davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-14

HlfBEP~ heceipia n lambs continue
RefF liberal. another ran ~ appf0Rlz
in8telH forty cars, ~ ~ no bead beiBE
reported W. ~ far inf week Arrivals
hage been a,9z head. heinz tNien III
large ~ n week Ag0. Hl@0 heavier than
Two WeekH aR0 Hn1 gain ~ E.yD head
over thf cOfreFpoudluE dagE ~ iARt tNafs
Other UaFkets ffpDffe1 Hfaker prieNa
ana local supplies were n such HiIN ~
~ mike things look little dHbiDiiF iiefe
but Two 0r three paekffa we're III need N
rome desifafle limits aUd m fnafNft
opened WITH most N me gg0d liRbt and
handy ofefisRs m0YiuN ~ about giesdP
prices. ~ high ~ NiD Was paid for
light HeHiNaus On mare fAan one 6nna
ZION, ana n a9od many sales. Including
rome very desirable sfOek weighing d
little DVef eighty pounds we're Hi8d0
around Mn with gO0d many MNT
leans % fbe tiaHt 0fder IN ~ ~ glE9l.
The Oh fight on hea0Y lambs wa re-
neWed today, and fhe three loads ~
clipped limbs hero also found the going
very sticky sellers claiming Inst no ~
n lafe hour they h8d MT bNen aDie ~ ret
b buyer 10 look ~ Hn0rn ef00k
Quotations on sheep 0Dd iambgs fMmb8s
good ~ eh0icN handy. 1if4gfffsG, lafabk.
fair ~ H01d handy, ftfNlffif5s iafnDss
fair ~ eh0lee heavy, tl0.<ffW lambs.
ciipped, Hflf9ns VeaninRa fair ~ Nfi0l6e
N2ht, N.A1fl1.Ws gAaglinRs, falf N NtNee
liRHt N.I,HtlDe4t, VeafiiuRs. faif ~ oi1iee
heavy, ts.Ilig.E5 Wethers. fair ~ cgNfef
ff1l19g5. eWfs, K0Gd ~ ofl0ief. EIglt
IN. ewes, faif ~ aOOd, f5ffafaD
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-14
Bullish Strain
Noted On Wheat
Market in Omaha

The crop danage reports having been
dIsoounted ~ ne experts Rrslh tooh =
1lnble today wheat sustaining me great
est los. wheat On tne Omaha mafhet
dropped or from 70 = cents selling ~
ii.05uLn The offerings we're ~ car
lOafs
corn sold MI h sympathy ain wheat
u 10 N cents. fetching from q 70 ~
rents per busllel iiees'pin we're iis car
i0a1s
oats Wefo y lrfia stronger ihan nc
other RFaina ana ost only u cent Prices
ranged from ~ 70 ~ cents per busheh
he receipts Weto nineteen carloads,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-14
snIcAGo CHAIN AsD PROVISIONS
Fsafwy~s ~ ths TgaatBg ssd Ciesiag
IrAeAa an nnaga NJ Trade

