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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-15

District. The contest for Ben Cravens' seat is one of the most tpirited that has been known .n the state ill years. The most recent entry is Dr. A. R, Bishop, of Ash down, who makes five iii the race. he others being Judge J. M.Carter, Senator Otis T. Wingo, Judge J. D. Shaver and Hon. R. w. .McFarlane. Each of thege men has a strong fol- lowing at home and in other coun- ties, and each is making a strenu- ouG campaign of the district.
 Dr. Bishop says the only reason he s in the race is that he could not set a farm ner to run, all the other candidates being lawyers. "Let the watchword of the campaign be to keep the lawyers at home" he says He wants to amend the Sherman antitrust law to exempt labor or ganizations; to build macadam roads connecting all county seats; to elect United States judges and senator's '9ith the recall attached; to pass income and inheritance tax laws and to reduce the tariff on al, necessities of life; to establish an engineering department in the cabi- net to improve navigable streams to stop the ginneus' reports which expose the amount of cotton tht tanners have; to stop the dealing il futures on all kinds of farm pro- duets; to stop the government iron ssuing liquor licenses in prohibi
 ion territory; compel the railroad! 10 do express business and knocl
 ut the middleman.
 For 25 years pr. Bishap has beel practicing medicine and editing thu geviar County Democrat, and de 2lares that he is better prepared t
 er've the people than any of his opponents.
 Farm Demonstrators To Meet.
 c. W. Watson, state agent of tht tovernment farm demonstration work, announces that there will bt , meeting of all the field agents al Fayetteville next Monday for tn purpose of going over the work o the past year and outlining work fol the coming season. This will bf ollowed by ten days experience ;chool fer the demonstration agent # the state, of whom there ar
 bout 65. Notable results have beer tchieved in the state since this worl yas inaugurated a few years ago nd far greater things are pla1nei or the future.
 Among other things, Mir. Watacr ,lans to establish a demonstration arm among negro tenant farmers md put a negro agent in charge. l I believed this will stimulate then 0 renewed effort toward scientific arming.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-15
(SOHib Plum Street.

The tax books for the collection ol special assessment upon the real prop erty in Sewer District No. l5, II the city of Pine Bluff have been plac' ed in my hands.
 All owners of real property lyine in the District are required to paF their assessments to me within thirty days, from this date, If such payment is not made, action will be commenc- ed at the end of that time for the CO., lection of such assessment and fo- legal penalties and costs.
 Given under ny hand this 24th day of Januray, 1912.
 A. G. RUSSELL, City Collector. Office City fall, 3 a. m. to 12 m.
 24 26t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-15
ALMOST LOST HIS LIFE.

s. A. Slid, of Mason, Mich, will lever forget his terrible exposure to | mereiless storm. Ut gave me a .readful cold" he writes, that caus- l severe pains in my chest, so it las hard for me to breathe. A neigh or gave me several doses of Dr. ling's New Discovery which brought '.eat relief. The doctor said l was the verge of pneumonia, but to ontinue with the Discovery. I did and two bottles completely cured 1e.' Use only this quick. safe re- able medicine for couSns, colds, or ny throat or lung trouble. Price JOG and $1.00. Trial bottle free. Guar nteed by all druggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-15

indicted men, was unexpected, in h. dianapolis although fer some time there has been surmises that Ryan, Houlihan and Dcwd were among those against whom the grand jury had pre- scnted charges.
 United States Attorney Miller, who has been in charge of the government inv estisaItion, on being told of Ryan and Houlihan warrants and the ar rest of Dowd sad he had no official information.
 There will be no information con- ceIn'ng the cases given out from this office until af,er all the men indict- ed are arrested and we know official ly that they are,' said the District Atotrnoy, "unless possibly the ,nfor- mation should come out in some hear ing regarding removal.
 Some in Cincinnati.
 Cincinnati, Feb 13.-Three war rants have been received in Cincin- rati for the arrest of men indicted by the Indianapolis grand jury in the dy namite investigation, it WAS announc- cd today.
 Ready to Serve Warrants. Chicago, Feb. 13.=Thle arrest of Chicago labor chiefs implicated in the bomb explosions on indictments re- certly returned by the Federal grand jury in Indianapolis, is now matter of few hours.
 A secret meeting held tonight be- tween the agents of the Department of Justice and representatives of tile United States Marshal's effice is said to have resulted in final instructions as to the awesi:
 Warrants for the arrest of R. II Houiihan, of the Chicagc Local Bridge and Structural Iron Workers Union and Frank M. Ryan, president of tht National Organization of Structural Iron Workers, and eight other labor men named in the indictments, have already been issued and are ready for service.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-15
DUPONT COMP ANY EVTERR,S) 1Hf SLATE Greatest Concern in State Files Articles With Sec
 retary of State.
OTHER STATE NEWS
Free For-AlI Race in the Fourth Dis. trict Congressional Race-De.
 Monstrat0rs to Meet.

