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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-11

Hold your Calendar orders TOT :" e. aors and see our line. sanip'es expected daily. We have the ,. me. ne. ,,ra M ever brought to Pine Blu"' ra'. .on,,e home enterprise and give your a.so-s - to tbe Adams Printing Cs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-11

Attorneys s. J. Hunt and A. II. Rowell left yesterday afternoon Tor Rison, Cleveland county. where they will take dispositions in a big land suit that is pending in the Grant chan cery court. They will return this morning
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-11

Misses Maud and sallie Glacia. o< New Gascony. wereN shopping in fh7 city yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-11
F. T CHART FEY DIED
 AT SULPHUR SPRINGS

E. T. Cearley. S4 years old, cne of : best known and highly respected
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-11
NOTHING CERTAIN

But we believe Leibig's Cold Tables to be sbae best possible remedy for colds. We believe it strong enough to refund your money if it doesn'- cure your cold. Price 25c. Our Lilac Witch Hazel Cream is the remedy par excellence for chapped hands and lips Money back if not satisfactory. Price 25c.
 CITIZENS DRUG SPORT
 We Deliver t Quleker.~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-11

W.,~L. Carr, of the Mann-Tanker1; sley Drug Company, went 10 McGe- hee yesterday on business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-11
Mayer Tay!or's Letter.
 Little Rock, Jan. :, tH
Hon A {. Jordan, Mayor
 Pine Bluff, Ark.

Hon. \. {. Jordan, Mayor.
 Pine Bluff, Ark
 Dear Sir:-Follo#lns my let er to you of Dec 20th, with reference io the proposed constitutional amend ment, giving b cities Of tie first cla S the right to issue bonds, write to inquire whether you, with others from your city, can be present at meeting held for the purpose of fu.'~ thering this enterprise. provided sane be held in this city January 25th, and possibly January 26tb, if the business requires. a second days session.
 If these dates are satisfactory, will you kindly approve them. or if not these days, would January 30th and Slst suit you?
 ] will be glad to have your views on tbe proposed amendment. Il am sending this letter of luquiF.5, as to the date, to all the mayors aAd when the replies have been received, will issue formal call
 Hoping to have reply from you a. your carly convenience, beg e remain,
 Yours respectfully,
 CHAS. F.. TAYLOR.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-11
MAYOR JORDAN
 APPROVES PLAN WILL siD OTHER MINORS Y0 NR- CURE CONSTTTUTONsFl AWEEn-
 MENT FOR BOND ISSUE.
TO ATTEND MEETING G
Receives Letter From Mayer E.iyEus of Little Rock, and su-
 sweFs It.

Mayor A. (. Jordan has received aa
 invitation from Mayor Charles t. Taylor, inviting him to attend tae meeting of the mayors and othes eia officials at the capital on January 2s1 at which the proposed anendmen; ta the state constitution, giving to cit ies Of the first class the right TO is sue bonds, will be considered
 Mayor Taylor also asked Tor 4u expression on the subject aud Mayor
 Jordan, in answering his letter, heartily approves Of the plan to se- cure bond issues for cities of the fir [ class in this state. He goes into the subject enthusiastically and assures Mayor Taylor that he will attend tue meeting The letters which passed between the two ehief executives j Little Rock and Pine Bluff follow
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-11

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-24
(MARc TRADA

(MARcA STRADA)
Pruebense estos exceentes Vnos 10 mejor que i'm
porta Puerto Rico Premiados todas cuantas Expo
sciones enen concurrdo las mas atlas recompensas
Medallas de Orc, Santiago de Compostela, 1909.
i, - i, Valencia Buenos Aires, 1910.
Primer premo en- la segunda Fera Insular dc Puerto
Rico 1911. Toda persona de buen guso debe ovidar
las Tnto Tres Rios "Blanco Brillante que
las preferdas del pdblico consumdor.
PEDRO ROMERO & HNOS. PEARES. - ORENSE
De venta en- todos los Establecimientos Hoteles
de San Juan 1sa.
Unico representante para Puerto Rico,
Juan a. Perez.
Ts&uAa, Ne. q. p Q. Dsx Ne: A69.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-24
COLKGI0 DK SAN ILDEFONge
PARA SENORITAS
dirigido por las
KERMAEAa DE La Cardiac

