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socialists, NOTICE

All socialists living IN tho Sow
enfh ward will meet at Firth ward
headquarters. 1909 Fifth svenus.
Monday evening. Jan. 18th. nj 8
O'Clock for tho purpose OF organ
hing the Seventh ward. zee
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|klna RETURNING
70 EnelAuo


(Uy UnNeG urea Leased WFol
BOMBAY. Jan. ii--fmmenseiy
pleased with their purbAs vtsit.
which ended without mixhnp. King
George and Queen MARY today are
sailing for EnxIand on the royal
isneryacht Medina. Tho royal
couple left India late yesterday In
q blaxe OF glory. The entire Bonn
bay garrison was under arms and
ali tbs local princes and British
and native officials were on hand
70 make the final procession 70 the
Apollo bunder landing stage made
an imposinx spectacle.
The Medina win cali IT Malta
and Gibraltar aud ia dc Il Ports
mouth February 4. where big
welcome IL being arranged for the
royal travellers.
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AZ Below


WINNIPEG. ian. ffs--Ferty-s,~e
below zero was reeistsrsd IN WInnl
peg today. Many peiats wese Of
here report ~ love - 30 below
Railroads ars practically tied up
All trains srs from 70 70 ~ hours
late.
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CHICAGO. Jan tf.--Mssy Bris-
low. IS. was arrested AZ she wAs
getting married 10 Martin Dosy. IL.
The girl was clad In male attire.
ana. with her husband. was going
on = honeymoon tramp to seek
work.
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ANteH AND uNFuR-
NlaHEO ApAQTMENTa

|<sF|T-'1l =
Excelsior Apis Every comforts fur
nlshed and unfurnishsd, close In.
9Th and Pike. Main 1881.
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y! - ossvsns
MADNESS
WY NOT
- nss,,v ~
l()vv HAIR

80 LIS q b. bald. and
n 4 eeald Save fhssn-
m va NE Vxllns1s az a
1|I1f1S. a1tie peFsisienf
~ 1 - : snail su,u ~
1(1fI; ey corelssnfy ignore
5m({ ts md thslr own
- =. ~ End they flad
"a 49, among the urly onea
~ y ~ yonr hair shows
~ = xl:s thin. or yof1r
i IN nv esat wait. buf
cr1SSn VII power lf,nersgf
rn ISS..- 49, yh1ls and tske
- 49, q ne1lof1Iy IL sa~e
~ ~ x41e - beinR bsi6
~ q. q Possible. and
49, 49, SA4m3ne your case
- KY ne names Of rnr,e
" "a. 1e1pt6nres peths.s
q ~ EsssnsseI @'|E Zen ls1sf lI,...
& {ses,t yoo should DE-.
49, ~ 81 purchase our
~ w. treat yo,irae,g
= ~ ~ - that Vol, vii
= Svo ~ many ofbsra
r. ses7 expsnss Incurred
compared wfth
feeive4. M an
,1s ssule pSsvse & , ea,
III .st 9 oncA
4vaj~S<5S our prepare
3 = ~ = "a DaDsruff
nIccs I CO.
s'''''s. N, .. :. -
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Lost--sundsy evening. between rnki-
Gpid chain brAcsist. by working
nfri; valued AZ krersnke. infttein
4 n, q ~ Reward beacon 1o1B.
found-~s5n fssisr way. December IL.
watch and fob Owner can have
same ~ psytng fer THE "a and
as. issH isth az.
kost--sAvinxs book No. ss3t. rinAsr
return 10 Washington Trust and
aavings bark.
queen Anne uin espress r. bsisle.
~ tifo
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SITUATIONS WANTED--MALg.
~~~~~~~-~~~~>S~<~~~s~> e~-~~~s>~-~~~~<<~~>
poaiticp wanted on small ranch %
chieksn ranch ny sxperieuesd man.
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Sentidl in StluleH.
Gncrgiides @urseben Oss Re6rasfa
StGatsner6anDs.

Ser 0elltihe Stautsperbano llnies
res gtahburitaates 'gtebrnsfu beabs
| iittigt nGAites SSabr cine @eiebborlu.
ge in Der 2egislatllr genatnten Stous
tes eiu5ubriugen, iuonah Der llHs
tcrridjt Der Scutihcn Sprnfc in ser
8. &lniie Der 8oIfsi6uleu eiugefiibrt
iperoen muB, iDenn INNER Elm ges
Iniiier Gro5entinB Der @iirger eines
ShuloiItrifts Dies foroert. 8ie 8or-
Iage miro in Der nGhiten 2egislatur
eingereiht fperoen 1tn0 Der Staatss
berbano miro alles tlln, Inn iie 5ur
glunubme 81 bringen.
