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ATTENTION LADIES.

ATTENTION LADIES'.
 Don't fail to make that Prize Cake, in the Cake Baking Contest Friday, April 21st, BOP West Second avenue.
 19 2t :. For a mild, easy action of the DOW els, single dose of Doan's Regulets is enough. Treatment cures habitual constipation 25 cents box. Ask your druggist for them.
 Free for ten days, with every Hoe, Spade, Fork or Shovel, a pack age of Mays Garden seed at Cleve- land-Matthews Hdw. Co., If WANTED--A representative in ev- cry town in Arkansas. Good pro- position to responsible party. Ad- dress Barnes Music House, Pine Bluff, Arkansas. 21 St Madame g. Nave Hockeuhull's .5eauty Parlors, manufacturer of bu- nan hair goods, hair dressing, inan:- cure, shampooing. massage and chi opody. Phone 1888. Parlors. 10+ Pine street Have no resident phone. TOR SALE-My Fifth ave proper ty } houses and store. Will sell at bargain, if sold d once. M l., Bradford, 1700 W. 5th. Ct Many hundreds of our quality self Sharpening Ball Bearing Lawn Mow- CTS are in use in Pine Bluff. From $35o up.-Cleveland-M Matthews Hdw Go. If You should see our stone line Resrigerators, Crex Rugs, Porch Furniture and Davenports before 1 buying.-Reap & Crawford Furn. Co.,
 If A Chifforobe is an actual neces- sity n the well kept home in this day and time.-Reap & Crawford Fnr Co., If House Cleaning Time. Buy your Mating from me Closing it out at cost 16c to 23c yd.-C. G. Gil lespIe, BIO Main St. St The Knox-Walker Furniture Com pany is placing a large and attrac- tive electric sign on their building on west Baraque street. The sign is one of the largest ever placed on 9 local business. house and is being installed and was made by the Pine City Elec. trio Company.
 | Gertrude Johnson, negress was bound over yesterday by Magis trate w. D. Vance to the grand jury to answer charge of assault to kill The woman fired at Gentry Thomas a negro employed at the Cotton Bell saloon Wednesday night, while h, was in the saloon, but missed hel mark. The negro fired back at he1 and she ran away. She was arrest ed yesterday morning by Deputy Con stable Robert Johnson. The man wa, arrested by the police at the saloor after the shooting. He was discharged " Magistrate Vance, as he only actet in self defense
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-21

There are others. but none like the Herrick Refrigerator for saving ice and provis ons $500 up at Cieveland-Matthews lIdw. Go. If
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WOOD

Sawyer and Austin green wood de- l:vered to all parts of city. Two Horse wagon load. s1.50 Tn five load lots, $500. q. 4. Thom1s. 1ew phone 469. 4r Quick del;very
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Ring us np for prices on sum mer conveniences. w. will send out goods for your approval " thout v9" coming dnwntoWn. Clerelaud-Naf- thews Hdw. Co. if
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-21

Poultry wire i'll all heights and meshes, heavy or light. also a full line of field fence at Cleveland-Mat- thews Hdw. Co., If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-21

Gasoline stoves in all grades from $2.95 up. If you want the best buy a Detroit at Cleveland-Matthews Hdw. Go. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-21

Roofing for every requirement from $1.0O per square and up at Cleveland Hdw. Go. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-21

The White Mountain stone lin ed Refrigerators are best Sold by Reap & Crawford Furn Go. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-21

For picture framing see V. s. Mcclellan, o. P. S37 New phone 443. 501 Main. 12 Ira
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-21

The little daughter of MT. and Mrs. w. H. Denver is reported sick.
 Josephine, the little daughter of Rev. and Mrs. w. C. Davidson is quite sick.
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Pine Bluff Mercantile Co

s Pine Bluff Mercantile Co ! We have many good /, s things to show you . things that are making { a hit.
 ! Infants Dresses, lace trim, of
 sheer lawn, 25c to s1.oo each { Children's Gineham Dresses, ! trimmed in embroidery or solid
 , colored bands, to match color of x main material used in the make
 ! up of the dress soc to $50 ! each
 ; White and Cream all-wool Serges that make up into those stylish white Skirts for cool days. 75c, s1.25 and s175 a yard
 Children's Shoes for School wear or for long wear. Button or lace. Kid or of heavier leather. s1.0o to $500 a pair. Ladies Swiss Ribbed Vests, finished in Silk mbroidery, neck and arms. Silk tape, wide straps over shoulder, gen erous in size at 1oc and .1sc each
 Boys Night Shirts cut full and long, no collar, tape tn-sn. sizes 4 to II, 5oc and 5ec each.
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1 IS St.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-21

