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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-01-20
Announcement

I hereby announce myself as
candidate for Mayor on the In
dependent ticket to be noted upon
at the coming election, to be held
February 20, 1912. If elected I
pledge myself to conduct the affairs
of the city at all times for it's best
interest. I solicit the hearty support
of the voters of this city.
GEO. KREATZ
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-01-20

. Sunday Services in Bsmid il 8
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4 .e e COPAI..ls .
Sunday school will be aheld sat 10
o'clock. Evening services at 8
o'clock. m,
FIRST SCANDINAVIAN LUTHERAN
There will be no service In the
morning. Sunday school will be held
at IL o'clock. Evening services will
be held at o'clock.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-01-20

I hereby announce myself candi-
date for the office of mayor to voted
upon February 20, 1912. John F.
Gibbons. w. ...-.--
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-06
UNA GANGA

Qnier desee adquirir ~ mobiliarjo
para sala, compuesto de doce sillas,
cuatro sillones, dos butacas, IN sofa '
una mesita centro, MADEIRA curvada de
Viena, tene ahora propicia oportuni
dad.
Hay ademas, una mesa y seis silas
para comedor; un guarda-comidas un
chlnero, un tinajero con su piedra. uu
tiltro y una mesa con piedra marnol
para ell servicio del comedor.
Tambien puede adquirirse, una cana
de hierro, para una plaza, IN lavsho.
Este mobiliario esta completamente
nuevo y puede verse, en- la casa n1mero
30 de la Gale de Tetu6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-06
COrresponsal.
Consejo Executive

Aver Sc discuti6 en- el Consejo Eje-
eutlyo el 7, de la G, que trata de la
CONCESSION de IN solar para construir
I'M ed't'eio destinado a Casino de Puer-
to Rico
Al proyecto Sc lie hizo una enmienda
EN- el sentido de que tai ediicio dobe
eS'"r termInado en- un pIazo no mayor
de tres amos.
~ proy"cto asi enmendado fu6 apro-
oado con q solo voto en- contra del
Attorney General, senior Foster Brown
qae eonsldera muy grand csc pIazo
"ah cuando la Y NJ G. 4. no Sc H.
especifease ninguno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-06
Carolina Marcial Dorado
Camara de Delegados
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.e~ p,ticione,.
Fl Concei, NFuniein.I 4. uor,,yi.
solicita sc aSipne un cradito para Ia mon.
tura del pueotr Sobre u RIO de NIorovis
Felix Calzsda ye.iun ~ IA i.la n.
Vj,-uco, ,oli.ita o9. - aa,nicnda Ia le,.
n.irnero II 5nrahals nor !. Asa,,hr.,
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a,ra 81 seryinio H. Ia ,h,g,.is - p,.r
Il. Rico a.le.s4s da 1o. va J.t.r,u;,,.l..s
,or n yip.pt. lev a lax ..Ii.itapt.s on.
s.roharon ,r~ eleribl.. nara .z.r;bia,
~, en- primer orado en- = Sarv;e;o C;x;,
rlasihcado
Anastas;a R.vnotoz Wind. yao;,a H.
Cata1o solicita e,na - =. .oncods ,sra
ronStruir ma casa nm solar Ip - me-
tros nue pertene,.e a nnebIo 10 pu.rto
Rico one - haIIa sitnado > or;u,s L. IA
carretera H. cats6o
Vicente Colon alnmuo a. Ia HIGH
School de Ponce Soltdta una bara nara
exh,diar eu los Estados r-nidos
Varios abooados de la i~la eoIicitan
n,e IA C5ma,.a n,se u,a Rasolnc;5, CON.
;,nta -, ;o,,.,las t6..n;,o. =. -
Il n6mnro oinco ,nr,b5 -, ;, .o.;6o AL
an, oa.ado n,r.x5rt9I II. 1, ouaI /. 49,.
denaba IN c,d,ianaoj6n H. $4,000 do.
liars para In inde,unjz,r;1n H. ~. no.
tarjoS como medic 4. rumnlir n Iav
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-06
Alcohol ParadGnia "