Die @orIage ipiroe BON Serrn 6.
81. CONNER, Dem gorliber 0es
SduIfomitees bes Staatsperbanoes
entfporfen uno Ser %. s." miro
nod ndber oornuf eingeben
sSn 8erbinoing onmit 0iirfte rs
bon SntereiIe ieir, DAB bel Der fiir3.
| lid in omaha ituttaeflinoenen Sab.
res-2ebrerfonferen5 Der 8rdltoent oes
2e6rerberbanoes, &err Geinid) BON
2incoln, gteb., cine 8ebotte iiber
Die Sin be5iiglib oes oeutihen I'm
terrid)ts einleitete, i'm 8erlaufe mel
der @err 6. 81. CONNER BON 2incoIn,
gteb., 8oriiBer oes Sbulfonlitees 0es
Staatsnerbanoes, borgeitellt muroe,
uno cine nit groBeu sSltereiie oiif.
gcnommene 9lniprohe iiber ous @ir-
fen oes @erbonoes, oen 9euti6lulter.
ri6t in Den Sobibulen 5u f0r0ern
uno in oie &oIfsi6ulen eiu5ufiibren,
belt. @r 5ergIieoerte oie @eieses-
oorloge oes Stdntsoerban0es. Die
glusfiibrlingen oes Serrn CONNER
fanoen lebbaften 8eifaa. @s i6loB
| iid cine intereiiante 0ebotte ON Die
Reoe, in bic IL. u. nl6 8rofeiior
5SoBler, 8oriteber 6cr oelltidben glb-
teiling oes StaatsnniberIitGt ein-
griff uno Die @orlage befiirtportete.
Sieraiif tplrbe 6lrd) oie glbitimmitng
Die gorlage Der 2egislatur 5ltr 9ln-
nabme enpfobIen.
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Scutider 9l6enO sn griSgeiuater.
(Spe3inlberiht.)

Sci, mar Oos elm Oeltti6bergniig.
ter gl6eno!
glls S6rei6er, elmer ginIa6llng
oes oeuti6en 2ofaIpereins 9rioge.
pater 5olge leiIteno, iib ouf oie
9feiie madte, mar ieine Soffnung tei.
ne iiberm1Big groBe. 8o6 iollte er
fir Die $50 Dteilen Sabrt uno Sen
SerluIt BON 5ipei glrbeitstagen nlf's
ihonite enti6d0igt tperoen.
gei Ser 9lnfllnft I'M Sotel borte
S6reiber bnlo, 6uB bas @eiprdd
3miiden 0en anpeienoen ,8runl.
mers" reip. 9ieiienoen ii6 INN bie
8eranltaItilng 0es glbenos banoelte
uno INN Die Moglihfeit, oerielbeu bel.
Dobnen 5u t0nnen. 9lba, 0afte
Sdreiber, oas miro ipobl eine quite
8erinmmllng nit gliteu Grogranlm
geben, Die Heiieonfel8 baben fiir ID
ettpas cine feline geoie.
llno es mar groBartigl Die Ser
anitalter batten nnbrIi9 feline @iii,
be geiheilt, oas 8rogromm 5u eiuem
rei6bnltigen 5it MAIDEN. 0aS oelttide
2ieo fam ipie0er NAL bod 5u gbren,
Die oaS 9rogramm benefit.
grOgramm:
1. g9merica" eeilIngeu BON oerger'
iammlung.
9laoierbe9Ieitlng bon Wfrs. an.
oerion.
2. @egriiBungsreoe, 9err 8iirgermei
Iter SSacob Gidetter.
3. Die @obt om Gbein", geIlmger
pom W1Gnner Septett: glIel
0foper, 60. @uentbner, 6. &c
g8ipf, 0one Sofer. SSobn glpein
Or. GlauIer nno Otto @uentbner
4. Duet, n9es Morgens in oel
fSriibe", eeiungen bon Glare Wtop
er ltno 2ula Glnuier.
5. 2ie0, Sing irnmer 9ein Qieo~
aelungen BON Serrn S. s. anoer
ION.
