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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

SenrD IS. bon Seine al Wlidael Is.
@ewlep, Siooiiieite @olnmbia-9lpe,
no6e 9ogoroitroBe, 1910 bel 50
6uB.
@lidoel 6. @cmIcD al G6eiter 81.
9l6redt SiiOoiiieite Golrmbia-9lpe-
me na6e 9o0arOitroBe, 1910 bel
so 6nB.
S. George GoriH al SofobSanois.
fD mo 8rau, @eitieite Gamp6eQiiry
no6e Golumbia-9lpenue, ~ bei SO
SUB.
SSsrael 3hnmermalnn ln0 Sralt an
G6os. 3. @ebrens, A @rinoItiide.
Siaoc S6apiro al y6anspaD 9.
m0 8. g., o.. Z. ono s. 2 Gjrno.
ltiidc.
2ouiia %uOolp6i an Bernard @.
Siutenoh mo 5raL Siioieitc 9lam-
icD1traBe, 13.96.10 bel 70 SUB.
Gas. e. 9onOoD al 9lnnic g. Nli-
dcl, Siiopeitieite Saml 9ieuOD-Yl,
no6c Sorioro.&oaO, 12.4 BEL 70 Sub.
@alter 8. ggeitp6al an George 5.
Iorn6ui6 uno 5rou, @eiiieite 9Scn-
roie.9lOcnuc, na6e @ulaSfiitraBe, 1879
6ci 80 SUB.
cyo6n Shni0t an Sermonu Z. @.
Seinlilcr 90 @run0itiide.
Scrnoun Z. ". Seimiller an 8.
ShmiOt, 20 @rrnOIiiide.
@nr. Z. 9iomiau al Sciiie SO. 9Sitt,
Oiiieitc @ilmor, na6e Wlul6errDiiry
14.9 bci 81 Sub
Stcrling @. 9. auO 8. 81. an @lo-
0nslow Srololusti unO 6rniL Oitieite
Glopcr., no6e SlcetiiroBe, 12 bel 63.4
6uB.
SSoiep6 9. @iQioms an SorrD 6.
g9iaians m0 8rort 5 @runoitiidc.
Catherine @|. Corn an Soiep6 9Su.
Iosfi mo 6rorL @eiiieite Nlaoeira.
9llcu, na6e GaItcrn-9lpenuc, 1873 6ei
40 SUB.
cyaco6 1c Beer al @m. 9onooD,
Siiooiticitc @oca- no6e @arreitroBe,
49.G 6ei - SUB.
G6os. 6. @owers an SulinS Z.
CONNER 0iticitc @ilmor., nobc
GoleIiroBc, iii 6ei SO SUB.
Soi6ua 3. Siuooa on Sames g.
E6iIlips imO Srou @ciiieite Some.
ipooo.9lOeuue, uo6e G6aieIiroBe, 16
bel 60 5nB.
SSanettc Glfon on Sorob 9S6ea,
Caroline, no6e @altinloreitroBe, 1876
bel so SUB.
SSo6n Stldert luO 6rou on @m.
Siudert Sltieite Milton.glpeuuc, no.
be SeiierIonilroBc, 1877 6ei rs SUB.
gSu- Stldert an Sobn ShIdert
Siiieite Wlilton.9lpenue, no6e Syciicr.
ioniiroBe, 1877 bei rs SUB.
SouiS Cohen nno Grou an Gopio
Solomon uno 6roI Siioieite Seller
ion, nobe 0oQoSliroBe, 13 bel So
SUB.
SorrD s. SeGonlpte imo 8rau All
@m @roii lmO 6rolL SItieitc 2ofe.
wooo-9lUcnue 1876 bel 6S SUB
9lo6cl 81. gSilion an Gomin 8.
@riiinL iituv 9iorOieitc NhQifinIir.,
nobc @rooOmoD, "A bel 81 Sub.
GOmiu 3. Griffin iunv an So6u
s. @iliou imo SraJ g3oroieitc N1ul-
lifinitroBe no6e SrooOmon IA bei
ST SUB.
Grneitine WleHerihmiot on G6oS.
e. Sine lmo 6roL g9eitieite9iutlauo.
9lpeuue nobe G6aieIroBe 25.5 bel
70 SUB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-18
llnterrihtcn eic iidl ii6cr uQIlta".

