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Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-14
New Brown Bread Recipe
Never soggy-Easily made

By Nrs. Ianet lKcheH-ie IfiH, EditOy0f khe BOStOE Cooking .Sch0Ol NGga=ine
 Nearly everybody likes Boston brown bread, but so many have experienced trouble with its being soggy, they have become discouraged Here is a new recipe that cannot fail if the few simple directions are carefully followed. You will be delighted with the results.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-14
sgM ID O Y A E M8 G IN THEATRE A Sg

"PATHEs WEEKLY" The motion the terestIg events of the week. O California
 "LoVE Vs STRATEGY" ubin) vigorous story Of young love a charming girl
 fights fairly and the other to tricks The All shown O a
 LOST (cines) interesting production without dul JEHKNS THE CIRCUS (Cnes) Jenkins end O. with acrObatic feats.
 Illustrated and speciale Tues performance a : O clock; a F.
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Attorney F. G. Bridges is in For dyce on bus ness.
 A Thalheimer went to Little Roc. yestesday on business.
 Abe Thalheimer, of Little Rock spent Sunday in the city.
 Mrs. w. c. Dallenbaugh is inn proving after brief illness.
 Mrs. F. L. Dilley, of Little Rock is wis ting friends in the city.
 P. G. Jenkins, of Sherwill, was ir the city yesterday on business.
 Lawrence Thompson, of Little Rock was a recent visitor in the city.
 MT. and Mrs. T. J. Collier, of AL theimer, were in the city yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs. T M. Phillips, O Altheimer, were in the cit yesterday.
 P. E Mitchell of Sherrill, was 8 business visitor in the city yesterday Carlyle Ramsey, of Little Rock, was visitor in the city Sunday and Mon day.
 Mrs. Frank Reeves has returned from Camden where she visited rel atives.
 Mrs. Clara Snyder, of Indianapolis Ind, is visiting friends and relatives
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-10
ACTED AS A WET BLANKET
Indignant Lady's Rebuke Sounded Somewhat incongruous, but Play
 goers Will Understand.

It was a sweet sad play, and there was hardly @ dry handkerchief in the house. But one man in the gallery, "among the gods irritated bis com panions excessively by refusing to take the performance in the proper spirit. Instead of weeping, he laugh ed. While others were mopping their eyes and endeavorinB to stiiie their sobs his own eyes brimmed with mcr riment, and he burst into inappropfi- ate 9uffaWs. At last the lady by his side turned upon him indignantly.
 q d-don't know what brought ycu h-here," she cobbed, with streaming eyes. and pressing her hand against her aching heart; "but ii y-you don't like the p=play, you might l-let otheI p-people enjoy it!'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-10
Raisina Water With Air.

As all schoolboys know, suction pump can theoretically elevate water only about thirty-three and one-thlrd feet, column of water of that height balancing the atmospheric pressure. A means has, however, been found of causing a suction pump to raise water to a height of even sixty feet. The invention was made by workman ill the French marine. Monsieur Eys- serie, the chief engineer of the ma- rine, remarked that one particular pump showed extraordinary qualities in drawing water from ships holds. Incuiry developed the fact, says liar per's Weekly, that a workman had thought of the plan of introducing air into the water at the point where tEe suction was applied, thus producing an emulsion of air anG water, which, because of it's diminisher density, was capable of being elevated to consider ably greater heights than pure water
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'urprise Party.

Miss correlia and Master Robert Walker were pleasantly surprised Tonday evening when 2 number O 'leir young friends called at their reme on West Second avenue, Games vere played and at a late hour delic- ous refreshments were served Those present. were: Misses Anna Maui. >orothy Bunn, Katie Boyce, Inez Eearin, Ferta Oaks, Annie Lucille osenberg, Clyde Dixon and Cornell I Walker. Nasters Rony Long, Al ert Klarberg, Leo Hardness, Edwin lowell, Dorsey Duncan Willis sdams, Willie Jenkins and Robert Walker. Master Robert Walker has cen away at school for the past term nd has just returned for brie.
 sit with his parents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-10
For. Mrs. DuBose.