huy pronto saldr5 al mercado un
"agmheo producto elaborate por la
Nannlna Distilling CO., el Aico-
mol Parad"nia, que ha he servir =
naeStros fabricantcs de ron para "a
preparation de classes superiores de es-
TIA popular bebida
La "Fannina Distilling Co. ha mon
tado una eNcelentc maqninaria traida
de Franha. 10 mas perfeccionado que
Sc eonoce en- la industrial a que nos re,
fermos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-06

oriental con pati0s v ARGOS Sostenidos
por columnas de mfrmol en- el centro
hay una fuente que gotea en- las SOM
bras del patio Y entire las hoias frescas
de naranjo en- for.
Durante el verano Las familias viven
en- la planta baja-nadie piensa EN- sa-
llr la calle durante las horas de calor
EN- Sevilla, como en- casi todo ell rcsto
lie ESpana, sc empieza vivir las
clnco de las tarde las calles no que
Ian desiertas hasta media noche 4
esa hOra lntempestiva 81 pero miste-
rosa Y romantica. Sc acercan los nor!os
a las rejas para tpelar la pava v eco
mlenzan las Serenatas. \ 10 leios So
oye el repiqueteo de los palillos 81 ras-
iueo de la guitarra intcrrumpido por
ioviales carcajadaS que nos anuncian
lue quizd, quizas 81 SeviIlano ha Wis.
lumbrado el mistcrio de como pasar
mejor y mas amenamente esta existen-
cia tan incicrta...
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-06
Presidente electo

III domingo fue electo Presidente
de la Repdblica Dominicana 81 ss6or
Eladio Victoria
III senor Victoria ha sido en- sd pals
Ministro de Correos Y Telegrafos, Sc
nador, y, 1ltimamente, Presidente In
terino de la Rep1blica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-06

ranteS IN diploma lie &. Iua 'i52
una High School lie la Isla, s-.a 49,
muestren cOnOcimientos equivalenteS. 2o.
Que los jueces municipales Y los secreta-
rios de las corteS de diStritoS posean el
tltulo de abogado hayan va ejereido.
30. Que los sueldoS de los jueces mu-
nicipales de In. pa 3a. clase sean au-
mentados a II, 10000 81 10000 y $1,000
quinientos respectivamente y 40. Que
a los jueces de paz Sc les prohiba ejereer
Ia profession lie abogado
FL Conceio municipal de Adiuntas So
licita Que Sc vote una ley en- virtud de
Ia cual puedo q ref,rido municipio in
vcrtr $41514 sobrantes del eicrcicio
1910 1911, er obras pubicas municipal
les
III mi>mo Concejo Municipal de Ad-
juntao solcitt que Sc modidque Ia See
cion 81 dc In Ley Municipal en- el senti-
10 lie lue los municipios puedan dispo-
ner d. 10000 dollars para cada camino
sin au,orizaci6n lei Comisionado del In
terror.
FL mismo Concejo Municipal de Ad-
iuntaS Solicita que Sc legisle en- el sen
lido de facular a los municipios para
declaror fallida toda contribution por
eoncepto dc patentes municipales cuan-
10 por causa legitima cualquiera perso-
na 1ue tenga alguna nduStria conner
.io IN Ia municipalidad eesare en- los ne
gocios que motivaron su calidad de con
tribuycnte.
Manuel Roman, Alcalde de Camuy,
solicita que en- el Proyecto de Ley que
Sc ha presentado "A Ia Camara de Prohi-
Dir Ia caza de varios voatilc> que Sc con
sideran beneticioSos a Ia Agricultural 81
exeluyan de Ia lista de dichos pajaro,
beneticioSos los nombradoS mazamb.-
Ques y chamorros, por ser estos compile
tamente periudiciales las plantaciones
lie alguna elevation
Guerra sohcita que sean include, cn
el orden del dia, para ser discuti lbs ma.
mana los 2. de Ia G, V H. Diaz Nava-
rro proponc que sean trailo, li@4l
sion. sin preyio dictamen, los proyecto,
lie ley que uenen Ell Su podcr para ts-
tudiarlos, las comisiones de Legislation
IS Asuntos municipales. Argumenta su
proposition en- que va lleya la tamara
un mes De sesiones y aGn le ha ,iio inn
possible "a q. "a pesar dc haber citado dia-
riamente a sus miembroS, reunir rSas ro-
miSi0nes de las cuales Il Is Prs lente
Dice que Sc ha dad0 el caso dc informar
t.Sas conisiones algunos proyecto> ie ley
Y despues, al ser discutidoS en la CANA
ra, algunoS miembros de aqueIla 4ue
no asistier0n a sus sesiones, han heeho
reclamamaciones V se han opuesto "a die
tameneS que han debido acatar pues
) hubiesen as;stido cmpienlo con su
deber. a las sesones de las comlsioncs
eyitarlan trabajO a la Camara IN veZ
que. resulta de NAL gusto. que miembros
de- la c0misi0n dictamnadora sean lo,
primeroS Ell atacar su inf0rme, caSi STEM
pre- por no asistir. las reuniones Del
gado opina que Sc cite las comisiones
por Ultima vez si no Sc reunen, enton-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-06

