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The Dickinson press., 1911-12-30
OLD BUFFALO Is SHOT
IMMUNE TO BULLETS

A Butte. Mont, dispatch says:
1t took nineteen shots to kill Teddy R.,
the nine-year-old buffalo bull which for
years has been the pride Of the Colum-
bia gardens ZOO. The old fellow had
been ugly of late and the edict went out
that he was to die. but the killing was
more than the keepers had planned. fol-
Teddy fought the gun men and it was
only after he had been riddled with
bullets that he dropped dead. 1t was
twenty minutes after the first shot that
he dropped dead.
A frame and block and tackle were
erected at the execution grounds. When
the big bull was turned loose q soft
nosed bullet from a 3O-35 rife plowed
into his hide. but Teddy never moved,
although he bled from the mouth and
nose. Two more shots which found
their mark in his head, did not bother
him more than to- cause a mad shake OF
the head.
To make the execution certain. an
automatic LueGer was put in action and
the staccato' report of the gun was fol-
lowed by The wild snortine of the old
bull. A dozen bullets, all directed at
his head, found their mark, but the bull
only lowered his: head as if to charge
the men. He weakened %perceptibly when
n bullet went: through his eye and
penetrated the, brain.
While other shots were poured into
the hairy frame the. old bull STAGGERED
about the arena; and supported his huge
frame by leaning on the enclosure.
Every time he snorted tine ground was
dyed a crimson hne, some of the
bullets having penetrated the lungs.
Drawing close to- the block and tackle.
The Dickinson press., 1911-12-30
Richardton.

Miss Hazel Higgeson is on the sick
list.
Earl tombstone is home visiting his
parents.
Mr.. Beach returned to learning, Iowa,
Friday.
John DeFrance spent Xmas at Bis
marck.
Henry Klein has been on the sick list
the past week.
Gertrude and Eleanor Leutz of Taylor
visited in Richardton Saturday.
The public school closed Friday for a
weeks vacation.
MI. and Mrs. r. D. Williams spent
Xmas at Gladstone.
Midnight mass was held at the Catho.
lie church Christmas evening.
Fay tombstone came home to spend
Christmas with his parents at Richard
on.
The R%ichardton Military band has re.
organized, with J. A. Krick as instruct.
or.
John O'Day left Saturday for Dickin-
son. where he spent Xmas, returning
again Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Hettenbaueh spen,
Xmas in town with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hettenbaugh.
Miss Burnside left for Bismarck Friday
The Dickinson press., 1911-12-30
A WOMAN

is one who is lovely in face, form, mind
and temper. But its hard for a woman
to be charming without health. A weak,
sickly oma will be nervous and irrit.
able. Constipation and kidney poisons
show in pimples, blotches, skin eruptions
and a wretched complexion. But Elec.
tr;ce Bitters always prove a godsend to
women who want health, beauty and
friends. They regulate Stomach, Liver
and Kidneys, pnrify the blood; give
strong nerves, bright eyes, pure breath,
smooth, velvety skin, lovely complexion
and perfect health. Try them. soc at
T.. I. Greene & Co.
The Dickinson press., 1911-12-30

he suddenly pitched forward. He tried
to rise. but only raised himself TO his
knee. Then q well-aimed bullet found
the vital spot. He was dead.
A half dozen butchers skinned him
and cut up the carcas. The stripped
body weighed 500 pounds. The head
will be mounted and placed in the
street railway Office. The pelt will be
worked into an %overcoat.
Teddy was brought to the gardens five
years ago by ]. R. Wharton from Hen
RVS lake, near Monida. with five other
buffaloes. He was the oldest bull at
the gardens. There are now three bulls
and two COWS.
The Dickinson press., 1911-12-30

When your feet are wet and cold, and
your body chilled through and through
from exposure, take a big dose of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy, battle your feet
in hot water before going to bed, and
you are almost certain to ward off a
severe cold. For sale by All Dealers
The Dickinson press., 1911-12-30
NOTICE

The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Merchants National bank of
Dickinson. for the purpose of electing a
board of directors for the ensuing wear,
will be held in directors room Of said
bank Tuesday, January 9th. 1912,
between the hours of 2 and s p. m.
12-23-3t WILSON EYER, Cashier.
The Dickinson press., 1911-12-30
NOTICE

