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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-05

pad conceived violent infatUation for
MIN and ran away ii the night. luckily
leaving letter behind in which she
signified her intentions. I pursued on
the next beat. Il was faster than the
one she had taken. and l arrived in
New York this afternoon only four
hours behind her. I had cabied ahead
to have her stopped, but learned that
she had slipped through the fingers of
the immigration authorities and had
Eeen met at the wharf by that scoun-
drel there, and they had proceeded to-
gether to the city hall to be married.
His only object, of course, was TO OBJ
tain possession of the fortune which
my daughter has in her own right. A
hackman told me that he had driven
to the Hotel Neselrode; there. by a
happy chance, a bellboy remembered
that five minutes after their arrival
she had set off alone in this direction,
much agitated, and that a minute later
this man had started in pursuit of her.
He indicated the route which they had
taken, and thus l found my way to
this apartment. Why she is here, or
NC, w Htl huO", DuL lLnpIOEe YOU,
sir, to restore her to me and TO accept
3 thousand apologies for my blunder."
"a fair story" said Jocelyn, clapping
the tall man on the shoulder. And
you shall have her-that is, If she
cares to go with you. And from cir
cumstances which have transpired l
have every reason to believe that your
daughter had already repented Of her
mistake. Will you pledge your honor
not to modest this fellow if leave you
for moment"
The stranger nodded He is be-
meath my vengeance-the dog" he
said. With him the law shall deal"
Jocelyn passed into the kitchen,
shaking his head mournfully. "a mar.
rage is n marriage he muttered to
himself. and I'm afraid you'll find it
harder to undo than you anticipate,
my friend. MademoiseIle. Mademoi.
selle! Your father is here!" he called
"Wfll you not entrust yourself to
him?' Then he started back in dis.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-05

Talbot, woefu,ly. Ind after ne try
ing to help or get away, to go and co
a thing like that!"
"Ah, well, Talbot. We have the other
man worse than that" said Jocelyn
cheerfully.
The other man, sir?"
The other eloper, idiot"
"Oh. Lord, sir, you wouldn't go for
to accuse me of such a thing" said
Talbot, fabbergasted. IF Mrs. Talbot
was to know"
Come, shake yourself" his master
said. Run through the back entrance
and open the door for US. Mademoi-
selle, permit me-"
He extended his arm, and after a
moments hesitation the girl, still
clutching her pin, suffered him to
usher her inside as Talbot opened the
door to them. AS he followed the girl
he heard a cry. With a bound the tall
man was at her side; he extended his
arms, and with a sob the girl fell into
them.
My daughter" sobbed the tall maR.
"My dearest daughter"
"Papa!" she sobbed in answer, lay
ing her head upon his shoulder. Dear
est papa"
You will come home with me, ALI
vie? You have done with him."
81 hate him, papa" she answered.
"Papa," she continued, weeping. he
he"
MY dearest?"
'He asked me for my diamond
brooch and, when would not give to
to him-he struck me-"
Lord Jocelyn rushed into his bed
room and slammed the door behind
him, turning the key just in time. On
the far side he heard the tall man
hammering in frenzy. He sprang to
the bed. tore off the captive's bonds
and pulled the gag from his mouth.
Get OUT" he cried, pointing to the
/ door at the far end of his apartment.
+ you'll be killed if you don't. Vanish!
Evaporate."
/ The man needed no further COM
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-05

like after all. He let's his army and
navy wait while he goes to the mil
liuery shop and helps his wife choose
her hats.
The fact that the emperor Is of
such n domestic turn that he would
rather visit a millner than his fav-
orite General has lead the Temps. a
leading newspaper OF Paris. to de-
clare:
An emperor who goes to mil
liners with a view to presiding per-
sonally over the selection OF several
hats for the empress and princesses
Is evidently neither greatly troubled
by parliamentary tumults nor likely
aeon to disturb the peace OF Europe"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-05
Building Of Interest TO Medicos. .