PftwNs 90 bDaRa ~ TFaasf
stskssls fsnssilns s,fssgsd fsisiies.s u
ff4e gidtsa states With Asxlco an Dff
f8anB rad 3 KODg 1ssi ~ ~ f0GaF Bifli
4 aissfg define fhst teok place II ne
satl4e ~ Whsat Quotations eigseH heavy,
~ & ~ kn1 1alg II g. llsffIi rs 0iiff
lesdins sfapisss 10, All showed : ~
80. -eein ~ g 1saie. oats MR. and
fieagg telling pressure vas In EVIDENCE
81 w. hass pli almost from The start
lHsakiHeee legaf9iBz Mezic4u ann der
ran dFf eil1iHfifis. hDNsFsfs ga MOI ~
flfft seem - attract ~ miiaii attention
il @ftfskk8 ard FGies ~ Canadian wheat
Tor shipment - AiHnsa polls ls1Nef pfAes
tn Nhtaf ~ LlFffH1p, fAeaNfd gms nar
iies hisb af q 1tpfsssina iHfllents The
fIJ effect " ihf unNsi 0fne Diplomat d
fauFIrs bffsHf llereaklhzig manifssf
sEa1gt siIfa sic dlsiufbance lH fae
stqes marcel Wa ssfa g - - = noia
N8sgonslon ~ Holland Am@iaaa sasn
$3.50 sHiliHRH e4ffNisina 0ifest iHfia
satf 81 ftlf wheat uAFkst iufffRaed -
ffff fpfiNif azffnf filf aHANW1fq tFNl-
efef n nElees The h8lt had 81 add
fttfsHf ssfiHeifs ~ feaaeii0n ~ HfiHR
sasa' sffeaae rffs bena ep8stHnfiaii3
tofa ~ st lin vhtsf aaa - 4
ltsIlf 81 ~ iafa of ai8uI4Hg demand
HgsfnffH II receipts failed % 49, - 80
effect Gate sfff lffilF fuFtainfl Av
Hinfffaio sHifs 90 Use sfN FuHf0 pu fhN
Hfiif hand bfrsfRsF "a 81 alaN t8n
f4NNfN ~ favor flin heHfR
ffafisloHs advanced 81 first 9eiHF 90
ilaHff prizes 90 hnft Later hanHfef.
ffe FfaHtfaF ~ Ff4in bees uf iul Hfi.
HsHlff1 g = isb9isa and 81 iian 10
laff l.h pHthffF faHsHi ianf % i.c
tsNHep euaH ptfts NheAtt Ma rsA
a ttii 20 80 nnialnai Mn
Naff II aitHl hH hafH 81 its0l III
fn. No. Fsllna fsfIH 80 Z tellus
iisfiiftf 81 Z willie ffH.f nats
NNiis tfsHlflif HuGhrd ana se
fita &n and No nn'ninai NJ
tAA fsAfa VNfs seeds fh4alht
tsHF n e'asff tl0 uf8ktH pfafiHiahs
paft sH ~ n iafe Ell "A ribs III ~.
nis u.s.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-14

Jf0G8 TodayB market waA ono ~ the
enappiest NJ the year ~ date The run
sRaB ~ fair proportions, bat ~ vac the
case yesterday demand from aii sources
was very broad. and prices scored an al
vance Of a. least l5e
General trade var very active. and
anywhere from dime ~ NJ higher
values showing an average 1ptUrn NJ
fully ~. pretty RoOd clearance was
idade Dy shortly after el0ck Bulk
foid NJ t3zoUs0 win = spfinkliBR 81
he common light ana mixed stDf Under
heee prices Quite n showing NaR made
nA nigh Or t91@ am several binehes
reached s9.W. Which price II within
nickel N the top f0r ne Year ~ 1ate
current prices me ~ least lDltiSe above
lnaf WHIT cIoaA On AZ kfEda
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-14
cUfcAGO LIvE sTOcH mAHnEr
Caine wesk--B0ss sfroB9--~abeep
VteaL

EIIIEHFIDl HDfII fNTTDI- u
cNiDfs nm head market ReaK. native
beef Ateefs, 9slfNll0.1g. We8fefH efeefes
mn,
nOf}s Receipts. l5lo6 had H9rkst.
strong ~ Mlfi5e .tigher. blk ~ galfs
Nlya1Sf Hssi, Ne<lUe5Js nike, ElfgW
Hlrg. hf6gtl EtH1i4,91, rough, F.H'U9>Df
DfkR, I.fN1 10
siiEEP AWD LAMBS ifseelpfe, INN
heAd. market weak NetUefA ElGy95,ayt
ewes, B.Nlis.gs iafDbE, fl.75lttf.7g.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-14

