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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
Atlantic Coast Line
The II Railroad Of tie south.
x-xrr.rcc-I OCT e lAnl

Ihe n FatIrf:.U Of Tee SOUt0s
EFFECTIVE OCT. G. 1872
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and South: 3:H 4 N. and
80 p n. leo A. n
For Norfolk: 800 A. NJ. 500 r. NJ. $40 p.
II.
For n. W Ry. West: Sis A NJ. $50 A.
N 500 p. N. $ 20 P. n
For Petersburg: loo A n. SIS A. II,
Ais A NJ 300 A. NJ, $50 A. NJ. 200 p. n :.
an p NJ, $40 P. NJ. $50 P. n. 80 p. n.
IL As P. NJ
For Go,dsbcro and Fayetteville: 'A:Io p. u.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: Sc A. NJ,
go A. NJ Io:!5 A. NJ, 's:s7 A. L.: ''1o:4s A.
n su:4e A. NJ '2:Ie P. NJ. $40 P. NJ. G
p. r., SIS P. NJ. 500 P NJ. zoe P. NJ. Il 10
p. Il
Except Sunday. ~suncsy only.
Time O: arriSSI and de partuIe and con
neetions cot Guaranteed
C. s. CAMPBELL D. p A So Main St
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Thex1afDeAnftw0
610 EAST 0N10AO -
Storage Warehouse
Auction Sale

FURNITURE. MACHINERY, STORES.
MERCHAED1SE. ETC.
We viii sell At the storage ware
house. Nos. s, Z. 3 and II south TWen.
ticth street.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER H.
beginning At 1880 o'cfCck-
a large quantity Of goods nov on seor-
age. consisting Of Furniture. HEATING
and Cooking stoves. Utensils. Crock
cry. Glassware. Toys. Drugs. Crocerfes
BASKETS. Carpets. varicvs kinds o. VA
chin~ry Furnace. whee3b7rrows. large
10, 81 Gsivauized Cornices and Cut.
.ersne. lot Of new Furnace Pfps and
Elbows. Timers and Plumbers Tools
BLOCKS and Falls. Hydraulic Jacks
Farming Tmpl~menss Buggy Shafts
two single Horse Delivery Trucks. twe
rs,r FAIRBANKS Platform Scales. an<
various ofher gcoda
THE VaIEXTrvW AUCTION CO.
AuceioDeeFN
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st TIE request of the owner (who Is
anxious 20 seID. We shall offer for sale
a. rubIic auction. on the premises. IN
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER IL. 1872
at $50 p. NJ,
the above described property
Lot fronts thirty feet on the ncrtn
- Cisy street, between Graha m
ard Hancock Streets, and runs eacs
10 an alley.
TEXANS Liberal and announced At
sale SUTTON 4 CO.
Auctioneers.
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OLD DOMINION LINE

Lv Richmond foot OF Ash St. daily: 90 p. n
A rive 4 ~.
Connects with main n7e steamers leaytnO
Norfolk cor New York daily. eSccp, sunday.
. - T. NJ Connections also made BY y.
w nv 7 NJ aud 4. & o. Ey. al Z r.
$.h; lin, steamers stop C!arsmoHt 10
ord or r,~sfvs passengers on signal. and vii
.. III. rg public conveyance
ytKctNIA NvHSTrON CO. objective
Mach .T.,-Js-u.s Rive, by daylight fos
Norfolk sad Urd FONT, Newport Sews and
a. Jzncs Ei,s- 'sn6ins$ Stesrer iesses
g.a.s. Wednesday arr Friday a, so 4
u E-sfzs- -s.sH.S1 tcT al James RIVER
...s. Watson 20.
NJ rr-E,- - s.. :. Main Street
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No. 1909 Grove
Avenue

We will sell by auction. on the prem
Uses, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IL. 1912,
at 4:So p NJ.
the above mentioned dwelling. The
dwelling contains eleven rooms and
all modern IMPROVEMENTS hot water
heat. and is finished up in the best
style. Lot "a feet inches front by a
depth Of ia feet.
TERMS: will be made satisfactory.
and announced at sale.
POLLARD & BAGBY.
Auctioneers.
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Suction bales, 2eonbay
ne Nalenpae AncnOii ~.
AUCrloNk0eo
ara EAST BROAD u.
FINE VICTORIA
At Auction


