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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-09
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Trains leave rom Penn2- Station
SCI a. III. Daiiy.. Local for Rarrisonhuig 1nd
Tor Charlotte and way stations
1l:15 J. H. Daily L $ Fast Mail Sleeping
cara to New Orleans. Columbia, Savannah, and
Jacksonville. uniting at Salisbury with sleeper fer
AsheEilIe, Chattanooga. and Memphis, and az
Danyile with sleeper for Birmingham and at
Charlotte. with sleeper for Augusta. Solid trai1
Washington - New orleans. Dining car service.
u:5T a Daily Local for Charlottesville
4-01 p m Week Days Local FOX Front Roy4I
Strasburg aid HaTTi>onbUEg.
$50 p m Daily. Local for Charlottesville.
6;35 D m Mondays Wednesdays. and Fridays
New YORK and Florida Limited Composite Cafe
and Smoking Gar. Dining Car. Compartment and
Drawing Room Sleeping Cars and Library and
Observation Cars New YORK and Washington 20
81 Augustine, and Pullman Drawing Room Sleep
ing Car New YOra and Washington 10 Aiken and
Augusta meeting at Columbia with Psrior
Car for Ch.r-czton aud AZ Wavcross with Parioe
Car for Townsville, Ca
s.55 D. n Daily y y & Fla Express Sleep
inS cars y Augusta with connections for Aiken
and Charleston, and 10 Savannah. Jacksonqille.
and Port Tampa Through coaches TO Jackson
vile and Atlanta Uniting AZ DsnyIilc with Pull
sleepers from Richmond and Norfolk for
Charlotte. Tourist sleeper Washington 10 Saa
Francisco Mondays, Tuesdays, and Fridays Eih-
io.5I p. m. EaiIv. Washington agd Chattanooga
Limited CFia Lyrchburgl- Sleeping cars + Roam
oEe. KroxyiIle. Chattanooga, Memphis. and New
orleans Through coach 10 Memphis Dining car
service
I0:45 p. n Daily Washington And Southwest.
Vile Chattanooga, and Nashville and 20 Atlanta.
Macon Birmingham, Memphis. M0utG, mery. Mo
bile ard Nex Orleans Dining CIR service,
Daily, except Saturdays and Sundays Sleep
ing car Washington TO Pineh,5rzt \ C.
Tuesdays Sunset Limited Annex sleeper Wash
lrctcn TO New Orleans connecting az New Or
leans with Sunset Limited Tor san Francisco
TRAINS on BLUENONT BRANCH
Leave Washington 0-UI IL ~ daily, i-s9 p n
week DAYS and 6-2j p m Sundays for BisIe-
mont 6-z5 D. m Saturdays and 4-S5 p H. week
Ilvs and lI.zJ p. H. Wednesdays and S1tur-
days only for LeesbUrs- e=2J p n week days "a
UerEdOn-
Through trains frem the South arrive WasHlaZ-
TON G.43 an. go am. 80 am daily. lc;t5
q m. Monday. Wednesday. and Friday. 2-t5 ma,
ma SO pm. daily From HarFisonbUrz IisSZ
! \ ~. week DAYS and $50 pm daily From Char
ottesyiIIe SIS am. and 9;40 pm. daily.
Tickets. sleeping car reservations ana other in
formation furnished and baggage called for an
checked from hotels and residences By UEiO
Transfer Co, on ogGers left at Tickes Office g
18th St. NV; 81 Peana- ave. Nm. and q
Psnra. Station.
Phone AN Cor P Z. 4. Cab Service
FRANK ) GANssON. Sd V P and Gen Mgr
| 5 H. HARDEfCE. General Pass'T Agent.
| l. 5. BROWN, General Agent
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DANCING-PFoF. CALDWELL'S private acad-
ernv, gI3 NV; class evenings. Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday; lessons given any hour daily
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Fou RENr-oFrrcE Eoosls.

