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"THE BOSS OF z RANCH"

'"The Boss of z Ranch" is being presented by the lMcAllister Stock
 Company at the Orpheo Thea,re9 thi'' week in 3 Western melo-drama aud is very different from most of the West ern plays as # is full of excitement as we'll as comedy. Eugene Powers, as 'Dr. Rye plays the part as though he was bern comed an but We know different of MT. Powers. He is an actor and it is his study of the different pats that makes him su- perior to great many stock actors. The show is full of life from start to finish and all the actors and act.
 resses play their parts we'll. Mir. McAllis CT wishes to thank the pat rons and ha hopes tc' see all at to-, nights performance of ''The Boss of z Ranch" This will be the last week of the company :n this city.
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HOW ONE
 WOMAN WON
neF Health ard Strength B:ck Again by The Use of Cardui.

Tampa, Fla.-1n q letter from this eaty, Mrs. l.. c. Corum writea: II was All weakened and worn out with wo. manly troubles. My husband brought me some Cardni as a tonic, and, from the first day, it seemed to help
 l had almost lost my reason, hut, thanks to Cardui. I did not. Soon, felt and looked like new woman. think the remedy is wonderful. recommend it to my friends, for have received great benefit from it." Cardui acts specifically on the weak. ened womanly organs. strengthening the muscles and nerves, and building ehcm up to health.
 It helps to refresh the worn-out ner- vous system and relieves the effects of Cverwork, both mental and physical.
 Fifty years successful use fully prove the merit of this purely vege- cable, tonic remedy for women.
 In every community. there live some who have been benefited by Cardui.
 The beneficial effects of this time tested woman's remedy. soon show Themselves i'll many different ways.
 Try it.
 N. B. Write to: Ladies' Advisory Dept. Chatta- Qooga Medicine Co.,, ChattanooSa. Tenn. for Special lns:rpctto,,s. and 64-page book. Home rreatmsn' esr Women" sent in plain wrapper on request.
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MUSK0CEE FIRM
 GETc BIG CONTRACT
LEVY X LEVY AWARDED PAVING CONTRACT BY WEST FIFTH
 AyENVE COMMISSIONERS
City Will Grade the Street-FO Re Paved With ASphAltic
 Concrete.

Levy aud Levy. young but pro- gressive and energetic paving firic awarded the contract for the paving work that is to be done on West Fifth avenue, from Main street west to the Cotton Belt raircad tracks. Tt,a contract cslls for asphaltic concrete and work will begin as soon as the city turns the street over to the paving firm, as the city has agreed 70 do the eXcavat Bs and grading and to put ,he street in shape for the laying of the pave ment. Levy and Levy were the low est bidders among large number C: other paving concerns and paving contractors. The job will amount to an expenditure of about $20,0O0, that being the amount of rhe Musko- gee firms bid.
 County Judge c. M. Philpot, M. E. Bloom and Erred Senyard dompose the board of commissioners for the West Fifth avenue paving district The property owners on the street assessed themselves $60 a lot to make the needsd improvement and the amoun'l will be paid immed ate ly. There will be no annual tax as is usually the case in organizing and perfecting improvement districts. Judge Philpo. will aid the district by making an appropriation from the county funds set aside for tha, pur- pose.
 While many of the property own CTS favored the use of tarvia ill pay ing the street there were no few who favored asphalt and the commits sioners, after considering all of The bids. deemed it best 60 give the Mus kogee firm the work. They were handicapped in selecting a pavement because of the small amount of money that is to be spent in paving the avenue, but it is believed .hat Levy and Levy will give the property owners the best pavement they could secure with the funds in hand West Fifth avenue was graveled fifteen years ago. when it was covered with several inches of gravel. The pave ment has not proven satisfactory, but the contractors and the city of ficials hope to make use of what gravel remains as fouidation for the asphaltic concrete pavement.
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FIRE PREVENTION
 MEETING MONDAY
Program Announced and Includes q Number of Speakers-May0r
 Jordan to Preside.

