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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1912-11-01
THE DANGER THAT
WAS ESCAPED
WHAT WOULD HAVE HAPPENED
IF DEMOCRATIC TAEiFF BILLS
HAD NOT BEEN VETOED.
The Disaster Which Threatened One
County In Connecticut Would
Have Been Experienced In
Almost Every County In
the United States.

Congressman E. ]. Hill is one of the
greatest. If not the gref st, tariff ex-
perts in the United States. He rep
resents Fairfield county, Connecticut,
in congress, and he has recently pub
lished a startling document in which
he shows the effect the Democratic
tariff bills passed during the recent
session of congress and vetoed by
President Taft, would have had upon
these industries If enacted into law
He lists the factories In alphabetical
order and shows in connection with
each one just the percentage of re.
duction in the duty upon the article
which 1t manufactures. The showing
nils four pages of newspaper and 1t
has not only awakened Connecticut to
shuddering realization Of the dan
ger 1t has escaped, but II has aroused
all New England to the menace of a
Democratic victory.
Mr.. Hill shows beyond question that
If these Democratic bills had passed
practically every industry In his dis
trfct and in the entire state of Con-
necticut would have been put upon
a free trade basis and a very large
proportion OF them would have been
obliged TO close their doors. Manu-.
facturers from all over the country
who have seen this exhibit are writ
ing to MIR. Hill to thank him for MAX
ing 1t and to tell him that they had
no idea how near to extinction they
had been. They had not realized the
deadly menace to their industries
which was hidden In the Democratic
tariff bills and they had not realized
the Unreasonable debt they owe to
President Taft for vetoing them. One
correspc ndent from Delaware writes
that Congressman Hills disclosures
had .se' the state on fire." and that
Is hardly too strong a term to use to
describe the intense. interest aroused.
Another article which has recently
appeared and which has produced al
most as startling an effect upon those
to whom 1t was Immediately address
ed as that of Congressman Hill, is an,
editorial in the American Sheep
Breeder" This editorial calls atten-
ton to the fact that neither Colonel
Roosevelt nor Professor Wilson madAl
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1912-11-01

~ reply Whatever when asked what
their attitude would be on the ques
ton Of protection to the wool indus.
try, while President Taft answered by
wire, calling attention to his veto O.
the wool bill and the expression of
opinion which he gave in that veto.
The editorial very properly draws
the inference from the silence of tho
Bull Moose and Democratic candidates
that the wool industry need not hope
for any consideration at their hands
and it quotes the message of President
Taft to show that he realizes the alb.
solute necessity of protection in orde
that the industry may prosper, and
that SO long as he is in the White
House no free wool bill can become {
law.
The American Sheep Breeder
goes to many thousand men engaged
In the sheep industry and 1t lis not In
any sense political newspaper. II
is devoted to the interests Of tn,
sheep industry, however, and it's e.
preston of editorial opinion the
President Taft and the Republica,
party alone can be trusted to safe
guard that industry, can hardly fail
to concentrate upon the Republican
ticket the vote of all those vitality I'm
terested in that industry.
The Democratic managers realizf
the deep-seated distrust toward thei
party which exists on account of it.
attitude on the tariff question and ar
trying desperately to make It aprer
that the tariff plank in their platform
does not really mean SO very much
They plead that the Democratic prc
gram would be to reduce the taris
gradually so as not to disturb bust
ness, with the idea that ultimatel,
the country could reach a free trad
basis by easy stages-which Is like
the old story about gradually reduc.
ing the feed which is given to your
horses until by dint of habit he learns
to do without any feed at ALL
But the country will not be deceiv.
ed. The country knows perfectly wei
that Democratic victory would MA,
long period of tariff agitation witt
nothing certain except that in the END
bills would be passed under which
there would inevitably be enormous
importations of foreign products with
corresponding contraction and stagna
ton of domestic trade and manufac
ture. The country did not fail to take
note Of The tariff revision bills passed
by the present Democratic congress
under the Toast that they did not con
tain line OF protection. The coun
try knows that but for the courage,
us vetoes of President Taft these
ruinous Democratic measures would
row be on the statute books and In
III probability the industries affected
by them would be languishing and
thousands Of men out of work.
It is the knowledge of these facts
that is responsible for the strong and
steady drift toward Taft that ia -e-
ported from all sections OF the coun.
try and that is the forecast of
sweeping Republican victory.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1912-11-01

