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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-05-23

I5ar srltsn hI. Eowmnnisu'
Mainp jm allienilslbe,
" CMdufftin rein it,o jd,Dn,
@srraWM bat balb bic ssiSe. u
fir Samsii oil Seiaebh g
Tu hali ipie cine 8lltbe
Grid,lHjeh heut' bsin Der, -
TAT bib Elm GnaeI bite.
Sd'aa' mmer bimmel~artS.
Sn beinen seldl aeiunter
SIT beute Satobs etern.
Tte Slume bat eetrun:en
Ms stan pas SIat beg 'SerrH!
2 ainb. Ru beit'ae SlTme.
Tu BIT hiIn idbn unSIaut -
Sm Sertsasheliatbume'
Per sSA'bes Si'hn'sts rnbt.
sas Suitet ibn bein geten.
Sim tTnblt oein 'anaeiidt
fhblh th'in Stinen &ebsg
Fen 'ssWtttsOOem niht' "
glak sqi tn 1baa rno 7pnus,
yis G&ein HnGcl birdlt,
nlsp tabts sraat 'aams aTonc
Ms tI%f Stlis iIidlt.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-05-23
a,eriuahtr maaf,e arfen.

h:ts uiele SUrR 2seoi;in prriaht. :
itreibt NsT II. ~. &esesl ngu
SR!ap 9ana. -akes Chr Slscu,
Ir&a;se bat mir mrsr Dcnass nis oils
IcsssUn Wsstsmen sHiantmea. Sh
mar ricis Sabre mh senscule:oea
aep!sat. saS kltic cine ichicdttc
Slm ,,irfulaiipn. Us wnyoc mid,
innsa. wcra hsy Sin Aecni inr
,Ihre 2sesisin eERann. gaFac. Sh
tana ielbii sis aasutas RlAi abcr
nehnisn. sbsr ish msrsc Jts,nno nm
aea Der eS tin iuira.
ifurai'S Alpcutrnnter il njdht IN
Apwhsten sa hoasa. Sscsial .Aaga.
tra titfsrn ion an eas gebli,uH.
In0sr &C lam eireft aus BEN gahpra
Ltpriaw besuarn werhsn. Ran idyri.
b IN TT. xctsr sarhnea Il Ssns
lee.. ~ - - 90. Sugne Ape..
Hblenoe. ~.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-05-23

-Tamit cs uaS nidlt Wieocr pa
Rere bic lluluahrhcit su inaen pber
cine .tploiiale plae in bic ,3eituna
~ ieten" wie mir bah in lceter
Hummcr unabiidltIit actbnu ourd)
bic Mclbuua bah Der hudnp. Wntcr
Ticpcnbrod ben bod)p. Vatcr 01ihcr
In 1plt icine Auipdrtune acmad,t
babe. iucldcr Neridlt. tpte mir aus
suuerldiiiaiier Euellc. ourd, b eli
Heiudl Seerbrteu fcibcr. eriuhrcn,
iaIidi mar. beaIcitetcu mir anl
Tienstng ocn bodlu. oerrn 1.idrter
aui icincn, trip uadl 5plt uno mer
iett nod su ineen ,unat mir h6,ten
-loloiinIc- eiiacu obacbrudt. bent
lusricu mir ben Gehocbonoidmh iuS
ISeiidlt. getW @pdle madt: unicr
hndlW. %iarrcr oem hud,,p. Satcr
Nadlncicr ~ 9upie Greet iciuc Nui.
,uartnua - 10 hdtte CO Der @ahrhcit
aetrcu in letter hummer lcitR jpllen
10 ivhroe es ae.cicu haben ,psgn uns
udlt ppn 5,rnu ,iamd bic hidlt per,
tdiiiu. Der uldlt ~ truuen. hte lhat,
Elm Strcih aeipieIt mprbcn mdrr.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-05-23
!friihiahrs Damn Elite.

mir Fhb ictt I'M Bette ber ueus,
w ten Neubeiteu uun 6dten III,
bic 5rahlinas sniiun. Tie 7nmer
iduueu pbnc picI &hbc iir fih ietti
uno 5bdltcr bic SuSpnbl trr;icu.
Mud, i6uueu bic iriber uuu ibucu &C
traeeueu al, SaS idlnellhe unb beitS
,pieber Don uuiereu Yupnladlerinneu
beraeheIlt werbeu. I'm eeneia,eu
,'niprudl bitten
6cd,tel Il 0iltemcDer.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-05-23
NOTICE OF ELEcrION.

