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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-08
TOWN SERGEANT
IS FREED BY JURY
On Trial i'll Circuit Court at Gull
pepper for Fatally Shoot
ing Negro.
IsneriAI b NJ TInes DI.nntoh-


lSpeciaI to rho Tines Dispatch
Cu'pcpcr va pcccmber The
regular Dcccmbcr torn of circuit
Court was held hero this Week Win
Iudec George ; ShaciIcford o.
Orange. presiding Tho first case on
the docket was that Of the COMMON
wealth against Richard f. Duncan. i'm
which Duncan vas tried for the shoot,
ing Of tho negro. Iim Bmckcr. ON the
night of october b. l"lg Biuclc~
was lootins q fiuit stand belonging 10
an aged negro, and Duncan who was
AZ That time town sergeant came to
In" sc"n" ~ response to tho cries Of
The sidewalks vendor for the officer,
ana shot Bluckcr when lie resisted ar
rest II VAS brought out At the trial
that Blucl5cr HAD repcatcdIv threat
ened duncan, and that on this occa-
SION mad reached to his hip pocket. as
l' tor pistol when hc waa shot The
jury gay" an unanimous verdict FOR
e'quItjal after being out only half an
hour Nuoth"r cas-. that nllcd the
courtroom with interested spectators
was THAT az Garnet vs. HIT i'm which
he pi''nuit real estate agent sued
Ter the commission he alleged was
que hin for making the sale OF IIitts
t"rui, near RN"yvIllc. recently bought
10y man from Madison The irrv
brought in Il verdict Tor tho DEFENDANT
Many other minor cases were also
heard
youthful bride was Miss Marnolia
Almond. the seventeen year old d,,,ob-
Ter OF Nh and Mrs. William Almond
81 Cuipeper who was married to Her
bert Irvine Jenkins OF Orange or
Thursday, in the Culpeper M~thodiYt
parsonage Tho ceremony was ner
torcd by Rev. II. p. Lumpkin. In The
presence OF relatives or tho counlc
MI and Mrs Jenkins will make their
home in Orange.
y school and civic league has hear
organized in tho Cedar Mountain pie.
trict ana held It's second mcetin,r on
fridhy afternoon in tho schoolho,ise
at Mttchell's Station with Il largo At
tendance OF teachers and patrons. An
Interesting lecture on civic work vv,s
the feature OF the meeting
While out hunting SATURDAY., oyenirr
on the farm belongings to Charles II
Lear, James L. Robertson. colored
was accidcntly shot by his companion
4ayIor Brent colorcd ana lived only
3" lew hours. Brent hastenetl for holm
rs soon as he discovered the mans
INJURIES, and 4 crowd OF white and col
ored persons were soon on the scora
prs Brown and Browning were also
hastilE summoned. but his injuries
were TOO advanced to admit OF medical
thief entered the dwelling or !
J. Allison. farmer at Carter's Ran
N"'ey' while the family were en-
gagged in work outside. on l,,, a..
week and stole box con,oinim,.
$500 out OF a trunk The next morn.
inS the box Of money was found undis.
!uroed I'm sack at the house door
Mr.. Allison promptly took the cash to
afrenton and deposited it i'm a bank
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-08
NEWS OF ASHLAND

Ashland. Va, December The
FARMERS Cooperative and Educational
mon held an opeu meeting here on
saturday afternoon at which forty
oi me most prominent farmers in this
section were present. This meeting
was Tor the purpose OF devising means
Tor the formation OF all exchange y,
which the products in this section of
hanover County could be handled and
disposed of. DR. J sidney Gates or
inc Southern Planter was presen, ana
IN his talk showed conclusiy.lv Nov,
wei! suited Hanover is for triIcl,irr
several members also gave their ideas
Oh TINS cooperative exchange. tn.
meeting showed that considerable in
eeIys' VIII be taken in the planting OF
c'ilN crops and at least a dozen NJ
those present pledged thesaIvc" ~
ptah' large acreage in early potatoes
ana other truck
Or a. c. Eay. who has been q NAV,
per OF The Town Council for the NJ,
'i'ce years or more. resigned iron,
'""I nodN at The last meeting Thn
oN'N''ati"n was laid on the table. and
committee appointed to wait on lin,
an" ask hlm To reconsider
Mrs Hugh Dcnoon and Charles No.
noon nave returned TO Atlec. artcr
N'S'' TO Mrs Charles Bridges.
Mrs Shacklefcrd Was the a,,,s, -
NJ. daus lter. Mrs {. .. Walker j.,
richmond last week >"
MIS- stewart smith ana Stowsr,
zee smith OF Detroit. Mich. viii ,i.
'"oi'laE 10 spend some time with
NIrS. j Watkins Lee
Mrs James IIowison was hostess .,
80 afternoon for the Bridge club
score '"' HlshSst
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-08
Verdy du Vernois Spent Several
Years as Secretary Of En-
bassy in Washington.
BY "a MAKauIsE DE roNrENo,

