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Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05
many friends Of the young couple in
extending congratulations.
Ex.oov. Jos. FoLk

IN Mo5ERLv.
CMoberiy Democrat
x.Gov Joseph w. Folk passed
through Moberly on No. 8 this after
noon en- route to Kansas City.
While the train stopped for ten
minutes at union station a Democra.
reporter entered the parlor G q and
! secured a brief interview with the ex-
governor.
Asked If he thought Bryan would
receive a cabinet appointment from
President.elect Woodrow Wilson ne
i replied:
ayes. Mr.. Bryan will be appointed
secretary Of state, provided h'
will accept the portfolio, and pc
g neve he will accept"
N Continuing Gov. Folk said;
'e NJ Bryan does not seek tn
~ Mace and il rendered 1t would nc
IS accent it merely for the sake {
holding office. If he accepts. 1t WI
I y
be purely from patriotic motives. =
NlLas a good plan for the estaDiis
ment Of universal peace and shou
he accept. 1t will be with the purpo'
Of trying to put into actual pra
tice this plan. / firmly believe
that Bryan would rather be OF sci
ice to his country than to hold a
office high or low, within the 9
Of the people. and should he DC
strumental in bringing about univ
sal peace he would be rendering
only this country. but the world
large, the greatest service nat
would be possible for any mar
render."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05
Mrs. Laura Mckinney departed on
Monday for California. where sne
win spend the winter.

We wish to cali your attention to
the fact that most infectious DIS
eases stssh az whocping cough. diph-
iberia and scarietfeyer are contracted
when the child has a cold. Chamber
|iain's Cough Remedy will quickly
cure a cold and greatly lessen the
danger OF contracting these diseases.
This remedy is famous for its cures
Of colds. 1t contains no opium or
other narcotic and may be given to
a child with implicitconfidence. Sold
hx all dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05

craddock's beautiful holiday line
10 now all opened up and on display
BeautifuI GIFT Books, Calendars, dam
~ water colors, framed pictures, Pa
rIsIan Ivory Novelties. Brass an'
leather Goods in large variety an'
at Popular prices.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05

we're seven tables. The extra gnesea
were Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A bearing.
Miss Mary Houston. Mrs. LEILA Mitch
ell. Mr.. win wIllians received the
gentleman's prize and Mrs. VIII Lee
the Ladies'.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05
~, u,,,, sind that druggists every

You will find that druggists every
where speak well Of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. They know from long
experience in the sale Of 1t that y
cases Of coughs and colds it can al
ways be depended upon. and that It
is pleasant and safe to take. 10
sale by ell dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05
as MILLINERY.

viii, on Jan 9TH, 1913. open. TO
a limited u,rmber Of pupils a senoOl
teaching tbs art Of millinery, fitting
tha nupils in six weeks for a posi-
ton the coming spring season Fol
terms. apply at my place Of business
drw, Miss Rosamond.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05

hIss FRANCES GILL
Phone 447.

