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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04
WARING AND IMP THE PICK,
Will Probably BE Favorites In Metro
poiitan Handicap.

EEPC BIC SPEC1AI.
New York, May 4.-The-s IS every indi-
cation of brilliant opening at Morris Park
On Saturday, when the Metropolitan hand
leap Is TO be run. Among the numerous
candidates tried out for the Metropolitan
Is Imp. the black mare who has receutIy
fat.
Ethelhert carrying 126 pounds has been
asked the question and answered IL sItis-
factoriy by reeling off a mile in l:i2
Naring. the 3-year-olG. had a public trial
at Aqueduct the other day when with IIs
pounds up. the colt negotiated a riiIs In
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04
reo-.n 6. Springfield 9.

Prpl -pfIC SPECIAL.
Spr!usfrii III May 2-Pe0r,s nnats Il three
Straight ;5-}:ey from Springfield. and 'or he
third tine the home club lost poor hel1ing
with .ix tales Peoria dld not have an earned
iun 20 her credit. whis two OF SprinEneI
three runs were earned. largely through The
stick work Of Conn IN The eighth inning. IL ths
fist inning NurrRy's muc of ;srowil ral
from seccn2 let IN three runs. Later. FitcneT
frnhisd the ball RE.I let two more men n iGr
Peoria. Eight innings were played ATTENDANCE
80. Score:
Springfield ..............5 . o 0 0 . .:
Peoria ...-.... ...............s u
IeSSuD.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04

Joe Campbell charges that the cciire ca +,
nine. the common yellow dog OF the cities IA
to he found in T.beau's troupe. One thing
about Tcbeau: He is quite dog catcher
In such cages, and he hates a saffron stripe
In man or beast.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04
BRoOKLYS TIRED OF DEAL.
Want Ia Sell McGraVv where lie VIII
60 md They Can Get the Cash.

IsFI'7O II.I'' Ni'Is'INf.
tTt;fhrrc. Pa, My 3.-Frnak De Haas Dahi-
son president O. The S, yso,i.s club arrived mere
rc-dty. and Il was T7l-soF5a t:1ct no would have
meeting IN tas evening wlth Ness-S. Charles
l:hletts and Harry Eoui-rhosst {! the BROOKLYN
club r'g2-i.9C Plarrrs Nc''rtw and Fob ns5n.
l.tfrtt- ans N0D'r.hp--, were expected at rhs
8uDorcaN ia II r:-s II thcy arr. ed they dii
rot register. aui J!sy could no; be found Mr.
Robson SAID. t1at e ha-i not met them and
Cd not ex-s't %. lie "a ) there was no change
iE a." Nrirav ard Rob nson matter.
u - also whispered tl'at the BROOKLYN p-or'e
.ra sick y their Deal with 81 Louis Tier can
Ect get the Si5.BD which Nc6iraW was sold s0-
as ECssy wiu not reao~t 10 TeHasV. an. the
sale Was 9 O. y. E-GrSw f. WILING "a 60 -
Jfll1f"lrh's o. New YorS. and these clubs will
rev IOr HIN Brooklyn wants Robson 70
fo-ego his option on the players
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04
RARE PERFUMES FLUSHING.
Exciting Finish fn q Stake Race nj
ths Aqueduct Track.

New York May 3.-Ous OF the best cards
Of the meeting was run off at AcueGucS to-
Gay with the Flushing Stakes at a mile and
sixteenth the feature. Eight horses went
20 the post III this event, with Kriss krin-
gle the fsgorite at 5 to z Dan Rice got TO
yhe turn first and showed the way UP the
back stretch. with Rare Perfume and Max
1no Gomez next, and the others strung out.
The fayoytte was crowded out at the start
anc was next to the last twelve lengths be
hind the pacemaker, As they rounded into
fne stretch there was general closing up,
Dan Rice began TO tire, and Rare Perfume
took command, with First Whip at his sad
die 1t was a hard drive to the finish be-
tween the two and the first named got the
verdict by q hesd. kriss KrinEls ran over
IFS horses in the stretch and finished third
hree lengths away.
The Summaries.
First race, four ana q half ruriOngs selling
Urie. 19s JaIass3. to ] and % / non;
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COLLEGE BASEBALL
IntersshoInstfc League Standing.
ST. LOUIS U. HANDS DOWN.
Varsity Boys Gnve VI. =. r.. Team
Terrific CrouncipE

