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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-15

Tldrp 6. glf an Court StraBe
harriet 3. Il. 6. Co., $1,000.
gDm. .. Sones an 1. Rut. .. II. 6.
Co., $500.
Nnn 8. Sdlueter an Mntpnio 6pme
6. II. q. Co., $4,000.
9lmanoa BInmper an Big Sour 9.
II. g. Co., $4,000.
5enrp 5aas an 3arun Simonion.
$500.
Sas. :. sfaran an Ginc. Wortm.
Club 9. II. 6. Co., $1,000.
aouiie Roses on gliiab. Mdltes
brint. $40O.
Satpb Houba an Msiiern 9.rman
gani, $500.
gbas. $. MarIb an prouibent g.
gf. e Sruit Co., $500.
6enrp 9immer an Compton y. II.
6. Co., 5000.
Sobn 5snbunbfeIo an Cabinet g.
Ii. 9. 60, $500.
Sbps. 80. Gbielbs an proDioent
2oan Co., $500.
Gin piItorius an Deutiher 2anbs
tpebr 3. II. 9. Co., $4,000.
Getilste 5ppDtbeten.
Ora 6. Dean an Gbpin Wil.s,
1926.
u. 6. pierion an Sputbsrn Sbio
8. u. 3. &c., $1250.
4Da 6. "copper" on aiberal 6. u.
3. Co., $11O0.
8irsinia Gor on Gabriel Sturm,
$500.
4nton Se.sar an Dm. 5. as0er.
| $500. y
Rate Ring an Sprins Grop. Oh,
6. II. .. Co., $4,000.
Salina st. pirman an 8lentpap 8,
IL. .. Co., $1,000.
9. 0orsnbuIb an 7. Worb g. u. g.
Co.. $240O.
Sulia 3. Supnsr an suian 5dp'
ner, $1,000.
/ 8ieIelbe ON Qnna porter. $1,000
| @iIiam 9. Scnes an Southerr
Shio 6. Ii. z. Co.. $1,000.
/ u. 80, Winaa jr. an 3. 6. Wese'
bofi, $4,000.
/ Narp q. 5admann an benielben
$4,000.
6. 3. 80. 5ats.nborit an bsnielben
S45OO.
Rebscca u. pratbr on Jrant Oil
filIen, $1,000.
Carrie airit on Rsper & 5ort
mann, $4,000.
4 Hreo. ". Wolter On Wlt. 5ealtb'
g. II. 6. Co.. $500.
| GoDIs Rsultp go. an 9uiineb Whn
3. U. Ii. 6. Co., $1,000.
Sohn a. Sterrett an W. W. Ste.
rett, $47O0.
8. D. Wfeins6auieu an 8. !
pisrion, $500.
:. Ssnrp 5uas on gbas. 6. Dai'
! $3.50.
g. unb u. WinbeaH.n an Southsr
Shio g. IL. Z. Co., $500.
: amanba gIpmper an q. N. 5ar
!, puot. S1175.
9id.lbe an dragon 3. II. 6. gt
No. 2, $1,000.
2ouiis Rosse on Jrant gotDlsi
e2O0
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-15
0rHns,isest1xns $ aebertrasnnlell

