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MERCHANTS TO BE
 REPRESF,NTED
Will Enter Floats In Procession To Be Featured By the Eiks
 May 2.

Pine Bluff merchants are respond-
 ing to the requests of the local sEiks to enter decorated industrial Floats in the parade, on May Z2, during the state convention of B. P. o. F..
 Secretary IL G. Spaulding of the Chamber of Commerce is Visiting the local merchants and urging them to make preparations, for flots and it is expected that within a few days al most every business house in the city will haze promised to enter floats.
 , The Following list of firms who shaves already promised Secretary Spauldng that they will enter floats in the parade:
 SNPine Bluff Company. Pine City Elec- tric Company, Pine Bluff Transfer Company, Murphy-Martin Dry Goods Company, .Katzenstein Shoe Company Leyerenz Shoe Company and the Brasher Drug Company. More than asscOrc of others were called on yes terday by Secretary Spaulding but Emany of them were participating in the lShriners' ceremonial session. 1t is expected that the parade will be a magnificent spectable and that many floats, decorated highly, will be entered
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\ Progressive Century.

The twentieth century has given us satisfactory treatment for rheuma- tism. The American Drug and Press Association, of which we are mem bers, are manufacturing a prepara- ton called Meritol Rheumatism Pew ders, from formula adopted by them after medical experts had pro nounced it one of great merit. Give MeritoI Rheumatism Powders a trial They are guaranteed w. L. Dewoody X Co.,, exclusive agents.
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SUGGESTIONS TO
PARENTS OF BOIs

5 5stg I. j
 Secretary Ehrensberger, of the ' < M. c. A. recommends to parents to follow the suggestions made by Wm. A. Mckeever, of Manhattan, College, aknsas. with reference to assisting their boys in a choice of vocation. They are. as follows. s,s
 1. Study your boy carefully dur ing his play, study, and work. and watch for the budding of his genius.
 ?. Begin early to train him to Mork courageonsly and consistently, allowing ample time and opportunity for play and recreation.
 8. If his special aptitude for a call- ing should appear early, then hold it in abeyance to the. extent that at least the fundamentals of a general education through the grammar grade or more--lnay be obtained.
 4. If he is versatile in, his abilities. then you will probably have to wait proportionate1y long for the choice Of a vocation. Some of the very strong est characters of the versatile class ! do not feel certain of their calling un- til the age sof p or more is reached.
 ,. Talk to the growing boy much about the prospects O ia life work, but never discourasingly. Allow him to try himself in variety of under takings while a youth, argue with him kindly about the matter, if you will; but when it comes to a final decision he must make it, and it then becomes your duty to fall into line and enthu- siastically cooperate with him.
 6. Go slowly in the matter of set ting the boy up in business until you are reasonably certain he has found a vocation that absorbs his enthusias- tic interest, then back him to the eN- tent that your means and judgment will allow. And, no matter how of ten he fails, keep up your efforts in his behalf and preserve the most cor dial relations with him, and some time he will reward you or yours for your faithfulness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-05-01

ny several of the royal courts of Flu rope It is another sign of his great ness that he could see the beauty in such domestic group as this when he was also painting the great his torical canvass and his great reli- eious pictures. There was, it is said. a waiting list of more than a hundred young men fNho wanted to study un- der his direction. And about this time Mardici of France opened ne gotiations with him for painting the series that so glorously fills one of the galaries of the Louvre at Paris to- day But these honors, which so quickly would have turned the head of lesser man, did not cause Rubens to lose the power of finding beauty in the home life, as we find it in this picture.
 And does the Ambassador amuse himself with Eainting?" Spanish COtIlltI IS Sttlu OuCH to Have dShSu Rubens No, Senor,' was Rubens reply the painter amuses himself by being ambassador
 Every day a different human inter- est story will appear in The Graphic. You can get a beautiful intaglio re- production of the above picture, with five others, equally attractive, 7X9 1-2 inches in size, with this week S Men i tor In .The Mentor' we'll known authority covers the subject of the picture and stories of the week Readers of The Graphic and "The Mentor" will know Art, Literature, History. Science, and Travel, and own exquisite pictures On sale at the Graphic office Price ten cents. Write today to The Graphic for booklet eX- plaining The Associated Newspaper School plan.
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LIVER RIGHT? You're All Right

The best remedy for liver, stomach or bowel troubles and especially con- stipation is the famous HOT SPRINGS LIVER BUTTONS.
 Don't miss getting a box today they tone up the liver, drive out the poisonous waste in the bowels and make you feel simply splendid in a few hours.
 Cut out CalOmel and slam bang pur- gatives. Try HOT SURINGS LIVER BUTTONS just once and you'll have no use for any other liver remedy. Fine for sick headache, salow skin, dull eyes and blotches Druggists ev- anywhere for 25c. Free sample from Hot Springs Chemical Co.,, Hot Springs, Ark.
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POSIM tSTER MELBOURNE
 HAS BEEN CONFIRMED.