The first steps toward the perman- ent organization of a local associa- ton of the Arkansa Fire Prevention Association will be made Monday night when officers of the state as- sociation, corps of fire inspectors and others interested in the work will meet the Pine Bluffians inter- ested in the matter at the Chamber ct Commerce. Mayor A. c. Jordan will act as chairman and the follow ing addresses will be made by prom inent men, visitors and citizens:
 President E. l.. Barkley, "The Ob- jects of the Association"
 H. G. Spaulding, secretary Chamber of Commerce, +Importanee of Co., Operation.
 J. c. Leigh, Statistics of the Fire Waste.'
 Dr. Junius Jordan, Educating the Children on Carelessness.
 A. R. Phillips, of Dallas. Texas, subject to be selected.
 Judge w. D. Jones, "The Import ance of Co-Operation and Criminal Carelessness.
 Open meeting for short talks.
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NEW YORK COTTOl


 New York, May 16.-Cotton opened steady at unchanged prices to a de- cline of 1 point, then turned easy be- fore the end of the first hour On the official forecasts of generally clea" weather and reports that private crop reports were becoming a little more favorable. Prices toward II o'clock showed net loss of from 5@7 points under bear pressure and scattering liquidation.
 Offerings were pretty we'll taken on the break in the first hour and the marke'; turned staadier toward midday on covering by some of the earlier sellers, with prices a; midday about 102 points net higher.
 Spot quiet; middling uplands, 11.SO. Cotton opened steady. January, n.59@60; March, 11.69@70; Ma:, 11y2S bid; June, 11.33 bid; July. 11.37 bid; August. 11.45 offered; October, 11.55@56; Deca amber. 11.64@65.
 During the early afterneen there was enough covering and support TO impart generally steady one to he market around shade over yaster- days closing
 Futures closed barely steady.
 Open Close January " 1159 1152
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 K COTTON X
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, May 16.-Cotton fu- tu"es opened steady unchanged to ? points down, compared with the close of yesterday. Cables were better than expsc ed and the weather map show ed light rains we'll distributed over the cotton belt. Crop news, however, was encouraging and excellent pro- gress toward completing planting was reported from many sections that have been extremely Backward. It was .he general opin on that recent rains have been so light that they have re- suited in little damage. Immediately after the call prices were 2@3 points dow1; scalping shorts bought covers in 'he realizing of profits and that markes opened steady, standing 1 to , points over yesterdays close at the end of th,e first half hour of business.
 Towards the middle of the morn ing selling orders increased and it was said they were coming from large spot interests. Sufficient pressure was pus on the market to send f. 7@S points under yesterdays close. The decline was not maintained because of the profit taking by ring traders on the short side. A small amount of buying for the long account also came in on the decline. A noon the market was steady.
 CCtton futures opened steady. Jan uary, 11.69@70; March, 11.S1@S3; May, 11.76 bid; July, 11.90; August 11SO@S2: September 11.70@72; Oc- tober 11.44@45; December, 11.65GH 67. Close Close
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Says I9s d Great Show.

The biggest crowd, saw the big gest carnival that has ever been seen in TeXatkana, and the unanimous ver- dict was great
 In starting the criticism, We will quote the opinions of few of the committee of inspection that was headed by acting Mayor Battle, in the unavoidable absence of Mayor Howell K. Tunnels, and who welcomed the carnival management to the city in a snort address from the top of he div ing horse platform.
 Mr. Battle is quoted as fellows in an interview with a representative of the Four States Press: ''The carniv- al now being held n TeXarkana un- der the auspices of the Woodmen If the World is the cleanest and most up-to-date of any carnival ever he'd here, and the entire show is splendid ly conducted"
 Mayor Kline of the East Side says "One of the best attractions I have ever seen is the Rice and Dore Shows, heartily recommend it to the amuse- ment seeking public, and there is ab- solutely nothing but the best knd of amusement to be seen. The show is the best that has come to TeXarkana.
 D.. T. T. Christian called at this office and volunteered the following for publication. "I want to go on record as stating that the Woodmen of the World have brought to Texarkana the very best carnival l have ever seen and I want to recommend it to everyone. they cannot afford to miss such an attraction. The Texas Bud show and the Miller Bros animals are worth twice the price charged and the exhibit of Col. Thrift is the best collection of animals that l have ever visited. In fact every attraction is more than worth the price charged for admission. '-Texarkana Four States Press.
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Atlanta, May 16.-By a Pennsyl- vania law, which prohibits wife from mortgaging or disposing of any property without the approval and signature of her husband Eugene Grace is keeping his wife in jail. Up- on the accusation of her husband Mrs. Grace is in custody under indictment for shooting him, and Grace refuses to approve any transfer of Mrs. Grace's Philadelphia property, for bailing purposes, unless she will agree not to press certain civil claims which she holds against her hus- band assets
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DISTRICT CONVENTION
 HERE SATURDAY

