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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-16
Chartere Issued,

Taylor Motor Company Gncb. Lynchburr.
Va T. A. Jennings. president: r. C. Tay-
Tor, vice-p-es'den': H p. Taylor, secretary
a.! Q. Lynehhurg. Capital: Maximum. scS.-
200: minimum. 5000. Object: Automobile
business.
Clay Martin Gnc.>. Long Island. Camp
bell county. Va J. c, Clay. president: j.
c. Martin. vice president; n. D. Martin.
.ecrs,ary-an o. Long Island. Capital: Max
:Enu!n. $1,000; minimum, s2o,o. Object:
Mercantile business
White Ward Fussen Company tInc.l.
Alexandria We z. r White. president:
Horace Ward, secretary: y. Russell, treas
Urs-, Washington. D. c. Capital: MAXI
rum, 5000; minimum. $500 Object:
Mercantile business.
AZ AEsad;aeal was .sued 10 tie charter
Q: Leloa-k o! Sales Agency Company
CE--}, Increasing cs2.tai STOCK .so!a $4,000
TO sI5,osi
A. s:aead@ea: va. issued TO the charter
.: ce.e Nst!caR! sp!ias Bed Company GacD,
changing name 20 Atlantic Spring Bed Com
IEzy t!acl, Nor:o,E- Va.
Az sIs1EaaeaI was Issued 10 the charter
G: Staples & Lemons iaol, Changing name
TO s.s2!tr & Staples lIae.D. Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-16
SUPPLY FOR SOUTRSlDE
Flan TO :. RIh Twenty-fnch Water Main
Along River BED.

Lah 70 ILuH iNtutS-iHCn hhtSr Mhln
Along River Bed.
Two alternate routes were suggested by
Superintendent Eugene z. Davis 10 the
Council Committee Water last night Tor
twenty-tnch main TO be laid along the bed
o: Jane. River to connect South Richmond
with the central water supply o: ,se city.
ar. Dev!: urged that prompt action be
taken that the work may DC under way this
spring. "a soon the weather opens. 80
that there may be TO repetition Of the con-
Gittonr which cut South Richmond on from
water entirely for time last week. The
p!tEs were referred TO e subcommittee to
secure estimates, and ai.o to secure the
aecetsary y!ghts o. way across railroad
properly on either side OF the river. The
right to cross tho property OF the Southern
Railway on the southern side has already
been granted, and resolution approving
contrhc; With tina; company was recon-
u.ended 20 the Council Tor approval.
The committee adhered to It's reccmmen-
dalton OF appropriation Of $1,000 10 re-
pair Marshall Reservoir from which q
snail! amour; o. water T. leaking and
which some believe to be IL dangerous con-
oit.ou, Notwithstanding report made by
the City Engineer 10 the Finance Com
inittee that temporary repairs could be
made :or about $3.50 that Would Insure lts
safety
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-16
HIS HEAD FRACTURED
Runaway Horse Runs Down Twelve
icnr-Old Boy on Sled.

While sle!ghEng yesterday afternoon
st Harrison and Taylor Streets. While
Clarke. twelve years old. OF lol7 Tay-
Tor Street was run down and seri-
ously hurt by a runaway horse owned
by a. U. Tiller. a coal and wood dealer
OF West Cary Street
The animal which had been draw
Ing coal cart, became frightened and
made bolt down Harrison Street,
swapping Its harness and leaving the
cart behind.
Upon q small sled the boy was coast
Ing down Taylor Street, and in cross
ing Harrison he was run over by the
horse. The hoot of the animal struck
him on the head. tracturing his skull.
The City Hospital was notified. ana
In the automobile ambulance DR.. Watts
responded. The child was taken TO
his home, where his wound was
dressed.
HIS condition last night was said to
be serious
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-16
EL0PERS WED HERE
Mr. Wiley. of Salisbury, and Nils. Hay,
Of RnleIEh. Secure LIccnse.

