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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-05

SSnoem er ser 9lrnee einen Gri6ut
ooQte, ioete Der @renlier. u9luf Die
9(rmee fam eerednet peroen, bonn
bo6iten bis 5um nieorigiten &ong
obne llnteridieo, Dab iie ibre @flib
ten unter allen llmitGnoen erfiilen
miro. 0ie glrmee bat feline Steaun9
ooer Stimme in Der 5eititealng I'M
ierer @olitif ooer Der &er1noerrpg
lnierer @eiebe. 0ie 9(rmee bort
ni1tS BON Politit bon mir ltno on-
Oererieits erworte i'd ni6tS iiber 30
litif bon DER 9Irmee 5i boren.
Sr. 9lsquitb perpcigerte oefinitib
Oos @erlongeu Der llnioniIten ole
Some 9ule" 5rage oen @Gblern 5t
unterbreiten. Gr iogte. ng8ir glol
ben. ooB es cine meiie unO gere6te
WtoBnobme lit. g9ir ba6en es ob
gelebnt mo meroen es ou6 in gu
frnft o6leBuen oieielbe Dem 2onoe
5u unter6reiten. Sroboenl iin0 mir
6citrebt einen 5ufrieoeniteaen0en
Serglei6 berbei8ufiibren fuas Dies
in0glicb lit. Der 2ocal Sptions-@or-
i6Iog lit ni6t MIR sere6t, iouoern
generos."
Suffrogetten t0rcn
4n 0emonitrotion.
2ono.on A. glpril. - Sufiru.
getten oeririo6ten mGbreno Der bell.
tieen ltnioniiten Concentration I'M
SDoe- Bort, lmo ais 5olge oeriel6en
muroen General" Srou Sloro
0uummono uno ole 5rls. S3oeerS
uno @irtue Der5aftet.
Gie 5rouen etpa 1000 oil Der
3obI -morihirten our6 Die Stra-
Bel SonOou's nod Dem @orf. OBJ
mobI i6nen ole @oIi5ei feline @rIoub-
\ nib ecgeben botte, 3pGngten lie iid
Oilr@ Die Ieni6cnmuiicn in Den
&arf. Soiort 6ei ibrem @iutritt in
oen 9Sort wiiroen iie BON Dem 906el
ongeeriifen llngef6br eUe ShlnOe
LONG Onuerte Der aonpi lm0 Die $50.
li5ei miBte ben 9lngegriffenen meb
rere Otole 5il Siilfe eilen Sri. Sir
tue mar nobe Oorou in oen 5luB ge1
Dorfen 3iI meroer, ols lie in letter
0linute .Oon cipem @oli6iiten gercttet
murOe.
Sn Der 3miiden3eit puroeu 5rot
9rilmmono uno onoere Spre6erin-
ncn melde nit ibnen iDnlpotbiiirtelI
mtf Die Shultern geboben ltuo mad.
ten es iih ipe5iea 8ltr 9Iufeobe, Oie
ltnioniiten.&e @n @uroett
Goutts inO Ism. SoBniou Sids,
6eiOe @1itglieoer Oes @arIameuts, 5u
It0ren.
Cine delegation bon 8polf 9lme-
rifonerinncn melhe iih meigerten,
lire g}omeu on6uee6en mori6irte
in DER @ro5eiiion Der Suffrogetten
lmo trugen Oos Sternen6onner. @ine
Oerielben ruiiroe ais SRI. @aotberbD
bon Yortlano, Ore, ioentii5irt,
mdbrcnO Die 5iibrerin Der Delegation
crfIGrte, iic lei ole Sodter eines frii.
bereu 9oti6ofters on Die Siirtei.
Jrou 9rummono unO ole an6eren
5mei oerbafteteu Suffrogetten pir.
oen no6 ser llliter 0emonitrotion
mieoer oui freien SUB oeiest. 0ie
EoIi6ei erflGrt, Dab Die Suffrogetten
mir 81 ibrer eigenen Siderbeit in
@ewobriam genommen moroen ieicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-05
grmOnltr0tiOu.
Ser llniOntiten in QOns
OOM.
NSremier 0lsqmit9 erDffMet
Ieime Gampdgne,

@norme @enibenmenee finOet ii3
I'M SDoc. @orf Elm. - CORDS unO
eeers baItcn 9(nipraden.
MISUNDERSTANDING seeen 9(uwen-
ouug bon @offengewaIt gcgen
llIiter. @remier gegeu 9lbitim.
mlng iiber Some 9fulc."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-05
3 5iirEcnlnpie beidllnnnn6mt.

