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101 Ranch Show,

The 101 Ranch Real Wild Wes, ohow is to be here October P ana with it will be the greatest congress of Indians, cowboys, cowgirls anu western people generally over assem- oled. There is positively not the frs, thing about this show that it not typi
 cally western. When this gigantic aggregation entered the amusemen,
 leld there were so-called western .nows and for the purpose of distin- sulshing the real from the counter.
 cit the word "rear' was incorporated n the title. The little word has ful. filled it's mission and while compari
 sons are odious the many millions
 Jf patrons of the show have learned
 ls fullest meaning and sanctioned its
 Ase. It is without fear of contradic
 ron, the only bona fide wild wes, ,now that has ever been conceived. Coming as it does. right from the big lO1 Ranch at Bliss, Oklahoma, and only western characters to give the ne:itorious performance it could not we'll be otherwise. It is not the show that runs to long hair, Indian yells and pistol slots to be considered as a western show, for its depictions are other than exclusive blood and thunder scenes. The extended program is made up of historical events and west srn scenes that carry with them edu- cational as we'll as entertaining pur- poses. Scenes that all who have lived n the far west will recognize and chose who have not lived there will appreciate are graphically portrayed. Daily scenes on the ranch historical events which have made the far west historical and possible; western sports and pastimes: expert rifle and pistol shooting; astonishing feats with ropes aud lariats by the crack cowboys and cowgirls; also experts from Old Mex
 ct.; reproduction of some of the early struggles westward by the early set tiers, and in fact the perfect trans planting of the west4to your very fire sides Not one feature that is of east e:n origin is introduced but the most gigantic array of western life ever dreamed of is truthfully depicted.
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c. CHESNUTT FROM
 THE FIRST WARD

In the announcement column of the Graphic this morning appears the an- nouncemens of P. c. Chestnut, who asks reelection as alderman from the First ward. Mir. Chesnutt's can didacy $ subject to the action of the Democratic primary. MT. Chesnutt is an aggressive and conscientious pulp lie servant and he has accomplished fine work for his constituents. He claims more public improvements in he K rst ward, under his ,administra- tion lss a city legislator, than during the term of any of his predecessors, He has secured much stree. improve mem, many more lights and other public works than ever before en- joyel by the residents of the First war;. Mr. Chestnut believes that his record entities him to reelection. He was urged to seek the office agan by friends and supporters and leaves his record to the voters of this coun- ty for endorsement.
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disposed of, all of which will so to make the coming meeting one of the most successful in the history of the order in the state. 1t is very import ant, officers of the local lodge say, for all members to attend the meeting tonight.
 E,ed and white are the colors for the grand lodge; purple is the official col or of the grand encampment, and 5.nA and green for the Rebekah State assembly.
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GO RIGHT AT IT,
Friends and NeighhOrs in Pine Bluff
 Will Show YOW d Way.

Get at the root of the trouble. Rubbing an aching back may re- k eve it,
 But won't cure it if the kidneys are weak.
 You must reach the root of it. the kidneys.
 Doan's, Kidney Pills go right aIl it; Reach the cause; attack the pain. Are recommended by many Pine Bluff people.
 c. Renrenberg, machinist, 104 Flor da Si.., Pine Bluff, Ark, says: "I car c2t tain'y recommend Deans K dney Fills for they act just as represented have usc'1 them for my back and i5neys and they have relieved me " hack ached most of the time an1
 fif f~u't for me to s aop O
 q '~vs ~fso be hered mf
 '"'end told me about Dean
 T's rIsed t'-em an1 it di
 e7' 'ong to correct my uble." ale by a dealers. Price 5 > To IT." burn O., Buff '5yY York, sc.e agents for the Unit etes.
 reaemher t',la name-Doar 's-1a, @e n her
 Advertisement
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SAVED BY HIS WIFE