Among the many ancient buildings n
Vienna which are fast failing prey to
he modern builder is one Of particular
interest to the medical faculty. K is
situated in the Weihburggesse. in the
o the fourteenth century. I. was
hen the house Of the medical facul-
', and in it took place the first legal
dissection Of a human body in cer-
raj Europe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-05
THIS TICKLES THE
DOVE OF PEACE

Peace. sweet peace, is assured in
Europe. The fears OF world war.
Planned 10y Kaiser William, are
broken and shattered. Andrew Car
negie and the dove OF peace are
happy. Why Because II has been
proved that the kaiser isn't so war
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-05

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is sold
on a guarantee that if you are not sat
isfed after using two-thirds OF a bottle
according TO directions, your money
will be refunded II is up 10 you to
try. Sold W all druggists
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette., 1912-12-28
Send Your Boy to an Agricultural College,

H7E DOUBT whether there is anv otbor -,
wv lege training just now that will nov
farm boy SO we'll as an agriculture, col
ieee training. Even if boy has NO farn, =
"nicn ne can return and apply the knowledge ha
HAS gained there is steady and increasing do
manu- lor young men as teachers in aericultura,
nisn scnoois and to fill positions in experiment
s's'ons' agricultural colleges, farmers institr+o
"oik' Iarm demonstration work etc. etc 8
really capable young man can get nav,na -,
.lons ana earn enough to buy a farm Of his ow,
ne nasn't one already We receives ,.+.,,,
.ne ioiowing letter which we print simnlv as 81
'iiuseration OF the demand for young men os ~
type we have been describing Hundre,s - s,,a,
pos'tions all over the United States are no go.
ing for occupancy: "ai'-
rr,,,a.e nave raised about $4,000 part,v hv
r.lsaee rr SUBSCRIPTIONS partly from tha oo,,r. -
anu otner sources, for apricnlt,
aa.a in County for the newt tma
yeats we desire to secure the sorv;oas wv ."o
M souns man who has had an agricul+rss :,
farro;s anu who has done some nractical
,ng after leaving college We :, are e','rsl ,,.
The 1,hs little ad in the CLASSIFIED co,,,r, pus
os'essiVe Farmer this week" s.
u your boy can't take fonr-va..
n'm tne advantage Of one Of the ,+as 'sase
sssSa ass: and when he gnas i ri, 'saa
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette., 1912-12-28

DROVINCIALISM-the spirit which limits one.
interest to his personal interests or immediate
not confined to the country dis
tricts as many city people suppose The Kansas
lndustr1alist gives striking example of the pro
of Chicago as displayed during The
great International Livestock Exhibition:
After very careful review Of every paper
printed in Chicago, excepting only the Farm
ers and Drovers Journal and the Live Stock
World, it is safe to say that less than four
columns were printed about the International.
IT is safe to say. also, after reading all the
pieces carefully. that not paper in the city
printed an intelligent, interesting story of the
International, or one piece that would attract
person to the show or be Of the slightest
value to him if he stayed away If a country
paper had made as many mistakes about any-
thing as were contained in one Of the Chicago
aaliy papers at the opening of the exposition.
tnat country paper would be the LAUGHING
STOCK OF the State With everyone howlinr
ABOUT the high cost of living, not one paper in
Cnlcago, except the two named above. print
eo an Intelligent. readable piece about the
demonstration given by the experts from
the agricultural colleges showing how to
COOK and serve the cheaper cuts of meat.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette., 1912-12-28

w f ARE making progress. If you don't believe
w it, look at these five suggestive paragraphs
from Golfers Weekly to how far we have
moved away from conditions only ten years ago:
"In 1902 there no Pure Food Law at
all; you could fill with common brown
sugar, adorn it with picture of Green
Mountain log cabin and tree and call it
Pure Vermont Maple Sugar
"In 1902 there was sentiment against
campaign contributions, and the fat fryer
was National hero.
In 1902 half the public men in Wash
ington We're indorsing Perunal or other pat
ent medicines in the public prints.
In 1902 Golfers was printing beer and
whisky advertisements (and a few years
earlier patent medicines and palmists).
I'm 1902 nine-tenths of the editors and
public men in the country were riding on
railroad passes and assuming the obligation
implied"
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette., 1912-12-28

