davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27
Aac s%ebOrsen.

S0mtlide omerifoniide 6ii6erei.
ihooncr, welde an Ser aiiite BON Iell
Sunolnno mebrere Gage lang i'm Sis
eingeihloilen mar. befinOen iih nod
ben ourd oen 3ollfitteroienit einge-
lnufenen NohriAten in Siderbeit
un0 ami ser Seimfabrt nod @loitce-
tier. Der Sdooner y9obemio~ per-
lieB ans einem unbefannten @riInoe
Ole anOeren Sobr5eige Der 6iihcrei-
flotte, lladoem en- ans Dem Giie be.
freit mar, mno febrte nadl Dem Bonnie
Ban, 9eufunolano 5uriid. Die gum
8eiitnno Der gefdbroeten 5ilherei-
fabr5euge ousgeianoten 3oIlfutter
~Mnoroicogein" uno ~@resbam~ be-
ftnoen fid nif Der Riidfabrt non ben
neueneIii@en @eltaOen.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27
@rgebenit
Der SeraMssebe

Gas is, gereinigte Staaten Sn-
fanterie Gegiment, nelAes gum
@o6toienlt auf Der 8abnitreGe BON
9efing nod Der &iiite Oienen ioa,
tam am Somstag an 8oro oeS
Sransportoompfers u2ogan" i'm So
fen BON Gbingpangtoa an, ltnO Iofort
na9 Der 2anoung mari9ierte cine
4bteil1lng Die 8a5nlinie entlnng
unO iibernabm an GteIle Der britt
i6en Sruppert welbe nod Gtentiin
3uriiffebrten, ben @a9toienit an Der
giienbabnltrefe bon 8anglbam unO
2nndop.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27
@Idn8enO seredJtfertist.

Der Son0erousidub Oes 9ouies,
Der nit elmer llnteriufung Der gegen
ben GbeF @bemifer Or. @ilen BON
l~derbo1t-8 eportemet1t erbobeuen Be.
idulOtgung Der llmgebung BON @lin-
oesporidriften in 8e5ug olif Die Be
3ablirng BON grtro : @ebiibren an
6o1lellte beauftragt mar, bat in Ell
mem am Wontag eingereihten 8e-
ridt Or. @ileD fir uni9ti6uloig"
erfldrt. Ni6t MIR miro Der riibrige
2eiter Der 6emiiden @bteilung oes
4derbal : 9epartements aud bon
Der ACKNOWLEDGING freigeiproben, bel
Der Nnltelung Oes Or. Husbp feline
9efugniiie iiberi6ritten 5u baben,
lonoern Der Musl6uB ltelt Iih auf
feline Settle in 8e8ug auf Sic BON ibm
geriigte lGliige 0ur1fiibrmg oes
gnnOesgeieBes fir refine Nabrltngs-
mittel. Ger Musi6uB befiirportet,
DOB @bef 8ileD uuo feline 5pei 4iii-
ltenten nit boiler @lei9bere9tigung
Sit uno Stimme in Der 8eb0roe fir
refine Nabrulgsmittel erbalten Ioll-
ten. 9isber bat Or. 8iIep in oieier
mi6tisen 8eb0roe, Die iiber Sale BON
8erleBungen oes @eleBes fir refine
NobrungsmitteI entidieo, mir cine
beratenoe Stimme gebnbt.
glu9 Hr6li0ent Gait bat Die ge=
gen @ileb erbobenen glnlAulOiguil.
gen bereits obgepieien.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27
&OneftOren.