Samuel IL. Wiley Il native 81 England.
and son OF William II. Wiley, of
Salisbury, n. c.. and Miss Mamie
Rhoda Hay, daugher OF William D..
Hay. a business man OF Raleigh. we're
married yesterday morning by Rev.
George w. Mcdaniel. d. D., pastor Of
the First Baptist Church. Because
their parents were opposed to the
match the couple eloped 10 Richmond
and made haste for marriage license
at the office OF the clerk Of the Hust-
ings Court.
After the usual formal questions IL
was presented to them by Deputy
Clerk William Breeder. and with Gil
bert K. Pollock and Leon Ruskell as
witnesses, they hurried TO the study
OF DR.. Mcdaniel. where the ceremony
was performed.
Following the informal ceremony.
they hurried equally as fast to train
which carried item to New York.
where they expect to embark for q
honeymoon TO the Bermuda Ialonds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-16

only giving him only sl25 that Nc
Mahigal says he refused TO work with
MN and later arranged through job
y McSamara, secretary treasurer Of
the International Association Of Bridge
and Structural Iron Workers. 10 do
Jobs With the aid OF James 70. Nc
Nanara
The feature of the investigation hay
nag to do with tho movements OF men
VINO. McMnnigai says. accompanied
nm 10 various cities where open
S"op work was to DO destroyed re-
'eiVed an impetus by the Issuance OF
hi"roenns for new witnesses to-day.
INC Witnesses were ordered called ar.
yer oscar I,awlcr, special assistant 10
we Attorney General arrived from
Washinston and conferred with Unitcd
states Attorney Charles w. Miller
VINO is conducting the Inquiry.
All the indictments against w. J.
bhrnH the detective and James uosick
ii special officer from LOS Angeles. Cal.
charging them with Kidnapping John
y McNamhrh iaet April. were dismiss
ed 10y the County Courts to-day. This
action followed the attitude OF the
feoefei Court which last week re
ieased Burns from the indictment on
inc ground that in taking Mcnamara
70 california he had acted legally,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-16
CIRCULATE PETITION
Clay Ward Property Owners Anxious
for Better Fire PrntcctIon.

Property owners of Clay Ward since
last Friday have been circulating a
petition. which will be presented at
the next meeting of the City Council,
urging that Il steamer engine be add
ed to tho combination wagon now
stationed at Fire Company No. IL,
Strawberry and Cary Streets. The
citizens complain that combination
wagon is not sufficient 10 protect tho
property In their district.
Engine Company No. 10. Broad and
Lombardy, Sunday night was ordered
to Ginter Park to aid In cXtinGuish-
inE the fire which destroyed the homo
OF Charles q. Larus. and 1t was point
cd out that with this apparatus away
the nearest engine which could pro.
tcct property In Clay Ward was at
Brooke Avenue and Marshall Street.
About fifteen petitions are being
circulated.
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relatives at Bangor, Maine, who have
been telesraphed TO. and until they arc
heard from II is not known what dis-
position viii be made of the remains.
Cnptnin Walter lizard.
Especial To nc Tlmcs- D.spatcb1
fredericksburg. Va, January ID
The remains of Captain Walter Izaro
Who died at the home OF his son. Ralph
Lard. at Little Falls" in Stafford
county. at the age OF eighty-four years.
hnVe been taken to his old home In
Bedford county for burial. Sir. Iza.d
was veteran OF the Civil War ana
served az captain OF the Fifth virginia
Cavalry for some time. afterwards DC.
Ing connected with tho engineering
corps. Ho is survived by one son
Roger u. Atkinson.
lSaecial TO The Times-DispAtch.)
Staunton. Va. January l1.--Roger b
Atkinson. son OF the rate Dr.. Il. NJ
Atkinson. died yesterday at Roswell,
y. NJ. lie was about nifty yearg old
Ills vito survives him.
benjamin c. GNin.
Especial TO Inc Times. Dispatohl
Williamsburg. Va. January i5.-Ben-
tam!n c. Gwin. aged seventy -eight
years. farmer. who had been LIVING
near this city for the past eighteen
years. died In his homo ct a:3O o'clocK
this morning. after long illness. Mr..
Gwin was horn In Michigan, where
most of his relatives I've. He is sur
v!vcd by his widow and three children-
Mrs. lola Stewart and John c. Gwin.
who live here. and Mrs. Ida Feeling.
living in the West The funeral viii
take place tomorrow morning at IL
o'clock from the williamsburg Metho.
dist Church. and interment will be in
Cedar Grove Cemetery.
Mru. Harriet Fnrrior.
Especial to The Times. Dispa tch.
Goldshoro. n. c.. January i5.-Mfs
Harriet Farrior. widow Of John William
Farricr. of Kenansviile. and mother OF
Misses Mary and Annie Farrior. OF thls
city. and Mrs Hattie Crisen. OF Vir-
sinia died at her home on outh WA
liam Street yesterday evening.
sirn. Mnttie Coicy Person.
tSpeMal to The Times-Dispa ,ch.j
GoldsSro. y. G., January l5--Mrs
Matte Cooley Person, wife OF Or. ]. e
Person. OF this county. died this morn
ing nj her home In Fremont. She was
connected with the oldest family In
Eastern North Carolina The funeral
VIII be held from the home Tomorrow
at noon, and the interment will be
made at the old Fort homestead, near
Ptkeville.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-16
OBITUARY
Gustav 4. Lnvnarins.

