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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-13
News Notes of interest.

It is stated that the Farmers and
Merchants Bank of liopcwcll has
passed into the control of the National
Bank OF Petersburg. and that the Vir-
cnia state Bank OF liopcwcll will
he merged into the new deal.
The great majority Of arrests in this
city on Saturday night-and there
were III Of thcm--wcrc for plain
drunkenness. and nearly all the pris-
oncrs were visitors from iIopcwcll and
the Du Points
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-13

ii uH"u cheaper to Iniilt ana ere
i'' 'h" go" g!"inE 200 pounds %
bW''rru iu - year ,hau il Is Ia mink
"i' r"f" Ion three cows giving 700
n"H"hH II huit"rf;b each and II the
@'N-rpuud 'Dw rs heavily fed she VIII
H"' ''' ~ nuch as the three 100
puuuG copr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-13

dwelling That IS kept pa.n,.d .i
repaired aud surrounded hy wei. l.,.
lawns. neat. substantial fences ,...
dlN w"!l-arraug"d waIN, aud ,..,
lover heus Is a pieas',n, nrhi TO lno.
Hpoh. aud indicates that the own,
living for the sake OF cnioyinp 49,.
AN" not working his li'c away H., ~,
mere purpose o! boarding n fcw. dam,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-13
Candidates for Onicc.

The announcement by City Sergeant
John l.. Evans. that he will not stand
for collection at tho expiration Of his
present term, has brought out two
candidates to succeed him, and il is
exported that n third may enter the
field. Wesley q. Anderson ~ former
Councilman and Alderman. and a we'll
known merchant Of Grove Avenue was
tie first To announce his candidacy
for the Office ON Saturday John Y.
Hubbard. Il business man, announced
his candidacy. Mr.. Evans's term does
not expire for some time yet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-13

ROCKY MOUNT. y. G.. December -.
An epidemic Of hog cholera is sweep
ing through certain parts of the Dortch
ana Rocky Mount sections Of Nash
County, and there is considerable in
-ncnlnl ion of hear1S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-13

HONEYWELL is about as dry town
as vigilance can well make II. The
military and the police will allow no
liquor 10 bc brought into the com
munity il they can help il. P'sscn-
gers on all trains f. ON Petersburg to
HONEYWELL are searched and all auto
mobiles reaching the town are exam
med and quantities Of liquor have
thus been seized and destroyed. Sincc
the disastrous fire OF last week no
LIQUOR has been allowed to be brought
into the town.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-13

insect pests can l." reduced by dc
SiF"! inS the rubbish OF dead plants and
weeds along the garden fence. Sw..n
IN" Snruhbcry clean with Il broom.
hruSh IN" under lodges OF tho fence
sweep the house wall. shake the vines
diSiod"" Sparrows nests. and clean up
IN bright fan days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-13

Experiment work with plums indi-
Gates that cross pollination is advan-
iaScouS in mauy eases. and necessary
IN at least a trw
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-13
BRIEF NOTES THOUGHT
OUT BY THE WAYSlDE

Cream straw, rut on about four or
1--WE inches deep makes the hes; mulch
for straw berries.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-13

Fruits cut and dried and packed In
cardboard boxes with oiled paper have
Tess weight than canned preserves and
cheaper To transport.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-13

St"r" "abhagcs in q cool cellar.
heads down. They may be hung from
supports. or the roots may bc cut of
ana IN" heads wrapped in newspaper
ana Iald on Il shelf, but they should
10" hung heads down for "a while to
insure draining the water out
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-13

In storing away the farm tools for
the winter II is the best plan to re-
place amy broken or missing parts now
fa'htr IMAM TO Wait for the spring
rush.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-13

1t tn" manure is hauled out during
the winter Il hard job is completed when
spring opens UP. and The team is ready
TOR piowins rather than hauiing manure
for Il week or two.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-13

fresh cGg viii absorb odors as
readily as fresh milk. Mustincss or !
mouldN growth in c-p cases or filters
VIII faint the egg and lower it's
quality.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-13

Potatoes should be stored in q cool
cellar. y tcmpcratur. of about -, is
good. If they are kept warm enough
l" Spr"ut badly, u loss Of from ten ~
thirty bushels per acre in yielding
power may result
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-13

There j. Il little danger of ov.rr.ed-
inG a colt II IL is properly exercised
colt should rccriv" q, lcas, one
pound daily FOR each 100 pounds of live
weight. and il out in the cold a little
moro may bc used To advantage
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-13
AGRICULTURAL Department 7

Az "r",rss "ma i Is %
Monday!
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-01
. \ GUARD RREA.KSCiNa.
Encamrnleat cf@ 'irka'lsas Nil.tia Dc.
 clared Grcat. Success.

