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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-12-04

If you have made up your mind to buy good Shoes,
why not buy pair of Hanan Shoes There is but one
thing to do-nvestigate the Hanan Shoe and you will ad
NIT it has equal Perfect Workmanship, Perfect Style,
Perfect Comfort; Perfect Durability, Fully Guaranteed
Fall styles made in Enamel Vici Kid Velour Calf Patent
Vici Widths to E. Have the exclusive sale for this city.
GEO. McWILLI.AMS.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-12-04
Grand Opera House

L. h. RAMSEY, Lessee and Manager,
R. S. PORTER, Resident Manager. :. {.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-27
SOciedad an0ninla
Luz EL ECTRicA.

Cumpliendo 10 prescrito en- 1t
base 81, Sc cita los Sres Accionis-
tas para la Junta General Ordinaria
que Sc celebrar& el 10 de Febrero
Pr6ximo a la una de Ia tarde en- la
ofcina de Ia Sociedad- Gale del Pre-
sidio no 3. Marina.
4 En- esta Junta General ordinaria
Sc tratara de los particulares en- la
forma que indican La base "a Y ell ar
Mcplo 30 del Reglamento, y para re-
solver sobre ampliaci6n, previo au-
mento del capital, Venta, fusion 8
cpalqnier otra medida que Sc consi-
.dare convenierte en- vista de las cir
cunstancias. Puerto Rico 10 de Enc
70 de 19OO-M Director
Gonzalez Padin.
\ a. e. 2v. p. S. h. el O.
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Una an6|cdota
de Balzac.

I'm peri6dicb frances cuenta la
siguiente an3cddta del gran novelis-
ia Balzac:
Representatives. en- nno de los tea
tros de Paris nm drama muy malo y
Balzac so fatidia|ba horrorosamente
en- su butaca. Como tuviera de vel
cino q un j6ven $impatico y locuaz,
pronto entablardn conversation y el
noveIista que estaba de buen humor,
hizo una bella tiisertaci6n sobre Ell
g&nero dram&ticp; pero consider8nt
dolo como inferior 8 Ia novela.
Eljoven, >cuEo nombre Sc omite,
aunque Sc sabe que fgnr6 mas tarde
en- 81 periodism0 epublicano. pre-
gunto al autor de xL.a Comedia
Humana:2
Es uated ahcio ~ lite-
~ Oh, muchoi j.
Z quo le Nafece 6 usted il DIT
TINA novela de Bal8ac?
Nopreciso los nombrea; tot
das las novalasd de- 81 son ailn1ila abless
El interlocutpr 10 entoncesa que
81 era novelista Prinieriso;; que anviit
diaba el gran estilo de- Ha1xac q cue
pensaba ecfibir hovelas ,ueflzs
cumo las de aquel escriitor Ante
aquella audacia, le1 maestro sonri6
desdelIosa1nente.
?Cr6e ust{d qne con astudiol
observaci6n y erhpefo lleene & con-
segnir 10 qua d@se69
No, contet6 ii literato laconi4
camente.
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Hllca
y Isu plantaci6 6ll sII tiestos.