Sames 6. Robinion. aominiitras
tor, an anna Wl. 6ids, 13 Cots in Der
Ripsrpietp Spuoitat unterabibeiluns.
$3.50.
Grace R. Bdltsr on Gillian 6.
2ourtsrman, Got SO in u. 6. Bad.
oub's 3tpsitsu unt.rabtbeiIune. 81.
gllu Qestsr an 9snrp uno 2ouifa
Rabe, 40 BEL 1lS 5ub an bsr WeItieite
Der SuItpun Qpents, 40 5ub noro.
lid Der gburt Strabe, ST..
Sphn .. gDtIlsn an Sobn 8. MtIs
len, Cots 13 unb Ia in 4mbroIs Dubs
lens untsrubtbsiluns on Der 2iDs
insitpn Strabs, 81.
Sobn 8. DeIsn an SOhn %. D.Ilen.
elm ungsthsiltss Sntereife in 25 Bel
95 yub an bsr RorbIeit. Der Belts
Strab.; fsrnsr % BEL 100 SUB on
Der Sitieite Der CHM Ctr. 81.
George 50. pirman on Jcbn q. unb
aouiia Campbell. Cots 282 unb 285
in Der Geoar 9rppe 6. L. 3. 4H'n
lInierabtbsiIuns. 81.
SuIia $oapnsr an Nnnn porssr,
9b:il BON Got II In g. 5. Rempers
llnterabtbeiIuns, 81.
Grsb. aoI6 an Rol 8. Briniman,
cine Got on gronbipap, 9nrrifon. 81.
|, Riharb poners an Wiurp 9.
polp.rs, 26 5ub .un 8tandorb aD.,
Isl.
Gbas. 3. SO. Ioissnhorif. Sr., gres
tutor, on 5reb. 6. Meseboft, 49a Gub
an auburn 4D.nus. $6602.75.
lulu Scabiq an albert Jcnes, ein
1ub an 9ounsr Mp., 81.
3enrp Semfatb an Ghas. 6. Sirei'
der, eins Got an Wh. Dope Roab. ST.
Gaib. u. Doltsr an 9bos. W
Shislbs, cine Got an Georgia ap., ST.
| 1be goDls Renltn SO. an Jaepf
Rpuba, zine Got an 6nrpep Mp., 81.
Inn DoOlsp an Glfa 6. piiiorins
cine 60. an Spring Gtrabs, 2lDons
bals, 81.
| Wm. u. Rantin an 6enrp thinner
so Jub an sylor1l Mp.. Yoriroob, 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-15
ssbdss GsrsSatssr HsIssbIatt, Greaa 10. Ddrs 1912

iogte: ,gIeiben Sic rilbig iiten, Serr
Salber, llnb it6rcn S:t net.ieu1 Sater
Die Wtittugsrube nidt. Stc fpnnen
iebt ood nibts mcbr duSrihtcn, oenn
Einto WPaG,nbo tpcilt nit1t rncDr in
iGiferer Staot." lllb INN eralhlte tie,
botei oft bon ssciuina u.trctlt til, mas
oieIe ibr oorhcr entbiillt Sf, fam
ober eben l.dt ihneli olrlir Sil Stlii-
De, benn iie ibnroe ron DER errcgfcn
llnb nit boiler Spnnnlinn leulHei ot,'
3uborern Oft at.r3 .pdct, III oe
ploslih eln 0iier uuo Gill lbatei.
Srang geiabr.n roy, qfr tcine Srr tci'