En- este planted ss cursan las &ssz1s
tarAa propias de la primers ensehanEs
se dan leceiones de Ingles, Francs
Mfsiea. GLASSES DE ADORNO: dl
bujo, pintnra. taquigrafla, maquiniliA
cGIfecciGn &c 4ores-CLASES De La
80bgS - Costura, tapicerfs, encsaes
tcrda.lo7 50 orc. Etografia, sedas, eta,
ets
A1a'nsa de lxs asignataras mencioaS
das. aQ instraye las slumnas, con graz
eamero, en- 81 gObierno interior de una
casa ss Les enssfia toda claas de oReics
d0mtsticos.
Los eHrsoz empiezan el 10. de asg
tiembre. Sc sdmiten alamnas internas 2
extornaa.
Para iRfermss dirigirss o In seAssg
Superhero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-24
V VIRIA T 0
A Pascasio Gautier.

va han pasado los dias en- que las RI
validades. el odio de dos naciones Gu
brio de luto y horrores, el bellisimo
sueIo Gle Iberia convertible en- palenque
de sus luchas
La estrelIa. de Anibal debi6 eclipsar-
Sc ante los espl6ndidos fulgores de la
estrelIa de Scipi6n, la gloria y pode-
rio de Carriage sucumbi0 siempre en-
fama ante la pujanza guerrero de aque-
lla naci6n que incumbada en- una mi
serable guarida de foragidos, debia as
pirar mas tarde al presuntuoso tftuIo
de sonora los 0rbes.
Lanzados fueron de Espana los inn
placabIes destructores de la her0ica
Sagunto, y libres va Gle enemigos las
victoriosas agluIas romanas todo hacia
supOner a los credulos moradores del
Oriente, yel centro de la peninsula, que
un periodic de paz y de venturas ven
dria a reemplazar las sangmentas he
catombes de la guerra y que al amparo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-24

de una poderosa aliada nadie osaria
perturbarlos de nuevo EN- la possession
de los feracfsimos territories de la pa
tria
iAh iCuan POGO debi6 durar SUI
! error
No eran los ambiciosos hijos de la
| loba, hombres capaces de verter su
sangre Ell defensa de un pueblo debil
y oprimido; III era ell rico territorio es-
| panol presa tan mezquina para que la
deJasen escapar a su codiciosa garra.
No era ayuda leal. no era alianza pro
tectora la que los romanos habian pres
tado al pueblo ibero.
LIevado de su afan dominador ha-
bian declarado guerra implacable la
nacion cartaginesa, habiles astutos
supierOn sacar partido del caracter be
lico de las razas que poblaban la penin-
sula, creandose unos auxilares podero-
SOS Ell aquelloS hombres fieros. ativos
G indomables.
FL yugo, pues. seguia, Y al luchar los
espanoles contra los cartagineses. a la
sombra de las aguilas romanas, no ha-
bian hecho mas que sellar con su san
gre generoSa I'm nuevo pacto de cervi-
dumbre
Guam horrible sueno Y cuan tar
| dio despertar,
Pero, cuanta rapidez EN- lanzarse de
nuevo la lid para reconquistar su in
dependencia
va Indivil y Mandonio. los dos eau
dillos tan cOnOcidos de caragineses Y
rOmanos pOr Su caraCter batallador,
levantan la bandera de la insurrecci0n
y Ell vano sera Que el primero pierda la
vida EN- el campo Gle bataIla, Y herid0
por la anza de un centurion el segun-
do espire afrentosamente en- cruel pa
tibulO.
La sangre de esos vaientes, al man
char tibia arn el rostro de sus aliados
les comunica su impetuoso ardor. e!
romeo sonido del cuerno guerrero Sc
oye nuevamente hasta el Pirene.
Sobresaltada Roma, envia legiones
tras legiones a sofocar la insurrecci6n
no comprendiendo como Espaila, sOla,
entregada a sus propios recursos, gas
tada por guerra tras guerra, Sc atre-
viera arrostrar el empuie de sus hues
teS
Seis amos han transcurmdo desdv
que cesara en- la peninsula la domina
cion cartaginesa Y va la lucha contra
| el poder romano, aislada en- los prime
ros momentos, adquiere prOpOrciOne,
tan colosales que no Ell vano Sc nece-
sitaron dos siglos para terminarla.
Dos siglos de guerra y guerra impla
cable con toda Incompatible lucha de
horrores Y de lagrimas
Dos siglos de guerra entire un pueblo
decidido a defender su independence
una nacion resuelta a esclavizarlo q
todo trance antes que verse humillada
frente aQuellos tigres del Oriente
Enrique Ramirez de Arellano
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-09-17