-. Louis Un.verslty's baseball team gave the
Manual Training schools team an awful
tr1uncing % Pastiine field yesterday. the final
score bSing 81 70 IN favor OF the varsity ag-
xeeps tlllving IN every inning Manual stood
the honba;in.ent pretty well for four lnniugs.
and then wen; all TO pieces allowing ST I.oiis
l.. to score Whenever she pleased. Lyons and
Hnulai we're tha only members Of The varsity
team that faii~d 10 GsuTs extensively at the
bat neither getting = hit Mcdowell Grace and
Carroll led their team at the ba, while BONA
hCe Mcdowell and Pennington CARTEL OF ths
fielding bouors Tor the varsity aggregation
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04
BHorkLiS e. NEW YORK 4.
S'tfAneSs Ended the Gume fu the
heEeMih lnninrr

Rro7Svr. EIay s.-To-day's game between
l;rcoEivn ami New YclI, was ...sd in ,hs
last iast hsK q; the seventh BY darkness. heavy
.lt8GS N.th threats OF rain making t. i'm
possible % see Tho sc,r= -.a- n ne when the
.F." HStNs we're retired in their half OF tSs
ttt.1th hid Vns0 tie E~upkiyrs had two men
o. bases the visitors tried 20 delay matters. :
illt ly J"n'.u:s I-I Iuleuv'- wild IhrJw
brought in the winning runs. score.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04
RosoRNONDE BEAT CApTIyI
Naglee BurEe's Great Mare Captured
the Feature at Oakland.

San Francisco. May S.-Threatsnsng ard track
fas; st Oakland To-Day The summaries:
First race. rvy vFgtgH'y soprse .eiiins.side, l. ,
tMacLl!n). 10 l. second: HohsniOHe. Il. iRul=).
Is TO l. thI-t- Time, l:i2 Moscoy. BOY. san Au-
sustius Joe Musse Aunt Bird. Starry Co-hy
spry Lark, Ricardo. Tourist II and Elsa also
Second race ore mile sslIilg-Aiar.a, Ic7
CPow.ID. 4 10 l.. won; Cromwell, I!s tAacslini.
4 to 1 seocud; Ter-en-. lg7 u. fiapch}, /. 10 /,
third. Time. l:42 sunello, ENpedieft. Monte
taEGs. Yale and Anchored also ran.
TGIEd race. mile ard = sixteenth, FREQ hanit-
esg-Roso.:nonda, i0s (Luchananl, 70 !, won.
Captive ioS tsozemanl 10 !. second. Tao
Frtiter 100 tAiounceI, .o I. third. Time I:lz.
cousteliator and My Gyp-y also ran.
Fourth race. six turioagA sslling-.ingie In-
gle, l0s iBuchanan), 10 l. won: imp. MIstral
Il. iie Eassin.er1. , 70 .eeoTa' oeS5ey. 3 q.
Ranch), Is 20 1. third TINT. las. Nike Rice,
IoVateeank. Eos4lbEa- Tiouroa, !-tta IL. Loie
stsr, Espiranda. Brown Prince ana Nevis siso
EYr,h race. nails and an eighth. ee!lins-Ro-
Einants. iG u. Nocds(. {. % L. wous Louis ID,
HcWhIrter, i1I Powell, Is to ). second Silver
tcHs l05 t3uchenen). TO third T.rah. liza
Toricio and Sir Hampton also ran.
siX.h race ona mile Eslins-A;erTv Boy, Il
TO i. second. Ailenna, sl u. Daly,. to =
third T1na, l:<A Castaks. Dsnia!z, Edsar,o.
T.,ads Egh iio., rorsea ana Socialist also
San ErQncisco Entries,
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04
Positions.
n,oomineton IL, Decator IL.