O}eu Oorf A. .gpril. II 8on.
fier 6. 2iepmann in Siibed oiirftc
NIT ieiner @ropoeouoo fir Giirfeu-
2ooie IN oieien 2onoe rpenig Slid
6o6en 0enn bic @oitbcb0roc lit ou-
rouf oufmerfiom genlodt poroen
uno bat 9lnmeiiung gegeben idmmt.
libe an Siepnlonn ooreiiirte Sen.
oungen ais eegeu Oas @eiee Derito-
bcuo onoubolten. SSreenO Elm peite-
res onltli9es 8orge1en in Der Sade
lit nidt m0eli6, Oo 2iepmonn ieinen
%ertricb non 0eltihlono aus oireft
6clorgt. Ole Sahe lit in 9leporf ieis
tens eiucs oortieen Ginpobners 5ur
9(u5eiee ee6rodt woroer Ger bon
9iepmonn EiirfenIoos @roipefte CT.
biclt, in oenen es beiBt, ooB jeoen
5meiten Monat 3iebungen itottfin-
oen uno ser gliidIihc @eluinner &c.
Gen @e5obhing bon einem Dollar mo-
notlid6 320,000@}orf eelpinnen fonn.
@s miro porgei6laeen So fir oic
eriten iecbs Nfonatc ein5uienoen. 8ci'
gcfiiqt iino bic iibli6en 9eite0iornul-
lare mo 8icbunosIiiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-05
Bonn @iIdlertildl.


Gle W eggeuoorfer 9ldt
ter.
3miideu @interSenoe unO 2en86e.
gmu pflegt iidl IN imiereni &lima
cine grdmlibe, groue 3eit init Regeus
idauern, S6neepeDeu lno Stiirnen
ein5uidie6en, @lon peiB nidt reht
ob mon oen @intermantel IN oen
Sdrant 6Gugen ioIl tbnt mans, 10
liegt man nod Elm paor Sagen idml
pieutranf auf ser 92oie. lmO tbut
man es nidt, 10 iiiblt man Elm pein.
Iihes llube6ogen, pem @}ittags sic
mormeu 1ouncItra1len chi Sen
@irtcrpel5 proQen 9a lit eS Gin
Segen oaB man oie Seftiire fir Sic
SeierIhlnoen nGt ond) nit Oeu ,Sob.
rcS5eiten 81 mcHieln 6roudt. Iic
,G9eagcnopricr 9ldtier" Dliiuneu
oic ii6eroQ in Der @elt, no Geutide
mo6nen lno oeptib geIeicn miro II
Oen 5amilien piniib iinO, paiicn
ii6 Dem @anoel Der 3eit oui'S 9liid.
lidie an; tie beteu. mag Sdjree
inns SouS ue6en oOer Die Qldr5en
Sounc ideineu, INNER wieoer NIT
i6rcn 9eitrGaen in Bib lmo @ort
itclnolicGcS 9e6oqen gscr pie Self
ic6riit nod niht tenut iollte u'al |
ueridimen. iic iib jeet 5ur snlidt 81 I
oeridloifen. Tie @ro6ebonoe eer
,Dleqqenoorier glatter~ Die 3 ooer
6 gsummern, reid ilnlitrirt entgalfea
imo fiir SO 8fa. III 0cl sndl0ano.
hmacn Ill 6a6eu iinO (Oer Serlaa lle'
icrt iie. uenn feline 9ud6anolmg er-
reih6or Fl mad cnicnOnna oon 60
sSia n griefiuorfen foitenireD, limo
o,l r,9l geiten aeeiDnet Gin Silo bon Ocn
0peoaenooricr SIdttern" 81 geben.
Tos S6onnement foitet obne 9orto |
nno g3eitcagclo 3 @lf i'm C.uor-
IN lmO fam bel oen @ltbouolun.
acIL ooer bel Der @oit ep. and, oireft
bc'm SerloG beiteIlt merOen. 9sro6e
9irnmern oerleuOet sic GerlaaS6ud.
5anolimg gerne foItcuirei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-05
llOd) 3wri.
@egcn WtajeNdtsOeIcis
Oigung 6eitrOit.
Yrin5 0SilbelHt 5iebt ges
gen sSnimrgentem im's TeIS

