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The daily Nome industrial worker. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 19??-1918, 1913-08-16

BOGAOT, Aug. 15.-The Castro
rebellion in Venezuela is far from
crushed. Authentic reports from
customs officials on the border show
that the main body of the Castro
army is safe in hiding in the noun
tain Businesses on the venezuelan
frontier where the federal forces
have been attempting to locate him.
Owing to the great cleverness of
Castro they dare not venture into
the mountains to dislcdge the man
and his rebels.
CARACAS, Aug. Is. General
Laguia, the commander of the
federal troops who is in pursuit Of
the Castro rebels telegraphed today
to the Minister of War that he is
unable &c locate the main army Of
the cx-president, and owing to the
exhaustion of his supplies must re-
tur, 10 the capital to recuperate the
The daily Nome industrial worker. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 19??-1918, 1913-08-16

6TAMPEDERS ATTENTION
Parkas, Muckluks, Robes, etc., go
10 Chilberg's for he has fun line.
The daily Nome industrial worker. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 19??-1918, 1913-08-16
MINIATURE ALMANAC
August 1c.

August lC.
Sun rises 1857 a. N. Sun sets SIS
p. m.
High water 1911 p. m. Low
water 1000 p. m
The daily Nome industrial worker. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 19??-1918, 1913-08-16
NOTICE.

I have this day appointed David
Runyan my attorney and all bills
due me must be paid to him.
j. n. MORRISON.
The daily Nome industrial worker. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 19??-1918, 1913-08-16

AT THE EAGLE.
Canadian White Wheat Nhiskey
$1.OO per bottle while IL lasts.
The daily Nome industrial worker. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 19??-1918, 1913-08-16

THE EAGLE
The home of Straight Whiskeys.
The daily Nome industrial worker. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 19??-1918, 1913-08-16
HO FOR CORDOVA:

HO FOR CORUOVA!
The gasoline schooner Ell Sueno
sails next Wednesday for Cordova
direct. Fare $50. For particulars
see William Moore agent, Front St.
The daily Nome industrial worker. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 19??-1918, 1913-08-16

Dog Salmon for sale at Bessie
Store.
The daily Nome industrial worker. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 19??-1918, 1913-08-16
RELIABLE TAILOR SHOP.

Front street, three doors west of
Alaska Bank.
Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing
for ladies and gentl men promptly
and neatly done.
The daily Nome industrial worker. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 19??-1918, 1913-08-16

| Wessons Cooking Oil, Cottoline,
Cottosuet, and Cocanut Butter at
Chilberg's.
The daily Nome industrial worker. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 19??-1918, 1913-08-16

Ale. Stout, Mineral Waters, Sau-
ternes, Grape Juice. Seward Com
mercial Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-06
WILL GIVE BENEFIT
 FOR SILVER SERVICE
OrpheO Theater Management Will Aid Ladies Who Ire Raising Fund
 in This City.

The local Batleship Silver Service Committee, Mrs. Leo M. Andrews, chairman, appointed to solicit funds to aid in purchasing a silver service for the Battleship Arkansas, is meet ing with much success and the requir- ed amount will soon be in hand.
 Through the generosity of s. E. Wilhoit, of the Orpheo Theater, a benefit performance will be given Tuesday, June IT, at the Orpheo. MT. Wilhoit hopes to give the public on that date. some special pictures, some that will interest as we'll as amuse and instruct. The ladies are looking for a record breaking crowd.
 The purchase of a suitable service for the Battleship Arkansas should appeal to all and every man and wo- man can give little towards swell ing the fund and, if in no other way they can go to the Orpheo benefit and see something worth while, thereby contributing to a worthy cause.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-06
AT THE HOTELS
 # * <. l. * j. + + l. + + +

AT THE .JEFFERSON-L R Hawes, Chicago; E. L.. Robinson, St Louis; Vim. J. G. Belder, Chicago; w s. Alcorn, New Orleans; w. T. Payne Detroit; Miss Ruth ReXer, Russell vile, Ky; J. A. Royston, Little Rock Chris Hewig, Evansville, Ind: c. N Lerin, Chicago; A. B. Alexander, Lit tie Rock; l.. D. Eggleston, Little Rock; L ID. Eggleston, Little Rock; P. T. Simpson, Little Rock; J. c Howard, Little Rock; Mrs. A. J. Ort meyer, Little Rock; Mrs. M. T. Dona hue, St. Louis; w w. Ford Birming. ham, Ala; M. s. Hoffman, New York w. E. Baker, Kingsland; E. A. Haid and wife, St. Louis; c. D. umph, Lit tie Rock; s. Brundidge, Searcy.
 AT THE ARLINGTON-T NJ Dickey, Monticello; J. c. Bastrom Little Rock; J. l. Harrell, Little Rock c. w. Gray, Winfield, La; A. R Connerly, Lake Village; G. A. Turn ley, Monroe, La; Woodson Mosley Rison J. A .McMillan, Little Rock
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SAYS LAPS DON'T WANT WAR.
Member of Oriental Parliament Calls
 U. 5. Best Friend.

