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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-03-07

reffet produit par la proclamation,
ct s'attendaient avant la fin du jour
a voir aborder dams File tous les
citoyens nouveaux de cette terre de
Intelligence ct de la liberte.
A la v6rit6 DIES barques de pc
cbeurs parurent seules; mails les
rois de Ratoneau r6d6chirent que
meme, pour les hommes d6pourvus
de fortune, il fallait lie temps
d'achever certains pr6paratifs. LIE
lendemain lis continu6rent q me-
ner joyeuse vie. Un canot rempli
de soldats croisait devant File.
Floustignac ct Francoeur current
%n6cessaire de leur prouver que la
garrison rebelle ne s'endormait
pas, ct deux coups de. m%ousquets
retentirent en- Sc reperculant dams
les rochers de Ratoneau.
A Marseille on Sc pr6occupait
fort de ce coup de main: combien
d'hommes Sc trouvaient dams la CT
tadelle, on l'ignorait, mails ce Cont
on 6tait sur, c'est que les hardis
conqu6rants de Pile sc trouvaient
peu nombreux.
LIE d'ificile n'6tait done point de
venir a bout DIES hommes, mails
bien de sen emparer.
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VIII.
LIE Ro1 DE ~RAroNEAU

La joie des aventuriers en- vo-
yant FUR de Tile. qu'ils venaient
dams I'm jour de conqu6ri ct de de-
fandre. la garrison que le gouver-
neur de Provence y await plac6e,
ne Sc peut d6crire. Ellie dewitt
une ivresse dams le sens absolu du
car pour feter dignement leur
gloire, Franc@ur ct Floustignac
vidArent SIX bouteilles des wins g6-
nAreux qui leur tombArent sous la
main. Pendant qu'ils choquaient
leursI verres, lie s'entretenaient de
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"a CoNr1NUER

CONNIE on lie salt, la derniere l6-
gislature de rEtat a pass6 une loi
:permettant la publication damon
ces l6gales Qegal notices) dams les
journaux de langues 6trang6res.
.Cette loi permet done q rEcHo DE
L'OUEsT de publier ces annonces.
.N'oubliez pas ceci quand Toccasion
Sc pr6sentera ct dites 4 votre avo-
cat d'envoyer = lECHo les annon-
ces ooncernant votre cause.
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LES PILULES MORO sont en- vente q la ~PHARMACIE ROSE
3O3 Avenue Centrale

Abonnez-vous q | Echo DE POU.
EsL $l.OO par annie.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-03-07

mauxd de t@e @tdent a@ces JavaAd esmg"r1N.E Eugene LahuMppe, 126 ~ Augusta,
anssemeeMns c os . 1s u ns m%o m~nns@ S0reL Que.
parAya1 - Me H. nJamis vmAde ne naat fat un eht auMi
ssamnass prdmpt etau d ggmfcatf A la deuxNmeb one
"""on" H6prouviu n reel Judgement etn eTinuthed de
L m6decn que Javaisa ppe5 fit de son nieuxVo dMreM size continually tattment avecp ese
rMs ne r6undt pas a. aneneru e Observation-Disclosures j revenas de- our jour la sante
dams mon e@t Je devenas d. pusJer eprs mon tEavana vcc courage ayantr ecou
en- plus fhe ct la neuuash6niem havainatu6 mes frcea Mes doneurs dc rns euMnt
AUST aaectat mes nfa Msn NUTS 6aenten tremmtp asmes Depuhs un an j mai pas
ena6vr6es tiles cauchemmsm quiz observation-disclosures ret ddale aux PlMes Moro Sans en-
durautn non mmeu m6pimient tau point deprndrec nstammen je les conserve CONNIE
mafok rtotaement eGmuant@ CONNIE TONGUE e@ we l"eVs
- -n.uxz 49,. dsm ahmaset me donnent sfores
DIRE ds Puues Moro ct sails moim6met os Je ns fec@Mmnmns y t~me.0 1 -
les rensegnemeMs ct les ceridctsp ubd6ea uDeunes gems q u "' un ""n kH, o
--S.s1 xmacnao nnaaonAra tchaoua tmrp rennentl les Puues Moro maintnant,n lis les
Je me d6ddi enhn en- hreI essai etjem m nenroGPM pug tu -vo N 80
.nnmad AM Emr on fnua ca#ae xeuanteid dee LATUILPF 126 rue Augusta el QUE
CONSIDERATIONS RATJITES- Homme naadsv eez yr les m&deins de la Compagme
M6dale Moro on &uivz hr ills vms iGoueontl les moynsd de vosg unr lis donnmtl ey
cmls oatnnenentM lmm rsniphousm t la roke de s @ bou@a Ieur buraux, au
Ma 22m e smt Denis Monh1a snto uveuse mephh dmanch,d hmes d. matn a heurs
du sdr les mi ct smeie ct wqu'a 6 heresh rs auhesjo %
Les PHls MMos ntM vh, chez tus les mMchands del Remedies Nous les nWyonsa SLp par
hpmtea u Canada ct aux atsUns sur reception du px 5Oc purun boe, &5o poWhx boe:
Tots les leus down ctr. adeMees: COMPAGNIE EDICALE MORO, III rue SantNhS
Montreal
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-03-07
cHDAGeNlaDNS NO7RE SANGl
! ee he,,r,,es. uour f~onifier, %sfin,uler ct plri-
fier IeIr SANG, mont rien de n,feux
a pre1ore que les
PILULES MORO
Un exe,1pIe entire mile.
Un exer,1pIe entire mile.