@BW YORK April 70. NERO ANTfB
J'ApHk, 1lizit per noui
HfEHlJAG EXCHANGE aEfysday
bile, MI. demand H1g1f. eabies, Nj.
hlLtEli BAR. M. DeKleaH dollars. W
lyADS Government steady railroad,
gHBB
TtHE LOA#R IrfegDlaf. slzty a0d
NINETY dafs N413 per cent, elx months.
Z per cent
cHLll MONEY Weadg. blkb. per
cent loN ~ pr mt niiinG rate. ~
mn lM pei cent Offeffd ~ q pfr eouf
l9Hlhg ghptatlgrg IN bonds iOday Nafa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-14

OMAHA Apftl M ltAf rfaiflf
lsm nal.' I'M
NAla WiAiAHA ia kH NasI v
NN j NaWgt So / 411 q haHs
iaeisHa 80 AH D aAis hH 81 "a
Ma e N NIfHM thHieF
ifH N &lfANa ffa6e NNNs4i8
al aW VI M u Naii
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-14

hHW fuhh snfi "a unK NtWNH
aitHH ffHis HsfH steady fHtaf Hifk
uffa fliWtr nH sNffilnH iuT lmufNislH
8fNFFff lifNts #mHs deliveries hfff o.
MFHA alHN tH iatMH fHNiif8 liilH lsfae
HFNHk W3NNNfH iNFH4 NNMNHNaFM MM HH
Hit isEiNH ca HfiNfst tHf8atfiFN sNi
Aatfa lhei hH nlH Ha4la NJ aiasfa Hpif'
IIl tksF fhft
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-14

WIHSkAfsDJIS. MINI, Amt a.
WHEAT MAJ. tffs5s Jplg. flish, rash
MO- ! HARD. sil51s no Z ngftfaFn. al DA.
MizI1 MD, 4 northern. Al i79slti. M.
PJ/DtH. ffn0bau9fd.
BAILEY ~etltfze,
EYHaH mum
fsIshN 4jgn,I3s,16.
CORR No. I geiloN, NiS6l5si5G.
OATH NJ 4 white. 4i&tM4a94n
DLAzeYED~ ~ f5llz. ~.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-14

w. LOUIS. No, Apf3i III WHEAT
No. 2 fea. tIXA No : hard. nominal,
AaF ftz JUS. ti.fiN
CORNING. 2, 49,, So z white mr.
NsF, f5He, July fgse.
OARS Ne. = ~ 81 2 yhiis. nominal.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-14

fhfff HAlfs we're fsDDftSd tD9bHt
ttest 10 Z hard .zinsArs eAft q Y
,s, As' ~, s,' III, 9 ~. sa ss''
bsfd Ninfhf5 / eaf, 81 m esfs, 81 nv
sanpls bard zlDisrf ! 81 M, J ~
WI ] faf, 81 ~, ] car, Nes 2 ears. ~
IL ~. q /, II, as e. z 10 e S %iss9
fsf, INN, / ~, M 1 eef, q ,ol'z
fb0pir f0sxf1 ! oaf, Sfes
re 40. = csr, ae, 10. q " esr
cofn ~. Z sflts. eatr. MR. 80
sfSf NJ { white z sAfs, gst5fs esf
str esmDls Nhltes RAJ III ~.
fiiNN I mr. JJ#ct n9fs, m 70,
aIlor ! ri @Ae eag. ~, ears
ss g u ~ ssa ~ Il az, '9 W. ~ ~
Es1 ar Mkc, { ear, M, esf
assfs 4 ears, NJ 80. rBigf1 n eaf
aAe NJ. 1fxs1 ! ~, NM J ear
Dsie-No. write I ear Hbe,ao, 4
mite, ! or, ~ fempis white. ear
eNe, cafss Hifo, cars, NJ
omaha l.ssll gris>s Wheat IL 4.
Ny. I hard sl,Dt41 6ea4s no, sering
t41gmiM. ~. Z sgfine,. fIt4N1.i ~, M
I'm Nas1ps4 2, 80. drs s.y,,,, wv
Il Nbits. lf<4Sse, ~, / WHIT, MDEg5e
~ white, N1Dglitc. No. q White. s1fIssse
~. ysiiDN. 5sf7151cs No gaIio@, mn
NJ ~ I ysilow, se1isgsse. M 3 yesloe.'
f91SI3Ges -, \ f0iff1, sks1us4I<c5 10.
ralzS1, e7jkN193tes 10. : mixed. e,lbsze.
~ : mixed, et51ue5jzc. Datss No z
nNfff fBEWfzes Standard, 4ZitTI57lhes No
white tJ44s5zes M. 4 white. 4i44llze
" Esr'eg hs.tlngs MlisS1 IL. ! III ~
ehlCaK0 dosing prices, furnished The
lee bY f>ykaH 4 EfEaH, sfyok am xfafr
bfOkefr zt H18th Fikteefh. Ouabs
Ar ~ Ossn. tilgb 4 I>sw. cioss Yssy
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-14
paAu. ersra,t a,nsrt


