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Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-03
P u L p 1 T
-= AND
Choir Loft

CHURCH OF TIE IMMACULATE
coNcEPTIoN-Adrran RaDeyroile,
pastor.
First mass $3.50 a. m; second mass
1t 10 a. m. Sunday school In English
and Spanish at 3 D m, 10 Spanish at
$3.50 p. m. Rosary and benediction
# the blessed sacrament at 1880 p.
N.
Sunday school for Ell glish speak.
ing and Spanish speaking children
svery Sunday at 1880 p. n.
CHURCH OF OUR LADY OF soR.
RoWS-Very Rev. Paul Gilberton,
Pastor.
First mass at s a. m. Third Sunday
excepted.
Second mass a m. Sermon in
English. This Is Children's mass but
everybody is welcome, especially the
English speaking people Hymns rem
dered by the children under the direc-
tion of the Sisters of Loretto.
Third mass at 10 a. m. Sermon In
Spanish.
From to 4 Sunday school.
At 4 p. m. May devotion and bene-
diction of the blessed sacrament
At the New Mexico Hospital for the
Insane mass every fourth Sunday by
the reverend pastor.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-03

Tomorrow, october 4, the president
has assigned for day of prayer for
peace. Every loyal citizen will obey
the presidents request. Every God
fearing man and woman will be at
church tomorrow. 1t is not a ques-
tion of party nor even Of faith, but
rather of obedient citizenship. LET
every soul be subject to the higher
powers. The powers that be are or
dained by God" Special service
prayers Epistle and Gospel appoint
ed for tomorrow's services.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-03
ST. PAUL's NOTES

st. Paiul's choir will meet for re-
hearsal in church tonight at 7:15
o'clock. The work is important. a
full and prompt attendance is urged.
--- ;fotrsS8
The Ladies' Guild will meet on
Tuesday at 2:3O o'clock with Mrs D.
T. Hoskins, Columbia avenue and
Seventh street.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-03

The Altar Guild will meet Thurs
day at 4 o'clock with Miss Audrey
Burns, 91S Douglas avenue.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-03

Every confirmed member Of this
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PROF. HAND OPPOSED
TO GREAT DISPLAYS
DOES NOT FAVOR so MANY
FRILLs AND FLOWERS
PUT VANITY ASIDE
Wrises Hers Hers = r usbiic School Of
fisials That commeneemsns
Idea Is Al Wrong
PUT VANITY ASIDE

Public school officials OF Anderson
county have received from Professor
w, y, !, Hand Q. letter In regard 10 the
pnDilc school commencements. This
letter Is So full OF real logic for the
public schools that &c should be read
oy every patron OF every publEe school
the following Is the letter:
INC end OF the school yeats IL an
preaching and ! venture to offer q few
innocent euggestionB to some OF nv
Fellow teachers. It is not possibIe 10
have fewer commencements-aId dfplo.
mas and no baccaIaureate addresses
In our common SchooIs2 Let us not
be In vain, Leave the pompous asra
10 the cOIlegette, Mr.. SwearInRen's
happily named "monohippic college" !"
Such airs are the crowning glory OF
that nodescript institution. IA I man
OF simple thstes must have a GU
rioua sensation when he Is invited TO
deliver an annual sermon or q bacca-
ihufeafe address before a half dozen
young gtrIs in short dresses and half
as many boys In niekeebockers, nom
pously styled the graduntin class. we
asherS suffeH immensely from such
ndlose performances.
rs eEtiHely proper 10 make the
closing cxerciscs of your school eilr
toyabie and Instructive, but there is
no possible defense for taking days
and even weeks of your time and yolir
fpupil's time prepafIpg foait elaborate
display TO pratifys somebody's vanity.
Time IS too pr fsciots ana Tie school
revenue is too small 20 be spent IN
~. a...>s ss a.-- i.a ,,1A = iA44iL
lass tinsele loInbaBt and foideroi
mn Ke your eaRrcises simple. brief ana
.eleyatipg4 Avoid coarse, negro MIN
ssrel shows huJf cheap vaudeville ner-
.fofm1ncea ha1 fsfi6radn sis isailss
Youngsters are already too much In
Irllned toward f1ippancy. clownishness
and the limalight They need trnininS
IN dignity and poise y Let yonu exaF-
cises be fresh. Permit Sparticus and
the rest OF tie gladiators to take rest,
and leave on BENEDICT Arnold and the
black horse for one season. All about
you are fresh and inviting subjectg:
The money spent cn engraved In
|yltatiores might be better. spent for q
good school globe and the money RlFA
EN- for diplclnas woliId furnish yolir
school with aItuch needed MAPS, RE-
srhAiiys Is 4 {.
Columbia. 81 r. ~ q, 3, ~ NJ gi iy
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SEIER RIF A ASFIT. .EY
WANT: 4 S 4 III. IN les
Says That He cannot Take Action
On LetteTs 6 :: I r. S Is:s. Iz:s.s
Without Siguatures

