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The evening world., 1911-03-08
HUESTON PROVES
EASYF0RD De ORC
IN TITLE MATCH
Pool Champion Makes Twice
as Many Points as Oppon-
ent in First Block.

One would hardly believe that Thomas
a. Hucstun vas ever a pool champion.
judging ~ his performance against
Afro dc orc. the present title holder.
In tho opening block Of their match at
Doyle's Academy, as at the end OF the
nights play he had only scored half as
many points as his opponent. the score
being lc5 to 2c.
Those who saw the opening play OF
their three nights c0o-ball battle, pre-
dict that DE orc will retain ln cham
ploasnip crown without any troubl'.
Tho Cu1an PLAYED rinss around his adj
ysr'rry. He vas ds cool! as the p'u-
yaih.t; cucumber. wG.le tiucston was
a. nervous as a bride and Bridegroom
At the altar-rail.
At the outset liueston displayed fair
form and at the end Of the sixth frame
lee by ~forty-six balls to fo-ty-two. AZ
Ter that his playing siun?cd anc he
wasn't in the running again. De orc
cleaned the table OF all the balls six
times In his twenty-ono frames. while
Hueston's bes; effort was a run OF thir-
teen.
The evening world., 1911-03-08
Pitcher Harry Ables Sure
OF Berth Win HillfOps

told before. batted for an average OF
All for the season. Then ne stole
eighty-seven bases, felded for average
over $50. pitched eighteen games. win
ming fourteen OF them, and several
times vas sent In to catch and other
times to play various positions in the
infield. He Is a natural ball player. and
That 10 all there is to 1t. When he hits
a ball It goes on u line and far away.
He has 80 much faith In himseif that
he docs not believe there IL a pitcher
to-day he cannot hit. II Scout Irwin
has his a this fellow Is going 70
hang around the bench the coming
summer.
Another player who will have no
trouble in landing a berth 10 Lou Lit
schi. The boy Is a second baseman.
and on what he has shown he looks
every inch a ball player. He goes after
ground balls the right way. and al
though he wastes not the fraction of
a second in getting the ball away from
him, he Is most accurate In his throw.
Just n little teaching does he need IN
the ethics OF big league ball. and he
will be At to grace any club In either
the National or American League. II
may be tina he will be sent out FOR
a little work In the Eastern League
but II he does it's safe to say that next
year Will see MN StIINluk ~ u Joo
with the Chase OUTFIT. He'll not get
away from the Hilltoppers unless an
unusually big price Is paid for him.
This bunch OF Yannigans. although
on the whole made up OF little Fellows.
are Of the right stun. They are all
young and not even developed IN
stature. Nearly every n OF them has
some time to grow in. and tho majority
will be heard from some day as stars.
SO well does Coach Irwin think or
them thai when Chase and his regular
outfit hit town the Yannigans are GO
ing to challenge the veterans to a game.
And here Is the team as VIII
present II to chase ct al. Ables ana
Revelle. pitchers; Walsh n Williams.
catchers and first basemen: Litschi. sec
ond base; Russell, short stop: Bailey.
third base, and Juhe. Kauff and Nc
Grainer. outielders.
And that IL some team! That inheld
will work out to-day II the weather
clears up, and every day they VIII be
nut through some work TO make them
right 10 rive the big fellows a tussle,
In the meantime. a game or two VII
be arranged with the University VI
Georgia team, and the frst Will likely
be played next Saturday.
The evening world., 1911-03-08
NEW TERROR COMES TO
CHALLENGE K. O. BROWN,

Hist, There's a new terror on The
,on Not a Onc-Eogad Hogan or a
Knockout Rrown or a cyclone Crow
lex. vino cash OF ON once in a VII ie
goes wrong ana falls 20 live up TO his
tic. THIS Is a continuous periormer-
, ,e,l se~rvc-hlr-hot and cluEh; EN-
allve Kid b. the enduring and ende1rlng
name cs Dorseyt-the Demon.acal
Dorsey.
lack sirorco. who r. branching out as
n srN.ful picXer o; live ores in the HstIc
the. found Dorsey. JACK has a few
thousands In the HOwory Bank, ard he
is aching to drag ont u thousand 20
lay that Dorsey, the Demon, can out
IL over o. Knock-OIt Brow at ~
,.'ur4ila.
The evening world., 1911-03-08
Giant Player Likely to Rival
Vaughn for Southpaw
Honors of Club.
Frym > staY Corr,srpndent N Tho Evening
WOri with the Team