aoribo in oic Sduoc ocr 9riccbiidcu
9hiriibrer aeioaeu. Scrii6tc
iibcr augeblide auti-fatboIiide
9luSlaiIiiaeen oes SaiierS Oilrd
sic g91orooeiti6e 9laacmeinc
3eihmo" ofii5iea ocmeutirt.
China nimmt an 9(usitcllimg
G6ciI.
@crlin, A. 9lpril. 3wei mci-
tere Sduloigipre6um9eu pegen BE
leioigumg Oes &ronprin3en 6rieOri1
@il6elm in @er6inOimg nit ieiner
9lbidieos-SrOre al Die Gootenfopi-
Suiaren in 9on5ig wuroen bcute i'm
Griminolgeri1t '6etannt gege6en.
Or. 3eppler, Der Gigcntbiimer eli
uer @oheu5eitung, uno s.. SdmiOt
Der 8erioiier eineS iatpriideu glrti.
felS, pel6er in Der @o6en5eitilng err
ibien iuuroen 81 ie feds gSoden
Seitungs6oit perurtbeiIt
Sn Der bonn &ronpriu5eu aeiHrie-
bcueu gIbidieOsonipra6e an Die GOO
tcutopf-Suioren 6eiBt eS an 5dhIB:
v@enu ie Der aonig ruit imO OaS
Signal 5um 9luoriif gcgebcn miro,
Damn geoenfen sic Geiieu, oeiien tiei.
tier @uri6 cS mar. oieicu Nloment
Ger 66hiteu @liidieligfeit eineS Sol.
ooteu in Sbrer @eieaihait 5u erie
ben
6 6inciiibeS @eriprcdcn
10 ie0erbolt.
Tcfiug, China. A. 9lpril.
@rdliOcnt Dum S6i Sal gemdbrtc
6eutc Brofciior &eurp Garter 9IOams
imo E6omaS Is. 5taaimit6, Ocn
GommiIidreu Der @anamu-9lusiteI-
hng IN San sSraniSco, cine 9luoieu5.
Gr le9te ooS ar6Bte ,Sntercllc fir Die
SlusitcQimg all Ocn Sag lmO wieOer-
boltc oas Gcripre9cu ocs 6inon5mi-
nilterS, oab iiir oie dinciiibc 9luS-
telling $5O0,O00 pcrauSgo6t ucr-
oeu miiroelt.
s it6rt&rtcg nit u c b ellen.
0uro38o, 9llbonicn A. 9Ipril.
9rin5 @ilbelnL Der neue Serr
idjer BON 9(l6anien fiinoigtc beutc
an ooB CT 6eobiihtiec Die olbonii
IGcn Erppeu perionlid eeecn sic
oricdilden Sniurgcnten ms 5elo 81
fiibren, pcl6c iib in ben 9ciib Ger
Stoot &oriba eeiebt Daben.
@eltern glbeno trofen 0epei6en
Gin meIde beiogteu oaB ole Stoot
einqenommen mO tbeilmeicI 5crItort
wuroe. Sine olecmeiue @3obilili.
rlmg Der albouiihen Eruppen muroe
beutc ongeoronet.
9ori a BON 0cn & &c6cllcn1
eingenommen.
9(t6en @ricdenlono, A. 9(pril.
Giner bier crioIgtct nibt off
5eacu 9(nfitnoiguug 5ufoIge 1T oic
o!baniic6e stoot aoriBo in oic Sdn0c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-05