bcn 3onlen porber1sic9en hattie llHo
oils lie nun cnoii,f llllsS seldst. lrts
iie ipuBte, mo sSsi,tjUa eS nit eiiiiqca
@prten beltitiat hatte, "a lpar cs .uies
Der slrnolo SnIoer, Der Die 8cniitb-
Ii1teit .bes Mittogstiifes 5ucrlt MI.
terbrah, pLoelih nliiiprang nno rlet !:
sd fam niht nebr iiten. Gnts
idulbigen Sic mid. Sf miib Dem
Sliidtliuge iogIeidl nad]. aui Der
Stelle iiah 8rinoelpalo"
,@enn 0li-uuBt" ioate nun User
ner nit ralhem GutihlIB, lid) lcst
ebeniaIls erbebeno, 10 miB ih aud.
@as Iii tbrit, tbue audi ih - ia, cS
mnB iein mo 10 gebe ih nit nadI
8rinoelmnlo!"
gel oieien @orten itnno Serr sSr'
minger mo nit ibm Die gari5e 8elel'
ihoit aui, Die augenldelnlih IN DIE
iebbaitelte erregung gerathen mar.
Serr sSrn1inget, ser inuerlIh Dem
Gntihluiie Der beioen gianner BET
itimnlte, hatte' iid ihon gefabt inS
ibnen ieine aniid)t Der Sahe ourd
9liden nit Dem appf uno Sinfen mt
loen auaen perrntben. 9tidt 10 it'll
aber ertrugen Die beioen Wtood)er
oas 8orgebenbe uno luie auf gebellnl
8erabreoiiue lieBen lie aenbernnger
Iaut lperben, bic ibrer Mteinurg mad
geeiGuet iein miiBtcn, oas 10 ploslid
auitdu6enoe neiie llnternebmen ihol
in ieiuem @ntiteben 81 bintertrelben
glls lie aber iaheu, oaB ibre Gin
piirfe bel ben erbittcu Mdnneru fei
nen Gingane fanocH oieie pieIneb'
aui Dem einHol QelaBten 8or'as be
borrten, ipurben tic briugenoer mi
legteu lid, aui's Bitten nobel I'D
aoeIe unmittelbar an ibren 8afe
Iluonote uno ibm oos gediiberte 8or
boben ols Elm poIIig nusIoles be5eid)
nete, Sseiliina ongegen arnolo uni
g3erner anilebie, hapoH absulteben, B.
oantit cine aeipiB nidlt 81 pertenneito
@eIabr perbiinoen ici
-" iaete iie, Die ihonen 6ano
suiantmengeinIiet gegen Die beioel
neben eiHanoer itebenoen sSrennoe er
hebeno, ypenn Gle piiBten, meiii
oerren, mas fiir elm gefabrlihe
Menif oieier 9into 4fahooo lit, mel
DIE 3robungeu er namentiid) gege
Sic, Serr Altitetteu. ausgeiprod,e
bot, Sic ipiiroen SIREN QIon aligt
. ben uno Den ungIiidlihen Rann lei
mes @eges 3iehen 1aiien, ben geiui
iriibcr ODER ipGter Die Strafe be
Sinnlels ereilt"
(6ortesuns foIgt)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-15