hbll NlN4l Aut ithhu'J
Athens. Ga. March s.
~ HE Hilltop hopefuls had a chance
TO rest up their .ching bones yes
terday afternoon because that
arch enemy OF baseball. Jupiter Pluvius.
paI old Athens a visit. but there was a
little bit doing In the early part OF the
day. The Yannigans. as Arthur Irwin
likes to call his boys. got a o. kinks
gu. OF their muscles despite the fac.
that they had to do Il on the field
which was as finely wine swept as the
beach at coney Island.
Big Harry Ab'es. the giant, showed
for the first time in uniform and Chief
Advisor Arthur Irwin had q tough Job
fitting him out in one. The giant had
his own glove praise-be with him.
There IL not a glove n that would Ut
those maulers tina fellow has. The
size of them may be guessed at when
Il IL known that no can entirely en-
circle n ball with his hand and then have
his fingers overlap the thuinb. In pitch
ing he holds the hall between his index
and his second finger and despite mat
apparent handicap. he has excellent
control. Ables had some practise against
McGraw's Giants In Texas before he
came here, 80 he was ready to unbuckle
a few and he did until called TO a halt
by the pitchers cC@rh. Duke Farrell.
He is one who Is sure to make good.
Unless something happens to him be-
tween now and the opening 4 cere-
monies he will wear a Hilltop UNIFORM
and he will rival Jim Vaughn for the
honors OF champion s%outhpaw pitcher
Of the club.
Bas!ng the claims OF little Benny Kauf
for "A Job on the Farrell OUTFIT this year
or what he did In the virginia Valley
League last season. 1t seems a shame
tina, he has not n few more pounds on
him and II little more height. II he had
he would give any one OF the regulars a
run for their positions.
In tho Virginia League, Kaun. as
The evening world., 1911-03-08
Giants Use Huge PushbaA
To Help Round Into Shape

doned. Tae oil players had forgotten
all about 1t but McGraw hst not. lie
figured that tie plains Of Texas wou'
be large enough for It to roll on, but
h had not figured on Texas being 4
horse country. You would be surprised
to know how unpopular a pushball is
with a Texas pony.
Aside from the arrival OF the ~pushba!l
a lot OF big things happened to us Mar
In folks yesterday, and around the
hotel they are stu talking about tn
speech that Manager McGraw made
when he vas scented with a deed u
the property which Is being used by tie
Giants for training purposes.
Mayor Heffner AID the Aldermen ot
Marlin cape to the grounds Ia an auto
mobile. and with them was a nige deed,
gold seal, red ribbon and all. This was
given to McGraw az "A token Of esteem
from the city OF Marlin. McDiraw knew
in advance that TIE presentation WAS
coming off. but ne diiN't make the ions
speech thai he had peea Asur.ns or.
He said.
ION behalf % the Giants and she Gig
OF New York I want to thank you. /!
we can win 'he pcrraHt we Vii taci'
tn.s decd on the most
The evening world., 1911-03-08

ALBANY. y. Y, March s,-Tc7y Martin Va
a poor match Tor Kid Henry, the colored Weller.
weight Of Troy. in the ten. round main bout II
the Knickerbocker A. e. stag. He managed. how.
Oe7. to make a good showing for the frs, five
rounds. in which honors We're about even. In the
sixth, however, Henry landed a wicked punch tC
The nit n abe white mans s,omlch and the latte,
dropped 10 the canvas. The punch had a Il. o.
on ii. but the he'd saved Martin.
The evening world., 1911-03-08
gpO}pTINGL %2 = ne
Mms11dM

although involving cunGdcrable expenditure. IA
being undertake. 70 keen the men in coIdition
for the Intercollegiate outdoor meet 10 10 held
about the middle oi June.
COLUMBIA DEFEATED YALE IN \
revolver shoot hv the sdre Of aS3 to 7gG, A. =.
Lane, who hlds the Metropolitan and the
lm1ed states al around cnamponsaipa, made
,he excellent sore, 81, ??1 for the Blue and
bia team. ran him a cose second. with a total
~ 2ld.
The evening world., 1911-03-08
McEIveen Bats Like Fiend.