Little Rock, Aug 31 A-Thc. summer encampment of the Arkansas Nation- al guard, which has been in progress at Fort Logan II. Roots for the last .tG days. broke% up today. The < last battalion, consisting of1 the companies from Little Dock, Sprin sdalc, Deobe and Dernott, havcaretumcd to theil homes. In about i. ten days. tho high men of each battalioh will meet :here to shoot for the riflelf team, wh ch will represent the .staAe#at the.nation- al encampment. H
 The battalion was, isinspectedt by Governor Hays ycstsfaay evening. al so by Maj. Harry w. Stewart. ins spect- or=seneral. Major SteWart says:
 "This encampmentsh shasi been great success in every way.t HIhe men show wonderful improveFlaift in drill, in the care of uniforms and equipment and in the spirit lnlanifcsted..' z
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-01
First "Game Law."

The first game law" for the protao
 ton of wild animals and birds was enacted in 1068 by William the Con Qucror. This decree of the Normah king was called forest law. but its principal purpose was the preserYa .tton of game Forfeiture of property
 was made 2 penalty for killing CT dis ahling any kind of wild beast. whAs the slayer of stag, buck or boaf. t convicted. had his eyes put out These laws, of course, applied only 70 the masses, since the royalty and n0t Sility were permitted to kill as much as they pleased in fact. the prinQt 'Isl, ,purnote.of the pioneer game law sM$s .to. pfpyide sport for the few. The 'nInt parliamentary game law in Epe' land WAS passed in 14s6. Game lays 'lns AmeIaea have become increasingly strict of Hate years. but they were Adopted 'tap late to save many speciea nptahly the buffalo. from almost com ,spistss sxttnclon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-01
F R. x ENfT , !. '.s s---HK -i < < S.Es $ ' .asf (
 c. $. M E w
los PINE STREET PMUNEi97]

l06 PINE STREET PNONEt97l 1412 F. 9th, 1 rooms, hall, city wa
 ter - ----------------- -${2.O0 1G1l E. 7th, modern, rooms andshall
 house, lights, .gas, bath -----r$l5.00 1504 W. 11th, s. rooms, ycfty wa
 ter .--- ------ --+-ls4f $500 1902 E. 9th, ,,lo0ms city water---$f2.50 l5O4 West 17th, 3 rooms, city { wa 1901 East 1thy, rooms, modern;
 suitable for two families ----$20.00 1905 West 18th, brand new, modern
 bungalow, rooms, good Outbuild-
 ings -------------- -$20.O0 10l2 West 3rd, 4 rooms, lights, gas, bath, newly papered and paint
 ed = % 11O0 ". 5th, s rooms --------$16.U 1902 D. End, rooms, gas -----$10.00 1404 w. End, l2 rooms, two-stcry.
 modern ----------------- 1921 States z rooms, modern, paved , street. x. 4
 1921 Ililnrel 5 rooms, modern, close
 to saAbOls ai1d church----,--- -$15.00 a9aS E.: :4@tarraQAe, 4 rooms ------SS.0V bl9 Ettstt ;sGIlg, Y roclas,, neMly over s3sel,ayaen, no ellls close in-- ..-- -$2s.OO lls42sU East ,iilrS city. water, close to ssi 4 school $ anu cAurc hes .,---s, .$l2.5O l5e2s LinaAu, 5 rpon1s, eity Water,
 ssega Ss sl4 M reyail. 2: -;+ 4 .-.-. s1ooo 522nd 4 and S1 sE N ain. .5ts 3 rooms, good f9SHell ,.- -s+- |.OV ,2Srd and l,a ltla, rooms, good stods w.. sfd, rooms, nex and strict sFsly modern ------------$l6.OO 1905 E. 5ths .4 rooms. city water-$12.50 rooms 20S Georgia, lights. gas. E slnl 2-----~-------------- 1909 W. 5th.s 5 roons. hall mod ! ern : --------e---------- ------$l0.VV S05 w.. 4th, close tne seven rooms.
 modern ........-2 ...... .$S5.0O 106 w. 9th, Il rooms, sultable Tor
 roOming house .$35.OO S02 w. 22nd, five rooms, good sos w. Second, roon1s, hall modern; will repalr to suit tenant. .$25.00 18th aud Llndcn, rooms and hall. bungalow: is in excellent con z. dltlon ...--$zO.VU 1902 East 7th, 4 rooms, strictly mod
 ern ..........--. ....... .$l4.0O 612 Beech st.,T rooms, modern $lS.OO 1912 Stale, rooms; city water ,$11.00 S16 Main, 4 rooms, lights, gas, bath. 510 l.. 18th, 6 rooms, modern except
 bath; large garden spot. .... .$12.50 701 E. 2nd, rooms. modern except
 bath !" --................ .$2O.OO 107 B. 17th; 3 rooms, city water; on
 paved street !. .$S.OI 121 Georgia, s rooms, city water,
 close to business section. :. .$12.50
 F o R $ A IL F.
 20 acres and up on Dollarway road, s2.00 per acre cash down; 50 cents per acre per month.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-01
:. .snow.proSfse eocts. i.