gsobl nroinrte cirunSfude ie $3.50, $40
nno Sl5O @nnr ooer QeQcn Sbrc ciacuen 9les
nnlnellu9en. n PIN gseiiN}ople glpenne. NeGr.
m9go @lelirlMc. . 0cni5 TdbrQc0. &erinnQi
pelnGelbenoe Girlnlnrc. Altn q0nb Gu Euers
1en Wlo. Nqcnt am Grt Tel Samlion 1856
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-18

a, gSuntb-Scricn. .Tarmcu": Thnl his lnnl3e1n
aaet ebenes qdno inr $1,000 ocu slder. ylil
sa0nnq $500. oann $fO0 Die Ssode ooer S. 0n
kdbercS iprehe 6or o6er ibrcibe ali Gnrl ".
Weipc. 1919 ge. aaneiic. str, Naltlmorc, Wlo.
fSunii0i Si So,Gn-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-18

WSluy"3tp~ %CCB BUtllCt.
Bidder. @OnOitor- uno SoteI-
Seoarfs-glrtifel.
"Sas T'esrS & pi6S 50, 1o4 .Sopurb.er.
3cituugcn 3eitl6riftcn etc.
oS9e $liimcrc gicuS Gu" Cerncit q. Nuaer,
"''"u's"o''| ~ Observation-Disclosures
0eutlbc 9iiGer u:.o 8eifShriften.
u. eoHit'@' 10 Horo.ROppI,tom.@rsB
gau.YlateriuIien Ebiiren. Seuiter.
rabmen, 2aocn etc
San'ss .. .ToTtsr eOr 1t5-1i7 gno.6rtOs
Notionol.8onfen.
,,xDe oh @uiuM Watlpmal ganF,e wab. uno
@teterSlrabe; Sacop ". g8ocl, Praneent:
essonS % satioa%I iSSa' ga%, gS%sst lo2 eoS.arooSpap
98. g. Sdaier. AuiIirfr.
.gssitsrn Naioual SGni." IA goro.guiup.
sas%t1S Ses an SnS vS5sS SitrSants Sasssi Mssisu p..
@onib' uno Acknowledging.
StoatS-9anfen.
,,DrniIme gant upn @altlmprr," baltimore. unb
&onioa0. .Sirabe Anqnis g9eber. &rdlioent:
Gpur-ganfcn.
,DentMc eparbanl pum 1altlmDEe." 0uiaS'
uno Naltnore'StraBe.
Mormor. imo @ronH-Werfc.
g. cHoarimer a eOHs. 92s glorb.eborlsS.etr.
QonoluirtbIdaitIi&e @er1tbe unO
S1mereien.
grlfItb.xnnsr 81, 2C5 NotS.Racn. .etrnBs.
glcbofoten.
oo,f 81 gR edplt, 500 e. QamIGtrobs.
CsaItanae 0orb. 26f- 2d0 Galbert Uni6ina.
q,Ilimbina Guruaces. gianees unO
Oelcl,, DnAoedcn uno Simmer.
geuurlt Sros.. 52s yicros5remontsIpenme.
QubferIhniic0e imo SAUNDERS.
Sobm cnbcrt INK 1bamsS.Sirake. q, ,.
TeIepbon: gnolle lVov' u.r
gtoenthlnrS gl0cnten mo Sdnolcr.
pIerre Is. guoau & Wevbew. 10 Oit'0erinpfsH
Gtr0be.
Teuer' 'TerIiherilngen.
a,nbol SuInraucr SO. ri 2iUrrpeeI," 9emp Yl
'Wlnriielo Welioen6 1inl10cr, 1Ol--1O3 6bdn1
her of Commerce Nniloulg. a.,.orx.s.. A..
eycfmoitta Tenerperimetnnqe WtlshlmaIL-
Baltimore nno NQrl0'SItuBe'
gIedplattcn, Wleta!l etc.
ehou, Spu.lin & SO. OHeprpOTIrD. iS-1b
Daloeriipn.@traBe
Hianos iu0 Srgrirl.
China. ~. etied, Worosgiberib.S
Gilenmooren oIlcr glrt uno 9ut'
idnico 3nbe60r.
6. ecuh 9nNne 60, 362 30i goro'@aD'sir
RtanoIelb'CDeldolte.
uGonIUnbaR9 asau Go.." 1 Norh.OabsGirahs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-18

