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DR.. Moir Out of Danger.

According to communications re.
ceived by Mrs. John Corbett frcm
Mrs. j. G. Moir, the operation for
appendicitis performed upon DR..
Moir at the Mayo hospital at Roches-
ter, Mimi, has been quite success
full. Mrs. Moir writes that they
will start for Deming just as soon
as it is safe to travel, which will
probably be in two weeks. The let.
ter written just before the opera.
ton, which was performed Monday
morning, stated that a wire would
be sent if there seemed to be any
danger, and if not a letter. The
letter was received this morning and
was great relief to the many
friends Of DR.. Moir here.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-11-29
mis- CE |. L A N E o US

AGENTS-We want one good live
agent il each city and town to sell
wonderful household necessity; good
income assured, also valuable premi-
ums; free samples; previous experience
not necessary; write at once for parti-
culars. Gilanor Company, Roswell, N.
M.
GET Eisele's prices on furniture and
stoves before you purchase else where.
CONkEY'S SALT.EM will rid your
stock of worms; ward off disease and
make every animal productive; your
money back II it doesn't. Come in and
get tial pail. Western Feed and
Transfer Co. AZ
NOTICE Holders of piano due bills
and prize certificates. no matter who
on, should write me for valuable inform
alton free. J. M. Crawford.
For baggage, call WhitIock, phone,
800 3stf
To exchange for 8 or 10 acre tract
close in. S0-acre REIMBURSEMENT, 81
miles southwest from Deming. Apply
at Office Of Luna County Lumber Co.
32tf
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-11-29
The GRAPHIC Cent-a-Word
WANT ADS Bring Results.
Phone iO5


FOR SALE Some bargains; combina-
ton hand and horse augur well driiiing
machine. 500; also horse, buggy, lap
robe and harness for sale cheap. Adj
dress w. A. Eide. lola. N. M.
FOR SALE-Fine, 6.hole steel range
in first class shape. Ask at the Graphic
office.
FOR SALE Almost new upright piano
Sl95; easy payments. T. o. Box $50.
FOR SALE Cheap, my entire flock Of
White Wyandotte chickens; also incub-
ators and breeders and bone cutter.
A. II. Donaldson, Hondale, N. M.
FOR SALE-Two l60-acre relinquish-
ments: six and seven hundred dollars.
Address owner. Box 32i. az
FOR SALE-l6O-acre REIMBURSEMENT.
10 feet to water and 450 to 800 gal
Ions in this stratum; Sll00 and worth
the money. Address Owner, Box 324.
49,
FOR SALE Young pigs, price $3.50;
also thoroughbred Poland Chinas, $lO
each. j. NJ. Graham. 2w43'
Horse and buggy for sale. See DR..
Steed. zSti
Studebaker delivery wagon for sale,
Inonire of n. +. Atkins. 37tf
For Sale. First.class Oliver type
writer, No. 3. Good rs new. $4,000.
r Bedichek. Stiff
FOR SALE-A splendid work mare,
foaled to fine Cleveland bay stallion.
Price SIS. The animal may be seen at
Chase's dairy ranch. 7, care GRAPHIC.
For sale, six lots. all fenced, with q
fine fruit trees. quantity OF grape
vines and rhubarb sprouts, all piped
for city water. barn and outbuildings
now built, located in restricted resld'
ence district. Address Box 254. 24tf
For Sale: 80 feet of "A Standard cas-
ing: also, 20 feet of 2-feet black iron
casing. cheap. Write J. A. Milliken'
40-6w'
For Sale:-Two Mccormack moving
machines. two rakes and one hay baler
reasonable. P.O Box 522. i0ti
FOR SALE Cheap, two horses, har'
ness and light wagon. Inquire at Mey'
cr's Market. 42tf
FOR SALE One Cadillac auto in good
order. w. b. Brack.
FOR SALE Either or both Of two
eighty acre tracts four miles from
town. both improved. W. b. Brack.
FOR SALE Forty acres; twenty acres
under cultivation; nine acres in alfalfa
twenty-five feet to water; good wei
and pumping outfit; house, barn and
large chicken coop; good road ~ miles
from Deming: price SO, 500 j. NJ. Ora
ham. 2w43'
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-11-29
Hubbard Was Lucky.