U a. mol ,.O4ir idbeint sic ga.
ben 9Inglt Dor Sbrer 6rau2@ ugIh
betuobre lie Dor mir 06ne Sen.
erboten oOer IeppiAflopier poat lie
lid gar nibt IN meme 9la6sr
Sn ser Gon3crtioiion..
oggir 6o6eu ms iebr 0eripdiei; bic
neunte Symphonic BON @setboOeri
bat idon begonnenl" g3u Oninnl,
Dab mir Die erlten ddt oeridimt I'd.
ben"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-05
aauft jett!
rlcS Nns Sic @ranse

T. gano, iiir oen snisoan milnideu5
iperi1. miro ieoeS Slbr lueiibbptlct mas
Den Brels bon 9anpldBen crbDbi.
2. gshni6ensmert6e @unoiiide In
nqbc 9elegenen @oriidoien Die cute Gid.
iriite %erbHoung bnbeii. merocn io
iNnea pon Spculonten altigeldnit Aab
g liir,, sic Hbibia wlro. oieleu eineu
gnien Rr0iii 8ll 3nben ODER eine qrobc
Sfcde bon oer 9leliriiNcn 81 aeber. i'm
cin @ruuoiiiid iiir ben 9res 5n inuien
ocn Sie ieHi 81 dableii bnben
@euu slc Mat aenno 0ielo ba6eu.
madlt Hnier ltldlier 9aten5ablnnasplan
cS Slmrn mdnlid, iett 80 fanicn
Menn sir luurien, biz Sbre 0Inbcr
litter weroeu 70 iaacn mir, Warim bieien
ntdt brn 0urthcil elneS NDritnDtQcinlS
nit idbJnrr ilmgtbuna 81 nciDabren,
lUdbreno lie Heranundicu.
gpenn SlC iUnrtcn, BIO Slc heiratbcu,
10 iaaen mir, ianicn Sie lest iudbrenb
S6re ilnluiieH 1ernBt iitib.
can5 alcidl aus pclnlcm 0ruubf 2ir
nit 1brrin Nulani 5Uaerm iaaeu ult, mir
tbuncn 1bnen Wengc ibiln in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-05
0nrd, id6en sdref actSStet.

&orceitcr, 0taiiv a. g(pril.
GSn Dem nobc geleecnen Grtc Speu.
Ger broden Der 70 Sabre qltc g.
@oeleton uno Die GO Sabre olte Sroil
9. glriencault bei'm 9ln6lide zines
pcr6meifelten Strabenfnnpfes 5pi.
iden orci @ldunern to6t 5uiommen.
Der aonipf ipielte lid 8miidcn gl.
gieoer6erger einem Gbouifeur in
GienIten bon gS. g9otiou III 2onca-
iter, 9. 2utt uno Charles 9onnoh
5mei 9eOieniieten Der ngliogoro Sc
real go, mclhc iii Spencer @roben
Ocs @roOuits oieicr @eieaidoft I'M.
ter Die Giumobner oertbeiItcu ob,
lno NOR oaourd cntitanoctL ooB eis
ner bon oeu @ldnncrn 6rmt @otion
oic cincr angeiebcueu 6alHilic onge.
bort, iniultirt 6aitc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-05

Goldman miro pom Giitriftsaumalt
auBerboI6 Scr Staot oeritedt gebol.
teu
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-01-07
TURN SALOONS INTO
 LITERARY SOCIETIES MEMPHIS LIQUOR DEALERS ARE LAYING PLANS TO COMBAT EFFECT OF NUISANCE
 LAW State Wide Tennessee Goes Into Effect March 1-Permanent Organization is Effected By
 Spirit of Handlers.

Memphis, Tenn., Jan. 6.-Whole- sale and retail liquor dealers of Memphis gathered Tuesday afternoon to perfect a permanent organization to fight the Nuisance Bill' which goes into effect March 1. PractIcany every liquor dealer in Memphis has signified his intention of aiding in forming an organization to look after their interest.
 Literary" clubs, newly chartered with code of bylaws a membership fee of fifty cents and quarters with individual locker service in a saloon may be the medium law after March 1, if present plans being considered by a fe wdowntown saloons are car ried out.
 Attorney Genera, Estes plans for bills of receivership and injunction against any saloon keeper who might seek to continue in business after February 2S, it is claimed, does not include action against Literary societies.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-01-07
WEATHER REPORT | | ! . < & .S + .k | ' ' <
 FOR ARKANSAS
Wednesday generally fair.