non SPRINGS. ARK. March s,-Manassr
llahlon put bis twenty-five players through a hard
|iainins stunt yesterday. Taking advantage OF
be warm weather. Bad BIZ had his men out
|,Ty and EC,i them going until the dinner bdl
IJlg, The teams. capained by o. BaTgr ard
Nap Tucker, PLAYED a fun nine-innIng game. Bar
|ffs nine w%allo1ing RuokCr's crowd by a score Of
DO 10 9. McLlyeen carried off the batting non.
duu.its out a home nun. tWo-baggcr aud a
The evening world., 1911-03-08
Deed Made Out to McGraw.

II developed that tie deed TO the Ave
acres OF ground and the Improvements,
watch cost in the uc'gHaorhood of si.0o.
had been made ont 20 M,Graw person
ally. lie asked the Mayor to change the
title so that 1t SHOULD res, with the New
York Ball Club as q corporation. There
was a moving picture machine on hand
TO perpeiuate the scene, and Josh De-
wore and Ruhe Maruuard saw 20 II that
they were constantly Ia action and n
tho fore Wound while the man was turn
ing the crank.
do the bush ~'eIglcrs get in that
I :oo?" asked Forsythe &: McGraw. an,
when he was told To get Ia he was The
happlest youth In tho land. He wanted
the man to open the box AID let hin
! see how i looked.
The evening world., 1911-03-08

posTpN. March s.-Al belmont won the de-
tblon over Jimmy Carroll o. San Francisco in a
ten-iOund bout AZ tht Armoy A, A. DelmOut
lptssOrvd his man all through the contest and
lpt Up tho best article Of boxing ,tha. be Las
lebsn sgouad hsie Tor q long tins..s
The evening world., 1911-03-08
ST. MlCHAEL-'S SEVEN FINDS
! N. Y. A. C. TEAM A ClNCH.

The New York A. c. .eTsn never hsd a chance
" the game against the CHAMPION Canadian team
fran ST. Miohaols College Of Toronto al the
III. Nicholas Rink. the result. I 20 4. not giving
y ven good idea q tie vast difference 10 the
kfqliy Of the two teams. The visitors led from
ltsrt 20 finish. At The end OF the fira half they
fNTe in the lead. . 10 ! and didn't exert th6m-
ttlro3 any too hard In the ssoond PERIOD. The
liat % the game was L. Flamme. the cenIe for
be -. Mlhts. who scored four Of their goals.
The evening world., 1911-03-08

II n Y ARD VNDERGKADUATIS
.,,or,o,oI ,o-day nv tho announce.
"e'o o'''J'SNN to''' ~ " =
reI - ,ro-ya,, ,orn os coach
Engaged Tor II t"o-Sear 'er" a.
90 ,hc Harvard h,sehail tenn.
% '"'
urpr - c\iAXy nr pnyrns ron
fair who are igous TO- "p.ear al the tes,inaniaI
Go Jmmy % b1cn' the nhtIthe paa'ah H.-h,
DALEY ", bharts ,hHt!n lpALs HnY1l n!i.s
Vs. Chlnk CunIey, hhI, stone vs. ".lE N'sl'
Marty heleS W. mex Mnrhy' lo.ns AAtty Ns'
The evening world., 1911-03-08

PHILADELPHIA. March s,-Tigh,,ug the rl,e
mi take IAma IN q sashing bout Al the Douglas
\, g., Johnny Wilclis OF this ciS. aud uroNtr
ever Witnessed at tho club. the rh!ladslpLian
earning ths d-ci',o. by virtue u hiy s~ssFs.i's'
The evening world., 1911-03-08

Ed Konetchy. the Cardinals first-sack luminary,
announcel %rcrently, after a conference with Man
age- Br,srahan. that his salary differences With
the club lad been adjusted satisfactorily and that
lie would !oin the team a, West Badcl.
The evening world., 1911-03-08
Me- raw Makes His Men EXer.
else With Ball Used One
Season at Memphis.
By BULGER.
tstaH Correspondent Of the Evening VOID
with the Team