2ommbroterL pro Eflno. .22c.
oI6s.GoteIeiten. %iO.. 15c.-S0c.
Shinfen pro 9funo. .24c.
SHinfen (geicbnitteiL pro FfO. 35c.
S6peins. gotelettcn pro Fio. 22c.
2omm.SdnibeI, pro @hmo csc.
4olbs.Sdnibel pro %fo. 25c 30c.
gSorterboliie Steof, pro 9nmo SOC
Girloin Steaf, pro 9Siuno 25c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-18

ortctnal 9mp slser io2s.-.. oiis -
guOIic 5npi s1er iolo........ 80
sas uuS GIeurbiiai.
BALTIC Glccirle pio. 5o...-..... a4h 45
BALTIC Glecitie 5r (s).......... 9s% o6A
coat Glecirlc 5cr.............. ~. lol
6 s g com. ioo........io76 io7A
Is IS s e&8 8i. pio 100. ....ii5
6 IS IS 6 9 M r9er 1885. soA aoN
CON @as 4lacr..... o5 e5'a
Gou Gas IS 0' Der, 1889 .iosA
Sair eoS com ................ ~
gauicu unS 1mnGompaauie'n.
5arm Mer6 bat 4o......... . ta's
Grit National o.......,-. 14o
NotIoual cr6anae .............157 l5o
sIaiioaoI Qlarinc 80.........,.. "A
giaiionaI Union ............. 1874
eiicnbobugaheu.
ah Of Com. ioo........- .i2sA i27s4
g'ori0ern GentgaI .....,.....-. iao
geab Y g com. ...........,...... l0N
eiroi3euOa6nen.
uuiico ab 0lee SO com. ... 27h 27'4
Observation-Disclosures
ah g OF Conn 5.2ocr ..-.... 90
uh Is g Of gouu Ser (dis) M 100
3 ap so T. ser 1920 .. "a o1A
siraBnoa0neu
sIn0eoiiia & Foiomac 5cr........1ooH
emma Vot aio 5er. 1919 ..ioih
ealio. spar " a G0el dlaer os
so MD IS so ser. 1890 o2 oa1a
0iip cub I, Der. 1929 .,..... .ioal4 ioo
sin IS G C2s) l. ser iois loiM
sol mo g & 81 5er.......... osA
5air & GIaris lrac so 5er....... ioi
ecr alb so Ser. i040 ......- a0h
M Or &e0 l. cont 5er 1858 e2A ao5s
no 0Iec Nbs 5er.............. 97A osA
Qorf ct 83 T. ser 1914. 1903 lolA
metropolitan DO bcr C2s) -... !. 1854
Uni gip q 50 4cr i9ao.. es% "a
I'M 9u 4 S 50 inc 4cr. 1919. e2A daA
un @ps fuuo 5cr......-.~.. s7la SO
Uni 0lp X IS so Ser Cgloieu) ooA
ga 9u & 8ow 5er............~ o2
esaio, BALTIC s elunap 5er s2N SO
sriaiebenes-
bolton & g ......-..... 22 80
aoiou q IS pio............. 55 20
CON Goal oo.....,........... oeH oI4
con Goal rei di1er............ o.
Goui 0oal ref ber..--.......- 90
gnu Coal Ger - 00la
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-18

SDnner rnocH nit 3iuc Shnnlcnlicrn. gSnhn
ooer Velhdlt5hnnS cNuic pnQc yind8uira9cn
Del T. Narotb, NJ 700, GniurStraGe.
NNnliS-2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-18
Ner @eIOmarft.