NEXT year you will want that article "How to
IN Sugar-Cure Meat at Home printed in last
weeks paper. Nearly every issue has something
you need for reference later. Make up your mind
now that you will file your copies thruout the
1913.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette., 1912-12-28

G END your renewal right away, Brother Sub
~ scriber. There's no putting it off-no use
but much harm. We have bigger plans for 1913
than ever before, plans that mean The Progressive
Farmer will be worth more to you than ever be-
fore; and we want to go right straight on with
these plans without having to stop minute To
poster you about your renewal Be business-like;
renew right now and start the New Year with
your subscription paid full year ahead. You will
feel prouder of the paper and of yourself and we
will put in our whole time working for you and
have no need to worry about your subscription
Do it now.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette., 1912-12-28

CTART the new year rght-with clean sheet
~ with cotton and tobacco prices high as they
are, few men have any reason for going into the
new year handicapped by debt. Pay off all you
owe before the first, and be free man next year
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette., 1912-12-28

ing land, and we hope to see it agitated in every
State in our territory. Our Tennessee readers,
especially, should get busy and insist that their
legislators study the matter.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette., 1912-12-28

M HAVE received our little packet Of free
~ seeos from kindly-disposed Senator There
are five little packages Of them. ali standard 10
rieties and not in the bunch that wa
would have bought. We wonder how much longer
th1s expenditure of Government money to furnish
PVT statesmen with cheap electioneering material
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette., 1912-12-28

WE MAKE mistakes sometimes, but the folks
V VINO have held cotton ON our advice last fall
got considerably higher prices in the spring, and
sne IolKs who took our advice when we said
few weeks ago that cotton ought to bring thirteen
70 nfteen cents, instead Of eleven cents,--they.
TOO, are rather pleased in most cases
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette., 1912-12-28
THE Progressive Farmer is not 70 he

SNHE Progressive Farmer is not to be roo.rao,
% course. as endorsing the advertising Of
tne Louisville & Nashville Railway Comnany IN
tnis ana previous issues. BY guaranteeing
-. s auvertislng' we mean to cover only the pro-
lection Of readers against loss in actnal h,,s;
ness dealings, and we are not responsible for the
general opinion advertisers or correspondents
express 80
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette., 1912-12-28
THE PROGREssIvE r.o,..
A Golden Opportunity for Remak;o. ].
Agricultural Department. -

vHN since the election of Woodrow w;,,.
~ newspapers, both North and sonth - IS
been suggesting the name of Editor c,.s.-.
Poe for the post of Secretary of Apr;cn,.r-s
the new Presidents Cabinet The w..h,.s.' y
Times, Philadelphia North American. ana ~
papers of National prominence immedato,v ..s
the election stated that he was one of +ba -
most likely to be named. Mr.. Poe nromnt,, 9
nounced, however, that he was not and won,a q.
be candidate for this or any other Office il n.
wilson's git, but declared that some man shou,a
be appointed who would broaden the Department
and make it not only the mighty force for better
farm methods it has always been, but also a.
agency of service and leadership to our farmers i
their efforts to reorganize rural life as it has ha
reorganized in Ireland, Denmark France ana
other countries thru education, organization ANA
cooperation. Accordingly, Mr. Poe sent the fol-
lowing telegram to the President-elect last week:
''President-elect Woodrow Wilson,
Trenton, n j.
While score of papers have been gen
erous enough to urge my appointment as
Secretary of Agriculture, do not wish the
Office myself. but do wish most earnestly that
you shall appoint man of extraordinary
vision and ability. There is Nationwide
awakening to the possibilities of rural CO.
operation and better marketing methods and
you can win the everlasting gratitude OF
American farmers by naming man who will
broaden the Department and make it not only
an agency for increasing crop production, but
an agency for remaking country life and soly-
Ing the pressing problems Of rural co-opera-
ssi'2sl' saa ass1 & 4Is &C. 'fs17 ....
SUI n ia 6ssa delegate
DR.. Waltsr M aE& of tbs
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette., 1912-12-28