We will sell in front OF our SAFES
rooms. No. s1s East Broad street,
TOMORROW tMOND.AY). NOV. H.
at 10:So O'Clock.
a fine Victoria, in practically periect
condition; rubber tires. paint IN Sooo
condition: has both shafts and pore
light weight and cost originally apout
$4a0 Being sold on account OF owner
not having room to take care OF same.
TIE VALENTINE AUCTION GO.
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Real estate FOR Rent
FOR RENT
Special

Eixht.room hot water heated house.
In suburbs; lot $50 feet front: excel
lent order; ideal home: all city CON
veniences Only half block from
street car line: close to Barton Heaghts.
Immediate possession.
ONLY $50 PER MONTH
No information over phone.
JULIAN C. ANDERSON & CO.. INC.
Easement American Bank BUILDING
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule IN Effect September CO. isia
leave Byrd Street station, Richmond, FOR
EORFOI z: eco A n. 800 T. NJ. '4:i0 p.
FOR LyNCHBURG AND THE WEST: sis
A n 1910 A NJ. $500 r. NJ. 80 p. II.
Arriye Richmond from Norfolk: s11:<o A.
NJ ss:g p Il, 81 20 p. n From the West:
.S:& A NJ a2Io P. NJ. bi:<c p. NJ. sos p.
NJ, $50 P NJ.
sp.iIy .Daiy e.. Sunday. bSunday only.
W r BEyILL c. II. BOSLEY.
q . Rosnoke d. P A.. Richmond.
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RENT LIST

RI. East Main Street 10 rooms heA-
sonable rent
South Mulberry Street. $40 month.
SIS North Eighth street; eient Ioo ss'
1871 East Broad street. IL rooms $SS
per month
Shore. corner Park and cary Seree's
Reasonable rent
BARTON HEIGHTS:
20, Home street, rooms, $zt.sc
month. "a
sf4 Barton Avenue. 3 rooms. $.1-sS
IDA, suburhan home, close to Barton
Heighte: eight rooms, NOT ~sNeF
heated. Only $50 month
rs,u.. Enslow Avenue Highland PARK.
edghf rooms: $:7.se.
lillian G. ANDERSON 4 CO. INC.
pas~ment American Bank Butiding.
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COMMISSIONERS, r AUCTION SALE
Two Valuable Farms
With improvements and heavily TIM
more or less. living on both sides OF the
Sapponey Road, between Skinlnarte1
and Glover Hill, in Chesterneid Souh'S-
Cony, of Chesterfield Countey, entered
August IS, 1912. in the suit OF Howare
Swinefcrd VS.. Henry Walden ct ais. ana
Mary E. Walden. widow of NJ w. Na9en'
vs.. Henry Walden ct ais. the unoe
signed special commissioners will sell
at public auction. in front Of Husunss
Courthouse. No. 2. in South Richmond
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER ls. 1919
at IL o'clock NJ,
n. above two tracts Of land, one con.
tanning 1854 acres. more or less anc
the other 320 acres, located on pom
sides of the Sapponey Road, aoJoin'ns
the lands of a. A. Phaup. James +
webster. etc, about two miles soutn
of the Tidewater and western HaI
road and about three miles west iroh
Glover Hill.
watered has dwellings and outbuild. .
ings and about seventy-fve acres OF
Cleared land on each tract The bal
ance is all in timber and WOOD. ms >
land is also located In the Richmond
coal basin.
TERMS: One-third cash. the residue
in three equal instruments, payable IN
six. twelve and eighteen months from
day of sale, to be evidenced oy nSteS;
bas -inr interest title to be retained
until the full purchase money and in
terest is fully paid.
I. P. POOL.
W. c. PULLIAM-
WILLIS b. SMITH.
Special Commissioners.
A. L. ADAMSON,
Auct!oneer.
This is to certify that the bona re-
,uirsd If the commissioners by the
above decree has been executed
p V. COGBILL. Clerk
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RENT SPECIALS,