FOR RENT-Rooms in building 9S2 Sd NV;
cheap rent Apply to Is. j. DANTE. HutchiEs
Building. 10th and SIS delS
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WANTED-By respectable coIored girl. place
nurse ciianbe-Inaid or cook 222 5th st. 50.
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" ANTED-Good chaIubermaid and waitress APP
ply at once Q4I ST NV eI
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WANTED-Hats made to order CT made over BY
frst-clasS iaitliner- 80 9Th - nv LaI
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~ANTED-By c0lOTed EOmdn. general houscW0rk,
% 90 Aone nglt. ~ IL Ride St NJ II
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FOUND.
FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-Threc well rented houses,
northwest and southeast. viii exchange for i'm
proved suburban or country property: prices
respectively $3.50. $500. and $500. GEO V.
LINKiNS $50 18th s.. NV mI-2W
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BIRDS, DOGS. ETC.

YOUNG PARROTS singing canarics, knocking
birds. dogs. cats rabbits. gold fish. etc.; cata
Iosue 1fe- SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. 1I2 18th II.
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MATTRESSES made oyer on yolr premises. 81 80;
drop postal J. J F'EENEN, 2IS It'll St nW
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NANTED-Bright half-growu girl for Light
hCusework Apply so J St nv. e..
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Apply at Office for Weekly Bulletin.
FOR SALE-NORTHWEST.

FOR RENT-HOUsEs.
FOR RENT-Brick No 2J02 G st. NV: FIVE
rooms. LOUIS P SHOEMAKER, go ST NV.
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| NV 81
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WASTED-At onces7 two white sgns and dance
girls. two men. one TO do JUmbiiug and dgu5ls.
snare drum; one 20 double brass and fake piano
OF or@aH address BOX $50, this Office nj
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Tickets. sleeping car reservations, ana other iu-
formation furnished and baggage called for an
checked from hotels and residences By UEiO
Transfer Co, on ogGers left at Hc6es Office g
18th St. NV; 81 Peana- Ave NM. and 4
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WANTED-HOUS
WANFEb-Suhs.r5aH home G 20 5 rooms al
IaodcIu improvements; sl5 10 50 MONTH v-itH
stsslc preferred. Box 80, this Office. es-s
WAATED-li0use, ne preferred; must 5c = bar
gain; S2,9J9 limit. Addrcs5 Box Us tits Once
e5-7
MANUFACTURERS AND VEHICLES.
WANTED-Celtle horse. Il b ST, MS. n9-3
wANrED-A horse Tor delivery wagon 2sf2 Il
81 nv e--3
I WANT ''Aea-birieG' gre mare. Young and
sound, CHUNKY bdiid, not over HIrdiuu size 20
work double single ia wagon. mist be chap
and reliable; describe animal; state lowest price
aEd where 10 bc seen; i E0nd bargain. might
take : pair I'D plugs or plug dealers. address
BON J.d this office. meg
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Observation-Disclosures.