BARNES MUSIC HOUSE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-14

When injured souls begin to distinguish and qualify
danger over So grew bold "Sorry you take it that
way" said. "You come here in trouble"
"A1y good fool he interrupted with half hysterica
snort "let you that the trouble will reco on
the other men,
"As you please" I went on. "Anyhow, the chaps
that arrested EN- asks you to dinner. Shall tell
him you're walking back to Aldershot?"
He picked some fluff off his waistcoat: Il am in no
position to dictate yet" he said. "That will
later. l must probe into this little further. In
the meantime l accept your invitation without preju
dice-if you understand what that means.
understood, and began to be happy again. Subal.
terms without prejudices quite to me. "All
right, replied "You 60 up to the house,
lie walked off stiy while searched the sack and the
- for the impounded correspondence that Bobby
had talked of. found nothing except, the police
reports say the traces of severe struggle He had
kicked half the varnish off the back of the front seats
and had bitten the leather padding where he could reach
it. Evidently purposeful and hard mouthed young
gentleman.
slay YOU Stop laughing. He's talking to Infant
about dispositions. Look here You're nearest his size.
Cut to rooms and give 1pps your dinner things
and clean shirt for him.
But haven't got another suit, | said.
@You! I'm not thinking of you! We've got to con-
ciliate him. He's in filthy rags and filthy temper,
sacrifice. Be quick! And clean socks, remember"
Once more trotted up to my room, changed into
unreasonable, unbrushed gray tweeds, put studs into
ture to Ipps and returned to the hall just in time
to hear Stalky say:
"I'm stockbroker; but have the honor to hold his
Maesty's commission in Territorial battalion Then
felt as though l might be beginning to be repaid.
II have very high opinion of the Territorials my
SELF said Mr.. Wontner above glass of sherry. On
FAINT lets put bitters into anything above forty
yearold) "But if you had any experience of the Ser
vice. you would find that the average army man"
Here the Infant suggested changing and pps before
whom no human passion can assert itself led Mr. Won't
away.
why the devil did you tell him was the bench?"
said Infant wrathfully aYou know amt! Why didn't
he stay in his fathers office? He's raging lunatc."
"Not bit of it," said Stalky cheerfully. @Hes
little shaken and excited. Probably Beetle annoyed
him in the garage; but we must overlook that We've
contained him far, and I'm going nibbe round his
outposts at dinner. All you've got to do Infant is to
remember you're gentleman in your house. Don't
hop You'll find it pretty difficult before dinners
don't want to hear anything at all from Beetle
"But I'm just beginning to like him" said. "Do let
me play!'
@Not till ask you. You'll overdo it. Poor old
Dhurry-bags! scandal ud break him up"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-14