Gie @reiic Der 9lttien nod INNER il.
reguldr Sine 9eiieutng in
Baltimore & Ohio" .9lfiieu
SSuIiaeiddit Oes Stoblmarfts 5l-
irieOcuiieacnO.
Sros cines poaig irrcauldreu
GurSQangS, wobei einiae Der Spe5ia.
lit6teu micoer cinmal cinen ueueu
Iieiitauo erreidten fam aeiteru 5eit.
meiie cine ieitere Stimmmg 5un
Gurdbrud imo 3um SdhB er6oIieu
IH oie &uric. acknowledgements
iibie Sic oeranOerte merifauiidc Si.
tuotion niht Den geringiien GinfluB
auf Die Solhmg Der @orie ans. Ga.
meit Der glelu.9orfer giiettemnarft
in Geiradt fam puroc BON Der 9lb.
oontug @uerta's gar feline gfoti5 ge.
uommcn. lluo w1breuo oie europdi-
iden 9orieu prompt ali ole 9lafrid-
ten bon Ger Sauptiiaot Mcrito'S reo-
airt 6otten uno oie Stinmung iid5
BORT cniipredeno qebeiIert bate, gina
man bier ii6er ben @oriaa ilugs 5ur
SogeSor0mmg iiber. lIno oieie "a.
gesoromm9 lautet nod INNER: gtew
soDen. @s ident, ais Oh iid Die
@0rle immer nod niht bon Dem
Sblag er6olen fam, mas bel ben
peiiuer3peigtcn Gerbin0tugen ser
9obuacieaidoit idlieBlib nidt 5u
perurmOern lit. G1brcno Der Gr6ii-
mnosIhinoe Der @oric mlrOen neue
gSolien Ncm Sobeu.2ften ouf ben
Morft 9emorien mo Oie 6oloe iuar
Gin erueltes 3uriichpeibcn Der &urIe
lmter Dem an Gage por5er errei1ten
Gieiltono
9eilte, oie i'm Sto6lmartt 9eiheio
miiien. iino Der 9lniidt, OoB ole 5weitc
So6resbdlfte iid beoeuteuO beier an
lolleu miro, ais man nod Dor cinigea
@oHen 81 6oifen moste Gas bis.
6crige SiIIi-@eiddft lit beirieoigeno,
unO gan3 beionoers ioa oos aui oos
@eibait Der mab6dnai0en @eiell-
idaiteu I'M Sta6laei6ait 5uireiien.
wenu and Ole @rciic ui6t bod iiuo,
lauien 8a6lreibe 9luitrdae elm.
Cas- girettorim Der llniou gaci.
iic bat beidloNeu, Die Grtra. Ciui-
oen0e auf Stommoftien am 90 sui
sur @eri6eihm9 81 brinacn 0ieie
Dipi0enOe beite6t ans @or5uasottien
reip. Stammottieu ser Baltimore q
Ohio" I'M @orimerib bon $12, reip,
$50 lmo So 9aar.
Die 9eiiber Der Stommnttien ser
Union Faciiic 9abn @eiealhaii"
oirien iid Oerguiiat ole Sdnoe rei-
ben, oenn Der @ro5eB Der Equitable
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT .@eieNidoit~ Die
9nis3o5luna ciucr auBerorocntIibeu
Tipioenoc Der n 9Sro5ent %. & o.
9ltien 5u iu6ibireH lit ms &alier
geia1en.
PIN oie 9lftiondrc gclangcn oaourd)
olei6nidBig $5OOl3,O00 an Grtra.
CiUioenOe 3ur Geri6eilnn9 Ger 9e.
ibhB mar bon oem Ciretiorenrot1
6ereiis ON 8. Samlar aciaBi uoroen
ooh leiictc oomals Die Qenaunte Der.
iiderlm9s- -@eieait6ait oeu 9'ro5eB ein
Inn Die 9lns3abhmg 81 perbinoern.
o,o,fS,,5o ,,,f So,. oort;,,,,,.o,.. lrfs;o,-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-18
Baltimore DlOrst6cridJtc.

GrcitoM II. Sui 1914.
9)2ebl. 8uiubr 1881 Sdiier,
ciuIhlicBIi6 1851 90fer 8u 2oclit
@oint un0 $50 Sdiicr 0u Gouton
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-18
Rm uerFamfem.