WOODROW WILSON,
Democrat, Candidate for Preside


Democratic Candidate for President
being before witness
for and behalf of the Republican examined testified
folows
Question: you you your History
People, refer 1898
party in power. THOSE FATAL YEARS OF DEPRES-
STOMP"
Answer: did
Question: Did did describe the terrible conditions
in those the following language 235 2 of
Vsume S: "A and depression had fs
mining of
and SOUTH and Men of the idle
id with All
with unemployed workingmen,
THE UTMOST DIFFICULTY KEPT FROM STARVATION by
systematic efforts of organized charity7"
Answer: did.
Question: Did did after describing this distress
detail relating that millions of American gold
creditors these words mot
1897, REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRA.
TON CAME IN DID THE CRISIS SEEM PAST9
Answer: did.
The Republican party asks against change
kom sixteen Republican four
Democratic distress Woodrow Wilson,
Tor president
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-13
 SHE L.

]. (. Ford sent Thursday in Pine Bluff.
 k C Mayfi d a business yis- i5or n Pine Bluff Thursday.
 r. E. Mitchell vas in Pine Bluff Thursday 2n legal business.
 Ms. GaIIie Rainey spent the day in Pine Bluff
 Miss Elizabeth Dalton has returned 10 her home in Pine Bluff after q visit with her aunt, Mrs Callie Raiuey at Sherrill
 Miss Hattie Dial of Haywood, was visiting in Sherrill ThursdaY
 Joe I4eftNich of Altheimer was in Sherrill today.
 Mrs Dan Bulford is sending d few days in Pine Bluff Mrs W I. Payne has returned to Hcr home from Pine Bluff, where she has Eeen visiting relatives.
 Miss Robbie Mae Burton. who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Jordan in Pine Bluff, has returned home.
 Mrs ! H. Fucker has returned to her home III Sherrill.
 Mrs. Lena Vaughn of England, is visiting her uncle, A. z. Mayfied.
 Miss Lulu Mitchell has been sick this week but will return eo her school Monday
 Mrs I.neilie Willis is in Hot Srn gs the guest of her sister, Mrs. Blanche Parker
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the Iast i've msnths with her cniid- ren She will spend he win CT ID Ptas f.u.3
 Miss Alma Weller 4ho has been yl9- ting Mrs sarah BluthenthaI and otn- sr relatives and friends il Chicago for three months. will return home Tuesday
 Meyer S0imson= editor of the 1fra- 5Hte. has returned from a two weeks acarfon 4nt tu Chicago 5t. o0ls and other cities His sister. Miss tseeHa S,imson. who accompanied him. renamed in st l-ouis al-a fela- .5Eas TOT ! fer days
 Ee4Ha #rigaf. Of Shreveport
 a4 frs v.R Wrtear of Ts@arE1.sa. a ave 5eaH spending fife st veas n 5uis ei rsa ing Mrs. Joan Mag left ze=cesday fo- Memphis na.r. .4av aiH sBen5 day rae gues oz H-Hati4es.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-13
FIRST OF THE MEMS
 SUNDAY MEETINGS
In interesting Program Has Been Arranged For Services at
 |. II. {. \. Today.

This afternoon at the I. II \. there will 5e held tAe initial service of the Meas sunday meetings Re- ports Of the great Chicago contention will 5e given 6y the following aeie- gates. R. If. Ware will report on The Fred B. smith meetings held in Or chestra hall Edwin Boyce will re peFt on the convention in general. Thos. B. Lgle will tell of his intro- duction and acquaintance with Thos. capan the oldest engineer in the coan- try and some account of the ttlR 10 the windy eity and what t looks like 10 an Arkansaw Traveller
 Secretary Y. R. Pearson will feport on the great sermon 6y pr. Gunsaulas Nho is one of the first of platform speakers in this or any other country He viIl also tell ef Dean Summers address and the banquet 10 thf Southwestern railroad employees anf
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A ANA\/@~%~-~AAA A Court House News A
 H\~>/%%AA~AH~~
FINED sy5 FOR
 CONTEMPT oF foFRT