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gLngefIugte BORT 10 Iunge aufbalten
miiiien, bis er uIs bollfomn1en ae.
beilt angeieben miro. ggenn 0ies Ser
Sal iein Iollte, miro Iidl S6rant iuie.
Der ben bieiigen 8erihteu 5u iteuen
baben.
Sn gerbinorng NIT 6ieiem ltr.
tell iuuroe bon Der Gonuniiiion Elm
LANCER 8eribt nbgegeben, Der niht
nur geuaue unteriudung oes gln.
gefIagten, ion0ern audi oeiien 2ebens.
gei6i6te uuo ionitige SotIa6en ans
Dem 2eben oes 9lngeiIagten eutbdIt.
Der 8eri9t, Der GuBerit ausfiibrli6
lit, ipurOe bon ben aer5ten i'm @e.
ridt berleien. ~ +.
gSabreno oergerIellma oeSgerihts
5udte Der Slngeflagte NIT feiner 93ie.
ne, ionoern er belt rlibig Ietne glu.
gen aitf ben 2eier geri6tet, ln0 id5ien
duBerit rilbig 81 ietn. Selbit aIs Oas
ShluBreiultat geIeieu muroe, Oas
feititellte, Dab er midi geiitig normal
lei, berriet er nint Die gertngite Gr.
regung. gr trat uuf Oie glerSte, oie
iib NIT Der llnteriuhung ieines @eis
ites3uitanoes bei6Gftigt batten 81 II.
idiittelte ieoem ein5eInen ber5Iid Die
6ano. Sooanu panDte er fib 5um
9eputbsSb Sberiff @felms NIT oen 8or-
ten: Albright, id bin fertig, briu.
gen Sic mid sur Sail 3uriid".
SSn Gerbin0ung NIT Dem Sale
Shrunt orobte in Colorado Springs,
Sal, Der einarnIige Sobn goban, er
peroe Den neuermdblten 8rdiioenten
@ilion ernoroen, iDenn er MIR @e.
Iegenbeit Oa5u finoen ner0e,un nurs
DC infolgeoeiien lmter glnfIage Der
Srieoensitoring berbaftet. Sein
8eiites5uitnn0 miro unteriudt mer.
Den. @oban gab 81, er iei in Rep
Orleans perbaftet iporoen, ais Grdi.
8aft BORT nertpeilte, ltt0 oudj i'm less
ten Serbit IN Chicago, ais Sol. 500.
ieoelt Itb bort uufbieIt. gs lit er.
iuieien, Dab @obnu nabrenO Der IeB-
ten @ampagne Dem @ouperneltr 8il-
ion bon elmer Staot in Die anoere
foIgte.
g8ir bnben i6on in letter gtitu-
mer ertpGbnt oaB BrGfioent Saft bel
elmer Geoe i'm gfetp gorter n2otus
Club" Die Srage oni6ritt, mas nit
oen @rprGiiOenten geibeben iolIe.
8ieIe sSrage bat Carnegie 6ereitS ge.
lott. Die 3ufunft Ser grpr1Iioenten
Der Ser. Stoaten ion ourf cine Gar-
negie- genlion bon $4,000 iGbrlidJ
li9ergeitellt peroen, fpie BON oerGor-
negie-G Corporation bei6loiien tpltroe.
, 8ieie 8eniligung fpuroe genaAt,
INN Die grprdlioeliten 5u bef6bigen,
frei bon peflinidren 9fiidIid)ten Die
III ibrem glmte geianmelten Grfab-
rungen fir oas offentlihe 8obl mus
bar 5lt MAIDEN. Gin gIei9er 9etrag
ioa an oie 8itttueH bon grprGitoen-
ten be5ablt DerOen, 10 lange lie iidJ
niht ipieoer oerbeiraten. 9ie Ben-
lionen iollen oen betreffenoen 8erIo,
nen angeboten tperoen, obne oaB iie
oarlm no65Iiuben notig baben lmo
Die 3ablungen ioIlen iolange fortge'
ieBt peroen, oils Die gmpfGnger nif)i
bon Der Hegierltng perIorgt neroen.
9ieier ntebr oils liberole 8eniions.
ge0onfe BAT i'm gan5en 9an6e bereh.
tigtes Gufieben erregt. 9lIlein Safi
bat es iopeit obgeIebnt, ii6 IN irgenr
elmer @eiie oariiber ous5uipre6eu
Se6enfaIls poute er, ipie Elm @6bl
bemertt, niemnno bor oen 8opf ito.