When Commissioner c. l.. Hub
bard was in Albuquerque recently
Jim Kealy induced him to take a
number on three fine rugs, one a
very valuable Lobo wolf. Hubbard
drew number forty-nine, paid a half
dollar and forgot it. What was his
surprise a day or two ago when he
was notified by mail that he had
drawn the best rug in the bunch,
which is worth not less than forty
dollars. He is exhibiting the beau.
tiful rug to his friends.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-11-29
Christian Church.
THE REV. z. MOORE, MINISTER.

THE REV. 4. MOORE, MINISTER.
The revival meeting still continues.
The Rev. Grim is preaching some
ear> strong spiritual sermons, and
t,olt 10 do not hear them are
missing some helpful things. Ser
vices every night at 7.3O O'Clock;
alp on Sunday morning at / a. m.
Bible school at 9.45.
A most cordial welcome is ex-
tended to all to attend these servi-
ces. The membership is urged to
attend all these services.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-11-29
Deming 7, Clifton 6.

This was the score in Thursdays
game with Clifton. Arizona. The
Arizona boys scored a touchdown
early in the game. but failed to
kick goal. Being favored both by
weight and fortune. it was all our
boys could do to prevent the
seemingly inevitable, but time after
time other todchdowns were stub
bornly denied, though Clifton tried
with various tactics to make the
goal. Once they attempted a field
goal, but the kick went astray by
several yards. Still Deming, though
they played a brilliant defense, had
not made a single score.
Three quarters had been played and
but three minutes of the fourth re-
NAMED Deming faces were length
ening Clifton faces were broaden
ing and il looked and We thought of
how nobly our heroes had played
against the big boys from across
the line, when suddenly the ball,
guided by some kindly spirit,
aighted fairly in the arms of Dem.
ing's star sprinter, Dick Upton.
With the players all massed togeth.
er, for it was Clifton's ball when
the play began the agile right end
had a clear field. He soon outdis-
tanced the two Clifton men clutch.
ing frantically at him from behind;
soon there was only Clifton's quar-
terback, but too heavy for the feet
footed Dick, and with a run of Is
yards, our hero touched the bal
down squarely behind the goal,
The score was now 6 to g. Deming
went wild. The generous hearted
typewriter salesman who had offer.
ed SIS for a touchdown made good
his promise. But we had not won
yet. The ball was carried out to
the desired distance. Steed, Dem.
ing's nervy left end placed the bal
and George Hardaway with bis
usual, kicked a beautiful goal, to us
the most beautiful goal in all the
world. This gave Deming the vic
tory, and well may we be proud OF
our boys for this is the second time
we have defeated the sturdy clever
from the thriving little city in tn,
mountains of Arizona.
The Clifton boys played a clear
consistent game throughout, but
they did not have our boys bestet
in this respect. Penalties wer,
few, squabbling unknown. We fee
thoroughly satisfied, of course.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-11-29
Chamber Of Commerce.

The board of directors of the
Chamber of Commerce had its regu-
lar meeting Tuesday, The annual
meeting of the chamber will take
place December 10. Arrange
ments for this meeting were put in
the hands of the president and Sec
rotary. The election of a new
board Of directors and of a new
president will take place. 1t will be
one of those old-time rousing meet
ings, full of the spirit of optimism,
good fellowship and cooperation for
which Deming has become so ia
nous. A definite program will he
announced in next weeks issue.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-11-29
r o r r E N 7

FOR RENT House, inquire of Mrs.
Mary Hudson. Az
FOR RENT Rooms, furnished or un.
furnished. r. A. Fowler, 2O2 Zinc
avenue, Phone 1886. 2w42'
Sangre has rented houses in Deming
for years and is still in the business
Furnished rooms for light housekeep-
ing at the Lester House. Inquire of
Lee o. Lester. l4tf
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-11-29
Thanks, Thank You Again.

The Deming GRAPHIC, one of the
best papers in New Mexico. has
changed hands, Holt 4 DePuy selling
to Clyde +. Ely. Holt & DePuy
will go to farming in the Mimbres
Valley another evidence that
these gentlemen have good jndg-
ment. Business Farmer.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-11-29
Tunis Presbyterian Church.