Members cfss cSetu tuedltio.,s have found that! gum ,bDats sAre aot proof against thai Antrance . moisture fo, sna wsater sse1sakss stx penetsate. the nlpber where hsssbpaN arg in more InSless constaaii h long period o ae TAdklss cd b3 ah oo sastotlal applhatieh, o ' Nhella4 which 'neetnally keeps the moisture s out
 ttenswhen subjected to the ihafdesi
 year. Shel,Ac can also be mada uae of to advantage in coating the; thongs of ashssss for -thaspurpesA Sf re sistlng ths moisture Wnsa moving g.oves the wet snow The shoes thus Treated enabfs ths men :ss6t to maFs much Better headway over the snow. with Jess et
 fort. The tkioehgs whIth have bees treated with sfeAaeS arg alsd safd tc 1gy $ ont quicker l sss i',?, M n. thssS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-01
S1OO Rewars.. S1OO

Thc readers of this puper Will DC pleased 10 learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has. been .Catarrh. Hail's ,Cafarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a<constitutionai disease. requires a constitutional treat formally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the. system; there, by destroying the foundatio1s Of the dis-t ease, and giving the patient strengtn by building up the fconstt tt,tt ssn and assisting nature in doing It's work. The proprfe etors have so much faith in its curative pow. CTS that they ofter One Hundred Dollars for any case that It faiis to cure Senu for list of testimonials.
 Address: F. j.. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. Q.
 z Sold by all Druggists. 75c MI .is
 Take IIalrs Family PlNs Tor constihei'ou'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-01
: zt4THKts'I'EI.EElNSs H,KI't sS'l.E l|Ss sAb.iH::,,. .H:,. y, :,

Notice is hereby given that I, s as trustee in 3. deed of ,trrr.t given by zack Bradley to Mrs. jennie Ringe on the 18th daw-esrNnveIIiBer i19o9, which dsed. of. 4i1sustl ahass bsen.l .lta.ansferped Ry utheesaid WFs,s Jennie Ringe to9.C: H } Trinllastttys ant As taustee@ in stwo yssds ef trust given Ay zack sBr9dlsy 70 ,4 C. II; I;,, ,Tr1Plet 5on the Itt1th. day or June 1870 and tlla .34st day Of tanil- ary, 191r 7fesp5Hfivary:: toh 'tfe North half Of th2 Northeast . Quartar-of Section Four (4) in Township Seven 0f7e setstffy West in Jefferson county, Arkansas, will prGqseiy. tos sell at tn? front door of !he E8regs G gsi5S5@ i'd Speee&9y i3ynty ca Saturday, the 2nd day of october, l915 tos thes highest bidder for cash, to pay the debt bt-secured by said deeds of trust.
 , 9s-s q. GEeRGErW.s LINDSAY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-01
Expect Big Labor Day Crowd.