TWO WAYS OF DEALING WITH A STREET CAR STRIKE
The threat of strike still hanging over Chicagoi
There strikes in cities just now-Duuth
MINI. and Superior, Wis.
These cities just few miles apart the
company the lines in both.
But these cities have chosen vastly different of deal
ing with the strikes Read both ways figure which way
you would like to have in Chicago strike should
By Staff Special
Duluth Mimi, Sept 17-There ways street
strike.
One way fill with policemen deputy sheri and
strikebreakers and the militia beat the heads angry
That is the Duluth way.
The other is the Superior Mayor Joe Silver Konkel
way
Recently the of Duluth walked Strike
breakers imported by the Twin Ports Railway Co., and rou
bic strated.
The mems union made every member pledge himself to-
company property But there still the people The
people with the The people stoned and dragged non
union from the
General manager Herbert Warren howled for protection
Meining gang of deputies Mayor McCuen
handed of the cys policemen Gov Eberhardt blew
in, and said he'd give the the militia they asked for it.
The offered to arbitrate
There's nothing arbitrate said Warren well get the
militia if you aren't careful
committee of angry citizens hunted Warren up and de-
imanded that he arbitrate.
"There is nothing to arbitrate' said Warren
the citizens and stoned the and barns of
company hooted the three four kebreakers who rode
every
You e Twin refused pay years.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-10-10
Princess Boats To
 Be Regular Callers

Since the marine regulations relative to wireless facilities on passenger steamers have taken effect. the Canadian Pacific Rail- road Company operating the pas senger steamers, Princess May and Princess Sophia between Vic toria and Skagway, has decided to make Wrangell regular port of call and their boats will call here both ways hereafter The new
 schedule gives Nrangell twos more popular steamers and another mail.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-10-10
Alaska Lecturer
 South on Spokane

Mrs. Mary E. Hart, ofibial Iec- turer of the Pacific Coast Compa- ny, was passenger south on the Spokane yesterday returning from trip to the interior of Alaska in the interests of the steamship and White Pass Railroad Company. Mrs. Hart secured much valuable data and material for her work on the "Cruise Steamer and for the exhibit of the Cruise Club. which will have quarters at the worlds fair in 1913,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-10-10
Progressive Party
 Nominates Ticket

After much adjournment caused by the delay of steamers from the south bearing the Ketchikan, Wrangell and Petersburg dele gates, the Progressive party con- vention for the First Division met at Juneau Monday and after adopt. ing a platform nominated the fol- lowing complete ticket which will go before the voters November 5th. For the Senate
 E.. Valentine. of Juneau.
 H. E. LeFeyre, of Skagway. For the House
 John Beck, of Juneau.
 Martin Olson, of Douglas, : Chas. E. Ingersoll, ketchikan,
 L. P. Dawes, of Wrangell,
 The platform adopted at the con- vention contains blanks endorsing the Initiative, Referendum and Recall. Australian Ballot. Primary Election ard other things not found in the Territory,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-10-10
Enthusiastic Meeting Of Alert Bremen sS
Record attendance of members pres. ent. Recent blaze discussed pro, con and then some. Meeting breaks upfn feast.

