C.. Smart 10 sallle 4. Jones, warranty deed, lets k, l9 and 20, block 5, Jefferson Heights addition, s65.00.
 Dau1 Robinson ct al to Amanda Burns, warranty decd, sE 1-4, NE Ii, sW l-l, Of section 1s, {, 9, s10.o0.
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Every lady is invited to call and get a copy of Bungalow Honey moor" & Knox Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-05

Sec Menter and Rosenbloom Co.,, 21l 1-2 Main St., for best clothing OH
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