While talking to areportsd for The
Inteiligeneer last night Sherifl Joe 1G.
{ H. Ashley said that he was Worried
by receiving dozens of anonymous LETT
tefs, No. moi Black Hand letters
What the sheriff referred 10 ssasB the
receipt Of letters from people, who
advised him low 70 sIi ie aSg
and where and and cartairS
violations OF the code. but almost uii-
yaFiably il the1 siefi some letscions
name or nam at III, COM
Snlenting on "a 81 en- the shcfi said
!, that he had aet fs atEetl a lette sign-
cd "a frienll to law and order CON
cernihg certain iIksractioD4 81 ahhe In
safaa she 9ls
was very desirions OF taxing action
out that he veal q PIE fer 70 20 rst have
Z a sSa wit ~ rho s. assses.
letter. - 'ss$f57
The sneTiH said snat it the people
who furnish this kind of information
would either call him ON the teieb bhone
or come to see MIN in person it would
make his work much easier Gn d sal ye
both parties quite a little ihcony,.n-
ience.
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.iHiii1RIiS It'll i III
EIl iii
WORK GOING ON ALL OVER
TIE CITY
IS z b e G i sIN S
5Anssrson Regsniing de Work of
sclssn. md Esairt-l yp'' Il
Real Erdest
IS 3 & q / M S

Yesterday marked the first day OF
the crasade recantIY decided npoa
here to elean- n-iip and paint-li the Aity
Of anderson and the lad les Of tho city,
With the assialahce az the nlef went
at the Job III the early morning as
:ss sSss sfi 81 as
would have q crowd OF college bows
had they planned 10 paint tsie town
red.s Early i.R ID d ii orrsIig "a 8 IA lllea
appeared on the tfeefs vi Ia the pfet-
sy little buttons bearing inscription
~ nv u anu EElIIlt WIZ VIII
YOU eEd every man they. met was
duly pinned SFbn1en too were iEa2
eindEd Il the slisf and hyt tieht II was
quite an odditg to meet eStlser d man
os woman on the street Without the
Rlrea ~ -fatniiiar little button.
Tue snielf 81 fresh paint was eyery-
where In the eisy, tsie rak y and the
laWnulower were busy and TIE saiii+
taFy department gtfs worklflg ovef-
time III hatilln hyfay tie garbage and
refuse coitectsd ffofn hundreds 0f back
yHfds Club ~i0fnen ana non club
1oitsed 10 tA. ....,sfusalfie and there xnS
Ittare elbow grease and water ex- :
peaded yesteFday Ii nIeantng 40 Ana
tersen tllSn has beea ssle case sor
many 4 day s
Postsrs we're IL 30 seen eyefywl here
Ia The city taf ghout The slity urging
the cause Of potlsss city. FraiTl
fhe sides nf Sfrahf csirs aasss,s se<s iii,
fafnIIs #6fdSs "a Das s3ie 6ussles,
ysasoss and antaht5biles fbe prest
stfsalleFs e0Qld - seen sailE atffer
sllak nzlsl IN allllzlzE 1v1srY sTFre ,yfaacfYs
"a tho tliy MAS f0Mnd the Srfifl 9
Fsli . ,Cxy IN = Ec saY y ~ i1Cnr
IN ne thFepEn Friday and with me cs1
aisfanea 81 tie cll sen ltnFe d6oafk-
sssnIt II :flsiise ky fis cify
ii viii 6a csslfiib IA
nS Alileseeh Is ele6E4e cls j 4
slle fcts aae ee.esas 6f Satire
s5Iys AL &9Ffs bolf tS kiieik nfs
ret no aeiS llt IL heSilAfa hnlii
esss para = flse ssre nj Sas IS Is clean
~ ibss 81 tft pe6ela hdSs door md
va be ssu9ly afsSef pIaeb
sllEllles saen & = oes
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SU UGGESTEO ONIS AS
TO @ ]. s. I'M IJP'
TineIy Topic Ably Discussed Ii
contEibution From An An
derson Citizen