Bible class. 2 p. m; preaching, 3
y. m.
The Rev. Henry's date is every
alternate Sunday from November
"a. The Rev. Glenn and the Rev.
Picket have been preaching for US.
Services held at the d. l.. Pond
house. Everybody cordially invited
to come.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-11-29

Judging from the well filled
house and the generous applause
of those present. The Girl from
the U. 5. A." made hit with
Deming theatre-goers. The music
al comedy has had quite a run in
the cities, but is now some few
years removed from Broadway.
The music furnished by the local
orchestra was appreciated.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-11-29
OUR BAND.

Did you hear the public concert given, last Sunday
afternoon by the Chamber of Commerce Band? If you
did not you missed musical treat and incidentally you
failed to lend the support of your presence to most COM
mendable effort on the part of of public spirited
young men to give Deming first class musical organiza-
tion Don't fail to attend the next concert which will be
given commencing at O'clock next Sunday afternoon.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-11-29
LOST AND FOUN d

LOST Attorney A. W. Pollard will APP
preciate having his gate returned to his
residence or some information given as
To It's whereabouts.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-11-29
CLYDE EARL ELY. Editor and Owner


Subscriptions
Foreign Extra
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-11-29
ADVERTISING RATES.

each Insertion Local column line
adv than Is
foreign thanks
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-11-29
Fina ncial Statement Of the British Amer
lea Assurance Company, of Toron.
TO, Canada, on January, 1912.

EXCHAGE and cash bargain sales Of
farms; city property or any thing you
want to sell or trade, no matter where
located; posta! card addressed to us
will bring to you our plan of making
quick square deals. Address South
western Real Estate Exchange, Mort
arity, N. M.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-11-29
SAUCE FOR THE GOOSE is SAUCE FOR THE
GANDER

Merchants of Demng, consider the case of the farm
err Be sure that you do everything possible to advance
the interest of the ers of the SOIL who the founda
ton of the prosperity of the city and valley You should
not send away from the city for anything that can be pur
chased here particularly the products of the dairy gar
den and farm Buyers of provisions can help by request
ing home produce.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-11-29
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1912.
FREIGHT RATES ON FARM PRODUCTS.

The railroads are glad to have Deming expand and
do more shipping, but they will not yield more reasonable
freight tariff until concerted demand is made upon
them. Many of our farm products are not producing
their share of revenue because they cannot be shipped to
distant markets to advantage Railroad officials have
commended the sane attitude of New Mexico toward its
common carriers and have requested that we take petit
tons them rather than to to the state corporation COM
mission Our attitude not threatening one, but hav
ing applied to them for relief believe that is to their
interest as well as to to it at once that the
products of the Mimbres Valley transported to mar
kes at rates that make possible for these commodities
to compete with regions adjacent to US.
Roswell has just brought suit before the interstate
commerce commission through the State Corporation
Commission of New Mexico asking for more equitable
freight rates the products of the Pecos Valley Dem
ing and the Mimbres Valley have no interest in this suit
and are not contemplating bringing like action The
railroads must however make good their promise to us
by readustng their freight tariffs to meet the exigency
of the situation.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-11-29

Call 2S2 for fine meats. poultry.
fish and oysters.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-11-29
THE DEMINC GRAPHIC

OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER DEMING ESTABLISHED 1902
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-11-29

nent. Business Warmer.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-12-21

tional Harvester Co.,. pleaded
guilty to embezzling $4,000
Asked for probation.
Newport News, Va.-Guard at
Fortress Munroe saw prisoner
saving bars. Gave alarm. Pre-
vented wholesale jail delivery.
Mason, Mich.-George Brown,
prisoner awaiting transfer to
pen, committed suicide. Poison.
London.-W hitelaw Reid me
mortal service held in Westmin-
ster Abbey.
Kansas City.-Missouri Pacific
officials found big pay check for
gerry.
Utica, N. Y.-Estate of late
Wice-President Sherman prob
ably worth about 100000.
New Haven, Conn.-Taft will
take up residence here when he re-
t1reS. from once.
Washington.-Attorney Ever
EFT P. Wheeler, N. Y, says Pan
anna canal dispute with Great
Britain should go to The Hague.
Berlin.-Czar may open Rus
sia's doors to Jews because Jew
ish doctor saved his sons life.
Stockton, Cal.-Crooks hired
wagon, backed up to bank, carted
safe to outskirts of town. Blew it
open. Got $1.25 in nickels and
dimes.
Los Angeles.-PuInpman Sim
Feeney got caught in engine fly
wheel. Made 230 revolutions.
Finally tossed in engine Dit 20
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-12-21