Little hock, Aug. 31.- Several thoHsand visitors are expected in Lit tie Rock next week for the Labor Day .celGbratiQl, which will last all week. It is expected that nine coach loads will come from Pine Bluff, about 1000 iii all. Four hundred are coming down from RussellNilie by boat; Hot Springs VII send about 800, and there will be large delegations from Paragould. McGehce, Fort Smith and small delegations from many other places.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-01
COOL WEATHER: 1 IS $:
 EXPECTED I q D TO i.i|.;.| CUT I
 YIELD 0F COTTON I
Plant Reported Blanching, and Some Rotti1lg Good
 Price in Prospect.

That the cool spell of weather now prevailing in this section will mater ially affect the yield of cotton dlais year, so far as concerns the Pine Bluff territory, is the general belief of men experienced in, growing cot ton. k. Y i.' Nst.t'a Taken as a whole, the@cotton crop of 1915 is having a difficult time. of 1t. what with one thing occurring after another. In Texas, there was drouth of considerable pra4sortior.s and duration. and then came the Guf hurricane, which sweeping inland. is said to have reduced by fourth 10 half the crop of a dozen CT more counties: Oklahoma suffered from terrific and continuous rainfalls early in the spring, the result being. great delay in planting. Later, that state suffered from drouth, followed by too much rain again, and now the crop is so placed that it can not. possibly be harvested unless, there be..a very late frost this year.
 Small Crop in Prospect
 Every cotton state has had some
 
 time had passed. it was generally be lieved there had been a reduction of about 15 per cent. ill acreage. This il itself meant a smaller crop than last year. Since the weather and other things. have caused so. much damage, the government forecasts now are that less than 12,000,000 bales will be the yield. Old, experienced and we'll posted cotton men believe this forecast is. by far too large
 The crop is only now being made. In this section particularly it is be- lieved there will be much smaller yield than has been anticiiRated,. j. be cause of the. period of cath, and particularly @ . bggause: sasss of the cool nights. Just :RoW cotton needs warm nights, ss,4IsSpsn tAe, fruit, and these are not Vt aiaa tthlatzagtes, l being experienced. The lspfs in ss1ll:s1,N plaoesH isA reported as<oaHeh fl itsg alpGs lalreadysM has been reported w cause .of the heavy rains .reeentEE there has sbeen con sldeTable srottEsgt < 5- Good Price te Re SecaHed q. ss;;s,1. s.s Yet sthes optimist is still hereHaM. q sstll; I; the belief f'that what has been shstsseA11s .hefreganed, by hard work and applikl, oafpn% of proper methods of 'cultfva=s lion! Witk favorable aweHtheHin1the' futuEe. .and. Mith. a late frost to helps thsEe are many men who believe this section will make the yield expected during& planting time, and. that be- cause. ofs. the. .co-opefation which, lh1,;s ;ap- uears likely hetWeen the government the zhankels, the q mere eh4htS nG | @ @+Yf tarmers, the ,ptoduceArs4 will iiAltrsp} pe ,s.ts 10 get a.,good price for thelI staple, thus bringing prosperity ,to -everybody in, the cotton country. A-. -'-',- ~ .'ls.
 In the meantime, however, the cool nightsar eau slpg, copnsidse as Hahle rak WQr,V to the man with cotton i1 th fiel&S The situation is we'll mirrored in the big cotton exchanges, New York los ing prices yesterdaysy,aegain showin ga aorsiderahle ipogea@, where was F. soverea all the"pssM q Monday. ss
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-01
IN MARKET. WORKS.
 R LEVEL

YOlss ssd steady today at ah ad-
 o4 w to 5 points in response. to
 s1s 2, { steady Liverpool cao'es .ss a1ao t1, .
 {, Flow low. temperatures in the
 ,.as @ wal was sclnIs further selling
 neM sas.;cr, or scattering liquia a.
 reas'' 's eansed some irregularlty Fnlcn lsn tSe call, but the decline allsa sa ,'oints. from the high lsyal ltsrtiay Gs attracted fresh, 1uyfhg fh 3 suss Mall Street sources and I .ehe e
 Wan ns ' soon selling some 6 to z
 vaI hisher, or around 9.72 for .r ,Iss ana aeesnle. cam. more active as the alns n'ssopked p higher with many of s,s sellers rebuying, while aas ! asselralld again seemed to be be s,ina and prices worked 1 about I sn,nS < aaIuts a'r net higher shortly af- I,gsy gs Rumors that a foreign n'uu pnsnt had buying orders in the \ n alusu' far 100000 bales for delivery stsd \, intervals during the season i not ,S be confirmed, and the mar, ,asn'ed aSN to be chiefly influenced se more bullish view Of cror 
 !, pe rasrkef showed continued firm ,, ',d,Fing the early afternoon, with hsr M contrscts working up tc Yo snd January to 10.34c or 23@24 { ' ahoye last night, on continued .ing, wall street and co'nmls- house buying.
 " e,..a, sc;.,, Tho 1anOn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-01
WHEAT AND CORN '. . DROP DESPITE /. sss~=- 70 4 T.
 <. BAD WEATHER