N'ithonteoubt the largest and most enthusiastic gathering of the Alert Fire Company that has been held in years attended the regular meeting for the month of October at the Town Hall last Monday evening. The meeting was called to order by President Vim. F. Schnabel and after roll-call, the reports ol the officers, which con. sisted chiefly of matters relative to the recent fire at the sRwmill were heard, The fire. which tes. ted the efficiency of fhe company, proved the topic of the hour, was discussed pro and con and in the light of aparatus used and needed. Foreman Gingrass, Sec fetary Clarke and nozzleman La. Bounty we're recognized as the he- foes of the fight and their action in taking the hose beneath the burn. ing foundation of the boilers was deserving of praise,
 Under the head ot new business the ways and means of securing some new and much needed smoke muzzles, coats and helmets was discdssed, Considering that the City Council Is now negotiating under difficulties for additional hose and fittings, the company voted the greater part of its social fund to aid in this cause and de. cided to give another Firemen's 8 Ball at the Red Mems Hall on the evening of October 10th in an efs fort to secure the necessary equips n1ent in the shortest possible time. ]. H, Wheeler, ]. G, Grant and Oscar Carlson were appointed by the chair as a committee in tharge of the event and as the busihess for the evening was dispatched the meeting was adjourned and the members made a i1iost determined attack on the refreshments that had been prepared under the tasteful eye of the Chief
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-10-10
Customs Reports
 Show Big Increas

The quarterly report Of the Col lector of Customs shows the value of products shipped from the terri tory in the past nine months ex- ceeds by two and One-half million the exports fer the same period last year. The increase of the imports for the year ending June ,5oth last was over three millions ever that of the previous veat.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-10-10
Home Grown Apple

(, F, Weber was the proud eN hibitor of a WrangeIl grown apple one day this week. which is one of several grown on his trees this year, The apple variety unknown , although net fully n'atured, was of apple pie size and quality and is a sample of what can be produced ir this region,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-10-10
Humboldt to Carry
 Prisoners South

Deputy U. $. Marshal. Selma bel, will take the prisoners confined in the local jail south on the Hum. boldt to ketchikan. where the will stand trial beford the Grand Jury. The charges are principally for the usual liquor.to.indian offense.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-10-10
Non-partisan Ticket

The following names forming a complete ticket, whice will be pu, before the voters on November 5th were nominated in Juneau yester. day For the Senate
 H, T. Tripp, of Juneau.
 ], NJ. Tanner, of Skagway. For the House
 Vim. Stubbins, of Douglas.
 N, ]. Svindseth. of Wrangell.
 Arthur Shoup, of Sitka,
 C. E. lhgersoll, of ketchikan.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-10-10
The Clock and the Man.

When a clock is fast you can always turn it buck. but it's different with a young ulun--Sew York Times
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-10-10
Worlds Series On

It probably was an customer that femafked that 1t is estremels fortunate that the presidential ell: ection and worlds championship game do hot happen on the game date, As it Is; the feattte efehts vie fof pteferehce as headliners,
 The fist game uf the series was efptuted fuesdas by Boston and yestefdass game tesilted in ah elefen:intltig tie, the game being called or account of darkhess.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-10-10
Not Posted.

Post-is her father country gentle man? Pstker-l can't say. I've only seen his beha yice it town-satire.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-10-10
Up Aaafhpt IL

Up AsafhBt 1t. She-Can you manage s typewriter well1 He-Nu, 1 tnarrisd ote.-Bachansv.
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-23
Mvsie otv1y clvb.