-KENl CTENlALO
no. a1:s HANOVER AVENUE, new
brick dwelling. eight rooms. bath: etc,
Hot water heat. An exceptionally
good proposition; $50.
NO 4,7 EAST GRACE STREET.
eight rooms. bath. latrobe heat, large
yard; $50.
NO 1884 WEST GRACE STREET.
ten rooms. bath. hot water heat: all
convenienoes: SIS.
NO. s1s WEST GRACE STREET. ten
rooms, bath. hot water heat, ETC.; $50
sroRELNo soI WEST BROAD
STREET; three floors and basement:
equipped with elevator: side entrance;
possession at once. Rental. $500.
NO. 2los PARK AVENUE. eight
session At once.
NO. 1913 PARK AVENUE: eight
rooms, bath. hot water heat: $4i-S7.
NO. s1es cHAFF1N STREET: new
brick, eight rooms. bath. ETC.: iatrooe
he'd would rent to two faamEes): $SS.
MO 1873 HANOVER AVENUE. nine
rcoms. bath, iatrobe heat, good conoi-
ton throughout: $40.
NO. .cs NORTH MCLBERKY
heat; sss.
NO sf1s HANOVER AVENUE. eight
rooms bath. hot water heat. new ana
equipped with all conveniencee; va
IA. Connolly 4 CO.
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Really Beautiful
Modem Home
lust Completed

Slre elegant rooms. swc nssns
rrsrduoy "a doors and stairs. voifsh>d
aoors throughout, isundry. with ssa.
.iopsry tube. finest system OF ocs
sstsr heat Msrsese alta s1f"res oil
Th,. 10 Al So 90 ne~ home 'Ses VOC
ran huv sirect from TIE owner ~ ~
us.. fer says for ~ s9e. Positively
D, agent No. 1897 Hanover Avenue -
y" ~ 70 q. sss, ese Hmss-Os.pssuA
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A. L. Adamson,
Real Etsate Auctioneer and insurance
Agent,
Richmond, Va.
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In execution of q deed Of trust. dated
August 1, 1910. to the undersigned
trustee, and recorded In the clerks
once OF the Circuit Court Of Chester
field. D. B. 12l, page IA. default hav-
ing been made in the payment Of the
debt therein secured. I will sell by
auction, on the premises. on
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER IS. 1872.
at 3 o'clock P. NJ.
the above mentioned farm.
TERMS: Enough In cash to pay cost
of sale, any taxes that may be due,
one note for $5l75o, with interest from
February 4, 1911; one note for 1886.
with interest from August I, 1911, and
the residue At one and two years after
date, credit payments to be evidenced
nv notes and secured by deed of trust
JOHN HOWARD,
Trustee.
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NO 1898 HANOVER AVENUE. nine
rooms bath. iAtrobe heat, Sooo c0no'-
ton throughout; $40.
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NO. .c3 NORTH MCLBERRY
STREET. eight rooms. oatn- not water
heat; S35. -
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BY Pollard 4 Bagby.
Real Estate Auctioneert.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
FARM OF SEyENTY-FOUR ACRES
WITH DWELLING AND ALL OTHER
IMPROVEMENTS THEREON. IN
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VA.
NORTH OF THE MIDLOTHIAN
TURNPIKE, ABOUT SIX NILES
FROM RICHMOND. KNOWN AS
MAYO FARM.
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CONTINUOUS BANK RCPr SALE
or
ENTIRE STOCK OF
Cosby Paint Corporation
zii West Broad street

Special Asrsssne Va esae se1 csAsi
htgh- srsae stains. alcca y gos4 oes~ss
Pull line ~ Reacn's booeha0 oco6e
ineIyJ.ug caiis. osts. mftse. gloves ~
"''A'' ct 'a'' 6sDwAs N1xR
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FOR RENT.
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OF
Two Valuable Farms

With improvements and heavily tim
bered, containing together 600 acres
Road between Skinquarter
and Clover Hill, in Chesterfield CouhtS.
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NO. alee CHAFFTN STREET, new
brick, eight rooms. oa3h. &c: sc.
800 fvould rent to two f1nfnes): $2S
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-23
BEAUTIFYINC GROUNDS
 OF OUACnITA COLLEGE
Galveston Landscape Gardner Sc. enred-Swimming Lake Is To
 Be Added.