Presenta Ii siembra an tiestos q
barrenOs Ia ventaia de- 1acilitar 81
slado 1a las p1antif ~; dicfos ba-
los 1Sben t1siler de 18 y m contf-
lImetros AZ fondo, 1e 40de tro,|
kahfa AZ llaua l0ss las1l
FHn 81 Iond0 a6 lo III = . s.
Etrozos al tiestos q platc Eotos, re-
Eeubiertdsfde arena A dm an fadiIitar
el fscurfimi iento del xcesi de agna,
81 bien que en- veran0 por flo niisno
Aue 90 ha procurailo facilitar Il 60
de- lhs humedad Hay one
los muyI& menndo. Is los is 9'6 90
fiaF empi Pnzan 6 gerninaf las plan
III Eaka siembra es conveniente pa
10 81 tn1tiYo en- grarlde Los barre.
nos puedan ser igualmente redondos
Que enaarhdos
En- Nigel sse emplea para estas:
siembras Ia TERRA dc brezdI = falta
de &eta del hace una nezc1 del do
budn mantillo ID tamiS&Slo, ae TERRA
arcillosaE i|suave do arellh blanca,
ffna con algo de legano limo &
ser possible; despnes do flita an
Ia fprma ihdicada arriha la balidA del
aqua, se llena el barre11D cDn la tie
/ IRA soditha, hasta 10 cent tfmetros,
duidandot de apretar u snpefd Gle con
la mano. La semi1la Es siSmbIa q
Holeo, &raz6n de an Rramo} por ca
da barrefi6, cubri6 ton . nii.
lfmetros de III mia,1la tierr3l, 3 mas
dnal adm; hos barfenos "a Golocan 8
IL sbmbra de I'm u III - g.
hizo {nunc& & Iasde otrps trboles,l
ILL
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linlentaci6n
de los caballos.

En- Nofuega alim entan los caba.
Hos de una |manera distinta a la de
los demas pafses.
Esto consiste en- poner rles un cubo de
aqua al ladp del pesebre, y es curio-
SO yer con que delicia el caballo to-
ma un sorbp p del hquido despu6s del
bocado de paja, q veces solo ohumede.
ciendo Ia b4ca, cual' hace el ser ra-
clonal al conner un ali mento algo se-
co. :
DE ese modp rara vez Sc We entire los
norugos un caballo corto de alientos,
debido sin duda al sistema de Ali.
mentacion, hQe les permite conser-
var blen los 6rganos respirato-
rios.
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AhUhclOS AME ERlcAhoS

lie PuBLICA LA CORRESPONDENCE
Emulsion de Scott.
The New-York and Porto-Rico
Steamship Company.
,Pildoras rosadas del DR.. Williams.
The New York Life Insurance
Company.
Vino cordial del DR.. Ulrici.
Maquinas de escribir Remington.
La Universidad de Notre Dame. y
Vino reconstituyente de Stearns.
Maquinas de escribir de Hammond
Vino de cereza del DIR. Ayer.~
-Cerebrina compuesta, del DR.. vi,
rici.
-Compafifa de seguros de vida ''El
Sol"
.StIMary' s Academy, Notre Dame
Vigor del cabello, del DR.. Aver.
Jab6n Forest City,
is. H. A. de Lima j. Go. Comis
nistas.
Dooley Smith q Co. Comisionistas
Zarzaparrilla del DR. Aver.
Aiimepto Mellin par niflos.
Pfldoras del Or. Haydok.
pfldoras para 81 higado, del DR.,
s Aver
Aermotores de Perkins.
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A6o x. Ntiln. 1915.


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cnmn II ast,, vie,o1 ., la. Ia. d Arrsst ~ '' M
dorioti IN M1raIass Il M 81 Pal,ners I NfhrfT, Il
mucho btros, i,.gui9ndose aate los
tiranos. con la l6gIca por arma i u
dial 1ectr5ca por eseudo. exponiendo
razones ante los tiesaciertos eilf,erna
mentalas: nd IA nll.nunca ii 1.aar6rn,aa.
To-. se dan vivas' i mueras. IA alardea
de un yalorI al iiotAzco. haatA are n
policfa ronf, 4 m i.ava 81 ,,Trr.ar m. &.
tonces, los peridd dicoa de IA colactivii.
dad e nue Tertnnanca ~ ancarOan
ron ~
raciones IA a n, l;,;sy,1 ~ ,s,.e
santarIna1 ,,af ,,,,o ii 81,
se sacrifca nor ii, h1,.tria ssonoo na,c.
70 mesfas en IA cufnbra del rslrota
/ le-compara q Socrates behiendo ia
cicuta adtes que rehunciar & sus bon.
viccionea Ia nrrfanan 1na rrandaa
martirasIda Il hmn,n,,;5ad ~. ,s,,,,;s,.Sa' 1..,'
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hoticio Imp portonte
la Junta Superior de Sanidad.