"Wednesday generally fair.
 WEATHER CONDITIONS
 The pressure is low over the Lake region and in the extreme Northwest Rainy weather continues on the North Pacific coast. High pressure prevails over the rest of the United States and the weather is generally fair. The North Atlantic storm has passed to sea. It has caused slight fall of snow in New York and Washington This morning the thermometer regis tered degrees above zero in south western Colorado, A degrees in Mon- tana, 28 degrees in Chicago, IS degrees in New York, "A to 2S degrees iii Ark. ansas, and 36 to 40 degrees on the Gulf coast. No material change in weather or temperature conditions is indicated for this vicinity during the next 36 hours.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-01-07
State of Ohio, city of Toledo,
 T,,ooo 0o..-x,,

AuCdS OOuuty,
 Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co.,, doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL LARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 9th day of De- cember, A. D., 1886. (SeaD A. w. GLEASON,
 Notary Public. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter- nally and acts directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO.,, Toledo, O. Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for consti- patton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-01-07
CLASSIFIED WAN Y = Bring Results---Try One

FOR SALt-1913-SIN
 cylinder, 60 HIP, Mitchell, electric self starter, electric lights, electric
 horn, electric generator, storage battery, ) tires and demountable rims, 6 inner tubes, seat covers, top, curtains, tools, etc., bought last September for $2,llO.OO. Quick cash sale for $1,10O.00. Will deliver to buyers home. Perfect condition guaranteed. Selling on account of Mexican trouble. Address Lieut. Leonard, U. $. Army, Fort Logan H.. Roots, Argenta, Arkansas. IT 5l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-01-07
WANTED COMPETENT SALESMEN

WANTED COMPETENT SALESMEN to cover Arkansas with me. Take half interest in best line on road
 Sell Soda Fountains for 5000 Sales will net $3,600 profit net, seven months, $200, will handle
 half interest. Must have help to cover state during season, iavesti- gate at once. Best opportunity ever offered, will arrange inter view. Fortune Soda Fountain,
 1917 West 18th avenue Pine Bluff, Ark. 1-4-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-01-07
MACHINISTS INSTALL
 THEIR NEW OFFICERS

Cotton Belt Lodge No. 51, I. A. of M. met last night to install the officers elected recently. The meet. ing was held in Labor Temple and was largely attended. Those who were installed are as follows: Presi. dent, J. H. Hurley; Vice-President A.. H. Lehman; Financial Secretary G. S. Candy; Recording Secretary w. Malley; Conductor, J. S. Evans Inside Sentinel, A. Peterson, and K. S. itchie, Trustee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-01-07
FOR RENT
 -BY- c. 8. NEW AO6 PINE STREET PHONE 97I

rooms, hall; 1 acre ground, one block west of Sulphur Springs CroSslng $10.00 140S W. 9th, six rooms, modern in every respect, fine neighbor- mood ..-.---..-.-......------ -......--.-.-$3 100 211 Elm, , rooms, modern .......$20.0O. 121 IN. Idaho, rooms, newly papered and painted ................ $S.5O. 2300 w. 11th, rooms, hall, good well $10.00 17O3 w. 18th, rooms, large lot, good well and sheds -...-..............-..-$1O.0 .00 1702 w. 9th, 5 rooms, hail. city wa
 ter Sl2.20 702 w. 18th, 8 rooms, city water sS.5O 14th and Ash, 9 rooms, city water IA block rent .-..............-.-......... $20.O0 1905 Ohio, rooms. hall; two large lots, city water 20O6 Chestnut, rooms, modern, lights, gas, bath; garden spot, lot 70x210; good out building .......$18 % 716 Chestnut, 4 rooms, halls, lights and gas; close in ........................$15.0 Ell Elm, rooms, modern, new; close in $225O 706 w. 18th rooms, city water $500
 FOR SALE
 40 acres, 10 acres in cultivation, 6 miles from city; IA mile from Sul
 phur Springs road ..........-.-$1 100000 Vacant lot w. 5th, all improvements;
 tax paid out; best street in the clty. -l,5OU.OU. Two names, 7O2 and 7O6 w. 18th, lot 11Ox20O; sell on easy terms; near high school ................$2, .$2, ,0O0.O West Third, corner 3rd and Cherry with one Broom house, one 4-room house. The 4-room house will pay more than all taxes, insurance,
 Money to Loan on City Real Estate
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-01-07
New Orleans Cotton

