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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-04-10

Y fechado en- Bruselas ell % de Mario
filtimo, anuncian que ell DR.. Leyds,
Agente diplomatico del Transvaal el
Europa ha llamado la atenci6n a los
gobiernos de Turqufa y Egipto. con re.
terencia al hecho de haber admitido el
Gobierno de Londres en- la Camara de
los Oomunes que ell ei6rcito egipcio ha
prestado al ingles, para que los utilize
en- la actual guerra con ell TIansvaal,
seis ca1ones Maxim.
El DR.. Leyds ha pedido explicacio-
nes 4 los dos referidos gobiernos de
haber sido violadas las leyes de neu-
.tralidad, manifestandoles que, en- case
de que la Gran BretaIia no devuelva
Embellishments los caflones que, como
pr6stamo, llev6 del ej6rcito egipcio,
ell gobierno del Transvaal considerara
como infringidas las expresadaS leyes
por ell del Cairo, deduciendo como con
secuencia, que ayuda abiertamente a
la Gran Breta1a.
En- todos los cfrculos poifticos euro
peos Sc aguarda con inquietud la res
puesta que cen & los severos cargos
que les hace ell representante de los
boers," los gobiernos del Cairo y
Constantinopla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-04-10
Los Argentinos
EN- MADRID
RECIBlMIENTO

A las 10 de la mafiana del 21 de
mes de Mario pr6ximo anterior, llega
ron q Madrid, seg1n vemos ca la prem
sa extranjera, los marinos de la RepG.
blica Argentina, los cuales fueron OBJ
.ieto de un recibimiento muy entusias-
ia. La concurrencia que era numero
sfsima, prorrumpi6 en- aplaasos y vivas
al lIegar ell tren q la estaci6n.
En- la session celebrada aquel mismo
dia por ell Senad0 espafiol acord6se
Dor unanimidad adherirse q las mani
festaciones de simpatfa de que estaban
siendo ObietO los marinos argentinos
La sociedad "Ibero Americana" di6
pOr la noche una esplendida reception
en- obsequio de estos, pronunciandose
discursos muy enthusiasts y leyendose
composiciones po9ticas inspiradas ell ell
fraternal suces0.
Asistieron & La reception Ell Presi-
dente del ConsejO de Ministries y los
Ministries de Guerra y Marina.
AL sigaiente dia fueron obSequiados
con I'm almuerzo, en- cuyo actO Sc pro
nunciaron brindis muy expresivos. Dos
pu6s Sc di6 una reception & la que acu-
dierOn todas las classes sociales.
Por la noche hubo, en- su honor, ana
function de gracia en- ell TeatrO Real,
que result6 magnffca. La orquesta
ejecut6 ell himno argentine en- medic
de estruendosos aplausos. Los argen.
tinos pidleron entonces que Sc ejecnta-
ra ell himno iberico ell cual fue Objeto
de una deIirante ovaci6n.
El dia 3 del actual mes de Abril
fonde6 ell crucero argentine " Presiden-
te Sarmiento" en- Oartagena. El Ga
pitan General de aquel Departamento
di6 un brillante banquete en- honor a
la Oficialidad de aquel barco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-04-10
| NGLATERRA
Y PORT UGAL
No son tan amigos
PaLABRAS FUERTES

No son tantas, apesar de que por al
gunos Sc sostenga 10 cOntrario, las sim
patfas con que cuentan los ingleses en-
ell pueblo portuguese Parece imposi-
BILE, sin embargo, que haya hombres
pollticos en- Portugal que hablen de
las antiguas y amistOsas relaciones en-
tire los gObiernos de Londres y Lisboa
oIvidandose del uItimatum" ingles
de 1890 que despoj6 al reino lusitano
de una gran parte de sus colonias de
Africa.
Ell pueblo portugn6s, en- general, ha
demostrad0 en- los actuales m0mentos
simpatizar con los bOcrs. TOda Il
prensa del reinO, exception de Ia
gubernamental, ha demOstradO, dc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-04-10
DOS FILlPINOS
SENTENCIADOS
A NJ u E RT E
REPRESALlAS