The appointment of John D. Wit bourne, as postmaster at Pine Bluff, has been confirmed in the Senate at Washington and his commission will arrive here in a few days. The senate. Tuesday and was made known in press dispatches sent out from that city carly yesterday morning. Ar. Wilbourne will sUocehd Postmaster Furth as soon as his commission ar rives and he makes the required bond.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-05-01
'YOT cherubs. but children, Yes Al that is N hat Rubens painted
 V in this picture, children

A V in this picture, children
 rather than cherubs. And why not, ; he might be imagined as asking. After all, is not childhood, in it's nurity, cherubic?' And were one to judge by the beauty with which Ru
 bens has invested this group of child ren, it would have to he admitted that his position is not without something to be said for it.
 RGbens' inheritance from general ions of Flemish ancestors was mind not wanting in imagination But his imagination, to become satisfied, re- quired very definate a very real. embodiment of it's cOnception In this
 charming party of children there is
 little of a spiritual nature. To be sure one of them does show wing: but they are healthy babies rather than ethereal beings. They behave like real children too Doubtless Ru- bens has in this picture used his own children for models, or at least ono of them Throughout his life we find him using the members of his family in this way. We find both his wives again and again in his pictures-here
 as a Madonna, there as a Saint
 Noice too how quick Rubens has been to see the value of the farland of fruit in it's positiveness of color
 ing as contrast to the delicate flesh tones of the children What a knot of glowing color the plump bodies make, and how it is relieved by the fruit, the tree, the landscape, and the cushion at the right.
 At the time he painted this picture Rubens' services were being soucht
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The spring months often find a women tired out, with pain in back hips and head, nerousv and sleepless. Foley Kidney Pills will quickly prove their worth and alvue as healer of all kidney and bladder ailments and Irregularities. They are splendid remedy for rheumatism, cleaning the uric acid from the joints and system Try them. w. l.. Dewoody & Co.
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FAIR CATALOGUE
 BEING PREPARED
Dates For Holding the Jefferson County Fair To Be Announced
 Later.

Work is now being done on the composition of the Jefferson County Fair catalogue and much material is being gathered by the Chomber of Commerce. Harry H. Adams is the advertising manager of the catalogue and is calling on the local merchants selling space.
 As yet the, location for the holding of the fair has not been definitely an- nounced, but some action of this na- ture is expected to be taken in the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-05-01

A slight cold in a child or grown person holds possibilities of a grave nature. Group may come on suddenly bronchitis or pheumonia may deyelop. severe catarrhal ,houbles and con- sumption are possible results. Foley 's Honey and Tar Compound nips a cold at the outset. cures croup quickly. checks a deepseated cough, and heals lnllamed membranes. w. l.. De- woody & Co
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Constipation Cured

Dr. Kings New Life Pills will re- lieve constipation promptly and get your bowels in healthy condition again. John Supsic, of Sanbery, Pa, says: 'They are the best pills ever used, and advise everyone to use them for constipation, indigestion and liver complaint Will help you. Price 25c. Recommended by your druggist.
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Through an error the postal cards terday, announcing the regular meet ing of the Eagles tonight, stated that the state convention of Eagles was to be held in this city in July. The state convention will be held on June IT, IS and 19.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-05-01
FARMERS WIFE
 ALMOST AWRECK
Restored to Health by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Her
 Own Story.
Westwood, Md. l am a farmers wife and do most of my own work when

l am able. l nau nervous spells, fe-
 male weakness and terrible le bearing down pains ev cry month. l also suf- fered much with ny right side 'The pain started in my back and extended around my right side, and the doctor told me it xtyac cr~ario inf op,-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-05-01