Mr. and Mrs. Jehn Fowler enter taired last Saturday evening in hon- or of Mrs. Leo DuBcse, Of Charleston Miss. The house was plett,iy decor ted ill the Easter idea with the color motif of green and yellow. Five Hundred" was the entertaining feat nre of the eyeninG' Mrs. Jce Mitchell #or the frs prize, handsome liner able cover; Mrs. R. L. Byrd drew the consolation, a linen sofa pillow The gentlemens S prizes were won b5 G. w. Alport, a pottery tobacc0 jar and A. w. Scruggs, a brass mattel holder. The honoree was presented with monogram salt and pepper set
 Those present were Mr2. DuBose Messrs and Mesdames G. A. Rahlap '. l.. Markham W. w. R.tchie, Jol Mitchell, R. l.. Byrd, c. w Allport ]. w. Stephens, W. w. Harrison John Tempe, E A. Hensley, Will Miller, F. A. Coe, w. H. Denver, A W. Scruggs, V. M. Harrison, Frank Reeves, c. H. Johnson. w. T. Sea well, J. T BorFeson, Cay Stacker ]. A. Leftwich, of Althainer; L. M Quattlebaum, of Altheimer, and J. H Fowler
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WHAT S4.NE.[.5 7: !.
 HER IF 2.
ars. Martin Tells About a Painful Ex3esioace Gha1 Siiat,l Have
 :--....lotl SoriGr.,Y.

RiFe&EiIle, ". |a.-5Irs. ra-a. Martin letter from Rivcsv;.io, writes: Tor three years, i suffered with NO. manly troa3ie7, a@d Aad oa.ns in rqr 'ack and @tIa. E,&3 nervous end oul1 not sleep at night.
 The doctor could ret hol9 ne. He asd wosl.s5l lls..s.t9-2 to 1.o ofsva al or fss. ere could get hattcr. thought I you'd try using Car6ai. : Now, I an1 entirely wcu.
 l an .a:ro GaGdui saved n7w life. ! Till never lo without Car1ui in my one, l rccasae..se:.zl it oie.7- friends. i"
 Yer fifty years, C2rlui .las been re. ewing pain and distress caused by No. laRl} trouble. It vii surely help you.
 It goes to the apot-rc2ol.os the 9ouble-reii2Tes tho symptoms, ard r1Tes away the caEso.
 If y~l suffer from any symptoms Of 'omanly trouble, take Cardui. Your drgg2iat sells and recommends :. Get 3 bottle from hin toda#.
 V. B. T7fte 10: Ladies Advisory Dept. Chatts- 'oga Medicine Co., Gh,t,anooG4 iena- for Special '@luchoHs, and b4-rage book. Home rreatrnen, Women. sa'.t in plain wrapper. on request. Merouey is the son of former Sher- if N roney oG Lincoln county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-10
Y,OystOn-H HeiskeH

This evening at g o'clock the mar
 iage of Miss Georgie Royston and '7red Heiskell, both of Little Rock gill be solemnized in the QuapaW Club. A reception will follow the ceremony. The union of these two voung people will unite two of the most prominent and Influential 'amilies in the South. Miss Roy ston is prominent in society and k well known. She is related to Mrs ". T. Woodbridge of thss city. MT uoiskell is managing editor of the Arkansas. Gazette and one Of the hest newspapermen in the South. covera1 Pine Rluffians will attend the wedding.
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Duke P0Ill Host

After "he regular meeting of the FlHe Lodae last night Duke pohl, tn popul F cat rer. ento ta nd the members with ! vaudeville a@d mus izel enttert&inment together with an G'ah9ratc Dutca luncA in hon of his st@t"onya f9 birthday. The affair was delightfully."- arranged and all pl ssnt had g most enjoyable time. The feature of he entegt ia nment eX- elusive of tA lunch, was the singing 9f John Gillespie and the bear dance y Tom Postal, Dudley Ba1fgrd, E.aurie Intt, John Gillespie and others. At Il o'clock, in accordance with ths time honortd custom Of the l9lks. tn light were mmed, all iriyoiities st0pp q. heads Dared and : toast proposed to the abaent broth IS. Nj. Peh! was the raeiaieat of a large number of hsn&zome birthday presents. The following ~sra present: W. B. Alexander, Y. B. Alexander, A N Bloom, Simon Bio ID. John Bloom, Harald Blythen- taal, s. C. Harfew. &stNur Brewster, Dan Dtrford, Dudley Burf I'd, Frank Rloom, Dr. Breathwit, i:am Fies, T. E. Floor. F C. Furth, B. C. FoW!es. l. F. FTaney, \. T. Can't, IT., Met Gall eher John Gillespie, B. ]. Hut, Clifton Howell, Roy Hanf, Mack Hut tez \. w. I.G"-a, Dr. W. T. LoWe, VI. D. MeNeill, C. B. Murray, '. A Pledger, r. M. Roane, Mo Roth, D.. z. Rutledg2, Henry Roberts H. l. ster1.berg, Gerald Triplett, w. A. Wall, c. B. Willingham F. D. Will liegham, Julius Schlesz, F. T. Mil Ter Ire following visitors were al s1 present: c. F.. Summers, Hct spr nga, Albest Coombs, St. Louis, aIo.. Mike Ke1lar Shreveport, La, Tom Postal. Memphis, Tenn; J. W. Glenning, Lebanon, Ohio; W. Latson. Bet. oit. Mich; W, V. Hammon, Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-10