El Consejo de Guerra que ha juzga
do recientemente en- Manila 4 dos fill
pinos apellidados Morales y Gonzalez,
acusados del crfmen de asesinato, ha
reconocido la culpabilidad de estos y
los ha condenado & muerte. La eie-
cuci6n ha debido tener lugar hace muy
pocos dias, ell 80 de Mario, en- las in
mediaciones del pueblo de Bayambang.
Esta OCCASION ha sido la primera en-
que un Tribunal americana ha pronun-
ciado sentencia de muerte contra indf-
genas filipinos, creyGndose con la eje-
cuui0n do los dos cuIpables que los f.
lipinos, amedrantados, dejaran la vida
sedentaria y de merodeo por las faenas
agrfcolas.
La mayor parte de los peri6dicos,
sin embargo, juzgan la aplicaci6n de
dicho fallo no solo como una medida
severa sino tambien
como premature, fundandose en- que
los filipinos tienen prisioneros a unos
60 americanos y que muy bien podrfa
suceder que por venganza por cual-
quier otro motive les aplicaran tam
biGn la pena de muerte dandoles oca.
sion, ademas, para cometer toda clase
de represalias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-04-10
Igual modo, muy POGO ascto & los in

igual modo, muy POGO afecto q los in
gleses
Eu un artfculo de " La Gaceta del
Pueblo" leemos ell siguiente parrafo
comentando la ida del general Cronje q
Santa Elena:
Elher6ico general Cronje sufrir4
mucho entire los ingleses, va que nadie
ignora con que cOnsideraeiones trata
Inglaterra los vencidos. Napoleon
en- Santa Elena S Cetiwayo en- Green
wich presentan dos grandes ejemplos
que ell orbe no podr& olvidar, exigien-
do venganza para ellos, tarde 8 tem-
prano, y destruyeudo para consegniFlo,
ese imperio de lalrones que ha sido
Ievantado por toda clase de yiolencias
e infamias."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-04-10
LEYES sALVADORAS

Los referidos despachos agregan
que ell Gabinete dictara prontas y
efcaces medidas con ell fin de 10
grar un cambio en- la situaci6n que
actualmente viene atravesando Ia
isla. cuyo deplorable estado es 81
verdadero y dnico origen de los mo-
tines y desortienes -ocurridos dlti-
lnamente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-04-10
CONTRA BLOEMFoNTEIN

Ell inesperado ataque a los des-
tacamentos avanzados ingleses que
Sc hallan q ocho millas de Bloem-
fontein demuestra la decidida in
tenci6n de los boers de atacar seria-
mente & aquella plaza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-04-10
RUIDOSAS MAMIFESTACIOHES
FiRME PROTESTA

En- las isIas de Saint Thomas y
Saint Croix Sc han hecho ruidosas
manifsstaciones populares en- la que
Sc protest6 energicamente de que
Sc llevara a efecto la venta de las
expresadas islas a los Estados Uni
dos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-04-10
NO Sc MENCIONA

En- Ell dia aver. que, como lunes,
era el senalado en- la semana por la
Corte Suprema para dictar sus re.
soluciones, no Sc hizo menci6n en-
ninguna de estas del asunto Baez,
aunque ae anuncio prematlramente
que Ell citado Tribunal dictara su
fallo en- distintos asuntos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-04-10