4oaeftoren, pelhe in ibren Dt'
ltriften autoriiiert iiH0, Die Abonne'
m~ents6etrdge gu erbeben uno 5u
quittieren, iino fOlgenOe Serren:
Ridaro 8eiBfer, @iio 8eit SiiO
Sit uno gtorO SIt.
6ris aIein, 9t5 q. $. 9lbe., q. 8.,
fir ben g. 8. meltli9 BON Der
10. StroBe einiblieBlid George.
totDn uno 8oBlDu.
goul SaIfter, 1868 80. Str, 81. So.
fir ben q. 90. nOroli6 BON Der
16. StraBe.
9luguIt genoer fir gonereB Seigbts.
@egen Glagen, Die uns bie un0
oa 5ufommen, Dab oos 1SOurilal"
ni6t bis Somltags @bellos ODER crit
Wontags in Die 8Gnoe Der 2eier
fomrnt, teilen mir nit, OaB Die 3ei-
tug 5eitig genug auf Die Yolt fommt,
Inn Samitags MOrgens nit eriter
8oIt abgeliefert 5u Deroen.
N1an beI6were ii9 prompt BEL ben
Serren 9~rieftrGgern. Sci @ieOer.
boluna bitten mir UNI Nahriht per
2elep6on Main 1888, Ooer Our@
Yoltfarte.
grgebenlt
Der 9erauSgeber.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27
s6satsr i'm saHserbnnO.

Der erite Sbeaterabeno Der gegeiI-
wdrtigen 8interiaiion oes Singer
bunoes, Der am Sonntog Abeno Dor
OiAtbeleBtem 8ouie auf Der neu ber-
geridteten uno gefdaig ausgeitatte-
ten giibne Dor iih ging, mar elmer
Der belten, tpenn niht Der ulerbelte,
Del9er bis ieBt unter Der &egie reg
9errn 0m. SannemanH bort Itott-
%gefun0en bat. Dor alien mar bic
Ilspabl Der Stiide %lobenSmert. Sou
Oielen mar oas erlte: r6rau 8liim-
den, ais elm .59nant~ in einem
oft, oas 3Deite v0rei 3eitungS : An'
nOncen~ ais cine nYolie" angefiin-
Oigt. Die 8e3eibnung Eolie lit ent-
i9ieOen perfeblt. Die nDrei 3ei-
tlingsanllonpen~ Iin0 feline Eoiie, ion-
bern b1tten nit bel groBerem Hedt
Gin Sbmanf genannt mer0en ton-
men, mdbreno 0as erite Stiid, mel
Dies, abgeieben BON Dem minoer GIT
%gelungenen ShluB, eiuen iebr ge-
l9idten Nufbau uno Dirtli9 fonll-
l6e 8irrungen unO Srrungen bat,
iebr pobl ais n2uitipiel~ gelte.l
fam. Gs lolte uns freuen, wenn
Die Negie 5u Der ginii1t gefommeiI
iein Ioate, OaB tie flug oaran TIT,
feline 8Oiien mebr auf3ufiibren. 8irf.
lid quite EoIien iino lelten, un0 es lit
iebr lhmer, tie gut auf5ufiibren. 60
beuSmert mie Die IuspabL Der Stiide
mar aud Die Auffiibrung. Sdmmt
li6e Dariteultngeny BON 0enen Die
@begntten 9err un0 6rau 0ebmer
unO, menl mir nidt irren, au1 9err
Geo. IS. Slitt gum eritenmal Dor eli
nem Sdngerbunopublifum ipielten
uno 5ipar nit GROCER Siderbeit, Sc
panOtbeit uno Natiirli9feit, be-
berri9ten ibre &oaen ooafommen,
un0 lpra6en, obtie 81 l6reien, lallt
un0 Oeutli6 genug, lin in ie0er Ode
Oes Saales perItanOen 5u merOen.
Die bier Baare, Die li9 ain S6lub
0es &uItipieles ufriegten~ marell
5rau Marie 9ebnler ais 6ausbelib-
erin 6rau 8liimden uno SEER Ism.
Sannemann als 6entier Imbroiiuo
&iidert; @err Geo. Is. Ylitt ais
Sdlolier Stemm uno 6ralt v. Oi.
0fcgtiIb ais Oelien 6rau @ulolia
Serr Ism. Siromatfi ais S9neioer
Maderli6 unO 6rau s. 2oiiau ais
6rau Aambroiia @einbolO. uno Serr
S5obn s. 9ebmer ais &ausOtener
Srib uuo Sri. @leouore S6par8 ais
&06in Settle.
Die 0arIteQer in Dem aDeiten
Stitd paren SEER @m. @annemarm
als &entier @abfe, Sri. gleonore
S6war5 oils oelien S1melter &uui-
gunoe, Sri. Olga 9oiiau als 9ienit-
m1ohen &iefe, 9err q. s. Bnltls
OILS @ausbeliber @rieben, @err @m.
Sirotpatfi ais 9noifer &rimel uno
@err Geo. g. 8litt ais 81der @iir-
mel. DIT geIpanntet @ufmerfianl-
felt folgten Die 3uidaler Dem, mas
auf Der 8iibne borgtng, 1no gaben
our9 b1ufiges ber5liHes 2a9en unO
our1 Rehabilitation gu p~erfteben,
OaB lie nit ben 0arbietungen ser
&iinltler ooIlouf 5ufrieoen tDoren.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27
Sittct mn Entertaining.