Age has its 4t ra2tions m lcss than youth in a more serene and Quetcr life. But it $ tijs very life f rest without suflieiaH. exercise that brings wi=h it those di orde1s that arise from inactivity. Chief Of tHose are q chronic, persistent constitution.
 Most elderly people are troubled in this way, Wdh a=eomna~ ying symp~ toms of beiehinE, drovsin ss after eating, headaahos and general lassi- tude. F4eqnen.lE here is difficulty f disesting even li&ht faod Much men tai trouble ensu=s, S it is hard to find suitable medy. Fiest Of a!I the advice my aa given that elderly people should not use salts, eathas ic pills or powdera waters or any Of the more violent lul&atives1 What they 1eed Womsn s well as men, is 8 mild laxative toH :. onezahat is pleas ant to tako and ya acts W,tho&t grip ing.
 The remedy that Gii}s all these re- quirements, and has iH addition lon c
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-10
DecIamatiOn Contest,

The preliminary declamation con test, the winners of which will be chosen to represent the Pine Bluff High School at the state meet which will be held in Little Rock OH May will be he'd at the High School Fri day night. Three events will make ui the r5gram a. the state meet. read. ing, Reclamation and music, anf those winning at the preliminar contest Friday night will represent Pine Bluff.
 The program with the several con testants will be as follows:
 Music, Miss Ruth Sahn9ble.
 Defamation, William WTae Brew. eter.
 Reading, Miss Jemmie Lloyd.
 Defamation, James McGaughv.
 Music, Miss Nett.e Mullikin.
 DeclamatioG, Smaad MaIoch.
 Reading, Miss Eliice BreathWit.
 Music, Miss Edith Woodbridge
 Declamation, Spencer Fe
 Reading, Miss Will NcDou9Id.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-10
Flag Tea.


 The Flag Tea which was give yesterday afternoon at the home Mrs. j. w. Withers on West Sixtl avenue. for the purpose of raisins funds to purchase a flag for the Bat tleship Arkansas, was one of the most successful social affairs of the seaso1 and large amount of money wa realized.
 The decorations were ve1y elabor ate Ferns, palms, spring flowers an red, white and blue bunting wa tastefully arranged in every room Many American flags were also hun in the home.
 The guests were received by the officers of the local chapter: Mes danes D. l.. Trimbe, w. l.. Dewoody F B. Tomlinson Miss Willie Hocke. Mrs. D. H. Saunders and Mrs. Jul. Noel, the state regent. In the librar the guests were presented with smal flags as souvenirs by Misses Mildret Wlthers, and Josephine Wilkins, wht were attired in Colonial costume Punch was served by Misses Luclh Tucker and Corinne Smart
 In the dining room tea was serve by Mrs. May Tomlinson and coffee b Mrs. M. E. Speers. Others who assist ed in the dining room were Misse Margaret DeWoady, Mamie Nunn, An nie Martin Beulah Walker, Mrs F B. Speers and Mrs. Haynes Gregory The dining room decorations were il p2etticas and Easter lilies. An orche: tra secreted behind mass of fern and palms played popular air throughout the afternoon. A lars picture of Washington, draped in red white and blue, was placed in the lib rary.
 Others who assisted in caring fo the guests were Mesdames w. 0 Taggart, I. P Shelby, C. w. Petit grew, Van Knox, J. w. Withers anf Miss Emma Byrd
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-10
The Perfect Laxative
 or Elderly People

properties that streug hen the stom- Hch, liver and bowels is Dr. Clld- Wcl.'s Syup peps,n, which thousands of elderly people uso, tJ the cxclus- iou of all other remedies Trust worthy plplc like Mrs AHnio fiido- shcim, Pine B.Hf, Ark, and Isaac Crawford. MaG92ne, Ark, say they take it at regular intervals and I'll thst way not only maintain general good health but .hat they have moi in years felt good as they O. aow. Ton will do well 10 always have a bottlo ' il iu the hous If is good far all tue family.
 Anyone wishing to make ], trlai of this remedy before buying ii in tho regular way Of a dguegf.1 at fifty cents or one dollar large bottle Gamily sizel can have q sample bot tie sent to the hame free of charEe by simply addressing pr w. F. Caldwell, 4o3 Washington St., Monticello. III, Your Eatue and ,.daross on Il postal card will do
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-10