600 paid him as chairman of state
monument commission.
Princeton, N. J.-13-year-old
orphan girl. asked Wilson to
adopt her.
Morristown, N. John S.
Huyler, 10, son of millionaire
candy man, fell beneath train.
Killed.
South Bend, Ind.-Ben Rosen-
berg and wife, wanted in sensa-
tional case, have disappeared.
Utica, N. Y.-Elsie Scheel de-
clared most perfect woman by
Cornell University instructors.
Trenton, N. Wilson will
announce no cabinet appoint
ments until March /.
Washington Government has
filed suit against Southern Pa
cifc to recover $250,00O,000
worth of mineral land.
Vienna.-Queen Olga, Greece,
will visit monasteries that have
been closed to women for 500
years.
Casa Blanca, Morocco.-French
troops routed rebel El Hiba
tribesmen south of Mogador
St. Cloud, Minn.-David Eek
man, prisoner in Buffalo Jail, es-
capped by taking key from guards
pocket as he slept.
Washington,-Rep. Oscar I'm
derwood threatened with pneu-
.monia.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-09

Phone zSe5 f ron nave any Kind of repairing 10 Be deae. -e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-09
January
8"nlph rtfa1a.
To.-ln,. .lIInn.a1l l-NIuaI ]

sEam8is spril atton Sa s.eady ! unchanged HI ia1, Ile
 Memphis aottoaseea 'Iad8et. Memphis A9rl &-Q l-He ne. Me per Lon 21-9 35.-1. 2 -ars fF63 8e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-09
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Settlements continued it he Ian aary term f9t2, for confirmation =at
 April term 1912 of 5effars5n conn Y Probate Geurt
 Estate of Martin LiIgsan and Msad Lererett. VI B. Daf, guardian. 42sh and 18th settlements.
 Estate of Jos NeeleE. F. H. Crawford and 5 ". Trump. exeea- tsfs.
 Estate of J. C. cor6iu. Cotton Rel5 savir gs 6 Trust eomp1zy, executor
 Estate of Ellis Whi5e. A. Y. Lowe, 
 Estate cf Jsaa Gordon 1T V Wac adm ztrator.
 Estate of Bain Minors, j. 6. Fer3, guardian.
 E ate of Rey Gordon. Y. 2 =Graaa. administrator
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-09
Grows hair and we can prove fl
Flair Becomes Soft Fluffy, Lrs- trous and Beautiful Immediately
 After q Danderine Hair Cleanse
Get a g Cent Bottle Now and Forever Stop Falling Flair, Itching
 Scalp and Dardraff

A htte DandefiHe new will ediateY ioukie the beauf4 of year haiF=-No difference Ae4g dali, faded, brittle and scrFgF, e9istes e.eta vii Danderine and carefully draw t lhfanrh Ezar Aal4 takine one small strard at 3lnc he effect + ialne3iate and am7z1g-yoof hair V..ii 9e lizht Antfy ard wavy and ave an appearance q abun- dance; an incompatible ustre softHess and iu2ll- riauee the beaefy and simmer oa me lair healsff
 Try as you VIII affez n application q IaaderHe3 you cannot find siuaie trace af dardr1ff or loose or falling hair aaa yoH scalR gi rot ltah, 4at yvhas will pIeasc pou tnes1 T ba aE5er few weeks use when you will actually se new i'airs fine and dovvny at first 4es--bat really new hair-=shfout3n9 all over the scalp.
 Danderine is to inc hair what fresh showers of rsn and sunshine are tp vegetation ltgacs f9tsf ta ths roots, invigortes and strengthens .aen -ts ta- producing propest34s cause the hair to grow aban- dantly long, strong and beftsiFd.
 Get $ cert bottls at 4SaoulEea's Danderine from any drug store 1alea eauegeT md prove to yourself fari inhs-nogg gaur lair ia pretty and aeft IS any-tat eas been lieeee ed aH injured by careless treatment -thas7s aIl-y5a s3sely e@n have beautiful hair aad Iats q it, I yoa 3iil 3ss try ? little Danderine. Real aufnrise awaits gou.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-09
T#I-.f# JEFfl-