Decatur Ill May 3.-The Decatur team OK the
Central League was again defeated by the Bloom
i.gter club This is three games straight thst
lie Bloomington team has wen IN this city. os
Friday Saturday and Sunday tbs Decatur, viii
Ylav with the Dsnyils club. The Stockholders
cr The local association have arranged 20 engage
several new men &c take the place Of these who
were crippled. The score today:
TecstUr .................3 "a sis
Bloomington ..... ........l o . III
Batte.ies-Decstur. Isaac and Badger: Bloom
fngtcn STAPLES and Rollins. Errors-Deca'u- -
BioQGiinston 6. Urnpire-Boand.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04
Douglass Wants u Match.

roE Douglass announced last night that he IS
willing 70 box Jack Moifatt CT Chicago before
any Of the ip-R: athItt.o clubs, winner OF tIs
bout to take all the purse Mcftzt, bestei Doug
lass some years ago. but Bob thinks no rRG re-
verse the verdict IL he only get another
crack 1t tne ChicagORn- Bob Is also seeking
return match with .Psrsor Billy Bsrn who
knocked him Gu; at 'eaGyiIs Colo. last SUM
EEer. po-seSss friends are 70 tender him q
evening,
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04
GEORGE CoXsIDIXE ARRESTED.
Attempted to Conduct Boxing Contest
yyftnout n y,freaSe,

New York asy S.-lnspec.Jr Thompson r.iisd
the Broadway Athletic Club today. ard Manager
George Coasidine and two puEillsls were arrested
ghs latter are B.d Thomas ard James Haywood
The charge Is cOuauctiag boxing contest WITH
police license. CoI.sil.f-c advertised Ia the
morning newspapers thar he would conduct
boxing contest between the two pugiiis.s named
in tito Broadway Al Ietio club fer test case.
III. arrests ll.ed when Ea eEGaaycrsG 10 carry
oat this promise.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04

neaus inheld. McGarn'e fielding, they think,
2 - az Soui AZ anything Fred Tenny eve.
lranied up. Lave Cross. dcspita his ha BIT
Dl cropping on one knee 10 stop the bad
'iies' s' '-i Er- owe. nearly as much ground
~ u tl----la or ] MIi-LAm.. tLev So.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04

Joe Quinn received letter from Cali
fornia yesterday. which Informed him that
Niit Whitehead, the wonderful thrower of
the early eighties who played short and
third FOR the ST. Louis Unions, at
deaths door In San Francisco. His mind,
Quinn says IS entirely gone. Whitehead
had a great throwing arm and was re-
garded as wonder in his day.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04

Totals ..-.Il0e
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04

C.rcl1nati ................9 3 ! 3 ) a oil
summary: E,rnel rz'rS-ChI-ago = CfEcirnat
:. I--tt 'H t"-.=-.'T.gagq 7. Cincinnati 2 Two
base hlts-.i'17cr r7tD / o. ,ford !. p0cklay !.
lrAin J. Home r.i1s-!;arrei- !. Sqc-ilrs hts
St"irteiGt : Stolen ha.ts-t.rrett :. Smith !,
irwin / Double u'sys-l 'H-cCr7 S.einfeld- ant
HscHey :. SOFT StriHfsi1t and BccEley !. struck
out.-Hy Griffith 4 By scott { First base balls
-'''r Harvey > or Scot: HIT with ha!l-Ear-
r.tt lir.s-'l1ro hours ard fifteen minutes Um-
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04

