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, 1912-08-01

JOHN MCFARLAND.
D Cattle branded on either side, horse
EXZINxZ on left shoulder. Range, Jack cresi
and Platte River. Address. 5aratoss
, 1912-08-01
PROM THE JACKSON COUNTRY.

The Cheyenne state Leader, which
has been losing sleep nights In the
sndsavor to besmIreh the Republican
party, has now turned lite attacks on
esnator Warren. Tho Leader CALI
Itself q newspaper, but news 10 very
scaroe In that publication, ~ almost
all the space 10 taken up for mud
singing. Il has been coming out In
doubIeleaded articles the past month
asking permission Of The Tribune &c
publish MI. Warrsn's past record. Per
mission has beer given them to dc
this often, but tho question stfil
adorns every Issue Of the publication
u the Leader has anything 90 lmport
ant to publish about Senator Warren
why does IL not do ltf It'hss that
rloht|aet0sni Courier
, 1912-08-01
No Use for SANDER

We hav received asampsisn dssvmsnt from q young LaramIdte named
po~nsy (now In the employ o. senator Warsns opponsnt In which 'pontL
cal enemies Of Senator Warren havs condensed all their eaiumny, venom and
hate o. q quarter Of q century. The cdumns n reputable papers are not
open o the vntuthfuL HbsIous vnHcston and abuse # any man, and the
papers o Wyoming will not be very likely to fall Into a trap Of this kind.
They arr not sewers Into which desperate Wyoming Democrats, may void
their venom and nbeious campaign material
The charges, insinuatons Innusndess and Hbss Senator warens ponu-
cal enemies hav nut Into this eatspaw document have all been threshed out
in previous campaigns. with the possible exception Of the charge that sena-
Tor Warren as tn fAherlnlaw Of General Psrshtns caused his prououonio
the rank Of briss6er general That fHse statement was only recently ex
podedr by the publication Of . letter to Senator Warren from Colonel Roose.
welt stating that the promotion "a made purely upon merit and without
knowledge on the part Of the President that Nj. Psrshina VA or vas about
to be related 10 HI SENATOR The entrs document 10 not moro reliable In
other particulars than In hs statement relating % General Pershns. This
paper 10 mol willing 10 bear the odium or expense Il giving II In deaI-nrs.,
because II 10 lot worha anything from . news standpoint, and, second, be-
cause II 10 a vIIahnous libel upon the good name Of n OF WyomInss, most
highly honored citizens.
, 1912-08-01
MhERE HE STANDS.

A. q candidate for United statss
senator, John D. kendrIek stands com
mltted to the Baltimore platform, ans
n he happens, by any ehanoss ~ b
elected. he Will supportaths praWoIptss
enunolatsd In that document md a.
vseatsd hv HE party. ~ win. there
fore, stand for the tariff ipaank Of frss
trade aAA wsNs for svohi asmsasurs n
No ssts ~ oensrsss.
Regarding the characterized the cam
paisn which the democrats are open.
ine asaInst os~eaor W~reR,'ths shsr'
Idsa Pest says,,in part, ~ fsaio~s:
"rhsn. abevtithIs sas'sm-snIvo cam
palpn the Democratic papsw r In
aveuratIno. arc they not laying up q
day Of wrath for, themssivssf n Ken
drIek 10 placed under the microscope
and every trivial business transaction
IN which he has engaged In the pact
twenty-five yeaps s~~bteoAed to the
same trsats~snti that the Dsrooratis
papers are stxhng Warren's affaIrs
how will hstappsar~s,s~'h emsr0ssr
"if the opposition contlnuss to
crowd such MASTERS itsis but. natural
the other fsttsw will r~stailsts."
"cut out thsfrot ~andtspare thef pub
He.~
Thts state 70 nstkhunssrlna ana
thirstins for afves traas. nsr dsss
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, 1912-08-01
An Absolute Falsehood

"sy actual count the Warren petition now In file with h secretary of
state contains just 1866 names Many Of these are dupneated"-cheyenne
Democratic Leader, June rs.
The above from he Democratic Leader 10 a absolute. unqualified false
hood without any Justification.
On the lists filled N Of record In the secretary Of states office are ver
5000 names When In secretary Of tatsso office had counted $500 names
counting. That 10 the statement made At the serraarys office. The truth 10
there were SONY I'M IN the petition representing so7 precincts from every
county In the state
How long will the people tan such brsxsn mlsinformatonr
, 1912-08-01
Good Enough for Us