The resMar annual meeting c
stoekhalltrs Of lhs Bank Of Wsd
rhalia No., tpr The elee;ipn ot sever
directors 10 serve The ensuing yeal
will he held p Tie Banking hous.
on Saturday lune the firSi lal2
hetween the hours Of 0 o'clock A. N
and l. N.
Respectfully
gerhard Plassms yer. Pres
iienry Nestenrann. Sec,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-05-23
Spsales'

--psprv 9psn ,no 5omijis be
tndisg 'am TienStae ben bodlw
Sari gpfh upb bejIen' Shipejier arl
SmalfSiS YptnOts @ift.
3D.. aattcrjua ilfdnsl iebn,
geiiert Nbcno beim pOa siusm mebr
EaGiaen Seiad'e bci 5rsimOen il
Saos. ~
-Sen Nnton Sdluetcr, Der il
.peniacn @odEn SRI. sunis Subj
sum Sltayc 'iahrcn lpirb, trsuspor,
tieris asftrn iein MObilar uaa, 5ree'
Rura. TT ~ -
SRI. SernaSbjna Gajtrop III
Euoe lsBtsr Gedle uat beeubeten
Sermtn als grarerin Der S3craer
Shufe il @astrube County bcimpc
tehrt. :" '''' ~ !
-Gsr suu ben SdpItmbcrn in
Rcelbtplpu aeacbencH s'prhellme
lpohatep BON bier bcj; Die ebnu.
<dlwciterr jeIicidnn, SoIbiuu nno
perbert iuiuic 6err Ilortju Hubc,
psnra |eiicrmauu uuo 5amiIic aub
efs'piaa elledepboii
-0fn Sojcpb aampctcr bon
HEseIr brodte NH Spnntda iciu
fgdrfrdlep W,sNaroina io,pie Cecilia
pnebbert. bic eipiae Gage bort sn
se!ua ae'usien. padl bier snriid.
-Tis Nsrren au,on Z. 5ehicl
Ere Vseroc j.. Goiirpp mad,ien nnl
Wontaa Yer Suaaie einen Sasilua
nadl Der Staats' 'Sauptiinpl.
-:Tie drduIein e,ertrnb puS epni
ia Sd,asirr rciiien Nciirrn nod Ct.
SouiS um bort IN 2icnli ~ ircicu.
--Der Gournb ..@erboii bot jid,
zines @eidiuiircs am YFpuoc lpcaen
BON eiuem SvesiaIiiteu IN Ct. epuis
ppsriere Iaiieu.
--5rl. Soiept,no %erhpii ppp Ct.
souis bsiudlt ,Ir ,3eit ben Batter
pHb Sfibcr odhlcr.
.iu ieiuer 3eit iiro Tic luirtlidben
9erSicuiie uoil Ghanbrrlaiu's Guuah
&en,eap n,clr ais eeroae jett antr.
.annt ipprbcu. Ticies scipen bic
| A3uudtmcn Der Scriiuie uub ircipil-
71acn s}euaniiie uou pcuteu, bic ba.
btrdl eeheiIt luprocn. Mcnn ihr obcr
elire ainoer an Nrtdltuna pbcr Nuiicu
lsinet. ptrind)t tic uub lernet ibrc
euten Giaenid,ni.en tennen. Yer
tanit bel aIcu NGuoIeru.
Cine Gorlabuna 8inbpicb uno
sd,weint lplroc om Titustoe bon
vuicrr plnbIern gIbrian & SiHe.
n,ener nHp Rebaacn & pinemeper
ppn 5cIt aui ben aRorit uah ben
Wicbh6ien In Gait Si. 9puis Sll.
verianpt.
-Sn 5plt III nm EicuStaa nit
oem Sredcn Der Stcinc iar bic ncuc
Sdiulc beaonuen ,uurben. Sieie mie
bic Waurcrarbeit am 1uubanlentr
beiorat Ser Seruarb 1dcppsrs pun
@arosuilie. Ter Sau ielber mirb
pom ben @cbriloen Sobe pou Siaac
@euo auiptiiihrt mrrbeu.
-Nedtsanmalt Munroe 8cldi pun
Ssiierion Gitp ,psr ariierp acld,ditr
lider Anae!esenheitrn meacn hier,
--Ser SOicpb aupar, pon Sci.
fteripu 6itp. Seid,6itsiabrer Der
Capitol Srcwcrp perauiat iih bier
lett &pntaa nil anaelH IN ber gRa,
ries.
8hdenldbmuna ipisb af,ubbnlit,
byrd Rhdernorbeuna.ismus Der,
lirlaht. 8earu biciem iinaet man
nidlts Seiieres ole Chamberlain q
einimcnt, @crianit bci allen Sdnb.
Isrn.
Ter .Rpmana- Isubste om
Nreitaa NIT einrr an6eratw0bnlid,
ld1nerep eahnua 5rad,t an bieIiaer
tnnonHa. gnrnufer paren sipri
ees'eonpoeu gmt ensaiblipet eihs|
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-05-23
Os1tuilid,,r l)sria,i.