--Robt. Vance & Co.,, PIT Walnut street, manufacturers of screens or doors. Old frames re-screened. Tele- phone 2S2. X 4-13 I'm
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$10O BEWARE, 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 internal l. ly, 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- ton and assisting nature in doing its 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 fol list of testimonials.
 Address F. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo O.
 Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for con
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-05-01

-$5.oO worth for $3.25 Monday. Get your mating square now. Reap & Crawford Furniture Co. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-05-01
Invigorating to the Pale and Sicki,

The Old Standard general strengthening tonic, GROVES TAsrELESS chill TONIC, drives out Malaria, enriches the blood and builds up the sys. tenn. true Tonic. For adults and children. 50c
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-05-01

Sold by all Druggists, 75c
 Take Halls Family Pills for con stipation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-05-01
Visit Murphy-Martin's for som,

thing good to eat. 5-1
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REYES 80 YEARS 4 HiRRIOR.
Firsi On Oue side md Then on other.
hut Always EiIhtinr.

Gen. Bernardo Reyes has been miXcd
up in much trouble in Mexico some
times with a backing large enough to
make him a Formidable figure. lTls
motto has always been Mexico for the
MeNicans." and he has done much to
antagonize foreign investors.
Small and ncrvously quick, the Gen
eral did not look as II h" was old
enough To have fought against Maxi
milian's invasion in 1864, when he was
II years old. In one battle he was shot
through the wrist. which has been
crippled since.
Gen. Reyes was born in ,iuadala lara
and he was still in school when the
French. under Marshall Iiazainc, in
Naded Mexico for the purpose of over
throwing the republic and creating an
imperial throne for the Austrian Maxi
milan. Reyes joined the army and af-
tor he was shot VAS captured. Hut the
French commander admirlnS the young
boy for his pluck, sent him to his HON"
under military escort, Reyes stayed
there until his wound healed, and then
joined the army again.
He was commissioner Second Lieu
~ Hdnl anu ulSllnSulSneu nlmSef in SpN-
eral battles. He was slashcd across the
head with French sabre After the
invasion WAS repcllcd Lieut.. Reyes con-
tiNucd IN the army His rank grew
with each succeeding revolution that
he helped To put down and he hccamr
Colonel in 1872 when with 500 men he
went against the Indian hrigand Manuel
Lazado, who had 10000. Reyes took
many prisoners in this battle and In
1855, when he was detailed to put down
revolution in tho STATE oc NueVu
Leon. he was "A General.
His success in series of battles
which restored order to this State
caused his appointment as military Gov
ernor, He held this position for three
years and then declared an election.
Cara Ayala was elected Governor and
then Reyes had himself made a citizen
Of Nuevo Leon. At the end of Ayala's
term Gen. Reyes was elected Governor.
He served several terms as Governor.
and during an interim was maor S,,lt-
tnry of War. 'hHr"pr vu'" hju.-'
against him Nh.." Il" l'i ,lri SIZE. .
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.NADkRO SENDS MESSAGE
W Tres q" commander AT Jtnnr''
Ghut DiRH Is CAPTURED.