Phone 447.
Miss Dorothy Blanks entertained
friends Thursday evening with a Ly-
rlc party after which they repaired 70
Boone's for refreshments. The follo"'
ing young people enjoyed Miss Blank
hospitality: Misses Dorothy Worreii.
Beulah Greer. Frances johnson. Mary
billiard. Julia Cave. Mary bearing
Bernice Smith, Mary Cant. Jennie
nensdale. Mabel Threlkeld. Georgia
Miller and Messrs. Calvin. Tilton'
Charles Guthrie, william yanDeyen-
ter Howard Keath, Frank cauthorn'
BEN Locke. Shields Moore. Orlando
worrell. Horace Primer, Ernest
crowsdaIe, Hubbard and Fred Doss.
Mrs. II. B. Brett entertained the
". A. y. club Friday afternoon. 9th
err guests besides members Of the
club we're Mesdames. Fredendall Of
Lexington, Mo-, Conlon OF Hannibal
lie. A. Barnes, R. R. Arnold. LEILA
Mitchell. Hanna, Mary Graham. J. r
Jesse. c. b. Morris, Sallie Hisey
Tina Dobyns, F. r. Sanford, A. G
White, Rutledge and Misses Hattie
Edmonds, Mary Houston, Brown. Eliz
abeth Gill Miss Elizabeth Arnold as
sisted Mrs. Brett in entertaining.
Mrs. chas. Glenay entertained MI
and Mrs. c. b. Morris and family, Nj
and Mrs. ]. G. Lakenan and Mr. an
Mrs. c. A. Barnes and children an
Miss Matthews al dinner Thursday.
Mrs. Edgar Wiles entertained vat
: n dinner at the Ringo Thursday. He
guests we're Mrs. Mamie Moore. Mr.
Amelia Buckley. Miss Mary Bickle!
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Buckley, Mis-
Edna Buckley. Mr.. and Mrs. J !
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Moor
and Miss Ida Ricketts,.
Mrs. Lamartine Lakeland had ft
dinner guests Thursday at her coul
try home, Mrs. Edwards, Mr.. Jam
Edwards, Miss Sallie Lakenan, MI
Kota Luckie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. B. Scaopp gay
Thanksgiving dinner in honor OF Mr
Jacob schopp OF st, Louis and tho
who enjoyed Mr.. and Mrs. schopl
hospitality were Mrs. Masy Clapp
and granddaughter Miss Marie &C
adv. north Of Mexico, Miss Maids
and Mrs. Harry Brooks of Hatton, =
Mrs. p. J. Miles, Of ST. Louis. \
and Mrs. oddie schopp and daught'
Elizabeth.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. West emit
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Harr
at Thanksgiving dinner. The Turk
was Of the Major variety Mr.. W
having won it from a Republican Ia
friend in the recent gubernational {
test.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Ellis sp'
Thanksgiving with their Mr.. R
ard Ellis and wife, Of Jacksonville,
Mrs. R. D. worrell went to
Louis Friday.
Mrs. Latney Barnes returned 10
home In Amarillo, Texas yesterday
ter a visit with Mr.. and Mrs 9
Lewis and friends here.
"a visiting Mrs. r. D. Worrell.
Mrs. J. R. Jesse entertained a
friends in an informal way Wed
dav afternoon. A dainty cha
dish lunch was enjoyed at the 9
OF the afternoon.
Tally Cards, Bridge Whist scs
Dance Programs and Place %
lc to zoe each.
worrell. The Jeweier.
The Wednesday Club met
week with Miss Houston, MRS.
H. Tincher was leader. Papers
eiven as follows: Mrs. E. A. De
aWomen Poets of the South,
Emmons, lowell" Mrs. W.
Botts, Margaret Fuller" ana
Baal ALLEN Poe;' Miss Anne
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05

If YOU are troubled with chronic
constipation, the mild and gentle e.
feet Of chamberIian's Tablets makes
them especially suited to your case
lFor sale by all dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05

When you have a bilious attack
give chanberiain's Tablets q trial.
Tbey are excellent. For sale by
all dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05

craddock sells the Genuine L. u.
Waterman Fountain Pens. the stan
dard Of the World. the ideal gift
for Lady or Gentleman.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05