Couiicso que EN- mI modesto enterdcr
nay tres elases de espanoles la pri-
mera la que pertenecen la mayoria-
la que solo We por los ojos de Espana
la que abomina todo aquello que no
sea cspanol; la segunda clase, formada
por los nenos, la que reniega de todo
10 que no sea eXtranjero y la tercera,
muchos que ven 10 bueno y 10 male en-
Espana y luchan por una Espana
ideal. (Yo me incluyo en- la tercera
clase.)
Ha sido siempre Espana la TERRA de
mis- ensuen0S, el nombre que acarlcle
dcsde la cuna en- mis- anheloS de patrlo-
tismo, el que hizo latir mn coraz6n con
Su poesra, desde que en- La infancia Sc
me cnsc16 su historic hasta cuando ha-
&c pocos meses volviendo mi Espena,
vi dibuiarse sus cosfaS azulinas en- la
bruma
ST el arte necesItase de otras plega-
rias que las que eleva el espiritu, 20
hubiesc Sido capaz de postrarme de hi
nojos al pisar eI suelo de esa bella pa
tria, siempre hermosa con su belleza
fecunda bes3da por los mares, cu0,er
Ia dc flores + coronado por las eternas
nieyes de los qigantescos Princes.
Imaginaos rue estais abordo de un
4 I IL h. Il.
tar La noc1e pasa lenta, muy leuta-
mente, las tsfrellas del estio grandes
3 escasas, comienzan a palidecer y al
fn concentrates apercibir las deli
cadas Iineas del alba AHA Ia leios,
por cncima de los montcs espanoles
lmaginaos desputs ALI, al pie De
aquelIas grandiosas montanas- donde
nos espera ei ferrocarril espanol que
ha de conducirnos al interior de Es-
pana.
Nuestro eOraz6n late con fuerza al
alisponernos a montar en- ell tren que
ha de flevarnos a la hermosa Granada.
Al aeercarnos vemos ef rio Darro-rio
sle Oro-y mas ala de los tejados ro-
Jizos de los graeioSos miradores-la
Vega de Granada -salpicada de olivos
y de aiamos ias murallas vetustas de
aIdeas piutorescas.
Hacia ei Norte Sc We la Sierra Ne
vada elevar haSta las nubes sus cimas
cubiertas de nieve, en- 10 alto de un
eerro, mas aha dc las torres de Ia Al
hambra-ios dehcados arcos del Gene
ralife que briIIan resplandccientes taio
la tierna caricia de los rayos del sol.
P0r las afueras Sc ven lentos borri-
eos que caninan despacio por las we're
das cercanas al rio, mientras que, en- el
coraz6n de la ciudad Sc divisan hom
bres envueltos Ell fotantes eapas que,
pasean silenciosos fumando impertur-
bIes el eterno cigarriElo
Los gritos de los yendedores ambu-
antes Sc confunden con Ell repiquetco
de las campanas y con el confuse nur-
FauHo dc las aguas del Darro III am
biente tiene la dulce quietud del estio
y los mendigos perezosos que duermen
cual benditos bajo un sol abrasador,
nos anuncian una Granada harto dife-
rente de IL de Boabdil de los anti
guos califas; pero no por ESQ menos
pintOresca.
Hablar de Granada es hablar de la
AIhambra = para hablar de la AIham-
bra Sc necesita eI lenguaje del alma
Il silencio!
Pcrmitidme que os conduzca ALI; res
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-06
Paseos por Espana
PAGINAS DE MI DIARIO
(Para ell BOLETIN MERCANTIL.)