Tacoma, June 5.-Japan does not want war with the United States, ac- cording to MT. Yamaguchi,. member of the Japanese parliament and a friend of Baron Chinda, ambassador to the United States, who arrived in Tacoma last week on his way to San Francisco from Yokohama to investi- gate the California alien land law.
 "One-half of all the Japanese trade is with the United States" said MT Yamaguchi. "On this account the Japanese merchants and the majority of the people generally do not care tc make trouble with their best customer and friend. II i, s"'of course, there are some jingoes 1 ins Japan, the same, suppose, as there are in this country. The Japanese ma tion as whole, however, is not in fluenced by them"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-06
PLAN TO MARKET
 THE POTATO CROP
MEETING OF TRUCK GROWERS WILL RE HELD AT CHAMBER OF
 COMMERCE SATURDAY.
Arrangements Will Be Made to Ship Both Irish and Sweet
 Potatoes,

For the purpose of perfecting plans for the marketing of the surplus crop of Irish potatoes truck growers, a meeting will be held Saturday afternoon, at the Chamber of Commerce assembly hall and all farmers and truck growers in this county are urgently requested to be present. As a large acreage has been put ill sweet potatoes, arrangements will also be discussed for the market ing of this crop.
 Hard work is being done to secure for the farmers of this vicinity the highest prices for their produce, but this cannot be effected without the CO., operation of the farmers themselves. All those who expect to have surplus crops of sweet potatoes, onions and other crops, should attend the meet ing and report the amount expected to be raised so plans can be made at once to secure a market for this pro- duce at the highest prices.
 Special Agent H. G. Spaulding, of the United States Department of Agri- culture, has issued the following formal call to the farmers of this county, outlining the purpose of the meeting Saturday afternoon:
 "To the Farmers and Truck Growers
 of Jefferson County:
 ''In view of the fact that many of you will have surplus crop of irish potatoes this year a meeting has been called for the rooms of the Pine Bluff Chamber of Commerce Saturday after noon, June [, at 1:30 o'clock, upon the suggestion of several farmers, when an accurate account of the quantity and variety of potatoes that are now ready or soon will be ready for mar ket will be taken and an effort put forth to secure a definite cash mar ket without delay
 "A tremendous acreage has bee1 put into sweet potatoes also and it is none too early to learn the quantity and variety of this crop as loss will result if market is not assured be- fore harvest time. Other crops, like onions, should be reported, either in person or by mail, as this office re- ceiyes inquiries every day from buy CTS who wish to buy stuff ill s2eall or | less than car lot quantities. MT. J. R. Hodnett, the county dem- onstration agent, and Mrs. Adams, the canning club agent, will be present ready to answer any questions and the management of the county fail will report the progress made in the arrangements for this years eXhibi- tion.
 Ut is imperative that full attend ance of all who have surplus vege- tables should be had as prompt actior is needed.
 Fl. G. SPAULDING,
 Special Agent"
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We want to dc your washing and ironing. American-Excelsion Laun- dry Co. Phone 146. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-06
STAY ON YOUR FEET
Taking Cal0mel Means Staying HOmc for the Day-Take DOdsOn's Liver
 Tone and Save a Days Work.