Ell dia 81 de Enero de 1900,
8 antes 81 fuere possible, todos los
MHdicOa, HarIpAcAnticos, Dentistas
PracticAntaa, Comadronas Enferme
ras slprofesionales que ejerzan en- ests
isla, debsr4n haber snlicitado licen
ola competence, q la Junta Snperio,
de Sanidad en- San Juan.
Habrk 0xxmenes para,
! M4dicos Cirnjanos 80. Enero 2
Dentistas. ...... -. ~" 8
FarmacAuticos. -. !. Is
PfActicantes .s.... :. %
Comadronas y Enfer rmeras 90
V4ase la Oircular- mum. Al, del
Cnartel General, del Dspartaments
de Puerto Rico.
San Juan, p. r. 16 de Novbre do l59.
Habr& nuevos exam enes en- ell me,
ia Junio de 1900.
Dirigirse al doctor George g
Croft, Secratario, San Juan P. r.
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Colegio Par lIticulor
nrRtJIDo poR PEDRO MOCZO BANIET
ls...s,os ease,7,os, pensSonistas y medic
.,...fonSstas. Calle del Sol nstns. 1s y II.


psastonsstas, Cdl1s del Soy 'ssl's. mum ~ y ~
Los alumnos reciben en- este Co
legio: rs: In instruction prmaria'
incluyendo el ingiAs, di'br1o ia ms.
toria de Puerto Rico. Ia ms
trucci6n secundaria. o sea la Prepa-
faci6n para el ingreso en ias vnl-
versidades de los Estados ona0os.
8o Clases de adorno. (dibujo, PIN
tnrs y p,dsica.) 4 g TeoriRy pEsc-
tica de "a Tenednrfa de ltbros. 90
ran tambi&n admitidos, EN- calidad de
internos, los alumnos que deseen
continuar sus estudios en- IL alta Ns-
cuela Americana, & d0nde aqueiios
concurrir4n vigilados por los ms
pectores del Colegio, recibiendo
esnnxa repasos privados de las
4 ss~scmafuraa que cursen. Este Co
~ tiene "a xReglamento interiors
! ~ ss enviark I los padres que 10
So0iciAon.
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Sc.

Que no pnb1ieamos comunic nicados
sin que sean pagados por adelan.
tadd. - ,ssss.s .s. ~ s8f. s8s.
Cada selS palabras, secueltan por
una hneaI u Ia lfnea yale dies cen
t4vds.
Las cartas quee ,vengan con conu-
nfcados sin So imports no sstcontes-
tan. Z
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PAGOs FOR ADELANTADO

v PAGOS POR ADELANTADO
LOs Communicates y articulos de
tintar6s personal, 10 centavos Inca
~ ssis palabras. No se publican
Y sin que vengan acompanados del
inpoFt0.
No - devnslven originates, y Sc
aAmitir4n los que convenga Ala pu
osca6n.
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INTERN AL VACCINATION.

Editor Daily Graphie-There are many persons who refuse to be vac cinnated by the old method in the arm. To all such wish to announce tLat l have a good supply of the remedy for INTERNAL use.
 Every citizen owes it to himself and the public to use all the proven tion that vaccination can offer. By the internal system there is no sore arm, no blood poison and very much greater protection than the old sys- tenn can honestly offer.
 Yours respectfully,
 WELLS LEFEvRE, M. D.,
 93 eos West Fifth Ave.
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Southwestern
 Telegraph and Telephone Co.
MIR. ALEX PEROUE
Appointed Local Agent for the Pine
 Bluff Packet Company.