r.. pA>o, Feb Cool Francisco \a'
quo@, in temporary command "i th'
GARRISON of Federal troops al Juare'
received message tonight signed b'
President Francisco |. Madcro, ans
uatoG Mexico city.
II said that mutinecrs to-day !pe'
a.od foliN D.az and Bernardo Reyes
and attacked the palace, that Gel
Reyes was killed in the assault aA'
that Gon. \illarcal of the palace sUai''
Was wounded, also that many "e''
killed In the streets, hut said that '"fc''
has lrlumphod"
In a later message tonight tn '"'
1UarcH commander President NADER %
states that F,liN DiaH has been ma''
prisoner and that the loyal troops arc
i'm control of the situation.
Private messages Tonight say, no"
ever. that many Of the police ANA sup
posed loyal troops have joined the nv,
IiucCrs and rebels during the day a''
that more trouble is feared to-niehl
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and Pres sidcnt Diaz sent him back to ht
Chief Executive of Nuevo Leon.
Then rumorS that "A revolution was "a
be begun in Reyes's behalf arose anG
the suspicion against him at the capita
became So great that he issued "A state
mrnt that he would support Diaz. The
rumors died out.
Then four years ago the rumors begai
again. Within a month Reyes had been
stripped uf his office and ordered to
Paris ON military mission"
Reyes in Paris reiterated his loyalty
tn Diaz. lie was wealthy and enjoyed
life in the French capital. some
thought that he had withdrawn per.
manently from the strife OF his country
tu pass his last years comfortably. Bul
after a year and "A half in Paris, curing
which all his published statements
showed that h" was loyal To- Diaz apo
regarded Mahcro's revolution as 4
flash in In" pan. Diaz recalled him l.
Gct his aid in putting down the r"yolu-
tiun. ~ Reyes left Paris he was re
Sdrdoi as a pidZ adhercnt.
II" and DlaI passed each other o.
,hr s"a, Reyes returning home and Dia
-uing into cNllc.
When h" cot home he proclaInc n
loyalty 10 Madcro. But II wasn't loh
before he was on the side of Ill" 10
surgcnts, and he led them against L.
Federal forces with some drgrc" '
success. liut IN December, l'i'. ica
Reyes announced that hc. didn't ha"
the MrXican people behind HIM. ami b
gave up his revolt. y month hefor
this he had been arrested in san Aa-
tonic and released IN S5.o0v bail On d
charge Of plotting to ship arms an,
ammunition across the border Tts
cas-, has not been tried. and the Ia
has been CunfSCatcd.
IN Christmas Day 1911. d" sure.
u,r,d. since then he has been N ia
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the close friends of Gen pascu ual Orozco,
Jr, As the Iapstas had already in
dOrsed such a ticket 1t showed that the
rebels had "a common plan for their
newest revolt. Gen. orozcos friends to-
day declared in III paso that the entire
rebel army of Mexico was in thorough
accord and that pro2co would i'm
m"diateiy take the field again and
would bc in Juarcz In a few days.
The announcement was made this
afternoon by Primitive Enriuue2. hu.i-
ness associate OF Oro2co, that oro2co is
now west Of Chihuahua City and south
OF JuareZ and that he could he looked
for in Juarez in a few days, when the
present army would join him IN the lp-
rising. There are now about 1000
troops in JuarcZ. under command ut
col. Castro. hut the 'ooncl was not 20
be found in .Iuare2 to-day and the state
mcnt was made that he departed to-day
on military train for tn" south. az
companying Enrique g. ILorentc. McNi-
can Consul to ~ paso. who has been
a refugee in Jrarez FOR three days to
escape arrest on a Federal court war
rant in FL Paso.
Llorsnte j. charged with Violating the
United States neutrality laws IN con-
spring 10 destroy property in Mexico
with dynamite. l.lorrnte cannot ne
found in Juarcz, although railroad Off
cials declare that neither he nor Castro
departed to-day ON th" military train.
Al has been quiet in Juar,Z to-day.
An election is in progress for a Mayor
and saloons have been closed and troop.
have been patrolling the streets. Large
crowds of Americans visited the races
and the gambling games IN Juarcz this
afternoon and We're not muiested Dfl-
GERS of III" Federal garrison in .luarcz
showed no concern when Informed nf
the revolt in MEXICO CITY
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NO FEAR FOR AMERICANS.
insurrrr,n- Not Disposed I" b"'"

WNsHINGToN, Feb, s,-Statr l"l1'
nrnt officials feel little Apprehension
the safety or Americans in NrA,'' O."
and clsowhor" in MeNico in spite 81 w
disorders in the capital,
For many months there has boon ~"
disposition upon the part 81 'H' u"
Surr"Ctus to modest Ameri'th' az,
more than any one else preseason
valuable property. Present lui''"''
are that the disorders in M"\'" ap'
especially the revolt In McN'c" 'l'N'"
not directed at foreigners in any ~"
Tho furclgn quarter IN Mr\.'' ."
is II very large district and dd'q%.,
preparations were made long ago j"
proper defence from any A'"'
Americans in the capital hdN" q sup
~ arms and ammunition and arc
position tn take care of Themselves
b" l"l!"vrl their only possible S"l'"
'iuit, lie. 80 Ln "ut",'AN - '''''
..."1 ''' hWtr classes
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AMERICANS ARE ARMED.
In city Cnn Hold Ont In
tnsr Oi sRcLin9.