Gustav 4. Lacnarlas uIsd at his
home. in Brooklyn, y. T.. Sunday morn
Ing. Asler long illnees, aged seventy
eiGnt years. rne boay Will ue brought
to Rlcnmund tomorrow, and the tu-
neral Will take place tomorrow after
noon at an nour yet to be liked. Mr..
Iacharlas ia Survived by the following
cniiuren: O. Z. Iacharlas, OF Richmond;
Ernest O., Misses Annie. Elcanora and
Cara Zacharias. OF Brooklyn, and o.
a number OF grand children. The in
termcnt VIII be made in lakewood
rc,pptorp
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-16
G1n-Totere Ifn.d

Emmett Walker and Elias Powell, bo,h
coioted' were hned 500 and costs each nrIl
paced under sioO bonds for twelve uontb,
yesterday In Police Court for carrying CON.
ceaitd weapons. Walker took an appeal
Alexander Coleman. colored, was sent to
nah LIRgon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-16

rehearsal OF the wedhesday Club obo,r,
WI. De aelc In the John Mayshali HIS
ana on Tuesday nIxhts HEREAFTER mil
further notice. Some of the music ror tha
tesipai Will be rehenrscd. and n large and
enthusiastic chorus 10 expected ut thi, and
succeeding rrheartals ' ""N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-16
DEATHS

CARDozA-Died. Monday. at 1880 p.
A.. at the residence of her parents,
sos West Franklin Street, KATH,
i t,l;lE. infant daughter OF Benjamin
Pollard ana Kate TalIey Cardola.
Funeral VIII take place from the
resiGence TO-DAY Cruesday) at 3
1912, at the residence OF her nuJ danr ~
terrin-law. Mrs. Cora Smith. No. 2o4
south l.ombardy, street. MRS. p. \.
LEE HoLMS. She leaves three sons,
Funeral To-MoRRow twednes-
day. at above residence at o'clock.
lnterment III lakewood Cemetery,
January, 1917, at 10 10 a. NJ NJ. u at tS he
res residence n, Of his parents. at s07 West
NJ. o. and Margaret Ryan McEvoy
B,sndss MS parents, ne leaves wife
dren and four brothers 10 mourn
their loss
Funeral will take place from tho
sacred Ell Heart n Cathedral ON TUES
Calvary Cemetery.
Baltimore, Boston AMI Norfolk
papers please copy
NOWLAN--Entcrcd into rest, at G:3o
\. NJ sunday. MRS. ELIZABETH w.
NoWLAN. widow OF Thomas Nowlan
and third daughter of the late Cap
tain James Young and Elizabeth w.
Young. of Petersburg, Va
Funeral from her lnte residence.
$50 West Grace Street. TUESDAY
MORNING AT II o'clock. Intcrment
private.
THOt Ss--Died, at his residence 92t
McDononsh Street, South Richmond.
SUNDAY. January II. 1912. at 8 r. NJ,
WALTER C. THOMAS. in the fifty-
sixth year Of his age. He Is sur
rIvad by his wife two children, How
ard w. and Irma r.. Thomas. and four
sisters. Sfisspe Matte A. and Nozzle
o. Thomas Mrs w. Lance Walker
and Mrs. S Walker 5.
Funeral from the above residence
TUESDAY AFTERNOON at o'clock
ZActIARras-nied. SUNDAY morning.
Mt hia home No. 1884 Madison Street,
BROOKLYN. y. Y. after long Illness.
GUSTAV y. ZhCTIARTAS. agsd sew
entv-eirht years.
Funeral will take place WEDNEs-
DAY AFTERNOON. lnterment IN
lakewood Cemetery
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-16
Joneph Snic.