The La Junta Music Study Club
met Monday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. Edwards. The SUBJECT for
study was Russia. and Miss Clarice
Cook Was lesson leader. Selections
were given as follows:
Piano selection :. =. :. Rubenstein
Mrs. Harry Comley
Plano duet. "Lichiertanx der Braute
Won Kaschmir" :. =. Rubenstein
Mrs. Edwards and Miss Lee
Song. Selected E. E. =. Rubenstein
Miss snoddy
Piano Selections =. :. =. Mussorxnky
tal Meditation
tb) La Couturiere
Miss Albcra
Papre. "Tschaikowsky". Mrs. waish
Piano e. O.. o. O.. e.. Tschaikowsky
ta) Mcclure" opus 10. No.
tb) "Humoresque. opus 10
Miss Mackie
Piano. prelude" =. e. Rachmaniof
Miss Lee
Plano Duet. Selected =. =. =. =.
:. g. Miss Scott. Mrs. Holme
Plano. Selected :. =. Miss kilgore
The next meeting will bs at the
home Of Miss Gertrude Finney.
"O~ew White and ths Seen owssfs"
The charming operettx. Snow
White and the 6~ven DwarfS." va,
given Tuesday evening In wonderiy's
Thcster BY the school chiIdren os
Ia Junta. under the efficient super.
vision Of Mtss EAhe cohoon and
Miss Florence Cook.
The thester was packed with
friends and relatives Of those having
part. and the splendid company. In
the best Of humors. received every
sscture with cnthusissm.
Miss Allie Mao Fisher. ~ Snow
White. the good princers. was at her
best In appearance and In self.po.
session. and pursued her part With
great credit To herself and 10 hcr In.
structorx. Walter Miller ~ the
prince. Walter Round. In the part OS
Carl the Huntsman. and Miss Mar.
gsrtt Lyons. impcrsonating the jcsi.
ous queen. were oil fine In their r.
spective rolls. The wood chiIdreu"
and the "dwarfs" must BE- heartily
commsadsd aisa Tor they sntsrel
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-23
Phone. Junta ais

one you would rather remember
should be without the most appro-
pirate gift affair able. II II be a
wee tot you would remember. a child
or grandchild. niece or nephew.
send fsr rabbit and one OF those
cute little baskets filled with green
straw and rabbits eggs; II it's your
best girl she should have = box OF
very delicious candy dressed In be.
coming Easter attire: II II be a
friend. near At hand or far away. a
dainty post card will speak. delicate
ly and tenderly the message that you
have not words to express.
Fernsel's Confectionery Parlor Is
headquarters for this wonderful Easter
procession. They all trooped In there
headed by ''Bre'r Rabbit" and OBJ
serving what convenient. pleasant
place 1t is in which to meet ones
friends. they determined to wait for
you there.
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-23
HoLsRook CENTER.

Miss Howard, OF Fowler, came
down Monday to vi II her home folks
Mr. and Mrs, S. Marshall.
The revival meeting that has been
In progress at the church. closed OIL
Tuesday night with some good results
E. l.. Estep and Sherman Eall re-
turned home Monday from trip In
New Mexico. having purchased some
land near Roswell.
The Cheraw Ladies' Aid will give
a sock social" Thursday evening.
at the hall. Center people have an
invitation to attend.
Miss Laura Trostle, who has been
visiting her friends and brothers dur
ing the past few months left Sat.
urday for McPheson. Kan.
Rev. N. w. Rich, of Weepingwater.
Neb.. came Saturday. holding meet
ings during his stay here and leav.
ing Wednesday for Harper. Kan.
Mrs. Cobb, who has been In the
doctors care at Rocky Ford during
the past five weeks. returned home
Thursday. All OF her neighbors are
glad to know that she is much i'm
proved.
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-23
Rebek an Lodge Visitors.