~ II a =. ~ aa
A communication directed to The
Intellig igenceF by q Contribution shsss
come II, IianIi - Z J, ~,
3 = ~. oil
=. = uay ~ ana paint;
up week for this city The sngges-
lions made fil the contribution are ali
splendid and ii is hoped thar Anderson
-, :.-.,. -.--. III s.lI.s... . 49,.
idsr. - F''.'' -.
-ls -, Il v. I i.i5
70 rld community fb2 disease Isl
~ ~, pt vent IT'S occurance. ToA have q
town: }. ,ssllthotu AZ hiesl We must prevent
hreaain9 stTz thseS ~ eariEnt:
lof the killing OF a few hies ia the late
spring or summer is like trying to.
qry up q river, by dipping out pals of
IA 80 81 y
The fly lAys about SIX patches 3oe
eggs. Each hatch contains from 100
70 100 which beeorii full grown fliss
In about ton days. and besiS. iayffig
in q short time It has been scoulpnf-
ed that one pair Of tlies hegiaains q
lay In ApriI WI n Sra fofs bf
billions OF flies by fd-suIriu uIer. o 6
II is nractics 81 b, ,syeAt tha 49,,
lies from layine seeis How ca,, Il
lbe done? BY; destyoyiilT tbairs bTsa,ss !
ing All Il nj fIie n
TiIev 0ree nsfiS X, 4, 4, ~, s.
Edecayirg material Wa i,1 4,
COME 4iiiSsli, Is ri - e,s,,
rIasees ~ X sIis III q
nd st places here feed is IS sbss isssSI
s., +, . : ~. ~
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I lII
Esf.
g q arm Des;Fes H.
mont ssioa 81
For he svs2

A report wais going tie rotiHsi Il,
Anderson yesterds y 10 I'd 3. erect ssIi6t
FtIe lraaeFnl Ies. ss.ss d
Eolnewhere IN the lPEodmcfik secti Ton sS
South Carolinn and hat a bfg fes
masnate come etAd " ish the Fedefais
has written to d 81 ts In what Siass
Formerly the Carolina Az ociatioIn aii,y-
gesting tAs1 lsits towns Or some 81 the
SsTfn composing the old league ret
TO gether and form another basbhii
league, to be used as & farm for lie
Federal league teams. Ii as s;iIe tlias
every team IN tho recent tly-orga
fsssacsat ION Win ttisge a number OF
speedy bali splegers, not quite ripe Tor
the fast company they are In, and fif.lE
the EederaIs would I IKE To fiet tiiese
men out Tor 4 season to places ssiEaye
they could get ttieIf aaf sis on tIiefl. X;
iotsles words the Feds need
nut l4zH .i9sff mr.
their raweEt recruits Yor d little sfs i
soAiIlg The letter nieilsioneEl ers
sug ggestad fllat with one aid iesa ~.
Y mage The team IN each of the IA stn ne
q sne circuit here the Feds cotiIl;
.l s,sl q 20 a. Zoe glie
:, sss's7 M this part 5f fiis
conntFy II this oi1er ii true it tvi I
certainly depsne serious coRsidsfa 4 IA.
ana ma mean baseball ai,d fa sf s :
.pasei,all than this sectfon ever "a
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TRUSTEES had
A sPI FhIll|l MFF TIN|,
= So = = sSspN7
PERHaANEyT ORGANIZATION
WAS AFFECTED
OFFICERS FL LEC ED
Small Astsndange As llsesing Yes
sreday, Ras Plans Were All
complstsd

Eonsiderable dIaanpnIntmeDt vsaa
felt by The school officials ~ SIis co,,n.
~ that 4onIyS Ias ~ fhS 900 ~ scboal e
Trustees I'm AZ derson tso,Jy,ty nv anfsarsa
yestsIday for the organizafion ~ the
comfy associstfo,, ~, TIE oys, ,,rss- .ts.-
ent MADE I'm n earnestnass 81 VIVA what tbey
Lacked In bnn,bar as.S - y ,.es,It :
splendid organization took place
The meeting was called to order at
noon II the. no,,rt bn,,so II q EsIton
county snparjnten5ent ~ ed,,catIon y; '
having charge az the orqaI,,zatinn Mr. '
FeltoYl stated The nnrS,oe ~ tt,s :, ,st -
49,, "a
issa Any f,,oS1sg , t,,f ~ ssiaa.i snlaaean ~ sook s
-iIcers DR. 10 4 'rriyna I aeon yvss a,actsa =. 1a
.presidenf oN, the association n n
Ssarrsfs' arst yica-,,,.ss.ss 49, a. -. -
King aeaon6 vice lnrastdant u ,9I1 ar,, 1y q a.
IL Guytdi, seeTetary e & sti - ~ .
+ The eEatrunan annn,nte,l = conr,it.
tee Composed of prof 4, IA Watlr,n a
j. nv. Santiera ana r Il sspaerI,sn = h,
.nresent al ti,a - s,ayt masf;ns, M 49, .n - tto -
=, tE tist.g ~ ~ Ils
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OFFICERS ELECTED
F0R NATIONAL BANK
STocSHo DERs IN CITIZENS
NATIONAL MET
-------------->-
3 AINE4 D1R&1aN< I 1SDE&A i Il
Session of Stockholders Took
Place Here Yesterday Al IL
O'clock
DiISEC T(IlRlA.IlE