Little Rock, Fab. 13--The great est powder company in the world has entered Arkansas, the certifi- cate and copy of the articles of incorporation of the E. l. DuPont de N.mcurs Powder Company, of New Jersey, having been filed Tuesday with the Secretary of State. W. K. Martin, of F1aft Smith, is named as the state agent. The assets of the company are given as $9S,S09. 050.95, and the liabilities $3i,400,09421 The total amount of property owned by the company in Arkansas is worth sS.90, and the amount of capital pr2. posed te be employed in the state ;1 eto e16
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-15
SHnCKING SOU.NDS.

q the earth are sometimes heard be-
 ore terrible earthquake, that warn f the coming peril. Natures warn-
 ngs are kind. That dull pain or , che in the back warns you the Kid }eys need attention if you would es- rape those dangerous malad1es;
 }ropsy, Diabetes or Bright's disease. Take Electric Bitters at once and see '>ackache fly and all your best feel .ngs return. My son received great 'y3nefit from their use for kidney and ladder trouble" writes Peter Bondy, 0outh Redwood, Mich, 1t is cer- tainlv great kidney mericine." Try <. 50 cents at all druggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-15
REDUCED RATES FOR
 STOCK GROWERS NEE

Secr2tary H. G. spaulding has r. ceived letter from the headGuarter of the Southwestern Passenger As sociation which states that one an one-third fares will be in effect c all railroads March 13 and 14 fror all points in Arkansas to Pine Bluf for the benefit of those who desir to attend the Stock Growers ccnven tion, which will be held here ol those dates.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-15
MICH INTEREST IN
 BIC POLITICAL RACtS
Elaborate Plans Being PrGyiiea iof Reception of Robinson at Der
 mott Next Week.

Dernott, Feb. 14.-Considerable ln- terest is being manifested in staIe politics in this county, especlally IL the governors race and the Unltel States senatorial race.
 Extensive preparations are belps made for the reception of Joe ! Robinson when he speaks here heN week. A band has been employer aN' a,.aneements have been projected lo ! banouet. Other prominent poll'lca sneakers are expected to be prsseh on this date.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-15
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby gwen that VIII make application to the Jeherso' probate court at some day during Us January term thereof to sell the lo'- lowing real estate belonging to tae estate of ". P. Boruff deceased, dv- scribed as follows, to-Wit: Lot ten G0) Geisreiter's sub-dlFl'- ion of the east half (1-2) of the norta west quarter d-4) of section seven (7) township six GO south range nine (9) west containing (5) acres more or less.
 The purpose of said sale is for tAe payment Ct the debts filed agalnsl said estate.
 R, F. EZELL,
 Administrator. 1 25 2 1 8 15 22.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-15
DYNAM|TERS ARE BEING ARRESTED Frank Ryan and R. H. Hou- lihan to Be Taken in
 Chicago.
SOME IN CINCINNATI
United States Atctrney Miller Will Not Confirm Reports Until All
 Warrants are Served.

Indianapolis, Ind, Feb. 13.-The Chicago dispatch that warrants had 1een issued for Frank M Ryan, R. H, Houlihan and others and the Roches
 CT dispaeth announcing the arrest of Clarence E. Dowd, thus permitting in -ormation to become public prior to the time set for the arrest of all t1e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-15
NEWS NOTES FROM
 ShERRIAL, ARR

Sharrill, Ark, Feb. 14.-Miss Mar Smith, of Pine Bluff, is visiting Mis- Lula Mitchell and other friends j Shcrrill
 MT. Ferguson, of Little Rock, wa a business visitor in sherrill .thi week,
 Lee Haley, of Atwell. Texas, ha. returned home after spending som time with relatives and frienas hert
 P. F. Mi!chell was a business visi ter in Pine Bluff last Monday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-15
Donaghey After Votes.