MT. Alex Perdue, of this city, has been appointed local agent for the Pine Bluff Packet Company. He is a thorough business man and is quite well known along the Arkan- sas river. The selection Is a good one.
 The steamer Ha4ette will teave Tuesday afternoon fbr Helena with l50 tons of cotton seed fgr that poins. She will be Aeavily( ladened with other freight from this point. MT. l.. O. Knox dese{yes much praise for bis untirina efforts in be half of Pine Bluff, asI fhe has done much since the boat vas purchased to push the enterprise. He acted as first clerk, when there was none to be had. He gave the Hallette. her first piece of freight out. of Pine Bluff and has done much good work in securing shipments from neighboring landings. On her return trip the Hallette will carry big cargo of cotton.
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\ SWEET SUIT. INVOLVING GA BARRELS OF SUGAR AND TWO BUSl-
 NESS FIRMS. STEPHEN GALLIGAN HEIR Sues the Franklin Life Insurance Company for s3ooo Alleged
 Due Him.
STEPHEN GALLlGAN HEIR

Two small suits were filed in the circuit court of this city today. One is brought by the J. E. Speers Com pany, of this city, against Sanchez X Leblanc, of Memphis, Tenn. The other ie brought about by the young heir of the late stephen GalIigan, of this city.
 The J. B. Speers Company Is suing Sanchez X Leblanc for $l15 dam ages. The plaintiff alleges that on November 16, 1899, they purchased through J. D. Milner & Co.,, agents for the defendants, GA barrels of sugar g. 157 pounds) at AZ cents per pound. That on December le, 1899, the 64 barrels of sugar were de- livered to them. Uponinvestigation so the plaintiff states, it was found that B of the GA barrels were not up to the sample shown when the pur- chase was made, but just to the contrary and a much cheaper grade. The remaining 3l barrels of high grade sugar was asked for by the defendant, Lut, the plaintiff says, this request was refused by the Memphis firm, who ordered the railroad to return all the sugar. While this WAS going on, sugar had advanced half cent and Low the Speers Company asks damages in the sum Of $1l5. The suit was filed by Attorneys Bridges & Woodbridge.
 The other suit was brought by Rose 4. GalligaD, as guardian for Willie Galligan, minor. 1t was brought to secure payment of a $3. 1000 life insurance policy, the Franklin Insurance Company being made defendants. The policy was first made payable to Mary A. Galli- gan, wife of the insured, Stephen Galligah. The former died before the insured, and MT. Galligan then made the policy payable to the youngest and only heir. Willie Galli- gan, and same was satisfactory to the defendant. Upon the recent death of the insured the Company refused to pay the claim, hence the suit.
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II MAY BE
That the Paducah Authorities Have
 the Voss Robbers

The Pine Bluff police were Sunday the recipient of telegram from ths Paducab, Ky, authorities, in which they say. they arrested man in their city, who to all appearances is one of the men wanted here for robbery committed last Wednesday night on c. Voss & Bros store.
 When arrested and searched 1t was found tbat be has several revol- vers and quite large number of knives on his person.
 Our officers immediately wired back requesting the Paducah chief to secure the manufactured nun Der of each of the pistols taken ard by those means MT. Voss could readily tell wether the goods were stolen from him.
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PLUM BAYOU MERCHANT
Files Petition In Bankruptcy
 Liabilities Over s ,000.

Mrs. Sarah Kaufman, who con- ducts general store at Plum Bayou Jefferson county, Saturday fled her voluntary petition in bankruptcy in federal court. The liabilities are over 5000, while the assets are sl95, personal property; stock Of goods, s200; real estate, $1, 300, and accounts in which suit is pending, $2, 605. Total assets, s4 800. s. BIuthen tha x Co, of this city, is the only secured creditor, hold. ing mortgage on her real estate stock, as collateral. Their claim is said to be large one, but the amount is not given. There are un- secured creditors to the amount Of s1, 985 31, amoog the number being the Phil Pieifer Grocer Company of Little Rock for S1,200 on three notes, and Gus Blass & Co, s150 judgment and s150 account.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-15

at Merrill Institute. Louis spencl r Daniel. one of tile gaeatesthumoris and impersonator of the day, will appear. There is DO doubt but that n large crowd will gather to hear him at that time, as he is well known by many people here, He is often characterized as the Sunny haired lad of Tennessee. He is an orator original. pathetic. eloquent. And. too, he at times rises to that point where his listeners are swayed as it were by his various sentiments. All should hear him. Admission 25c. Not on regular course.
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elAD TO SING "RAG TIME. 7
Old Troubles Renewed in a Church
 A Robbery Committed.