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aItrf u 5 lnass ~ sFli Haaabi.
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81 Af hiA o iefnt. isi hatsa8
sNF Ne pleAa ifta tMHaH MMftft
tlus lmtf hstfk 94t ltfHk8fkef vs.
t4llfA ftfNsh liaqliffefl
FtaN ffeeA rff N lhffsh Ur
ssfN lfuui lt $50 hAsH ~
lsi'ba tait saiHen ieuiAf list haas
fA4@ fIealsaate w fFfa6N I'D ~
Haitian hFFfiea ki mlfs AA
DAY a. aat ANfiM ftahKff4 NA NlNf
k7 AinnAHA White ih lN MtFf44HA
M ga halnnh. tI NiHasN ha1
flfs ~ fsHNt iafil9 - ga tf#
lAtfe sskss FffiH'F fNAltH 80
asf 500 hsaaiftt Il
4N#FkftH NtN#tMMkF aai
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fiErHfs usWm6it - 49, Az
afelsfa ~ go tafsii ~ fFaitas
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NsN Mm tffM fMlNe NA ~ Ma
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/ q Ns & SO M 10 'f'' -
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-14

NEM NuNk Anil d 4ha meal atr
hHngs quoted lead ~ sreiitfs
HieHnf FRal M imNl. delivery Hlaf
FsAiHis EnNiiNt tllM finetfplttie.
HfafNF nrNinaN ihiFl Quarter Hs8
fn dHi aFd nHm|tlsi
ht iptN4N hiai fHrlfF ti fHiNfes.
fllt flfeffHitlif 1858 Hlh liN fs8 ~
fiiifE wee ifad HM st4iifE ilif
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-14
Llxerp0oI aynln warLef

M I Manitoba, IN M; No I northern
spring, ~ ~. 50. red western vim
tff. ~ ~,
.c0tN- spof. American mixed. new.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-14

aANA&&Aif 0a. Apfi is TtWrEMs
TtNA NniNna daiHs fsfits fWripiA,
l.o bills ntipmeHts' 1919 Niiia stock elt.
hhls
HuHfk NafAft firm Faifa if thia
fnafigas Hf hNa ahpmfnia bile
afu tflat hhlA Quotations a HnN ~
ue vi Ava ttg0 K flh N SM.
49, $50 SIS wv fA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-14