- '"NhNt'Sf DE- IN t.Not,
I MPERoR WILLIAMS new minis.
tor plcnipoteutiary at Havana,
Friedcrch Won Verdy du Yer
nois VIII be- remembered in the United
states az having spent several years
~ Washington "a secretary OF the Ger
man embassy there during the prcsi-
dency OF Theodore Roosevelt
lie bears a name familiar in military
circles throughout tho world For his
father, the last General Julius Verdy
du Nernois Minister OF War. was the
inventor OF tho famous military game
OF kricgspiel. which IS played by starr
oticer3 In every portion OF the civilized
world. lie was one of the most witty.
brilliant and clever officers OF tho Cor
man army and until In his later years.
when he became eNcecdint,ly fat. was
one nt the most popular leaders OF
cotllions at court balls 40 one ak
ceI!td MIN in t,e organization Of balls
private theatricals picnics and other
NInds OF social entertainments. and
not only aid he write charming poems
ana very witty cpigrams, but he was
also the author OF q number OF plays.
and even had = great reputation among
IN; ialr s"N at Berlin as a designer
or many unique ,and lovely toilette,
worn al fancy dress balls and in
'abieauN Hc was, indeed. the very
antitncs!s Of tho traditional stiif. nom
pous. Prussian general
Like 50 mary sons OF humorous
fathers, his heir, III. new German en-
NoF in Havana is inclined To serious
ness. ~ any rate, he conveys that
Impression. ana does not surges, frivol-
!,E either In his appearance or manner.
re mas Inherited q considerable for
tune from his parents, is still unrnar-
RED AMI has been In turn, secretary
ana charge d'aftaires OF tho Prussian
icEhtion AZ Stuttgart. ana Of the Ger
man legations at Bucharest ana stock
NOM. !ilS post at stuttgart was one
OF some difficulty and delicacy owing
70 me circumstances that the King OF
W nuremberg is somewhat irasciblc. ana
lhh' MS relations With the Kaiser are
frequently strained 1t was Verdv an,
ernois's services at Stuttgar, ,h,t
married him out FOR the rapid promo
ZION that has landed him in tho Office
or minister plenipoten,iarv in cuba.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-08

~ the ncWiy-clcctca Mayor OF the
important London borough OF Bat
tcfsea, John Richard Archer. a we'll
to-do photographed. viii lee called
upon, not only TO welcome i'm tho
boroughs name. King Gcorge. Queen
Mary. and amy English royal person
age az foreign Sovereign VINO may
NIslt fnitersc:t, or even pass through
At ~ state. but will also. In .,ccordnnc,.
Win precedent. have to attend court
win his wife The latter is a 'ulI-
bioodcd neGrcss. while he hnnaclf is Il
very dark mulatto. son Of Z. fun
bi"odcd liarbadian negro. aud an irish
woman of Liverpool where he ,aa
born
IN" presence OF these two worthy
ncoplo of color at The court OF Krtr-
'corso and Queen Mary Will excite
no unduc remark. For although John
Afcher IS tie first man OF color 10 he
elected 10 the Office OF Mayor of an
english borough, aud of a borough OF
me British metropolis at that. Their.
nave been quite "a number OF negroes
VINO nave been duly presented at The
court OF -. James.
lhUs, there was the late Si, S,n,uci
Lewis. coal-black negro who usod
TO attend TN" court Of Queen Victoria
WIFE Lady Lewis, his Vito, as dusky.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-08
tfneS-MilIs