Gbinos republifonii6e 9egierune
bat ant Somstag ourd ibren Mini.
tier oes Mlismdrtigen 8onq Chang
@ei Elm &itnOihreiben nod @aib-
ington, Gofio, 2onoon, Boris, Ser
lin uHo ct. petersburg geihidt, oas
tolgenoermaBen lautet: .Nah0em Die
Manoidu &egierllng NIT Der Re
publif Don China gerbonolungen eil-
gegongen bat, INN ibre eelommteu
iouperdnen Redte uno 8oamohten
auf5ugeben fleben mir inbriinItig
Inn Anerfemrmg, oanit elm oerBdng.
nispolles Snterreanum permie0en
lperOe@. 3ugleih tat ole oorl1mfige
Regierung einen Shritt bon b0HIter
9eoeutlmg, inoem lie Dem Rremier-
lniniiter GUAM Sbi Goi nod 8eting
elm lltinlotltm ialtote, meldes ole
%folgenoen 6or0erungeu entbielt: /.
Ib0nnfung oes Gbrones uno QllIfge.
ben Der lollOer0nen @emolt; 9. @ein
Wfanoihu oarf an Der propiioriiden
Hegierul9 0es 2an0es beteiIiqt fem;
3. ole Saliptitaot Der proniioriihen
9iegieruug fam nidt in Hefing elm
gerihtet meroen; A. Eremier Oudn
Obi 3ai Oorf niht an Der probiio.
ridden Neeieruug t~eilnebmen, bis
ole Nepublif BON Den ausI1noi-
i9en Mddten o%nerfannt mno Die
Sromng pieOer bereeltellt lit.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27
&crciuigtc Singer.

Cine 0elegaten 8erIommlimg
DER n@ereiuigteu Sanger" fano am
5onntog Nahmittag Inn flint llbr
inter Dem 8oriib oes Gr1iioenten
Sobn @olomoun ltatt. 9tlr elm 9e.
iegot Ieblte. SEER aarl Sober, Der
Wtliiitotreftor oes glrion, muroe fir
Dus laufenoe Sabr gum 8ereini-
glinas 0irigenteu erforen. ge5iig.
lid Der gemeiniamen SingItunOen
bei6loiien, ooB oieie ale am
sQtittpoh ab9ebalten weroen louen,
mo 3fpar Die erite in Der a~rionbalIe.
,O6 ole n1hitfolgenOe tpieoer in Der
@rion- ooer in Der SGnger6unobolle
ltattfinoen ioa, bleibt Der iepeiligen
@ntidei0ung Der Singer iiberlaIien.
Die neue SoBung Oes noro0Itlifen
5anger6nn0es muroe inter Die bel.
Den Sereine p~erteilt uno Dem 8Mn.
Idle oes 8unOesprGiioenteu @orI
2enB. OaB ieoer aftipe Singer zines
oieier Seftden beiiben ion, miro emf.
iproheu meroen. Die 8orbereitln.
gen fir Oie altf Den Speiten Sonn-
tag I'M Mtai auberormte @aIierfabrt
aa6 0taribaa Soil limo i'm @ange.
ltad Der Gertngltlg maren Die De-
legaten Die @dite oeS Tereinigungs.
prdlioenten Sobn @olomann, Der Iie
nit ioIden 9ederbiiien tpie RoamOp-
len, 8ismarfbdrinsen, @1nieleber
itnO ShmobaidpaBle nebit @eriten-
iait mo Senriettns betpirtete.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27