The Good Time Club met Tuesday J
afternoon with Mre. Frank MecOrd. A
clever little guessing game was indul
ed in. the first prize q hand painted
nut howl. went to Mrs. ]. W. Spuires
and the second, a nut cracker and
nut picks to Mrs. John Martin. Mrs.
L. NJ. Dozier was the only extra
guest present.
An informal dance was given We'd
nesday evening at the Elks Club
rooms,
Engraved Visiting Cards, Wedding
invitations, Announcement and
Acknowledgement Cards. styles
correct, prices righE, and orders
prompt.
worren. The Jeweler.
Misses Pauline VanNess and Hazel
Mcintyre entertained the A. X. Mis-
sion Circle Of the Baptist church Wed
nesday afternoon In honor Of Miss
Anne Lewis. The entertainment was
nj the home Of Miss VanNess and
was in the form of q surprise Chrys-
anthemum shower for Miss Lewis
delicious refreshments we're serve
during the afternoon.
Mrs. ]. R. Jessie entertained de
HghtfuIly last Saturday afternoon
with a 500 party in honor of Mrs. Ed
gar Wilde Of Dayton, Ohio and Mrs
Latney Barnes, OF Amarillo, Texas
Ia dainty salad course lunch was
served at the close OF the afternoon.
Fine stationery, Correspondents
lcards, Invitation Papers.Always thu
correct styles. z6c to ti.0e the box.
worrell. The Jeweier-
! Mrs. Charles Clark entertained thu
following guests for dinner Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X. Brown, Mis-
Hattie Brown. Miss Ellis and MT. an'
: Mrs. Homer Marshall.
!. Misses Eva Miller and Anna WI
iams and Nellie Lee are home iron
st. Louis where they went Tuesda
e 10 attend the wedding Of Miss Flo
ence woodson. She was married 9
lher home wednesday evening, 1888 J
y Bell. to Mr.. Horace Fritschle. ID
Billings performed the ceremon'
. Mrs. Fitschle is quite well know
= here where she visits.
Miss Trix Turley had Mrs. F. !
!. Thomas and little son, Everett La
!. sing. OF Auxvasse, and Miss Jess
4 Mexican for six o'clock dinner CUES
Thanksgiving.
n Misses Alberta Griswold and Ma
IN garet Callison, Of Hardin Coiies
10 spent Thanksgiving with Miss Luz
II Denham, on 70. Promenade St,
Joe Denham and Charlie Green,
Centralia, we're the Thanksgiyi
sr- guests Of G. L. Denham and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price johnson {
- tertained Mr.. and Mrs. w. w, Fl
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Fry, Miss q
trude Fry and Mr.. and Mrs. ].
johnson and family for dinner Thai
giving.
~ Miss Ida White Of n. Y. and M
Buckner Carr and daughter of
Louis are guests OF Mrs Q. D. Z
st. ers.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID. Rogers
her family spent Thursday in Montgcm
af- City where they attended the wedd
has Of Miss Mary Gupton to Mr. Ha
Black.
% tafHga INF. MEf SRslnA Lvcs'a- en-
Miss Elizabeth Price at dinner IN
nes- day.
al. The Chautauqua Circle met
week with Miss Frances Bolts.
Mary Graham led the lesson on
Tariff of the Renaissance. Mrs.
res es Ray read a paper on the AVA
ros ing Of Democracy in French let,
The next meet will be with mrs
Mrs. Geo. Austin gave a del
'nls IN dinner Thanksgiving day.
house was decorated in green ans
low. Her guests were Mr.. and
arins T. j. KeIso and family, Mr.. ana
W., sam Duncan and family ana
Emmett Atkinson.
evils Mrs. Clay Mcclure entertainer
500 club Wednesday evening.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05

Ledger Want Ads save YOU time
ana money. Everybody reads them
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05

A O. whitson, prosecuting attof-
nsy-elect, now has his office in the
Court House.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05

GOVERNOR MAJOR has decided
on nil OF his appointments.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05

BEGIN to do your Christmas shop
ping right away.
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Pretty As A Picture

Takes on a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05

Mrs. Charles Clark entertained the
following guests for dinner Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X. Brown, MISS
Hattie Brown. Miss Ellis and Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Marshall.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-13
MtXlCANS SHOOT GOWN AN AMERICAN Private Eugene Travis Mor- tally Wounded When He
 Intercepted smugglers.
BATTLE ON BORDER
Pri'ate in Third Cavalry is Sho. Frun lis Horse -MeXic4ns
 Escape.

Fl Paso, Tex, Aug. 12.-One United States soldier was killed and one Mexican rebel wounded in a fight be- etWeen horder guards and ammuni- ton smugglcrs near Columbus, N. M early this morning. Colonel E. Z. Steever, commander of the Dcpart- ment of Texas, has received a report of the encounter.
 According to the official report Private Philip Fletcher, of Troupe A., Third Cavalary, intercepted a party of ammunition smugglers while his post this morning. The MeXicans imme- diately opened fire when commanded to halt. Fletcher returned the fire and wounded one of the MeXicans. Before troopers on the nearest post gallop- ed up Fletcher had been shot through the body. He is reported to have died later in the day in the camp of the troops along the line of the Fl ,Paso Southwestern Railroad.
 After the United States soldier had been shot from his saddle the MeXi- cans escaped.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-13
THE RACE IS ON
 10 HOT SPRINGS Whitman's Men and Polic3 Both Anxious to Get Pos
 session of Schepps.
LAWYER COMING TOO
Wires ScheppS Not t0 TaIk-May0r Petit and Chief Leonard
 Favor Whitman.