Twenty-eigh, members Of the Man
zanola Rebekah Lodge came to La
Junta last Saturday from that place.
and took part in program OF initia-
ton in Woodman Hall Saturday even
Ing.
Four were Initiated into the order.
Mrs. Sise. Mrs. Nellie Emerson. and
Mr. ahd Mrs J. Z. Osborne.
A bountiful meal was spread At s
O'Clock as . comfortable prelude to
the tnittasosy exercisrs. ea1 at MD
night Ice cream. cake and fruit were
passed.
About sixty were In attendance. all
told. The Manxan0la Rebekahs re,
turned home on the } O'Clock train.
The next regular session OF the Re
bekah Lodge will be- held on the
eth with Mrs. L. ID. Sears. t0s Car.
son avenue.
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-23

into the play with great spirit, add
ing materially to its excellence.
Morris n. Porter simply brought
down the house when he appeared
a. = typical Missouri farmer and SAM
the famous Missouri Daws Song. >
He was encored and responded gra.
ciously by giving another favorite.
Wal. I Swan Must BE Movin' On"
Al the close Of his songs Mr. Porter
received handsome vegetable bou-
Quet-some of the fun-loving high
school boys being the donors.
Grown-ups are accustomed to speak
Of the fondness Of children for fairy
stories. but as Patrick Henry would
say, we ne ID not deceive ourselves
for ncne Of us ever get SO far from
childhood that We forget the fairies.
There IL a deep rooted superstition
in the nature OF the human race, that
We have sometimes thought is never
TO be fully eradioated. and II is this
which makes us like to tell ghost
storie, and to listen when others tell
them-the cold shivers creeping alone
our spines the while. We are all
IchabodJ In this respect to a greater
or a less degree. To this same In.
stinct do we owe our keen delight
In those beings that are so beauti.
fully supernatural-fairies and fairy
godmoth. RS. dryads. nymphs and the
whole ina ginary company.
In view of this, do we ever count
the summons to read fairy story
or tc attend fairy play any less
than joy No. as has been caid.
there are some things that we never
out srow.and since the lcve Of fairies
is one OF these we will continue to
say. with pleasurt >" when the chill.
drea and the happy hearted lads and
lasses are sc kind as to unfold be-
fore us few illuminated pages from
the book of ,alry lore and thus lead
us for charming spell into the land
OF enchantment.
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-23
interested in Early Morning Train

J. Walter Musgrave. of Pueblo. cir
culation manager Of the Chieftain.
was La Junta visitor yesterday on
business He is much Interested In
the petition that is being circulated
to present to the powers that be OF
the Santa Fe requesting that the
leaving time at Pueblo OF train No.
COZ be changed from ! O'Clock In the
morning to about 8 O'Clock. in order
to provide AN carly morning train
east down the valley.
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-23
Unique Embroidery Club.

The members OF the Unique En-
broidery Club surprised Mrs. F. f.
Crawford last Friday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. James Woodruff. on
San Juan avenue
More then ten ladies' were pre- sent
and they played games. sewed and
chatted through the afternoon hours.
Then they opened sundry packages OF
dainty edibles which they had
brought with them. and feasting be
came the program for awhile.
Mrs. Crawford In on the eve of
departure She will go early next
week to join her husband who has
,sccepted a travelling position through
Texas and Louisiana.
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-23
Big illustrated Plano Catalogue.

The catalogue OF the Knight Camp
bell Music Company. Denver. Colo. is
now ready for mailing. Contains H.
Illustrations OF the new 1912 piano
styles. with prices and full details Of
the "Knight-Campbell Easy Pay
Plan" This catale que will be sent,
prepaid. on request to anyone inter
ested In pianos. Big player-piano cat
alogue will be sent also II desired.
Buy direct and save the middleman's
profit. We sell more pianos and
player-pianos direc, TO western buy.
ers thai any other two houses com
bined. Nearly forty years. success
and reputation behind your dealings
with us. Address knightCampbell
Music Co. Denver. Colo. Dept "A"
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-23
Poultry. suepl'.e.

We have put in stock = complete
line Of supplies and feed for poultry
raisers. including beef scraps. beef
meal. ground bone, chick feed. oyster
shell. srarite grit. etc.
We also handle the famous Mandy
Lee incubatcrs and brooders and
keep them In stock for immediate
delivery. BY purchasing in large
Quantitie-.we are able to make good
prices on all ct the above supplies.
THE LA JUNTA TRADING co.