Y de ose modo, csc mismo dinero
podra servir, en- plazo no lejano, para
atender a las demas necesidades gene
rales.
Por ESQ nos bemos fjado en- los
pr6stamos q la agriculture, con garan-
tfas sufcientes y efcaces, para con
vertirles en- valores de credito que ins-
piren completa eonfianza.
Adoptada la idea, su realization es
bien sencilla inmediata al par que
segura: ell Gobierno no tiene necesidad
de entregar de una vez toda la suma
que resolviese prcstar a la agricultural
Determinado ell importe de esa canti-
dad, ell Banco anunciaria una emission
de cedulas por ell mismo valor y al pla-
20 & inter6s que Sc ac0rdase; ofreceTia,
con arreglo a sus Estatutos, prestamos
hipotecarios en- elective y a plazos CO.
modOs; y convenido un pr5stamo, con
las formaIidades que ell buen cr6dito
exige, ell BancO recibirfa del GObierno
y entregarfa al terrateniente la suma
convenida. y en- ell mismo acto pondrfa
en- circulation una cautidad igual de
cedulas hipotecarias, que entregarfa al
Gobierno, y que no son, legal y real
mente, otra cosa que Ell mismo presta-
Z Iio rea,lSauo, IyOasDe0.uo' pol p me .,O :
.lecno ue 10 eA:Saon: :s. Oon . aa'a;ta1 aa.ls
propio del Banco aporta q esa ciase de
valores, segin ell C6digo de Comercio.
En esas aIps; neIlIUssS cOulo'oIqs n,;anso !, ue
Ia ciencla ec1n1i4,s, ap0'sua 49, al aun-
clOnalnlelOo uo iOs pauoos, os;an cOll-
pIenuluas SaulDen ,aS UpcaaS.oucs ue
pla1o lnas IolVo ~ ~ p.0ssssn,gs p9,s...s.,. 2
lOs lnunl0lpioS, Sp.o00nsas.Gs po' yDl
gaci''lss ue s-4,s Iss.sacss1 se'nsl lan'0 q us
i'ss - esunlaS ~, la 'osss'.s1as.s.
iouaS eils'S p'sl Uch nlsOu. .s ssllii 2 ulO ue
10 Daso uO 4nO las sal "nv.aS quo p
olteNcan sean DasO"n1o solluas Pal@
quo Inspl1on cOnlau1s puoS aqui nO
50 CfaCa ue Iepal0Os ue ulneIU cOLno
UOla OBI, ue caLluau slnO ug ay yuIar aque-
ilas llqueSas suScopeloles ue leponei
suS sSlolos, .s, oo.nO oleonios guo ~ So'
Gn oeliil,nos sonol@eS' 1uu''s laS ue
uelao N'co On pi"1O inaS m0noS
preve.
1 EepeClmos que en estas conuiclo
nes ID suna q'le% % 81 DanCo n.clera y cso-
luolonai 20 nu,.lp plloalis laolnon.o'
pOrgue ese pOuelOso lMpulso proper
ueI,a :,,a q movlll5ar - Iespeoapie sullla =. ue
mllion plco ue pesos que Ciene va IN
vertIuos gu ID AgrlculSuIa, pofque
Ias granues pTo1aDnluaues con que 70
nemOs enIenuluo que cuenta para CO.
lOcar pronco J gu Dugnas c0nulclOnes
sus ceoulas Gu los y. T. =; y, Sc con
verclah ensegulua en- 9ella realluau'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-04-10
MENSAJE De PROTESTA
AL REY DE DINAMARCA

En- dichas reuniones Sc adopt6 la
resoluci6n de enviar un mensaje de
protesta, en- case de llevarse a efec-
to la referida cesi6n 8 estarse va
tratando por los Gobiernos de Was
hington Y Copenhague, al rey Girls
tan de Dinamarca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-04-10
LOS BoERs Sc FRACcIoMAA

Telegramas de Cape Town anun-
clan que los beers que operan al sur
del Estado Libre de Orange Sc han
fraccionado en- pequefias columnas
que hostilizan sin descanso al ejer-
cito ingles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-04-10
La GUERRA sUD-AFRIcANA

Despachos del Africa del Sur di-
cen que los beers que operan al me-
-diodfa de Bloemfontein tratan de ex-
tender su radio de accion q la Co.
lonia del Cabo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-04-10
La CORTE SUPREMA
VEL ASUNTO BAEz