The big library of the St. Petes Rock (colored) Baptist church, the total value of which Is about $4 75, was stolen from the church building in the western part of the city Sun- day.
 Several weeks ago the eongrega- tion of this Rock was thrown into a state of disorder by several of tbe members. who threatened to create real Combustion If their pastor was not elected.
 The annual election took place. One crowd wanted Rev. Louis Walker for pastor. Another crowd wanted Rev A. Mitchell as the leader, and being in the majority, they got him in. After the election through house was narrowly avert sed.
 < The smell of the dead carcass was spread into the atmosphere again Sunday, when a robbery was com mitted. The robbery was not dis covered until the regular weekly Sunday school convened and no books of any kind were to be found. Even the hymn books were gone and the little negroes had to sing "Rag time"
 There is clue to the guilty par ties and "BrotEer" Rucker tells us s if caught, they will be severely punished.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-15
CHOICEST OF THE CHOICE.

Our city editor is indebted to Mr.
 M. Mitchell the popular West Second of roses. which were received by him this morning. Mir. Mitchell has the
 finest assortment of hot house plants
 to be found in the State. He is ex- Sperienced in his line and can furnish flo wers for occasions, no mat ter how
 select or swell. His West Second 5avenue floral parlor is always full of
 the choicest of the choice Of roses, |carnations, etc, and when you are
 in need of real beauties in plants, sgive him call
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COMMITTEES APPOINTED
MT. Chas. Well Selects Two Com
 mittees-The Chairman.


 President Chas. Veil, of the Bluff City Club, has completed the ap- pointment of two committees to serve for the ensuing year. The following are the named committees and committeeman:
 Hall commitIee-Chairman, M. Hanf, Chas. Deutch and Gabe Mey- CT.
 Entertainment mittee--Chair- man, Harry 5. Solmsou, Ben Frank lin, Joe Meyer, Bertrand Altschul.
 The social season for this club has opend with it's usual gaiety and success.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-15
Cleveland County Herald,

Cleveland County Herald.
 Mr. B. T. Brewer was in Rison yesterday, and while here, he stated to some parties that he would make the race for sheriff in the coming election MT. Brewer has always been an active worker for the Dem- ocratic party. He is good citizen and will, no douet, make a strong race. Sheriff Dykes has stated to friends that he would stand for re- election again. We have also heard it intimated that Mir. ". C. Roebuck of this place and Mir. E. H. Marks, of kingsland, would also be candi- dates for the same office.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-15

Rison Bazoo.
 The many friends of Hon. R. F.. Foster have earnestly solicited him to stand for the legislature again, but we are informed that he will not consent, as his private affairs will not admit of his absence from home for any length of time. Again. many ef his friends are urging him 10 run for county and probate judge, Il po- sition he is eminently qualified to fill, and as he has not expressed himself, his friends are pretty sure he will be in the race for the judge ship.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-15
CUR nEIGbBORS.
Items of Interest From Some of Our
 Exchanges.

