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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-24
WOLVES AND BEARS
That Inhabit the Yellowstone Park. as
Seen by Traveller

That Inhabit the Yellowstone Park. as
Seen by a Traveller
Ernest Seton Thompson, the author
and naturalist, gave some thrilling
stories of animal life in his talk on
Some Animals 1 Have Known" re-
Gently at the Peabody Institution, in
the course Of lectures given by the
Public School Teachers Association.
An interesting part of the address was
the lecturers imitation of the calls and
cries of the different animals
Mr.. Thompson told some Of the COM
edies and the tragedies, too, of animal
life. One of the latter was the story
of Noble" the king Of the pack of
wolves who for five years We're supreme
in a section OF New Mexico. Noble re-
sisted every effort to kill or capture
him. Poisoned bait, traps, had no effect
on him, but at last he was brought low
through his affection for his little giddy
mate, who wandered around and got
caught in the trap. While searching
for her he was caught himself. All
night long he called but she did not
come. Food and drink were placed
near him, after he had been taken
from the trap. He refused them and
died, it is believed, of his grief for the
/ loss of his mate.
Several interesting stories were told
OF Mr.. Thompson's special friends, the
/ bears in the Yellowstone Park. To
study them more closely Mr.. Thomp-
son went to the gathering place of the
band, the garbage dump near one of
( the hotels. The bears were rather shy
= 4
| tance for satisfactory study Sc he
took the rather novel method Of seeing
them at shorter range by digging a
hole in the dump, setting his camera
+, and his sketch books squarely on some
old cracker boxes and then covering
himself again with the refuse. In this
malodorous hole he remained all day.
He took several pictures, made a num-
!, Der of sketches of the bears who came
to feast on the remnants of canned
goods and other delicacies found in the
dump.
i He watched with much interest and
some anxiety a scrap" between a
mother bear and a big grizzly Mr..
Thompson was entirely unframed.
While the fight was going on the little
Icub-apparentiy typical sorehead-
was watching the fight from a place
of safety in a tree. The branch to which
he hung was directly over Mr.. Thomp-
sons hole.- If it had broken Mr.. ThoInp-
son would not have been alone in his
retreat. The grizzly bear got the better
of the fight and the mother bear and
the cub withdrew.
The same grizzly went too near the
. hotel one day and attempted to take
possession. One of the attendants tele-
phoned to headquarters for permission
! to shoot the animal-the law agains
shooting the animals in the park i:
rigidly enforced. The answer came
, back: Against the law to shoot. U.s.
a hose" The hose was used. The beal
| retreated.
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SPECIAL MEETING.

THERE WILL BE a SPECIAL
meeting % the stockholders OF the In
ter-tsland steam Navigation Co. Ltd
90 their office, Queen street. on Tues
day, October 30. 1900. at 10 o'clock n. m
Obiect Of meeting: To consider thu
question % increasing the capital stock
N the Company. and TO transact such
other business as may be brought be-
fore the meeting.
e. n. CLAPP. Secretary.
Honolulu. october Is. 1900. 567S
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his revolutionary attempts. He told his
audience the Republicans were in a ma
jority at the United States Congress and
strongly urged that a Republican Dele
gate be sent there from Hawaii He de-
nounced the Home Rule party most
strongly and said it was not the time for
them to create any such party.
W. ]. Coelho made a short address and
was followed by John c. Lane. The meet
ing was brought to close by j. l.. Kau-
lrkOu
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EVA PLANTATION COMPANY

THE BOOKS OF THIS COMPANY
viii be closed To transfers from Wed
nCsday. october -, 1900. to "Wednesday
october 81. 1900. inclusive.
II. ID. TENNEY.
'b,j Treas. Eva Plantation Co.
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WANTED