Telegramas de Washington dicen
que la Corte Suprema de los Esta-
dos Unidos no ha dictado aiin re-
soluci6n alguna en- el proceso Baez,
instruido con motive de las eleccio-
mes de Guayama.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-04-10
Ia AccIOM De FOURTEEN sTREEMs

FL peri6dico Daily Telegraph sos
tiene que las p6rdidas sufridas por
los beers en- la acci6n librada en-
Fourteen Streems. Griqualandia del
Oeste, fueron relativamente gran
des.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-04-10
OTRA SEMAMA MAS

Los referidos despachos a1aden
que, como consecuencia de 10 ey-
puesto, antes de una semana, por 10
pronto, no Sc conocera 10 que re-
suelva la Suprema Corte en- el
mencionado proceso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-04-10
lnfDIInaClln DDr cable
NuaVs York 10 b AbHI
PROYECIO DE LEY
S0BRE PUERTO RICO
Telegramas de Washington anun-
clan que Ell Gabinete esta consul
tando la manera de conseguir en- Ell
plazo. mas breve possible que sea ley
ell bill de Puerto Rico
DIcTAHDo AcUERDoS

Ell Gob'srno despues de haber
cambiado impresiones respecto al
particular, ha dictado algunas medi-
das tendencies a realizar su prop6-
sito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-04-10
CONTRA IA INMIGRAcION

Anaden, ademas, que el Gobier-
no trata de adoptar algunas resolu-
clones prohibiendo 8, por 10 menos,
Iimitando la immigration de los ira
bajadores extranieros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-04-10
CONTRA la VEKTA
De LAS ANTILLAS

Los naturaIes de las Antillas da-
nesas op6nense a separarse de Di-
namarca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-04-10
EYADO METEOROLOGICAL

/ O5ssyvaciosss del {" Weather BgyeaS,
Dsb0namsstO de AgyscEltNy0l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-06-12
SPECIAL CIVIL SERVICE
Examination Will be Held Here for
 Positions of Clerk and Carrier.

The United States civil service commission announces that spe- cial examination will be held by it's postoffice board of examiners in this city on July II, 1900, commencing at 9 a. m., for the positions of clerk and carrier in the postoffice here.
 The examination will consist of spelling, arithmetic, letter writing, penmanship, copying from plain copy. geography of the United States and readiag addresses. The arith- metic will consist of tests in the fun- damental principles. extending as far as common and decimal fractions and embracing problems.
 The age limitations for this exam ination are as follows: Clerk. not less than IS years, Carrier, between q and 40.
 Applicants fer male clerk and car rier must have the mediealcertifeate in Form 10l execute. Applicants for carrier must be at least it. In. height and weigh not less tban 125 pounds. Female applicants are not required to have this certificate exc cuted.
 No application will be accepted for this examination unless flied in com- plete form with the board at the postoffice in this city before the hour of closing business on June 30, 1900.
 Applications should be filed promptly, in. order that time may remain for correction if necessary.
 This examination is open to all citizens of the United States who IT ay desire to enter the service, and who comply with the requirements. All such persons are invited to ap- ply, and applicants will be examin- ed, rade6, and certified with en tire impartiality, and wholly without regard to any consideration save their ability as shown by the grade they attain in the examination, but from those certified the department usually selects for appointment eli- gibles who are residents of the dis trict in which the vacancies exist.
 For application blank (focm 10l), full instructions, specimen examina- tion questions, aud information rel atiye to the duties and salaries of the different positions, aud the To- cation of the examination room, ap- ply to the secretary of the board of examiners at the postoffice in the city named above.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-06-12
10 MEET AGAIN.
Democratic Voters of First Ward Say
 They Were Treated Unfairly.