The stockholders OF the Citizens,
National Bank OF Columbia met yes-
.terday shortly before noon. They went
over the affairs OF the institution and
expressed themselves as being high
ly pleased with the condition. Fol-
lowing the regular meeting, the stock
holders took up the election ofa board
Of directors, the following gentlemen
being selected: i n. Anderson, H. q.
Anderson. n. r. Watkins, !, IT, o. Dean,
r. II. Earle, g. N. c. Boieman, u.
o. Sanders, J. Wade Drake, S. A. Nc
Gown, s. Sullivan, j q. Barton,
e. r. Cochran. A; p. Carter W. w.
Thompson, Il. M Weiborp, j. III. Ey-
ans. T. 9. Anderson. James II. Ander-
son, j. s. McFall, w, Al. Watsur.
The board or directors then went
into session and chose, the following
officers for the institution. j. III. An
derson, PRESIDENT; =. Il. GShunate
cashier; i: X. MOseley, assistant -casfi-
Ter: J. II. tShelof, assistant cashier. 4
No better selection of either O d.
rectorate or officers could possibly
have been. made and the men chisen
for these rhsppnsiblc positfons ali have
the confidence and respect OF the peo-
pie OF Anderson. With the affairs OF
bank in such capable hands, 1t VIII
do we'll.
The capital stock of the bank is
$1boQ00 and it is tbe only National
~. . s =
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EN- AN wv
BAD 3 BURNED z ! ! | 70
Waller H MsRplhy Injured Yester.
day By Rurssing ses,n Pipe
AZ lee Plant

As he turned OH the nteain on n en-
gfne when, the Anderson Ice Com
pany'B plan shit down yesterday ar
ternoon at j O'clock, waiter Ii. MInr-
ply, superintendent OF the plant, was
almost burned to ieath when the pipe
blew on and the escaping steam struck
him from the waist down % his feet.
burns were inflicted on Nh. AIarphy,s
limbs Drss Harris ana Townsend
were at once Summoned and kFr. Mur-
ply was carried TO his hoY1ie ON East
The 8attendIng physfciafis SAID lest
night that Mr. Murphy had ssstained
some sea. terribls burns and thakellis coa-
sfstf vi uuS = 1fsE 7 tlsI IS
such as to- cause aoTde 81 1901 !
s Factory otiicia ale afi i ii If,lit that
Mr., Murphy Is oiifs of ia Il aktt,s most
valuable men and that klisy egretEeti
the incident very much ifI deed "a His
friends hope lat bis il3urfes may not
be as serious as has been feared.
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On the LIST day 10 April. asl4, az 4 s0
O'clock God called this little 5eWeI IS
His home in glory. * ~
I5e was two years IL incntiia and S2fi
nays oid. Tnis is n comps short
life but even IN this short apace of
Tins the eIis..s f sss...
have have become s0stF0hSiy Ssiit v iffetii fdai
around ali that ken wihm that to
break tlam aspnder at this time
was hard to bear His lovely
disposition was such that to know him
was to love him. when imagination
points before one his smiling counten-
aitce basking In the sunsliine o9 Gods
presence
We fancy we can see him, nestIing
closer to- JesnB and expressing Ills de-
light that he is now free from the
contan1inating influence or this world
where all is pardon. peace and Joy.
and Nlierc ne can happily await the
sconllEg Of those loved ones left behind.
and closer to hirl who hath said.
ITf1ese trials are Ties that bind us
nfisi cinsef ia iiirs sthn hafls
snffer little children to come mite
heaven. u
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AL ABB AID
TFIE ST 4 AssI
AndeEson ReopIe Wanted 70
Know Abosf EIession Ii ISas @
stale Yesterday