fine Jf <25 vas imposed on Frederfek Eofs for contempt Of court by Judge < E. Grace yesterday morn ing notwithstanding Nefs' expressions Of xi1lnz u"as 10 apologize on his knees if necessary
 Ecis vas the defendant 5H q damage suit brought bE J. <. Carr for s15e 70 cover the eaf1le Of z telI dog Inc for mer had killed Hsrtng The progress ef the case Ha c.reuit eeHrt Friday Neis from tfe #f.nass stand accused carg of having sworn 10 3 lie and later called hfm a5rtg eaf- At The conclusion Of the proceedings Judge Grace instructed me clerk to !ssHe 2 Hrit Of attachment requiring Eeis to answer .n eturt Saturday morning for contempt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-13
CHILD WHALES STEAM FROM
 TIE APOT AND DIES IN AGONY

London, Oc- PA little boy nam- cd Gilbert Gamer, aged two years and four months, residing at Wool Dortet, who vas sitting at table while his parents were having tea. suddenly cried and WIS seen to take one hand away from he teapot.
 The mother concluded he had drunk some hot tea. and a doctor who was called in found him suffering from swollen larnyX and bronchial tubes An operation was performed, but ht died tive hours afterwards.
 "l do not think the child drank anything from the spout. The case was hopeless afrom the first. A verdie of accidefhal death was returned.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-13
BUILD INTERURBAN TO
 SULPHUR SPRINGS
NEW HOTEL AND OTHER IM- PROFFHENTS PLANNED FOR
 LITTLE RESORT.
Valuable Property Recently hanged Hands and Will Be Developed at
 treat Expen4e.

Following tHe acquisition Of the h0- rel. sulphur springs and | large tract of .and at sulphur springs Bg Harry Hanf <. 6 Russell and others plans are aoe uader way for the remodeiing of rbe ltttle summer resort and the construction or an interHf6aa cleo tric line connecting Pine Bluff and the first named point IFr Hanf is now in Chicago tith jew to interesting several wealthy men in the project.
 The building of the line and the improvements at the 3ue are assared. it Is said. and will 5e completed bT next summer when the reiuyenafed resort will bid for the entertainment Of those who desert Inc city during fhe heated term.
 The springs and healthful sur eoundings of the little watering place have attracted many rom this and other cities in previous years but the lack of transportation facilities has been il problem that affiliated against $ efcr Looming iarseIg patronized
 1he uiiding Of tae interurban
 rsch. according te information. i; rlv a= matter of tfmc 1ill overcome
 e ehjeI obstacle and af the same iac oBea fe development territorS hat has always lain dormant.
 
 The improvements contemplated q sulphur Springs include either re modelling the present hostelry or th' erection Of new and modern one he installation of q complete systen # sewerage, the conservation Of small lake rear the present hotel, anr i general rehabilitation of the prem ises.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-13
BRIEF MENTION
+4++ 4+++++++%++ +++

F ( Bridges eeut 10 #ab9aseka gesterday on a brief business rip.
 Jesse Gore. Jr, and Eieien A CT Of P.am Hayou were ii fae=ette gs terday
 Attogneg= F. K Toaev las returned from legal Eusiness trte Q st- Louis
 Mrs. Never Weller went to Little Rock yesterday for rief =eisit with relatives.
 Mrs F F May and Mrs zI= 2. Put relic. of searcy are .iaiting with F. C5= May and family
 Mrs Thurman Eouthan Jeff 3ester- day for Marshall. Texas, Q spend some time with relatives
 Mrs. N. E speer8 Who has teen spending several weeks ln New York is expected 10 return home Tuesday.
 Mr and Mrs l NJ DreTfas will leave Wednesday, for Bepham Texas, for gisit aith relatives and friends
 Mrs John P Rutherford has re- turned from Washington D. C. where she accompanied her daughters, who entered school there
 Mrs. Charles MeCuen. &ho has been visiting her parents Judge and Mrs. \. E Grace will leave today for her home in New York.
 Ms John Matz, of lo27 Easf See- end 5yfnue fs spending toiay in Hem- phis vit5 ralatiVe:
 Hr aad Mrs. J. R. Freeman aavf retHlned frsm New Brunswick. IH Mrs. Freeman been away si' weeks and Mr. Freeman two weeks.
 Hae q Franklin of Grady was business v'sitor fn he city yesterday Eqs Ozei! Williams has retarnef from DenyeF. Colo. where she speh
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akc Side Methodist Church.