Ger aus ben Nnrren &ug.
Sobn @iidbuien gbas. g.
@erner, Martin 8iegano, Gbas. z.
S9pegler, %. Hudodi6el, 8m-
@iegnlann, ST. &edemeg uno @ti6a-
e[ &ol3beierIein beltebenoe ualeinq
Sat" oes 9rion D%erinmmelte lih am
Sonntag in Dem gereinsbaus gto-
1905 6 @trabe q. 90. unO beriei
lid unter 2eitung beg 0bernarren
Aug. Sdnnr5 iiber ben fir ben A.
6ebruor 1nberaumten 0@umoriiti.
I1en Abeno".
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27

5ebr 3nblrei9 botten ii1 ole
Mitglieoer oes @ermaria : Wdnner=
dors am Sonntag Mbeno nit ibren
6amilien gu elmer mulifoliiden "
Misunderstanding in ibrer Soae i'm
@otel 8eBler eingefunOen. Ser @bor
trl1g nit gutem @rfolg mebrere Sic
Der Dor. 6rou Sobn gedder unO Die
&erren 6ranf @entb, Wtar Der un0
Holpb SoOler gaben mebrere 5ali
gum 8eiten. 6rau guBler, Die 8r6-
iioentin Oes 9amenpereins, CAB be-
fannt, oaB Die bon Den Danen ge-
plante rS1altiabrpartie~ anltatt am
Ntontag, benz 49,, am Mittpoh, benz
81. Sanlar ftattfinoen ueroe.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27

Sci Dem groBen Sroensfelt,
meIhes ani1brli1 am Sobrestag Der
Gr0ni1ng oes erlten 80nigs BON
BreuBen nit bel 8omp in Berlin
gefeiert miro, fiel am borigen 5rei=
tag Der iibliCbe Or~Oeusregen. 3Wei
ebemalige Angeborige Der bieiigen
oerti1en 8oti1aft geborten 8u De-
uer, melbe Sroensaus5ei6nungen
empfingen: Ser friibere Wtilitaratta-
DIE Sberleutnant a0rner, nurOe nit
Dem Soften M~olerorOen 3. &laIIe unO
Der friibere Morineottade &apit1n
). g. Sebbingbats nit Dem &ronen-
oroen 2. &Ioiie beoa6t.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27

Ner eiu giites Bort fiir feline
Sotal5eitung einlegt un0 fir Oeren
Gerbreitune mirft. ioroart MIR fem
eieenes Sntereiie uno oas @obI Der
@emeiioe. @ont SIR oos nift ttu,
inoem Sbr 0as nSournaI~ Guren Be
tnnnten empfebIt2
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27

Set Serr 9arl Sammel fs iiber.
nDmmcn fat, luanOeIt ole biSberige
iriidc @irtidaft an Der GGe Der 10.
Strafe MnO Eenn. Mbe., q. g., idl
raid in cine Oenti6e nm.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27

@an3born in Der 0teibe Der
Sous, S9ilO- uno Gresfomoler itebt
Sic. @ieeanO, $50. S24 Sehite Ctr,
g. %.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27
eaftnnasfsit.