"sononsn de sang"y ua ler PREMIER de la emte ct m hnfG purifier ct sumoi1 @ean"
Inv rn de meur queh les MksM oq Jul sappiquentat us hsag gee Car Inc m"t p@c cn "e
omly a. dsn aadsd de iaMrds; il y de- wenmdsm ahdeS comme y a@]e nag gems na@os
eceudp euvetG m eaudnt dam em safa6mmq lies wMams ihn systemic I vMh aVa'lee
tennis les Plmks Nu c1yennntrd done a msL les hommsm hads ct en- parhculha c1 qn
suHmt de Iaftond @m gnons Z-
Les enhns d6ble, les jems gems &mMl les um@ v@nt en- pu de temps hu~ m@s
dsmn1nes SONS pnAuepced les Plues Ao pi acmGsmtd dams ds conditions uprnanNsh nre
musulane, tout en- fmMmtp &t tout en- atoixanth sensation def fatigue To|@ les hnc"o o
whales pappayl Gruaone Iappmeld g@hfA les systemic neveux lie systemic muscaaMes tnP"e
mnt tm6&s par w bonnes pluks qi smt wi gGi&que de- maux de rns
pemt; sensation e MnAre de ACCOMPLISHMENTS ct ameur at travail; suppsaond de- Ia fatigue de-
la snnoene td la cUubame; lie sang deNatp usc snGSp us1dmeSe @re" Plus W.,
CONNER @n&Np par @ex ce1mts pluhs
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-03-07

LII VOkC1 " l. NA S0SAARO
Je vols, par les journaux, que les Pilules Moro
Sc signalent %toujours par des gu6r1sons mervell-
leuses ct continent q leur bienfaisante
besogne parmi les hommes qui soufrent. Celia
m'encourage a faire connaftre au public mon cas-
uui est certainement I'm des plus remarquables
de tous ceux qui ont etc trait6s par ces BONES
pilules ct Oh leur r6ussite a ete complete. Je ITEMS
q le faire publier surtout pour des
jeunes gems qui SO trouveront dams ma position ct
qui, parignorance GU manque de so1n, pourralent
risuuer d'etre victimes d'accidents chron1ques
don't les suites ~seraient irr6parables.
A Rage de seize ans j'etais atteint d@ja dune
maladie de rognons, qui await pour origine le ira
vail beaucoup trop ardu que je faisais des ma
teunesse ct Oh j'avais Gu a subir les intemperles,
les EMBELLISHMENTS ct leurs consequences.
Je continual dependant a mo hvrer a des ouvra-
ges p@nibles, don't la rigueur augmentait q mesu-
re que Rage a~vancait, ct le resultat fut que cette
maladie s'aggrava. II y a un an environ, des
complications survinrent ct mon estomac BE
trouva tellement d@labr6 que le NAL de reins Sc
compliqua de dyspepsia nerveuse ct c'est alors
que j6prouvai des douleurs indicibles. Javais
Pestonac CONSIGNMENT tiraile avec des Glance
ments, des points, de vrais coups de poignard du
cote du occur. Naturellement ces soufrances
avaient leur r@percussion sur le cerveau ct mes
maux de tote &taient atroces. J'avais des engour.
easements dams tous les membres tellement
aigus que je redoutais quelquefois detre pris de
paralysie, je ne pouvais me bouger sans me teni1
a 1ioo+1t ia F,a o1,1irA 10 NJ mat
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-07-18
cRAIe WANTS SCHOOL