AEW YORK, ApfB H,-,fsOTFEE THE
market for oOffee futures Was lower 10.
az under scatfefed realizing which Nss
Attributed ~ the Influence N an unset.
iied stock market. nefyVusness OYER ID.
tefnafionai politics spd mora favorable
cFoD accounts from Brazil The market
yDfusd 81 4 decline 81 ! y z points. with
July contracts selling on - hlic. rep.
fsfnDer 10 sfie and December She dur
inR the Afternoon. 4 aOpd part N he
selling SEEMED ~ come from AHali street
sources. white bsii support Naa less hi
eFl1enee and sentiment seemed faibeT ~
dictionary after TIE recent adeanfe. The
close Nas ~ DFsetloailF the l0W point,
With iasf pflfee showing 3 net loss ~
~ I points for fhs 1ag Halea. 3fH
bsgs. April. NJ 9aY. AEe June. 49,
JBIB. Gaze. August &Bcs M gtsmbsrs y ~
OCTOBER ~. November, 300. beeembef
~ 3sgysry, o.. FebfHafy ~.
~ santos A.. 84c 10 Change Nas
reported 10 he e0st ana ffei9ht situa-
ti0n The effieisi cables showed d.
cline n M feir ~ no. Nitb fhe fafe ~
no sNehanss CH London and tie sani0s
market 1nehan9ed santos reported q
ciesfanGe ~ at9 bass fgf NeW York
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-14

hefHf Nulit FNiNfHH ftAhi haNtsf.
~ lfta ~ ltsiiaHsssa ffeW lis esa
Nfehf $50 ft 81 lhf NhEha fasst
ifafHt aaN feh SAD 0aiFifhl ~ Mah
hktt tihafffA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-14

HASfAe f,frY, April ~ WHEAT
70, : hard. " tz1ff az, no. Z fea, q IN
roTs M Z fni1ed, e4c. Ao. 2 ghHs.
5D1179s4et M 2 gfli0W, 7sMa254e, May,
ssftNsHl.es July, 7pke
OATs 30. white. HUne; 70. mixed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-14

lssii $3.50 es. lsslas, ial
."tfFslsfNaNs az Mai ftAf hftslN
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-14

AichlAon gen. a.. f b o. .....H .sFst' q
nai 4 ono a. ID OF q D. re- 4sfa,.
Heth. Ntssi Il ~ .lMhrpE ~ ~ e WIZ
Csn Pacific iat .. WsFfnh con- flaatf't. w
phsH. 4 . a.. 49,. ~ o. 500 tHH
~ ~ 40 a. 9tls iiFadinE Wh - 70. eitt
~ 49, q 81 3f.,iei - Z p p Ntstt
G N Il. z, a. tAAhb Ftr ~ sHttf. ~
20 q n f6f iitN - ~ rex Y .tst.t' Xxx"
N N ~ n. ron w II ~ NallWA. Pc st'tf sN
m fef bssfsftttttt % Union FhgifN Ft'a' XVI.
Eris Kfn. 4s.ssttt - iqh NJ III ~ tr5f
Gen Electric ~ t,tll5 sL y HuHbef p 40
~ No lie 40 ~ r .tff ~
ssfll Cen fef "a kfsHetf UNION ts w
Inter n n 80 MtssNeH klsf 8 ta ''"
u q s9 ~ ~ t3H
spN fs0ffaFaN
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-14

m LOUIS. No, AD5i zl-TATT1lE
Nocelptg, INN he'd market strong M
Tvs besf steers, E.1yq9.15. geafilHg stAefe
aHd heifers, gsS<lls.1gs eONa. SUNNI
Rfoeksra AMI feedefs, gg,Iplfsg0s TeEak eH1
Oklahoma steers N>IyUS.fas fOWs au4
if91.
HOgA Receipts, 6W1 head. market
higher Dl0S and lights g7syIta.s1. mixed
ann B9fcherss ty1tlfio19s gDod hea9g.
f9ftylffGD1,
HlfKEP AND LABfzs- fsfcslDts nm
head, r0arkof gtea1Y< rearing Wefhefs,
tzAsrtl9.f1. lambs, B,fyltt,5tS eNes, N5,yV
.HN
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-14