From Washington by Associated Press somes this:
"washinston, July 24--(speehi)-The Senate to-day passed Senator
Warrens bill to establish a mine experiment station at Lander Wyoming.
The station will be under the direction Of the bureau Of mines.
THE bill appropriates $4,000 for buildings and equipment, and for the
first years salaries Of officers In charger
And quite recently a federal fish hatchery vas established at Saratoga.
Will the citizens Of those burgs reject these improvements because they
were secured through Warrens and MondeIrs ability and Industry NOT
ON YOUR LIFE
And yet Hendricks paper the Sheridan Enterprise, says that:
"What Wyoming wants Int nesds is congressional work which will deal
with the real problems of Wyoming. And n their long careers Warren and
MondeI have produced nothing Of the kind"
Well! WE'LL sonnyI We don't kno what cal problems GU refer to-,
but WI do know that mine experiment stations and. the like are a kind Of
production "mishty eomforun' sin this neck {, the woods, and we Mss our
gusss II Wyoming people don't stay with the me who a land them.
, 1912-08-01

n = IN 70 assist any candidate to
office that he may bring about condL
lions that will give the state a fInan-
elaI and Industrial setback.
The people Of Wyoming should care
fully read the platforms Of the great
parties and learn for themselves sx-
aetiy whore candidates will stand with
rsfsrsnee to the thInss that vitality
interest them. Il will not DO 90 much
what candidates may say on the
stump during the campaign, but whore
their parties place them In their plat
from thai Will fix their political POSI-:
itlons.
WyomIng's interests are too closely
concerned In the protective principle
Of government to be JsopardIxsd by
any throat Of ohapgs-sheridsn Pest.
, 1912-08-01

The desperate efforts 81 the Dsms-
Gratis to ds<sat Senator Wsresn are
shs~n BY Q number Of soandaious
communications that have been
mailed the past week.. Senator War
rem stands for the things that are for
the best ~intsrssts Of the producers Of
sus stats aad he Will rsoslvs . larger
majority than ever this ffeik-DaslN
Republican.
, 1912-08-01

Il rsmainsr to be . . whsthsr Q
comparatively unknown millionaire
with practically no public experience
can buy up nswsPapsrs ard hire law
ysrs and politicians to travel up and
down the state, and thereby win q
seat In the United states senate. u
savsrs tee msoh u the MsntAnA
msthsd.
, 1912-08-01

AZ any rats, Mr.. ksndrek 10 frank
shout the matter. He 10 quoted BY his
organ. The Enterprise. - stating that
No stands sauarsly upon the Baltimore
PLATFORM. which declares that 'ths
federal government under the esnsti-
tuition has no right pr pswsr to Inn
pose or collect tariff duties except fer
the purpose Of revenue" That means
but one thing to the shssPman. Il
msaa that he 10 to have another
"Wlissr" bill, u Wilson 10 elected, and
that II will PUT hIs business just whore
Il was under the former Wilson BILL
on the FREE trade basis.
, 1912-08-01

c. ID. RWILLIGER
Cattle branded as shown on
left eide with left ear crop
ped. Range Cow and En-
creeks. p, O., Encampment, Wyo
, 1912-08-01

Vim. ]. HORN
- Cattle branded right hip horses on
Ileft shoulder. Range Cedar creek. p.
o. Saratoga, Wyoming
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AT THE HOTELS : t$++@$+&&& %%%M4 ,

At The Teffersc Albert Ullman Paducah: R. c. Flin Fer. New York Billy Parkatte and wife. Nea NorS; J. NJ. Tawnserd C'ieago: Geo. C. Jones, Nashville: rosn |. I:ailev Chicago: rep s,cott C'ncissa''; j.. H. Myers Osdea'a;; II ". Williams. iemden: fosc, W. Harris Chatt no j. ga; 4. g. Frisdma Chicago; f5 A Latham. haI1as:: A. F. Osborne. sc cago: H. T. Harrison, Fordyce:: ]. E.. L.. Morrison. Kansas ci.s; J. F. Goodrlm, Little Rock: c. ". Gsg ory, Little Roc: J. HI, Bartlett. sKanF sas City4 F. B. Marsh, New York.
 At The .ArlangtonAL. A. Powell. Texarkana; M. M. Kelly, Texarkana; :; M. Ogleshy, Lewisville Sharrnan Jaggers. Monticello; " A worth tngton, McAlester; J. K. Blaine Buff
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WILL. BELZER TAKE OVER
 BOARD OF TRADE SALOON