You can hardly make better New Years reso-
iutfon than this-that you will make your
neighborhood reading neighborhood If there
are any farmers In your community who are not
getting the best farm paper you know Of. see to
q y that they do get it during 1918 There js
borhood. 01eA-
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette., 1912-12-28

M ARE very much gratiied to see President
w Charles s. Barrett sounding the alarm
against the growth of landlordism and tenancy in
the Southern States. AS we have said SO frequent
~ before. the hope of the South lies in having a
great body OF homecoming, small. white farmers
'lhs M - subject to which the Farmers Unions
Ntli ~ well to give unceasing 'atxention
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-28
ac DreyfuS Co.
 The One "Stein -Bloch Store

Mrs. Ben Monk is sick at her home, Fifteenth avenue and Hickory street.
 Little Creed Caldwell son of Mir and Mrs. Creed Caldwell, was sick with fever yesterday, but was some better last night.
 Prof. z. T. Washington, of near Ladd, Ark, reported to the Graphic yesterday that he recently killed large catamount, which measured 29 inches from tip to tip. The animal was killed on the Pete Harris place. ' We are thankful for over il ne teen thousand garments you have entrusted to cur modern me hods of cleaning FrenAa Et'y Cleaning Works. 1t The students of the High School will meet i'll the assembly room of t.3e school this afternoon, when the classes are dismsissel. The object Of tie gathering will be fc. the Uur- pose of selecting a representative to appear before the meet ns Of the
 school boaid on Saturday night and
 uroo the appointment of P.of. Try McKenZe e as superintendent of schools Hot Sp.ings New Era.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-28
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. Lakeside home, lot SOx154. Phone 1O32. For cash prices.
 TAYLOR & co. Real Estate and Loans.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-28
WEATHER -C,c;.....cci .,v>S.

WEATHER sCG.s..>>i .1vNS. The pressure is low over New Eng land, Florida and the extreme north west. Precipitation has occurred in the lake region, the west Gulf states, Kansas, Colorado and Wyoming The western high pressure area has spread eastward to the Mississippi river and southward to Texas. attend ed by much cold weather in the west ern states, with a tenn perature of 16 degrees as far south as tne "exas panhandle Fair anu Coie1 " ueather is indicated for this vicinity tonight with freeze. Thursday will be fair and cold.
 RIVER FORECAST.
 The Arkansas and the White will not change much.
 il. r ALCIATORE,
 Section Director
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-28
FOR RENT-One furnished room,

FOR RENT-One furnished room, suitable for refined couple or gentle nan. Phone 1531. 11-21 Ct
 We are thankful for every gar ,nenl you gve us. French Dry Cleaning Works. Phone 71. 1t
 20 Gage Winchester Pump S1v-, age P Imp, High Power Rifles and everything else for the hunter. Howell Arms Co.,. All Main street. 10-27-1m
 -.i marriage license was issued yesterday by County Clerk C. M. Nicaol to J II. MaGinnis and Mrs. Annc Cobb.
 We are thankful we can pay ouc pills on the first of each month. French Dry Cleaning Works. Phone II. 5-' 1t
 You can buy cheaper roastefs
 han the Savory Rooster, but sstis- faction comes from getting the besf results. Sold by CLEVELAND MATTHEWS HARDWARE co. tf
 --'The Club will not last long, sc' join the Hcos CT, $1.O0 down and $1.00 per week, only fifty members. Reap .& Crawford Furniture Co. If
 --FLOP DE CUBA cigars are the result of 70 years experienced in the manufacture of Cigars ;n Cuba. Try them, 10 cents, for 25c:: for 50c and 25 cents. At all cigar dealers. i'm
 --;Many of our former pupils are now earning dollars where they fer merly earned dimes. You can do the same for yourself. James Business College, 6ta and Ma Il st! 1t. 11-13 I'm
 One time is as good as anot!ltr, so long as they last, so why take chances, be one of the first, Club Es- gins Monday, December 2. Reap X Crawford Furn ture Co. Il ---2tf you are not satisfied with your present position, salary you rece ve or prospects for future advancement call and see us. Our business is the remedying of the above James Busi- ness College, city. 11-13 I'm We are thankful we use nc wash tubs, therefore send ng no di- sease into your home. French Dry Cleaning. Works. Phone 71.
 If you need more money, a course in James Business College will in.
 crease your earning capacity from 25 to 100 per cent. Day and nigh'
 sessions. 9th and Main streets.
 11-13 I'm Electric Power is the Power ol the day. Always there for less mon ey. Ask us. The Piue Bluff Com. pany. t1 Let us explain our Hoosier Cut plan, $1.00 down and $1.00 per week Call and compare, always glad to ex' plain where ours excels. Reap Crawford Furniture Go. td | Three tines as much light fol the same money with Buckeye Mazda Lamps. We sell them at cost and have just reduced the price 20 pei cent. The Pine Bluff Company. Ii -Combring made any style, old hair renovated, dyed and waved. Or ders called for and delivered. Ring Nettie Hollis Matthias, 1646. tl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-28
BAZAAR AND CANDY SALE