Little Rcek, May 16.-The lineup of the .Rcoseyelt-Taft contes a1,ss will be completed this week, With the holding of four Congr essronal dis tr'ct conventions. Tcday conven- tions are being held as follows: First Distric. al Paragould, Second Dlstrlc at NeWpcrt and Fourth at Mena. The Sixth district will hold at Pine Bluff Saturday. In each of these cent2st- ing delegation will be elected, so that there will be eighesn delegates i'll On cago instructed for Roosevelt and an enual number for Taft. And which ever wins will control the future pol icy and organizations of the party in Arkansas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-17
LOOKING AFTER
 COUNTY SEAT FIGHT

Little Rcck, May 16.-A delega- lion of citizens from Womble, Mont gomefy county, headed by w. E. Wom' ble, chairman, was ii Little Rock Wednesday looking af,er their coun- ty seat removal project. In the af ternoon pet tion was filed in Pu.> aski circuit court for mandamus on the Secretary of State 70 compel him to certify out the proposed bill under the initiative and referendum
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SPECIAL PROGRAM
 AT THE TEMPLE
and Musical Program Will Be Rpnderpd


 The regular services will be held at the Jewish Temple this evenins at 7:45 o'clock conducted by Rabbi Ephraim Frisch. At this service a class of six members of the Sabbath school who are to be confirmed and will read heir essays and spec ial musical program has been pre- pared for the service. The follow, ing is the program fer the service with the list of conf,rmants and the subjects of the essays which they will read at this service:
 Organ Iwelude-Brown-M F. r. Renfrow.
 Contralto solo before sermon. Crossing the Bat" (WilNbyl-Miss Ethel Schloss.
 Duet after sermon, 70 For the Wings of a Dove. (Roma)-Misses Broadstreet and Schloss.
 Closing hymn-'Holy Sabbath Rest"
 Man and Mis Mission"-Lucile Eilbott
 Why l Am a Jew''-Charles Rein. burger.
 Why I Want To Be Conf f'rmed"- Annie Lucille Rosenberg.
 Women In Iseal"-Fannie Marx HKilled"-Helene Eisenkramer. After Confirmation"-A. Smith
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Mrs. C.. B. Palmer. the wife of a we'll known merchant of Little Rock, Ark, always recommends Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds, and says: My little boy, when he had the measles, had a severe cought which grew so bad he could not sleep nights. One small bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Com pound completely cured him. He has not been bothered since. W. l.. De- woody & Go.
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NOTICE!

On account of increased business
 tine Graphic has been forced to put in two phoaes. so will ask the public to hereafter call the department want ed. Editorial department, S6; circu- lation, advertising or job work depart ment, IA. tf.
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A Knoxville man willing to give others the benefit of valuable eX- perience is Ed Haines. He is well and sound man today because he took Foley Kidney Pills at just the right time. He says: After taking Foley Kidney Pills a few days the pain left my back and the kidney action be- came free and normal, and today am a we'll, sound man."-W. l.. De- woody & Go.
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We Will Buy You a Fu|I Size
 soc Box of make- Man Tablets

and kidney trouble? All these result from weak nerves and poor blood. Make your life different, be healthy, strong and happy once more and take Make Man Tablets A free Soc box will convince you of their splendid merit; the soc box is yours free for the asking if you will send the coupon be- low-today.
 Make Man Tablets are sold at soc box at all drug stores on guarantee or money refunded.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-17