She's w'se woman who knows just what to do when Ter husbands life is iu danger, but Mrs. ]. R. Flint. Braiatree. Vt, is of that kind, She insisted OH my us ng Dr. Kings New Discovery writes. MT. F., flor a dreadful cought, when I was so weak my friends all drought l had onfy a short time to live, and 1t completely cured me-" A quick cure for coughs and colds. it's the most safe and re- Table medicine for many throat aud lung troubles grip, bronAh ttz. croup. whoopfng 5cDush qillnsy, tol- silitls, henotfh tfhdses X tr'al Will convince sou. 90 ceusS and $1.OO. ssa afanteed 6y all dfdgglsss
 si;s s 'sss Adyeltlsej6 6spt.)
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FOR SALE

Block of ground g room house on W. 14th, close to Sam Taylor school, will sell in separate lots or house and 2 block or all together.
 50 acres miles south on Main St.. pike new room house, large barn. Good well 20 acres clear and fenced. For quick sale ................... $1.S0O.O J15 acres. z miles N. w. of Little Roc kroad IA miles from Dexter ! on I. M. Ky. 65 acres cleared and fenced. room house. smoke houses, good barn can sell
 for $12.5o per acre.
 Corner 22nd and Poplar. lot 60x154, 4 room house. shed, barn, city wat CT. Bargain. See us for price.
 80 acres. three miles fro mtown on Z. R. and Hot Springs wagon road, 70 acres cleared. will sell 20-4O or Ill at $35.o0 per acre.
 ,704 W. 17th. rooms. lot 6Ox154. good out building. price on month. ly payments ,s1000. .0V 5 room houses on corner Cedar and W. 9th in the very best residence section, lots 120x154, will sell sepa- rate ..-........... ..........-.$3500. % lS acres. ? miles north of Court house on McFadden ferry road at bargain.
 Beth and Laurel, 6 rooms. bungalow. Two lots. good ouv buildings. new fences. 1-2 cash. ralancc easy pay- 18th and Cherry. 6 rooms. 3 halls. modern, lot 77x120 corner. Price 935O0.OO
 Asks us for list ei faimA 0 z Money to loan on Real Estate. We write fire and tornado insurance.
 BRYAN -McNEW Z ZEAL ESTATE AGENCY. V. \ sOe Plle St. ishone SH'
 5- k
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Judgment by consent for $212.5o was given the William J. Lemp Brew ing Company in the circuit court yes terday morning against the Crystal Bottling Works. The suit was on an account.
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BARGAIN-s1,2OO WILL BUY TWO fine resident lots, corner 18th and Mulberry 1 1-2 blocks from car line.
 Near school, water service and gas.
 See or phone No. 2. HOLLIS REAL ESTATE COMPANY, No. 2oS West
 2nd avenue. 1O-10-tf
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FOR sALE-GOOD YOUNG MARE
 gentle and will work anywhere. al- so good one-hcrse wagon, good as new; one good young milch COW. Will be sold cheap for cash. Apply w. R. Hinton, 1920 w. S.h. 1O-1O-6t
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FOR RENT-TWO LARGE UNFUR- nis'led iron, rooms for l;gat house
 Keeping, cIcse Il All moaela. No cne dren. Phone 1881 or call fe- fors a. m CT to s p. m. 3i5 \. Oak. 10-66t
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FOR RENT
bkY AN -McNEW