Special 70 The Times pispatchJ
ane Char!cs. December Miss An
mo = Mills. daughter OF \ : Mills
VINO has been FOR several months con
necteH With tho Chesapeake and Po-
t"msc Telephone Company as chief
operator aud Royland T. Arnes. botl
OF this city, "lopcd 20 Elizabeth CITY.
y. 6, and were married Yesterday They
VIII reside in Cape Charles
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-08

LORD Nortlclifle. having referred the
"'Aer day. In the course OF 4 speech. to
,te TACT that one Of the first Eng
ish newspaper advertisements was
punished By Charles H., the advertise
"'ciil IN question has bccn hunted up.
an" round IN the files OF the London
Gazette. foi 1864. in the national librar,
In ttc British Museum 1t is so quaint
~ worded that it may be of intere,,
20 reproduce it here. II seems that
the Kings pet dog had been stolen.
ana thiS IS the way in which he adj
vcrtised for its return.
Z must cali upon You again for a
black dog, between :, greyhound and
spaniel no white about him only "a
streak on his hrest ana his tayl a
little bohbed. 1t is His Majestys own
dog, and doubtless was stoln I,oi.
inc dog was not born OF bred in Eng
rang alld would never foIsakc his mas
Ter Whosoevcr nnds him. may ac
quaint any at Whitehall for tie doc
was better known at court Than those
who stole Him viii thcy never lcavc
rohbIns Ills Majesty? Mas lie not keen
even dog" This dog ; place is The
10 buy
OF course. kim charlos,s insisten,e
upon tile fact that the dog mot hav-
ING been born OF bred in England
would never forsak- his master" was
covert allusion 10 the manner I'm
which so many Englishmon had tban
Hohed his own cause and that OF his in
lated father Charles L. ia order To
hock to the standard OF Cromwell dur
ing the Civil War
Lord Northcline referred to this as
ono OF the first advertisements in
newspapers. Priority is MilI claimed
Tor the announcements H., tbe Nr....,,,.;,,.
! 'oiiticua for September. 1865. as fol-
lows; That excellent and by All
l'hNsitians approved China drink. call
ed the Chimeans ;cha, by other nations
taNi alias tea, is sold at tho Sultancss
iiead. cuphcc house i'm s,vcetincs
tents by the Royal Exchange. Lon
don While tho latter is usually con
sidered as The nrst purely trade advcr-
''sclnent In :, journal. book and uuaci,
medicine announcements IN ncw.i
papers have been traced as rar bach
as III April 1914
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-08

becca Vaughan sang several appro
PIRATE selections. rho ush.rs wcrc
Messrs. T. i. Grics. II. T. Wilkinson.
- u. Woodson. Herbert Gillian. - ~
Godscy, Floyd Robertson. Tate and j
Foster. Jr, David Gillian ana J. -
Carpenter. Tho bridesmaids were Misses
r. I. Foster. Mary Grigr Lucy Rob
rrtsou. Lutte Davis. Winnie Stuart. Lii
lie NJ Sncad Thclnt Smith ANA Iilv
Morrison
Little Louise yvcstrnan ANA Alice
Street were flower girls. ana Katherine
G"dsey carried the ring. Tho matrous
OF honor included Mrs. T. W putncv
and Mrs. George .. Wilkinson. Tho
bride" who entered with her maid Of
homo. Miss iiclcn Snead. wore a dark
blue travelling dress. with Hat ana
gloves to match. Thcy were met at
'h" altar by the groom and his best
man. Is. f. iodscy, brother Of tie
bride
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. DANNY left for a wedding
journey
Meeting Tuesday.
The Williams Memorial circle Of
N'nE : Daughters Will meet to.morrow-
afternoon at o'clock with Miss Sarah
Allen, OF 1923 Hanover Avenue
In and ont Of Town.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas l.. Moore have
closed "Moorcland Farm" for tho vim
tor, and are now occupying their tom
mouse. S13 West Franilin street,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-08

Mrs ! Watkins Leo. OF Ashland. has
u.en ne recent guest OF her daughter
Mrs. J w. smith. in this civ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-08

W . Tyicr, OF Richmond. ia visiting
relatives IN ppahannock for a short
time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-08