aBut so long as regiment has no say who joins it
it's bound to rag Infant began "Why.why- var
"Good Heavens We amt discussin principles. We've
got to the Court of Inquiry if cam said Staky
FIVE minutes laterat seven-forty-iv to be precise
we four sat down to such dinner as, hold, only
the Infants cook produce, with wines worthy of
pontfcal banquets. in the extremity of rage and
injured dignity is precisely like in low depression.
He asks questions, accepts what is put before him,
and babbles in key-very often of tries But food
and drink the best of drugs. think it Hedseck
Dry Monopole '92-Stalky stuck to Burgundy through
out-that began to unlock Mr.. Wontner's heart be-
hind my shirt front Me he snubbed throughout after
the Oxford manner because had him in the sack
the Infant while admired the set of dinner jacket
his shoulders he made his plans of revenge very
clear indeed. He had even sketched out of the
paragraphs that to appear in "The Daily Mail"
and if Stalky had allowed me should have told him
that they were rather neatly phrased.
you ought to be able to get whackin damages out
of EN- into the bargain, said Staky, after Mr. Won't
ner had outlined his position legally.
Nly dc-ah sir, Mr. Wontner applied himself to his
glass; ut isn't matter that gentlemen usually discuss
but assure you we Wontners," he waved well kept
hand, edo not stand any urgent need of filthy lucre"
In the next three minutes learned exactly what his
father worth, which, he pointed out, trle
of the world dwelt Stalky envied aloud and
delivered my first kick at the Infants ankle. Thence
we drifted to education, and the average army
and the desoatig vacuity remember these words) of
army society," notably among its Wonenkind. 1t ap-
peared that there sort of convention
in the army against mentioning a wonan's name at
mess. We were much surprised at this (Staky would
not let me express my Surprse); but took it from
Mr. Wontner-who said might-that it was So
Next he touched Colonies of the Old School and their
cognzance of tactics Not that he himself pretended
any special skill tactics; but after three years at the
Varsty-none of us had had Varsity education-a
nsensby contracted the habit of clear thinking At
least he could automatically coordinate his IDEAS and the
jealousy of middle headed Colonies inconceivable
We would understand that it his duty to force on
the retirement of his Colonel, who had been in the
spiracy against him. to make his Adutant resign or ex-
change and to give the halfdozen childish subaterns
who had vexed his dignity chance retrieve them
selves in other corps-West African ones, he hoped
For himself after the decided, he proposed
go living in the regiment just prove for he bore
malice that times had changed mosque maaamur in
Mis-f we knew what that meant. Infant had c,1rled
his legs out of reach; | quite free to return
thanks yet to Allah for the diversity of His
creatures in His adorable world.
And SO, by way of an eighty yearold liqueur brandy
to tactics and the great General Causewitz unknown
to the average army mind.
To be concluded next Sunday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-14
SINCE I
HAVE YOU
BY ESTELLINE BENNETT

In the days when we knew there were fairies
And the rambows were tipped with gold.
When life was wonderful story
That never grew dull nor old.
We believed what the grown-ups all told US
And know now it never was true.
Those were not the happiest days of life.
Those days before knew YOU
In the days when all life was promise.
In the rosy -hued time of our youth.
Our worldly wise elders still told us
What now know wasn't the truth.
They told us those days were the gladdest
That mortals on earth ever knew
Those misty, monotonous, worthless old days.
Those days before knew you.
CHORUS
know that our ships come safely in.
know that our dreams come true,
know fairy godmothers all make good
know it since have you.
You've given me faith in fairies. Dear.
You've made all my dreams come true;
You're all the godmother's gifts in one,
My deary. and have you'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-14

IMAGINE sumptuously equipped garage half filled
by the Infants Prussan blue gray corded silk imou
sine and mud splashed, cheap hooded fourseater In
the back seat of this last conceive fiery chestnut head
emerging from long oatsack an mplacable white face
with blazing blue eyes and jaws that worked ceaselessy
the loop of the string that drawn round its neck
The effect under the electrcs that of demon cat
erpilar wrathfuly spinning its
Good evening" | said genially. "Let me help you
out of that"
The head glared.
"We've got 'em," went on "They came to quite the
wrong shop for this of the wrong shop
Camel" said the head. well see about that! Let
out!" 1t was not promising voice for young
and usual had no knife.
you've chewed the string so, can't find the knot,
l said worked with trembling fingers at the
pillars throat Something united itself, and Mr.. Won't
wrggled out colaress, tieless, his coat split half
down his back, his waistcoat unbuttoned, his watch
chain snapped his rucked we'll above his knees
@Where he said grmly as he pulled them down, @is
Master Trivett and Master Eames?"
"Both arrested, of course" replied @Sir George"
gave the Infants full title Baronet, us Justice
of the Peace He'd be very pleased you dned with
There's room ready for you picked up the sack
"D'you know" said Mr.. Wontner through his teeth
bu the cars bonnet between u.s. shat this looks
to me LIKE won't say conspiracy yet, but uncom-
monty like confederacy."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-18
TIP WRIGHTS COLUMN