bkY AN -McNEW
 kE4,,L ESTATE AGENCY.
 ~ Oak, five rooms ........$10.u 'cn and Spruce, SIX rooms .$15.u ,lz South Pa, TOUT rooms. city
 { west 5tn, ten rooms, modern, goo. ,oSAtlon for roomer5 ana Doard-
 oIS $4U.W .rtln aud Main streets. prlck store .Acellent location r.v grocery
 ,tore 925.Us t1l Main, rooms, modern. sultabi. .or two families .......................$22.v .o Beech, store building, watei palQ .-...................,-...... $S0.U, 'lz plne St., $ rooms, modern $22.U .u2 w. 5th, eight rooms, bath, cleo LII. lghts}.......-....-..,...........,.... $22o in and Elia.,.s3 rooms. city wa
 ter ....,..--....~.....-. ................$7.0 .0u $ Ndfln tehnsy lyania, D rooms, clt. "aie- --...-.....-..-....... ...-.Sl6.Us GUS West Ih.rd, three rcoms, cit. water electric lights $12.O, 27 East Third, light rooms, city wa tel ...............-...$2O.Vs Il Beech, four rooms, city water
 .............. .5O 4 West Fifth, five rooms lights, gas, bath ..-......-...$l8.Ot .inth and Olive, store building
 $20.Ot 613 1-2 main, 6 room apartment modern .....................$2O.O .Ot .615 Main, room apa1 tment, mod. ern ........................$10.0I ath and Linden, rooms, bath, cleo tric lights, almost new ..-........$15.0U l1O Ala, 6 rooms, modern ..- .$20.Ot 9th and Laurel, rooms, barn, chick en house, we'll on back porch. New bungalow -......-..................... $12.5t .005 w. 5th., rooms ............,......$S.5( -71S E. 5th, rooms, city water $15.O( ,l7 Ohio, rooms, city water. $10.0t 9o5 E. 5th, rooms. city water $13.5t .O03 E. 9th, 4 rooms, city water $12.00 .0S Ga. st., 3 rooms, city water s7.0t 4502 Ash St. 3 rooms, block of ground city water ............................... .0(
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copXa1enfrIaz2kS1:le Co

lodge hall :n West Second a"enue. A smoker will follow the business ses- sion.
 Final arrangements will be made for the grand lodge meeting to be held here next week, the pass word will be given which will be used at the grand lodge sessions, committee badges will Le .distyibuted anl other minor details
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Big OaI Wood '. Sale

J1arge 2-horse load in l4-in lenx,h fb 6-lo9d lots @l.sa Per W4s, h 5 Iosd lots. s1.7o Per. Eas, tna rs ai3 uart sof ei,y sl.s5stn l load lct 4-fcot oak slab Wood. 800 DIT cord ws have about 5000 loads of shnr' wood on hand.
 Main nkice phone No le27
 Fl0lhA
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FOR SALE--One hundred anu sse, y acres of land: we'll situated for Sruck farming, near Pine Blum ARd tallroad. Will he sold at very req 'onable price. Address 6 l. care sraphin. 3-23 tf
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FOR RENT-THREE NICELY FUR nished rooms for light housekeep- ing. all modern conveniences in cluding gas for heating and cook ing. Mrs. J. 8. Perdue, No. 5O9
 West Sixth Ave. y 10-616t.
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FOR SALE-ALL SEHOLD furniture and furnishings. Apply
 in the evening only. Mrs. Margie
 Cherot, No. 2205 Poplar, or phons
 No. 1781. 10-8 Ct
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Jity Baggage &
 Transfer Line Waiter Douglas, Prop.

Don't worry and lose time looking for wagon when you can Phone t72S and get anything you want haul- ed at the following rates: Trunks md any kind of small package call- d for ald delivered to any pat of the city less than IS blocks, 25c; IS o "A blocks soc; one grip hauled free with each trunk. If you have bag gage at the station will call for your railroad check and del yer your baggage. met. all trains at he union station from 6 a. "a. to 80 p. m. Household goods moved tt the following rases: Less han 20 oocks soc to $100 per load. Ct ton seed hulls less than 20 blocks soc. Trash and all kinds of garbage .5c ta $1.OO per load. Coal and vx,sd soc to $1.00 per load. I make spec ial rate on moving pianos If ,~u ave packages or boxes at the freiyr, iepot phone me and will get hem nd deliver them tc .aa 2 nc ou have anyth rg to be; hauled ;m ne haul it. earnes' sol cit i. patronage
 Office 320 Stat street Fine Rlnf' ,rk phore l7es a-oN fn
 24 S4 5.1 2. 5si5 4
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FOR sALE-Secopd hand Majestic range. Coal or wood burner six holes, good cond tion, for sale chear
 Apply to Joe c. Meyer. 10-18-6t
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Next Monday is the time, Reap & Crawford Furnitprel G., the place $2.0O worth for 95c. If
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-"AGRICULTURAL FAIR Grounds" 9th avenue to Martin Place, 3 blocks including brick store. Build ng at 1117 Main street
 MeGehee Bros, Tarry. Ark. Phone 9o00. 1915 6,
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----0SO