T. is,... -llAcKNES for the
~ s..'' !. Company. ~ In IN
,'',s,s, ...sAdY habits with
ri,s,, ,o.y required Knowi.
prsis,...y Young men
Hos' g..[ f ..r'r1ctlon In
in, t sven While under ga.
| Atpy ss,, .'ae. 1l cost, good
II Ai,ar5,,'.,oa..y w Manager
nnta, T mobile Company. az
! RI bs,s... Once. nf
| tai '''n s1rI IF 30. or by
Lann
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ANNUAL MEETING.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
shareholders OF the Pacific Sugar Min
will be held nj the Office of +. A.
schaefer a Co. on Thursday. October
25th. at 10 n. m.
5sSO w. LANZ. Secretary.
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Corporation NoticcS.
NOTICE

AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
the kukaiau Plantation Co. the FOL
lowing officers were elected to serve FOR
the ensuing year; '''
J. NJ. Horner. President.
Albert Horner. Vice President
~. \. fsenberg. Treasurer.
W. Pfotenhauer. Secretary.
Robert Horner. Auditor.
w. PFOTENHAUER
So Secretary.
h"h"iuiu' O't' 20, lsOO. 1884
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NOTICE

J. i.g..o bppEKEEPER
=, ... ih' Day l0 5mce. de-
.,.' '...as work win under.
''lt .seepIHr " books or 40
balancing ~ books. =
can BE- furnished
bgoEEErpER"
- Advertiser once.
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skIGeA SUGAR NIL co. LID

THE BOOKS OF THIS COMPANY
viii BE- closed 20 transfers from We'd
nesduy. october 20. 1900. 20 Wednesday
october 81. 1900 inclusive.
u. ID. TENEEY. :
Treas. Waimea Sugar Mil Co. Ltd
Efsg
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MYSTIC LODGE, NO. 2, X. OF p.

THERE WILL BE a REGULAR
convention Of the above lodge this
Wednesday evening. October "a, at
$50 o'clock. at Castle Hall. Fort street
WORK ~ THE SECOND RANK.
Members 81 oahu Lodge No. 1 and
sojouruing brethren are fraternally in
vited Co attend.
By order % e. c.. s. j. Salter.
a. r. MURPHY, p. C..
X Of II. and =.
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DANCE

On HALLOWEEN EVE, WEDNES-
day, October 81, at Progress Hall. by
the Pacific Rebekah Lodge No. 1. Tick
cts. 80 cents each. ss7e
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Executors Notice TO Creditors.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
been duly appointed executor Of the
will of Sarah Katherine Gray. late OF
Honolulu, Oahu, deceased, hereby gives
notice to all persons having claims
against the estate of said Sarah Kath-
crime Gray to present the same to the
undersigned within six months OF the
publication of this notice, or they viii
be forever barred.
Honolulu, H T., October 2, 1909. -
WILLIAM o. SMITH,
Executor.
2217-5s6s- 4tw-oct 5. II, 10, 2s.
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NOTICE.

DRAFT so. ga. DRAWN BY LAU-
pahohehoe Sugar Co. ON Thee. II. Da-
vies a Co. Ltd. In favor OF ;.
Kojlma, has been lost. and payment of
same stopped. All persons are hereby
Warned against negotiating same. 56S3
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NOTICE

'.'',si,r, s,E (, ANu OWNERS.
ssrp.t lHon1.uH fa mass
AT ~. 49, % ,o os their
~, 'r,n = reduction OF
49,, linz !. 'e9rs per Day. a.
/ n.f Ne h, h.nrs per day.
y 49, ~ sny o Z 5, 'tiSS s ss%.
9aeESrERs UNION.
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PARTlAL LIST OF
Real Estate
FOR SALE BY
WILL. E. FISHER.