Especial TO The Times. Dispatch
warsaw. Va. January l5.-Ioseph
Male. aged eighty years. q prominent
and successful farmer and eS- Confed-
crate soldier. of Avalon. Northumber-
land county, died at his home at an
early hour this morning. Interment
will take place at the Fairheld Bap-
list Church on Wednesday,. He is sur
vived by his widow, one daughter and
two sons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-16
Colonel Elutcd.

Oyster Bay, January i5.-Theodore
Roosevelt was returning to Sagomore
Hill after a three hour wood -ohoppiny
expedition when told this evening OF
the Supreme Court decision UNFOLDING
the employers liability act. This was
one OF Colonel Roosevelt's favorite
measures. and was recommended by
him TO Congress In his message OF 1907.
After reading & brief extract of tho
courts decision, Colonel Roosevelt said
he would make no comment Until HI
had an opportunity to sec tho complete
text OF the decision. The Colonel was
plainly elated, however
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-16
Circuit Court for Mas,achuse.ts held

Circuit Court for Massachusetts held
the law constitutional.
Still! another case was that OF Edgar
G. Mondou. an employee on tho New
York. Now Haven and Hartford Rail
ROAD Company. against that road. He
brought cult in tho State courts OF
Connecticut. which declined TO con-
older the case That gave rise to
questions as to whether or not Con-
Bress had attempted TO or could. if II
had attempted. require State courts as
we'll as Federal courts to take Juri,.
dicuon over such cases.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-16
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-16
Professor Horace II. Epes.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.

Newport News. Va January 10
Professor Horace II. Epes. brother OF
the late Congressman Sidney i. Epes,
and well known s an educator, died
just before midnight last nigat, at his
homo on Twenty eighth Street. after
long illness.
Professor Epcs was born in MOTTO
way county on August Il. 1879. and
entered the Virginia Military Institute
when fourteen years old. He served
with the V. NJ. l. cadet corps In the
trenches around Richmond, and when
the corps disbanded he join I'D the Rich
mond HowitzeIs and servsd with that
organization until the end of the Civil
War. Afterwards he went back to "
NJ. l. and graduated From the inst!-
tute he went to Kentucky, and in
few years became presid ant OF the
FRANKLIN (ky.) Female Institute, and
later was president of the Cedar Bluff
/ College at Woodland. Ky. From Ken
lucky ne went to Tuscaloosa. Ala. to
trail College. He came here in 1894 to
take charge of the graded schools, and
organized tho high school He retired
from active work about six yenrs ago
In June, 1876. ne married Miss May
Ella Chiffon, daughter of tho late DR..
Thomas Chiffon. of Alabama Besides
his widow. he is survived by five chill
| the Newport News shipbullding and
Dry Dock Company; Horace Epes, OF
The Associated Prass. Washington:
Charles C. Epes. of this city; Carey r.,
Epcs. of Jacksonville, Fla, and Mrs
Lewis a McMurran. OF this city, and
three brothers. Richard Epcs of Dem
Yer. Col; c. A. Epcs, of Blackstone, and
two sisters. Mrs. Thomas NJ. Dillard
and Miss NJ. O. Ems q BIaclestono
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-16
w. j. JamlHon.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Grove, Va. January 15.-W. ]. Jami-
son. a jeweIer here, dropped dead in
his store Sunday afternoon. He was
apparently in good health, and while
assisting in thawing water pipes foil
to the floor and expired. Tho doctor,
who was Immediately summoned, pro-
nounced 1t heart trouble. He was a
Hungarian. and came here from Oak
land, Md, several years ago. He has
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-16
No Plea OF Guilty.