M. Gottlicb has returned from a lisit to his daughter Mrs siy. Hey
 man, at LeAins ton, Nils,
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WANTED - SEVERAL DESIRABLE parties to take one furnished and three unfurnished rooms at SOP Main street. Lights and batt
 Phone 1889. 10-9-6
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OR RENT-F U k x | $ HE'D FLAT three or five room with hall, bath
 light, gas, water included, one block from postoflice. t.ent rec
 scnable. Call 515 West 2nd stree Or nhone 66l. l9-9 u
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FOR SALE-A FINE FAMILY BUGGY hroso. Phone 709. B, N Marin,
 1907 West 9th. 10-10-6t
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Cs Y. Philpot went U Libsle Rock yeskerday on business. ,
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FOR SALE-A FINE FAMILY BUGGY
 horse. Phone 709. 10-10-6t
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Coupons given by ussin the great 5000 Arkansas Democrat prize con- .est.-Reap & Crawford Furn. Go. If
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E MAKE LOANS ON REAL E. tate for any amounts. Taylor { Company. Insurance. Real Estar Phone 1032. APO
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-8O- ere farm, fine fer ile land, 25 ac. oa in cultiyat on Near pike re}d " Il sel on terms or ex- 1sHe f n.'
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FOR RENT-TNO BEDROOMS FUR shed, modern conven, ences, D cas- aut location, close in Call phone
 l4S0. 10-6-6t
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,ANTBD-posITloN BY YOUNG
 man of four years experience in the mercantile business and about two yeals in clerical work. Will be ready to begin work on short mo- tice. Address l., care Graphic CT call 1922. 10-12-6t
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Foe9STEANT 9SEA NIT SESSION

X. saeements Will Be Made for
 Ledge Ut Meeting Here \ Tonight. N n eetlng of Jefferson Lodge Pftsnt s z '.,' ?. F, which will De very
 VII De held tonight at tie
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oh RENT ] 70 =N.0l-=. .shed roun.., =. ...e,...z.. ences and ill nioe EeatiGn. Ne. BIZ Oak street, Phone No. 1123
 10-.a
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ANyED To BUY--4o TO 16o ACRE rm close in to r ne Bluff. Ad- 4ress Biol East 9th, Pine Bluff.
 10-11-6,.
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TATE co UU"
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Death OF John S. rla,Ier.

In the tragic death of Johnnie
S. Marler. who went to Independ.
ence, La, just two weeks ago, to
study the depot agency, with his
brother Hyram Allen located there,
this community, where he was
born and raised, was deeply
stirred. Last Sunday, in passing
between two fast moving trains,
be was truck in the back OF the
head by one of them, was rushed
at once to New Orleans for treat
ment, but died in a few hours
without recovering consciousness.
Only son of his devoted father,
I. S. Marler, he was petted and
INDUCED from his infancy. Though
barely sixteen years OF age he was
exceedingly bright, and was in
sistent and ambitious to do mans
work in the service of the railroad.
It was a sorrowful crowd of friends
and relatives that stood by his
stricken father here Monday night,
and saw the poor boys cofined
body lifted from the train on its
way TO his desolate home. IF 1
am bereaved of my son ! am be-
rea1ed."
This is the fourth member of this
family that the Shelter. graveyard,
in Brandywine, has opened its
bosom to receive within the past
two months. E. R. M.
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Miss Lizzie Perkins