Eastern writer's assert that Tebeau's
withdrawal from first base has done more
TO render the ST. Louis infeld impOtsnt than
any other thing. They say that the old
Cleveland club never could play when Pat
was out OF IL, and that the new ST Louis
team IS equally demoralized by the with
drawal OF the leader.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04

The rrorKaaiEei Washington University base
tan team will make its first spps&rarcs a.
Athletic PARK mi. afternoon In same with u :
Missouri SchoO: OF Mines baseball team q
Epila. Mo. quite dele gati0n OF Too;ers VII
cCre 10 81. Louis with the Rolls agEregat;o.
sEd the aivancs sale OF ticket. fer the game In
clca:es that N. attendance Will b5 large Ths
home team ufu also have all its rcotes5 out
The line W:
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04
senitc- Jacob Worth OF New York Il 81

senator Jacob Worth OF New York H. at
louisville 20 attend the spring meeting and
Incidentally to pick up .Jw good young
s:ers. which he Intends 20 run Ia the East.
:iond:y he ru-cha ed from Sllss Kaclin
.-year-rld chestnut colt by EOlaurr out
Of Jessie b.. f0r about I.@1 Mr. Worth Il
very much pleased with his purchase and
Of the late Nick FINGERS Glen Agnes Stool:
Farm. for ten wears and saws THAI this colt
Is without doubt the fiuest-iOOkiug colt to
his knowledge. ever sired hr Noiante Al
the sale Of the Glen Agnes stock Koel!n
purchased Fol7rte and . number OF the
best brcOdCaraS. ana has already turned
cut several good tho-ouEhhreGs.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04
Elntcd.

Because he made $50 at the Globe. Tth
and Franklin ave. by buying one OF those
elegant suits that are being sold az s975
SEQ and sli-50 in the great Rochester Pur-
chase sale. Sold elsewhere SIS 70 S25
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04

baseball team announces that Adam. s-i Clark
VIII b= In the points for his team when u u,iss
Up against the 50. Louis University sgSIssat-.a
G; PGstirne Field Saturday morning. The game
viii be called at s:21.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04
AMONG THE BowLERs.
jiurdoc;<s shut Ont the Nnstards fn q
COckcG-tiat Match.

The Durdocks ani Musiards of the Druggists
Cccsed Hat League bowled last night. the BUR-
docks taking all five games. Aszman was the
star of the evening. making a new record
for that league by UlS k.ns a e. - average.
PanCe was he hest foE the Mustards with
;
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CHICAGO 10. MINNEAPOLIS S.
Clever Bunting Gave the White
stockings the Game

minneapolis. ~. H. May 3.-Nlnnea polls pound
81 Fisher nS!d u tho sixth Inning today, ard
too. tie lead In the seventh chicago started
p.ayins a bunting game. ADD sSHdNi ched In rev
e;Eht r:.a ALI The gaI.s. snoIa: -
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04
Anarchists Let Down and the Red.


Chicagn. Nay 3.-ioosa fe'iinz. poor base nun
nng ana had tu1Eruent generally On the paIc
cr Tho home tc1in gay. Cincinnati an easy VIC
tciN today. Harvey 2!trhe1 the last fpur in-
niAeS Tor chicago holding The visitors DOWN TO
ttr.e singles Weather cC!d. Attendance. 80.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04

Nashville, Tenn, May s-Tarss favor1te. won
st Cumberland PSrh to-day. In the nEst race
Nina s. 1. stumbled. throwing her rider, Willie
Waldo He badly shaken ua. but no bones
Gays.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04
TWO HITS IN SEVEN INNINGS.
That Was All the Pirates Could
Secure-ErrOr by the Pitcher
Himself Gave Pittsburg
One Run.
tIub Standing.
Yesterdays scores.

81. louis. 9; Pittsburg. /.
brooklyn. c; New York I.
Cincinnati. Il: Chicago. 4
c. rain.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04
PITTSBUR8.