Chicago, Aug. 31.-Wheat dropped today oh large supplies and improved weather conditions in the Northwest are reported to have done no harm. Al the opening wheat was 1-4@1c net lower, with September at 94095c; De. cember at 92@93c. An easier market at. Liverpool, with incr5 asing offer there, led to selling in the Chicago pit that, for .tiIls, held this market within the. low opening range. Fore casts for warmer weather tomorrow throughout almost the entire .whea+ belt also kept prices down. ;.
 The easy wheat market seemed to be the chief factor in a bearish corn si, i,uation. Weather xnd good supply of cash grain h-lped in depressing values to net range of 1-Sc to 1-20 3-Sc. off at the opening. Large offer ings caused a drop Of 1-S@3-Sc after September and opened at 73@73 3-Sc and December. at 65@65 3-Sc. The market then grew dull and steadied for while.
 Oats followed other grains, opening unchanged to 14c lower, and easing off little further almost imme diate- ly.
 Provisions also felt the downward influence, prices ranging from un- changed to 6c lower, with pork shc,w- ing the greatest loss, 2@5c.
 Under free liquidation the trend of wheat prices for some time continued downward. A burst of eleventh hour covering then lifted prices sharply, but the market again declined and closed weak at net loss of. 1-2@1c with September at 93c and December at 92@92 3-4c.
 In spite of reports from Mineral, H., of a killing frost in that section, corn kept on the down grade for a good while and big holders sold freely The market closed after temporary rally, on a late buying spurt, easy at @aettAsloss of 1c to 1M1 3-4c, with sssept:mbeT at 71c and. neeemheett=sat at 'G1 @61 7-Sc. @.... ssy ss,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-01
Roman Custom. \

It was custom even among the comparatively modern, Romans to bury aeith their littls children, ,their favortte toys, and the custom seems to reach back to the. earliest timaa of which we have any t-qthworthy -elics.e ln' deed, ins our own day, the doll fun rishes striking, example .ot that most primitive trait, mother instinct. For among maay savage tribes, tnotar ply the .Bechl.anas and the Basutos. 1t Is the custom for married women to lavish their pent up mother loye upon rude dolls until the advent ot their offspring. S$t| .sg @. s.-,ss@
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-01
!. Crime in Britain Decreases.

Londo2, Aug. 31.-Qne of, the bene- fits which the protl'aclion of the war has conferred on the home community is tEc marked dminution of crime throughout the United Kingdom. The expert who has dealt mainly in forg- ments, letters Of credit and crimes concocted with the underworld has practically been obliged to go out of business. British criminals are dealt with by prescribing or proscrib- ing their residence in any given area
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-01
An Ancient Civilization.

An Ancient Civilization.
 Where was the most ancient civ Hization .known?" asks 8 recent tray aler in Turkestan. pr. W. J, Parme leo. in the Springfield Republican. Ez> plorations show that ten thousand years ago twice the age-of the Egypt Ian pyramids) a people lived south. 'sast of the Caspian sea. about MQ miles from the sea. who had brick houses, decorated pottery, convenient and. ingenious household articles, and domestic animals: they raised and ground whsat, and cooked their food So far as cen be told, they had no weapons, and lived in peace with their neighbors-a trait that may be taken IS evidencing civilization. or Its ah ssnce. acsordinG to tha poin: of vtsw
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Transfers of real estate recorded are reported by the G. w. yngton Abstract company, as fol- bws:
 V. '. Mitchell to Leo P. .Barraque, al, s Frl F 1S-5-7; $FoO.~ s ' Nlillam ], L. Jones to Mrs. Kate Dalz Msmple, M part NE SW 10-6-9; $1O0.
 l. $. Gulledge to Watson's Chapel, 'art NE NE 24-6-10; s1.
 wary J. Hurd to Hallie l.. Dawson, aH AWA Sec. 11-6-9; $10.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-01
St. Louis Live Stock.