On January 1, Will Belzner, as- -umed entire charge of Board ot Trade Saloon, having purchased the interest Of Fred Senyard, and vii hereafter continue the business alone. The saloon has been owned jointly by dMessrs. Senyard and Belzner for the past year, but as Mr senyard also owns the Valley. saloon, he has decided. to devote his time to that business
 Mfr. Belzners came to ~r3-e Bluff tsaH tsas ,sa .na pspesassa nye wnsa a haln iaterest h the business with MT. Senyard. Since coming here he fsas made many friends by his straightforward business methods aud has B. large pasronase
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lost them. He too, had read the ad n the Graphic apd swass working ,en the case in order to retuTn the stones to their rightful oowner. He aecompani- ed the Graphic representative to the Ward cottage.
 {: Mrs. Wsnds vas shk3in bed .3H:r husband Is employed at the heading factory on East Sixth avenue. A Att,e girl Of tender yeaEs vas attending Mrs. Ward and her litttss sbtothers .was-.sfso withahis rdotHers , ' | i
 Mrs. Ward said she was anxious to return tho diamonds and that she was greatly relieved when she read the ad. advertising for, the lost jewelss in- the Graphic q did not waat to keeni them. said Mrs. Ward. They did, not belong to me and have been worried ever since I found them at, having them in my possess1on.'
 Mrs. Ward impressed her visitors with the fact that she was a woman of sincerity and refinement and her face brightened when informed that Mrs. Atkinson was anxious to recover the earrings, which had been given to her more than forty years ago. The Graphic representative gave Mrs. Ward ten dollars, as reward far her hon7 esty, and returned the jewels No Mrs Atkinson later in the afternoon. '~'arF'
 T always will be a believer in the Graphic" said Mrs. Atkinson. Your paper certainly does get results. ,r A dollar ad in the GraphE was w@tA more than s2oo to me. will alwhvss have faith in the Graphic as an ad- vertising medium"
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NEWS NOTES FROM GRADY.

Grady, Ark, Jan. 6.S-Two dances .werd given by the soci6ty people of Grady during the holidays. '
 Miss Ruby Hawley and brother, Douglas, have returned to the agri- cultural school at Moaticelao, after spending the holidays with their par ents. f z ss
 Born-Tos MT. sann Mrs. kBSdsSn, a fine boy, Christmas day.
 Miss Nonie Shannon has return cd to Pine Bluff to attend tho Anua- citation academy. after spendipg the holidays with her mother, Mrs. El- nora Shannon. a T,
 Carter Wood and son. Ray. were husiness visitors in Pine Bluff Tues day.
 Mrs Frmek Ingram ot Pine R1vt, spene rart of the hoAdays with Her husband at Crady
 Atisse, earirudsA ss'43rnqs, after se4ad,s,e , tse holider's with her m6.'her at crady. has rkurned to Fmpi.e wT,ere she l. teac ine school.
 -N,s., ete1r Seward and sister, Mrs. Nettie " es. ard Miss Willie Cross 4ef St Iouls. attended the dnscS sat Gradf lon December ss. !
 Mrs. ". T. owe had family re- union at her hore Sunday, Decen- Der 31. Those present. were MT. and Mrs. Tom Ingram. MT. and Mrs White of Gould, Mr. and Mrs. y. E. 'Tatinger and Mrs. Barnett.
 !. w. Coneer of Tbllar, was vts- jtor in sGrldy lshe last of the week. 2 H. lL Hall has returned to Grady to live, after esdd'ns at Lew for several days.
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the curreacy, made public today. shows. the Southern; states In an unusuaEty favorable light. according to statemant' prspAted bg the south- ern Commercial Congress.
 While the average percentage of increase inf 1ndividual sdep6sitS.s nor the Limited States. between June 30,
 1910. and Janes1.s 1s1i. was 4.o7. the sonthera, states showed. .,1s.s2 -as -tirett -ta neryentase:. The next nearest percentage waa 5..s5 in the Middle Western states The Eastern states showed only s.11. 1n deposits, banks 4n the Southern states have the highest percentage of increase. 1922. The sE,aAterns states como next with s,l4. '. 8 !
 Comparing loass and discounts on the dates September 1, 1911, and De- cember 5. 1911. all the banks in Southern states showed gains, while New York showed heavy loss in loans, In cash and ln deposits. The ahighesss percentage of increase in loans and discounts 6.3s per ceat, was shown in the Southern states. Thk Middle Welt came next with 4.21. s .s Between March IA, 1900. and Oc- tober. 1911. 1,1s5 National banks were organized in the Southern states with capital f--.Sz2 5a1 BOO. This was a greater number of banks and lerser capital that in, any main division of the coSntry' except the Middle West
 Managing Director Dave, of tho Southern Commercial Congress will address the Southern Society of ,Dei .tsoit, January '1a. 1 5 , } ~
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Charles Durham, Lovington. Ill.. has succeeded in finding a positive cure for bed wetting. My lfoale boy vet the bed every night clear thro' on the floor. I tried several kinds of kidney medicine and I was in the drug store looking for something different to help him when I heard of Foley Kidney Pills. After he had taken them two days we could see a change and when he had taken two thirds of bottle he was cured. That Is about six weeks ago and be has not wet in bed since" W. [. DewQody & Co.
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Y airi'1wila Hi4Aisht R,de