Burkett /. Cross l. Cz.gsr /. stolen bass
Donovan ]. Kcistsr 2. Double plzys-Nnilara
and McGann L First bass on balis-On WadGeii
] tMcGannD. Struck out-by Waddeu Is-u-
lin 3. Jones 81: by Jones 2 (McC'ree-y o. Passed
belis-1 timer Q Tme-ors horr and NIFTY nlia.
Utica Cmprs-Ttn Hurst -'
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04

Budocts
Woodbines =, Globes 2.

The WoodbiEes OF the West End Cooked IIa,
League wers az home TO the Globes. ard won
three OF the games from tHs visitors Spencer
and BroclSruan each bow!ed we'll and led their
re.pfS;!ve sidsa. Scora.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04
JAS Boarding Places

Advertised in To-day's Republic II YOU
are going to move, consult Republic
Want Pages.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04

Sixteen books cut IN at louisville ye~.sr-
day. Nearly eli the prominent bookrnakers
fn the Middle West are there. y partial fist
lows:
I'd Suite, Kansas City; Ed Austin. New
Orieons: J. J. Carroll. New YORK; ]. :.
Lexington; Louis Celia. s.. Louis; FrtL
Pssch. St Louis: "Kii" Rogers St. Louis:
McTiie Pfeffer. New Orleans. Marcus Cart
wright. Nashville: George Bennett. Mem
rhis: James DGC6wCrth. Cinc.nnati, Fay 6
Co. Louisville; W. Z. Arliesate. Louis
vile.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04

milwaukee, ..-... 30 0 100 I'll
kaE-2s Lity ..-... --.--.V . v ; %
Summary: Earned rrlus--MlVauhes 5 Kansas
Gay 3 Twc-b1se Mts-Andsrson + Three
base EitR-Smi,h l. Ande. sJn l. H1ms ru-s--
Burke l. Camel l.. Base on bails-By Rsttger
4, by Patton !. by Daub 2. Passed balls
G.adluE l. N!!I pltchss-Rejtser 2 Struck .u:
ANDERSON !. Smith I. Rettger /. Thief J.
Double plIys-Cauzei and G0nGing / Innings
lItched-Patten J. Dauo J. yfayire-Sh-ridsn
.'me-ona hocE and forty minutes. Attendance
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
American League Standing.
Yesterdays Games

;'lwaIkee. L: Eausss City, ID.
C.4!csso, IS; Minneapolis. s
Guf.a!o-Inliarapo. sH1 C.eve!a-!- De.r5!t
games p2stp1.ed account OF rain
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04
To-D.ys Schedule.

s.. Louis az Pit:shurr.
Cincinnati a. Chicago.
Brook yn a; New York
Ifiia1elqhiz at Boston.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04

SUualary-Lsrrsd -urs-S'iuueo rolls T. Chicago
& Twu-bssa hits-Fishsr l. ShiElrt / LAZY i
;NttGtichio !. N.lmgt = Tilrse-baze h:ts-Sb-
i. AstatIchIo ! wilIaot /. Sacrifice hi;--Fhrst
/. i.hol /. sugden / Bssc on hslls-Of Ehret g.
OF Fisher :. StuIck out-By Eh-et 2 hv Crrhett
] wil3 pItchss-ELret :. Innirss r.'t-hei-Ify
Fhret Z, BIZ CortCtt q Hits-On Ehret ~ OF
CoEbett 5. Double p;ays-WilInoi 20 Werlen 4
len on hascs-N Minneapolis 6. Chicago : Time
Two hours enI ten minutes. Aitendanc- So
.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04