liEhiWelEhth
SO long as The lightweight limit o.
recognized as 1888 pounds and ring
side weight "a adhered Co., 30 Ions
Wlil Mcfarland be- "a near champion
and nothing more
believe. and { know that every.
one Nho knows The game and has
watched Mcfarland bellcfcs. that
he is the best man OF bic pounds ln
che world tlis logical opponent is
Freddy Welch aud another match
between them ia sure 10 bc made
soon with oue COZ the other beaten.
the victor viii stand almost alone.
for even the most ardent admirer
of Wells. tho English champion viii
admit be WAS lucky 90 get a de-
cisiou over Wclch in London
don't think Mcfarland and Vol.
CAST wlli meet Tho former viii
have % make the weight to get q
chance az Tom Jones wildcat. and
he Is too wlHe 60 risk defeat boy
weakening himself Despite The
talk 60 the contrary. WoiEaat o. a
tough nut for Nny one 90 them 20
crack and Mcfarland Will need hlu
strength 90 hrai the MichiTnndcr
am inclined to think Mcfarland
ought 90 foraakc the lightweight
ranks inaamuch aa BE- cannot make
the riusalde weight and ~ after che
welierwelghta lir would find more
business Co this class and ho is man
enough to 80 through the class and
win the title. believe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-18

wonder 10 The fans Who fol
low the doineH ~ the men who
earn their auateuaucr and the aua
tonanco OF their MANAGERS hy cA-
plotting the manly art. appreciate
Packcy Mcfarland
This young man. halllug from
the stoekynrds district 81 Chicago.
ia the most perfect fighting ma
chine wc hnyc had in the light
weight brigade since the day 81
KID Laylgue and Frank Erne Ia.
fortunately Packey cannot make
1873 pounds rIuFs.io. and enter the
ring iu the full glory 81 his strength
nut for this there would be 40
controversy over the lightweight
championship
McFarlauda best weight Is 1876
pounds. weigh IN al or O'Clock
and fight a. no. Naturally the
weight hc takes uu after weighing
Ia sends him into the rinE q weller
weight and gives him a decided
weight advantage over Mulsaat
who can make the feathers eight
limit with ease az the riugaide and
who seldom weighs over 20 pounds
when be fEhtH the bost OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-18
Beautiful Complexion
Easy to Produce

Hair the energy aud care devot
cd 90 her complexion By the aver
age woman % mibdlrcctcd and mis-
applied Greasy face creams aud
poroclogging powders never will
give lasting beauty 10 the skin
Tho compilations Of japanese
women are the wonder and envy OF
foreign women travelling In the
Orient Yet the japanese beauty
dcyotca lcas than five minutes day
to her complexion All she does Is
gently massage her face. neck and
arms daily with solution made by
disaolying a small original package
OF mayatone in eight ounces OF
witch hazel
This harmless treatment pro
duccs and preserves that smooth
and antiny skin. so clear and soft
and beautiful dcllcateiy colored
and always free from rouEhness
rcdncss. wrinkles and hairs Any
woman with the same treatment
can achieve the same results
-Advt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-18
lies Driven
Away FREE
Cases Of Extreme Torture Cured SO
Quick as 10 Amaze All Who
Know the Terrora Of Piles.

Eren small ana recent rase of piles is
bad enssEh tHt fh.aaan1s GRO in ahfsrt
mtsef1 Great protrusiana render me %
fHftafH in every 0amnuri'Y ans pet
fighf wIfhir eih1u faam De- certainty o.
1rHs sfHfe fhaf EOS ftr anuIrrruI iffra-
wi1 l'iir Cure if not re- wIf De matted
ffee upon receipt ef the regular price.
sae
Dc works iiko hundred suiff streams
p waller Hn auddrn blaze pufH fhe
Fire aHf. saves iiFra aatra tfa nrr.rn
prevents aauErrne stops ail usfn. alb
o. hing go bleeding reduces 90 swell.
'nes Internal ~ external cures quirh
end complete fp stay cured Many re
sore eaars thlnk fhrr are tsuefrus ruusi
he operated nn. have part of their nnat.
amr egt and carved. Don't loo 30 hap.
per
Heuiauhef. anything cot or 10 gone
Forever Pyramid Pile cure saves nli
this. cures nationally. restores che parts
t1 normal healthy conditions Nou can
easily and qpirhiy prove this by sending
aur name and address fo Pyramid prur
Co, s7e Pyramid uidH Marshall Mich
frre trial viii az once DO mailed
sealed iu plain wra pper and You will
never afterwards hr a. loss 90 kuow
shat tu advise whom 500 hear ~ a case
70 piles. 30 matter hos severe % mas
be
For sals 81 al drug stores a. soo o.
pa knge. aud DO sure you set what sou
ask for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-18
BATTING ORDER OF TEAMS.