Mrs w J 10th. who has been visit
inS IN tilis city. has returned TO her
home ia Waynesboro
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-08

Miss Mary 'itzhugh Foster, who has
heen TIC guest Of relatives here for
two weeks, has returned TO her home
in Fauquicr County
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-08
lIurricd in WASHINGTON

V0NTTo9 NI0ncy JoWoIl. son OF III
and Mrs D. " Jewell. Of 2so7 Ens,
Grace street. ana Miss H. Gertrude
f".Ii sial daughter of Mrs Il. e. For
rlslnl leit for Washington on Thurs
u''s' ana We're married iu that city by
ihe Aictropoltan Methodist Episcop, !
thureh After December Is. Sir. and
Mis- jewell Will be at home al SO
Youth TWENTY. Sfrnnt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-08

Mrs Herbert \. Claiborne. who ha
been visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs
r. H. Lindsey, At COO West Frankli,
street. NH leave shortly for Panama.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-08
.prroari,Iur ,,,-ri,cc

me marriage Of Miss Goldie Armony
fAiL dargIier OF Mrs Maggie Iiall.
"i - Noru Thirty first street. ana
thouas iientley Filing ton. OF Howard.
Ga, VIII take place on Wednesday
evening a. $50 o'clock at the home OF
NE brides mother. The ceremony viii
be performed by the Rev Frederick
Jones pastor OF the Fulton Baptist
hurch' ana Mrs Essic Hall. Il sister
ir-law Of the bride. viii h.. m:,,,nr
or honor. She viii be gowncd In blue
crepe de cline, with tunic OF Chan
ulIy lace and viii carry 4 bouquet az
Wh'i. roses Walter NJ Hall viii he
'n1 gfooln's best man The bride will
80 ioN'N gown of white char
neuso with tu!Io Veil. ana carry
showe! bouquet Of bride roses
After The ceremony Nj. Ellington
and his bride will leave TO spcnd ibr;r
honeymoon IN the South. They viii be
a. nome after January in Postou,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-08

decorated in Towers ana shaded lignts.
aid there arc 10 be contcstiuE dances
and prizes awarded FOR tho winners
The affairs given by tho Girls club
arc among tho most notable charity
events Of the winter season.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-08

Mrs lnez Durham. Of Tappahannock
Is spendiug several dais with relatives
Ia Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-08

Miss Mary Elliott has returned to
1ef home III Bowling Green after a
mort stay in this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-08

Mrs Edward Hamilton Squibb. n,
New York, Will be the guest of Mrs. Ed
ward d. Price, OF 9Gos West Grace
Street this week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-08

Mr. and Mrs NJ. NJ Greer. Of war.
ronton. expect to como to Richmond
after Christmas for The remainder Of
the winter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-08
sail Tor Bermuda

SIR and Mrs = X Victor. Misses /
Victor. II Victor, T.. Victor and Mr.
Victor, OF this city, sailed last week
trom New York for Bermuda On tic
steamship Herruudiau Thcy expect TO
be absent Tor several weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-08
fi,Tnrii,c card rnrty.

y
Au attractive AFFAIR OF lasi ,,eai. ,,.,,
~" card party on Thursday cycuinp
at the home Of Mrs j. H. Tate. on linn-
Oyer Avenue. Miss Jeanette f.inJncr
ana fcrrH SeGy won the nrst nriz,s
an" ihosc playing were Misses Jcnnott =
ah' iuI'a ldndncr, Lettic and Coriunc
-. 'kctt. Mamie ana Winnie l'lovu
Mirnio Staudc May walters NvolInr
Frc&olE. May and Gcorcie Lucy. Marian
Lucas, OF N"w York. who is the puoet
81 MISS Tate; Miss Hazel Tate. Mcssrs.
Ferry Seay, Rowland Hopkins. W. f,
ihndher II. Thompson, NJ. =. Wildlorc.
d. w Tate, IT. II. Powell. c. NJ. Lind
ucr, Gavin Lucy, Harry Barbcc. II. II
Lauder, ItUph Eaton and Or. Er,nls
Tuition. Punch was served durjn.. tbc
evening and a buffet supper ut u,r con
cluslon OF the game
hnrringc tnnounrcd
MISS Frances blanche Tiicc ana E,n.
MOI !. Bray were married very ,uictIv
IN inc ra'lors Of the Rev. j Il. iIutson
pastor OF the i'iuc street Eantist
church, on Thursday evening Noyc,,-
bor -. Il; Z o'ciock
Dnnb, 10 odsry.
The marriage of Miss Fannie r God
sey, daughter OF Mir. ana Mrs. \ p
E"dsey and NJ. t. Dandy. of Cunb.r.
iahd' was celebrated at the proshvtc
ran church in Cumberland on Tues
"fS. Tho ceremony was performed NV
tho Rev j. NJ. street. ana Jus, before
INC entry of the bridal party Miss Re
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-08