g. oue- BEkETANIA STREET. nesx
McCully street; three lots. size Is n
1879: terms to suit.
81. :so-KINAU STREET LOT, 6 10,
with many valuable trees An<
shrubbery; ready to build upon
So. 5Os-BEKETANIA STREET, -
tween Victoria and Penssacls
streets; size IS < 145; With trees.
shrubbery, grass. etc.
$7.500-CORNER PENSACOLA ana II
+ nau streets; size. 100 K zoe. An elo-
giant corner Let with trees, etc, aAA
many advantages. AS fine q lot -
can be found in Honolulu
Pensacola; house and lot; giDs -
| lot. IS K 290; fine locality.
IS 25o-COTTAGE near Pensaeesa
street; contains 6 rooms, bath and
all modern improvements; well i'm
| proved; size Of lot, 60 200: posnth4y
special terms.
$125-COTTAGE; to be removed; 90
| Queen street, opposite Militant o.
and Judiciary building: has Z rooms
"a. o-COMFORTABLE COTTAGE ~
seven rooms, modern improvements
etc. with pleasing grounds; stx~ g
lot, 90 1923; on Anapuni street, neax
Wilder avenue. Should be seen %
be appreciated. Fifteen hundrsf
dollars can remain on mortgage.
Many other desirable COTTAGBa
well located, at excellent terms
For addition list call at once a
| Will E. Fisher,
REAL ESTATE AsT. AND AUCTIOIEER.
Alaksa and Merchant StrseeA
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NOTICE.

BALDWIN, HALL OF MAUNAoLU
Seminary. az Pala. Maui. II now COM
pleted. School will open and term be-
gins November 3 1900
MARY n. ALEXANDER.
$3.50 Principal.
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FOR SALE

~ ~ y : 1, PIECE or PROBE,
~ Vel, loo 49, , 20, ~ Punahou
~, Ms ,ns and BeretanIa
|- e.arinv p. ysluoble fruit
Wv ~, apply to
aoon =, MbERLAIN.
Judd Bundiss.
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plrciL NOTICE

4 5atAp9uAHTERs OF THE
Republican Club In the
- Nuuanu street. arp open
T.,.. tom 7 70 . tor the pur.
Instruction IN ballotlnR.
|p,, ''''''n' regardless o. par
5GTg
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|EF MORGAN, tuctr
Ticket F.!
| .AN0IDATES
lr THE
Parry

{llbilATE TO CONGRESS
r''i Term. tsth congress)
Ip kAWANANAKOA.
term iith C0ngress)
Np EAWANANAKOA
tIuES
Stand " oahu.
bF r. tsENHERG JR.
MHN % HOLT JR,
AHNM FERNANDEZ.
3 X LiLtKALANt.
| no CARTER.
WAN AUD
RssENTATIvfS:
Fourth District
WUTH.
WIN cAMARA.
VILLAIN SPENCER.
MACFAlLANE.
hHN r. BUSH
I'm District
| .ANrEt ~ DAMON.
AlssNAN.
~. FRANK BROWN
wv HARVEY.
LILLIAN HOLT.
w MAKAfNAf
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-13
Columbia, Mo-,
Dec z 1900.

OCO . 1OOOs
Dear Old Santa Claus I
thought that would write you
a few lines. 1 am a little girl
ten years old, I go 10 the
Jefferson school, l am in the
fifth grade, my teacher is Miss
Fanny Hicklin, I like her. I
have six studies and they are
reading, language, arithmetic
1 have two arithmetic, spelling
and geography, and they are
hard to. Well 1 guess I will
tell you what l want for
Christmas this year, I want a
pair of skates and a doll my
little sister tore mines head off
I want a large doll two and I
want a collorrete and some
muffs. and a few story books
two and a ring and bracelt two
and some candy and oranges
and all kinds of nuts, we'll l
guess l have get enough for
myself, well I will ask you to
bring mamma and papa
something and my two little
brothers something two and
bring my little sister a doll and
some candy and my teacher
something Well l guess 1 will
close Good bye.
Your little friend
Allie Sandifer.
and I forgot to say 1 live in
Columbia.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-13
Monroe City,
Dec. 8, 1900.