Gov. Donaghey continues to make the state has known in years. B7 the time of holding the primaries lie expects to have covered the whole state, making ona or more speeches in each county. Often he makes eX- tra appointments while on the road when he finds that his manager 5 have not provided for all his time. Next week he will make fourteen sReeeaes, more than two day, in Lincoln, Columbia. Union, Ashley and Lafayette counties.
 Consider Revenue Laws.
 Some Of the issues that are to come before the next session Of the legislature are already beginning to tal5e form. Undoubtedly, the law makers will again devote much of their time to 3 discussion of tho revenue laws Of the S ate, and should the Turner-Jacobson bill be on tho Sbalute DuOtAo stl lNdt liAlS, IL VIII come in for considerable share Of their attention. Short sessions and fewer special acts will also be em- phasized, while the preservation of the old st2tehouse and the extension of the grounds Of the new capitol will be an issue ill which the people will be concerned. Eoual suffrage will be brought more definitely than ever before to the attention of tho legislature.
 Dr. W. ]. Pinson, of Union cour- ty, candidate for the legislature, is making a campaign on platform Of fewer special laws and les2 oratory. He says that he will favor a county depository law, enlarging the quail fications of jurors, limiting the num- bcr of witnesses in criminal eases, abelishing the s.ata land law, and consolidating the tax and railroad commission.
 Many After Congressional Seat.
 The retirement of Leon Westmore- land. of Greenwood, to run for Te- nresentative of Sebastian coun;y did not lessen the number of candi- dates fer Congress in the Fourth
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-15

vat district where every man can a. tend, and the officials state that Il the people show the proper interest and lend their hearty co-opeiaVloH the work will doubtless be taken Hp at 3n early date.
 The preparatory work of vat "0li struction will be taken up a0o"' March 1st. }"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-15
S1.0O Per Plate.

sas paid at banquet to Henry Clay, T New Orleans in 1s42. Mighty sostly for those with stomach trou- le or indigestion. To day people very where use Dr. Kings New Life fills for these troubles as we'll as yer, kidney and bowel disorders. ,asy, safe, sure. Only 25 cts at Ali aruggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-15
Fo'ey's Honey and Tar Compound

IVVl AVHty aHu HIT CUMpUuHU
 Charles Durham, Lovington, III, las succeeded in finding positive cure for bed wetting. My little bo. vet the bed every night clear thro n the floor. I tried several kinds o lidney medicine and I was in tn
 irug store looking for somethin; different to help him when I heard # Foley Kidney Pills. After he has aken them two days we could SC, l change and when he had takel :wo thirds of a bottle he was cured That is about six weeks ago Ind h. as not wet in bed since" w. L 1ewoody & Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-15
5ECOND EASTMAN
 FLICK IS SOLD

Chattanooga, Tenn, Feb 13.-The lurchase of Second Basemon Flick, 'Crmerly of Detr2it, was announced onight by Manager Billy Smith, of he local club.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-15
HAPPY RESULTS
Have Made Many Pine Bluff Residents
 Enthusiastic.

No wonder scores of Pine Bluff citizens grow enthusiastic. It is enough to make anyone happy to find relief after years of suffering. Pub lie statements like the following are but truthful representations of ths daily work done in Pine Bluff by Doan's Kidney Pills.
 Mrs. C. Sylvester, 11o2 West 4th ave-, Pine Bluff, Ark, says: "I suf. fered for several years from kidney trouble and seemed unable to get re. lief I slept poorly and had a great deal of pain iu my back and hips. ] vas also bothered headaches anc dizzy ssrclis. When 1 heard abou; Doan's Kidney Pills procured sup ply from the Mann-Tankersley Drug Co.,, and they helped me at once. By the time I had finished the contents O four boxes l felt we'll enough to dis continue their use." Statement giver June s, 1903.)
 Added Praise.
 Mrs. Sylvester was interviewed oi March 31, 1911 and she said: "l i5 a pleasure for me to aga n endors' Doan's Kidney Pills. Whenever : feel in need of kidney medicine ] take th.s preparation and it benefit n at once"
 For sale by all dealers. Price , cents. Foster-M -Milburn Co.,, eBuffalc New York, sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name--Doan 's--ant take no other.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-15
T. (. EDGAR
Dentist,

Has re-opened his office at Room Nc 4oS Citizens Bank Bldg. Phone 1110
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-15
service.