Hot Springs, Aug. 12.-S0mewhere in the middle of the continent trav- cling with all the speed of all the fas'sest rains they can find three men are racing toward this resort for the possessio ncf Sam Schepp3, paYmaster Of the murder gang which killed Herman Rosenthal in New Yerk, July 16. All are from New York
 Two of the man are from the of flee of District Attorney Whitman; one at least, though thsre may be more, IS from the police department of the big city, travelling under cr- ders from Deputy Police Commis- sioner George Dougherty. Ire Dis trict Attorneys men left New York Sunday; they should arrive here some time tomorrow. A third party of their force went around by AL bany to get requisition papers on the governor of Arkansas.
 The New York police want Sehepps, but the prisoner $ in meTtal fear 1 of falling into their hands and is 1 talking of fighting eXtradition if they are given control of him on the Journey to New York. District At- torney Whitman wants Schepps and has ordered Chief of Police Leonard to hold the prisoner subject only to orders from the district attorneys .s office, The police and Whitman are acting separately and independent of each other while it appears that Schepps, who is wanted as mater ial witness only, has good chance of winning his fight against, extradi- tion should he undertake such a ccurse.
 Bernard Sander, attorney for Schepp, is also headed this way, af- ter sending Schepps warning tele- gram to talk to no one and to sur render himself only to the District Attorneys men.
 Mayor Tom Petit and the chief of police declare that they will sur render the prisoner to the men from the office of District Attorney Whit man.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-13
DARR0W WILL
 ARGUE OWN CASE McNamara Attorney Will Speak to Jurors Ill His
 Own Defense. A CAUSTIC SPEECH Deputy District Attorney Compares Accused Attorney With Judas ls-
 cariot and Benedict Arnold.
A CAUSTIC SPEECH

Los Angeles, Cay, Aug. 12-Opsn
 
 and bold accusations of perjury on the rart of witnesses for the defense and the assurance that the District Attorney will investigate tGe fact and circumstances in connection With the case, characterized the open n5 day,s argument made by Deputy Dis trict Attorney w. J. Board to the irry in the trial of Clarence s. Dar- TOW. the attorney on tr'al for jury tampering in the McNamara case.
 Fcrd, in drafting his deductions from the testimony that had been introduced in the Darrcw case, ac- cused the attorneys connected Win the McNamara defense, excepting .rcseph Scott, and the late Judge Me Nrtt. with complicity in the alleged bribery trarsactions. He seyersly orraigned Darrow, comparing him 10 Judas Iscariot and Benedict Arnold; anaology between him and Francls p.oon who was convicted of rece W ;nh hribes, accused the former Mc- Namara chief counsel of havlng heen a traitor to his client and nav ino sacrificed" J. B. McNamara to save himself By his writing ana h e attitude toward which he regard ed as social crimes as his wlllifg- ness to defend the perpetrators oi cnch crimes. the assistant prosecu- tor declared that Darrow had been Ill measure responsible for the ues- trrction of the Times building ana tb,s loss of twenty-ore lives.
 ' Tn closing h's appeal, the assis5an' nrcsecutor declared there was no question as to the guilt of Darrow He asked the jury to return Vefoic' of conviction, .,,
 The arguments of the deferse WIT he opened tomorrw morning oy As scciate Counsel Horace A%ei. He will be followed late in the day ps chief Counsel Earl Rogers and Dar- row himself will close with an appeal ,.n his own behalf. The case or 1he stata will be concluded by District t e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-13