The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Dakota National bank of
Dickinson. for the purpose of electing
a board of directors for the ensuing
year, will be held in the directors room
of said bank Tuesday. January 9th. 1912,
at 800 p. m.
I2-23-3t D. y. MARS. Cashier.
The Dickinson press., 1911-12-30

Every family has need of a good,
reliable liniment. For sprains. bruises,
soreness of the muscles and rheumatic
pains there is none better then Chamber.
lain's. Sold by All Dealers
The Dickinson press., 1911-12-30
Taft Items

Mrs. Bard, Alice, W. C. and Deforest
Wood spent Tuesday evening at W.
Glass.
Mr.. Dale received several nice pre-
sents from his pupils and many friends
in this vicinity.
Mss Helen Harvey and Thorval Olstad
were married December goth. Congratu-
lations.
Well Mr.. Editor although we have not
been represented for a couple of weeks.
We are neither dead nor sleeping but
very much alive and wide awake and
enjoying the holiday season as usual.
E. G. Ward and family spent Xmas
day at Bard's. C.. M. Russell's at
James Robins. L. c. Hanson's at Mack
lenberg's and Glass at Westermos'.
Willie Sassen spent Xmas at his former
home, Chris Beck'e. -s:---=
The Christmas tree and entertainment
al the school house Saturday evening
was not largely attended but there was q
good crowd considering the weather,
The children did very nicely although
this is the fourth program they have
given this fall. The teacher. Mr.: Dale,
deserves great credit for the interest
he takes in the school and the way he
has worked the school up. Through his
efforts and those OF the children they
have secured new curtains, globe,
chairs. benches. table. pictures and
quite a nj e start towards q library and
his ability as teacher is manifest by
The Dickinson press., 1911-12-30

The way the children are PROGRESSING.
Let US all work together to make the
school one of the best.
The Dickinson press., 1911-12-30

ARTHUR A. BRUNDAGE. VIII farmed for q
quarter century in Kidder county and who was an
attache. of the Bismarck Tribune for five years.
is engaged in the sale and development Of
VIRGINIA FARM AND T ANDC
H. TIMBER Af1lNDO
and he will be glad to answer any inquiry regard
ing the unrivaled resources and advantages of
the old Dominica"
The Dickinson press., 1911-12-30
Special

Mixed Nuts equal parts. ....per lb. 2Oc
Fresh Walnuts 1911 crop....pe ID. 2Oc
Fancy Ripe Bananas. $500. per doz. doc
Oranges.......per doz. Soc
{" Imported Grapes......per ID. 2Oc
All fruit that is in market at reason.
able prices for all.
At Bowser's
l2-2-5t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-09
a THRILLING RIDE.
A~ 1is-- sHr a Frsrchnoar Szv~ g
 ooo-,o4iv- Erejns-r