Gall 12a1 for quick messense-
 Ii service.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-15
SEWER DISTRICT NO. 15.

1s25 2 1 5 15 9.
New Ulm review., 1912-08-28
Monument q #. Ridgely
Contrast Between Old Times Nav Vvdy Mimic
"Bennie" Randal Drawing Card

To the people of this part of the heard singing
state F Rdgey is leaf from the in fancy shuddered
history Thursday there once passed through
gathered this historic spot only Battle was the big th
few of participants More troops more rf
battle most prominent among trained men, more can
them being H. Randall. the first skiful cannoners wei
and only the had this sham battle than ha
His presence alone a drawing any Of the battles
card and he was center of whites and the Indians
most interesting group all times battle will remain
He 10 gray haired and years in the minds Of
spry and his ninety odd years rest who witnessed It,
Nxhtlv on his shoulders. The equipment Of Bt
TIE ceremony dedication Of it, and it, unifor
the park and turning to hrst place in the ntert
the only incident in the The crowd which
days program for spirit that demonstration IL varto
pervaded that Of patriot at between nve ana
fam and veneration; and the little persons More than
cemetery within whose enclosure automobiles were PARK
rest remains Of those who fell in enclosure provided
battle the spot most in those who catered TO
teresting with hushed tones the the multitude found
survivors met about that woefuy INADEQUATE
Ibears the names Of the fallen and While New uim "
told of their lives deeds represented in the
them OF from the living in main source OF supply
1.-The Of their young manhood Morton, Sleepy Eye
Those who know the lay Of the Franklin and places
ground Park F. Ridgely Louis road 1t is due
acquainted with the ravine down automobile tnat
which the path leads to spring, this kind was mace
from which garrison originally place so distant from
secured water this ravne 1t is hard to rightly
platform has been erected and on importance OF f.
steep slopes of the ravne seats state at the time OF
arranged and 1t was here IN Hao IL 1aen anu VIC
the shade outside the old fort munition contained
TERRITORY the governor and cured by the Indians
other sneakers held FORTH his horde would d
Ru neither the governor and swept the country at
richly caparisoned staff the eo- Mankato
ouence that became part of the History offer NO
davis exercises attracted the herom does
THE trumpet sounded deeds than were enac
the call to arms and the shr siege within this fort
mand of army officers echoed mnently fitting that
the old parade ground and the made
ders deploved in the ravnes where the deeds of its
once the Indian skuked that the written on the tablets
real interest revealed There OF all who now shar
old age and youth looked in and blessings OF the
wonder, and those whose ears once the West
New Ulm review., 1912-08-28

In 1857 fftyfve years ago. Theo Crone established th
business in New Ulm today will remember those early
days and the first Of which this has grown
For growth and prosperity have kept pses viii
the cy growth and progess When lsol the original frn
policy stronger and pronounced endeavor to
deserving Of the Conscience and
age of this community. s.-.
We will be padoned. true if stop for moment II
our history the record and the which
Few business houses in this state OF the
Northwest point long marked by such con
stant substantial growth @.
From its opening till this stores aim has been to
the needs of the community in every possible has
aimed supply just the merchandise DESIRED in the largest
and variety the lowest prices consistent with quality and far
margin of profit 1t has amed each and every
promptly coureouyo make him her feel that this
the home where they would always be welcome
they bought or not.
patronage accorded through these years would
show This patronage has made this store STOCKS
possible and coming constantly increasing measure mas oeea
continual inspiration. We certainly have aPPrecla' all
you have done have tried this IN
besides words.
We have the the ambition, as we face the
half centuy-we will do everything that will make this
cooperation and suggestion for interests and yours
one In no small degree.
Thanking you for the volume of business with which you
have honored and trusting that of will be with U"
and round out century of business activity,
We are,
CRONE BROS. s
Arizona republican., 1912-07-09
WATCHED OVER TEAM HE SOLD.
When His Old Horses Were Mistreated
 Farmer Bought Them Back.