pirad el arte morisco de su arquitectu
ra,-el romanticismo de sus paslllos,
salones Y patios; notad la loable pa
ciencia de los mOros que edifearon tai
obra. FL colorido de los azuleios es
tan perfecto acabado que produce
efectos mlsterloSoS en el alma e.. No es
de extranar pues, que haya tan hume
rosas leyendas de la Alhambra.
De todos los patios. el de los Leones
es el mas famoso rs un modelo cxqui-
Slto de un patio arahesco La luz abun-
dante que cae sobrc las delicadas co
lumanas Y los trabajos de verdadcro
filigri las losas dc multiples colo
res, los ARGOS de estalactita. Sc hallan
tan acknowledgements eombinados que
toda description resuta palida dcs-
lucida.
t'no de los Iugares que 81 turista vi
sta siemprc cn Granada es el barrio
gitano.-Apoca el amino yer este ba-
rrio deSpues de haber estado on la Al
hamhra; pero nueyamcnte encontra-
nos alIi mucho coIorido y mucha fcli-
eidad y tamposo faltan musica bal
le. En- las miscraS cuevas gitanas don
ic rara yez pcnetra Il sol. rcsplandc-
zen con briIlo que riega. mil cachar~os
lie lustroso cobre y pulido bronco. v
ALA en el interior junto la limpia ca
mita dc colcha ramcada So adivinu Al
alta7to alumbrado por el vclon roma
no que con su luz incicrta aceitosa
derrama Juguetoncs destcIlos soorc
unos tiestos de clavelcs doblcs
Sevilla es la ciudad mas fasciuado-
ra de Espana Es Ia ciudad morlsca
por eXcelencia. La catedral de Seulla
es la tercera del mundo por su tamano
Las nayes alcanzan una altura be mas
de clen pies. Estando dentro de la ca
tedral nos cOnsta que hay un tech0 so
bre nuestras cabezas- perdido en- la
inmensidad del espacio-donde a duras
penas llega nuestra lmitada visual
La Giralda-'' torre de la guarda -
que pertenece al mejor periodic de la
arquitectura morisca. Sc eleva esbelta
y majestuosa mas ALA de las mas atlas
torres de la catcdral Desde su expla-
NADIA mas alta acostumbraban los mo-
ros a vigilar los movimientos de los
cristianos enemigoS, desde ALI Sc lla-
maba a los 6clcS IA Ia oraci6n. por me
dio dc prolongados gritoS. de mon6to-
mas imprecacioncs Hoy dia represen-
Ia la Giralda nuestra allegro Scyilla
q rcpiqueteo de sns campanas es el
eco ensordecedor de esa ciudad ideal
que naci6 para ser feliz
Las cales de Sevilla son cstrechas y
muy torcidas Pasa un hombre por ia
calle y detiene el paso ante ana reia.
como desIumbrado por una vision dc
luz. I'm un marco de cIaveIes alba
haca, banada por el sol hay una apa-
rici6n, mitad odaisca, mitad yirgen
cristiana, una mujer que Sc apoya con
indolencia en- los hierros, que deja va
gar los ojos como 81 buscase el inGni-
to; que suena Y espera
III hombre que Sc ha detenido pasa
vuelve pasar la virgen sonrie a
los pocos dfas son novios FL amor
ha estallado con ardor meridional, CO.
mo estalla el bottom de las flores al be-
so de las auras matutinas
Las casas estan edifcadas a estilo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-06
Otro incendio
en- Mayaguez
PANICO EN- LA CIUDAD
(Por telegrafo.)
Mayaguez, Febrero de 1912.
eOLETIN MEPNA NrTTT
Mayaguez. Febrero 5 de 1912.
8OLETTN MERCANTIL.
San Juan. =. r