KAM#AB CITY. Apfl i8.@GATTLE
Receipts zay head nIaFhet higher
prime fed steers. y zs0g u dressed beet
steers 8 zs1fs ~ western steers 81 lgfi
81 ffoskffs and feeders q leffsl3 b4iia
q itfi15s calves. q sNi0S
U0Nh Receipt an head market
hlrhef bAiik IN saies. n ituaes. heavy
Nigasg5a packers aNd hlichers f8bu
tgIts light ~ B4fA piNs. q 0ff0
sliETf AND LAMBS Er1sfpis I.Na
head market i8Wsf lanihs si1AiNll "a
feafilues. f50Nltfe Heihffs. g 80 Is.
ewes 81 frfft III.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-14

Ri0rN CiY la Anil i4 AAITiE.e
~ aipia none, market fiaadE natifr
steers. q nli4i0. huifhsfF. tlEHl %
rosa end hsifffh s bfi8 ~ - ksIs and
feeders NUMl 81 aiFns fsaeda u. bulls
sfHNA, ff Az itus
Wlltets AMB TIA MhA Receipts mons
iIftHh m fiufH none market itJ tsH
ishaf hfaFF - N04w missed q tsft
rght i1NH4E huIk - sales. ~
Hstt
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-14

Gf. JOSEPH, No, ADfU W,aftATTf<E
Receipts. ~ head, f1arkef STEADY.
steers, t7,Iylf1gGs 6ONF Gnd hslfefs, ~
lf949s calves, g.9yu1D1
TfOG8~ KeceiDfs, inn head, MARKET
higher toD, MI bin n sales. urn
gW
egERP AND LAMBS Receipts, IN
head MARKET slsU lambs tltDNI17s.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-14

WBW YORK. Aprii ~ HfffAit aFifHs
centrifugal, s9zo. f0ola8sees tze. Refined
firm FiFmneas n Enc spOt market late
yesterday ana renewed bnBiH9 NJ ~
fined ~ exporters. fOaetdef With ~
cfeaeea crop estimates. we're reflected 81
the marriott for sugar futures today ~
noon prices we're - 70 - points On
general buying.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-26
Degree of Honor Is
 Delightfully."- Entertained.

Mrs. l.. II. Blatherwick yesterday entertained the Megree of Honor. in honor of the twelfth anniversary, at her home, the affair being most de- lightful in every respect. The home was beautifully decorated in the ledge color, pink, lillies and carna- ;ions, on background of ferns, being used in lavish profusion. A delicious luncheon was served during the afternoon.
 The following were present.:
 Mrs. N. C. Johmnson of Little Rock, Mrs. Mary A. Brown, Mrs. Maggie Ernest, Mrs. Jennie Duckett, Miss Jennie V. Duckett. Mrs. Lulu smith, Mrs. Mattie McCluskey, Mrs. Lola M. Hart, Mrs. R. A. Poole, Mrs. ary Ellis. Mrs. Gladys Tierney, Mrs. Dora Doty, rs. D. Liberty, Mrs. May Yaney, Mrs. Warner Hope. Miss Mar garet Get,le of Table Rock, Neb., Mrs. R. E. Gettle, Mrs. J. E. Mince. Mrs. T. H. Flowers, Miss Marie Flowers. Mrs. Garland Vaughn, Mrs. Frank seisler of DeSoto, Mo-, Mrs., B. A. West.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-26
NEUROLOGICAL,
Mrs. W. NY. Anderson.

Mrs. Sarah A. Anderson, wife of W. W. Anderson, died at 9:30 o'clock yesterday morning at the home of her sen, Will Anderson, 1706 West Sixth avenue, after an illness which had continued over several months. She lad made her home here since last July only. when she moved here from ( lio.
 Mrs. Anderson was 69 years of age, and woman ofa estimable charac- ger, who had endeared herself to all who knew her. Besides her husband, she leaves three sons, Will Anderson of Pine Bluff, John B. Anderson of 'ElDorado and stephen D. Anderson of Fisher, La., one daughter, Mrs. Ella Gray of Pine Bluff and several grandchildren.
 The body%will be shipped to Clio on the 3:2O o'clock train this afternoon, and funeral will be held at the Niven cemetery; near that place.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-26
HAD AWFUL
 WEAK SPELLS
Suffered Sc Much Felt She Had to Have Relief-Says Cardui Made
 Her Well.