Tone and Save q Bays work.
 If an attack of constipation or bil- iousness hits you, there's no need to take dose of calomel and spend at least day getting over the effects of it, Brasher's drug Company sells the liver tonic, Dodsons Liver Tone, that takes the place of calomel and starts lazy liver without any bad after effects.
 Eodson's Liver Tone does all the good that calomel ever did, yet it IS absolutely harmless to young people and old. It is a pleasant-tasting vege- table liquid that will relieve constipa- tion or sour stomach or other troubles that go along with lazy liver, with ont restriction of habit or diet. You don't leave off any of the things you regularly do when you take Dodsons Liver Tone.
 Brasher's Drug Company sell Dod- sons Liver Tone and give it strong personal guarantee. They say, A large bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone sells for 50 cents, and we will hand any person back his 50 cents if he tries bottle and doesn't say that 1t does. all that calomel ever does and does it pleasantly, Get the genuine Dodson''s Liver Tone and if you are not pleased with it we will give your money back with smile.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-06
W. D. JACKSON ON
 THE E. OF R. T. BOARD

San Francisco, June With the election of an executive board the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Wednesday concluded it's most i'm portant business. Those named on the executive committee are Joseph w. Rhodes of Toledo; J. K. Powers, oi Oakland, Cal, A. W. Evers, of Corning N. Y, all reelected; and A. Wicks ofe GreansBay, Wis, ,.sand .sRo RobertssWin- f$,'3ofsTehpie, Texas. . x .s .s5t. .,..
 The following son the board ,of q ssinaYr- ance were elected: B. ". Caatmell 'oi Houston, Texas; J. F. Ogden of Troy
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-06
City Beautiful Club Will Dispose of $3,00O Worth
 of Warrants at Par.
THANKS THE LADIES
Says Through Their Efforts City Will Be The CleancSt in
 Arkansas.

1 Mayor simon Bloom has turned , over to the ladies of the City Beau i tiful Club warrants for $3,OO0, ap- l pfoprlatCd at q recent meeting ol the city council for the use of the and sWecrcrs. The warrants wer2 turned over to the ladies to be sold for the city at par, that he par val JIG of them might be expended for the street sweepers and cleaners that have been ordered by the city. This was one of Mayor Bloom $ strongest cards during his campaign He declared that he would give the people a clean city and he is deter mined to make good He has been facing heavy municipal debt, but the council finally yielded to his in sistent demands that some action be taken to appropriate money for the work outlined. In recent weeks May or Bloom has had the city teams and it's prisoners on East and West Sec ond avenue. The gulleys have been thoroughly cleaned and the pave nents made attractive. Some excel lent work is being accomplished, but Mayor Bloom promises even better results when the street cleaners and CWpGnprc arryoc
 The ladies of the City Beautiful Club are going to get some public spirited men to take the city Wal - rants at par and in this way the appropriation will not affect the pre- sent outstanding warrants
 In a letter to Mrs. x. B.Trulock, president of the City Beautiful Club, yesterday, Mayor Bloom thanked the ladies for their support and assured them that drought their efforts Pine i Bluff would soon be the cleanest city 1 in Arkansas. He says he has already ordered the sweepers. The ladies will dispose of the script at once. Mayor i Blooms letter foows:
 Pine Bluff Ark, June ,, 1913 Mrs. N. B. Trulock,
 President City Beautiful Club. My Dear Madam:--
 | The city has today executed war rants, amounting to Three Thousand Dollars, and turned same over to MT. J. E. Boyce, of the Board of Public Affairs, to be handed you for the pur- pose of disposing of the warrants at par value, in orded to assist the city in purchasing street sweepers, etc. l truly hope that you will not mee. with any trouble in getting the people that are crying for cleaner streets to take this script. It is asking very 1 little to ask one to take a warrant or two and carry them. Please try and get your committee to work at once, as l have already ordered the sweep CTS.
 thank you most heartily for your support and l hope to prove to you and the other ladies that thru their efforts we will have the cleanest city in Arkansas.
 Yours truly,
 SIMON BLOOM, I Mayor
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-06
Fl. G. SPAULDING,
 Special Agent"

No person need hesitate to take Foley Kidney Pills on tho ground that they know not what is in them. Foley X Co.,, guarantee them to be pure curatiev medicine, specially prepared for kidney and blader ailments and irregularities. They do not contain habit forming drugs. Try them Seawell's Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-06

Awnings, Awnings, Awnings Home will be much more pleasant this summer if you have awnings on the west windows, and Porch. We make any size or kind. Reap & Crawford Furniture Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-06

N. Y. w. l.. Moorehead of Green vile, $. C.. H. A. Edwards of Los An geles, all reelected; w. D. Jackson of Little Rock, Ark; G. B. Howard of Kansas City, Mo-; James D. Bryan of Toronto, Ont, and John Shaw of Bos- ton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-06
* x x < x * * < * * x y COTTON STATES LEAGUE. *
 < x * * X * x x * x x '
Clarksdale, 6; Meridian, 0. Pensacola, 3; Selma, 0. No other games played.
WEEKLY SHOOT OF
 PIEE BLUFF GUN CLui