T wss loiter'ne around fhe stree. B samt night" said Jim Nelson. one of the sad locomotive engineer -unnine into New Orleans As mad nothing ta Ao ! dropped Into q concert and heard sleek looking Frenchman plaE i piano ln way that made me feel aN ever in spots AZ soon as he sat das s-o n the 4toe snew by She 1endled himself that he under ehe machine ae eas running 'apned he keys away up eHe --a
 E f they were gauges and h.
 D see if he had water eneHah
 as looked uD as if he wanted -a E104 5org much steam he was eaer, .4e au. 10 aevi Heaent 10 pulled o.ea En- arotHe and sailed on to the main ins F he waa aaf m hour tat@ sar auId near 6er thunder seer eaTgert- 9aa bridges and getting faster and aetPr aGti fln <e#iow locked aHoH' hfs se,tt Fadie somehow ' bought Ii s aa sd butiine pes >anper traIn md FettinV out 1f the gag of = aI he feifow worked he keys aH ne middle division fhe izhtning sas hon he few aioug th. sorfh etd sa" ffae nntil fhe arieer vent around ike haz2 se w and se sxclfea aaset the flme eas axta lo fett hln 5a att her aT hefie r. licked he aampers nnder the fnaehia. eide open pulled t1e throttle ae.a1 ,ack iu the tender and how ae dr -unl couldn't 9tand any longer and yelled 10 him fhat he 9as poan3 tng h fhe teft side and [ b. gess srcrni he'd drop ais ash pan sf ae didn't hear 10 one heare He Everything was fEtn2 and ahlzzlng Telegraph poles on the side af .1' treck looked ike q row of eornstal&~ and trnes appeared to be madhaak and al Inc tfrne the exhaust of h. 5ld machine sounded like the hum of f bumhlebee tried to yell ont but ats sonQue wouldn't move .{e Hen around the earves like bullet slIehee an eccentric. blew ont hi= soft sla= vent down gradee efty fent
 nile and nor controlling brake zas 5be Henf by the meeting point a mile and half 9 minute and eadaFf aere sfeam Ny halr stood
 eaieht aeeanea I6new tha game
 ae3eh aead aaee1 a
 sa4aTIght ar q special
 5a5115 fhe crash es They er5
 #rs shlvered Into a#as
 sshed nd nengled '' aeateg cd gasnlne for Vafsr
 ael a1atEer craah aa sa- FTeaz Z zafaeear a#F5ek tHe deeB keys sz la4zH aH #He lower end If Ehe 48aEHA-s vision and fhan came . ng sea#es aere he #a4 at , lead ataHaza=
 frh fhe daex of 70 aEsb8x
 aacblae oaen wlpinR tha 4eran r#
 r his 'ace and bowins te the .tszz4za 5efare slm If ! aVe 10 ae thoHaaa. 7ears old n never forget the -i,r hat Frenchman gave me on 2 piano
 Life
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-09
FIRST BLOOD FOR
 OPPONENTS 0f BILL
fevcrnor DouaeheY Says ''it k ~atis. factar4 tifh Nc" T fee-1ar Ell
 Referred

.-Ee Ark epf Two
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 a#e ..aceraed ae
 8Dogfars
 md Htea a5f saat#s5ti ne -aE gae made 4 following
 T'saee-rf7 f7sser Netes
 leoala r.ssr 4rner- seobsaa bin F.ainl7 arjsfae-
 Aa=9Als asan n.y. ae advise #Ham aH Iaf v9Htd COST ta aeIsg ecriea ef law 41l- A ap= s#aaflo0 eaafd se aad aa |. md ag objection a=as FeFereuee las been 7ed 5a#.H- zaase 5a 7he fezislatusa 4=5asa-f #=aftalz She eaereeaeY ztaase #a aIeas1re= passed bg haf 5ade ssed 7ear=ise bills nj fine azsFaa "a as remember 5atg efeHead ta #6e people #he Ii passed f9F#fa heating Of he eapf- 5 e#5Ia - legislature vas In ses- z#an sa1s 8a members mad warmed aezaa 8II-aintar and tAey con- 4at-a H44 ae people fe vote on # be- ore se #oaee# eould 5e paid for f5e 4al sr aIsa recognized he insane 4sVIual#= Leaf HHfe #ae Blind school z#- Confederate fomA. he zarir4#H4 aHeols He 5fafa EHf- aHzffs aa ssafe Earmal me eXBen- Hze afe government all ae- asas4= z<,4aa4a af HAe state govern aeat 5aH found sbere eas not money =Haaga #5 ueef #Heif appropriations =#d passed #a TufRef-Jaeobson 8Ti1 Haraeaa9 mffer as stated in a5a a.=aaals #Is deficiency.
 eHot some #9f=55e zax-dodgers Ha aaraffea4 eeaelainea 10 eer- aHafer4 aaieeaian vas heard at #a submission Q aAe sta#Hza =rbese srounas
 aae measure ta7t E
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 s8aare# aa
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 Hasad H=a R. is eHear af a-tIlen voting for tae x R. HaHIa #aH Hrmiffad 10 oppose taA mission ay pecial law. taen aa opposing He [ < R. should nor De permitted 10 sign petition for re- Gcfence From a glance 2 one Of fde petitions mink in fhfs rule were eH- forced 55e petition would lack aboat 5aon of having enough signers
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-09
AGRICULTURAL CORRESPOND
 ENCE COURSE.