Mrs g g. Baker has returned TO
shiaod after spending week in this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-08

Mss Roberta Rae. who has been tho
guest Of Miss Zayde Branch here, sailed
- tgrdaE on the steamship Berlin for
Nnnles
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-08

been visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
r. ~ Lindsey. at GOO West FrankIi,,
street MI leave shortly FOR Panama.
AIR ana Mrs Alcxanacr Cameron
have Closed Cameron Lodge" nc.,
GordonayIle and arc nov a, thci,.
home IN ,hia city.
Air and Mrs. NJ. NJ Greer Of war.
rcnton. expect to como to Richmond
after Christmas for The remainder Of
the winter.
Mss Mary Elliott has returned to
hef home IN Bowling Green after
snort stay in this city.
Mrs Edward Hamilton squibb. of
Nc" York, viii be the guest of Mrs. Ed
"ard ID. Price, OF 2Gos West Grace
Street. this week
Miss Roberta Rae, who has been the
guest Of Miss Zayde Branch here. sailed
Saturday on the steamship Berlin for
Naples
Mr. MARI Carrie Adams. treasurer
- tho Woman's National Democratic
League, Is quite sick at her home In
Washington.
Miss Mary Archer Of powha,an
COUNTY rs The guest % relatives and
friends i'm this city
Mrs Samuel McGann. Of Norfolk is
the guest Of Mr.. ana Mrs James 6
SsinytA at their home on the River
Road.
lr 81 .e,.- neksT has sssqrnsa TO
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-05-22
HEREFORD ASSN.
 MAY SHOW HERE
Letter Inviting Big Organization to Give Annual Show Here This
 Fall Being Considered.

Secretary H. G. Spaulding, of the Arkansas Livestock Association, has received a reply to his letter to the American Hereford Cattle Breeders Association, in which he requested that this association S annual show to be held in this city October 16 to 22 be awarded the usual prizes offered by the Hereford Association to state shows
 The reply states that the latter will be referred to the executive com mittee of the association at it's next session. If the application is grant ed it means the offering of fully $500 in cash prizes for exhibits in the Hereford class.
 Applications have also been made to the other associations representing the breeders of beef cattle and it is hop ed that they will take favorable action. The fact that packing houses are be- ing erected in this city is of especial interest to these breeders associations which recognize the importance of en- couraging the beef cattle industry in Arkansas at this time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-05-22
AUTOISTS ORGANIZE
 STATE ASSOCIATION
Will Be Known as Arkansas Motor Club and Will Affiliate With Ma
 tiOnal Automobile Assn.

Little Rock, May 21-About fifty automobiles enthusiasts from all parts of the state met here Wednesday afternoon and organized the Arkan- sas Motor Club, which is to be affi- Hated with the National Automobile Association. ID. J. o. Rush, of For rest City, was elected president; G. w. Elldredge, of Texarkana, second president and H. Tysinger, of Little Rock, secretary-treasur The president will select one vice-presi- dent from each of the seven Congress- ional districts.
 In connection with this a meeting was held by Dr. Rush, as vice presi- dent for Arkansas of the Southern National Ocean-to-O Ocean Highway As sociation, to which he was elected Feb. 12. and the proposed trans-con- tinental highway route through Ark ansas was endorsed. This highway starting at Memphis will pass through Forrest City, Brinkley, DeVall's Bluff, Carlisle, Lonoke, Argenta, Little Rock, Benton, Hot Springs, Philadelphia, Prescott, Hope and TeXarkana, dis tance of about $50 miles as the road will run. This is to be logged by scout of the National Association within the next thirty days. InfOrma- tion to this effect was given in tele- gram from Del M Potter, of Clifton, Ariz., president of the Oceanic. Ocean Association, to President Rush. It is proposed to ask aid from the federal government for the construction of this highway, after it has been thor oughly organized in the various states, and the road will then be built in conjunction with the state and county authorities.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-05-22
COTTON
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
| ' ! + + + 4 + + + + + ++ +