Miss Lizzie Perkins.
Best collection Of palms-half
dozen hyacinths by Civic League,
Mrs. Taliaferro.
Best palm-half dozen hyacinths
by Civic League, Mrs. Taliaferro.
Best fern-chrysanthemump plant
by Mre. Taliaferro, Miss Ella Will
liams.
Best begonia-rose bush by Mrs.
Ellen Berry, Mrs. Allen
Best kitchen bouquet-Mrs.
Taliaferro.
TOMATO CLUB PRIZE LIST
Miss Julia Pitts-I5o8 No. 2 lb.
cans from one-tenth acre-State
prize SIS cream separator, $40. SO
trip to State Fair, SIS kitchen set
donated by Baker & Mcdowell of
Natchez, barrel Swansdown
flour donated by Igiehart Milling
Co. of Evansville, Ind
Miss Emma RusH-2nd best
yield 1850 No. 2 lb. cans-A $40
brass fire set donated by Feltus
Bros. Of Natchsz, x barrel Swans.
down flour.
Miss Cornelia Westrope-3rd
best yield, 1000 No. 2 lb. cans
Glass churn donated BY Claiborne
Hardware Co., Port Gibson
Miss Linnie Harmonic largest
tomatoes, 9 lb. 2o2 Two horse
plow donated by Lee Richardson
of Vicksburg.
Miss Jessie East-Best essay on
tomato culture.$5 cash prize do.
mated by Mr.. John Gum, Tchula
Miss Julia Pitts-Watch donated
by Montgomery Ward & Co., for
best variety Of cauned tomato
products, catsups, pickles, pre-
serves, etc.
Mrs. Jennie Berfv-R Registered
Hampshire pig for best variery Of
canned tomato products (ladies'
club) donated by Mr.. 6 w. Burcb
of Port Gibson
xcouff,,,,arl ~. .ce~o,44 peyaI
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HERE AT HOME
Port Gibson Citizens Gladly Testify
and Confidently Recommend
DOan's Kidney Pills


It is testimony like the following
that has placed Deans Kidney
Pills so far above competitors.
When people right here at home
raise their voices in praise there is
no room left for doubt Read the
public statement of Port Gibson
citizen:
E. Moser, jeweler. Walnut ST.,
Port Gibson, Miss. says: Il used
Doan's Kidney Pills with good re-
suits several years ago and at that
time gave a statement for publica-
lion. recommending them. Now,
after a lapse of three years, /
cheerfully confirm my former en-
dorsement and can say that my
faith in Doan's Kidney Pills Is
stronger than ever, This remedy
was obtained from the Pope Drug
Co and 1t relieved me promptly of
backache, and restored my kidneys
to a normal condition. Since then
have had no further cause for
complaint "
For sale by all dealers. Price
20 cents. Foster Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, New Yark. sole agents for
the United States.
Remember the name Doan s.
and take no other
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

fcontinued From Last Week.
The following bills were allowed
and warrants ordered issued for
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leoutInued On second %
BERNHEl NEg ca saJFLED.
Compromise Reached When Fore
mer VIII was Produced


A surprise was sprung 10 the
Beruheimer will case Saturday
morning, when il was announced
that the con,esting factious bad
reached a compromise. BY the
terms Of the agreements each Of
the FIVE children Of the late Mar
Gus Bernbeimer is 10 receive $1,000
and the defendants, Mrs. Carrie
Scharf aud Sidney BernheImer, are
to pay the costs of court
BY terms of the viii Of the late
Jacob Bernheimer Mrs. Scharff
aud Sidney Bernheimer were given
the bulk Of the large estate. Mar.
Gus Bernheimer, since deceased :
was given $4,000, and each OF the
Lowensteins 81 Soon alter the
will was probated. Marcus Bern
-helmer ana the -G0Wensleln DelIS
entered suit to have the will set
aside. The case came up last
spring, but by the sudden and sad
death of Mr.. Marcus Bernheimer
proceedings were brought to a sud
densend. 1t cameup again at this
term, and had consumed three
days, when, by order of the
chancellor, a former will, the terms
otwhich were practically the same
as those of the one IN controversy,
was read in court, a compromise
was soon reached aud the case dis
missed.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.