To warn people of . fearful forest fire in the Catskills a young girl rode horseback at midnight and saved many lines. Her decd was glD- rious but lives are often saved by Dr. Kings New Discovery in q curing jung troublec ccoughssRnd colds. which full cough and lung dlsease." writes w. R. Patterson, Wellington, Tex. "after four in our family had died with consumption, and gained S7 pounds" Nothing so sure and safe for all throat and lung troubles. Price soc and $f.00. aYrial bottle free. Guaranteed by AM Druggists
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falo, Kansas; <. F. sKedl; Greenyille
 Mo; M J. Grossett, Millville: M. C. Wilsoa, Little Rock; c. S. Bonne, Fordyce; A.; R. Smead, Hot Springs Mrs, Alfne Vance. Monroe; ". H. Johnson, St. Louis;' Leslie Langly
 Memphis; c. A. Carter, Chicago; G. P. Whnelaw, Dallas; R. M. Leflar, Little Rock; T. E. White, Little Rock !; L..,-D. Mayhew, w,---EIylsr:;; eJ M.e Kelso. .F.. Magnolia, c. J., Aunian, St. Louis.
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SAtfSMfN HONOR ... < =. 4. SIDNEY :TRIGC
Popular Citizen Presented With Beau tiful Ring and Guest at Course
 !' 4.fe IT.

AuMGAOVMs
 E ''A. $. rrtgg. one of the most popular reside nts of' thas. city, was happily and nicely remembered by the city salesmep for the various local wholesale houses yesterday, when he was, tendered course luncheon ,n the private dining room of the Hotel Jeffe1son and presented with hand somo soid rink. as a token of their esteem and friendship. The ring was give Il to Mr. oTrigg previous to his de- parture for Valiant, Ok, where he will 50 next week to enter the mer- cantile business and look after his farming interests. He recently resign ed as city salesman for the Hammett Grocer Company, a position he has held for more than fifteen years. James Larkin. travelling representative fol the eane concern, has succeeded hilh
 The luncheon yesterday was an agreeable surprise to MT. Trigg, as 1t was announced that the affair was on- .ly one of tlie regular weekly lunch cons that bave been enjoyed by the salesmsn ih past months. 4IS was tak- sn by cSmplete surprise. Ihsn sWad M. Toney arose and presented hi10 with the gift. paying him a bigh conl- pliment as friend. salesman. citizen and ce-worker, Mr. T1isg managed to respond happily. but he showed the ef- fects of deep appreciation of the kind ness. of his sfriends. He has been a resident Ss thas city for twenty-six years. coming here rom Mississippi with the. Toneys. During that, period h1' faas been a mostl valuable lcitizeh and his friends are many. He and his estimable wife will take with them the best wishes of their many friends and admirers to their new home.
 All of the statesmen made happy talks. in whifh Mir. Tyigg was <eppi- sdly con,plinaented. Those at tAe t:able were Ned RXland, A. s. Trigg. W. NJ. Toney, > C.tOlesnutt. Henry Reyr colds. Tod Gadberry. James 'Larkin. Frank Harwell and Mack Cook. Each of the guests was presented with 3 beautiful pipe by MT. Toney. who off. ciated as toastmastsr, which he term ed 8 Pipe pf Reace.,'
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GRAPHIC WANT. ,AD |.
 GOETHE DIAMOND.
1Es..k gs ATKINSON REcovERs
 LOST JEWELS AND AN HONEST : PERSON FOUND THEM., E /.
SHE READ THE NOTICE
ee.A wenas is Rewarded l-4rs At. kinson Says tho Graphic s'''
 Gets Results.