Sixty residents and Democratic voters of the First Ward have issu- ed call with their signatures at tached thereto, for meeting of the First Ward Democrats at their voting place on=east Thlrd avenue between State and Alabama streets, where all such convent tions hereto fore have been held. It is called for Thursday evening at 8 o'clock, sharp, for the purpose of electing nine delegates to the county con- vention, which vii. meet h this city next Saturday. A ward con- mittee will also be elected to serve for the ensuing two years.
 The signers of the call say that the mass meeting held on last Fri day evening in the building near Bailey's drug store, was not suffici. ently advertised to give the voters of that ward a fair notice to be present and participate in the pro- ceedings. They claiu that the ruI. ings of the chairman of the meeting were un- Democratic aud unfair, and that tue temporary chairman was not fairly elected They give many other reasons for calling another meeting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-06-12
TOWARD THE COUNTY CON- VENTION TO BE HELD
 HERE SATURDAY.
REPORTS ARRIVE SLOWLY
Murphy, Monroe and Crockett Win the State Offices
 They Were After.

The election is over and all eyes, locally speaking, are turned toward the great Jefferson county conyen tion, which will be called to order in this city next Saturday. There is as much interest manifested in that convention in this and several surrounding counties, as there is centered In the great National Dem- ocratic tion, which is soon to convene at Kansas City.
 The returns from the country, that is the list of delegates to rep resent the respective townships and the names of the cen tral committee men elected last Saturday, are com ing into town as slow as Pine Bluff is in getting an electric street car line or an opera house.
 Monday afternoon written re- port of Bolivar townships conven- tion cane in and was shown freely to the interested politicians in and around the court house. Bolivar will be represented in the conven- tion by Messrs. A. Kaufman, E. M. Brown, J. R. Glover and A. D. Harvey.
 Huntington will send delega- tion of two Of her best citizens, Messrs. W. J. Levy and R. s. FL liott.
 Monday night we secured list of the delegates to represent Vaugine township in the convention. They are Messrs. J. Martz, L. Brown, Lee Brew ter and w. s. Calvert.
 In the election for state offices held last saturday, Murphy. Mon roe and Crockett carried a majority of he thirty-two counties, which held elections on that day. and they will be the next state office holders for the respective offices to which they aspire.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-06-12
FIELDS TAYLOR, A NEGRO, SHOOTS AND KILLS THOS.
 A. CARLSON.
A KNIFE--pIsT0L BATTLE
Taylor Escaped and Remains at Liberty-Carlson We'll
 Known Here.

Fields Taylor, 8 negro, shot and killed Thomas A. Carlson, a well to do planter and saloonist at Tamo, Lincoln county. Ark, Monday after nooE.
 Meagre p4rtieulars of tLe killing reached Pine Bluff Monday night by phone. Dogs and officers were asked for to come to the scene Of the tragedy at once, and trail the negro, who successfully escaped after the killing. He is a black negro, about.5 feet 9 inches high, 23 or "A years old, weight 135 pounds, and is perate.
 A Graphic reporter rang up Mr. Floyd Jarvis at Noble Lake this (Tuesday) morning, and he gave Us the following particulars about the affair, He said;
 "Charles Glemmons, of Tamo, came here Monday night and teie- phoned to Pine Bluff for coffin for Mir. Carlson. He said Mr. Carlson #ownes several plantations near #Tamo, and that Taylor was tenant on one ot his places. Carlson heard that Taylor had not been at work during the day and be went to Taylor's cabin and inquired of him as to the cauN of h,s lay off. A dispute and fnally hot words fol- lowed. Blows were struck aud the men fought for several minutes. Carlson drew knife and Taylor a pistol. The former cut Taylor sey- eral ulmes on the arp1 and the gun was brought ioto play. Three shots were fired aud Carlson fell to the earth a dead man. Taylor left for parts unknown and still enjoys his liberty"
 Thomas Carlson was about 62 years of age. He was native of Sweden. He has made his home at Tamo for the past six years and was always considered very peaceabe man. For the past few years he has conducted a paying saloon bus- mess at Tamo and during his brief residence there, amassed small fortune. At the time of his death he owned several large plantations ain that section. Mr. Sidney Veil, of this city, has been appointed administrator of his estate, and left
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-06-12
MAYOR ALEXANDER CLOSED ALL THE GAMBLING
 HOUSES MONDAY
B0TH.UP AND DOWN STAIRS
Gamblers Warned to Roost High But Some Did not Comply
 With Orders.