In seDtenaher 44ta tHe department zs agricultural aancation in the agri- sss,trraI college started 3 course of agriculture by mail This was begun with nttlo or no funds at hand and wtth much nisgie5ngs, a4 similar work A.s been atarted R other schools pniy to be given ap
 The result of this work in Aryan- sss has been verE gratifying indeed because fine many sndeets We have Mad and because of the many letters from other states cone3amlattng us an the sueeess we have made
 During the year we have had ra- guests from over Lhree hundred teachers and farmers over the state and of this number abort two hna- drad took the courses and most of them were greatly benefited as tesh- fed by the letters received at this office Others 8f course not know ing the difficulties we were working under, and probably expecting too much did not 2eem to be satisfied with the course and would tell Us now II oHEDi ID EAt' I546As EAAz .N11 withstanding this and fBe fact that inc recent legislature did not sec il to appropriate any money for th' work we are going 10 carry on tht work next year and make # batsa than ever before
 The agricultural education depart ment and the work win he carried or next year under that department oa under the direction of Tho same neg who had direction Of IHe work thii year, who will devote tneir entirt time to this work fhe coarse hal been changed in seeeral ways anf will be much moro practical nex year.
 We cannot make this work q sue cess without the cooperation nf thi farmers, but witb their loyal sHpDar like we had thIs year VIC will hag' other states asking. How did Yo' do tte" as several have already se1ef
 The course Win he open for nex year September st after or qaea ton Is over and 70 heein fhlnk q the next years rron Write to a5 for information and blanks
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-09
4 8on-Asr rsth--.

Recently first year high school ID oil handed her history teacher whst she evidently considered m exhauStte and final study of flacedeemonisn ea@ Eons In it she stated that one Sp9' gen habit Of strengthening youth va 10 compel the boys 10 sleep elwsys CT onSs and fhistles
 The incident reminds one of ste~, that is told Of one of the Csmerons 3 Fochiei
 The chief. when bivouacking wit his son In the snow, noticed that h lsd had rolled up snowfall to mss a pillow. He thereMpon rose and Kick ed 1t away, saving sterDly No ef ferinacy boyr- Youth. Companion
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-09
0SLER RIGHT; YOUTH
 SUCCEEDS AGE
Gray Hair Is First ign of Age. Harmless Remedy Restores to
 Natural Color.

gsler Isn't the only nan who turns down old age. h the bnsiness world 1ae young man" is always the one who picks the D1ums ii 8 an age
 #ew thought. new talent. etc. 4ad ehe old man is passed oy in the ace.
 one of the first signs of coming age 3s the appearance of gray hairs. When you see them act promptly. Vzeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair rem- edy will correct this sign. which so often deceives people iato thinking hat age is really upon them. It is a vell-known fact that sage and sulphur will darken the hair. Wy etb,s Sage and Sulphur combines these oid-time remedies with other agents which remove fandrHff and promote the growth of the hair.
 The manufacturers of this remedy authorize the druggists 10 sell 1t un- der guarantee that the money will be refunded if it fails to do exactly as represented
 This preparation Is offered to the public at fifty cents a bottle, and fs recommended and sold by all drug gists.
 Special Agent Mann Tankersiey Drug Co, 201 West 2nd avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-09
anrrina Dlnr,ord

The diamond was first burned ly Dsvy and Fsradsy in 1874 It wA~ held on a platinum rod in q gla !. globe of twenty-two cubic inches J pure hydrogen and the Duke Of Ets cany's burning glasa-a lens Of fo'r teen inches and one of three inchn- separated six and one-haif feet con centrated the eun's heat Tn thrae quarters of m hour the stone burst into scarlet flame Out of foeu4 f olsveS four minutes and was e9u wrme1 in two more trials
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-09
444se