WGbrenb in Bndform bsraussssts
bene SammIunesn bon WiBsn (nur
ousndbmstpsiis anitGnbiser, meiitens
aber iebr 3oiissr 4rt) Iidb idon Inn an.
fange bss II. Jahrbunbsrts nohipets
ZEN IaFen. iinb psricbifh tri6einenos
Wisblotisr, bic BEN Sher3 unb 5us
NOR nit ausfhinb alIer anDeren litte@
rdriI6en Gh0pfuheen buIbisen,
9robuste, Die erft fpdt in Der 5lpeiten
biIfte o,s 18 Sahrhunoeris auftaus
hfn. glls tlieIteg MIsblatt in 6sutz
fdxr Sprate mub, fpobei Reusntoeds
une,n fslbItperItdnblih nidt ausees
IhloIien finb, cine i'm Sabre 1778 er.
ihisnene s3eitfhrif! Der SpabpcselA
aneeieben iperben. BON Der iih eiriss
penia. Runimern, bic heute toftbGre
aaritGten fir 5anmler seporcen iino,
erhalten haben. Die bisber betanntges
ipprbenen Hummern bss .Spdbpoger
- pier an Der 3nb. unb baribtr
Ich.int bas glait aud nidt berausass
tpmmen su fein - tpeiisn peber ben
Ort nes GriheineRs nod cine gtmtra
tuna barber duf ME oft anb pom
mem es berausssssbsn ipurbe ano mas
bas 2ltonnsment tDfiete. Wtun fann
iebod aus bsm Snbalt. Der sablreids
Anfpislungen a,if Wiener 8erhdlinllis
enthdlt, ben Observation-Disclosures
aishen, bab Der .Spdbposel". BON Dem
iibrioens nod beuts Qamsnspetttrn
audb in Defierrsih sebsiben. Gin Wi.s
nsr Gr3eugnib mar. 5euis. ba bic
Melt i'm 3eihen Der Warsueritentngs
itsbt, iDirb Is intersfIiren. bnb duff eis
nsm Der 9itelbldtter bic Haritdtur eis
nsr nit einer Margueritsnblunle ipiss
| lenbsn iibsraIisrten G66nheit entboltsn
mar, fpeIde bic 8!ume, tpie in Goe.hss
greihentragobis, aIs aiebssordttl be.
nubi. DIE WiBs befaiIen ii6 nit ans
| asIsaenbeitsn. bic nod bsuts gum eilsrs
neu sSnpsntur Der hunloriftlihen Dlots
ter seb0rsn unb cine unpsriuiiitiihs Sss
bensGbigteii befibsn. go iii, um ein
8eiIpisl an5uFiibr<n. bas betannss Wo'
tip Der rS5ltperHnus unD Der oeuDeks
gerihen Dpsrttte Der MasfMbau1
| 100 Gbeeatten, bic ihre eiStntn Wsgs
su gthen belitben. fih auf einsrn W0ss
ienbnII trsfIen llHb mad Der Dtmcsti'
runs einen JrisDen Guf 3eit mil
einnnbsr fnIisbtn. In btbagliher grti'
i te unb niht obns Dsfhmad behonbs!t,
| sn tiner onn<rsn gfummer iperoen BIZ
| lltbertreibungtn bsr lnDattri teT
| 1berrien iib<r bic pbpiiognoHlis 0lA eli
| neS untriieliHtn Gpiegtls bts iTntrer
| Wenfdfn nit blnlisem nchn ibsri
f&iiiet. Mud bic Werulturig PEI
Jrousnmobtn barf felbiiDeritdnblid
| ni@s fehlsn unb gipfeli IN hem Dor
| f&Iaa. fiir DtutihlonDs grauen. ar
ri BON Der .ipelInfn Ssu1es 5u BE-
freifn, einen Usrsrols - Wfobenbirtttor 81
h ernenntn. Ner .Gpnbpostl- fntin
/ fdngs unb HANGED IN bic grubs sefnb
rsn III ftin, trbikIt nber ft6s Sabr
/ Ifpxttr einsn febsn5f 5ff6ftietn Nn&fofgs1
j a Gsfslt - n Rebsxt 3. aEsoIel
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-15