St. Louis, Aug. ~31.-Hogs Receipts 7,50o; steady to lower; pigs and lights, <7.50@7.S5; mixed and buteh- CTS, s7.65@7.s5; good heavies, ,$7.o9@ 760. ,r <
 cattle-Receipts, S,ooo; slowSto steady; ;a7s natiyeA beef 2 stears.s$7.a0M co 1000; yearling steers and heifers, $s.5O@10.oO; cows, $60o@s.QO; stock CTS and feeders, $6.Oo@S.25:: Texas and Indian steers, s5.25@S.S5; cows and heifers, $4.00@6.5O; native calves $6.O0@11.50.
 >sheep-Receipts, .s,4,5oo; pwer lambs, Ia 2ss. .oo@Hs'es; shsspl ss5p9 zsp
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-01
BRAKEMAN WAS CURED.

Iw, f' A. Wootsey, Jacksonville, Texas: vs "as down with kidney trouble and .in .iasumatlsm; had backache all the |Fa1e,. s%e ana qt! was tired of living. I took cYey o,asy Kidney Pills and was thor yssniy cured" Thousands have writ ,pn, @u similar letters. Foley Kidney
 nnis -. are tonic in effect and act
 p'omptly. Mann Pharmacy. ..esaessf.a.;.:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-01
To Make LGslg Auto .1rIn,

z. Ii. Trip+stt. Jr, and Frank Trip lett will laave (to2iays for. Allhermarle, N., C., where CHI. Tripaett, Jr.,' will spend the rcmaihder foE the summer with his wife. and. saallhily, who are visiting relatives |fn' Yrs Trinlett's old home. Frank Triplstt will spend few daysfthere bsfera going 10 the University b.eef%N irgii1is4sM here he will re-enter schoal. 7 Th8 < trip twill be made ill MT. TripletRaear,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-01
.1iyerpool a'otton..

liverpool, s Aaig.-.ss .ss1.-spot-scotton
 Es, good middlingii 6.oSd; middling
 d; low piddings 5.27d; sales, B00 bales !,spa aIMlation and export, 3eibales; Ieceipts 1000 bales. < 6Hures qSiH An& steady; septems ] 5.61d; $s1esatsf- October, 5.e1d :; : r-Novsh A69d; NoveTber- tembers 5.74d; Dsceinberz yanuary bi; January-February, 5.S2d; Fab- ! |ry-Narch, s.s.e.S5d; !March-April kd, fAprilMay, 5.91d; May-June Id; June-July, 5.96d; July-August bd; August September, Sd; Official baasl0sing:: August. 5.61d., Xalueis;;. gust;September, .5.e1 value.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-01
DISCONTINUE POSTOFFICE.
|As,l s, Formerly Sent to Fairfie!i
 ehouid Re Addressed to Pine Bluff.

.,a, Ill accord with an order issued sey- [n... ,,al weeks ago by the postoffice de- [palelnent <. at Washington, the office d. s., falrheld was discontinued yester- |SaS Mall intended for people at ,p,. npaiaeld l. should be addressed to Pine Bluff, R. F. D. No, 5. ,.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-01
' -'s- 7.s 7" 1's- = v 3-aT ' ' w .
 Where eWemeJ1l Rule.

-s..o +ut ,WbereWemen Rule.ei 4mgaf ; &In certain parts of Tibet, South Amerieaj [; and telsewhere, thss woman are, supreme. inA the management fof nhi1fgs. f. Tl1ey are prph@hly the sfrvH sals of the .tjme. when Mnmeh tnniyer
 sally "bosseds the Elen' Such was the general condition away tbacky 4n,-'ths Aarly tribal times of which history
 gives us but "a Escanty accornt-'.fiTss tact Is beyond qiiestion, however. that woman was "boss'' "a long. long time before she became the'btweaker veg
 seF, and took to playing "second i'd
 de" :4s,t4a asA t.a,:'osacsY. a.%.: sS