Little things ike hactNi wf'l live ia I tempera ture of above 2f1 deprnes r Experimental observations of stoker. nave shown th"t man is 2 cousin [,
 he salamsnder Dante made six fer circles of hell and felt constrained
 resort 10 ice for the seventh and lae condemnation 9. souls Heat, in otl. words. is relative term Heat
 oenefcient if you }ke things hot depends on the point of view Heet f supposed to be ene~vating The hooN Form is eneende-ed by H. But, ther race horse will gt. much faster on not day than cool one The dercs -ays of the sun appear to luhricate ta joints The-e are various kinds a neat such as just common, everst'a neat prickly heat and the heat of ie oate. etc Kansas City Times
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-09
KEEP HOGS FREE FROM LICE


 When hogs Haeame fasfea wtza lice t is eoeHee os =sH5oaa aaeee snce to them 1aHgjne tEam za Inn fo make satisfactory eafes .u Hs eaH lot. and in fhe zase af==aHue ass Ii6e may he I secondary H#t #meat ate cause Of asafh Lice wzea refE numerous c5Hsa sH#aH EHfa a the Fita5T3 1T Haa 8a. and asa af outbreaks Haeasa Ha which aas had 58s =fts#f= eaHaaed aotHs seriously HHfcsHzH e fH #ec HHHH more HahIe d afF5H5 FIa s"aza and succnob t8H aa 55e z5afagestz ed one
 1ice are most numerous around ghe ears. and ia tho folds of si0 oa the jowl, flank and sides and on tbe inside of the Ices Ta= Thoroughly 3et rid of these pests dznning rat such as may now be abtaHef on tbe mark ct at very reasonable price and any one Of a number 59 good aisinFeetants and lice killers should be 8sed Tn the case of small herds or where the herd is not badly infested the hogs may be effectively treated by spray. ing the disinfeetant on fhem With small hand spray pump
 fn the case Of badly Infested berds All loose bedding should be burned and tho hog quarters Thoroughly dis. infected Rv keeping the boss fre4 from vermin and keeping their guar. ters clean and hea}thy. and by orova- ing dry clean wards good pure drink ing water. and good pasture fhe den ger from inc yarions hog dtsesr-- fs -educed 10 q minimnm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-09
Aar,euitural F,tenslo, p.p.rt,,,.r.

sar'cu'tura Exters'or Department
 The college .of Agriealrurs at Fay etteville has an extension departmen. that is now trying 10 reach and help the farmer in his own home This work is carried on through fsrmcrs' institutes, correspondence courses In sgricultnre boys corn ef1bs and n many other ways The farmers os ths state shonld take advantage of this department Notify us when you have farmers meetings pIcHies. etc and # our mon are not hasy at some. thing else VIC will be ahle to Furnish s speaker Tist vorr hov in the corn club and your girl h the temato club for rext year and help rbem carry out the work t VIII hc of lasting benefit 10 the boy or giri and might help them further ask for information as to the eorroapsn6caee curse You can study at home ard leave the ideas Of others as well as tho resnits of years Of experiences to apply to your own spocial c8sc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-09
FOR SALE

1 most excellent tract of land con- sisfing of 69 acres, situated On Mo- Fafden road, 4 miles north Of conrt house, with the following improve. menta
 One nice 5-room residence, with all 8-foet hall and pantry: i barn lot fenced v'ith wire: fine well soft water; one cotton house and chicken hoHse. one acre in orchard, consisting of peaces, apples and plums 30 acres is in cultivation and the remain der covered with fairly good timber consisting of white oak pin oak. DIa. and red oak.
 This is one Of the incest itrle farms anywhere around Pine Bluff and s now offered at bargain prfae of g 800 This price includes fine growing crop Of cotton and corn. with fbe exception Of ] acres which has been rented for tbis year The emoluments from same. however wt1f ga @ purchaser Apply to s M. TWTNE.
 Exclusive Agent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-09

Atorneg Smead Powell of Camden was in the city last night the guest Of Attorney Daniel Taylor. who is here from Camden spending 8 few days. He left carly this morning for his home. Hr= TayIor will remain here for see- eral days
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-09
A nn,d .lnlIi.r

@rr Hcshloigh Yes we've been hsv- tnw considerable trouble with our miik lstely Do you take your coffee with CT without
 New Boartier tass n within Bs.e- hcn TYanscript
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-09
Rancid Butter.