Friday, iE' which M. B. OCallaghan figured, Pine Bluffians, who we're well acquainted with him, are telling of his extreme nervousness, which was so noticeable dur ng his visits to this city in tEe cotton seasors fer the past twenty-five years. One cot ton man, who has had occasion to visit Mir. O'Callaghan in his office i'll the Norris building on West Second avenue, relates an interesting story ito illustrate Mr. O'Callaghan's nerv- ous disposition. Each time he visited him in his office he found him sitting in chair reading or at work on his books. He had a revolver lying on the desk, where he could grab 1t quick, and on one occasion it is re- lated that MT. O'Callaghan had the pistol lying in his lap. He would sit hours reading a newspaper in his o1- fee with gun nearby.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-13
We Want Your Business

We are always on the lookout for something or some way to please or help you thereby ourselves.
 We have put in busy little elec- tric machine to sharpen your old Safety Razor Blades. Price 25 for single and 35c per dozen for double edge. Saves you 25 to 65c per dozen. We have Eastman lkodaxs and Supp plies all kinds of sundries from tal- cum powder at 15c per pound to $1.25 for small can. A full line of Brocard
 Imported Russian Perfumes, Pow ders and Toilet Waters. We have laid you about our new fountain the neat est cleanest in the city and every drink or cream made of the highest quality we keep. Four delivery boys with wheels delivering as fast as they can in the city and we have 3 great many friends outside of the city that send us all their orders, even if they need something we don't car- ry we will send our buyer out and buy it for them. We have bought everything from meat to knitting needles. Come in to see us and make lyourself at home.
 lCITIZENS DRUG STORE | sWe Deliver 1t QIi6ker.s ] (Most the time)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-13
VAUDEVILLE ACTOR
 WILL BE ARRESTED

Greensborough, N. C.. Aug. PA warrant has been issued for the ar rest of Ed R. Mcintyre, formerly vaudeville star, charging him with sending ar internal machine to Miss Ollie Hoover, of High Point, because she rejected his proposal of marriage. The bemb exploded, seriously injur- ing William Busbee, manager of the express company and his cashier.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-13

Ucft to right, at top, Princess Mar5 and Prince Albert, of Wales; below, Prince Olaf and Prince E.dward)
 London, August 12.-ln piocahly studio are four of the most interest," ins. pencil sketches that have been exhibited in London for long time,
  and are causing indulgent smiles among all who see them. They are the work of the Prince of Wales, when
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-13
ROGERS HELD TO
 THE GRAND JURY

A. A. Rogers, a white man, who was recently brought back to this city from Texas to answer a charge of forgery, was arraigned before Magis- trate l.. E. Cheek yesterday and held to await the action of the grand jury on three charges of forgery. Bond was fixed at $500 in each case. Rogers, it is charged, forged the name Of J. A. Nixon to a check and cashed it at the Bank of Pine Bluff
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-13
JOINT MEMORIAL
 TO BUTT AND MILLOT

Washington, Aug. 12.-The Senate late today passed the Bacon joint resolutions authorizing the erection in Washington of a joint memor al to Major Archibald w. Butt, late aide to the President, and Francis Davis Millet, vice chairman of the fine. arts commission, both of whom. perished m inc Titanic disaster.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-13
0'CAlLAHAN'S WIFE
 WILL NOT PROSECUTE
PINE RLVFF COTTON MAN WILL BE RELEASED ON BAIL IN
 \ FEW DAYS.
She Is Recovering From Wounds and Wrote Him Note To His Jail
 Cell Yesterday.

New York, Aug. 12-Matthew O'Cal- lahan, the wealthy cotton broker, who shot his wife three times in their home in Brooklyn, Friday morn ing, probably will be released on bail in a few days. Mrs. OCallaghan who is the brokers second wife, is recovering ard the three bullets which hit her have been removed from her head and shoulders. She will not prosecute her husband and wrote a very cheering letter address sed to him in his cell today. O'Cal- laghan is said % have been intoxicat- ed when he shot at his wife under the impressiIn that she was burg lar.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-13
|,d Not Prove Claim Be- |e Bridge Commission of |qq1 Property Owners.
BEING HEARD
,ss,.n Permits Them to Com. n.re Assessment Books and Petitions.