Philadelphia, March 22-Oaachita College. famed fer the beauty ofsher natural loea' on on the high bluff overlooking the Ouachita river, is to add mere splendor to she camps by making il yertible garden of flowers and grasses. This work pro- posed at the first of the year is now we'll under way and is being supe.- intended ty A. F.. Schemins, a lanti- Scape gardner of Galveston, Texas. Mr. Sehemins will lay off drives and heautify them with hedges of shru- bery and beds of flowers.
 Excavation has been started OH tie bluffs edge west of the campus, for a roadway leading down 10 i deep ravine. where it will connect with a levee 70 the new athletic field. Above tn IS levee is fo be mad an artificial lake, in which bath 2 and aquatic sports can be had. This latter improvement is an enterprise Of the sudens body and alumni.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-23

REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE
 WILL PROBATE DELEGATES
Will Also Endorse About 70 Presi-
 dcntial PostmasaerS. March 26.

Little Rock. March e2-For the purpose of apportionment of the number Of delegates each county is entitled 70 in the State convent oA .so to Set the date and meeting place for the State convention, the Repub- liean S.ate Central Committee will hold meeting in this city Tuesday.
 It is expected the several other matters of imprtance will be brough' up before them. but as yet .his has not been announced. They will also make recommendation for about 2u presidential pestmasteFs, whose terms will expire in the next tW1 mor.hs, and for those who have b. come presidential recently. As yet it is not known whether the ques- ton of holding a presidential prefer ential primary will be taken up py ,he commit :e. and nothins can te said concerning that matter.
 The meeting will be one Of im- portance. and ii is expected will bs l largely attended.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-23
MRS. AcGIll
 BROKE DOWN
Gives the Real Facts In Regard to ler Case and Tells How She
 Suffered,

ycneshorc, Ark.-"I suffered com. plete break down in health, some time ago." writes Mrs. A. MeGill, from this place. 'I was very weak and could not do any work. I tried different remedies, but they did me no good.
 One day, got bottle ot Caraai. Ii lid me so much good, was surprised. and took some more.
 Before I took Cardui. had headache aad backache, and sometimes I would err for hours. Now am over all that and can do all kinds Of hoasework. sAink it is the greatest medicine on earth"
 Tn the past fifty years. thousands Of ladies have written, like Mrs. McGill to tell of the benefit received from Cardui.
 Such testimony. from earnest women su-ely indicates the great value of this tonic remedy. for diseases peculiar to women. Are you sufferer? Yes?
 Cardui Is the medicine you need.
 We urge you to try it.
 n-Nrsteso: Ladies' Advisory Dept, Chatta, acuas Meeieine Co., Chattanooga. Tenn. for Spcci1i Instructions. and ea- asse beck. Home Treatment k Wocen," sens in plain wrapper. on rNsest
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-23
LAKE VILLAGE GRANTS
 FRANCHISE FOR LIGHTS
Current Will Re Brought From Luna distinguishing 24 HeaS
 Day.

Lake Village March 22-The City Council met last night and graTF. cd n electric light franchise 10 R. B. Claggett of Greenville. Miss. Mr. elassest 1s secretary Of the Green vile. M ss1 Light and Power Con- uany. and will begin work immedia e- Y in cabling the Miss ssippi river and will furnish the current from Green vile, M Ss,. fer the lighting of Lake Village giving a 2i-hour service.
 This means that Lake Chieot Will te lighted with electric lights from Luna Landing to DFch Bayou. d s- tance Of If miles. which will be one 9, the best systems in the State. MT, clasge. deposited $500 in cash with the c.y. conditioned that he would have the system completed oy Aug ast 1. When completed, Lake Chico' W II be lighced at night as well az iay. and fishing can go on 2i hours ] per day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-23
YOUR GRAY HAIRS
 QUICKLY VANISH
| Harmless Remedy. Made From tar den Sage. Restores Color
 fO Gray Hair,