77'I'F' u
A las ~ cuarto declar6sc fuego fren-
tie al parWe bomberos. .Quem6se esta-
olecimiento "El Novator" asegurado.
ioda una manzana en- peligro; hotel
Pima desalojado. Casa vivienda Jose
Mendez barberia Segarra, Bazar Ropa
Hecha BarIetta, desaIojados tam5ien.
Actlyidad pueblo y bomberos inmensa
Gran panco en- la ciudad Correo de
tales.
CorresponsaI
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-10
The greatest success In any line of business is aained through legitimate, conscientious advertising. 1t matters not whether thls Is poultry raising, manufacturing, merchandising or da'rying, it pays In all lines.
Enterprislns Chauffeur,

Few men could tell story with greater gusto than the late Henry La bouchere.
 T got car while was in Italy" he told party of friends, "and hired an Italian chauffeur, native of the town was then staying in. I found him a most dangerous man. The first week we ran over child; the second week we ran over child; the third week we ran over child. As had to pay an indemnity in each case my new chauffeur began to be expensive"
 MT. Labouchere spoke to a friend about 1t, and the friend asked for a description of the chauffeur. When Mir, Labouchere had given 1t his friend laughed.
 "Oh, know that man," he said. "ae sticks his own children in the way"
 "After that" said MT. Labouchere, "I,told the chauffeur he would have to pay the indemnities himself We had no more accidents"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-10
FARMERS AND ADVERTISING
Large Farm Sales Recently Held At test That Use Of Newspaper
 Space Pays.

News dispatches the other day her aided a farm sale held near Emerson Iowa, that totaled nearly rsS,000 and touted it as one of the largest public sales held on a farm in Iowa this year. Hamilton county, however, has at least two farm sales which beat it and in each instance by 50 per cent. The John Sloane sale held near Blairs- burg totaled $11,600 and the John Ely farm sale held near Webster City ran around s12,O00.
 In point of attendance, however, the Emerson sale will probably beat either of the Hamilton county sales. The Emerson farmer spent $200 in advertising his sale and considers he got the worth of his money, for 1000 people attended. In case of the Ham ilton county sales probably not over $50 was spent in advertising. Had S200 been spent doubtless the crowds would have been good deal larger and more than likely, also, the re- ceipts would have been bigger. But Hamilton county farmers have not yet learned the full value of advertising. They used more of it this year, however, than ever before. A farm sale most anywhere with an attend ance of 1000 people would certainly be a novelty-but novelty which would certainly delight auctioneers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-10
UNSATISFACTORY AND BAD
Attention to This Important Branch
 of His Business.

It Is pretty generally conceded that no business that is growing can be well run without organization and sys- tem No man gets the full results out or ms business organization, or is able to make his business system work perfectly, unless he deputizes special duties to his employees special. ly qualified to fulfill them, and gives himself freedom to oversee the whole and direct the main policies. But no amount of organization or system is suHlclent. The most perfectly equip ped piece of commercial machinery Will lie idle unless it has business. The way to get business is to ad- vertise.
 There is good advertising and bad adVertslng-and advertising that is best. There is no good cause in which man or company can waste moro money than in bad advertising, while good advertising never fails to get business for any firm, which has some thing that people would really want if they knew about it.
 The practical advertising expert to- day must not only have an artistic sense of illustration and type display, but he must have the newspaper mans specially developed faculty for seiz- ing features of news value and his gift or tense, striking description. That IS, the best advertising ideas come to- day from the newspaper office.
 No man is great power alone. No matter what his strength may be, that strength is doubled when he allies himself with another man for .l com- mon purpose. When hundred men combine, the strength is increased a hundredfold. Ideas do not spring spon- taneously out of nothing. They are born of suggestion. Ideas are like flint and steel; they strike sparks from each other. Men combined for a con- mon purpose not only increase their strength, but sharpen each others wits and generate ideas in each other.
 Many places of business as whole, says the Williamsport (Pa.) Sun, are not advertising as they should be, as the stores deserve, in order to get the best results. The merchant who does not give as much time and attention to the subject of advertising and sales mansl1ip in disposing of his goods as ne does to other departments of his store, is truly lost in his efforts to serve the buying public, as we'll as in successfully disposing of his merchan- disc. j..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-10
CLASSIFIED w A k S Brings Results one.
Brings Results-rry one.