The Sunshine Makers" of the Lakeside Methodist Sunday School will nave bazaar and candy sale at Simpson Furn ture Company's store Friday and Saturday, November 29 and 90. The proceeds derived from the affair will be added to the fund being raised to furnish the Sunday School rooms at Lakeside church.
 Many articles suitable for Christmas gifts VII be on sale and the public is cord ally invited to attend. 11-25 St
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-28
1T ROSENbERG'S BOOK STORE TODAY ''Their Yesterdays" is the Story of a Man and
 a Woman. EVEN AS YOU OR I" Who Went Back Into Their Yester- days-The Latest From the Pen
 of Harold Bell Wright.
EVEN AS YOU OR r"
. LOCAL AND OTHERWISE
 . . ,s . . : : *&&4%%% %$<>>%%

Ladies don't forget ytu can have your shoes shined at Goldberg's Selz Royal Blue Shoe Store. If We are thankful we clean clothes and not clean prices. French Dry Cles ming Works. Phone 71. Il,
 Scott Mccullough IS suffering with la grippe in his room in the Norris build ng on West Second avenae.
 smokers of Fine Havana Cigars will be benefited by reading the ad of F M. ALTSCHUL CO.,, on page 2 their window and see all about free cigars. I'm
 -The s. N. Moore farm, about seven miles south of P:ne Bluff, has been purchased by J. F. Jones of th's city. .3. < -Duy savory Rooster, you'll get your moneys worth in satisfact on the very first time you use it, sold and guaranteed by CLEVELAND MATTHEWS HARDWARE CO. If Breakfast and Euncheon table mats, suitable for Xmas presents, ; made to order by Mrs. Anna P. Kav anaugh, corner 16ah and Walnut sts.
 11-27 Ct
 Yes they are delivered when you pay *1.00O down, the Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets. Reap & Crawford Furni- trre Co. = @ If Miss Susie Huff who underwent an operation for appendicitis at the Davis Hospital several weeks ago, has recovered sufficiently to be re- moved to her home.
 -Duxback Hunting Clothing .(waterproof) waders. witch Elk boots, U. M. C.o and winchester shells. Howell-AtYns O.. All Main street. 10-27 In
 Twenty shares of Southern Pet roleum stock costs $1OO-no more, investment is trivial. It's all to gain no.hing much to i0se. Eve ask vor to on us. Win with us. and zone this coming year with new prosperity. u Half mill Ton <, homes have the Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet, at s1.0c down and 41.O0 per week. why no yours. Reap & Crawford Furniture Co. u
 -Mrs. 1T. K. Flood and family have arrived here from New York and have taken the cottage at No. 31( Elm street. Mir. Flood has been here for some weeks with the Pin@ Bluff Company.
 Why should life be spent in dark ness when there Is so much light for every one, with the Mazda lamp elec- tric light VII make permanent glad ness n every home? The Pine Bluff Company. u Club membership limited to fifty ycu need cabinet, and we need you sn our club. lets both be satisfied. Monday is the time; Reap & Craw- ford Furniture Co.,. the place. tf We are thankful we are not like the old woman who used Arbuckles Coffee for twenty years, I know there's none better. French Dry Cleaning Works. 1t