Hhe intel Iigencef ONCE baIIiS about
the only place that Andersen Saople
go
( the election IN AlabaFia, they IL atl
anfake Of flie o fnfiity nha fala1
almost cnnst tantly locaF pciiticiens
venting TO knoSts whether Underwood
nr Hnbson won out Throusessat the
night there were fnanS enqaifies ana
almost without exception every man
asking iVas a stforE aniierss sngs siiss
phone In the editorial FoSin ;ingIe.i
sIarwupd.
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d sgis'Rll R6EE q IlsINlI
lsoslesl,ss 8. l slgl.Iy soleFed Aceebnt s.
81 = = seIsleEls n t;lsesIes ITYI

Friends OF WEBSTER BoIema4 49,
0E ssr ~ H61esner s IS s, ! ~
pleasca 70 leafii tlsst ne "a rnSs ~
~ ~. result 5s his fecent sccidsiit Il
~ lsssefs News Of the affair was ear
rled sinst lispatcit: Is some 81 the - sses
.9Ft Ars Bolemen wired here se.. 4 -
gay Illat DO na1 Bof received ever n
sesse ten gile 3 neWEpaper account ~
the afkalh was sc so9icws
e Chester April 9lina rsdihr iE
2 essr Q kSe ON chile iask ii Shf
81 late hour Bi3sSf BInghhi,f Fee
sea fi0lisiy INJURED g IL ear tSsls Ire
pzopeEtg OF S X {. 4 81 81. 4 b,i ~
man 0s csleHtor Al York and fsisSS
!,Eesss Tug stees a gear broke 8 iI
ks.1EeIrf 20 lose cotff6l ff
sac car Ilie5 "a My Gtftie a
eiHs iff1 q cezn nlaera bic size a
Telling s. Il lrzs sc7iiais s6ae : al9iAss
EEssss4 t6sis "a gleeSs e..ss
3ftssrE III The nnf 4 lah 3wa8 & S7SsllF
khe srtDac4 With lkt sfSa iinflea NJ
HinelaNa afSsn "a treef & distance 81
rest Fort tins Il was
tnRa ns bad bean a2IsllS injafei. Eaf
4Yrs - E16 rnietly on II. +
seeAe Rnt n4 ,llxf WAS caffl
70 6 pifai ,isis f.ie bast d q, e =.
eet rktcHtioA ofe6 him
ssele5shls arotFn ff9i4
oar hui se no 1el nfelly hurt
81 bte 81 adly bruised ss "a
ses todaS Had A8 lit i tres b = a
!s.ss i,heea = eopld DEa KILLED
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Egrout and aslsa Flosaie Cfotit sce
|of Rex y D. Cfout of this olty la
been lss5rped II q min s6nd 4 Z. 4Sf
home In Isexia etoii, Efont I'd
lliss le 1is ne ests when the
ltas receivea isers ana Il ana scsne
llfle before i aas Iorate pis-
Itine before he was oenkes 4lia
ell 4rt inst the slii;Is lll teh ~ I BE- Ia 5
ynrns laeies aeeatsle lfiah aiss,
ran OK dam into the fnili pan
EAeir little brother. n the hs,s 4
Itie iipaa. ancceedea 81 81 fo s,iks
bur snotsl Of HE sisters Sgers
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AZ slIspsree
stsel Every lasie Ios'ed and l set to
Sill eialasids of the 81 this section.
stfaiglt vel seasofed hieiaS sAelizl
fn05oughIy seasoned FL as rIl EsS
froIF rouiid 9IsS of f0as
s.
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III the .l.ls ZOE.

here viii he b Fancy drosa marty,
for litlia men and little women on the
Lawn e of Mrs. aAttiaon Society
pE5El - TIC OIL if q ~ IL M
admission OF ten tiol cents win be-
CHARGED
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In lTenery 81 LII. 4. 8. aIalsr.

Columbia. s b sI5' 81 s :,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-04-23
MARKETS.
WAR STIMULATES
COTTON TRADING
Buying Increases and Prices Advance
to 8 Points at Different
CenterS.