Pine Bluff sportsmen are doing some mighty good shooting nowadays, and at the regular weekly practice ot the Gun Club yesterday at the grounds on the river, the following scores were made out of 100 targets:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-06
x x x x x < x x x x x k SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Atlanta, 1; Chattanooga, 0. Nashville, ?; Birmingham, 1. New Orleans, 4 Montgomery, 1. Il innings, darkness.
 No other games played.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-06

Don't make mistake this time when you paint your house, by not using DeSoto Heavy ody Paint or Memphi Ready Mixed Paint, sold only by Cleveland-Matthews Hardware Co.
 If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-06

'BATTERI ES-Altrop Mullin, Gallia and McAlester.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-06

Frank Miwee, of Clarendon, man. ager for Stephen Brundidge, candi- date for governor spent yesterday in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-06
* x * sxG*x *. * x* < * * AMERICAN LEAGUE. *

x * * * * * * x * * * * * * k
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-06

Jimmy McAleer,. owners lof ;the Worlds Champion Boston Red Sox, who--is sof the opinion that his team will have a chance to get back in the race in time to overhaul the flying Athletics,
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LEAF THIRD.
Monument or Trousseaul !

Men are very strange people. They
are like those horrible sums In alge-
bra that you think about and worry
about and cry about and try to get
help from other women about. and
then. all ofsa sudden. X works itself
out into perfectly good sense. Not
that I thought much about Mr.. Carter.
poor mani When he wasn't right
around felt 1t best to forget him as
much as | could. but 1t seems hard
for other women to let you forget eith-
er your husband or theirs.
know now that | really never got
any older than the poor. foolish. cigh-
teen-year's child that Aunt Adeline
married on SAFE" all in the time
was the refuge" sort Of wife. would
sit and listen while the other wives
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chair In front OF my mirror anc pit
my head down on my arms and crs3
the real tears you cry when nobocy
is looking. felt terribly old ane
ugly and dowdy and-widowed- il
couldn't have been jealousy. for I jus,
love that girl. l want most awfui'y
to hug her very sllmness and II was
more what she might think of poor
dumpy me than what any man In
Hillsboro. Tennessee. or Paris. France.
could possibly feel on the subject ths.
hurt 50 hard But then. looking back
on Il. I am afraid that jealousy sheds
feathers every night 80 you won't
know him In the morning. for some
thing made me sit up suddenly Sith
spark In my eyes and reach out TO the
desk for my pencil and eheck-book- Il
took me more than an hour to ngure
Il all up. but vent to bed happier.
though In prospects a poorer woman
1t 10 strange how spending = mans
money makes you feel more congeniai
with him and as sat In the cars on
my way to the. city early the next
morning I felt nearer to Mr.. Carter
than l almos, ever ga. alive or dead
After this I shall always appreciate
and admire him for the way he made
money. since. for the hrst time In m.
ife. I fully realized whAi it could buy
And bought things,
First went to see Madam courtier
for corsets. had heard about her
and knew Il meant a fortune. But
that didn't matter, She came In and
looked at me for about Eve minutes
without saying a word and then she
ran her hands down and down over
me until I could feel the flesh Just
crawling OF Of me. II was delicious.
Then she and two girls in puts and
rats came in and did things to n cor
set they laced on me that can't even
write down. for didn't understand
the process, but when looked In that
long glass AImos, dropped on tho
floor. wasn't tight and wasn't s,in
and I looked-I'm too modest to write
how lovely / really looked to myself.
I was spelibound with delight
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Continued Next Week
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famed and rocked her great. big. dar-
ling. fat self in the strong rocker. I
always kept In the breezy angle of the
porch for her 'Ai Is not oil denough
to have proved himself entirely. and
from what hear" she paused with
the big hearty smile that she always
wears when she begins to tease or
match-make. and she does them both
most OF her time.
But at whom do you suppose she
looked? Not me, Hiss Carter,
That was cold tub number two for that
day. and | didn't react as quickly as
/ might. but when did was In the
proper glow all over. when I revived
and saw the lovely pale blush on her
face I felt like 4 cabbage-rose beside
a tea-bud. I was glad Aunt Adellne
came out on the porch just then 80
could go In and tell Judy to bring out
the iced tea and cakes. when came
from the kitchen I stepped into my
room and took out one of Aifred's