thsno. Cal. January 80. a.
'Vs''tn'e' secretary treasurer of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-16
MgE9!!z!:zAkgyLA
SUCCESSORS CABLE PIANO ed

relatives at Bangor. Maine. who have
been telcsraphed TO. and until they arc
heard from II is not known what dis-
position Will be made of the remains
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-19
meeting in Chicago last

ed at it's meeting in Chicago last month.
 Addressed to legislators, attorneys land owners and engineers, the text Of Secretary Nolen's call is as fol- lows.
 At meeting Of the National Drainage Congress, held in Chicaz, in December, a resolution vas adopt d urging legislators Of the states having swamp landa 10 pass iume- diately adequate drainage aud levee laws and asking that laws enacted conform as nearly as posstble with statutes now n force in other states.
 AS secretary of that meeting and acting under the authority of Ed mund I. Perkins, presideut O. .he congress. am calling 2 conference of Legislators. drainaro engineers. attorneys and land owners, to be held at ftote (tayoso. Memphis, Tenn., January g, at t0 g. n1.. for f'a purpose of discussing drainage and legee Ians aDa agreeing upon uniform u3eaeures 10 be presented to the iag'siat,lreS of th-4 vsrtous states having evamp lands. at thntr next reetings As some legislative bodies are now in session. it Is nocpssary 70 take steps imme diatelv.e
 Headquarters for 'h., conference have been arranged for al the Fay oso. Nearly every state in the South ls represented in rhe congress and will send large delegations so attend the conference
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i Girls Wild Midnight Ride.

'so warn people Of fearful tore.r fire in the CatskiIss young girl rode horseback at midnight ana saved many lines. Her deed was gle rtoHe hut lives are often saved by Dr Kings New Discovery In curing lung trouble coughs and colds. which might have ended in consumption or pneumonia. "It cured me Of a dread fuI cough and lung disease writes W. E. Patterson, Wellington, Tex
 after four In our family had died with consumption, and gained s7 pounds Nothing so sure and cafe for all throat and lung troubles Price soc and 3t.00 Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by All Druseists
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-19

W, T, Ffill, os Sulphur springs. vas tn the city yesterday. Mir. Hil, says the roads In his section of the county are in very bad condition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-19
FIRST APPLICATION
 DARKENS THE HAIR
simple Remedy Gives Color, Strength and Beant!
 to the Hair.

You don't have to have gray hatr CT faded ha'e if you don't want u Why look oli or unattractiNn" If vour hair Is gray or faded. you can change it easily. quickly aud affectiwly by using Wyettl's Sage and sulphur Hair Rcmed Apply a little tonight and in the morning rH1l will be agreeahly suvpr sed at the results from a sin gle arpiica lion The gray hairs will be less conspicuous. and after q fc@ mors applications will hr restored 70 natural color
 Wyerh's Sage and Sulphur also quickly removes dandruff, leaves the scalp clean and healthy, and promotes the growth of the fair Ii. is cle%n wholt some dressing which may be us ed at any lime with pfrfect safety
 Get . fifty cent bottle from yonr druggist today, ard see tou Quickly it will rastoits thn youth1ul eoier aud beauty of your hair aud forever end the nasty dandr,ff. hot, itchy scatp and failing hair. All druggists sell 1T under guarantee that the money @:ll h. round | if Fon are not satis f;ed after fair rial. Special asent Mann Tankc rslor Drug Co
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-19
NO MORE DISTRESS
 1y FROM THE STOMACH
Dyspepsia, Gas, Indigestion and Heart barn Go and You Feel Fjne ia
 Five Minutes.

Every family here ought to kee D some Diapepsin in the house. as any one of you may have an attack of h. digestion or stomach trouble at any time, day or night.
 This harmless preparation win di~ gest anything you eat and overcome distrt ssed, out-of-order stomach five minutes afterwards.
 If your meals don't tempt you. Of what little you do eat aeenle to fiji! you, or lays like 2 lump Of lead iu your stomach, Or if you have tearJ- burn, that is a sign of indigestion.
 Ask your Pharmacist for s0- -cen. case of Pape's Diapepsln and take little just as soon fas you can Pher" will be no sour cis'ngs. no heichtng of undigested food mixed with acid, no stomach gas &r neartburh. fuilnses or heavy feeling in the stomach, Nan sea, Debilltating Headaches. Dizziness or intestinal griping This will all go, ana, DeS1QeS, there VIII be AC SNuF food left over in the stomach @ poison your breath with nauseous cdofs,
 Pape's DiapepsiD is q certain cure for out-of-order stomachs because T prevents fermentation and takes ho}t of your food and digests 1t just tie same as if your stomach wasn't there
 Relief dn five minutes from all atom- ach misery is at youv drug sfor". waiting for you,
 These large 50-cent cases If Pare 5 Diapepsin contain more than sufficient 10 cure any case of Dyspeps1a. fndi-, gestion or any other Stomach tronhle
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-19
Mir. Merchant