,sd,. ecr llnter;ei,Lnctr, wcrec
am 1Siiaalimpn,na nndi och Nod,amt
allie mciue NauN uub shd,enacrdic
mic Acdpien. : Ncii0ien. arp
bcr Siid. Setteu. Stubie. Sdbrantr
u. |. ~, oiieatIidl an beu Nciiibicter
ben perianieu,
ssm. aplimener.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-05-23
COUNTY CLERKS NOTICE
OF PRIMARY ELECTION,
State of Missouri
county Of Usage iss
OFFICE % 1HE COUNTY LLERK

Noiiee i ReTepy giyenihat a ph.
mary eetii9p will te held in The
regular polling places in each precinct
Of slid ccuntyot OSage, on The first
Tuesday in August 1912. heipg The 9Th
day oi Angus, 1912, for the pw.
jpos Of dominating candidates for ths
ol.o%ipg offices to Re voted for a.
ihe general Election 10 ee held On
Tuesiai the 5. d'y of November, 1912
Governor,
Liepttnmt Governor,
Secretary OF State,
State 4.H.iiiity.r, ..ii
State TTeaspTer.
Attorney Genr,-,
Railroad and warehouse Com
misSioner,
II. .,....n
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P.r, ,<.u,,,;,. ~ co,o,,.x< tor r,rh,h
DEtrtt,
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III. Cn,i,.r C.,n., So
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township ''e III HheA9''el 'erm1
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-05-23

81 eriabru. mie pic! @areS
4 lbanbcrlaiu's Sahleteu /. atpirtt.
lpnrec uit, ahernihenS. SGrias
|emneu sewbsrru Snrttou. u. y.
ihrcibt, -ssrinc Sraa aebraud'is
Chamberlain 4 Snblctcn mo i0no llC
mirtlnm uns ibr piel ndecnN.~ SSe.u
euer Naseu rocr cure G;neemcisC
eudl bclahiacm pcriuht nc & r,npit
bci ai.cu Sdnhleru.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-05-23

Sum 9ertaai. Gin Sellsb
aneus Huilentalb Sannarn lnb.
araosh. I sgsnate ait. wient 100
Eiunh. bel
sIbfn sAlisi, spsIssppHl No,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-05-23
kinSasScmmunion.

aeatmcnotn Suuutaa am lf.
Eanaiilch. ipirb In hieiaer @emeln'
be bic feicrlichc Ainbcrs2 unmunjpn
itnttfinben. Am Mpraeu um s.l3
l.hr perbsn bic ainhcr BON ben Ser
eincu uub Slumeu itrrucubcu tfeincn
Rdod)en. Miriitrdntcn unb Triciier
in Eruseiiuu pom Sdreitrrubauie
nbachplt mcroen. gtndl elmer Sn'
ipradle bcs tpnh. TinrterS uuo Sb:
leanns Der 1nuiaeIiibae iuerben ba"n
bic 2inoer m6hrcnb ciucs ieierlid1cn
auttcS gum 1iide bes tern irtten.
Rebh ocu aiuocrr pcld,e oic icicr
Iidlc n pnimuniuu empiouaeu luerbcn.
,ucrben aud, bic ;hpeit aummuni'
tautcn uub bic tlcincrcn ainoer ben
peib bes Germ cmpianaen.
Nddlitchcuo bic 9ianlen aller aunr
nftinifnutrn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-05-23
GritieierIid,e asu,mnmitaHtcu.