@eranin elnenue, 1nim hnn Der Rimlic,
1oao NeQnem einoerihtcies sans Belt
QImer, gaos. Spcle- un0 @npiQnQS3immer
Sicbe. Earlor etc. SampihcBuiiQ. Gbaiien
iino Ghll.Ndume. |runoliid f25 bel 1873
sine Qiniiioe c5ccQcnbeit billia 8u fanlen. bG
Spenibiimer bic Gtaoi ncrldbt gSeiiercs boz
@afl Y. Ni. sdolg, 30G Gt Vam.Strahc.
(Suli14-2D
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-04-09

DIVORCE AND EXTRAVAGANZA.

DIVORCE AND EXTRAVAGANZA
Sharp increases in divorce in Chi
cago are warnings of low status o
thrift, Notwithstanding figures which
show housewives Of ali III. other bis
cities of the country are more TX
travagant with food supple, thar
are Chicago's.
Are the men the wasrefu.. culpri:a
The analysis of a recel. report shows
some figures concerning conjual IL.
felicity which are IN black contrast
to conditions where thrift. prevails
instead of profligacy. So serious i:
the wanton WASTE of human happ,.
ness and desirable pacenthood that
Judge A. D. Peti.t has taken officia
notice of the matter.
Marriage must be made more diff
ficult," said Judge Petit. 81 am 60
ing to suggest to the supreme court
in June that there shall be one cour.
of domestic relations and that d.
vorces shall be granted, not for any
legal, fundamental reasons, but for
the human values in the case. And
that divorces shall not be granted &c
couples having minor children unless
they can make ample provisions iul
their children's welfare and upbrlng-
ing"
But in the waste of food Washington
is found by comparison to be conspic-
uous, it's average garbage per capita
being reported at 236 pounds as COM
pared to $50 pounds in Chicago, 196
in Cincinnati, 1877 in New York, 164
in St. Louis, 1873 in Boston and 1853
in Columbus, Ohio, and $50 in Cleve-
land.
The American Society for Thrift
will take up further investigation
of both forms of waste to place the
blame and urge thrift education in
the public schools in ways like gar
dening.
In bulletin No. of the society
President Simon w. lStraus said:
"The prevailing spirit in the United
States once was that of Thrift" To-
day we are a prodigal nation. The
maxims of Poor Richard, (by Benja-
min Franklin) which did much to
keep the heads of the people level,
for half century, seem forgotten.
Thrift means more than saving-lt
means earning, working, planning,
increasing as we'll as conserving"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-04-09

Miss Ruby Hawley delightfully."- en-
tertained the members of the Young
Ladies Sewing Circle at her home
near Grady Monday evening.
Miss Mary Douglass will entertain
the members of the Five Hundred
club at her home near Warner Tues
day.
B. F. Ingram returned to Grady
Monday after spending Sunday with
his family in Pine Bluff.
The Epworth league had an inter-
esting meeting Sunday afternoon.
Robert Hargess was leader.
Maurice Hastings spent Sunday
with his parents. He has nice po-
sition at the shops in Pine Bluff.
Mrs. Clyde Hellums is at home
again after short visit to relatives
in Pine Bluff.
Roy and P. H. Pruett came up from
Tillar to spend Saturday and Sunday
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. P.
H. Pruett. The little boys are at
tending school there.
DR.. Brooks Of Russellville is In
town looking after his business in
terests.
The Grady Mercantile company are
charging and improving their store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-04-09
WASHINGTON AND
LEE SCHOLARSHIP
Pine Bluff Boys Have Opportunity to
Obtain Free Tuition in
Historic School,

A letter was received from DR.. H
l.. Smith, president of Washington and
Lee University, CT Lexington, Va, by
a member of the local Washington
and Lee Alumni association. STATING
that the university would continue its
| policy of offering to some High school
graduate free scholarship to the
institution and that in addition to
this scholarship one is offered in the
name of the local alumni association
These scholarships have been used
by Pine Bluffians every year for sew
eral years, and DR.. G.. H. Denny. for
mer president, now of the University
of Alabama, once wrote to DR.. Jordan
to "send some more Pine Bluffians tt
Washington and Lee. They are max
ing records for themselves and for
Pine Bluffs schools"
Pine Bluff High school graduates
are allowed to enter Washington and
Lee without entrance examinations
and they have always made good.
DR.. ]. S. Jenkins is head of the To-
cal alumni association.
Washington and Lee University is
next to William and Mary the Oldest
school in the South, is the seventh
oldest in the United States. It is
maintained by endowments, one of
which is 100000, donated by George
Washington. Robt. E. Lee was presi-
dent of the university after the war
until the time of his death. The uni
versity received a bequest of $2,00O,-
0000 last year, and is now one of the
heaviest-endOwed universities in the
South.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-04-09
NEWS NOTES
FROM GRADY