New Orleans, Jan. 6.-Cotton opened steady and with a better feeling generally than might have been expected from the showing made by the Liverpool market. First prices were 1@3 points down, and after the call the market quickly went to net advance.
 Offerings from the short side were scanty and small demand, coming from traders who seemed to be of the opinion that the market has been looking for too large ginning re- turns, put prices up.
 Private messages from Liverpool were rather bullish in tone and points in the interior reported a good spot inquiry. In the early trading the active months went 4@5 points over yesterdays close. ..
 Short Coverings Increase
 Short towering increased as the day grew older and the ring found difficulty in meeting the demands. The tone of the market became greatly improved on reports that local spot houses were doing a good export business at the most profit able prices of the season. Conti- mental ports were mentioned as the best buyers. It was said that buyers in this rutrket were finding less desire among holders in the interior to sell.
 No strong buying for long account was seen during the morning, but prices gradually did better and at noon were 9@10 points over yes- terday's final figures.
 The afternoon session was dull but busy. By 2 o'clock the advance wid- ened to from 2@10 points the range:
 ,pa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-01-07

FOR RENT A STAND FOK
 grocery store, best location ; in
 city to catch country trade, next to large wagon yard. 415 West Caldwell. 1928 St
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-01-07
DETECTIVE FLUE
CAUSES FIRE

A defective flue caused a small fire last night about 7:30 o'clock at the residence of J. R. Shoup No. 2221 East Sixth avenue. Bremen reach ed the scene quickly and extinguish- ed the fire before any damage of consequence was done to the build ing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-01-07

REMOVAL NOTICE-,WE HAVE moved and our office is now over the Peoples Bank, Mo- 121 1-2 West Second avenue, where we will be better equipped to serve you. For real estate or loans, see or phone HOLLIS REAL ESTATE co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-01-07

WANTED LAND OF ALL KIND, IM- proved and unimproved iI tracts to sell to prospective buyers, price must be right. J. P. Cady, the land man, 127 1-2 Main street Pine Bluff, Phone $50.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-01-07


 FOR RENT-Four Room Cottage ali modern improvements. Also furnished flat, 3 rooms and large reception hall, modern conven- fences, close in. Apply, to Mrs. George B. Moore 515 W Second avenue. 1-1-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-01-07

FOR RENT-NEW FIVE ROOM. plastered bungalow. Gas and all modern conveniences. One block of car line. Goor residence dis trict. Address J. Care of Graphic
 1-3 Ct
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-01-07

FOR SALE-ONE THIRTY FIVE horse power stationary engine with fifty horse power boiler, belt and idler. Also a No. American pump, all in good order, having
 been used only short while, apply to MT. w. H. Townsend at Wabbaseka or to me at Pine Bluff, Ark, N. T. Roberts. IA I'm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-01-07

$500 WILL BUY ONE MODERN
 room cottage, with gas, electric lights and sewer Lot
 6Ox154 feet. Near High School. If you want real bargain see or
 phone Hollis Real Estate Co.,, phone No. 112 and 2. 12-l4-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-01-07

FOR RENT-TWO NICELY FUR nishd rooms for light housekeep- ing. Gas lights and all modern convniences. Apply 326 Walnut street. Phone 984. IA Ct FOR RENT-7 ROOMS AND RE- ception hall, partly furnished. $20.O0 per month, with all modern convenie1ces, gas electric lights
 and water. Ill Oak street For further information call at Graphic office. 12-30-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-01-07

FOR RENT-NEWLY FURNISHED
 front room at No. SIS Puilen
 street, cheap; inquire at house or see Spurlock at Hills Advertising Service. 12-2S Ct
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-01-07