Sunb ben.
Nciurih Nultermanu. ShomaS
2ucbbcrt. yen Hcaucl. Scrnars
0ubn. Nantbun ysiIbc. Stephar
Sdnumcder, Gowiu NiItemcpcr
6einridl Stmarpe. Neiurih ,Senue-
,paIb, Clemens Semmeu. Martin
Tattcu. GurnelluS sstitcrmann,
Gcurno Yuebbcrt. NluDiiuS 9ucdcu
huff rro Mari Sdlmip.
W a B d. II.
Cecilia GaItrup GIcupra Gaitrpp.
ftprcu,ine huri,bouiel, Sohanur
Spramcucr. Gliin5eth NfcrtcuSmcu
CT. Cecilia GihbplS. lhrrcNa
Sdlniibt.
,Siueif ! q Aemmnnitaaten.
n ina ben.
Gbrih Spcr. Gnacu sscruer. 80
min Ncumel. Stcpbou Nprancuer,
&aunuro dcd,tel, Gbnrne Npriiea.
nicl. Smnt Crtnwncr. Martin
Nc,hprii. sepra sSchermauu, Gbwiu
acI,mcucr. HathiaS Npeiicu. Ser,
narn 0ihhcl,. alphpns SdIuciocr.
Snnmhrn ssbb. sSiItcim St,warBe.
Scirrit, ssilhe. SIlcufius Sdmu'
iuedcr. Schaun Semnicr. Ghrili,or
Sidlbpls ino gprcn, a'crtpil.
W db thcu.
Ycpla dctltcl. Rnahoicuc GpcrS.
Maria Slie. Ghriiiina Wed. Gliia,
beth 6cume,ualh. Raria SoItcrmann.
GriIio Sil.emcucr. elizabeth Neit'
mann. &pia Shauuesmcuer. Slipia
,SphonncNmcpcr. 9eomim 9uedcu
boil. 1Gria 4geperpetr. 4uaiic
Shaiicr. SauIine Sdniie. Spialis
3tiiermaun Seruarbina Aear2rtrr.
unb 0Icara SucdcnbuIi.
aieine siesiibrise aommHuif anton
.aua5e
Alpbms sScrrcr, Gnuaro Oncr,
9ietpr 9uc6cnhpii, Ghriit Srtmiet
Geo Sd,aeier. sprcus Gid'hpIs sror
tin @ebcr. Slbcrt Yucbberi. Clarence
Srciier. StpuinS Sod.
Ma b dlen;
aRnthi.bo Spnneu, Gliiabctl
Sdbaeicr, sntunia Gpcr.. Sea aplt
meper. $alalie seimets. s,graarhinr
greee, Giarinea nper. g,era sGctr
brr, aliia ,scdbtrl, anun neltrmanr
glara npriieuniel. ella ssilse uni
gmilie Ncieraaan.
i1letaf asmussifssies sea 1911.
anattH;
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-24
AT THE HOTELS
+ 4 .++++*++++++ + !

AT THE JEFFERSON-I. M. Bruce, New Yorh; c. H. Romeise CT. Dayton. Oh.o; J. w. Green, Little Roc't; k. A. Reichardj, L tie Rock; H. q. Wa'z, S. Louis; H. Bl,zard, i1P 1Pan Ha dlass Texas; J. T. Caldwell, .E,ort We1th, Texas. M. Rafalsky, sSt, Lotus; W. T. Brapson, St. Louis;i .E E. Hall. Mems1is;- A. g. Patterson, Jackson, Tenn
 AT THE ARLiNGToN-D. A. Waeolcck, New Qrlsans; G. ]. Ho- lis, Tayarkana; C. G. Barry. Chicago; R. E. Sampson, Memphis; G. c.. A,c- Calla F1iaiinl, Detreit::' . N. A. MeCrenthen, Musat1se, Okla; H: M Mccrenthen, Jr., sGuskogee;: Okla; c. A. 's;ili, Jr., oyor12n, Texas; R. O. T,drfck, L tile Rock: J. w. Baker, Little Rsck; J. H. Fa coner, New Orleans.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-24
LEGAL LIGHTS RETURN
 FROM STAR CITY