aeben bod bic Mlenihen gu Wer!s.
penu IS iih um ben gripsrb bon eirl
padr Dollars banbelt! unb nit frsls
der ihorihten pait ipericu lie iih ir.
aenb einem 2uadIoIber in bic 4rme,
ipsnn ss teibt, ihrsn tranien aeib ges
Iuno su MAIDEN. Disier unilugbsit
peroonien es Dieisnieen. fDeldf an
Sodmorrhpiben ieib.n, etnste unb alz
lein, bab iie feline 6eiluns finoen. sc
aiebt nGmlih sin iiferes Mittsl gegei
biele itIimme unb ihmersbafiearant.
kit, uno bieIe gtr5nei lit Or. Gils-
bees anateiis, BON ipelder y. Reus
itdebier &c Co.. Dor 1916, Rem Dort,
groben tlitenfrei perisnben. AW.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-15

Sin mobernes ariegss
boipitaIfaiff. IS iit Elm eissns
artia,s 3uIammentreffen. bab aerabs
in hem Woment, mo 2orb Glitter ftirbt.
Der Batter Der moberrenGh Ghirursie, ipes
siea Der mobsrnen ariess6irnrgie, bic
enqliffe MbmiraIit6t bic auBerftsn
aonlequensen aus ben BON Glitter oufs
aeiteIltsn @runbidssn 5ieht nnb IN ibs
rem oiesi1brigen Gtat bic aoiten fur
ben gou beg erften Griegeshofpftalz
ihiffes einftellt. SdoH felt sSdbren
bot sarnes gorter, Der Generoldrst
Der engiiI6en Marine. uno iein Stab
Die gornrbeiten fir bieies Sbiff ges
seitet.. Gas Reiultot ieiper 8smiibuns
een lit, bub bic britii4s Warine ben
Rubm haben tpirb, ais srite ein mir
fir Soipital5ipede gebnutes arlssss
S6ifF Sn bsiieen. Gs ipirb elm arieasz
IGiff isin, neil es nihi eiuer pripate
aeiellitoft, lonbern bsm Sin1t aebort,
fpiro dbtr Inn arieesfan Musnabmebee
ftiwmnnsen untertporfen istn. bic oftIs
3iell ben anoeren Wldhten rsifsetheilt
lDerben. 9enn ale MGhte babtn an
bieIem Shiff elm grobes Jn.ereiie, oa
es in llebereinitimmung nit Der Bers
nsr aonpention niht nur ben gngebo@
rian fsiner eieenen Nation, ionbtrn
alien Ifriegfiibrsnbsn Purteien suDisns
iten iein pirb. 9as 6cipitalffitf
pirb psib gsftrihen unb erbdli einen
5 1ub brsit.n sriinen hori5ontalsn
Sireifen. es iragt neben Der Natios
nalitdisnFlasss Die Jabne bss Rotbsn
arsusss. Gs pirb i'm Jrieben ebenfo
Die i'm ariege in Dienii stitsat uno
| i'm erfttren sgoIIe bic WanDperflotte
beaIeiien, nm bel erniien araHtbeitss
fallen. fpssi.G bel Snfetiionsirdnibsis
ten, bic potienien nuF5unebmen uno
LIE sura 6oFen sn transportiren. Seine
glufedben i'm Hrisge nerben 10 mans
nigfaltig itiH. bnb mnn iie ofne pcrs
lheriae ariegs<rfobrung faum umgrens
| aeu iunn. M<ib man bod jebt lhon,
bah oi. Qasarette Der Hriegesihiife
unb bic norseietenen ge,bdnDpldbe
| fir bic Dernunbeien in teiner Weiie
ben Mnipriihen sl eeniigsn I'm GtunDe
slfein iperotn. Dds Rriessboipiialfdiff
| ipirb i'm fytieben $50 Bsiten. inlariege
| $40 entbalitn. Sein perioHal beitebt
lnus s GunitGtspffisiereH. A araniens
4 pfItgern unb einem ,Apotbeftr- Die
| NH5nbI Der Roihen artu5 sG6Deitern,
| bic su bieIsm 5t1nbigen Gtnbt ireten,
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gineinnati. IA. Mdrs.

Rsue 6ppotteten.
sate 2oprp an 4nberion Gerrp 3.
II. 6. Co., $3.50.
gli3abetb UsilIer an zbeooore
Derns, $500.
1be Qodlanb Bird 60. an 0oHls
@. u. 6. Co., $500.
Gllu 8. Batter an biei<l6, $25O0.
Hernarb Dortnbuf4 On Z. Mars
8. =. q. Co., 4loQ
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-30
NORTH AND SOUTH
 RAILROAD PLANS
Engineer for Mexican Gulf and Mani. t0ba to Begin Soon in Louis.
 jana.

Engineers of the North and South Railroad Association who have just completed trip of inspection over the proposed raight of way of the Mexican Gluf and Manitoba, with Headquarters at Minneapolis, say that the line from Winniueg, Canada, to Minneapolis is satisfactory in every way, and that contracts with towns along the line north of Min neapolis have been arranged for. Seventeen of these contracts have been made. the bonuses ranging from $3,00o to $30,000. It is said that three more parties of engineers will shortly be placed in the field.
 According to reports the two par ties of engineers now in the field have permanently located the line from the south boundary to Chicka. saw county, Iowa, 10 Manamingo Iowa, more than 100 miles, and are making good progress toward Min ieapolis. The lines exact location 1T the northern territory, it is said vii be decided on the last of october
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-30
TO OPEN FIFTH AVENUE
 ABOUT SEPTEMBER 20
PAVING WORK WILL RE COMPLEX. ED BY THAT DATE, SAYS
 CONTRACTOR LOU LEVY
Machinery ER Route and All the Rock
 Has Been Received For Finish ing Touches.