BEN, namentlih nibt 9lnoreip gorne.
gle nno ben WiitgIieoern oes Ser
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ltn0 bon tpel6em @eiite 0ie 9rie'
den beieelt iiito, miro ourh folgenoC
Dfitteilung aus 9ltben illiitrirt: Sr
Dem grie6iihen 9orfe Safin fpllrOc
elm ittnger Wuun, Der lib Oent4riegs.
oienit 5u ent3ieben geiudt batte, bon
ieinen @ltern getotet. @r bate iidI
aus ieinem Seimntsorte entfernt, NOR
ie0o9 0ltr1 ieine S6pelter sur Slid.
febr peranIaBt tporoen 8ei ieiuem
gintritt in oas glternbaus ipuroe er
bon ben gItern gepadt lno Der 8ater
ipaItete ibm oeu Shdoel, m1breno
Die 0tltter i'm feitbielt. CD
3ie 2eier m0gen itb am 8anfia.
.aungstag iiber ioI6en@eiit gIiibenoet
Safes ibre eigenen @eoanfen mas
den. Sb eS Der eltropdiihen 8ipIo.
matte geliugt, einen nod fllrhtbares
rem &rieg - ltnter ben europdiiben
@roBmGbteu 5u perbitten? Die Sol
gen mGren gar ntht ults5uoenteu. Die
Siirfet bat MIN Die bon ben gaIfans
m1bten geitellten 5rieoeusbeoiugrns
gen periporfen II. ouS @emesel miro
bon gteuem Iosgeben. 5rieoeu m0hte
man idon iblieBeu, - yaber" --
uno mir i6IieBen NIT Oen 8orteu Ell.
mes gg6bl.:
gSie oerteiIt man oie Siegesbelte? ?
g&cm geb0rt SnIonifi?
gSie itebt's nit gllbdnien?
gSu bIGibt Der Sutton?
g2ic pir0'S nit aonItautinopel?
gSober niutmt man Die gntibdOi.
glng fir 6umGuien? ...-
gSarlu mobiIiiirt Dus pl0bIidJ 10
frieoIitb gcuoroene 9tuBlauO nod irns
mer?
@arum Seiterrei6 lm0 oas frieos
li6e 9eutihluuo?
SdlIieBlid1 iir1o aue frieoIihl
SeIterreih it's, pem es pom Bal
fun uift uitsgeifIoiien miro.
Sic 8aItanp6Ifer iino's, falls ite
bebaIten oiirfen, mas ite babeu.
9fuBIunO lit frieoIid,, tpena Seiters
reid iib oudt lmO iih ni6t nrudt.
gugIanb luto 5raufreih iino frieo-
lid -- bis urf ipeiteres.
3ie 8abrbeit lift aber bod: guros
pos g[tmoipbGre lift bon @Ieftri5it1t
iiberfiiIlt. S6par5 um5ogen lit Ser
Sori3ont, flrhtbar idrpiiI bic 2uft.
SIT es nod m6gIi1, 0uB Der 5iin0eube
glib ni6t i6netterno nieoerfdbrt?
=. gorubnltng ieliger 8eibuahtS.
5eit: .fSrteoe nuf @r6en uno oen0tens
ihen elm @oblgefallcn" - buB iidh
@ott erburm'! $. Q.
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StaatsberbanO
SOri9lng gu OsHtidsn 8si6na6ts.
Isier.
Sretet Oem SiS SafOta Staatsper.
bnno 6ei!

gtlir IN @tnigfeit berubt 6it
| IS gibt uabe3u 10000 Seutidc
Sttmmgeber in Siio Gufota, ober
Der Dor 5tpei syabreu aeariin6etr
Staats0erbano 31BIt Iei6er crit 2OOC
gaitglieoer. @8 lift oeltite gbreria.
he, ooB ieoer 8eittife inn Stadte, Ser
rltht nur Dem Ramen na6 6eutid, iein
nil, oa5u beitrdgt Dem ger6an6 BEL.
3utreten lmo feline 5reun6e gum gei.
tritt or1ngt.