District Attorney T, Havis NlNf H. lndge II. w. Wells, of Mont cello, Senator Arthur Johnson and A t~'Ees w. B. Sorrells arrived yesterday alt err oon from Sta City, making the trip in an att mobile.
 Judge Wells, acting in the absence of Judge Grace adjourned court yestarday afternCcn after Adani and Leonard Miller, both resroes S, en- terel plea of guilty to murder Ill first degree and we're sentenced to 21 years each.
 Judge Wells, District Attorney Nixtn and Senatcr Johnson went to Little Rcck to attend the WasefWays convention.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-24
SIXTEEN FACE 'a
 POLICE JUDGE STEW ART

Sixteen violators, representing as many different offenses on the city statutes faced Judge l. k. Stewart III police court yesterday morning. The total fines amounted to S93. George Earl, a negro, drew the heaviest flne. S25 for vagrancy. The others fined were: Frank Brown, negro, blockad- ing street, $3;; William Peterson, white drunk in street. $3 C. w. Land. ne- gro, drunk and disOrderly, 80; Jeif Smith, white. drunk on the street, and ]. w. NiVen, white, dunk on street, S3 Will Blanton, white, drunk and disorderly, $5; L. Johnson, leav- ing team unattended, $3 Will Wll- Hams, violating city ordinance, 50; Rosabel Marks, negreSs, dlsturDlnS the peace by fighting, ,; Lille Bur nett, negrcss, violating city ordin- ance, S5; Elno9a Champlin, negress, disturbing the peace by fighting, 50; Phil Young, disturbing the peace hy fighting, $l0; Eaisy skinner, negress, violating city ordinance, $3; Hardy Green. negro, violating city ordinance, s5: Jessie Williams. negro, drunk on street, So.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-24
CHI ARGES AGAINST NEGRO
 WOMEN DISMISSED

WiErie sm tn, a negro women, was yesterday dismissed of charge of disturbing the peace after evidence n the case had been hsard By irnF in Meg. strat5 J. A Fraz CTS coGt t. The woma s arrest grew u 2f d free-for-ai. f:.gh. which ccctrre1 sey- eral weeks ago n Greenvile c, g noG'1 sect :, I!5l invest of the city. At- tornag Creed Caldwell represented tle wcman and Assistant D str ct At;or- ney T. G. Parham. appeared for the state.
 w Gaie Johnson, mother of the Smith woman, was rarEaigned on the same charge and was also dismissed.
 The cases of Nose Goodnight and George Goodnight, arrested in connec- on wa;h the affair, were contin"ed until Saturday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-24
ROGERS TO ATTEND
 AGENTS MEETING
Government Men Will Gather in Hot Springs to Attend the An-
 nuaI Session.

Spec al Agent J.. E. Rogers, of gov crnment farm demonstration work, left yesterday afternoon flor Hot Springs to attend the annual session Of Arkansas agents which will begin today and continue through Friday.
 c. w. Watson, the state agent will preside over the meeting and about 65 Or 70 county agents will attend, be- side the many prominent ag:icultur- lists from other states and from Washington, D. c.
 Subjects of vital interest to the agents will be discussed by noted educators in that line, among whom will be w. B. Alercier, general field agent, Washington, D. C.; I, W. Hill, assistant in demonstration work, Washington, D. C.; H. s, Mobley, president of the Arkansas Farmers Union; Prof. George B. Cook, state superintendent of schools; Clay Sloan. state agricultural commission CT, and others.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-24
AGRICULTURE TO-,
 ...-z BE PROMINEN T
J. E. Rogers Will Have Charge Oi The Exhibits At The County Fair
 Hefe e,. x,