New York, April 22.-The cotton
market showed renewed strength ear
ly today. Cables were up to expecta-
tons and buying was stimulated to
some extent by unsettled weather in
the western belt The opening was
steady, 1M3 points higher, and active
months sold 5M9 net higher later.
Liverpool was again buyer of
near months here, while there was
renewed bull support. The action OF
the market was considered to indi-
cate that the war with Mexico would
stimulate trade in cotton goods.
The market showed continued firm
ness late. in the forenoon and July
contracts made new high ground for
the movement with the general list
selling about 6@10 points net higher.
Futures closed firm. The range:
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-04-23

of hostilities with Mexico was fol-
lowed today with a decline in the
stock market. In the forenoon, prices
Of many of the important stocks drop
ped from to points. ~
There was no excitement on the
floor of the exchange, and trading
was the quietest of several days.
Government bonds, which were
heavy on. Monday on the prospects
Of war with Mexico, were unchanged
today on the early call. Mexican se-
curities, of which comparatively few
are dealt in here, were virtually I'M
changed.
The market closed strong; Mexican
news depressed prices severely in the
fore part of the day, but. later. there
was buying movement which cans
celled losses, except in a few excep-
tionally weak issues. .,,. s:- ,f59%'-
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-04-23
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
inflamed condition of the mucous lin
ing of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube is inflamed you have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing,
and when it is entirely closed, Deaf
ness is the result, and unless the in
flammation can be taken out and
this tube restored to it's normal con-
dition, hearing will be destroyed for
ever; nine cases out of ten are caus-
ed by Catarrh, which is nothing but
an inflamed condition of the mucous
surfaces,
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness Caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circu-
lars, free
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-04-23

FOR SALE-1015 WEST FIFTH
avenue, 903 West Fifth avenue, 9O9
West Fifth avenue, 1116 West
Fourth avenue. Two houses and
three lots 1903 and 1906 East
Barraque street; unimpro Ted lots
and 5 and West half of Lot
Julia A. Young Addition. All or
any part for sale. Terms to suit
purchaser. Harry n. Atwood.
4-5-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-04-23
CREED CALDWELL
HEADS u. S. G.. v
| Delegates and Sponsors for Re-Uni0n
to Re Named LATER

Delegates and Sponsors for Re-Union
to BE Named Later.
Creed Caldwell was elected COM
mander of John Seldom Roane camp,
U..ited Sons of Confederate Veterans,
at the meeting at the courthouse last
night. The selection of delegates to
represent the camp at the Jackson
vile convention will be announced
later, and Commander Caldwell was
authorized to appoint sponsors and
maids. He said he would name these
in few days.
Other officers elected last night
are:
Marel Franklin, first lieutenant.
+ E. w. Brockman, second lieutenant
John H. Tucker, Jr., adjutant.
Junius Jordan, Jr., uuartermaster.
DR.. H. E. Williams, Jr., surgeon.
Ben Ealby, color bearer.
Dr. j. |. Norris, chaplain.
Thomas Green, Jr. historian.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-04-23
New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans, April 22.-Rains in
the western belt and the idea that
the Mexican trouble might interfere
with cotton planting to some extent
put the price of cotton up 1903 points
on the opening today. Buying in
creased after the call and the advance
was widened to 4@6 points.
The market was quiet throughout
the morning session with offerings
very small. The ring found it diff
cult to supply tho small demand in
evidence. At noon prices were COS
points up.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-04-23
!. ! 9lHists
FROM ST. LOUIS
BY RIVER ROUTE

& Four hundred packages of furniture
were unloaded here by the steamer
Lightwood, the :. shipment having
come from ST. Louis by river. The
Lightwood also brought quantity Il
general merchandise. Comm enting
son the use of%the Arkansas river for
freight traffic, the Chamber OF Com
merce Bulletin says: "a movement
is on foot to purchase another boat
to run from Pine Bluff to the mouth
of the river" 800 a &t# y
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-04-23

When run down with kidney trou-
BILE, backache, rheumatism or bladder
weakness, turn quickly for help to
Foley Kidney Pills. You cannot take
them into your system without having
good results. Chas. n. Fox, Himrod,
N. Y, says. "Foley's Kidney Pills have
done me more good than $4,000 worth
Of medicine" They give you good re-
suits; Seawell's Pharmacy. e..=-.-=s
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-04-23

FOR SALE-$11o0 will buy 50 acres
of land II miles from Pine Bluff,
near pike road, so acres III cultiva-
spring ON place. See or phone Hol-
lis Real Eastate Co. Phones Nos.
112 and 2. 2-26u
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-04-23

FOR SALE--ONE TWO STORY
moern dwelling; seven blocke
West Of Main street. Must he sold.
Ii you want real bargain see o.
phone Hollis Real Estate CO.,
rhones Nos. 2 and liz. No. III IL
West Second avenue. LIST