FOR RENT--5-ROOM COTTAGE, ALL modern con- sniences. Ash stfeet off Sixth avenue. Apply to H: II. Etearns Go. @ tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-01-07

water and all modern fences; this is a good place for chickens and gardening. Apply to Mrs. Winter, 1920 Linden street. Phone 763.
 1-1-et
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-01-07

WANTED-TWO BOARDERS, $20 per month. One block from car line, paved street, nice front room, bath, electric lights, gas and tele- phone. Address S. Care Graphic.
 1-2-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-01-07
A Good Plaster,

Meritol White Eminent Is a splen- did application for Sore Throat, Cold on the Lungs, Group and Pains in the Chest. Saturate a piece of flannel cloth with the Eminent and use as plaster. It is very pene- trating, will not blister and is very effective. w. L. Dewoody & Co.,, ex- elusive agents.
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FOR RENT-NICELY PUNISHED front room and two nufurni0bed
 rooms for light housekeeping,
 with all modern conveniences. Ap- ply All w. 9th avenue. < If
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BOARD AND ROOMS WITH private family for couple who can furnish Preferences. All modern
 conveaiences. Phone 426. Iz-2S tf
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FOR SALE-MY SLIGHTLY USED $350.00 Mahogany Piano at a bargain. Phone 656. Sam k.
 Arnett, 51S W. 9th avenue 12-3O-6t
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WANTED

WANTED EXPERT ENCED MEAT cutter. Apply to "A" care of the
 Graphic. 1-6-5t
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COTTON BEARS
 HOLD THE BAG
Supposed Better Technical Position
 of Market Forces Considerable ] Buying

New York, Jan. 6.-The cotton market, after starting steady at a decline of 3 points to an advance of z points steadied on covering or tskde buying with active months sell iAg about 2@5 points net higher during the early trading.
 Cables were a shade lower than due and there were reports that Bombay textile dealers were consid- ering a proposal to discontinue purchase in Lanchshire for four months owing to congestion of cot ton goods in India.
 On the other hand, were reports ot a better spot demand from the South and there was considerable buying here based on the supposedly stronger technical position of the market following the recent decline.
 Liverpool and New Orleans were both buyers here during the early trading.
 The market was firm later i1 the morning on continued buyng ol near months by spot interests and cov- ering on further reports of an inn proved spot demand. Active months sold about 6@10 points net higher and ruled within or points of the best at midday.
 The market showed incl eslseu firmness during the early afternoon, selling about 9@12 points net higher on continued covering and further reports of better spot demand.
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FOR RENT-4O ACRES OF LAND
 right in town, 30 acres cleared. A
 good 4 room house 8 fine we'll of
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FOR RENT-FUNISHED ROOMS
 for light housekeeping every con-
 venie1ce. 823 Pine street, phone 1493 or 1926. 1-3-3t
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WARNING ORDER. A. Chase P1ainfiff.

 w. A. Chase, Plaintiff,
 vS. Phenia Chase, Defendant. The defendant, Phenia Chase, is warned t3 appear in this court with in thirty days and answer the com- plaint of plaintiff, w. A. Chase. Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 18th day of Dec, A. D. 1918. s,1
 G. B. LITTLE, Clerk.
 G. c. LITTLE. D. c.
 WARNING ORDER. Sam Rob;nson,f Plaintiff, s' ,r1 vs. .. Callie Robinson, Defendant. In the Ctancery Court of Jefferson County, Arkansas
 The defendant, Callie Robinson, is warned to appear in this court with in thirty days and answer the com- plaint of plaintiff, Sam Robinson. Given under my hand and the seal of said Court this 18th day of De- cember. A. D. 1913.
 c. E. LITTLE, Clerk. 1o.17 oA Q1.17-1A
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LOST BETWEEN TILT BEST theatre and Cherry street, on .Scc- ond avenue, black Fur Collar.
 Finder please return same. to
 Esther sssE Evans. 312 Cnerry or Graphic Office. d2-2s Ct
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LOST AND FOUNDs.

LOST-LARGE ENVELOPE CON taining Levee Tax receipt made out either to J. w. Tucker, estate or D. E. Tucker, for 1913, and
 contract. Finder please return to D. D. Tucker, Tucker, Ark. IsS-6t