IF. ". Brode's sulky disposition. which
no developed since his return from tho
coast, proves conclusiyciy that you cannot
race 3 horsa IN California all winter then
bring him last IN the spring and win with
last night. Take my mare MCrIuisc fc:
instance. ran her a whole winter at Fris-
When spring rolled around I loaded the
mare on the ears and shipped her here.
As soon as the local meeting opened I
ard suikod every tine / sent her to tho
post. II don't do 20 race horse too soon
after subjec;!1g the animal 10 . hard trip
1cCCSS she Rockits''
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04

badly broken up when Cooley went to Pitts
burg. To that upright journalist and fear
less advocate of truth and fair play. Frank
Hough. Cooley and the rights Of man owe
a great deal. I: was Mr.. Hough who.
Inquirer forced the Philadelphia club 10
take its faUgs OF CooIey's throat ana give
him a chance to make living.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04
ToHLINsON IN HARD LUCK.
The Soruue-or and Queen Dixon Are
Both False Alarms.

nat TOniinsOn Is ccrtqIuiy " h1rIl r,IrI;
This spring. declared Tommy Savers yes
JtrJay: The Ccu4Hero"'s failure t. make
good IS rats chief cause luv lament. He
thought the epccCy SON Of Sir Hixun WAS
spinE 10 prove the 3-yeIr-OIi OF 1851 On
the American turf. but the colts peTfnrnI-
anccS OF tae Southern circuit this sprius
have been away below rar. lie did manage
20 win a stake at Little Rock, hut they
trimmed hir1 in great shape =; Memphis
and Nashville. Queen DlNpn'S uusaIiSfJG-
VrIy showing IS another big disappointment
- fom!irsua. This is The ally by Sir Dixon
t'r, worked = quarter. in - a. the Fair
Grounds las: t,tlL / timed her myself and
saw her saiop 4 half In "a. with weigh:
up She hasn't wen 4 race on tho South
e.n circuit. however, and I guess she x
nothing but Il morning glory"
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04
Stupid Playing Responsible for the
H. Ia

Mivauiiee Wis. May s.-Karsas City cut
ta-tei t;4e home team to-day but threw away
tAs game q. the eighth by stupii WaIN Scors.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04

With hnlt team Hanion is winning
games against Boston. New York and Phil
adelphia- He loses his best pitcher HIS
second and third basemen. his left and
riShr fsiders. vet keeps winning. What
man. but Hanlon, could lose Kelly. Keeie-
Demont- DAILY and Hughes ard siiu lead
the race?
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04
Score By innings:

Score by lnnInss.
Manual -. ..-.....s 2seee "a
81. Louis L. ---....-..-l ID -
Uulpires-Etgncy and Hull. Rsss on halls
ST L. L. S VI. T :. 5 Struck sut-St. l.. U.
/ ". T. =. 2. Passed ba!ls-M. T. :. 3. wild
pitct--M. =. :. I. stolen bases-St L. L. IL
~ r. :. 9. SacrGce hts-St l.. L. / Two
base hits- 81. I. L. &. ~. r. :. l. Three-base
hi:s--t. L. L. .
Smish-St. Louis u. Game.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04
Ga mes Postponed.
MILWAUKEE II, KANSAS CRY 10,

BITslo-Tn5.aaapJlis.
C1eSe!anc- Detroit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-17

Miss Ethel Edson, the charming daughter of General Manager J. A. Edson, of the kansas City Southern road, of Kansas City, arrived in the city fast night, and will be ths guest of Misses Florence and Selma Rosen- baum for few weeks. She was accompanied here by Miss Florence RoEenbauui, who returned home from several months visit with relatives at 0guen. Utah, and Miss Edson It Kansas City.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-17
SHE WAS RELEASED.

Lulu Martin, the negro house girl, who was implicated by John Spicer in a robbery committed by the latter was released in Justice Garrett's court Tuesday afternoon. there be- Ing DO substantial evidence to hold Ter for the grand jury spieer testii- fled that he was sho how to make the robbery and where to get the money, but Justice Garrett released the woman, believing the evidence weak. The woman is employed by Mrs. H. Soimson, whose home SRicer robbed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-17

Dick BruDazzi, who has been with the Cotton Belt road, under special agent Wheeler in the claim iepart- ment for q number of years, has been appointed general claim agent for the Kansas City Southern, and will enter upon bis duties at once. He has many friends in Pine Bluff, who will rejoice with him in his sue cess.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-17