q1 Elliott " F. T2#n- sand. administrator.
 E-aa Dr.4 M Miller #.g. ardgaa. adm nist#tor,
 Estate if Baie minors. Mrs. lfo'-.e Robertson, guardian.
 Estate of Miriam Joseph, minor Ii. F=e- kramer. guardian.
 afe of 48Iaam Joseph, minor A. zi5enlramee. guardian.
 D tsfa Of Pau.lna Joseph. minor. A EfsonEaamer guardian.
 jsse H4ta Wi.Hams minor Pue Buff Truz =9- guardian R.s.a#e=o of Mary ls. aiaaf. Cotton BaI- savings x Trust o.. guardian. Estate of Hinffrad King, #-S. Had- son. administrator.
 Estate of EmH.a BeaHdan. Mary A. artfs. estHa5ftv.
 41I Bars90s interested iu arE oi Ae.e settlements of aeeouazs of said estates. will come forward and fi-s tsasr axeepHo1sl any they have Of q before #ha second day a8 tae HaXt 5eHU af the probate court of sad county oi they will Be forever barred From eE aaDting to said aboye accounts r any par thereof
 Witness my hand Ha the seal oI s5f6 ssrr+ ri Pfzz RlGff Arlz.,- -Arrl tst, 1912.
 J. H. SHELBY, clerk.
 Bv L. T Saftee, E C. I-29
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-09
@4 3f8l GE8fl,

October ...-..e=,.. If00 1L26 1t93 December ...... f1.13 ft2s flH2
 Neg YarIs Cotton.
 New A8r S-eott a-fae n opened lrm Jana E 11.15f I1.#6e a9zfl 1a8401o8e: July, lnaa01a9la: Auaas =ta9a0fo.91e: senHem a4af@3 .9=s estoz@f. 1o.al9tf.a2: E9vembe fE0a81t.1ass December lll l.d, l1.I1e.
 The market opened firm at sn aa= vance of G62e aoHts a ed ioslda {. zae 8zs Ea8 aoen sold 14a59 paMss 8st higher on Heavy hrxing tor aot0 g ua5s. August nd ali 4ster #psttiaHs sold at H. en ha, n4kiaq Hew fig ures for =the movement md naw azeh records Hor.eda season e The new cop deliveries. Basirss was extremely active. Hfth 5aa saufb blg bugzr Izesam 5lg on further ains fl 5.ta seI oY the holidays ad increasing pegvcusnees over tae fleod s nation in le middle of eae morning was saHen hsz unssftleas it}I.f1 or , points oi gIe les5
 Iaa II srlZzs t1ert1as aa isa 5n tie forenoon and lricez cased off
 5 points un1 on .Haed f4aiziHg aH3 one sHE faf 3 1n. HAieA # He9aso#a nsaieed HF lav- 
 able Ue fa I reports rem Memphis aa the f8ol stnataa VAS 'a8 v Peg al HiG6sy were aGd3 points net 4er sa9t qaiet. AH6dliaa upI7nds nominal
 EuEUreg q I 1Hg. he range:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-09

Nrs < L. Van AnSenbauer. 32f6 Wa shall St. Little Rock, .pFk., a descendant of one of our finest south rn colonial fam lies. writes T suffered greatly with kidney trouble, rad seYera pains across by back. and felt altogether miserable After talk ins Foley Kidney Pills for a few days The pains left me and now haV4 no kidney trouble. m fact Foley Kidney is have cured ma com-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-09
4YARNlS 3RDE |.