No more "7 Or II" in Pine Bluff.
 "Blg Dick, " Little Joe, :" "Come Liza, Eighty Days" and hundreds of other familiar expressions heara oyer the green cloth in Pine Bluff will now sink into oblivion, that is. provided the city officials will stick up to their actions of Monday in closing all the gambling houses. that have been running wide open, on the lower and upper floors of saloons, club rooms, billiard halls, etc., here for the past several mon Jhs.
 As stated exclusively in the Graphic few days ago, Mayor Alexander gave Chief of Police Philpot orders to inform the pre- prietors of the gambling houses in this city that they should move their sporty paraphernalia up stairs. All were gwen until 4 o'clock Mon. day afternoon to comply with the law and warned that if their heae- quarters were not moved by that hour, they would be closed good and tight. Some oi the proprietors followed directions ard moved. while several others contended that they had DO second floor 10 go to.
 This was DO excuse, so the officers informed them that they would either have to move or be closed up. A little dispute resulted and rather than have any arguments over the matter, Chief Philpot ordered bis officers to close up the entire rum. Der of club rooms or gambling houses throughout the city.
 Nine in all, was the number Of gambling houses that were dark
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-06-12

on the morning Noun tain train to assume charge of same.
 Carlson was quite well known to our people. He has done business with a number of Pine Bluffs lar gest firms for years and was well thought Of by many Of our promi- nent citizens.
 Sheriff Mccoy aud deputy went to Tamo Monday night soon after the news of the killing reoched this city. They were unable. to fnd any blood hounds, but were fortunate enough to catch a through freight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-06-12

should
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-06-12

and minus their sportily tinclined crowds Monday night.
 The revenue from these houses added to the city treasury monthly, on an average of $500, and that neat little sum will doubtless be greatly missed when the city treasurer mases his annual report. It will fall off s7,200.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-06-12
SHOT HIMSELF IN TIE BANK.
Suicide of Cashier Alex B. Marks at
 Bastrop, La.

NAToHEz, Mss, June 11.-Alex B. Marks, cashier of the Bastrop State Bank, of Bastrop, La, seven ty miles northwest of here shot and killed himself in the bank just after opening the doors for business this morning. No cause can be assigned for the suicide. His accounts are believed to be all right, but tbe bank is closed, pending an exami- nation of his books.
 Marks was son of the late Rev. Alex B. Marks, formerly rector of Trinity Episcopal church in tbis city. He married Miss Felt us, of this city, who, with three children, survives him. He leaves three brothers here, all cf whom occupy responsible positions.
 If you want any thing from
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-06-12

MT John A. Perdue, of this city, has received word from Lexing ton, l. T., that his brother. Mir. Monroe Perdue. is down with a genuine case of smallpox. Mir. Perdue is cashier of the Lexington State Bank. He is uot very sick but is greatly troubled with his illness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-06-12

Mrs. R. H. Nj. Mills returned Mon- day afternoon from Little Rock, W here she took an important part in the meetings of the Home Nission- aig Society. Mrs. Mills is q valued and consistent church worker.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-06-12

There are many cheap baking powders made of alum Liebig, the celebrated chemist,
 says that alum disorders the stomach asd occasions acidity and dyspepsia
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-06-12

yI6e sfJ sueaK m ST. " mite I Eonr1nucu on 1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-06-12

If you want any thing from a drug store aud want it quick, tele- phone Walker Drug Co, "