Craig. on the west coast of Prince of Wales Island. needs d school and application has been made to the government for an appropriation to build school house and establish school.
 Craig, which was formerly known aS Fish Egg. is less than three years old and the entire lard has been platled and most of the lots have been taken. The government is just complet .ng a splendid plank road a. cross the center of the island and the older part of the town IS planking to intersect it. Wa ter Is brought under pressure two miles through an s inch pipe.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-07-18
THE coLuMBINE SAILS

On a voyage which is ex- Tccsed to last the greater part of eight or ten weeks the light house tender Columbine sailed 10. the westward at an early hour this morning. Milo Hoad ley, superintendent for the AL aska district is on board.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-07-18
MoNiED TRAVELLERS

First Tourist off the Jeffer- son to other rushing up town. Where are you going?"
 Secord Tourist-"Oh, 1 just got money enough left for two more post cards, so I'm going up after them.n
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-07-18
BACK FROM THE
 GRAND CAMP

Il. Smith Harris who repre-. sented Ketchikan Camp, No. 2l, at the recent Grand Camp Gf the A. B.'s at Juneau. re- turned home on yesterdays boat.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-07-18
CARD OF THANKS

On behalf of my father s. B. Reynolds I wish to thank the many people who so kindly as sisted in getting the "Rey- nclds" out of danger yesterday alter her accident.
 A. c. REYNOLDS.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-07-18

The steamer Delhi is expect ed to sail from Seattle tonight with a big cargo of oil and general merchandise for out lying Alaskan points. She will arrive in ketchikan Monday.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-07-18

FOR SALE-English Baby Carriage. cost stS.0O in Seattle will sell for $500. Apply al the Miner office.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-07-18

For a first-class meal go tn the Montana Restaurant. Every thing clean and first class. adv
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-07-18

Two comedies on at the Dream tonight. adv
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-07-18

McDonaId's Chocolates ar, BEST--Haack's Drug Store.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-07-18

"Alladin Up- -to-date" at the Dream tonight. adv
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-07-18

Where everybody goes. The Grand. adv.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-07-18
FOR SALE OR LEASE

The Owl Cafe-an up-to-dato little eating place. For particu- Jars see he proprietor. adv
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-07-18

A. c. REYNOLDS
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-21
MURPHY IN NEW CONCERN

Little Rock, Sept. 19.-The Estes
Title Index Co., of Little Rock has
just been incorporated in the office
Of the Secretary OF State. The Off
GERS aud stockholders are Z. L. Nc
Nancy, president. George w. Murphy,
sXyiGe president, and T. l.. Bond, Sec
rotary.
Tbs PRINCIPLE purpose Of the COM
pan sis Goansalfea and sell Indexes for
abstracts Of conveyances and other
records affecting land titles, patented
by Ambrose w. Estes. of Little Rock,
formerly of Yellville. December II,
1911, The company has an author
lied capital stock of $250.0O0. of
which 100000 is preferred stock.
Three hundred dollars of the stock is
actually paid in.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-21
FIRST CARLOAD OF CoTToNsEED
NEW BAND AT STUTTGART.

Stuttgart. Sept, ,2e,sr-The Young
Mems Chamber OF Commerce Band OF
this city made it's first appearance in
public Thursday night at concert at
the opera house, and although the
band is only three months old and is
composed almost entirely of begin
ners, the opera house was filled with
people, all of whom were loud in
their praise of the concert rendered
The members of the organization are
Fred D. Wore, leader and teacher; IT..
Longrader, II. Seeman, II. G. Boyd,
Herman Woerner, George Shut, John
Adams, Morris Few, Clyde Harris,
Harry Baker, Cately Few. Louis Sdnig
Il. b. Wilder. T. w. Barton, Roman
Selig, Cleve Harris, c. Berry, Robert
Jones, Rupert Barnes, w. u. Lines.
erred Wegart, Fred Vessel, II. Junge
and II. +. Hall. @
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-21
COST OF A COCKTAIL.
The Drink . Young Business Man hat
to Have Before Lunch.