TAose p.escnt were Professors Ke th, of the Sixth Avenue school; Miller, of the First Ward school; May Of he Lakesida school, Allen, Of the High School, L. F. Bassett, ill charge of athletics at the High School, and C. D. Wilson, physical director of tho ', M. (. A.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-10
Dance

The Misses Boyce entertained with , dance last evening at the home of their parents, MT. and Mrs. J. E Royce cn South Olive street The bouse was attractively decorated for tho oceasion and dancing was en- loved until a late hour. P'ihcn anu ,,a f,,,e shments were served during the .r+oruiesion. About twenty-five were present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-10
[ Visitors Entertained

Mrs. Sam Katzenstein entertained a- bridge yesterday afternoon at fe &ome on Wet Fifth avenue fa non r Of visiting ladies, Miss Flowers, Lexinst2n Mis-; Misses Bott and ieiman, of Little Rock. and Mrs s. j. Lyman, of Lexingtoa AIies. After Ae games delicious refreshments were served.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-10
AtkinsOn.MecOney.

Mizs Grace Atk nson and Travis
 Meroney, both of Star City, will bs married next Sunday. April 14, at th, H2tel Jefferson, in this city. Rev Otto Wilmington will perform th@ ceremony. Miss Atk nson is tn, daughter of w. H. Atkinson, prom, lneAt Lincoln county planter MI
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-10
,azaar and Coiiec.

Trinity Church Association will i've bag ar and coffee this afternoon rom Z to 6 o'clock at the =Tectsrv fesdames Bosne, Townsend. Buchan- n. Perkins, D:ckle and Smith will be ostesses. The public is cordially il- .ted.
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SOCIETY
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Junior Senior Ounce

A meeting 0 f.he Junior Class of the High School was held yesterday afternoon and plans begun for the annual Junior-spnior dance, wh eli will take place short while before commencement. This is one of the biggest social affairs of the year at the High School.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-10
i,. A. k.

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 The regular meeting of the D. A R. wh oh W9s to have baen held with Mrs. billiard Saunders yestar- day afternoon, has been postponed o Tuesday afternoon, April 16, on account of the D. A. R. reception af the home of Mrs. WitherS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-10
Entertain.

The prime pals of the public schools of the city were the guests of the Y. M. c. A. Leaders at a
 ,,,ncheon which was served in the Leaders quarters in the Association huilding last night. The affair was much enjoyed by the professors1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-10
Royal Neighbors

Royal Naighbors are requested tG meet thi3 afternoon al 2.90 o'clock at the home of Ms. Jenni Dackotl. No. 504 Alabama Street.
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ity Beautiful.

The members of the City Beauti50: Tub wish to extend their thanks t. dcDaniel and Baughman who cor ributed lumber for tue park 9n Sixth avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-10
Siarcse Grapefruit

In Siam there are three kinds of grapefruit, all seedless. One kind has red meat TWO kinds are sweet and one is souI.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-10
Nednesday Art Club.

The Wednesday Art Club will meet this af ernoon at 1 o'clock with Miss Bishop at the home of Ms. R. L Rutherford. Subject for dihcussioa .sM llet and Corot'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-10
.adips Temple Society

.HNItN IF!i:FIF 7TUtI-tN
 The Ladies Temple Society held a brief bus ness meeting at the Tem- ,le yesterd y afternoon. The eIee- ion of offices was postp0aed until leNt meeting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-10
Embroidery Club.

The Embroidery Club will be enter aimed by Mrs. !. (. Reno Friday af 4erernOon instead of today
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-10

Wife and two handsome daughters the Misses sic and Virginia Will kins-lIot Strings Sentinel cord.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-10
CITIZENS BANK
 Capital $500, 100000
 Surplus, $1O0,0O0 Interest paid on Time Deposits.