Are you troubled with rancid but ,ter9 Try the following Take he amount of butter which you are ike. Iy to use and soak t for couple of hours in cold water to which pinch of carbonate of soda tas boon added
 The rancid taste will quite disappear
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-09
Folny,s Honey and Tar Compound

Folny's Honey and Tar Femp0WhH sfill retains fla high place as the best household remedy for all coughs and colds either for aaldren ar crown =ereons Prevents seriors r. suits faam q cold Take only the gen nine Foipv's Honey aud Tar Com pound and refuse substitutes W i4 Dewoodp < Co
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-09
ina ssf.

Johnny the teacher "this F the third tir have nstt ro pnnfs> you thts week Ehy arc yuu so nangh Yy
 '"Becsuse" answered the incorri -r ble youngster. grandpa says the eoa-d ds- young and aint takin' any chances Chicago sews
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-09
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T Exclusive Agent

Aa##z4. All ===-ai.s
 fhe raf.5t 'aa=a8 wild s,t mal tfa E5ss oft sv58es B.. ,oraing l@ 2 I,seH- etrt-t Nee hae studied II @"a Hr ts luife iolfe 8ses zffeara .tia but all other anime pnfy resent such voyage aat veea.s rouS'Y liee vent to their feelings uHsl sensict ,"ss brings silence
 The ,ieee suffers most of all He whfnoe pifftaUH4= lis eyes water eon tinually nd he rHhe his stomach witt lia terrfbfe paws Horses are bad -ailers aHa afteH aie -n4 j sea voyage.
 Oxen are heroic ln their attempts oot to give way to seasiekness Ele- plants do aot Ike the sea. but thes 4re amnn5.tle fo medi I treatment \ god rcmede i+ hn.kefu' of hot wa ler cnntainin2 three and a half ptnts 4t whisky and seven onnces of du' tf4 t L,t,r N ,va
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-09

The best time 10 ent inc lambs tail and castrate is at ono week old.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-09

Newly matched ducklings can be pfooded without heat in box coop at fhis season. and If well fed will STOW rapidly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-09

You have some things to learn after you get an incubator.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-09

Exercise is essential to the best growth of the foal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-09
A~oe~ert College ssA Conservatory
 ENp @ss,Ac W0ngM
ElmeDsoN BROWN COllEse

ArkaAelsAh AA@&~
 M~se Ao-~ ~A~~' ses h~sA is s~sr.ifui @ seA h~eis>A-s Afssd.,pAte svseeAN hai,S,n-s A~a1 s~~a.~>>. so1~S. h~e~e~-men-.. Piess-n. ar MgNA~@e 2r-~st>es rac-lsy sf s7r,,.h-ti~. aAeAasev se--sis. .ssck~rs Fh~~~ ve1- pr-par4tory A~ -rr-.~ s-.4rr n z-rr-> ~ A 2 B-.' atv.n-
 s~sA p-~es ssA ises-rrr -nsa r,usie i'm eh- beet 6~ D~>asen~H@ ef Pioe Arsv Expression. A@sh esAeace HsAn>si Ltserttse. sa1 s.rd,~ S<ke,i A0 Ss~t ~orsi sc,e Correct ites's and -tans- smA eareress ti-eseiin- Military trss-iss sarp7.i 10r~t-@ Hasiy -eor.s nrtti- srA ~~-rciscs n open M FxSsesei .-h irt~itr,i sterfier ent interest hy ~~ -psAscrAi srrsrsr PLAN"
 Fer Catalogue address GEO H. CRCWELL, Ph. D., President, Ark aAaAph'., Ark.nsas
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-09
Ducks eat many hugs

A~-~-->-~-~~r~7-s-'7 7-e~ s-- W @--s Goslings must have free range
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-09

The quickest returns arc from baby beef
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-09


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The Prescott daily news., 1911-12-06

was engaged in the second hand business at Hope, but recently sold out and has purchased a similar business here. Among his effects was a bicycle which was recognized as the one stolen from MT. Davis and which Mr. Davis has identified as his, Mr. Green bought the wheel from a negro whose description tallies with the one held in jail and it is thought that he is guilty of this theft also.
 Several wheels have disappear ed during the last few months and the officers believe that their prisoner has been concerned in their disappearance.