New Orleans, May 21.-Cotton fu- lures opened stady at an advance of ? to 3 points on good cables. The weather map showed scattered show CTS and warmer temperatures over the cotton region, which were favorable to the crop, but no great amount of selling resulted Quit buying es- pecially of the new crop months, was put down to spinning interests. The gosip of the floor was that cont;- mental trades were buying the late months ill the market on this side of the water. At the end of the first half hour of business prices were five to seven points over the closing of yes terday.
 May, 12.30@35; June, 12.1lM16; July, 12.11M12; August, 11.66M6S; September, 11.29M3l; October, 11.16 bid; December, 11.14 bid; January, u17@19; March, 1l.26M2S.
 The market was quiet but very steady throughout the morning ses- sion. Moderate short selling, based on favorable crop reports, was in evi- dence at all times, but the offerings were quickly absorbed and prices maintained all advancing tendency While sentiment appeared to be bear lsh among professionals, small but strong element appeared to be buy ing for the long account.
 At noon the trading months were $ to points over yesterdays last quotations, the new crop showing more strength than the old.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-05-22
FOR RENT

627 E Third, 6 rooms and hall, lights and water $16.50 l020 w. 4th, [ rooms and hall, lights, water, bath and gas $22.50 G23 E. 2nd., G rooms, city water $I6.00
 FOR SALE.
 50 acres adjoining Hcarndale Farm, l-4 mile from the Camden road, 16 acres under cultivation with Page wire fence, Price ........ $65O. % 1920 E. 2nd., room house on cor hcr lot, 50X6S it., electric lights, water and bath, Price, terms .$1 ,35O.0O 40 acres of cut-ovcr land on the Sulphur Springs pike near Hill Crest one mile from the proposed interur- ban railway, price $40.0O per acre.
 1908 Linden St, rooms and hall, front and rear porch, electric lights, water and bath. On lot 70X120 feet, easy terms $1,750.00.
 Also numerous vacant lots, factory sites, farm and timbcred lands at req sonable prices. See us before you rent or buy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-05-22
FOR RENT
c. $. M'NEW 1O6 PINE STREET PHONE 971

1905 Ohio, rooms and hal, city wat
 CT, two large lots, garden already
 planted $12.50 4-room Bungalow, ? 1-2 acres land, all
 under fence, large tank, nice place
 for chicken ranch $10.0 % 1902 Linden, rooms, hall, city 115-1 17th St., rooms, hall, city
 water, on car line ..............$S.O0 1OOS w. Third. 3 rooms and hall, city
 water, electric lights .....$12.5O 910 D. 2nd., I rooms, city water. .$10.0O New 3-room house, 2lst and Main, 1
 block from car line .O0 300 Utah St., rooms, city water, con-
 venient to school and churches, 2
 blocks from car line .$S.O .O0 40 D. oth, 6 rooms, lights, bath, gas newly overhauled, papered, etc., $17.5O 1116 D. 5th, rooms .$12.50 616 w. 3rd, rooms, lights, bath, gas,
 blocks from business center $3O.O .OO 171S D. 5th, 8 rooms, hall, large back 1905 E. 5th, rooms, city water $13.5O 115 and 121 Idaho, rooms, each $9.0O ll5 E. 17th, 4 rooms, city water 5000 l19 E. 17th, rooms, city water $10.0O l406 Mag, 3 rooms ........................$6.O 9l0 Oak, 5 % 11th and Elm, 3 rooms.....$7.O 707 Pine, rooms, modern, close to
 business section ....................$22.5 50 PIP IN. Poplar, rooms, fine condi-
 tlOn 1414 D. 9th, f rooms, hall, close to
 school and church, city water $12.00