\ feeling of sadness accompanies the discovery of the first gray halrs which unfortunately are looked upon as heralds of advancing age. Gray hair. however handsome it may be. makes a person look old. We all know the advantages Of being young Aside from the good impression youthful appearance makes on others, simply knowing tha- you are looking fit gives one courage to undertake and accomplish things. So why sui fer the handicap Of looking old on account of gray hairs, when simple remedy will give your hair youthful coler and beauty in 3 few days time = time?
 Most people know that common gar den sage acts as a color restorer and scaip tonic as well. Our grandmoth- CTS used "Saga Tea for keeping their hair dark. soft and iuxuriant. in Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Rem edy We have an ideal preparation oI Sage. combined with Sulphur and other valuable remedies for daadrufi. itching scalp ard thin, weak hair that is split at the ends or constantly com ing out. \ few applications Of this valuable remedy will bring back tho color. and in 8 short time it will re- move every trace Of dand.uf and greatly improve the growth and ap- pearanee of the hair
 Get a fifty cent bottle from y2ur druggist today, and notice the differ enee n your hair after flaw days treatment All druggists sell 1T, under guarantee that the money will be Ee- funded if this remedy $ not exactly as represented. Mann-Tankersle! Drug Company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-23
ARREST NtN FOR
 slso.ao6 JEWELRY THEFT

St. Loais. March 21-naniel Gala, han was arrested soday by postofiie7 inspectors. who say he is wanted to ocnaplieity in three i diamond rooheries aggregaaag slee,aae, ard in ths robbery of a pest office sub-sta' ioz al St Louis.
 Pcstcffice InspecSor, Benson, wh' made the arrest says thai Callahan I. ba ns held as the leader Of the gan which stele slo0.eee wol.h of 3ia mends from Mrs Baldwin Drum mand's srateroom on the Steamshi .Au,erika. in February 1911, ae- which bound and gagged two meI and stole sla.aoa worth Of jewel from Edward Alherts store in Chi cago. in April. 1911. and killed man Il getting sway.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-23
| | "A + ! | .* | < ' ! ! : ! 's ! REAL ESTATE :
 | TRANSFERS ] ! E ported Daily By ! \, T, ROBERTS ABSTRACT CO. ;
 : k. N. simpson. Treas. ! 2ls West Barraqne Street
 . Guaranteed Abstracts | | %* | | | T. ' + ' : ' ' ! l

wm. T. Hamilton 10 N. NJ. Burton. N 1-e SEE IT.. sec. $, 5. g, $ of B slSeoe.
 II. R. Turner to Claude R. Red field SEE II NE l-t. sec. 10, 4. Il, ssas,eo
 Thos Whitaker to F. q. Smar' les and ,, blk. s1, Tannehill and Owens addition. slaen.oo Charles H. Bell 10 Ella Hayis, pt E1-a E 1-e, sec as. 6, 2, s25o.eo.
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LADIES

Ne now invite the public ta ca. ans inspect our goods at the Lsd . Choice Millinery Store, We have q assorted class Of Hats Susr recelKe- Tom the factory in the latest style md we are selling then a; reason able nriee. I dc all kinds Of fash ;eR.b.e dress making. Ladies tailor 4d suits a specially Connected Wit. ra. store are the La5.ss Caoies gearTv parler. Where Ne 9e all kist es artistic halrdEessins in the 1atss s7r.es. heal ail scalp disease sss.a.spo1srs, hseach5ns and dyeing ane ecrasns and marcel wasing-ths manufacturing Of human hair ln + nerent forms manicaring. chirc= ...sy. facial massage. removing wrink 5es. erowfee1. sgperfluio2s haiE hsackheads and bust development : srsrssasr. Ladies wanted 10 learn Millinery and Beauty Culture. Ara Jennie Freeman. Miss Gertrude Wade rssl asist me
 ME. N. F. H0rkENHULL.
 Telephone aefs.
 sss E. ssh. Pine bian. afs
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HE EXAMINATION
 HAS CLOSED

Curry Examiner. A. N. Lowe yes erday closet examinations for ap- T cant for license Q teach n Jes- ;s~son county Three white and bout ten regro applicants stood The examinations. The papers will he
 a6ed hy CouE.y Examiner Lowe ,dav. Misses Laura Burie. Of Tuc[- sr. Bertha Bishop. of this city, and Nss Maidle Owens. Of ks2rn " .sod the examination
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Rackache Almost Tnbearahle.

Is an almost certain resuF of kid- 7ey trouble. D. Toomey. SnS F. Hive St. Bloomington. H., says: Il suffered with backache and pains Tn ny kidneys which were almost un- h~arable gave Foley Kidney Pllls T good trial. and 1hey done wonders 'er me. Today can do hard days york and not feel the effects W H.. Dewecdy X Co
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Tn N.thers-And Others.