Flint, Mich.-J. E. Howe, wealthy retired farmer, recently spent $105 in one of tEe strangest humane acts ever heard of in this country. About a year ago, when he gave up his farm, Howe sold to another farmer a team of sleek old work horses that he had raised from colts. He sold the horses for $100 with q written agreement, signed by num- Der of witnesses, that the purchaser should keep the animals in as fat and good looking condition as he received them. A clause in the contract gave Howe tue privilege of buying back the animals at the same price he sold them in case there was any violation by the purchaser
 Several days ago Howe found that the man to whom he had sold the horses was working them so hard that they were getting very poor and had sores on their shoulders. He demanded
Arizona republican., 1912-07-09
A Progressive Predicament.

The progressives of California, though desiring to start new party and abandone the republican party are not yet ready to cut loose from the name, but have adopted a scheme by which they may nominate Roose- welt electors who will be grouped under the title Republican" There is a way by which this hated name could be avoided. They could by the direct primary plan select candidates for electors or by petition they could put candidates on the ticket but they would not be grouped together The names of candidates of all par ties would be arranged in alphabeti- cal order. so that it would be diff cult for the intelligent progressives of the Golden State to pick out the right men. Hence the purpose to cling. if possible, to the detested title Republican, at least in the present Rooseveltian emergency.
Arizona republican., 1912-07-09
Finances and Markets
ASSOCIATED PRESS p1spATcH1


 NEW YORK. July S.-Last weeks poor bank statement disclosed that the actual deficit in loss in cash was more than was expected and the chances of an unfavorable showing in the monthly statement of the copper producers and the government cron report combined today to produce weak, and feverish stock market Prices were more active, shares made an average decline of over two points with a large part selling centering about Amalgamated and United States Steel there was further evil dence of artificiality attaching to the copper market here and abroad. metal stock suffering a severe reversal in the London market
 Among the specialties traded in the weakest securities were those en- braced in the Tobacco group. which yielded a very considerable part of their recent advances. Trading was more lively than at any time in the last fortnight with signs of liquida- tlon in certain quarters. The lowest prices were scored in the last hour but the final dealings were marked by short covering which helped to produce feeble recovery. One ef- feet of the unfavOrable bank state ment was general hardening of rates on both call and time loans as much of today's call money was 1 placed on three per cent while all l time securities of over three months advanced a quarter per cent The i bond market was broader and more active. sales $2,315.00O.
Arizona republican., 1912-07-09
Arizona's Schools.

When Superintendent Matthews of the Tempe Normal school told the National Council of the Educational Association at Chicago last Saturday that Arizona had solved a problem which was puzzling the rest of the country, he stated fact so old that we Arizonians seldom think of it any more
 The country school was the problem under discussion The rural school in most parts of the country, once the backbone of the educational system, has gone into a decline The number of pupils has fallen away Worst of all, the schools are no longer able to attract the interest of pupils, so that in most localities the problem of revivifying the schools is a serious one
 Several years ago the country schools of Arizona were made an in tegral part of the school system and they were as amply provided with funds for their maintenance as the city schools The teachers of the most remote schools are as well paid and are as competent as the teachers in the larger schools. The same in terest is maintained there as in the schools of the city, and to every pupil the prospect of completing what we may call the Arizona course of study is held out.
 It is the frequently expressed opin- ion of experts in such matters that the schools of Arizona are the best in the country.
Arizona republican., 1912-07-09
FOOD VALUE OF BUTTERMlLk
There Has Been an Enormous Increase
 in Its Consum ption.

only a few years ago the chickens and the pigs got most of the residuum of a churning. They get very little of it now. for the wise men of the hos pitfalls have educated the public to knowledge of it's value. Not only in cases of serious stomachic ailment, but for all persons of feeble or impaired digestion, buttrmilk is now esteemed a boon The once despfsed byproduct ranks with sweet milk, and outranks It both with those who find it palatable and crave it. and with those for whom it is incidentally prescribed.
 The taste for buttermilk is mostly acquired, but once one gets the habit 1t grows and sticks. Back of the develop ed fondness for the cold, tart. acid bev- craze is the agreeable consciousness that the drink, with the casein princlpie of milk eliminated, is a food salutary, wholesome and easily digested, and