West Fifth avenue, in it's new dress of asphaltic concrete, will be opened to the public about September 20, ac- cording to statement made yester- day by Lou Levy of the firm of Levy and Levy, of MuskOgee, Okla., who are paving that popular boulevard. With the arrival of several more cars of stone here yesterday practically all of the paving material has been re- ceived and with the completion of the base foundation of the three blocks at the extreme west end of the avenue. the surfacing of the street will begin.
 l The machinery and asphalt wag- |ons, to be used in the surfacing work
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-30
REFORM LEAGUE HEAD
 IS SUED FOR $25, ,0O0
Norman Jones of Helena Asks Dam. ages From $. X. WOOten for
 Alleged Malicious Prosecution

Helena, Aug. 29.-As an outcome of the recent prosecutions of several saloonists and alleged gamblers here by the Civic Reform League, Norman Jones, young man of this city, to- day filed suit in the Circuit Court against s. A. Wooten, business man and a leader of the Civic Reform League for $25.000 damage for all legged malicious prosecution. On Aug ust Fl Mir. Wooten went before a To- cal justice of the peace and made af- fidavit to the effect that Jones was guilty of gaming and caused Jcnes to be arrested and tried. Jones was acquitted. Jones alleges that the charge agairst him was brought through malice and that on account of the damage to his business and social reputation occasioned by the charge he asks $25,0O0 damages. Mir Wooten, however, holds that he had sufficient reason for swearing out the warrant, and that he had no pur- pose in doing so except to assist in enforcing the law.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-30
TWIN WITH WILSON"
 BUTTONS POPUL AR
GRAPHIC,C CAMPAIGN FUND GROWING AND NOW YEARS ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR
 MARK.
Eleven Loyal Democrats Contributed Yesterday and 200 Buttons
 Will Go.

The Graphic's National Democra ic Campaign Fund neared the hundred dollar mark yesterday, when eleven loyak Democrats who believe in Will son and the Democratic platform add ed their names to the dollar dona- ton honor roll. Each of them re- ceived one of the attractive Win With Wilson" buttons.
 The Graphic received shipment of two hundred Wilson buttons a few days ago from National Committee man w. M. Kavanaugh, of Little Rock, and it is determined to have at least 200 good Wilson Democrats wearing them in Jefferson County. Already this paper has forwarded s7l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-30
s1oo Reward, s1OO.

The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all it's stages and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Ca tarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter- nally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitu- tion and assisting nature in doing it's work. The proprietors have so much faith in it's curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials
 Address: F. J. CHENEY & CO.,,
 Toledo, Ohio
 Sold by Druggists, 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for consti- patton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-30
JACK THE PEPPER"
 IS FIRED UPON Miss Dorothy Thorn Gets Tired Of Being Annoyed By Unwelcome Visitor. : HE BEAT A RETREAT Had Young Woman Used Leaden Bull lets Undertaken Might Have
 Been Called.
HE BEAT A RETREAT

A s'Jack the Peeper" got his eyes filled with gun powder early yester- day morning at the home of c. w. Francis, No. 509 West Second ave- hue, when Miss Dorothy Thorn, an actress who is appearing at the Elks Theate rthis week, fired two shots at the inquisitive visitor and he "beat it. in rapid fashion. As the gun used by the young woman was loaded with blank cartridges Jack was not ser iously wounded, but Miss Thorn firm ly believes that she fired the shots so close to the young mans face that he suffered powder burns.
 For several nights Miss Thorn, who, with others of her company, is room- ing at the Francis home, has been an- moved by an after midnight visitor, who insisted on creeping up to her window and "peeping. She ooserV- ed him there three times in three nights and each time she was badly
 
 frightened. She reported the incl dents to MT. Francis, who decided 10 leave his work earlier than usual yes terday morning, as he works at night, and go to his home in an effort to capture the inquisitive man.
 Before he reached his home, how eyer, the nightly visitor appeared. When Miss Thorn saw him she turn cd out her light and awaited his com ing across the yard. She took seat at her window and presently race appeared. She fired two shots and E the man made record breaking time in getting away.
 lNeighbors say that the man had a buggy waiting for him at a nearby corner, in which was small negro They could not tell whether the man vas white or black, but they do know that he was attired in white linen HI " Y : sss tsx kg z
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-30