J. E9.togers, Jefferson county agent for the government agricultural de- partment, and who will have charge of the agricultural exhibit at the Jef- ferson County Fair to be held the lat ter part of next month, has been un- usually active during the past week with view to having Jefferson coun- ty farmers prepare tKeif exhibits. '+
 Mir. Rogers spent practically .the whole of last week going through the county visiting the farmers. and hrs- ing them to begin now to. collect and prepare their specimens for exhibition
 The live. stock and poult,y depart ments of the county fair arc sure of success as exhibitors from all over the state will have entries, but the agricultural exhibits are to be confin- ed to Jefferson County alone and Mr. Rogers is determined to make a fine showing. Y.
 He received assurance from many farmers that they would have eXhl- bits. but he is urging them to collect the specimens now while the differ ent crops are in; good condition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-24
WARRANT AGAINST
 PINE BLUFF COMPANY
MAJOR PARkES ALLEGES ELEC- ERIC WIRE TOO NEAR
 TELEPHONE.
Y - e-aH - =. Company Promised To Remove DaM-
 gar At Gree and Was Granted ~ 4. ContiAuance.


 Declaring that the Pine Bluff Coal- pany in stringing wires at \ nth ave nue and Pine street, in front of Il s residence, were viola ing a city crd : nance and endange4ing' the use of his ,eJephcne, Major w. J. Parkes yesterday swore out a warrant against tae corporation.
 ssnRrss dent F. G.. Bridges appeared in .palsGe court yesterday afternoon and requested that the case be con inued as he<was entirely igr5ranl Of the ma astsr, and Shat he had ,only aeard of it few hours before.
 Major Parkes demanded tha; he be given rs,'ef at once, that there was grave dangsr of one Of Il family bcinG injured if tae electric light wire should come in contact w.th the wire. connecting his telephone. He tcld the cours hat he had appealed to the wcTkmen who stfur tGe We and then to Manager B, C. F3Wies but without any assurance that the mater would be remeGied.
 He eied section P of ordinance No 7l5 which provides that all electric wires must be- at least thlee feet from any ether wire and he declarsd that .te W re sru- g by the workmt Il of .!.e coTgaIat on yes -erday was so clos: to bis telephone wire tat a strong wind might cause them to ccme in ccntact
 Ms Bridges assured Mr ParFes that the wire would be removed II there was any likelihood of a dangaf- ous resu and asked Judge stewart to cent nue the case u1t he eot.E Took into tie matter.
 Juige SaMart granted the c9n- linuaace but stated hat Maj Parkss 7tal a Iight to swear out an ether warrant if the conditions le- maired tl,e same for a period of Fl Tours after hs first made the com Llainl Il he event that the ne Bluff Company was found guilty cf a vitlation
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-24
Many Driven from Home.

Every year, in many parts Of the country, thousands are driven from their homes by coughs and lung dis eases. Friends and business are left behind for other climates, but this is costly and not always sure. A better way-the way of multitudes-is to use pr, Kings New Discovery and cure yourself at home. Stay right there' with your friends, and take this safe medicine. Throat and lung troubles find quick relief and health returns. It's help in coughs, colds, grip, croup, whooping-cough and sore lungs make it a positive blessing. soc and Sl.00. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by all druggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-24

your medicines to all suffering women" Mrs. MARY HALsTEAD, Platea, Pa., Box 98.
 Here is the report of another genuine case, which still further shows that Ly- dia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound may be relied upon.
 Walcott, N. Dakota. .-"I had inflam- mation which caused pain in my side, and my back ached all the time. Twas so blue that felt like crying if any one even spoke to me. l took Lydia E. .Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and began to gain right away. I continued its use and now l am a well woman = Mrs. AMELIA DAHL, Walcott, N. Dakota.
 If you want special advice write to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (confi- dentiaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter will be Opened,. read and answered by woman and held in strict confidence.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-24
HUNTER KNOX HOME
 . FROM BIG MEETING
New York Life Agent Was Among $2CO,COO Men At The Rig Annual
 Gathering.