Local Weather Forecaster said
at 10 O'Clock today that he can
promise nothing but showers for
this afternoon. but. he added gently
IL will be fair weather tonight
Now II We can prove that Sails
bury is doing this on purpose. We
can have him recalled, maybe. but
otherwise wen simply have 20 grin
and bear H.
Whether there Is a game az Dug
dale's park this afternoon rests en-
tirely upon climatic conditions. Of
course But az this writing. the
middle OF the forenoon. the outlook
Is extremely dubious.
But the Seattle team Is ready and
the Vancouver boys are eager as
bulldogs after a seven weeks fast.
II the sunny. smiling sun VIII only
crack half smile. there u go an
eye-opener game at that Yesier way
ball yard and no mistake.
Captain Jack Tighe Is confident
OF victory. today. next week and
on that fallow September day when
the pennant will be handed 90 some
grizElsd bunch OF green diamond
vets
Unless something unexpected
should happen at the last moment
said Jack Tighe. Il shall select
Zeke Zackert 10 pitch the opening
GAME. Zack is entitled 10 the
honor. as he did grand work for
Seattle last year 7 have heard a
lot about the way he worked to
win and | think the fans will Join
with me in saying that Il Is right
10 honor him for past service as
we'll as for his ability shown 10 the
preliminary practice"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-18

Cubville pennant prospects this
year may depend upon the service
Of kid pitcher. as they did last
year. when a recruit from the South
Michigan league. King Cole. led the
league and held the Bearleta IN the
lead when the veterans were floun.
dering like bewlldered elderly per.
sons III the maze ~ corner traffic
Cole is In the hospital tempo.
rarily. but another Kid. Fred Toney.
who has been kept under wraps by
Manager Chance. was given a
warming up gallop the day the team
struck Chicago. and against the fast
Notre Dame team showed so much
class that he Is looked upon as an.
other Cole.
Toney halls from Tennessee and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-18

looks the part lie IS long. lean.
and as strong as some OF the SOUR
rel whisky they make in the noun.
tains OF said state. What be did TO
the colloglans was sinful Nine men
faced him Six famed. and weak
lnfield offerings were the best the
others could do
This Toncy person has 50 much
smoke that ~ almost hid the sun
(shining for the first time IN two
weeks from view. The fans had
assembled IN numbers. 70 look over
the 1911 pennaut pursuors gathered
by Chance. Murphy. ct al. and were
80 excited when Chance chased the
elongated fox chaser 10 the hin that
they failed 10 pass upon the others.
Even Zimmerman at third failed TO
attract notice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-18

IT'S funny how little Jimmie An,
hts hickD limb pole. with A risss
~ pink twiHo and a one-Denpy 49,
can yet 'cm eyery time. Ana n,
all the funuler when you thluk ~,
the biz bank president or the ~.
ncr grocery man can't ketcb an.
thing ~ a.. with their expensive
tackle
Maybe thatH the great law q eou.
pcusation Anyway. who Woulsst
go fishiu when this rain stops n
bail game? Fish bite better IA ~
rain. according 10 Freddie or
office boy who has just returned
from Weeka vacation across I.sEs
Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-18
MCFARLAND FAVoRITE.

fBy United Press Leased Wfre)
NEW YORK. April lS-AlthOugh
the New York laws do not permit
open betting. Packey Mcfarland
will be the favorite when he steps
into the ring tonight for bis ten.
round go at the Fairmont Athletic
club with Harlem Tommy Murphy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-18

Granite Falls won the nth sue
cessive game sunday by defeating
Everett by score 81 20 70 I, Sc
curing rs runs to first three
innings. Errors caused by loose
playing In one-sided game were re
sponslbIe for the only runs secured
by the visitors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-18

nAhoEL A WINNER.

MEMPHIS. Tenn April is Joe
Mandel ~ New Orleans today has
popular decision over Charlie
white of Chicago Mandol was the
aggrrssor throughout the eight
rounds