Dear old Santa Claus when
1 think of Christmas being so
near, and knowing how good
you have been to me in the past
and how ungrateful l have
been. l feel delicasy in COM
ming again to you through the
DEMOCRAT asking you to bring
me what my childish heart
desires, but Santa all can do
and promis to that by the help
of him who ALWAYS helps us
when we asks in the wright
spirit. l will try to mend my
ways in the future by obeying
my God and parents and
teacher, l go to shchool every
day my teachers name is Miss
Lenna Evans 1 love her for she
is so kind to me now Santa if
you think 1 am worthy I would
like for you to bring me a new
cloak a pair of shoes a story
book, some candy and nuts and
other things you think I need
and now old Santa don't forget
all the little girls and boys of
our city. Especially the little
orphans please remember them.
I will close. 1 am eleven years
old live on winter street and
nay name is Fannie Hagar.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-13
Indian Creek Mo,
Dec. z, 1900.

Dec. z, 1900.
Dear Santa Claus:
wish you would bring me a
puff comb, Il handkerchief. can.
dy, peanuts and any other things
that you can spare. I live in
the same place 1 did last year,
1 hang my stocken in the sit
ting room by mammals bed.
Wishing you "A merry Christ
mas and a happy new year" 1
remain as ever your friend
Dulcie Buchanan.
(age 11.)
Coopersville Marion Co. Mo.
Dec, 10. 1900.
Dear Santa Claus.
We are two little Sisters and
We live in the County five miles
North west of Monroe and we
SO to school and our teacher is
Vernon Morthland we'll now
Dear old Santa we will tell you
what we want for Christmas we
want some candy oranges ap.
Piles Story book kitchen set and
a new dress we'll we think we
have ask for enough so we will
say good by your little friends
Elsie and Eunice Mcleod.
Eye glasses adjusted by DR..
Ritchey guaranteed to fit or
money returned.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-13
Huuuewell Mo.
Dec 8 1900.


Dear Santa Clause. 1 have a
little sister two years old bring
her a doll and some candy and
apples. don't forget Mamma
and papa and Grandma folks
and Aunt Gertrude wants a doll
carriage. I am four years old
bring me a doll candy and
apples. l hope you will make
your trip all right. I am one
of y our little girls.
Lizzie Miles.
Brookfield Mo
Dec z
My Dear Santa Claus:-Will
you please bring me a ring, a
pair of rubber boots, a mack
intosh, a rubber hat. a walton,
Rileys Poems. This is my first
year at school. I have such
sweet Teacher, Miss Leaphart,
I try to be good boy, ask my
grandpa Lyon and my Teacher
about nae. l am seven year
old. l am going to Monroe to
spend Christmas and will hang
my stocking up at my grand
mother house.
Lots of love and kisse
Lyon Gartner.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-04

Mir. George Reed, aearpe7te resf3- ing on Ohio steeet. feA from 6ae feaf q building on East Sseoad avenae recently md received RanFaf 5ojaries. fe Was suia&Iing tha residence when 1ne accident eeeGrrea.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-04

Mir. ] D. huzleton, age 75 eaHs and one of the most prospeeo a# citizens in Cleveland county. died a his home seventeen miles from Pine Bluff Tuesday last. ! wifa, daughters and three sons to y we extend our sympathy, are left mourn hig loss
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-04

For the next 90 days We wia teach Aagnef ic Healing tNellmen aetheG) sugessive Yherap apenties. Mind-raad. ipg and Uiaiffoyanee all fer S25.
 Rref. i. Q, Bransretter and wife. 70
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Miss Clara Russell, the emcisnt nNiiner for the Kaufman Bazar e8 iett Wednesday night for eoartaf- vile, IL, where she will 4islk Fe#a- tives for a few months.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-04

Mf 3.J. Bryant. f8s ars a conductor ee {ae Gstso4 4 .l. E ne@ eoaa ee5ei eit# sa Ion
 e4 saia Faal Al e8aQ 4r b & 3 a8ae1efs ii t.t5II5 eV- s fssA1s1a ia l=
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You place your property in my care and I will guarantee the most satisfactory results. Wm. Burke
 Real Estate Agent. IT Pine ts. b
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-04