lleber Dem gingonestor an Dantes
SOLE itonO Der Sprud: ,SSbr, Oie
i6r bier eintretet. loBt aac SoffunQ
i6minoen". lleber Der @in9onQstiir
DER @rionbaae las man am Oomers
tag, Dem is. San, Die weniger gril.
IeIige Snidrift:
All ye Boys
Who enter here
Do not forget
This is Leap Year.
This is our advise
To young and old
You must this night
Do as you're told.
Ssn ser Eat BADEN li6 ole ngops"
Our6 Oiele uieliagenoe Snidriit
nidt Dor Dem 8etreten Der Sole 3u-
riidi9reden laiien; iie famen in gro.
Der 3abl, alte mo iunge, INN Den
perebrten 0amen bonn Domenpereiu
oas ID. Stiftungsfeit feiern gu belfen
uno lie batten es ni6t 81 bereuen,
Oenn es mar mirflid elm iebr bib
i9es StiftlugsfeIt, meldes ole Do
men, i%nionOerbeit oos unter Der 9ei-
ting bon SRI. %nulile Sober iteben-
De OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Die 6rauen
9arb. arumte, Ole gegenipdrtige 8rd-
Iioentiu, guma gtefb GmmIo Serr-
manrl uno Ni. gbrbarot uno ole sri.
@leonore S6mar5 un0 2iuD @eber,
in 8erbinouitg nit Der 8%orIteberin
0es observation-disclosures 5rau s..
@iidbuien 5ripege eebrad]t batten.
SIS ting glei6 iebr biibid an. Sn
geOronetem 3nge betraten Die 0amen
in meiBen &lei0ern uno meiBen @dub.
6en, jeOe cine Eitppe i'm Arm, aus
Dem 0amen5immer fommenO, in Den
Sanl. 6rau arumte, Die Yrdlioen-
tin, belt BON Der 9iibne berunter cine
tur5e Aniprohe, in pelber lie ber-
porbob, DUB fir oen gerein MN, Oa
er oos Ia. 2ebensiabr errei6t babe,
5lunr Die 3eit Der 8lippenipiele Dor
iiber iet ober Die %blii9enoe goloene
3eit crit reft begonnen babe. sic
oonfte ibrer &orgGngerirl Der @6reit.
praliOentin SRI. Yauline SOBER fir
Die oielen guten 9ienite, Die lie benz
&erein geleiitet, uno iiberreihte ibr,
inOem iie Der Soffnuug @usorud per-
lieb, oaB Tie aiib fe%rnerbin, obidou
nibt in offi8ieaer SteIllng, Dem Ser.
Elm ibre pertpollen 0ienlte nibt emf.
5ieben tueroe, elm @eIhenf. Oas mei-
tere Iroeramm fir oen Mbeno unl-
faBte allBer einem Gbor Der Mrioni-
ten einen moblgelungenen, lebr idon
on~5uiebenoen Grill, 0%onfepipiele,
bel oeren erltem 6rar Dirt uuD
Serr Ban, bel Oeren 3meitem 6roll
Serrmonn unD 6rdulein Vi.
&rumfe &reiie getpanuen, Gdn6e mo
Elm iebr oergniigIides Bridesmaid.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-23
KEEP THE KIDNEY $
 WELL
Health Is Worth Saving, and Some Pine Bluff People Know How to
 Save It.

Many Pine Bluff people take their lives in their hands by neglecting the kidneys when they know these organs need help. Sick kidneys are responsible for a vast amount of suffering and i'll health-the slight est delay is dangerous. Use Doan's Kidney Pills-a remedy that has cured thousands of kidney sufferers. Here is Pine Bluff citizens recom- mendation.
 Allen Qualls, IF N. Beech St, Pine Bluff, Ark, says: Drinking so many kinds of water while travelling I believe was the cause of my kid ney trouble from which I began to suffer several years ago. had a severe pain in the small of my back, lacked strength or ambition and felt altogether miserable. The kidney secretions were irregular in pass age, causing me much annoyance. Doan's Kidney Pills, procured at Morris Drug Store, quickly relieved me of these troubles and restored my kidneys to normal condition. I am now enjoying good health and anu glad to endorse a remedy Of such great merit as Deans Kidney Pills"
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co.,, Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the -Doan's-and take no other.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-23
A Girls Wild Midnight Ride.