In New York city there is mar
who once paid $1,000 for cocktail
He did not know it then. and he never
will know 1t unless he happens to read
this story.
A certain prosperous manufacturing
company needed new departmental
manager The salary was $1,000 a
year The officers of the company
considered great many candidate,
and at last decided to offer the position
to a clever young man of untlsua. busl
ness ability lie seeuIed to t,e ,eXactl!
the man for that particular place. Thu
president and general manager invited
tue young man to lunch with them al
a downtown club. Ostcnsibly to talk
over less Important business matter
They wanted TO look him over" just
once more
The man met them at the appointed
hour. and the president. anxious 70
make tile occasion u pleasant one. or
dered an elaborate luncheon Tho
waiter was q long time IN bringing
the FIRST stnu rsa. aud. til" guest ,beSpu
to appear III at ease lie seemed ab
sentmindcd and nnintercste1 in thu
conversation He twisted about in his
chair md tapped his fingers nervOisl.
npop the table Finally he turned to
ward the president .nnd sniA almost
desperately "WnItd y", mind yer,
mnrh " or,b.rpsl j. ~n+ktni'1'' Tue,
ne flushed little ,,,,d pfrnr.si'n ,au2i,
ing apology r"r makin. the request
The other ,n"n 4xrhn.,.,.-i surprised
and significant :.laures. i,ot til.,v caii,a
the waiter a,n.l q,rdet'.,.i3 the ylektasi
Whom 1t came tn" gnest drank it -"
gerly In few mnnle,1s he bad be-
COME another man the man Of knc;
vision nnd quick mipI. who could ~
40 ,lsefut In thotr gr",,t BUSINESS There
was no NOR" pr'"r"lpatinn in his mnn
.ncr no shifting about IN his chair Ht
was alert. e,fGs.r. ~'lcAn handaf
Rut as the luncheon went on neithe.
the president nor the manager mon
toned the real object nf the interview
Each was thinking tbs. matter over So
the others secretly formed opinion
The situation M"amc awkward Final
" the president excused himself or
the prctcnse of eOiny into the library
to speak toa friend who had just en-
tered But after spenkins to his frien{
he went straight TO the desk and wrote
message on telegraph blank Fl.
gave the message to uniformed nf
tendant and went back to the dinins
room steee
In few minutes mage hron@sns,
telegram to the ulanaGer, who rea;4s'i
hnrriedly while the president tinishe.
telling their guest about a shootn;
trip In Maine This Is what the tele
gram said:
The lob is too big for boozer W
can't run our business by cocktail power
Youths Compani,A
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-21
An Artists Record Ra pidity.

As an instance; IL the amazing rapid
~ and ease with which a .Iapancse art
list works MIR NJ. g.. Hush. in 's.lapa,
and Its Art" quotes the marvellous
achievement Of Enkui koiei. who WI,
selected to exhibit bis prowess before
Prince Arthur OF C0nnalght when tn,
prince was in Japan on the Garter mis-
sion. In one summer day. workin.
from, sunrise " sunset. lie painted ,
picture for each Of l.22+@ guests to b.
entertained that evening! Kotei work
ed with two brushes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-21
BUILDING Up FIRE DEPARTMENT

Hot Springs. Sept. 20--The city Of
Hot Springs in making an effort to
strengthen it's fire department TO do
this it will be necessary to pay at
least one-thirdcash on the $4,000
engine, and combination auto truck.
and this fneanss delay. AT least 5000
fmorS FeeY OF hose is necessary to
equip properly the department, and a
firm has agreed to sell the hose at
u spfr.~sYu 1sss .thap it, has, ever,
sbkep sbo@ht Cor by he city and TO
eXttlfd a credit over aperiod of years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-21
REV. MCPHERSON ARRIVES

Little Rock, Sept 20s-~Rev Frank
Nickerson arrived Friday from Tex
as. accompanied by his wife, to as
sumo thei passionate of the Wright
Avenue Christian Church. He will
succeed Rev. F. c. Browning, who re-
tires from the ministry. because OF
his iage. and viii probably locate in
California where his sou resides
Rev. Nickerson was for some time
tan Church yhere, and, left Two years
ago, since which time he has been
at Auburn, Ind. Houston aud Rock
port. Texas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-21
DOG RETURNED ALnNE.