-OFFICERS:- John B. Speers, President, Y M. Knox. First Vice President, deo. r Madding. Second Vice Pres. N. P. Bloom. Cashier. \. Lt Byrd Assistant Cashier.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-10

Meroney is the son of former Sher~ if M5roHey Of Lincoln county.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1912-04-12

be sadly marred by the persistent ru-
NOR that Bryan viii get into the game.
There is every indication that his
name will be offered and that the op-
position will have hard time shelly
ing him, if such is possible.
i !. \
The late Governor Johnson could
never be induced to take part in any
of the Twin City local campaigns and
he had several clashes with the Demo.
cratic machine in st. Paul because Of
his stand. He knew that his support
came from Republicans as well as
Democrats and he refused to do any
thing that would antagonize. Govern
or Eberhart, however, refuses to look
at matters in that light and Monday he
was the principal speaker at q meet
Ing st. Paul called to formally launch
Mayor Kellers campaign ft~ re-elec-
ton. Governor Eberhart tales the po-
sitiOn that he is Republican and Re-
publican principles and men call for
his unqualified endorsement and help
i Il i"
The Northwestern Minnesota Agri-
cultural association has filed articles
Of Incorporation with julius A.
Schmahl, secretary of state It's aim
Is to promote agriculture and horti-
culture by means of industrial exposi-
lions and fairs. The association al
ready has conducted three fairs in
Crookston and is Incorporated for $685.
600 to enlarge it's enterprise.
THE COUNTY CHAIRMAN.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1912-04-12
Heavy Gamblers.

1t is said that George Nv. lost $780,
900 at cards before he saw his twenty
first birthday and one is not surprised
when one reads the gambling chroni-
cles of the time in which he lived. At
Almack's, we are told, it was quite n
common thing to stake f5.OO0, on sin
gle card at faro and for 100000 to be
won and lost in a night. OF the mad
gambling at Whites club many re-
markable stories are told-such as how
one player lost his entire fortune of
E15OO00 at a sitting and when the
last card fell against him produced a
pistol and before a hand could be
raised to prevent him put a bullet
into his brain. London Answers.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1912-04-12
EDDY PEEvES
The GOVERNOR
EbeThaTt'S Usual Good Nature
Somewhat RuffIed.
EX-CONGRESSMAN STANDS PAT
Insists State Executive Worked 70
Prevent Endorsement Of Pref
erential Primary.
Especial Correspondence

st. Paul, April 9.-Eberhart luck
has become such recognized feature
of the political game in Minnesota
that his official family and advisers
have accepted it as a matter of fact.
Alleged Official mistakes and utter.
ances that have caused others to pre-
dict disaster have been met with in.
difference and a smile on their part
and this Indifference has not been
without good reason. His excellency
weathered each predicted storm and
generally came out with flying colors.
1t was more his way of avoiding the
shoals than any attempt at shooting
the rapids and even his bitterest enc
mics have had to admire his con-
stancy in this respect. But it comes
on good authority, however. that there
is now rent in this silver lining and
the unperturbed feature has given way
to one of undisguised anger. The rent
in the lining is the much talked of effort
of former CONGRESSMAN Frank Eddy
TO put Governor Eberhart in the Ana
MAS club. 1t all happened when, fol-
lowing the break up Of the meeting of
the Republican state central commit
tee, Mr.. Eddy, in the presence of
friends and with reporter in ear
shot, denied the claim made by Sen
atOr George Sullivan of Washington
county and others that Governor Eber-
hart had used his good Offices in an
effort to induce members to give heed
to the general demand for a preferen-
t1al primary in the conduct of the com
ing delegate caucuses. The impress
sion conveyed by the statements cred.
tied to Mr.. Eddy was that his excel
1Onoy had done the reverse. Governor
Eberhart's answer to this was that he
favored some sort of a primary but it
or the fact that it would come up at
the meeting was not discussed at the
informal conference Of his frieEds on
the committee which was held the
night before and which he attended
Since then Mr.. Eddy has made some
correction in the statements credited
to him, but in the main he has stood
pat. If his excellency did plead fol
consideration of the primary plan, as
claimed by Senator Sullivan, it was
not apparent in the vote on the cues
ton, as the stand against it was most
emphatic and those voting mo" are
looked upon as the governors closest
friends.
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When Dave Clough was plotting the
ship of state his fits of righteous anger
were FREQUENT and he was not back