LOST-DIAMOND PAIR EARRINGS;
 also ring with rubies and chip dia-
 monds. either at the express office,
 Mercantile Co, The Fair or brey-
 Aus. Return to A, Graphic. and get
 reward. 14 6t.
 The above Graphic want ad and an honest womanA brought about the re- corery of hahdsome pair of diamond earrings. valued ad about 12oo and a ring.. set in rubies and a chip dian.- oyd yesterday that were lost during thesholidays by Mrs. R. G. Atkinson, .f No. 703 West Fifth avenue. The jew els were lost by Mrs. Atkinson while shopping and were found lying on the sidewalk in front of the Wells-Fargo Npress office, up town. several days aeo. . rey.4 s.er rectly led to the recovery of the towels. Mrs. w. D. Ward. who lives with her husband and two small children at No. 1902 East Fifth avenue. found them and worried considerably until she saw the lost N Ms adyertisjd forth the Graphic. because she felt that she ought to return the earrings and the ring to their owner.
 Mrs. Ward. after seeing the ad :n the Graphic, informed neighbor of her find and asked her to call eup.the Graphic and inform this office of the fact that she had the diamonds and that she wanted to letuln theM tb thAar owner. She had no phone in her home. but the neighbor telephoned the message to this office and repre- sentative of this paper went to the Ward home yesterday afternoon.
 Upon his arrival there he was m # by Constable Frank Stewart, who was trying to locate the number of the Ward house. having been informed that an occupant Of che house was anxions to return the diamonds to whoever
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' < ' F | I. ,+ < *+ < + ++ !
 F REAL ESTATE ! } RANSFERS ! Reported Daily By ' N. T. ROBERTS ABSTRACT CO. | E K. M. Simpson, Treas. ! 3l8 West Barraque Street |
 F Q Guaranteed Abstracts :


 , ss9John A; Bridyes to Ella V. Gil- bralth. ct al. quit-claim deed, lo< $, block 14. Rogers subdiviston 31.oo. w. c. Hudson ct al to Minnie Allen. warranty, deed, lot 8, block 29. Col lsge Heights addition. 35ooo. Cotton Belt Savings and Trust co. to Walter Barton. quit-claim deed. lot 1, block l7, Dorris' addition. $l.
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FOR RENTsBY Cotton Belt Savings and " Trust Company.

1908 " 9th, D rooms. hall, mod
 ern, remodeied ......... .$z1.50 1916 W. 9th, rooms, modern ..30.0e 1oo7 Plum. 4 rooms and Aall. ,13.60 l:o1 W. 17th, 4 rooms, good well 800 !21oO w. 9th. 8 rooms ......... 16.0o TIA w. 4th, rooms. modern :. 1S.0o i91J Olive. 6 rooms and hall, a modern d.. .'..... ... 11.Ov 1917 Olive, rooms and hall, ft
 lnOQern ......... '......'Ts. 1V.vv l.o6 W. 7th, 5 rooms and hall. 14.oa tSoi W. 9th, 5 rooms, city water 14.0o 1l09 W. Berraque, 4 rooms, city
 Natef .-...s... ..s..... Il.VV Lets Place 18th avenue. acres. 1as
 room house, good barn ..,. 20.00 S07 ". hh, s rooms and hall,
 modern ..................,d. s0.o9, N0s Plum rooms and haif -. f2.60F s0s ". 4th. Ii rooms and hall,
 aodern ..l............ .... 4V.VV 1908 W' 7th. , rooms and hall.. 14.0o- i5ot w. Barraque, I Irooms .... l1.oe Ieo3 ". sth. 4 rooms :. ......... l1.Oo 1407 Olive, 2 rooms and hall :. 2lOo tE2o Linden. rooms and hall. sp,ock k. . j. ,. | 26.ee ltl1 Plum, rooms ........... t2.5o 1705 w. 9th, 5 rooms ......... 13.0V 51s w. 9rd. 5 rooms and hall. ao.ee 1sth and Pine. ] rooms ........ t7.6os 18th and Cedar, 5 rooms ...... 500
 acres on Little Rock road, { f room house and barn .s..t. 16.oo 1sol Laurel. 1 rooms and half. 16.oes 1911 ". sth. 4 rooms. modern. 7.oel s22 Walnut, rooms and hall.
 modern ,21.oes 1901 ". Eighth, 5 rooms and
 hall, ..... .....s .E...s. A4.Vv 41s W: Fourth. rcoms And hail se.oe e3oo Olive. rooms .......... lo.ee 3l4 E. 9th. ; rooms and hall,
 vs,Ar maid ,.............. l50e
 