Gaion, Sept. 20.-Some time ago
Willie Sims Of Lunenburg was mar
.Tied and he immediately decided to
mo3e to Oklahoma. He and his wife
IMAGE the trip, overland in farm
WAGON, and were accompanied by
s'Sians. dog, which followed them Oh
their journey, for five weeks. When
tAsxWere within twelve miles of their
new home at Stroud, Okla. the dog
.1eft tie wagon and started back to his
! Old hbme at Nuremberg, where he was
raises Three days after he left the
wago& he arrived at the above nam.
ed place tired and half-starved
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-21
.l es.f
Working Up . Joke.

A regular amateur Jester broke past
the guards aud got into our office yes
terday. He came for the purpose OF
making Us bite on some Of bis prepar
ed catches. We hate !, to discourage
genius. and also we weren't extremely
clever. so we took the card he forced
Here's the way he did It:
"Of course you hate aduiteration
have found that many Of the wines
are watere,i Now. whit do you think
of watering wine" e,t
ITS grOs. swtndle"
"Yes?"
"Yes And what d4lsyon think OF
putting sand into sugar.
tits a grocer swtndle.s Ha. ha. Ha
na. hu. h.a,aT' : Cleveland Flair
Dealer. I
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-21
,oiIino the swampa

The oil that lis distributed through
thesswimt,s OF Panama 10 prevent the
crops Of mosquitoes which made things
sosunpleasant is sent on its GRAND in q
novel fashion, Az ehs Mead Of every
little watercoilrse ats oil TANK is placed
that gives its OF! drop by drop Whcr
the sudden showers come. as they do
in bucketfuls. The water flows .OH til.
bieherslands iutoAthe Sswamps. carryiu=
coatlng of oil where tits most need
ed-Christian Science Monitor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-21
BISHOP KlLGO IN HOT SPRINGS

Hot Springs, Sept. 20.-Bishop John
C. Kilgo OF North Carolina arrived in
Hot Springs Friday. Bishop Kilgo
will confer with the board OF the
Central Church, destroyed by fire
This church carried $4,000 insur-
ance, but the building cost almost
three times as much. The edifice viii
be rebuilt as soon as arrangements
can be made. 1t was expected that
Bishop Kilgo would preach in the
Princess Theatre, which the Contra
Church is using as. a place of wor
ship, but he had other arrange
ments made. He will re urn tx
preach to Central congrega lou The
last Sunday in November.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-21

III YOU want 10 know low web
mans 1ineS e6T W launared in
really upstSkda0. brvpctfy equipped
laundry. let us do your laundry for
u month or two. and see how much
'tss !s,.,, VI s .,cs., ], ],
Shirts collars. ana IIcqfts, .|ysats
and ties, sent to tins fiuil s. ~
given that immaculate cleanliness
and beauty Of finish which every man
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-21
contentnent.

It Is said that John D. Rockefeller
was once asked by an ambitious
young woman. schoolteacher. for an
infallible recipe for coutentment The
oil king promptixTaud forcefully rs
piled:
"Neyet borr,iw tzuuhseI u a,o cuevss
'end money"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-21
me BLUFF
R0GRESS
ROsPERITY
LOCAL COMPETITION.