The nofihbouhd Iron Mountain frair, due here Tuesday afternoon a t 4:45 o'clock. w as one hour late. A nttm ter of trafBs sn both roads have trayeied irregnarly through this city for the past two weeks
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-17

J. C. Womble has secured the ser vices 9f first class piano tuner V ho will do guaranteed work ill Pine Bluff for limited time. Leave orders at music store next do9rto Bradford & Knox. 2l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-17

There will Le q called meeting Of the Ladies Cemetery Asst citation at the residence of Mrs Carl Voss on Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. All members are earnestly urged to be present. as business of special impor- tance will come before the meeting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-17

Messre. T. H. Matthews and W. Nj. Anderson, who are at the head of the new cotton mill at Monticello, were in the city while Tuesday nie ht. They are en route to Mon- tieello from visit to Georgia. where they inspected number of cotton mills
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-17

Mir. Ed Mauss, Of 102 32O, Tenn, is calling on his Pine Bluff trade today. Ed represents Noar < Mauss. leading neck wear concern Tn Memphis and is Il hustler. He has many friends here who will always give hlm Ihe .glad hand !"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-17

Mr. L. s Dunnaway, representing the Arkansas Democrat, one of the best afternooL dailies in the south. was visitor in the city yesterday. He was en route to Camden to at tend the fair and will be present at the Pine Bluff fair next week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-17

MT. Charles R. Fitzhugh fs new local agent for several good acci- dent, life and fire insurance com panies and one well established bonding company. He expects to engage in the insurance business on large scale, and we wish him sue. ccse.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-17

Mir. D. P. Jones, of Mlllersburg ky, who has been visiting his brother Fleet Jones, here for the past several days, has gone over on White river to eniay fish and hunt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-17

If you want toget well buy an "Oxydonor." Cures all diseases without medicines or pain. Apply to Mrs. l. b. Mlner. who will supply your wants for this new and won derful discovery. Remarkable testi- monies can be given from parties who are using them in this city. &
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-17

Judge and Mrs. H. c. Bum, ei Fordxce, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. ". H. Iangford few hours Tuesday, while en route home from d visit to Little Rock.
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Mir. L. Newberger, of Chicago, arrived here Tuesday, and will make this place his home. He was sent here by Nelson Morris, and will be connected with his eoli storage plant here. Mr. New berger is . genial gentleman, and we welcome him to our city,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-17

The euehre and dance given by the members of the Bluff City Tuesday night, was largely attended and very successful affair. Full mention Sunday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-17

The key to health is in the kidneys and liver. Keep these organs active and you have health, strength and cheerful spirits. PRICKLY ASH BIT TIERS Is stimulant for the Kidneys regulates the liver, stomach and bowels. A golden household remedy. For sale by Walker Drug Co. d2~
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MT. Herbert Strange, popular young business man of Pine Bluf.' spent sahhatb last with hi- parent. M IT and Mrs. H. B. Strange, in this town -Reehe note in the Ark ausas Democrat.
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Rev. k. M. Hammock, of Des Arc, spent few hours here with his brother-in-law W, Mir. J. A. Thornton, Tuesday while en route to Fordyce te attend the Presbyterian synod.
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Mr. I ". Miller. of the grocery firm of Strauss SS Miller, went to Memphis Tuesday night on buei- ness mission.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-17

Mrs. A. E. Becker. of Chicago, is visiting Der parents. Mir. and Mrs. Dave Blnthenthal on West Pullen street. She arrived here Tuesday afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-17

Dr. Joseph S. KornteId, rabbi of Congregation Anshe Emeth, began teaching German in Miss Cailie Jones' school Tuesday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-17

Cleanse the liver and bowels. aud regulate the system by using PRICK LY ASH eIrTERs. It creates and sns- tains energy. Sold by Walker Drug ro 2w