Hunter II. Knox, accompanied by his wife, has returned from the meet ing of the SZ00,000 club of the New York Life Insurance Company agents which was held in Bluff Point, x. Y. MT. Knox is enthusiastic over the trip and says that the life insurance company treated the members of the club royalty. Any agent of the big firm is eligible who writes $2OO. .00O worth of business The members as- sembled at Chicago and were trans ported to Bluff Point on a special train supplied with every convenience for the comfort of the party.
 A straw vote was taken of the club members for the favorite presiden- tial aspirant and Wilson, the Demo- cratic candidate, lead the balloting, getting 50 votes. Taft got 46 and Roosevelt the third party candidate, boiled only 26. George W. Perkins, former vice president of the New York Life, did not attend the meet ing of the club this year, the first session he has ever missed His ab- senCe may account for tne small vote poled by Roosevelt, as he is admitted ly the financial packer of the Bull Moose
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E. Bows This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re- ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be- cured by Halls Catarrh Cure, F, j, CHENEY S(N>sEE &, Co., Toledo, 1. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligation made by his firm.
 WALDINIG, KINNAN & MARVIN,
 --s Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.. { Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern ally, acting directly upon the blood and muctous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price .75c per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
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NEGRO WANTED, HERE
 s5 ARRESTED AT CAMDEN

A .eleiAc.s2 message was received rasteiday by Constable Frank15S; few 4aft llcm Camden to- the >effee. tl.at WilF Farmers l. negrc,. wanted here was held by the Ouachi a county 'ef cials and Constable Stewart left On the afternoon Cotton Bet train to bring the negro back to aial. Farmer 5 wanted f@r assault, with intent t. kill He used knife n anotEer ne, gro December 6, 1911, at regro gathering at tIe Branch Normal.
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yes rday afternoon at the Chamber of Commerce to accept tn gna- itan of C. K. Smith, who has been manager for some time. Mr. Smith will go to San Antonio, Texas for the benefit of his wiles health. Mrs Mrs. smith is n San Aagonio at pres ent.
 The members q scussed the beIe- fits received from the bureau and many stated hey had received re- turned over-chargss double the amcant they paid the manager for is services. The small membership iias lamH2red the management ia carry ing out the original plans of the bureau, and d meet ng is 70 be held October 3 at 1 clock ill The Cham- Ter oi Commerce rooms for the puH- pose cf organizing a freight bureau
 The organization will be of untold benefit to the merchants and others who deal with the railroads. Through the bureau claims for 9Ver-char& eS and Ea mat CT of q scriminatory freight rates will be fought out. g A general invitation will be eXtend- ed 10 all merchants and bus ness men 5G attend tire mes ting. Veo Alex ander was chairman ever the meting yesterday afJern on.
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 The Men Who Succeed

as heads of large enterprises are men
 of great energy. Success, today, de- 4mands helth. To ail is to fail. It's utter folly for man to endure weak. rundown, half alive condition when Electric iBtters will put him right on
 his feet in short order. -Four bottles
 did me more real good than any other medicine ever took" writes Chas. B. Allen, Sylvania, Ga. |"Aftertyears of suffering with rheumatism, liver trou- ble, stomach disorders, and deranged kidneys, T am again, thanks tos Elec- tric .Bitters, sound and well. Try them. Only 50 cents at all druggists.
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U. A. Smith, Bridgeton. Ind, had kidney trouble for years, and was so crippled with rheumatism he could not dress without help. He started using Foley Kidney Pills, and says: "1 be- gan to get better at once, and now all my trouble has left me and l do not feel that I ever had rheumatism l rest we'll all night and tho 59 years old, can now do the work of a man or 35G years. I would liko to be the means of others getting benefit from Foley Kidney Pills Refuse srbstitu' tes. w. l.. Dewoody & Co.,
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TAREY NEGRO THOUGHT TO sea. BE INSANE RMS. AMVck

A telepaone message from Tarry, Lin soln county, yesterday was reee'V- ed. requesting tat an officer be sent thern to arrest Lu her Mitchell. a negr9, who resides in this c2urly. Ac- corln3 to the information received the ne gro brutally beat his wife and daughter A lunacy warrant was is sued as 1t is thought the negro is >inSare.