Another party of engineers, acccrd- ing to Chief Engineer Wiley, will start from the southern terminus, Baton Rouge, La, north and it is his intention to have a map of the eom- plete survey by December p of this year.
 This road will run from Winnipeg, Canada, to Port Eads, La., and when completed will pass through Newport, Augusta, Clarendon and other towns in the richest mineral and agricul- tural sections of Arkansas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-30
A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wohder cures kidaey and bladder troubles. removing gra- vel, cures diabetes. weak and lame backs, rheumatism, and all irregu- larities of the kidneys and bladder of both men and women. Regulates bladder troubles in children. If not sold by your druggists, will be sen
 by mail on receipt of $1.00. One small bottle is two months treat- ment. and seldom fails to perfect . euro Gepd for testimonials from this anA other states. F " Hall 2s2o Olive street. st; Louis. Mo, sold by SrpGxists
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-30

by the contractors, is now en route to this city from Muskogee, Okla, and ought to arrive this week. The spreading of the aspnaltic concrete over the present rock foundation, which is from six to twelve inches in depth, ought to give West Fifth ave- nue one of the best pavements in the city, says Mr. Levy
 The actual paving work will begin about Monday, September 9th, and MT. Levy hopes to complete the en- tire street by September 19 As fast as the blocks are paved with asphaltic concrete they will be opened each suc- ceeding day.
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Hay fever and asthma make August a month of intense suffering to many people. Foley's Honey and Tar Com ,ound gives prompt ease and relief, and is soothing and healing to the nflamed membranes. Wm M. Mere thew, N. Seaporg. Me, says: "A few loses of Foleys Honey and Tar Con- pound relieved me of severe attack of asthma and less than a bottle caused a complete cure" Refuse sub- stitutes. w. l.. Dewoody & Go.
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donated by Jefferson County Demo- crats to the national campaign fund, to Mir. Kavanaugh and since that amount was sent to hlm the demaCd for the but; ;ons has been good. Elev- en dollars was added to the fund on Thursday and it is expected that tue remaining 107 buttons will be dis posed Of before the end of the next ten or fifteen days.
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Dr. c. H. Ellsworth, Dentist, 16 Baldwin St., Rochester. N. Y., says Foley Kidney Pills gave him imme- diate relief and strengthened him wonderfully. "I have been bothered with weak widneys and bladder trou- bic and suffered much pain. Foley Kidney Pills gave me immediate re- lief and strengthened me wonderful- ly. I am pleased to recommend their use." w. l.. DewOody & Co.
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Rev J L. Cannon, pastor of the Lakeside Methodist church and Paul Davidson, son of Rev. w. c. David son, of the First Methodist church, went to Redfield last night to de- liver addresses advocating stats- wide prohibition.
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Prescription work su"' Best material, efficient worku'- Seawell's Pharmacy, phohe ''' ,j seawell quality, it pays "
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VOSS AGAIN LEADS
 IN WEEKLY SHOOT

E. J. Voss again led the members of the Pine Bluff Gun Club in their reg ular weekly practice shoot yesterday afternoon. The following scores were made out of possible 50:
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-"La France mattresses pack. won't knot always Sol' spungy. Twenty year guaran'e every one. Reap & Crawford ! ture Go.
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-Cutomer $ king, we served isfy. Telephone orders del
 promptly. Seawell's Pharmacy Seawell quality, it pays, j.
The Trials o. a Travelei

The Trials Of a TraIelG
 "I am a travelling salesman. " E. k. Youngs, E. Berkshire, VI, was often troubled with consup' and indigestion till l began " Y Dr. Kings New Life Pills, Hls have found an excellent remedy all stomach, liver or kidney lM they are uncqualed. Only 70 at all drugglBtu.
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HOTEL D1REcTosl

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