The Clark Jewell Gas Stove. over 1000 in use in Pine Bluff. all giving satisfaction. Fox Bros, Hard : ware Co, Retail Store. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-17
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool, May 16.-Clcsing: Cot ton spot in fair demand. prices point lower; American middling fair, 7.17; good middling, 6.79; middling, 6.55 low middling, 6.25; good ord h. ary, 6.55; ordinary, 5.47. Sales s. 900 bales, of which 300 were for spec. ulaticn and expo1't, including 1000 American. Receipts, HOO bales, ali American
 MEMPHIS COTTON.
 Memphis, May 16.-Cot, oa-Spot steady, middling, II 7-Sc.
 MEMPHIS COTTONSEED PROD- Memphis May 16.-Cottonseed ol, prime basis cil, 6.50c; meal, $2S.O0 linters, 1-2@4c.
 NEW YORK SPOT COTTON.
 New York, May 16.-Cotton: Spot closed quiet, 3 points down; middlng uplands. 1a.75c; middling Gulf, 12 cen s; sales, 600 bales
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Imported Munchner Lowenbau Maerscn Beer, the king of beers on tap at the Jefferson Bar. 4-26-1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-17

Rev. c. c. Cline went to Little Rock yesterday for brief visit with rela- tives
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-17

The Rice and DCTe Shows will b. as Tenth avenue and Main stret fo one week, commencing next Monday
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10 Provo to Every Rundown Man and Woman that they are the Grsatest Nerve, Blood end Mus. cle Builders yet dlscovered.

If we did not know that Make Man Tab lets will bring you quick and lasting results could we afford to give you full size soc box free? This offer is made to the intelli- gent sick and nervous man and woman
 You will enjoy work and play, once more deep refreshing sleep will be restored, your nerves will build up to great power an your blood will bring back the ruby color to your cheeks-life win be worth liv- ing again if you will simply make up your mind to take the great iron tonic, Make Man Tablets. Are you rundown, tagged have DO poor thir Blood, rheumatism. liver
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Rev. Clarence V. T. Richeson, who is doomed to die by electrocutloh Ill the Charleston, Mass, States Pris- on. for the murder of pretty AVIS 1innel1 to which he confessed. It is believed that Richeson killed the Linnell girl. who believed that he would marry her in order to remove all obstacles to his marriage to MISS Violet Edmands, the daughter of one of his Wealthiest parishioners in Cambridge, to whom he was engaged.
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January
The Calumet news., 1912-08-27
HANCOCK BREvlTIEs


Roy Langdon of Miami Ariz., is vls-
tng Ripley friends.
Thomas Kits has returned from a
short business trip to Crystal Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Craig and sons
have returned from trip to Detroit.
Miss Grace Mitchell has returned
from visit with relatives at New
berry.
Miss Agnes Cleary of Marquette is
the guest of the Misses Kennedy Of
Hancock
Donald Royce of Annapolis is ex-
rected home Saturday for a visit with
his parents
The Misses Mabel and Grace Burt
have returned from visit To Detroit
and other lower peninsula points.
Ralph Royce has returned to West
Point after spending ten weeks visit
ing with his parents.
The Misses Emma and Florence
Wigpard of La Crosse. Wis, are visit
ing at the Maier home on Hancock
street.
Paul Barrett, son of Rev. Man
dus Barrett. leaves this afternoon for
Waverley, Iowa, to take "A position as
science teacher i'm the Waverley high
school
The Calumet news., 1912-08-27
NORTH BUTTE

This issue has the leaders In the coppers
during the past week. given for the
activity However we opinion that the cause
is a gradual Improvement in the physical condition Of
the property
one rumor had it that Anaconda would take North
Butte at $4O although inquiry Of officials were
told that they knew nothing about it. Then again, an
other rmore had the Edith May the $500 level
looking very rich
In talking to an official of the company over long dis
tance as near as understand him owing to poor
wire they are expecting results from the Edith
May on either the $500 or $500 levels that all
ergy i'm development these levels centered in the
crosscu being driven both levels north. AS under
stand t. the Edith May south of the shaft both
the 1900 and $500 levels We get this from Gen Mgr
Carsons statement to President Hosson printed in the
annual report for the year ending 1905 which he said
thew cut the south branch Edith May vein the
200 level i'm the the station, and further that
they had to drift north the 1000 before
striking IT, At this angle would bring 100 feet south
Of the shaft on the 24OO 2iO the $500
level We further understand that the Edith May vein
has been prosecuted but drifting either the
500 or 500 levels 1t estimated will necessary
20 drift 200 feet west from point before that
ore body developed level encountered
The management deemed Il more advisable open up
the more northern veins hosting facilities of this
one shaft permit only iinited development
work while keeping up regular shipments this
crosscut was the work outlined,
The fact that the visible reserve Of North
being depleted need cause alarm when II
consideration that all the development work which fac
ties would allow in conjunction with reguar shipments
has been the preliminary work necessary order
The Calumet news., 1912-08-27
TORCH LAKE
FAVORABLE OUTLOOK FOR
ATHLETIC ORGANIZATION
LARGE NUMBER MET LAST EVEN
ING TO TALK MATTER OVER.
TO MEET AGAIN.