Snad3y School at 9:3o q. m, Preach ng q II T. m. Laymen's Meeting 2t go D. m. Addresses will be ma1e " Messrs. Walter Adams ). II. Wat ans and A. C. Russell, IF Distf ct {. Leader Also paper on Sunday school Work by Miss Boyett. re akc side Junicr Choir will rendc' he music of ac evening. The public $ invited o all these services.
 J. L. Cannon, Pastor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-13
NOTICE.

T..e best. cheaPest= =aGd lnlGs baggage transfer C9, n the Baggage Transfer 6amp-nY city. Bagga se and aE kinds < packages called for al. delis any part Of the ely. Es
 bonded uniform ageu-5 to IN rains al union $ at'eil We ! speclaity Of nov ng. 5ackingI and sh pping house told scda
 dea moving ysns 9itn ezf white men in charge Pine BF gage Company Office al ua ton. Phone q or 69
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JUVENILE fOIRT.

At session of the juvenile court yesterday afternoon County Judge C. " Philpot ruled that Eufa 2 gears old. and Ernest. years. children # Robert james should Lcmain in the custody Of their father subject to the supervision of inc court. The juvenile court will sec the children are sent 70 school and kept from improper sur roundings. using one Of the deputy sberffs as :. probation officer
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-13
JAIL SENTENCE FOR
 JOHN RUTHERFORD
Jary Finds Him GaiIty of Disturbing Inc peaee--tase Appealed To
 firenif caurs.

10 . r Rutberf5r1 IT,. ws ried before Magistrate J A Frazier ges- te7d1y mcrning on charge Of dfs- furbing tbe peace After deli6eratfng fifteen nfnutss the jury returned 8 vera5ct os guilty and recommended q fine of sf and costs. and 70 lays in 5gil. An appeal 10 toe cir uit coarf Bas immediately akcn by Danahcr and Danaher. the yoc ng mans at- sorncys. Ruthorfa | Was liberated under bond Of goo. which was signed by Clifton Howell and W <. r geart
 Joan Rutherf |! vas arres ed last Monday morning Or warrant ssued by Magistrate Frazier a. q Te8ulf of infomat on filed by Prosecu- ing st- tcrney T. H9vis Nixon in uhica it was charged hat tho young man had dist'dbed the peace by causing loud and nusaa] nois"s on tsc streets aad slleys of .he city The case 0ae coninueJ Hntll Satnrd morning 10 pcr.dit Nr. Rutherford 10 have all Ais vi nesses present
 Tae arrest foI1owf an q tomob Ie ride c t1e night previous which re- su1 ed in tho awakening of many cit izena by q 5umber of loud reRos.z. Taosf wso heard the reports were greatly cxe.aad because they eloaely rese nbled shots fired from pistol ii, rag:d sG1ces8:en4
 Ths sense af tbe testimony of if teen prom neut ci izeus. wao we're atatys witnesses at the hearing yos- teraay. WAS hat they had been dis tnrbed, and in some cases alarmed by fdc aoises which required with ire aucncy on West Barraquc street West Second avenue, Olive and WaI- nat s.rce s. Foum men testified tnat their wives had been frcigh' ened ths' tse verge Of hyStefics, anl in one n sance a physician was called. Ii wa> n1t developed that tbe rcports wer1 pistol shots, altaoagh Mf. Nixon in tima4ed that q charge on nat seer' would be pressed lster.
 f'le defense. trough the [ stimon, Of tfc hrec young men who were il fbe CAT, and the mechanic Wao feI air q If effereI that tila noises were In result Of explosions of gas wh CT col Ice sa in the mufflcr md was sci of in ln entirely acciden al and an avoiIable III nner by reason f loo8 wire in tha Ignition ap aratus. Jol11 Rutherford asd Bryant ButIeG esti field that they continued tEca rid only when they thought thc troubl wit he machine had ceased Bot admitted that ;a latter had pte viously requested Rutherford, wb WIS s''fiving. to return To the garag les. they Dc arre8te1 for distur0in fhc peace
 Prosecuting \ torney Nix sough to show in his addts3s o the jur that Rutherford in W allfuIly driYn the aoise-making car about the cit was guilty of disturbing tbc be C under the sta utc. He urged tl'f beavy punishmen by impris0nmel be oieted ou because of wAat | terme the grossness oi tbe offens and. as ne said, to make an exams' of this cage.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-13
AENEFIT BAL.