To warn people of . fearful forest fire in the Catskills a young girl rode horseback at midnight and saved many lines. Her deed was glo- rious but 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 full cough and lung disease" writes w. R. Patterson, Wellington, Tex. "after four i'm our family had died with consumption, and I gained 87 pounds" Nothing so sure and safe for all throat and lung troubles
 Price soc and $1.00. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by All Druggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-23


 the bitter campaign conducted by Constable Dutch Jones against him, certain charges were made against me which, if true, would render me unworthy of the office which I now hold with the Humane Society" He declares that these charges should be investigated for my sake and especially for the good of the society," and he insists that this be done.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-23
THE FIRST GRAY
 HAIR SIGN OF AGE
Easy Way to Preserve Natural Color of the Hair Ghd Make It Grow.


 A harmless remedy, made from common garden sage, quickly re- stores gray hair to natural color. The care of the hair, to prevent it from losing it's color and lustre, is just as important as to care for teeth to keep them from discoloring. Why spend money for cosmetics and creams to improve the complexion, and yet neglect your hair, when gray hair is even more conspicuous and suggestive of age than wrinkles or a poor complexion? Of the two, 1t is easier to preserve the natural color and beauty of the hair than it is to have good complexion.
 All that Is necessary is the occa- sional use of Wyeth's Sage and Sul- phur Hair Remedy, a preparation Of common garden Sage and Sulphur. combined with other valuable reme- dies for dry, harsh, faded hair, dand- ruff, itching scalp and falling hair. AICcI h IcW dppliCdIlolS Ol UuiS Sihi- pie, harmless remedy, your hair will gradually be restored to its natural color, in a short time the dandruff will be removed, and your hair will no longer come out but will start 10 grow as Mature intended it should.
 Don't neglect your hair, for it goes further than anything else to make or mar your good looks. You can buy this remedy at any drug store for fifty cents . bottle, and your druggist will give your money back If you are not satisfied after using. Purchase . bottle today. You will never regret 1t when you realize the difference 1t will make in your ap- pearance. Specia1 Agent. Mann Tankersley Drug Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-23
CONDEMNED MEN
 READY TO DIE
Henry Coates and J. R. McIlwaine to Be Taken to Mississippi County
 This Week.

Henry Coates and J. R. McIlwaine to
 Be Taken to Mississippi County This Week.
 Little Rock, Ark, Jan. 22.-Henry Coates and J. R. McIlvaine, the young white men being held at the state penitentiary for safe-keeping, will be removed by the sheriff of Mississippi county early this week. and taken to Osceola to be hanged next Friday for murder. All hope has been abandoned by them, and they are resigned to their fate. The governor has refused to interfere with the sentences of the court.
 Religious services were held at the prison Sunday afternoon by Rev. P. L. Dunn and Miss Allen, the lat ter connected with the State Sunday School work. There were present also several other preachers and 8 number of ladies. McIlvaine and Coates were much affected by the services, and Mc1lvaine especially went forward to shake hands with the religious workers and ask for their prayers. He said that he wanted to get right with Cod" Coates has not been we'll for sev- eral days, and was much down-cast during the services. Both of the condemned men have lost the spirit of confidence which sustained them for months, and have at last broken down their cast-iron reserve in the imminence of the gallows. Each still contends that he is innocent of murder, and that in the killing of the men for whose death they must hang, they acted only in sef-de- fense.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-23
} . = = = = = . .
 REAL ESTATE
 } Reported Daily By N, T. ROBERTS ABSTRACT co.
 } K. M. Simpson. Treas. 21S West Barraque Street
 } Guaranteed Abstracts
} . . q . . . . . . . . . ;

F. o. McGehee to RObt. l.. McGehee, Warranty Deed, ne IA, blk. 21, Dex- ter Harding's Addition, $1 ct al. considerations.
 James Pleasant to William Moore, Warranty Deed, lot 5 Subdivision blk. 69, Dexter Harding's Addition, $350.
 F. G. Smart to Henry Pumpkin, Warranty Deed, lot "K'', blk 6. F. G. Smart, Addition, $75.00.
 T. F. Sorrells to Lue Phillips, War ranty Deed, ne 1-4, se 1-4. Section PATIO, t$20O.00.
 Pinchback Taylor to A. w. Lowe, Warranty Deed, Pt. Lot 1, blk l, Doris Addition West, $1.O0.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-23
T. c. EDGAR Dentist.