Miss Helen Bradford of Pine Bluff
is visiting relatives at Grady.
Miss Maud Bryant, after spending
a few days at Pine Bluff, is again at
her post as teacher at Grady.
Miss Monte Shannon member OF
the 1914 graduating class of the An
nunciation academy, will be at home
Wednesday to spend the weekend
with her mother, Mrs. Eleanora
Shannon.
The regular meeting of the drain
age commissioners of this district
was held Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Ray Hawley, who was badly
hurt last week by falling from a
horse, is slightly improved.
Mrs. H. W. Johnson and daughter,
Miss Frances Carter, have gone to
Little Rock to spend Holy week and
be present at the Cathedral.
Mrs. J. NJ. Tasting went. to Pine
Bluff Monday to attend the funeral
of little Wanda Paul.
G. E. Wood went to Star City to
pay his taxes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-04-09

''Seeing is believing"
"Noot always. l see that girl yonder
has a pretty complexion, but | don't
believe it."-Kansas City Journal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-04-09
MAY Print Liquor Ads.

Jackson, Miss, April S.-Ne"spa.
per advertising is not soliciting and
therefore Mississippi newspapers are
not prohibited from printing liquor
advertisements by the May-Mott-
Lewis anti-liquor laws, which went in
to effect yesterday, according to an
opinion rendered from the office OF
Rose Collins, attorney general of Mis-
sissippi. The May-MoVt-LeWls law
stipulated that mo person, firm or
corporation, by letter, circular or
otherwise, shall solicit or take orders
for any Intoxicating liquors" The
law applies to the entire state.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-04-09

With the naval officers complain
ing of Secretary Daniels order abol-
ishing the wine mess" on Warships
and congress planning to use the
tackles in transporting commercial
exhibits and the mails, Uncle Sam
will be compelled TO increase his
advertising appropriation to over.
come the prejudice and induce men
to enlist.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-04-09
Samples Free by Mail

Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold throughout the
World Liberal sample of each mailed free with 32-p.
,ook Address "Cutacura." Dept. Ugh, Boston.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-04-09
Clears ComplexiOn-Removes Skin
BlemiSheS.

why go through life embarrassed
and disfigured with pimples, erup-
lions, blackheads, red rough skin, or
suffering the tortures Of Eczema
itch, letter, salt rheum. Just ask
YOUR Druggist for DR.. Hobson's Ec-
zema Ointment. Follow the simple
suggestions and your skin worries
are over Mild, soothing, effective.
Excellent for babies and delicate,
tender skin. Stops chapping Al
ways helps. Relief or money back
SOC. at your Druggist.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-04-09
Snrine Laxative and Blood Cleanser

Flush out the accumulated waste
and poisons of the winter months
cleans your stomach, liver and kid
neys of all impurities. Take Dr
Kings New Life Pills; nothing bet
ter for purifying the blood. Mild, non
gripping laxative. Cures constipation )
makes you feel fine. Take no other
25c. at your Druggist. 49,,
Bucklen's Arnica Salve for All
Hurts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-04-09

While cities on rivers like the Ar
kansas are neglecting to profit fully
by the possession of water transpor-
tation facilities, other cities not SO
fortunately situated are spending
millions to secure similar facilities
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-04-09
SOME SENSE AND
SOME NONSENSE