Soer lit Die @rbaItltua 6eg8elltidl.
tlms, Der 0eutiden gtutterinroflp
DER oelttihen air6en un6 Shuler
ntflt einmnl SOC per Sa6r inert? -
gettrage Deroen bon Der 6elttidler
Brelie I'M Staate, ioiuie bonn Sefre.
tar Deg Ser6moes: !Sermann Stne.
bing, SiOuT Sails, e. ., iotpie beut
llnter5eihneteu eittgegengenomrnen.
gIub lit Der lltter5eihnete (deaeu
gritattlung Ser 8abus 1m6 Sote[unfo.
Item germ bereit, entfue0er berI6n-
lth ooer ourh einen paiienoen Ser
treter bebtlflifJ 5u iein, INN in allen
groBeren 0elttiheu glniie0Iimgen, NO
nod tein 3rDeigperein eriitirt, etuen
iolhen griinoen 5u beIfen.
Solhe 3Detgpereine iollten imSiis
Oen II. u. in gtnrton, 2enuor, Salem,
gteuno, 5reeman, Spencer gnerans
oriu, Sripp, ScotEan6, g)untton, Gas
noDa ltno Gnnaitota Il. I. 10. aeariin.
oct tDer0en, ebenio in allen 6elltihen
aniteoIungen i'm RorOen 0es Staa.
tee. 5erner lit es inn SSntereIIe 6es
gerbanoes ln0 0es bIiibenoen @e.
oeibeus Der bereits beIteben6en
3peigoereine 0ringen0 n6tig, SOB lie.
Den 0fonat nlinoeitens einmuI 6ie
DittgIie0er Der 3peigoereine in qeieI.
Tiger 8eiie 5uiammenfommen, Inn
oeutide 5rageu 81 beipre6en, fpie 4.
.. in Siour Sails, SurnboIOt lmo
9ri0geipater. (ggir bertDeiien uniere
2eier MIR auf oas oeutife sSeit IN
9ri6getpoter um 20. b. sc. on on.
oerer SteIe 5. gI.)
gor uIem ioIIten ale 3tpeigbers
cine bet3 et3eitenglnitulten MAIDEN, nm in
ibren betreffenoeu Srten cine bent.
idDe 8SeiBnadJtsfeier ON einent baiieu.
ben Enge 5lI arrangiren. 7ie sSalni.
lien uno &ir0er iollten oaran teilnebs
men, elm @eibnadtsbultm iollte nid,t
feblen, oelltide @eibnu6tslie6er uno
@eoidlte iollten nit 6iIfe bon 2ebrern.
ooer SrtspaItoreu eingeiibt uno Dor.
getrugen iDeroen, fleine @ei6e1fe
lmo Breiie berteiIt iper6en uirp.
SSnt gumen oes ger6an6es riGteu|
mir an Die betr. 8r1iioenten lmO ION.
itigen 8eaute1 Ser 3ipeigbereine ole
glufforOeruug, ioldle glnitaIten BEL
3eiten 81 treffen uno bitten audj Die
SentIdje grefe i'm Staate BierDUn ge.
6iibrenS gfotis 81 nebmen. 2aBt lus
Die oiesiGbrige @eibnahtsfeier, (ipels
der Die fir6libe foIgen ODER boraus.
geben fann), i'm gau5en Staate in
Oeutifem Sinne feiern, 5untal Die
8eibuahtsfeier in gan5 glmerifa bon
GeutIden aimportirt" ipuroe.
Soffentlib geben inns baI0 oies6e.
3iigIi6e 3uihrifteu ieitens Der Be
anten Der ein5elnen 3neiguereine
3lt. .- .-.#
Ssm geamen 6es 6eltti6en Staats-
Uerbanoes,
Snns 8eu1lttb, 8rGii6ent,
Serm. Stuebing. Sef.
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9nm SoSe perurteilt.

Seem gorf, 81. 0eoo. - ,@pp tbe
8Iooo", SO. 2epis, ,2eftie 2o1ie"
uno oDago lranf" puroen 0es W1or-
oes oes SpieIboIterS Sermann &o.
ientboI i6ulOig befunoen uno iollen
am 6. SSonror 1918 I'M 3u6tbous 5u
Sing Sing i'm eIettriiden StubG ibr
9eben enoen.
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ltrtsile bon eefern.


90. geob. 1912.
Der ,8eutidber Serolo" lit
itnitreitig Die bette 3eitling i'm
g8eiten. -.
5rieOrt6 Giiig, ."
Sing, gt. .. I'll
9. gob. 1912.
@an5 beion0ers iiberrnift
lns Ole Seitnununer oes %.