letters from the desk drawer and op-
ened It at random. as you do the Bible
when you want do decide things. and
put my finged down on a line With my
eyes shut This was what IL was;
and all these years have walk
ed the world. bilndfolded to its lowell
ness with the blsckness that came to
me when found that you"
didn't read any more. but showed
1t back In a hurry and went on out
on the porch. eomforted In a way. Da'
feeling some more In sympathy with
Mrs. johnson than had before Aunt
Bettie and her guest from wasaiag-
, ton had interrupted our algebraic derl-
onstration on the man subject fou
cant always be sure OF the right ans
wer to X in any proposition of life;
that Is. n woman can't,
And. furthermore. didn't like ,ha,
next hour much. just as a sample OF
life. for instance. Aunt Bette had
got her joining-togethcr humor vol
started. and right there before my
face she made a present OF every nice
, man ia Hillsboro 10 that lovely. iis-
tlnguished. strange girl who could
have slipped through a bucket hocI
II she had tried hard. had to sit
there. listen to the presentations.
watch her drink two tall delicious
glasses of tea full of sugar and cou-
sumo without fear three OF Judy's puff
fy cakes. while crumblcd mine In
secret over the banIsters and set naIf
the glass OF tea out OF sight behind
the wistaria vine.
IL was bad enough TO hear Aunt
Pettie Just ofrer her Tom. who. II lie IL
her own son. is my favorite cousin.
but / believe the worst minute al
most ever faced was when she began
on tho judge. for could see from
Aunt Arcllne's shoulder beyond Mas
Chester how she was enjoying that.
and she added another distinguished
ancestor to his pedigree every time
Aunt Bette paused for breath.
couldn't say q word about the nah
and Aunt AdeIlue wouldn't, almost
loved Mrs. Johnson when bit on
thread viciously and said. "Humph."
~ she rose TO start the tea-party homo.
That night did 70 mans ~vsrcIses
that at last sank exhausted = =
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ling with friendship and good humor
and hateful things like that Why
should have wanted him to hun over
that letter is more than can say. But
did: and he didn't.
"over twenty. and most OF the time
am so hungry l could eat Aunt Ade-
line. | dream about Billy. fried with
cream gravy" answered. as I kissed
again the back OF the head that was
beginning to nod down against my
hreast. Long shadows lay across the
garden and the white-headed old
SNOWFALL was signaling out OF the
dusk to a Dorthy Perkins down the
walk In a scandalous way. At best.
spring is Just the worlds match-mak-
ing old chaperon and ought to be
watched. / still sat on the grass and
began to cuddle Billy's bare knees
in the skirt of my dress SO the chigres
couldn't get at them
"But. Mrs. Molly. Isn't IT worth It
aii?s asked the doctor as he bent
over toward us and looked down with
something wonderful and kind in his
eyes that seemed to rest on US like
benediction. you have been just As
plucky as a girl can be and In only
little over two months you have grown
as iightfooted and hearty as boy.
I think nothing could be lovelier than
you are right now. but you can get
on those other few pounds II you want
to. You know. don't you. that have
known how hard some of 1t was and
haven't been able to eat as much as
usually do thinking how hungry you
are? But isn't IL all worth II? I think II
IL. Alfred Bennett Is a very great man
and 1t is right that he should have a
very lovely wife to 20 out into the
world with him And as lovely az
you are | think II Is wonderful OF yoa
to make all this sacrifice to be still
lovelier for him. am glad can help
you and 1t has taught me something
to see how-how faithful a woman can
be across years-and then in this
smaller thing. Now give me Bill and
you get your apple and toast. Don't
forget to take your letter in out Of
the dew" I sat perfectly still and held
Billy tighter in my arms as | looked
up at bis father, and then after l had
thought as long as | could stand IL.
I spoke right out at him as mad as
hope; don't to this minute know why.
Nobody in the world ever doubted
that a woman could be faithful II she
had anything to be faithful to-" said
as let him take Billy out of my arms
at last. "Faithfulness is what wo-
man flowers. only It takes a MAN TO
pick his posy" With which march,
ed into the house and left him stand
ing with Billy In his arms, I hope
dumbfounded. didn't look back 10
see. always leave that mans pres
ence so mad can never look back
at him. And wouldn't 1t make any
woman rage to have a man pick out
another man for her to be faithful to
when she hadn't made any decision
about It for her own self7-
wonder just how old Judge Wade
is? believe l will make up with
Aunt Adeline enough before I go TO
bed to find out why he has never mar
ried.
ITtF THIN
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THE MELTING OF MOLLY
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