That compAtjtions The LIFE Of trade.
being fully demonstrated in Pine
HUFF - late and with competition
Sturany comes better. service and il
6teatef demand for things generally
Rlne Hun Is blessed with manyl&1-
/ toblishhents. They carry similar
6tocks Ind one offers better~things in
Ssrtaan: lines than. The other while
lnptheS presents an assortment more
elaboriee and equally % reasonable
y those d the corhpetitof 81 y
- recent weeks Pine Bluff secured
hnthes moving Mature theater. Pine
|ldff prmsrhs' tad only one. then
8me ahother and the people thought
] that ii Wa Being ovssridone, BSth en- r
soyed good business. But" competition
again haAr x1serteds 1tseifs The crowde
ne larger At all of the theaters. One
I = doing just as much ss the other
ma thes pdBaft n Getting TIE bene-
III. Tleatergoers have more va
] sied program to enjoy and they 81
\ lrOm oHe to another movie house
ma the result is that the third picture
show hde only added to the already
tacreasiHg interest among the film
lovers aid the public is given more
amnsemfnt and, if possible. better
I selection 81 subjects.
Pine Bluff Is soon to have another
4 ~ hotel 1t Is being equipped on an
( elaborate scale and many new. sifes
Stures for the entertainment Of the vis-
itors, SesNsil ~ A0aae peoples arb
being planned by the management.
Pine Bldtf already has one of the best
hotels the southwest, ltfs ehojyins
il good business and it is .balifg con-
Quoted IN we'll and as successfully as
anyone Uould wish for.l There arc
those who are predicting afailure FOR
the new hotel and others who are
equally as emphatic In declaring that
tho oldehotel will suffer. etc.
~ The Graphic can see success for
beth oil. them. Pine Bluff is growing
fast. Iii recent months many new
residents have arrived here. This
city IL gradually becoming one of the
leading cities Of the south and It's
Increased population and increase in
y lOca! travel demands more facilities.
Not that the present hotel cannot ac-
so.nodaka all Of the visitors at pres
cnt, but it must prepare for the
future THE old established hotel
will retain a greater part OF ats pres
ent patronage. The new one must
share with it the increased patron
age that. is already here and that il
10 CONES sa III.
We Nave great faith IN Pine Bluff.
Ills future growth is a certainty. II
ii becoming more metropolitan every
slay. Soine people are, never con-
WINGED sof greater things until they
slrc make to see them. The. new hotel
Wili bring business to Pine bluff and
] fhe old. one will continue to attract
s2ttenti from Inc travelling public,
There hi be more Visitors, because
)ep;,iargd facilities for Gazing fortnssp9ll
Min e. purage heavier passsilAe1
4 ffafflc is way III
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-21
sBISHOP KILGO TO SPEAK.

Conway, Sept. 20.--Bishop J. G.
kilso OF Durham, N. G., has accepted
an sinvitation to- deliver the annual
opening sermon for Hendrix College
here tomorrow. This will be Bishop
HKil&os first visit to this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-21

Your Hair

Our Eureka Hair Tonic is of the
greatest potency in preventing Falling
Hair, relieving Scalp Itch, curing
Dandruff and promoting growth Of
new hair, providing the roots are not
dead. Its ingredients are purely
vegetable, absolutely harmless" to the
scalp. Those who have used It, with
out reserve declare it to be tie finest
preparation of the kind they lave ev-
Dressing. making the hair soft and
silky.
2fa nDJNU, IN rIN>l,ro,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-21
RI, oehe,, way

"Whcn put on this diamond cirrlel
upon your finger. my darling. au Ii
one way sealin. my doom"
"Dear me: You frishten me How
SOP
Il AIN ringing the Neil Qtnly de',frs'
hopes, y l,aitinursssA uA.rlIsN 4 ~
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-21
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Tolthe hay-fever sufferers who have
cough the Woods sof Maine for relief
II might we'll be te hiat that return
over thes1New. Hayen railroad would
work = perRaneAt cqre.-Titusville
ifcraiti..s sd ,txg
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-21
she Knows.

Father = Katherine, wish you'd ask
that yOsin. Mr. Slnnner why lie doesn't
80 home fs,rlisr, DaslSl4fr But ,'ape,
II know Hl.v ~ dos.su't already = Ros-
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-21
Automatic.

AXIomaSJo,
MOST Of ~ forget rather than foa
glvo because It Ia easler-Puck
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-21
STATE NEWS
HAMBURG SCHOOLS OPENED.
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Hamburg, Sept. 20.-Hamburg High
School opened with an enrolment OF
327., The teachers are f. w. White
side, K. f. Davis, Rolfe Whitelaw, Sa-
lone Strang, Sallie Sykes, Vesta Py-
ron,i carey Gilbreath and Miss Adams
FIRST CARLOAD OF COTTONSEED
Conway, Sept. 20.-The first car
load Of cottohseed to be shipped from
thisa.place. this season was sent out
yesterday afternoon by w. l.. Robins
representative Of Little Rock cotton
oil concern. The car was shipped a
month earlier than the. first one from
this place last year
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-21

Il. ID. Gonzales, the new manager
Of the Hotel Pine, is busy arranging
everything at the new hosiery pre-
paratory to opening the big hotel
to the public on October Is. Mr.. Con-
zales was for some years with the
Adolphus at Dallas, Texas, AMI prom
ises to give Pine Bluff one of the
best managed hotels in the South.