The movement started in Lake Lin
den several months ago to organize an
athletic association is still being push
ed. A meeting held last evening in the
city hall was larger than anticipated.
G. Fl. Benedict one Of those princi O.
pally interested, stated the object oc
the gathering. He stated about Si00
or $500 had been pledged and that he
and others interested We're desirous Of
ascortaining whether or not the young
men themselves had the push and am
bition 10 make the club a go. Those
present were in favor of the project. IT
was practically decided there SHOULD
be az entrance OF membership fee of
81 with the monthly dues at fifty cents.
For boys who are attending the high
school there would be an entrance fee
Of 81 and a monthly due of twenty
five cents 1t is the intention of the
promoters To have a wen equipped
gymnasium, with shower bath. billiard
and pool tables. reading room. basket
ball, hand ball and other athletics
which so 10 make a good gymnasium.
Another meeting will be held tomor-
row night at $50 o'clock i'm the city
hall when it is thought the matter
will he definitely acted upon. The com
mittec has an option on the Prince
building On First street.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-27
TORCH LAKE BREvITiEs.

Frank O. Smith of BubbeTl has pur-
chased Jackson automobile.
Walle Schlichting leaves tonight fcI
his home in Butte, Mont, after visit
ing relatives here for the rast four OF
five weeks.
Some of the Lake Linden girls will
hold "A leap year party i'm the city hal
this evening. Good music will be pro-
vided Tor dancing and large number
of Young people will he present
The owls of Hubbeil met last even
ing, but election of officers was defer
red until next Monday evening The
nest has a membership of seventy
five ia good standing ana large sun
in the treasury. Meetings have beer
suspended during the summer month'
hut the officers and members will opef
the fan season with a renewed lctiv.
ity and make an effort to increase tn,
membership
The Calumet news., 1912-08-27
welded THIS MORNING.
Miss Theresa Schuette Becomes Wife
of joseph Vollner, Hubbell

OF SOsepn NoIlneT, rtubbells
Miss Theresa, daughter Of Mrs. Jos
cphine Schuette, Of Lake Linden. was
welded TO Joseph Volmer Of Hubbell,
this morning. The ceremony took
place at 7:S9 o'clock i'm Holy Rosary
church, Rev. Henry Refs officiating.
The bride was dressed in white sill,
and carried a bouquet. She was at.
tended by her sister, Miss Mamie
Schultz, while Rudolph Nollmer.
brother, was best man.
Following the ceremony the mem
bers of the party enjoyed a wedding
breakfast at the home of the bride's
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vollmer are both wen
known locally. The bride formerly
clerked in the l.. Henncs' store and is
we'll liked. The groom is popular
young man of Hubbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vollmer will go 10
housekeeping at once, home being
furnished In the Lecrerc new structure
on Guck street, Hubhell. They were
the recipients of a large number of
gifts.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-27
Plan SPORTING CLUB.
Hancock and Houghton Fans to Com
bine and Organize Club.

The sport followers Of Houghton ana
Hancock are seriously considering the
proposition of holding meeting In
the near fiturt for the purpose of tax
ing preliminary steps i'm the organlla
tion of sporting club which will
stage wrestling matches and limited
round boxing exhibitions.
Should such "A meeting he held anc
the plans assume definite shape,
meeting Of all the sport lovers of the
copper country probably will be held "
the near future TO make final arrange
ments and complete the plans
This club, IL organized, would In n'
sense be a commercial proposition, bn
would only hold ths fights fo: th'
pleasure Ct being able to witness SOM
first-class matches which would b'
above suspicion OF frame ups
BY forming such an organization
copper country fans believe they woul'
he doing a great deal to revive Tie IN
teres, in wrestling and boxing.