You can use Bucklen's Armies Saive 1o cure children of eczema rashes, letter, ehafings, scaly an crusted humors, as well as sheir ae cidentsl injuries,-cuts, burns bruises. etc. with perfect safety Nothing else heals so quickly. to' hoils, ulce-s. old, running or feye, sores or piles 1t has 10 equal. :. cents at all druggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-23
Nineteen Miles a Second.

without a jar. snock or disturbance. is the awful speed of our earth through space. We wonder at such ease of natures movement. and so da those who take pr. Kings New Life Pills No griping, no distress. inst thorough work that brings good aeakn and fine feelings. 25c at all drncsiSfs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-23

l. ?. Barraque. manager Of the II able plantation, was in the cifE yesterday.
 WANTED-To buy every second hand suit of clothes. shoes. hats, bi- cycles. etc, in Pine Bluff CT anything else you have second hand that yor want 10 realize some7hing on. mean just what say. call us any time day or night, We also have the best shoe machine repair shop in towa Our prices are lower-ti1e work the best. Why not have your clothes pressed and cleaned by our new stean pressing shop. oar prices are righl our work is firs- class. Ne cal, for and deliver aN goods Phone 1eS4 Variety Sales & Repair Co, Joe Dur. ham. Mgr, IoS-1l2 Chestnut
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| Gold. La Grippe. Then Pneumonia

Is tco often the fatal sequence, aH0 coughs that hang on weaken the syS tsm and lower 5he vital resistance Foiey's Honey and Tar Compound ! a reliable medicine thas stops n. cough promptly hv healing the cause soothes the inilamed air passages and cheeks the cod, Keep always on hand. Refuse substitutes W. l. nswoody < Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-23
COMMISSION DECLARES
 RATES TNREiSoNARIt

Washington, n. [. March si-of eonplaint of .. M. NeCluns and e ef K-cxviile. Tenn. the ln1srs q Commerce Commission yciay decla'- d unreasonable rate of ,. cen. on iea pounds difference ef 93a' hooks from Richmond, Va, 10 Knox ~ii1e. Tenn
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MSS EMna PerLls- UL-AAss ATA- Miss Blanche Stokes, Humphrey, Ark Miss Laia Mitchell, Sa~rsll. Ark. Miss Bessie Brown. Monticello, Ark u-s. Jake Young Stuttgart. ...... Miss Bessie Lord. Arkansas City. Ark Mrs W 4 MeGrsE MeGeaee, Ark. Hiss W1lli. FrsZizr. England. Ark Miss Alice Burkdal1ar, Aliheimsr. A Mrss Laurine Johnson. Lake Filaga Miss Clara Nki.e, Stuttgart, Ark.
 Miss Willie Ragoa, England, Ark. Miss Agnes Cone M9atross. Ark. Mss Lille CoEey, DermoE.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-05-13
BUSINESS MAN SHOWS
ADVERTISING BENEFITS

London.-A crowded audience Of
business men who assembled in the
Albert Hall, Leeds, the other day ap-
preciated the point made by Thomas
Russell. president OF the Incorporated
Society Of Advertisement Consultants,
when he showed a lantern picture Of
the advertisement which In 1868 first
offered tea for sale in this country.
This Is an early example Of the
important function of Advertising
that OF introducing useful novelties"
he said. "If 1t were not for the large
sale made possible by advertising, in
ventions like the player-piano, which
has brough pleasure into thousands
of homes, could only be sold at pro-
hibitive prices.
Advertising does not make com.
modities dearer; 1t enables them to. be
invested in advertising does not come
made at lower cost, and consequently
to be sold more cheaply. II the money
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-05-13

calling upon your men to follow you
to death, If necessary"
But my most terrible experience
didn't have any such romantic sit
ting"
Didn't it? Well. at least, you
picked up the flag after the brave
man who had been carrying it had
fallen. and waved it in the face of
the foe"
NO. I did that once. but it wasn't
my most terrible experience"
Go on, then, please and tell me
about it."
There isn't much to tell. 1t was
night before last. / visited an old
comrade who resigned his commits
sion about fifteen years ago and got
married. For nearly two hours l
had to sit in a corner and pretend to
be interested while he and his wife
compelled their children to recite
pieces to me-"