Jonesboro Journa
 Policeman John Rice has returned from a visit to Pine Bluff.
 MT. and Mrs. G. ". Gage, of Pine Bluff, are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Henry Micklewright.
 John Cla xton and wife, of Pine Bluff, are visiting. Alderman Glax- ton and wife in North Jonesboro.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-15
FARMERS TO MEET TO MEET AT FORDYCE TO- MORROW AND HOLD
 AN INSTITUTE. MEETING ONE OF INTEREST Hon. F. M. McGehee to Respond to Address of Welcome
 The Program.
MEETING ONE OF INTEREST

nOtQDle gathering Will De the Farmers Institute, representing Dallas, Calhoun and Cleveland coun- ties to be held at Fordyce Tuesday and Wednesday. January 17 and lS The address of welcome will be de. livered by Mir. Caas. Mckee, and the response by Hon. F. M. McGehee. Hon. Frank Hill, commissioner of agriculture, will be ih attendance and deliver an address on the first day. In his letter of acceptance, af ter an invitation had been extended him to address the meeting, be says:
 Ut will afford me great pleasure to meet your farmers on the date mentioned and render them all the assistance ill my power to inaugu- rate farmers institute work among them. 1 know it has benefited oth- CT sections, and it will benefit yours. And now the thing for us to do is to see that every farmer that it is pos. sibie for us to reach is thoroughly awakened to his sense of duty, and have rousing meeting. Well be- gun is half done,5 and the future re- sults will depend largely upon im- pressions of the first meeting.
 s.I have an engagement to attend the meeting of@the southern com missioners of agriculture at New Orleans on the 10th of January. l attach a great deal of importance to this organization and believe it will bring about systeu atic and uni form work amoEg the agricultural workers tf the south. 1 will return from this meeting about the l5th and will be on hand with you un- less unavoidably and unexpectedly prevented
 Among the other notables who will attend are Hon. Jas. Wilson, Secretary of Agriculture of the Unit ed States, Hon. W. G. Vincenheller and Mir. A. V. Swety, agricultur al agent of the Cotton Belt. In his let ter Mir. Swaty says:
 Yours of Dec. 26 tu hand and will say in reply that l will try to be present at the meeting and will ad- dress the assembly on 'Diversifica tion of Crops" Will, if possible. or ganize Fruit and Truck Grove CTS Union at your place to encourage and help to develop this enterprise with view of bringing buyers of this product to t he shipping sta tion, so the growers can sell what they raise on the track
 Ap effort will be made to get ex- pressions from as many successful farmers as the time will admit.
 The following is the program ar ranged for the first day:
 l. Called to order by President H. R. Thomas.
 3, Prayer 5y Key. l. o. Miers.
 3 Address of Welcome by Cbas. Mckee.
 1. Response by Hon. F. M. Me Gehee.
 5 Address of Hon. Frank Hill, missioner of Agriculture.
 Questions and comments by var ious farmers.
 Adjourn until p. n.
 AFTERNOON.
 l. Hay-Geo. ". Stevenson and J. M. Wright. Discussion.
 ,. The Cotton Problem-J N. Marks. Discussion by ]. F Benton, q. 6. Richardson and ;. Y. Wood.
 3. Corn and Hogs-S. V. Wood. Discussion by Mart Galloway and oth ITS.
 1. Stock Rasing-Hon. q W. Dick kinson. Discussion by l. A.. AcrumaD and others
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Arkansas City item In Dumas News.

Arkansas City item In Dumas News.
 Never at any time previous has the Arkansas river been so alive with steam crafts as at present. The Pine Bluff Go. has one steamer, and the Arkansas River Packet Co. of Mem- phis has three. We predict lively time in freight competitor; and trust that the public on the river front may become permanently benefited.
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z Mr. Chas H. Owens, the New Or
 leans coffee man. is spending few Sdays with his family.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-15

Mir. P. M. Kilroy left Sunday for Chicago on business trip.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-15
 Warren Democrat.NeWs

Warren DemoeratNews.
 We are glad to know that Mrs. R. c. Waller, now in Pine Bluff under medical treatment, is steadily gain ing in health.
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LOUIS SPENCER DANIEL

on Thursday night, January. IS,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-15
"He Mistakes the Effects fo

the cause That is what the person does who tries to cure rheumatism or any other disease by alleyiating the symptoms. Hood'p sarsaparilla re- moves the cause and tiy cures.
 Hoods Pills do not gripe. All drug sists, 25c.