S.. gr bot Onnlit betpieien,
OaB Der g9elitid)er Serplo" Of.
ne ole 5ruge on Der Spite Ser
oelitihen 8reIIe bon Sii0 8afos
ia itebt iinO feline Miibe icbeut,
Inn 0os 8elltiftltm ipiir6ig su
reprdientiren.
9arI SortfeIOer,
@ooorid, q. 9.
: q.
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@enau genommen Iino es eigent.
lib nur siuei @roBmdAte. neIbe oui
Dem 8oIfan Den 6rieoen perrnitteIn
8inter uno Gbolera.
Sdon ipieoer cine oeuti6e @llItur.
arrimgeni6oft: iett peroen ouh in
BEN BenniDlnonin- -8abn5iigen belize
6ranffurter" nerfouft.
Sn elmer gerfumniliing fran5oli
her SoaioIiften gum grpteit aeaer
linen @eltfrie9 fino fie - iid, aeqen
'ieitig in Die Scare gerotenl
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Or. 9iidoro 9enep,
Or. SO. s. g9eder,
Or. SO. $. Sarrington,
Or. Grant Stuolep,
Or. gSin. sS. gBeeae.

SSSobn Sdrant miro biernit Iaut
Den Stotiiten Dem ,geortberu 9lInIum
for Criminal Snlnnes" in OfbfoIb
iibertpieien lmo 5ioar miro ii6 Der
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Merchants who do not
advertise in a German pa
per, do not deserve the
German trade.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-29

ing the early trading, put there was a good demand at this decline. partly from leading spot brokers, and prices later rallied on unfavorahle weather forecasts, reports of continued steady spot situation and talk of an improvement in the outlook for a set clement of trouble in the Balkans, Prices during the middle of the morn ing were within or points of Sat urday S closing figures January, 10.57@10.5Sc; February 10.67@10,6Sc; March, 1O.7S@1O.79c; :; May, 10.S5@1o.S6c; June. 1O.S7c bid :; July, 1O.SS@109Oc; August, 1o.S4c: :: September, 1o.74@10.75c; October, l0.3S@ 1o.39c; December, 1O5S@ 10.60c.
 Rumors that a prominent travelling crop expert estimated the yield at l5,OO0,000 bales were accompanied by Memphis selling orders, but the mar ket continued generally steady late in the morning, with January and March selling point or two above last weeks final figures.
 Spot, quiet; middling uplands, 11.25c, nominal
 Continued trading caused the mar ket to advance 10@11 points this af- ternOOn.
 Memphis Spot Cotton. Memphis, Oct. 2S.-Cotton-Sp steady. Middling, lie.
 Memphis Cottonseed Products. .....
 Memphis C0ttonseed Products. Memphis, Oct. 28-Cottonseed products, firm Prime basis oil, 4.93 @494c; meal, $24.50 per ton; linters nominal
 Liverpool Cotton.
 Liverpool, Oct. 2S.-Cotton-Good spot business done, prices easier i American middling fair 6.63d; good middling, 6.39d; middling, 6.21d; low middling, cold; good ordinary, 5.49d ordinary, 5.01d. Sales of the day, 10,- 900 bales, of which 800 bales were for speculation and export and in cluded 9,40o bales American. Receipts l 27,1OO bales, all American.
 Daily Market Review.
 (By Miller & Cotter, Memphis) Memphis, Oct. 2S.-Market act:
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At The Jefferson. F. H. Mckinney, Ruttig, Ark, G. A. Moseley, St. Louis; J. H. Bledsoe, Monticello; w. F. Bee be, St. Louis; J. H. Wilson, Fayette- ville; c. B. Bradford, Chicago; s. N Wedner, Chicago; J. R. Hill, Chicago; J. c. Ostendorf, Little Rock; 0. D. Old, Little Rock; E. P. Reed, Little Rock; Charles D. Elliott Little Rock; l.. w Gates, Chicago; A. D. Howe, St. Louis; A. c. Davidson, Little Rock; Achille Marks, New York; Sam T. Poe, Little Rock; James Holbrook, St. Louis.