Board met in regular session
Nov. 4, 1912. Present, Mayor
Smith, Aldermen Levy, Whartons
Allen, Walne and Jones, Absent,
Alderman Gordon.
The minutes of last regular and
recess meetings were read and ap-
proved with the exception that
Alderman Wharton wanted the
minutes to show that he voted for
Ordinances Nos. and 4 aud
against Nos. ? and 5, which cor
rection was made
The Co. Supt. Of Ed. reported,
which report was, on motion, re-
ceived and filed.
The chief Of the fire department.
reported the fire during the month
of October and furnished list of
hremen entitled to pay, which was
allowed.
On motion the marshal was in.
structed to assess any property
that he may find that hasnot al
re adyassessed.
On motion the finance com.
mittee was insErucll to borrow
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D. L. TURNER, Marshal.
which report was received and filed
and ordered spread on the minutes
Icont nued on second PageI
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Notice

Notice is hereby given that the
Board Of Supervisors of Claiborne
County. Mississippi, will, at their
December meeting. 1912, receive
sealed bids for keeping the County
Poorhouse for year from Decem :
Der lst, 1912. Bids vii he opened
at z o clock p. N. or 6 ! Monday
Of Dc mher term the Board re-
sewing The right to relset any and
all bids.
Witness my hand and official
seal this 9th day Of Nov. 1912.
B. H. Morehead, Clerk.
BY w. Il. Moreheads .. c.
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Could shout for Joy.

l want tosthank You from the
bottom of my heart, wrote c. b.
RAIDER. 81 Lewisbufg W Va for
tlse wauaes fal double benef I got
from Electric BiRers. in curing me
of both a severe case of stomach
-trouble and Of rheumatism. from
which I had been an almost help.
less suff -rrT for len years. Il suit
ed my case a~ sIIoifgh made just for
me Fof ds spepsia. indigestion,
jaundice. All to rid the system of
kidney ptisons that cause rhenma
iism. Eleer1c BitteTs have no SUI
peTiole Tfy ihvm Every bottle
is guara teed - satisfy Only SO
cents at all druggists
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A Des Moines man had an at
tack of muscular rheumatism in
lis shoulder. That meant an ex-
pense Of $I5o.no or more. He
sought foi quicker and cheaper
way to cnre il aud found il in
Chamberlaiu's Linimept Three
lays after the FIST application Of
this lintmeui he was we'll. For
sale by all dealers.
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W.llian S. jones,


Born in Claiborne county, Miss,
1870, died in Meridian, Miss,
Oct. 18th, 1912. His boyhood
aud early manhood was passed in
this county. OF a genial, unob-
trusive nature, an affectionate son.
brother and husband, his happi-
ness was derived from the satisfac-
ton OF home and friends. A con-
sistent Christian, he merlted the
benediction, "Blessed are the pure
in heart for they shall see God"
He is survived by two brothers,
DR.. NJ. D. Jones OF St. Louis and
E. D. Jones Of Carlisle, Claiborne
county, Miss, and a sister. Mrs.
i. G. Spencer, of Port Gibson.
He moved to Meridian. Miss,
about twenty years ago, where he
married. He leaves widow and
three children to mourn the loss of
an aHectionate husband and faith
er. Blessed be his memory.
S.
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$1,000 on the best terms possible,
payable Ian. 1, 1913, the vote
standing: ayes, Wharton, Walne
and Allen; nay, Alderman Jones.
Alderman Levy being unwell was
excused prior to taking the vote.
On motion the finance committee
was instructed to audit the books
or have them audited for the year,
of all the officers of the town,
since Oct. I, I9II..
On motion the marshal was
granted leave of absence for one
week during the month of Novem-
Der.
The Supt. of the E. L. & w. w.
,1fa,,f raportad &c fOtIou1c