Elba, Ala.-Mrs. M. T. May of this place writes: "L was not especially strong when l married . ., but after my marriage, I seemed to get very much verse. About two months aft CT was married, I began to have awful weak spells. Would have bad spells of headache, simply felt bad all the time, could hardly dc a thing l. suffered so much pain in my left side and had the swimming Of the head and congestion and heart burn very bad. In fact I suffered so much l thought | would die. I kept getting worse and felt I must have some relief. had some pain ant difficulty in walking
 MT. --, who ran store in ---, recommended that take "Cardui," and my husband bought me bottle, which did me so much good that he bought me another, and efter the use of three or four bottles was well was up, doing my work after the use of the first bottle. It's the finest tonic I know of. I got into better health than I had been since my marriage. I advise all wom- en who have weak spells .. to take it."
 The thousands Of letters, which come 70 us every year, like the above, certainly are proof of the merit. of Cardui, the Woman's tonic
 Fer sale by all druggists.
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A. Q. II. W. FINANCES.

Little Rock, Feb. 25.-At meet ing of the finance committee of the Arkansas grand lodge, A. 0. U. w., in Little Rock, it was shown that dur ing the year there had been disburs- ed in the beneficiary fund total of $64,246.62 to Arkansas citizens, and $26,1S5.47 on the reserve and loaN fund. The interest earnings on loans during the same period were $4172.- 49 There is now loaned out in the state by the A. o. U. w., a total of $1S9,150, of which $S2,000 is on churches, $52,000 on schools, and the balance to individuals.
 The finance committee, consisting of H. s. Turner of Little Rock, j. M. Weaver of Van Buren, and s. w.. Adams of Helena, made the follow ing statement in reporting their find ings to Grand Recorder Cross and Grand Master Workman Frazer:
 We desire to express our approval as to the amount of all expenditures which have been made. We have be- fore us summary to the business done during the year 1915, and the gain in membership in the order is gratifying to us, and the high standing that the order now occupies among the citizens of this state is much to be proud of The credit for this showing, we believe, is largely due to the efforts of both of you"
 There were 45 death claims paid in the year 1915.
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'REXALL MEN MEET.

A. G. Bedell returned yesterday from Little Rock, where he attended the annual meeting of the Arkansas RexaH club MT. Bedell is chairman of one of the committees of the organ ization, which has membership of mare than ,50. The "ne-cent sales" conducted by the Rexall stores was one of the topics discussed at length. The. Little Rock lazette say:., "A, e. BedelI of Pine Bluff, who has been successful with these sales. and sev- eral members participated in the dis cussiOn.
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A UNIQUE NEWSPAPER.

Buenos Aires, South America, capl- tai city of the Republic of Argentina.
 maintains an important daily news paper La presna,' which is differ ent from any other publication in the
 world, in that it not only circulates the daily news, but provides free legal advice to the public, and a medical and dental service without charge. It conducts school of music. bureaus of information rela| tive to schools, etc., and maintains ooms for public meetings, plays, concerts and lectures. It also fur nishes library and reading rooms for the public. as we'll as luxurious apartments for the entertainment of distinguished guests. On the roof of it's fine building is an observatory
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ing, calling the attention of the girls to the forthcoming music and liter ary contests. and urging them to be- gin preparations for participation in the affair.
 The following program was rendered:
 Piano duet-iMisses Hannah and Flora Levine.
 Reading, Miss Jessie Wilkins.
 Vocal solo, Miss Sybil Dixon.
 Piano solo, Miss Annie B. Ezell. Reading, Miss Eunice Rybon.
 Vocal duet, Misses Mamie O'Don- Hell and Edith Patterson. Piano solo, Miss Elizabeth Finn
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Suffrage Speaker TO Visit Pine Bluff Monday.