Tbe Knight of Pythias Lodge, Hf Dumas, Ark. held public install lation of officers "Wednesday night, 4 number of Knights from tsgis cfty attended.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-04

Shorty 6ertboid, " ho asaa to pseb pp FeSi hot balls n the days oi base ball here, came in thi3 morning and registered Ut the Goemop8li&aa.@z fexarkaDian.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-04

Miss h |. arfaia, miiliner for tlle Eau!As i4sB 0aaas tAas, left AeaHea- aag afternoon tor pittsbuee. Pa. where she will sojourn for few weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-04

MT. and Mrs. Ed Westbrooke and baby returned Thursday, after spending the holidays with Mrs. Wesebrook's home folks at PiHe Bluf.-Jonesboro Enterprise.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-04

Naas Burke witl lease .baz proper ty e. 9Ae year and faF in advance fer s8Eae. Ie wid ae 10 loae iHte9ss. IT. siz4 I9Q5iless WItb ms.
 Mm. 9Hske, IT Pine se.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-04

All Hr8pefEg holders pacing their property wisa sae Wifi set HF8m g5 9# 90 per eaHt better resalts lA Burke, Real Estate Agent, IF PIQe street
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Mr, and Mrs. r lgar Peterson and children and rs. Nesinllea ant asiss Laura returned Monday from week 5 vlsie te Pine Bluff relative 7es=-- 88aeab8ro AAterBfi4e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-04

4a 3saA.aas best HHfeen gg
  Biulf. She hagH mysfiIie8 every one ~ mid air, defk ine the l8s Exhibitions irem l F. m s8 S u. ns and from [ !. n. ta 10 p. 1a 8s 8 ain street ar
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Economy is the road to wealth. It will be money in your pocket by
 placing all your property in the hands of Wm. Burke. IT Pine st. b
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Mr. Jim seall, for a lotg time ae- countant for 5. aud E. Weftheimer. is now connected with NJ. Cans < Go. ln the same capacity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-04

Miss Roella Solma8n entertained the Mascot Euchre Club Wednesday agteruoon t'uil particulars in sun day $ GrapIif.-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-04

Begla fhe New Yeat by nl4eine your property in eAe hands af Wm. Burke, aa he ssaaraatees rents. No. IT i'Ine agreet b
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A fresh lot of whole wheat four and Rolstons' breakfast Iood just reeeiyed-knox X Smart.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-04

Tue Imperial Lodge Knights of pythias meets tonight. Severn members are to he initiated
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-04

Miss L. r. simmon. Of New York. ls visiting the family Of Nf. James Gould on East sixth avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-04

Only ene offender was areai ned ln the police court this Horalag. a# get his jus deserts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-04

Mesars. Lee Fox and 4. ?. Turney are business visitors down the Val ley road.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-04

Mr. Chester MeRae, D young. but well known travelling man of Cam. den, is in the city today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-04

Our goaas are fresh. Our prices are reaso9aaie. Cur deflfef8 sls QAich--hnpx < smart.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-04

Messrs B 5 Naddets oi Halona aHa 4 s EeRgofe, ef a1asHol sa. 9srS, Gfa aa 0gEaga at sile tQsoes toaas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-04

Fresh ribs, haekbones aud all pork sausages at Geo. B. MeCedney's 229 Vest 4th Avenue. m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-04

I0SH-A eIaa solitaire eiamoae eaf-fiag, Fsnaer will ba fsN Aroee Oy returning same ta tllts q1sfse #
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-04

Geo. !. Kennes makes 2 special " of dreasiIlg All kiuds 0f poultry on yerg short notice. 224 W 4t9 Ave.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-04

Mr. aad MTs. z. 4, Alexander, c .I8uesbaHo, afe nt the Hrulaeg.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-04

The narthbouud Iron Mountain train was again late Wednes day afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-04

Miss Hattie Franklin Is visiting relatives n Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-04

aT. TO. Wilson, of Little Rock, ts visitor iq the city today
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-04