In Caaace9E eHrt of=5{ ifarsfr County ArkaHsaz.
 Ella Re29as plaintiff. vs Earnest Reaves. defendant
 The dafe8aan5 Earnest Reaves warned to appear n fH4s court with ia tdiaty days and aBsEcr the eoH- pIainT of plaintiff. Ella Reavas. Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 2tst day Gf MareI \. ID. 1912.
 G. p LITTLE. Clerk. 9 % f ? 9f6.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-09
90D FELLOWS re
 eaNenEInATF rnNlGHT

Jefferson Le Eo 224 and ? ne Ciy oaEa E 5f I 0. o r. wiHl formally e0nsalidate tonight under tEe neme IeIfersar Lodge No 22t 0f- t.ears ai2 be eiecbd and other bus ness VIII he acted The merg- ne Of he swo bodies VII make ta.a Odd Fellows lsdge here oRe of if not The largest in h state
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-09

Tn Ha Chance E6ar z. AJi5a# rv Andersen. iaui- aadeaa salalaiir. The defendant amin aaaeEsoa is warned n e7dfF within t75rtF a5e aHa & e89plaint of llal sen.
 Given under uF l51H and -a 52 af 8id court tals 5 zaF March !. T. H9f2
 q. F. LITTLE. Clerk.
 |. H Barrow. J., r. e. 2G t 2S f5
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-09

-Nr x 6. Glazis. ha eaa7ilar fecurar of Bcnt9nviife. 8E'z.. gs Ea
 =ls us5if5ad n reeonm dina Ha4evs Honey and Tar C0W aud having Hsed iH for | cough that had bsa1ed i'm far years HEo aes 7z- .heF ' was said z0 haga coas ana
 OF a toIeys asrev md Tar Geaaaun1 onrd me" ". L. De- aas1v 5 Co
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-09
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New Orleans Cafotn.
 New Orleans. April S-Co1ou-F tures 8ened weak. April f1.2se, noHmal. tlafc. 5l-y. 1t,36a 1G32c: 8ueust lIz7c aszed sap.en- ser. ftt5M {1Sa; 0otber, 11f@e; 0esat-H. 1fIae bidz December I1I8a iff4c.
 Futures opened steady } an advance cf aaf4 points on q poor weather map and reports Of overflaws= in tha een- ai portions If tae cotton hst. Rath- CT eurio0sly, the cid crop months wee affected more than the New Bs this news. The gossip et tha ma=fzat explained sbis by saying t,a5 ..orfs were the best buyers and thaf more o4 a snort interest had accumulated in
 old 5dan in tae new .roBs. Fer q Hbi around the opening 4he r-ag vas active bu a little .ater 6asisess dfad oa6 and he market bee n dH1I At the end of he first Half hour of business prices were 1&a2f points Hp P fiji taking became ba3vv before tGe sesz ion #as ve@y old. B6lls ap- neaed have desire to= h5id inc rkpt from aakH8 aHs7 isaa. ad- vance md twas sid hat faa bHn leaders themselves were tas aeaviest . sellers af the morning, Frees were driven down until they were osly 144 I2 points over fas5 weeks cIosa. Late in he morning 56e market WI dHI at his Ieveil but just at noon there Mzs sndden spart, buying ordaes fuezoasde and the market shot nB higher man sTar, he radisg months aaoiaa 1a024 g#lats aa TaIy old <. fiz-iiif 0zf06ez aisH5a5e5i Il,aT aTFs=. strength and advanced ea 1t.35c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-09
Tie Dancer lfter Grip

fez often in run-aown vs.=sm. Weakness. nervousness lack of an pc te aneraE and ambition, f-ith dis- erd ra1 liver and kidnay often fol- Ior n aftack os tais wreHehed di- sense. The greatest need fhon is Electric Etters. t.a glorious f9aic. blood purifier and reeulator of stomach. f5Fer an1 kidnevs Th9Us- ands have proved Jdaf theg wonder .aliv sfrengthon f6a nerves tuiid up the system and restore fo as1lth and zaad sHiEt'ss after zn =alIaak k=af Grip,
 a suffering trv 5aem Only 54 eeHtr @ata s.d 8erfec5 satisfaction guafau-
 aad BE all drueg SIS.