rovnavers Protective Associa-
 ,oilpd to substantiate it's charges
 .,day before the .Jeffersor' County
 Bridge Commission when that
 met to hear protests or any
 complainl that might be field
 n.t the bu .lding of the Free
 ,,p In recent statements the of
 ,ls of the Taxpayers Association
 s repeatedly claimed that there
 6221 taxpayers names or the
 bssor's books of the county. When
 smand was made by Attorney w.
 coleman, representing the Com
 sjou, that this be proven in open
 sion before the Board yesterday
 Taxpayers Association was un-
 B to make the proof.
 he Taxpayers f led a list with ! Commission of what they claimed be 125 repeaters, alleging that kt many taxpayers had signed the idge petition ore or more times.
 e Board set to work inspecting list and comparing each name th a signature to a pet tion, fav- |ag the Free Bridge. Most of the
 moor session was spent in mak-
 this Investigation, about fifty hes being inspected with the Est |plicates. Of that number about |nore were found to have signed the |Aion mere than once. Several of
 le.are doubSfal, owing to the no- Eons that were made by clerks al |e bottom of blank petitions. Prac- lally all duplicates were concedel be duplicates by the Commiss on ltore the Investigation, it being an most imp0ssibilty for the clerks to ! 1880 names without duplicating flew of them.
 Attorney Carmichael, of Little Rock gresenting the Taxpayers Associa- an, made the statement that four sa had gone over the assessors 'tss and had found more than 5000 bperty owners listed in the county. said they would be able to prove s claim. Attorney Coleman re- Mded him that it was up to the op- 'nentS of the Free Bridge to prove calm, and he invited him to pre- M testimony to substantiate them. aOfney Carmichael turned to MT. paer, the president of the Taxpay- Association who had made the Alm over his signature, as if to in- Muce him as a witness. MT. Col ' sald that he had not made the unl' but R. C.. Bell, one of his clerks as sent for. MT. Bell was asked to sTNn' by a notary, but he de- nea to take an oath, declaring that lad net verified the figures and 7 not sure as to the exact number
 Moperty owners in the county ' ae had rot completed the count 0n April 23, 1912, T. J. Collier, D . ooyce and o. E. Mckenzie under N published an affidavit to the '''s mat there We're 3,sS6 land 'as's n Jefferson county. In a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-13

he was nine, Prince Albert, when he was seven, Princess Mary, when twelve, and Young Prince Olaf, of Sweden, The collection is the prop erty of Mrs. Gertrude Massey, the famous portrait painter of children, who invariably makes it practice to induce her subjects to draw pie ture of her while she studies and make notes of their expressions. It
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-13
HOLLAND LINE BOAT
 STRIKES AN ICEBERG
Wireless Call Has Been Answered By Several Steamers-2OO Pas
 sengers Aboard.

Halifax, N. s., Aug 12.-The steam CT Corsican, of the Holland Line, with 200 passengers aboard, struck an ice berg off the northwest coast of New Foundland this evening and has sent ourt wireless call for assistance.
 Several steamers, including the Canadian. Pacific liner Lake Cham plain, are reported to have respond ed to the call. It is learned that the Ccrsican struck the berg in dense fog. It is understood that the yes sel is in no immediate danger.
 Later wireless advices are to the effect that the Cors;can struck the berg only glancing blow and tha when an inspector showed the dam age to be incor sequential the cap tain decidsd to proceed on the soy age to Liverpool.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-13
A card was received yesterd

A card was received yesterday from H. G. Spaulding, secretary of the Pine Bluff Chamber of Commerce, from Nashville, Tenn, where he is attending the annual meeting of the American Poultry Association. MT. Spaulding and H. l.. Sternberg, of this city. are tho only two representatives from Arkanuae.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-13

Attorneys J. H. Carmichael and Asa c. Oracle and Stenographer H. R. Young, of Little Rock, attended the meeting of the Jefferson County Bridge Commission in this city yester- day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-13

Attorney Fredericks who will start his arguments Thursday noon, prob ably continuing until Friday right.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-13
FOR SALE CHEAP

One half block of ground, with modern cottage on Chestnut and 18th street. Apply to Mrs. Essie Wilson, Froug's Department Store. 7-15-et