After he had kissed her and pressed
her rosy cheek against his and patted
her soft, round chin, she drew back
and asked.
George, do you shave yourself?"
EYES," he replied.
81 thought o." she said. Your face
is the toughest l ever"
Then she stopped; but it was too
late, and he went away with cold,
heavy lump in his breast.-New York
World.
There was company to dinner and
father was carving his prettiest on
fine roast, when suddenly the knife
struck a skewer, made a sliding MOI
ton and came out on top. Father at
tempted to cover his real feelings
with jests, but there was an embrras-
sing silence. Willie took advantage OF
it.
Cook has burned her nose, orful, y
he said.
"Too bad" muttered the father, still
wrestling with the roast. "How did
she do it?''
Trying to pull those skewers out
with her teeth."-People's Home
Journal.
"Is she growing old gracefully"
Eyes; she has learned to tango
toerably well."-Judge.
Departing Guest-You've got a
pretty place here, Frank, but 1t looks
a bit bare yet.
Host-Oh, it's because the trees are
so young. l hope they'll have grown
to a good size before you come again.
Public Ledger.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-04-09

Wanted 1000 ladies' to try pair
of Clausa scissors. Use them 30 days
if not satisfactory money refunded
or will exchange for new pair at
Cleveland Matthews Hardware Co. tt
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-04-09
River Bulletin

River Forecast
The Arkansas will not change much
The upper White will fall.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-04-09
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+ WEATHER REPORT y
4 X X X X X X X X X X X y X

Forecast
Thursday fair, and continued cold'
Conditions
The southern storm has moVeo
northeastward and is now central
over Virginia. Rain or snow mas &C.
Cured over most of the region pc
tween the Mississippi river and the
Atlantic coast, and also in the Gull
Rocky Mountain and Pacific coast
states. The Canadian high pressure
area has spread southwark to the Tex
as coast and eastward to the Mlsslss-
ippi river, attended by unseasonaply,
cold weather over the greater part OF
the country. At a. m. the thermo-
meter registered 10 degrees IN MIN
nesota. 16 degrees in Kansas, 70 de-
grees in Oklahoma, and Sc to ~ de-
grees in Arkansas.
River Bulletin
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-07-10
resident Of the United States, says:

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chauauq is hemoadis Amer ngdi
Hon. Bryan. Secretary OF State.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-07-10
Comm of World Famous Men ON the Chautauqua
E Mind that Have FNeDy Cauauqua This

Champ
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proudd dtop MAKE in 70 o
hthe refer public chaauquan There
in money ksc noth o IF a
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the political thought
is largely cilog
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panda hding tin hem.aa a hargod ia "a . -
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-01-16

cooperate their efforts will certainly
be successful. Since the county COM
mlssloners have agreed to furnish the
poison, there is no reason why every
one should not put forth some effort.
The formula follows One once of
strychnine put in one-quarter pint
water and one-quarter pint acid vine
gar. Make starch paste by dissolving
tablespoonful starch in cold water
COOK until clear. Take from stove and
add one ounce soda in solution, one
eighth sugar. Stir into eight quarts
oats. After drying three or four hours
add eight quarts clean oats. This
should be distributed about a table,
spoonful in a place along the trails
Burley Bulletin.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-01-16
AVOID CATARRH
Breathe HyOmei-It Medicates the Air
You Breathe and Instantly
Relieves

Why continue to suffer from catarrh,
stopped up head, husky voice and 9TH
er troubles of the breathing organs
when Skeels-Wiley Drug Co. will sell
you Hyomei with a guarantee to re-
fund the purchase price if it is not sat-
isfactory.
Hyomei is pleasant, harmless and
antiseptic medication which you
breathe few times daily through a
small inhaler. 1t effectively and
promptly relieves all catarrhal dis
charges, sniffles, foul breath, atery
eyes and the formation of crusts in the
nose, or money back.
A complete Hyomei outfit, consist
ing of inhaler and bottle of Hyomei,
costs $1.0O, and extra bottles, if after
wards needed, are only so cents.
Always use Hyomei for bronchitis,
cold in the head, husky voice, Group of
infants and any inflammatory disease
OF the breathing organs-Adv
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-01-16
FOR POISONING RABBITS
0syernmant Agent Finds New For
muIa Effective.

After % week of visiting in several
1scalllles which are badly infested with
1>ck rabbits, a government expert says
- puisonious solution devised by the
s.Dvernment is a thoroughly effective
- and that its success in expermin-
,king the pests will be measured only
- the interest and cooperation taken
~ the farmers.
One farmer or half a dozen in To-
<altty putting out poison, and the rest
aa.3ns nothing, will not be effective
- n All the people in any section will
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-01-16

Want ads speak for themselves; no
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