Marshal Lodge No. a4, auxll- iary to the of l.. F. and E., will give ball a the Bluff City Club, Thursday evdGing, October IT, to raise funds fdF Brakeman J. W. liar per. who is na W conf ned n the Jef- fcrsen county aail charged with mur' der. MT. Harr9r has no friends or relatives to hxlp him raise funds in h s fight for e and the ladies aux ,iliary is makii an effort to ass st him. Mr. HarpAr is a member of B. of L, F, and Ess
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-13

F. M. (. A. men and their wives given fv Miss Helen Gould in he Andi- torfrm hofel.
 Many things 'n addition to the above sill be brought out, which will cer- tainly be Of interest and value to any listener.
 Also the audience will be favored by two or three selections by the Cot- ton Belt male quartette which will well repay any effort made 10 attend, to say nothing of tlIe other features,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-13
BIT LITTLE CREST IN
 POLICE COURT GRINf

The case against l iofd Fisackerl1 who was arrosted sever days a5c on IL charge of speeding. was dis missed by Judge Stewart in polic' ctm yesterday morning. Other ca&e' wcre \. W Mccullough, whie. drGnF and diordcrly. B.; Rich Warford, white drunk and Gisordcrly &5 l L. scott white. drunk and disordorle S5
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-13

Corner West THird Avenue and Oak stree. Rev Charles L. N-Rsese, Rector. Nine cen h Sunday after Tfin- fly. Holy Communion, , 9. nj. sunday scaool, 1o i. m Morning Prayer and sermon. F m. Evening prayer md ddlegs 7.g0 ,. m. X cordial nyi ation is cxtende1 l. all the sef-
 ices at Trin ty Church.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-13
FULL PARTICULARS apv,
 OUR sEl1

We have decided to ssA dred Sealy Mattresses tD the sealy is the Il ghea tress ever offered in tas is sold under q gIlarah'' years, we have decided club and sell these may $2O. S1.00 when we ae' tress to your home anu week for nineteen weeh0, $2O IS absolutely q ca' we are giving you these der that it will work no you to own one of tos tresses in tue world. v tion you would like, tl'' (. tained in this, you a'' <, telephone us or come see lS.
 Yours for business
 SIMPSON < WhpD
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MAYOR FtNORS SEGRE-
 GATED VICE DISTRICT

Cbicago. Oct F. Mayar Harrison seclafcd ! mself to be in favor of q 5exrsga cd picc distric'
 .1 would like see the city cleaned up, pat believe Una il Is much bet ter to have restricted vice than o Ariye tho persons who haunt the dis tfic into our residcnia ne 'ghbcr- hoo la
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First Church of Christ Scientist

i0S Pine street Services Sun4a9
 H a m and s D. III, Snbiect: sNre Sin, Disease and Death Beal?' Sunday school at 10 4, m. Wsdnes- lay evening Testimonial meeting at D. m Reading room open daily ,xoa : Sunday frzm go to ?. m Visitors Welcome
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CHILD s,CALDED
 BY HOT TEA
fise-Y -Year-OId Girl May Bic as Re
 suit of Purns Sustained.