MEXICo CITY. Feb. 9.--Therc has been
much discomfort among certain ~ the
Mexican army officers, partly due to
!nccssant work in the field and It's Incl
dental hardshps, To what they consid-
cred the unjust treatment of both Gen.
Geronimo Trovino and Gen, Nictoriano
Iluerta
For years Cen. TrcNlno was tho mill
tary commander of the Monterey dis
trict, but "A few months ago resigned.
giving III health as his excuse, Gen.
Iluerta was relieved from his command
ITO hay" his eyes treated and brought
back ia th" city of M"Ni 80 after htVin"
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The mob m the strco'- .wunr abo..J
ana boat q hJSty retreat lu' any a.a...
adj" >h"'r'r. in 20 mnu;, on tw, tDr
/ocaln was ii'lvd with dead and dyIua
El,rvwh"r, a pool of blood marE.d
the place where bullets nau found
mark IN" shrapno' ana tn. solid shot
of IN" field guns wroal,rd curuug,
Your correspondent Was IN front uf
III" National Palace, when tn" firing hr.
gan. lie ran across tho plaza Wl'h
Other thousands "f ~curiynp m'u.
women and childrru scores ot whom
fell IN thr.r hight t. cover
It IL cnnscryativ,ly ,rthuat,i tna.
700 wer" kill"d in ~" Iu,Il" and uait
"a thousand huy" been wpundcd IN 4
hallway fhur" were seven mon all
wounded In tho battle This battle ia
Nored IN" f"d.fiiIS. who. not l.,p.aI
faith With Daz. tururd ~" machine.
guns on lh" troops below Dtal WIlu
the remnant II cavalry tho Chupult,p.,
cadets, Tihldlan cadets som" uSprauj>
and few u'A,I soldiers ESCAPED and
mad" thor W.v rn rl" citadel
For Two hours 80 uor, utt., IT,, :,.
of tI' citadel there Mas 80 ..,.t'Io. of
lighting ~ Dr. ~Juud rh.u. 'n. Utt''.
"'' " ''.'". ->'''''.' 'N'''..' 1901 l'"..
N'S II position go i"r'" conc ."r1'nN
b''" however. va ALREADY u '"h'i"
81 mos "i 'h' 'it\. lit> n'\' m''' N'r
an attack "a IL" arsenal
l'' captured II ami an Annl'"-' "'''.
"1 munitions W!,H htidiN any hEh'.NA.
" IN" cay went "A. l'I"|S l"r'" "'~
CONSTANT! augmented 10y F"d'iHI i""n'.
hN fH'dhS ana "N volunteers. ~"
....t
companies 81 "rt"l'i\ attached 'A''h-
IVES :" l1> '"'niNand ~ i'' ''i'' 49,
'lh'"h ~ lAl- BOO "S~l'' N' -".N..'
lN'nN p..'r- "' "ii.l.''. "' When ''
>,""d greatly IN need
Later ~ ~" d'} '''i" N''' '"'>
Ns"'""S ATTACKS "n 'H" l"la"" Hud
Wu'u street iShtln- t~ bands "t i'n"I~
encountered troops s'.N 'ryt. To- Ma
d"'u.
Timer" has t""u iuo uu.u excitement
pNd confusion tr mak" ,t pu>-'ni" ju "l'-
tain any an,urHt" hist uf the principal
objects on either side who W,r" hIii"i
ur injured Both MIdcru and b.l2 lost
heavily IN rhi~ regard. although tho
Federal forces suffered worse. Ciou RUIZ
ana half dozen OFFICER, wrr, i>iil-d
drfcudinG IN" palace
Col D.nH - dealing har~hl, with loot
-rs ana hrawlsr~ II" has ordered that
every man VII" sets flr" To- house. ur
who is caught louting h" shot
Reliable reports lat. to-nighr are to
H." effect that 400 striking miners a, the
Santa Gcrtrud.S and HluMgt mines at
Ptchuca left thor" This morning fully
armed ana carving d,namit. bombs.
This hudy uc men is cNpnc,"d to- roach
III" city Tonight t. aid Da2
1t is alsn rruurtcd that many hun.
dreds Znpatistts are alprnach.up from
IT., south To lnlu H., rebels in tn. city.
\ large Madcri,ta mob found Nan-
gc,nco this afternoon IN DESTROYING tho
buildings and plants ur i,n anti-No-
doris,a papors Fl Pals and La Trihuu1.
D.spa,chrs received h,r, state that
the garrisons at Monterey. san Luis
Potosi Saltillo and Vera cruz have rc-
Il l4lAA NAN Il....
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