 sos E. 9th. S rooms and hall,
 modern .................. .o.oa fo5 Florida. rooms, water
 paid :. s...s.,,,. ie'se ,o7 rlcridai 1 room,, sates
 patu .=e=... .,'- ...'>. ..... zAt.s0 soe ,,orris I rooms .......... l2.50 s1o Chic street rooms ...,.. io.0o 5as E. 2nd, 1o rooms and hall 4o.eo 52s E. sth., rooms $ll.S0 s1e Morris. { rooms and hall :. ldsoo sl2 Oak St, [ rooms and hall sso.Vo ! 100, " sth. , rooms ....... .s1e 00 ,1s oh .,...........sS .sS.s0 ,,e linden ' and h ssi2.60z sto Morris. rooms and hall $11.0o s ,ors p,u,p rooms .sl1.o0
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SPECIAL.

Silk Parasol3, all our Pearl and Gold headed silk Paeasols, bought fos the Holiday trade, ranging sin price from $2.o0 to $25.o0 on sale one hou- from 3 to 2. m. Tuesday at HALF PRICE
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Nothing can compare with a ;Ick's White Enamel oven Gas fauge st can't rust. Sold by Reap & Crar. ord Furn. Co. u
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SEWER CONTRACT.

Sealed bids will be received ny the Commissioners of Sewer Dis trict. No. 15, of the city Of Pine Bluff. Ark. nntbf 3 pa m. Saturday. Febr,- arv 1E 1912, and then opened in the office of Wm. l. Parkes. enstn- ger for said district, 203 Citizens bank building. for furnishing mate rial and constructing a system of sanitary sewers ia said district. Certified check for $500 musr aG- Jaempany each bid. | The rigbt. Is reserved 10 reject any br all bids.
 Plans and suecifications maf De seen at the. office of the engin CT for tue district.
 T. A. WILSON.
 < A. w MILLS,
 VIM EISENKRAMER, l-7-l3-2O-27-23-3o Commissioners
 4Mrs H. Solmson is still quite sick at her home on West Barradne street, but rested well yesterday.
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SOUTHERN BANKS
 ARE PROSPEROUS

Annual Report of the Co,nptroIlfr ef 7 the Gurrency Is Most Eaco1rSg- fsAng te tho South. @
 N nldsibn. D g., Jan. s.1'lis ahnnsd report of the comptroller of
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SILK HOSE.

Pure thread Silk ilost tn black onjy with reinforced lisie heel sole and 'toe. Lot No 7694 our $125 value ol sale Tuesday from lo to 12 sl pr 79c
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TAILORED SUITS AND DRESSES AT HALF PRICE AND LESS

The most unusual values in Wo- mems Tailored Suits, Coats, Dresses and Skirts ito quickly clear out our remaining stock. Many are marked less than half price.
 One Hot of one piece wool dresses that sold for $2O.00 to $35 .00 in black and ceiofs,s only a few left. To make a quick clearance they go at ..S2 02 One lot of long coats, last sea- sons styles. but all are in first class condition and good values. Former prices were s12.50 to s35.O0, to go in ; this, sale, at : ;. s .s :, :, :. {. |, ;. .$598 CHILDRENS WOOL DRESSES SACs
 RIFICED. One lot of Childrens s1ip-over wool dresses in brown, navy and red, sizes 4, and g. .lsoh regularlys at $500 and ss.oo2' fle'price ..$249
 JUNIOR DRESSES.
 One lot of Junior Dresses in black, navy. req ahds brewn.s sizes el2- 10 IS. Nicely tailored ata aIl hiss sSason's styles. So1d fegdarly # s1ooo ana s12.5O on sale at s.s 4se s@ %1 0Q
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TRUNKS, BAGS AND SUIT CASES

We are closing out our entire Hue of Trunks, Bags and Su,t Cases for want of room. to keep and display them properly. '~ Tl 5l1,
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DOWN COMFORTS.

Down Fgnforta covered with good quality $ K in beautifn floral anl pefsian designs and filled with best duality at down. Extra good sizes. Reg4l@r $13.5o comforts oE sae al ... go oo
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FANCY NECKWEAR.

One Lot fancy Neckwear, all this season $ styles ranging in price from 35c No. 65e, sale price '. 25c