Stuttgart Oct. l2 (speciar Az 3ah Hudson, five years old. vas seri-
 nsly scalded by d cup of hot tea. spilled by her older sister at the nome Of their parents. Mr and Mrs
 Frank Hudson tonight al 6 3o o'clock The accident occurred during the preparation Of the evening meal The nn8 @hich extend from chin to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-13
Junior Auxiliary.

The Jun or Auxiliary of Trinity oarieh will hold it's first full mee ing lh's afternoon at he Rectory at 2s@o o'clock. MI officers nd members ire asked to be present without fail. Miss Pauline Bennett Wright,
 Score ary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-13
Ft.RO IsNDER INDICTMENT
 ARRESTED IN R0G'

Deputy sherin R H. Williams has rcturned from Bogy township where he arrested Lovctt Harris negro roeently indicted hy the grand jury on charge of assaut with intent to kill Tho ncsro has been lodged in the county iail.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-13
How TO KILL INSl

Use Ross Dead Quick Sp kills bedbugs, ants, fleas, mites, etc, instantly. IL
 keeps away mosquitoes. MI work about it Refuse N Get the genuine bug killer no more. Try it.
 In Pine Bluff at grocers gists.
 W, (. ROSS MEDICINE Little Rock, ArE
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PORTER PINE BLtFFiAN
 IN OLD MEXICO

Charles LeMairc well known ln is Y where he was formerly con nected wi.h tac Hotel Jefferson, anf mora recently with ta Las He Ho tel It Chicago, ia now in Inc hoie' buAlcss in thc City of Mexico
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-13

X W. Mills will leave todoy for Al lanta Ga, 10 attend the annual meet iny of the National Association of To cla Firc Insurance Agents. of ~hlei he is vice president. The assoeiadel will te in sttsieu all thie ceekN
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-13
Rally Day at Christian Church

Bible School at Q f5 a in. Preach .ng at II q. m Subject, The Blessed ness of Service. Bible students at p m.
 Night service. sermon, The Value of the Church Special music at aeh se}yioe by tho choir
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Fir>f Baptist Church.

Dr. R. C. Bowers, president of Qua ,bita Con"cc will preach al i a. m. md 7:3o D. m Be sure to hear him. Sunday school at 9. go q m E. Y. F. r. at G:&0 D. m.
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Met tRIHY WON FROM
 kATFMAN SFEONi

san Francisco. Oct. t2 Luther Me Carthy won in the second round iron Al Kaufman He was beating kanf man all around thc ring and the DO lice topped the fight
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-13
JUST FROM HoLLlN

\ choice lot of H3 3acinths, sus and Tulips. Call md a Starr, The Flerist. aear R Gene cry.
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TlrRyER BEDDING FACt

Wholesale manufctureH grades mattresses and pillow dis ance and local phone @ 6-21-lm. PINE BLllI
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-13

chest are % severe that the attending physicians have despaired of saving the childs fife
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NOT. Is THE TINE

We will renovate your A resses, cover them with the ' signs of PLAIN OR FANCY U and make them like new q pfice.
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PROPERTY OWN

List your Rental Pl, with us. This is no s We make 1t our m Good service is vns| want. We are tS. new accounts every
 "We try to pla
 o. E. FOSTn|
 1lO 1.2 Main H|
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IN ,lRfTIT cot RT.

In fha c3sc of Alez ReFd 2, assie nee. Es. i. Stars C9aBaH E of ch. eago, in elfieh judgment sas as&e for $$t5.6o fa draft on the Aerch- ants < Manufacturers Bank, of Mil waukec, Inc jury found for the plain tiff. Bridges and Woodbridge repre- sonted the ,aintiff and \. II. Powell tho defendant
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-13

In the roplcyin suit of Mrs. $. r. Brcckinridge Vs Francis Henderson to recover tfe face Of q mortgage on a mule and several cows the jury found for the plaintn in the sum oi s200. Attorra2s Caldwell and Brock man represented the plaintiff and J. N Shaw the defendant.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-13

William Wat<c X Company yestcr day filed suit in circuit court against $. L.. Gamaway. doing husiness un der the name Of the White sta1 .aundry for $2soot, claimed 10 be dne them for bill of goods delivered but not paid for