VISlt flIkt Dlull tuUiNdJs
 Mrs. Thcmas T. Gotham of Little Rock, one of the most prominent and most talented of the leaders of vhs universal suffrage movement in Ar kansas, has accepted an invitation from the Political Equality league to visit Pine Bluff Monday, and will de- liver an address at 8 o'clock Monday evening, at the ballroom of the Hotel Pines.
 Members of the Political Equality league are elated ever the coming of Mrs. Co,na'n, who is a speaker Of more than ordinary ability and who vas a member of flying squadron, engaged in the suffrage fight in New York the past summer. Mrs.j Gotham is accustomed to address large audi ences. and has been highly praised for her eloquence and her aptitude in driving home telling poiN. The league announces that the general public will be welcomed at the erspeak- ing Monday evening.
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which keeps track of the weather, and locates fires by the aid of its powerful searchlight @:"La Prensa supports for the benefit of it's. CIT ployees restaurant, gymnasium and hospital. us editor-in-c chief is Doctor Adolfo ,E.. Davila. Sonora Angela ic Costa, of Buenos Aires, is the presi- dent of the South American Assoc,l- tion for Universal Peace, and this flourishIng capital city is keenly interested in all the great interna- ttonal questions of the day.--Trom The Peoples Home Journal for March.
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Informal Reception for Mrs. Walter Wiley,

Mrs. w. R. Norton and Mrs. w. s. Turner entertained informally ycster- day afternoon for Mrs. Walter Wiley of San Antonio, Texas, the house guest of Mrs. Norton, at her home No. 517 West Tenth avenue. The din ing room, where salad course was served was dafntily decorated, yellow being the. color scheme. A basket of nasturtiums served as the center piece, and the luncheon covers were presented on souvenir napkins to which bows of g baby ribbon were af- fixed. ;, Those enjoying the hospitality of Mrs. Norton and Mrs. Turner. with Mrs. Wiley were Mrs. G. l.. Anderson, Mrs. A Neidermier, Mrs. IT, o. John son. Mrs. s. H. Holland, Mrs. A. C.. Whidden, and Mrs. C. H. Craig.
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 Miss Emma Spellman was here yes .;erday from Lake Farm, on shop ring expedition. =L.a
 Miss Flossie White left yesterday for Sherrill, toaspend.a a week as xthe guest of relatives and friends. <.
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 Chancellor and Mrs. John M. Elliott have returned from short visit to Altheimer. where they were guests cf Judge and Mrs. T. M. Phillips.
 The Young Peoples Missionary so- ciety of the Lakeside Methodist church will meet at 3 o'clock this afternoon, with Mrs. w. c. Watson, at her hcq,e, 215 West Fifteenth ave- nue.
 Miss Ora Martell went to Magnolia yesterday, with her uncle, J. %. Hutcheson.
 Mrs T. J. Johnson of Lexington, Miss, is reported convalescing, after recent operation at the Florence sanitarium.,
 Sr
 Miss Ethel Hutchinson is suffer- Ing with severe attack of Ia grippe.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Transfers of real estate recorded yesterday. are reported by the G. w Bington Abstract compan, as follows
 Bertha S. Meyer to Ben B. Veil lots and 2, block AS, Woodruff's ad- dition west; $5,000.
 F. M. Reeves, commissioner, to D. c. Walt, lot 6, block e." Altheeimer ct al. lands; $750.
 Ben B. Veil to Bertha S. Meyer, all block 2, Park View addition; $4,OO0.
 Priscilla Wallace, ct al., to l.. M Quattlebaum, N1s SEE 30-4-7; $500.