Marlin. Tex, March s.
A HUGE pushball. seven feet In
u diameter, rolled down the street
by a score OF shouting BALL play
ers tore a streak right through the mid
die OF Marlin this morning. and for a
half hour the whole town was In an
uproar. Horses broke away from their
hobblc- teams that hadn't struck a
trot for ten years tore mad.y down the
street and the lazy Mexican tamale
vendors gathered up their wares and
actually ran to II place OF safety. The
huge leather bail, with Its tumultuous
escort. was enough 10 brighten anything
and 1t was some time before Mayor
the disturbance.
After the big bal had beer rolled TO
the new grounds. a distance OF 4 mile.
Manager McGraw decided that hereafter
It would have to be Kept there. He told
the Mayor that to prevent any run-
Always he would take no moro chances
on rolling the ball TO and from the city.
Incidentally this broke into one OF the
best pls ms for training that he has had
for several years.
Bugs Raymond and Ed Hendricks, the
heavy men of the club who rolled It Ia
town yesterday. were to have been the
goats" McGrnw had II ed IL so that
they were to roll the bali to town every
afternoon after the game ms that Gale!
Meyers. Ernest Lush and George S,h,cI
were TO roll It back the next morning
Yesterday Hendricks had to hold the
horses while Bugs rolled the bali. For
reducing flesh there Is nothing like a
pushball. The players become SO in.
terestcd In the sport ~ trying to clims
on top Of II ti'st they forget how hard
they are working. Tho FIST thing they
know they are "a, In" ana the per.
sulrntInn 10 milling If In strnnm
The evening world., 1911-03-08
Matty Worked VIZ, HUGE Ball.

Mathewson worked witt the huge bal
70: a half hour yesterday afternoon and
he says 1t was the best spring workout
that he has had for years. The ball
vas made for the Giants four years
aga and they used 1t one season Mt
Ncmph!s. Il WAS SO cumbersome in Il
city o: that size that II FAD to be a5an-
The evening world., 1911-03-08

President Nayin Of the Detroit team has called
off the proposed series Of three games with the
Chicago Cubs which were TO have been PLAYED al
birmingham during the spring training season.
The evening world., 1911-03-08

Thomas z. r'L,tty'1 George Of York. Pa. one
Of the ". Ioui, Brovns'' new pitcher., who has
dent Robert ~it-lgts seemed wil!ias 10 :,e tlnl,
has finally affixed his signature TO . contract.
The evening world., 1911-03-08

Claude BOSNIAN will play first base for the
Troy New York State league team this season.
Some OF these major ~leagusrs fall 40 faS, that
the w1ssst fan can't keep track OF their wanlernys
over the BASEBALL ornament.
The evening world., 1911-03-08

THE AMERICAN TEAM WILL PLAY THE
South Africans and the winners, will meet the
English team IN Lne tennis play at sydney
The evening world., 1911-03-08
g SEE5J Rz%57 BEST SPORTING PAGE in NEW YORK 1o


Copyright. 1911. by The Press Publishing Co Crhe New York World.
The evening world., 1911-03-08
Dan Sullivan
Makes Good Here
In Just One Punch
Jack Reynolds Sent to Sleep
in Jig Time by Mon
tana Fighter.
ny Join PCLLOCK.

n ONTANA DAN SULLIVAN o
I\Iv the easiest kind o: n victory
AVA over Jack Reynolds. tho Brook
The evening world., 1911-03-08
Veteran Young:s
Last Season in
Baseball Game
Grand Old Pitcher to Wind
Up Diamond Career by
Using Spitbali.

Tn the hope OF making his las; year IN
baseball average up to the Years In
4 which he did his best pitching. old
Cy Young OF the Maps is developing a
spitball upon which he will place his
main reliance this season. Young con-
fded his to one OF the Cincinnati play
ers recently.
Old Cy says this will positively be his
last year in baseball and that he IN
tends to work his head on to make IL
one that will be remembered.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-28
Onera In Dumb Show.