Attorney Ben ) Altheimer is le. gal business visitor in the capital,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-04

Attorney II. <. C. Foster ls HOW OH the road t0 recovery. lie was | few days ago nronouaeed very ssek
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-04

Order 4onr New Years turkey and dressed : caIckeusIrom Knox o Smart
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Try q geek ef Our Pride four and you VIII ba psaased-knaX E smart.
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hlrs. Rs ii, atearRs is slowly i'm proving rom her recent severe ili- nnaR
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Stockholders aEeef8a

Notice $ hereby given that q meeting oE the st4tkholIefs of the B. speets Gasnpa in the City of Pine Bluff, A1ksua s aA He41~ day, January lst, 1900. between tAe hours 0f ll q, n. and ? n4., iol fsie pnfBq9e GI 8taef- ing four directors TO sarpe f6i 4Aa eass4 9ase year and to transact any 0thGr business el. HI may come before said meetings
 " ". BYRD, seezeBAng Pine Bluff, Ark Dae. 1A, 3Sga @
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Mir. E. B. Redictef has arrived in the city from Cairo, H., and is now the efficient cashier at 5Ae Iron Mountain depot.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-04

mrs.d T fHach ehtertains tht ChamiHade Masie tub this evening
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-04

M. SNaftz af anfg Marx ef this eity are Hei eioufning It Hot sfrlQeat
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nrs. NiEe Mitchell has returned iron | yislt to Little Rock.
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For Interior Finish
 and Mill Work

g Q FRANN J. NJRRAY. \ ea will fad the prices reasona- ble at all times. The quality of tAa lumber unsurpassed, and the variety and beauty Of the fine woods fer interior finish of a su- perfar character aIouldings. floarlngs, sash, doors, blinds and frames, in both hard and soft woods, well seasoned and cheap. We carry at all times.
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TI IlEaiiS.

Mr. l. A Chasuutt is enjoying q Hunt ag MalnHt Lake.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-04

W8HHEI1-Ril board walfe school girl Iz or IL years old free, ih nice faHiiy For particulars inquire at 385 Easr 9th avenue. s9
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-04

Mrs. Alex Melihs and daughter, who spent few days with reta' tiges hare, setarDed to their aeHl- puls home Wednesday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-04

Mir Ioha Rutherford is hniIaing very handsome and costly home on West S5xth avenue. 1t Is now near Ing completion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-04

 Mr. ill Yonng, | prosperous fa4s .n1er If F8fliu is 2 f'nsinesa yisfts'f ifi the eIfy today
 -HaN nnr RFintine7 Ha sn- lieif your New Year faee if
 Aaams- Wilson Printing ea
 
 Ths Juliet Letlgs ei
 eitr held ah ias Eai. last sveui8
 Fea whiskeg in fiae eitg viHit land and ask Ter Bs9es hill, l Leo or g. ". Paitaer'e. : Mr. 8 Ramsey, 3 leaaing naef- chant oi Foldyce, is in the eIty pres pectifs witch q view of investing in some Pine Bluff real esfate
 Mir Jamea W. Bunch and # 5fe 1nee Mise Mildred VanYalkeuHsrg), 8f l English. gre visiting relatives tn the city today.
 Mr Ioha Rutherford is hniiiiag q very handsome and costly home 9H West Sixth avenue. 1t is now near Ling completion.
 Ms. Alex Melihs and daughter, who spent 2 few days with reta. tiges here, returned to their aem- ] pHls home Wednesday.
 WAN EI1-Wia board wa5fe school girl Ia or 14 years old free, ih Hice family For particulars inquire as 505 Easl 9th avenue. 69
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 Mir. Fl B. Reaicter has arrived in the city from Cairo, H., and is now the efficient cashier a6 the Iron Mountain depot.
 Mf. Jim seall, for q lotg time ae- countant tor I aud E. Weftheimer. is now connected with M. Cans < l Go f44 4hp aa.sta oaf4aaif{-