fn nun> Printing skpamou rekwuan ntfrab pnG
 udempyan dd @ fa5 ld~ ~ increase dpuulan d teaA $5a~opv year d k nwTho urnrrchts unnk nsrnf n make l t eep nyu.b ba dng any l nd if ufegnp
 oHhe hay pace nnpem ensoft eiyb ndo ouefun~ flee can w wuppbm san>hm ep1nn ne ouf from
 Loose! fine mrOur
 always
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-19

Charles Durham. i,oyington. H., las succeeded in finding positive cure for bed wetttng "My little boy vet the bed every night clear thro pn the floor. ! tried eeveral ktnds or sidney medicine and I was in th irug store looking for something different to help him when I heard # Foley Kidney Pills. After he had
 aken them two days we could see /. change and when he had taken
 Wo thirds of bottle he was cured. fhat is about stx weeks ago and he 1as uot vet in bed since" " L. + woody < Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-19
. + + + % * < < + % + < ! + , , REAL ESTATE ! : RANSFERS ,
 . Reported Daily By '. T. ROBERTS ABSTRACT co. !
 t K. N. simpson, Treas. 2lS West i!arraqIe Strees Guaranteed Abstracts


 Thomas Williams to F Y. GreeQ. warranty deed, pt. lot 3, block t. p9t- ris' addition east, s1o.o0.
 Carrie P. Frazier to Walter T. Paf- ker, warranty deed. pt E f-2, F l-s. SW 1-4, NE 1 l, of section 15. [. ,, $6500.
 John E Ballew et al 10 $. \. Moore, warranty deed, NV 1-4, NE 1-4, sec ton 22, I. g, s50.00.
 Caas. Veil Supply Co 10 Nick Cur rie. qui. claip. deed sW IA, NV 1-4 Of section 29, 5 g, s1.oo,
 W. E. Bryan to pinchback Taylor. warranty deed pt. lot 2, block |, James & Simpsons addition, $10o.oO,
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NATIONAL DRAINAGE
 CONGRESS TO MEET
Call Issued for the Purpose 0f Dis cussing Enactment of Drainage
 and Levee Laws.

Memphis, Tenn, Jan. 1s.--John H. Nolen, of Jefferson City. Mo, secre- tary of the National Drainage Con- gross, land owners and other pe : sons interested in land drainage, to be held in this ciyt at the Hotel Gayoso, Monday, January 22.
 The call was issued under the au- ehority of the president and execu- tive committee of the congress, in accordance with & resolution adopt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-19
smmensa Sum Spent by Tourlsts.

'sfFs'eHkd oUHF SpNHE uy FUu7 'sN'
 The actual money invested tn hotels to Switzerland Is tiG0,NQ0 Jva. The payment of the iutefest en this s} nj the maintenance Of the properties aaG profit OH fha ennrfnGlis besi iseaS which employs many iscUsaa,1. nf people, is practically Ri paid T. tn,if. isrs who com. ,c cwi1 .,.t7ni i.i Tri-~ suit of health, recresi,ell shd .i.,-altc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-19
41.W Per Plate.

was paid at banquet to Henry Clay, in New Orleans In 1342 Mighty costly for those with stomach trou- ble or indigestion. To day people every where use Dr. Kings New Life Pills for these troubles as well aa liver, kidney and bowel disorders Easy, safe, sure. Only 25 cts at All Druggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-19
A Vain ENor.

"Why d1n you raks Ae int<ssSs iu srs'rs7" said ths orhsud sdyisAr. ''Wsy don't you read 5he newspapers 60 thst you can eonss~xs itrisliigsntly vtth ronr husnapd:" T tr.sd to re- piled youns Mts foe&sns bu. l msde mistake ! rsad the pras dnn1s u.~ssss instead or the foo ba !. news