SELF-HEATINGG FLAT IRON. Pump and Sad Iron sells for $6. Agents price complete outfit, $3.50. Riches awaiting you. Agents, this is a money coining proposition. A few of our best agents are selling 135 outfits a month. It's wonderful how eager every family is, to get this absolutely safe, new air-pres- sure self-heating Sad Iron. Selling like wildfire everywhere. Rush your remittance, $3.5O, for the above described oituft. Town, county and state agents wanted. Agents mon- ey-making catalog of many other articles FRED. New Process Mfg.
 Co.,, Sad Iron Room 2, Salina, Kan
 sas. dit
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-10
ADVICE FUR SMALL.
 CITY MERCHANT
By VIM. C. FREEMAN.

A clothing merchant, operating in 4 city Of 50,000 inhabitants, is doing a business of $50.00O a year on an ad- 'eFtI5ln8 expenditure nf about s1.3oC T year.
 Tie wants to expand his business ana asked me how would go about u. When he flashed that S1.3O0 year. " expenditure on me-which is less Il'ith three per cent. of his gross bust aess--i advised him to multiply his advertising expenditure by three
 lh the general talk we had | asked nm about the chances of increasing HIS business in his communtty-tho Mnd of merchandise he sold and the earning ability of the people in his community.
 | was surprised when he told mo that he sold more SEQ and S25 suits than he sold of the chaper grades.
 lie said he buys the best material ne can find-clothing that bears the ahels of honest manufacturers. He holds a special sale twice a year to
 >>' Sp ldt OIiS tuu GEQS Ol HIS stock-the rest of the time selling his goods at fair percentage of profit. lie was as frank a man as 1 have ever talked to-
 1 pointed out to him that he could use one full column advertisement every day except Sunday in all of the papers in his town, including a page at the beginning of the season and page to introduce his special sales in January and July, at a cost of about $3,200 year.
 lie could also use the weekly papers In the counties adjacent to his own town, with a quarter page space every week, at a cost of from $500 to S1,000. This would make his total advertising appropriation about $4,S00 or 8 per cent. of his present gross business, and such an advertising policy could not fail to increase his business.
 This story is told in the hope that it will be help to merchants in the smaller communities who want to do more business
 Any clothing business, during Its growing stages, can afford to pay per cent. of it's gross business for ad- vertising. as an investment, and the percentage of cost will grow less as the business grows.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-10
NEWSPAPER ADS FOUND BEST
E. P. ,Lampk'n Tells Publicity Men His
 Experiences as Country @-,1 Merchant.

Newspaper advertising gets the best results for the merchant, is the con. viction of B. P. Lampkin, the we'll. known advertising man who addressed the St. Louis Advertising Mems League recently. His subject was "My Experience as Country Merchant and Advertiser" He said it had been his experience, covering period of 25 years, that sales were larger on Mon- day than on any other day excepting Saturday. He said this was because he patronized the advertising columns Of the newspapers oh Sunday. He strongly upheld honest advertising. which, he said, was nothing more than common-sense advice.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-10
CITY BEAUTIFUL EDITION FRIDAY

Mrs. A. M. Borrow, editor ;n-chief and her large staff of ladies of the City Beautiful Club will be ill full charge of the Graphic office today and tonight and will issue d mammoth edition of this paper Friday morning. The fair reporters started to work yesterday and turned in large patches of copy that deals with every depart- ment .n this municipality The young ladies, middle aged ladies and those further advanced in life, we would not dare say old ladies, will be after the news today and the regular staff of ',he Graphic will take a lay-off Even the telegraph, sporting and court news is to be handled by them until way after midnight tonight. The ladies are working hard to make the City Beautiful cd ton of the Graphic a credit to toheir efforts as we'll as to the city city and county and they ought to receive every encouragement. The young ladies will be on the streets bright and early Saturday morn iEg selling copies of the Graphic and for once the neWsbovs of the city will have to give way 10 the fairer sex.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-10

Plans are being drawn fer new home to be erected for V. 0. Alex ander on the, site occupied by his present residence, Fourth avenue and Walnut street. While the new resi- dence is being erected MT. Alexander and family will occupy the residence at Nh. Gil West Fourth avenue. A home VII also be erected by V. b. Alexander on the loF north of V. O. Alexanders new home.