Has re-opened his office at Room No. 408 Citizens Bank Bldg. Phone lilo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-23
SIDEWALK DISTRICT NO.- ..

SIDEWALK DISTRICT NO. .. (Barraque to Sixth, Olive to Poplar) The tax books for the collection oi special assessment upon the real prop erty in Sidewalk District No. 3, i'll the city of Pine Bluff have been placed in my hands.
 All owners of real property lying in the District are required to pay their assessments to me within thirty days from this date. If such payment is not made, action will be commenc- ed at the end of that time for the collection of such assessment and fol legal penalties and costs.
 Given under my hand this 27th day of December, 1911.
 A. G. RUSSELL, City Collector. Office City Hall, 9 a. m. to 12 m.
 12 27 Inn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-23

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
 @Cures in Every Case"
 MT. Jas. McCaffery, Mgr. of the Schlitz Hotel, Omaha, Neb., recon mends Foley's Honey and Tar Com pound, because 1t cures in every case. "I have used 1t myself and l have recommended 1t to many oth- CTS who have since told me Of ita great curative power in diseases of the throat and lungs" For all coughs and colds 1t Is speedily ef- fective-W. L. Dewoody & Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-23
MANY CONTESTS
 AT LITTLE ROCK
Defeated Candidates Are Dissatis. fled With Returns from Recent
 City and County Elections.

City and County Elections.
 Little Rock, Ark, Jan. 22.-The city and county primaries are over in Little Rock, but their echoes still finger Sin charges of fraud that are to be investigated by the commit tees. First comes the contest for the office of city clerk, between Frank M. Oliver and R. c. Hughes the former an ex-city clerk, the lat ter son of the late ex-Gov. s. P. Hughes. Oliver was declared the winner in the city primaries by a majority of two votes, and the com mittee refused recount. Hughes then alleged fraud in several of the wards, and was given possession of the poll books to investigate them for fraudulent votes. Both sides are this week engaged in taking deposi- tions and affidavits, and the contest promises to be very interesting one.
 A contest that will be even more exciting and attract more widespread attention is that which has been in- stituted by Earl D. Kidder and Henry c. Reigler, who ran fifth and sixth according to the returns made by the judges in the county primary for representative. Should they both win, they would disp]ace former Sec retary of State O. c. Ludwig and w. M. Stoddard, of the State Land of flee, formerly of Jonesboro. The vote for these four was reported as follows: Ludwig, 17S4; Stoddard 1746; Kidder, 1916; Riegler, 1889 Other candidates are not near enough to count.
 Allegations are made that false re- turns were made from the North Big Rock precinct and the Fifth ward oi Argenta. It is alleged that Stod- dard received only 29 votes in these two precincts, whereas he was ac' credited in the returns with 1O4 Similar inaccuracies are allegeu II other precincts that will be suffi cient, if true, to change up the dele gation. Kidder and Riegler, yount attorneys of the city announce tha they propose to push the contests and have employed counsel to prose cute the cases. Stoddard and Lud wig express confidence in the situa tion, and declare that they will b' able to maintain their position.
 Another result of the election tha is attracting attention is the actio' of w. M. Rankin, unsuccessful candt date for constable of this township in resigning as officer or the Hu mane Society. He says that durin!
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EDGAR PIPKIN
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Former City Editor of the Pine Bluff Daily Graphic Nominated for
 Representative.

Helena. Ark, Jan. 22.-In the Dem ocratic primaries held here recent ly, it is conceded that w. G. Will liamson and E. M. Pipkin, for rep resentative, have led the ticket by a majority of between 500 and 700. defeating the other candidates of the race, c. E Smith and B. H. Ross.
 In the senatorial contest, Judge John I. Moore was nominated by a large majority over Peter A. Deisch and G. w. Yancey.
 w. J. Polk will probably defeat Jno. w. Webster for county assessor The remainder of the ticket was without opposition. MT. Pipkin is g young attorney here and was for. merly city editor of the Pine Bluff Daily Graphic. He is son of Rev Pipkin, who at one time was pastor of the First Methodist church at Pine Bluff.
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