 At The Arlington. Broks Faulk and wife, Clio; s. B. HarroWitz, Detroit; H. c. Wender, Detroit; Mrs. J. A. Rhoads, Stuttgart; Augie Marks, Stutt- sart; w. H. AgleWeod, Monticello; l.. L. Childress, Draughon; T. B. Brown, Memphis; w. P. Williams, Louisville, Ky; T. N. Embree, Little Rocl ; MT. and Mrs. B. K. Hanafourde, Little Rock; c. B. Rindleman, Little Rock i; Mrs. HH. M. Lees, Sondheimer, La. i; C. T. Rives, Almyra; Jules R. Schnei- der, St. Louis; James H. Attleberry St. Louis.
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Persian Dry Cleaning and
 Dye Works.

 POP 1-2 Main St. over J. B. Simon Co
 Pine Bluff, Ark.
 White Serges and Flannels made as white as snow without shrinkage by a new process without the use of wat CT.
 WE clean, press and repair all kinds of ladies or gents clothing, clean kid gloves, put new Things in coats, put in new sleeve Things, put on velvet collars, make button holes, make any kind of alteration, on ladies or gents clothing.
 We call for and deliver our work to any part of the city.
 Out of town customers send us your package by express with instruc- tions and we will return it in good shape. Ring us up early and often. Phone 1926. Early morning or night phone 1493.
 FRANK DIETRICH, Prop.
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short, buying being stimulated by pre- dlctlon for colder weather west, al- though no indications of frost. Nc Fadden's appearance at ringside made them nervous, owing to his bullish talk last week. Weather over Sunday ideal, save fer frosts in North Caro- lima, which appear to have been heavy Spot markets steady and general sen timent less pronouneedly hearish
 New York Spot Cotton.
 New York, Oct. -Cotton-Spot closed quiet. Middling uplands, 11.25e middlirg gulf, 11.50e. Sales, 29,G0C bales.
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E Orleans, Oct.. 2S. -Cotton-Fu- opeltd steady at 'a decline oi
 joints On indifferent cables and
 i yea her map. Tel"grams from Festern belt said good weather Itions were prevailing. Those who
 ed long cotton over the week end he expectation of frost turned fs. A moderate volume of fresh selling was also in evidence. At |nd of the first half hour of busi- |prices were GOT points under tday's close.
 kober,. 10.92c asked; November,
 61O.77c; December, 10.79@10.80d hry, 1O.S1@1O.S2c; March. 10.9S bsc; May, 11.09c bid; July, 11.19 Bic.
 E market gained strength around middle of the morning and took bn advancing tendency. Shorts led and bulls increased their bases. The chief reason for this |-about-face was the report that Ftain crop authority was coming kth crop estimate of 14,500,00O E instead of the 15,000,000 that traders expected from him. Buy |was heavy and prices advanced hily. At noon the trading (hs were points over last weeks pg level.
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A LOG ON THE TRACK

trouble ahead if not removed, so does loss of appetite. It means lack of Vi tality, loss of strength and nerve weakness. If appetite fails, take, Electric Bitters quickly to overcome the cause of toning up the stomach and curing the indigestion. M chael HessAeimer of Lincoln, Neb., had been sick over three years, but six bottles of Electric B tiers put him right on hs feet again. They have helped thousands. They give pure blood, strong nerves, good digestion. Only 50 cents at all druggists.
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New York, Oct. 2S-Henry Clews, the financier told a new story on John D. Rockefeller during the course of his recent address before the pu- pills of Yonkers High School. The old magnate once worked for MT. Clew's uncle, l. H. Ewing, in Cleve- land, for $15.00 week. After work ing at this wage for several months, young Rockefeller applied for a "raise," and was promptly told he did not deserve it.. wherenpon he threw. up the job. MT. Clews smen- toned this anecdote to illustrate the possibility of advancing to high place from an humble position. and low pay.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-80 acre farm, fine fertile land, 25 acres in cultivation. Near pike road Will sell on terms or ex- change for city property. See or
 phone No. 2. HOLLIS REAL ES- TATE co. No. POS West End ave- nue. 10-10 If
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New York Cotton.
 lw York, Oct. 2S.--Cotton opened
 Qy steady at a decline of 2@7'
 Is under flattering liquidation and selling, encouraged by lower es and favorable weather in the
 D over Sunday. Active months about 9@10 points net lower dur
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-$9.75 will buy you one of what the town is talking so much about A Drunthy Vacuum Sweeper. Reap & Crawford sole agents. If
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COUPLE WITHOUT children, three nicely furnished rooms ill good locality with or with
 out board, reference exchanged Ad- dress "L. P. E.' this paper. 10-17 If