The late Clara Novello in her rent absences tells how Malibran once ap, peafed in "Sonnambula" without ut. tering note She had taken cold and was prevented from singing at the last moment. though crowds ot early corners already filled the house. "On the manager telling her. in de spair, that. besides loss of money, these disappointed people would be dangerous she said, T cant speak above my breath: should have to do 1t in dumb show" Bum at once caught at this outburst as If seriously meant and on his knees begged her to try this. and she, fired by the nov city, did so. The grateful public rav- ed in praise of this surprising tour de force, and the sensation 1t made filled the papers,"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-28
Dining Car Service For All Meals 90 DAY TICKETS.

Convention Fares. Ask for particulars. Let us help you plan your trip.
 H. N. ATWOOD, Agent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-28
Sungie ttousekoop,y,o O

The negro housewife in the weas indian jungle finds housekeeping very sasy. Fruit and vegetables grow wild M about the hut and the river abounds with fish. On wash day all she has to eo Is to pick a few Of the berries of me soap berry tree, take her clothes o the river and use the berries as sbe would use ordinary soap. Even her cooking pots grow oh the frees fhe caiaoash cut in halves being used for snls purpose. Calabashes are used s1so Tor bowls, basins and jugs .o, carrying water from the r.ver. yl:!e the small ones make excellent culq m the afternoon, when she ia reat; TOT her cup of tea, the negress picl nalf dozen leaves from the lime busl growing at her door, boils them squeezes the juice from a sugar cane Tor sweetening and the cocoanu, x,,p piles the milk. Thus she has 4 ,;.H c1ous cup o1 tea without depending oa 1ne grocer tor 1t. She makes the mats TOT her floor out of the dried leaves of the banana. plaited and sewed toSeth. CT as the old country people In tbx country make their rag matA.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-28
The nom Ll.u xN n.


 The thorls thal hau crowned tnA brow of the King fell in crimsou wreath at the foot of cross upon s hill called Calvary. and they cried tt she LarkueSS 10 hide them from ths sight of men-to shadow them foreNe. '.cneath the uight's black wings .,Go welcome was the dark ru them ant at he thunder of the Skles. But Mn"i the night vas cone and light c;lt"s sith tue nurninc white roses bioutlirt ipove ,heiu. SD chat the red upon Ii..t' pelis was hidden. and men. beH,',l nc marvelrd al the flowers. not ~;tv he thorns tha. had wounded the E.t,v :. rhr heau,iiul kiu- And he nsfs. t the r,,St~ was Love-eypu that t.,.rp yh;ct, eheii,rs in it's own bo~.,;n II, .haf, teal Wourds II uuu tuakrs rar'i ,7.i h,,.. zen w@ettr with turglv.nei:s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-28
Wins Fight For Life.

It was long and bloody battle for life that was waged by James B.. Mershon. of Newark. N J., of which he writes: q had lost much blood from lung hemorrhages, and was very weak and rundown. For eight months was unable to work. Death seem ed close on my heels, when I began, three weeks ago, to use Dr. King 8 New Discovery. But is has helped me greatly. Il k doing all that you claim" For weak, gore lungs, obsi- nate coughs, stubborn colds, hoarse- ness, la grippe, asthma, hay-fever or any throat or lung trouble It's su- preme soc & $1.00 Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by all druggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-28
She Was No Child.

This college professor, like many other men of erudition. was fond of Lewis Carroll. While visiting his sis CT he asked his niece. miss of if cen. to get Through the Looking ,lass'' for him from the public libra y She evidently did not like the task. nd he asked her the reason. Wtth .ome hesitation she replied: "Oh. Ph .,et it if you really want It. But l don't like TO have the librarian thinb that read childrana books."-Nev Cork Tribune
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-28
puttInn In the Time.

A gentleman was engaging a general non aa1 telling him what he wanted 3n so do "Yhu will have to c'ear .." w1"dows and the boots and tA" a'~ns md % ucssa res chop woot
 ~hart grass, mind he horse am eav. look after the garden and keeg at- house supplied with eeaetabIes aaa F, any old job that is required. a1a suitable you will get ID shiI'jn@> : oni,
 -'fs there any clay in the garden ,.Erj tho man.
 What makes you ask th:-r" aalta' F" gCntIenHn.
 -' wqe thinkine I roG'd maHe 9ricL, I nay spare time." said The man. nndoa Mall
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-28
CRAY HAIR TALKS
HAIR INDEX OF AGE. DON'T
 Q LOOK OLD.

How often one hears the eX- pression, She is gray and Is begin ming to look old" It Is true that gray hair usually denotes age and is always associated with age. You never hear one referred to as having gray hair and looking young.
 The hair is generally the index of age. If your hair is gray, you can blame your friends for referring to you as looking old. You can't retain youthful appearance if you allow your hair to grow gray. Many per sons of middle age jeopardize their future simply by allowing the gray hairs to become manifest. There IS no necessity for this. If your hair has become faded or gray, try Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy, the preparation which a chemist by the name of Wyeth devised few years ago. It is simple, inexpensive and practical, and will banish the gray hairs in few days. It is also guar anteed to remove dandruff and pro- mote the growth of the hair.
 It is a pleasant dressing for the hair, and after using it few days itching and dryness of the scalp en- tirely disappear.
 This preparation is offered to the public at fifty cents a bottle and Is recommended and sold by
 NAyN- DRIrG 70.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-28
EIGHT CENTS 4 DAY.
Workers Pay in England When Board
 Was Shilling Week

was ShlUtH9 a FSi
 There was time when Wc"IIh'" n England received s gents 5"r a- 4n ordinary wage. whan skilled ar sisaus commanded 12 ceItS day an9 when women worked in the Geld t such tasks as reaptng sEaw, oriE- aIantinc heans and waNhiae shoe. ,or 9 cents day. and a wise s'a'''a f the sub ect has expressed tlfe "']9 on that thp British workman oI itt't tay was better off than he has ''G cen since then
 That sounds paradoXi"aI l.Hi 2e explanation is this; The wolEm"a rho sold his services for & cents q lay could buy good beef or mutton fer IT, cents pound. Wheat cost him on the average only 1S cents q bushnt He could get board for l2 to Ii cents a week. The pay he would recevc l"t fifteen weeks services would su.,iff to purchase supply of suitable fo"a stuffs, according to the standard of his time (consisting of wheat, malt and oatmeaD, to maintain his family for an entire year.
 Under these circumstances s cents h day-increaSed to l2 cents in harvest time-was fair wage and times were good" for the average workman -McClure's Magazine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-28
NANN.TANKERSLEY DRUG co.
,.. , ,,le. sNrr.t f1sh Scates.

,o, 3 ',}ea 'Nru.t f.t.h Sestes.
 Tte II lo a.' ,r, ,".l i-- of Ash q. :-ssa~ t rie#~ ''e.g., na#a r1rn, | ,siei,e ,rrStal~ "t hatt GnlNed with 1 42,i;n' la4h,t%n e tait Ii "%Haniu :" ' >,,,,rniue 9f yer s1 .%r;t~ + very .ta>i'l ","A,o., ef ',r> :. e.. ,i,G l ,A, n,.te,t o, " fro."mm si1 h'S rt ,si; iklutca 3- ;'t, "'... u!:" fb ,r. Slnl.s ;l, e,b ,fIr,,ar,.'l, ,li:u , iAct.l.i pt@Gl",t ,r""utrger' iahy En"'"u '. at@.fuiu".' i' N-nade from 'he,n. t'h" ,"r;'. @.o'nl:u sr'ass hc"t, '4ipwh ;ts "'i"r!n:'u" n, "lteAlau e.fi~ 'rr e;t.u nh the i" 45iue With ;hi, substance In sulilr ,," scies of hsh wi-,l hlStcriess series th, 4si.very linih@ k iutn1 on tlle inside ot 9,tc body. | W"l' l.nowli example 0. %biS is sccL .u .ac coiltfnuu Snlelt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-28
pr. SyntaA.

On the English coast. at Lands End there stands a curioesly formed bowl. der with a profile resembling chat 0? a human faee It is supposed that 0aee' the rocky head was held proudly erect and could look out over the blue sea, but during some period of disturbance the huge bowlder was thrown forward. So that now the forehead of the in;tB rests against neighboring rock. Al. these rugged and massive pieces ho1 dering the coast are fine granite. I.e "ally the curious powder Is known g. Dr SyntaX.
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A Charming Woman.

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-28
FOLEy,S KIDNEY REMEDY

Ia particularly recommended for chronic cases of kidney and bladder trouble. It tends to regulate and control the kidney and bladder ac-
 ton and Is healing, strengthening and bracing. 'ss ELI