-MIsCELLASEoUs.
wANTED-To buy old feather beds. E MARKS.
. Myrtle 81 e9-5
WANTED-Foz terrier puppy. male; state price
and age. i52 18th ST NV mss
WANTED-Large ice box. at once: suitable for
grocery business; must be cheap. :o3 ) st. NV
meg
WANTED-Four narbIe-top ice cream tables
3zI6 18th St. Mount Pleasant m9-S
WANTED Horizontal engine, 10 to 90 horse
power Address LACEY CREAMERY Co. 631
y !. ave NV m9-3
WANTED-To buy gentle well-trainei goat:
also wagon and harness J. L Sherwood, Riggs
Market. eS-3
CIT RATEs-Good printing; all kinds; so fine
business cards. 81. HAYS. SO l st. mss
WANTED Medium sized secondhand groccr-s
meat box ) T HEARE, Sth and L SITS nv
mT-3
WANTED Secondhand smith-Premier type
writer. in good repair; must be = bargain J.
r N. 1928 18th st. NV ms
WANTED-At SINCLAIR'S. 653 Louisiana ave.
furniture showcases. stocks OF groceries for
cash; storage, 81 per load m1-3
wANTED-A cuckoo clock. state price and con-
dition address BOX 5l3. this Office. mI-S
WANTED-To purchase. 4 horse. Apply 1757
Pa. ave. MS
WANTED Furniture of all kind; also store fix
cures; stoves. show cases FRIES & HOPWooD,
Ssh and NV. m7-3
v ANTED-Highest cash prices paid for ladies'
aud gents cast-of clothing: drop postal, III call
+ TARSHES. 1893 9Th St NV. m4-1mo
wANTED-Highest cash price paid for ladies,
and gents cast-of clothing; drop postal, I'll
call s kEBEsRY, 1895 9TH st. NV m2-S0
WANTED-OId gold silver watches. diamonds,
etc; pawn tickets bought LOUIS ABRAHAMS,
removed 70 - gLh St NJ: In25
For sALE-HORsEs AND VEHICLES.
FOR SALE-Fiye country horses: three nice dri7-
erS; also one top grocery wagon and heavy no
top wagon Addrc7- 1919 1st St nv SO
WILL EXCHANGE surrey, trap, or buggy for
horse $50 y. J. ave m9-S
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY for securing work
horses or speedy drivers also beautiful. stylish
Flding and driving cob very cheap &52 y j
ave. NV mss
FOR SALE-TI,rec or four good draft horses. for
want OF use. CHAS. WERNER. Ist ST. and y y
ave ne nj
FOR SALE-Cheau. several secondhand hughes
es-3
- - --
fVH SAi-E-OheaP; one Cog cart and sci light
harness II GOOD CONDITION. apply 5l5 d St sw-
EE'-"
FOR SALE-Three good work horses: two good
--- -'ti'' - ~ 7- 'e y - 3 I.-2-2
FOR SALE-SurreV. in good order: also large
gentle mare. 125 East Capitol 81. es-3
{; = nv e'''lp - -
FOR SAiE-iluckssers wagon. horse. and har-
ness 80 / 81 Sc mss
-. - -, ~ ~ -
'1E-Ai D-Ni''-hif9 20 Ds P'9i--'e's sou t"FHtS
i9H AG.seS' etsII EaTe2, oeeh used IN and
-'Sul Guy ze-siDle loi any D,-@ihe7s or would
EAg sA , I'm % I1i,'is EoIs9; Two sool
Irl'ihS mares 10 mares "a 12ai; also one tiaps
no Ie17oL-~oie Olle1 4ci1S1i- Il ~ ST. NV
L-1-o
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR RENT OR sALE-In and about HyattsEille.
several beautiful homes with lots, and small
Vile ms
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v ANIEb- fnishers on fine custom pants
Apply at once. $50 G St. third floor e3-S
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PASTJ RE.
HORSES AND VEHICLES

WANTED Horses to pasture for mlaUr,, IN Viz
GINA; free. Box So. tbs Office. cs-5
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WANrED-Agents are making $ to SO per day:
latest thing: sells at sight; hurry up or you
will get Lett; only experienced hUstlers engaged.
rs Pa. ave. Nv. III
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Square Piano. Sl5s

See the line of square pianos We are closing
at reduced prices and the easiest OF easy terms
Splendid opportunities TO give the children
musical edUcar ion at small cost
nj =. c. SMITH. 1925 Pa Ave
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR -Thirtv-avc acres, comfortable seven
room dwelling, barn and poultry house, beautiful
lawn. abundance Of freJIt; we'll and spring water;
within easy reach Of city ny steam; price, S2.5t3;
~ouId exchange for CRY property. Box 1J1 this
Office cg-3
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u ANTED-FIat; three rooms and bath. Genital
location; fer three gentlemen: state price With
particulars. Address BOX coo. this Office. H9-5
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FOR RENr-sUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.
FOR RENT-QH Grant Road IN TenleytoWn seven
room house; hail, cellar, porches, well large lot
stable; near Chevy Chase and TenlevtOwn cars;
50 month. Address ANDREW PAYNE. Tenley-
wa, D. G. 90
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-o- go am. G-52 am. 20 am daily. lo;t5
= m. Monday. Wednesday. and Friday. 2>t5 p M,
,nI SO pm daily From HargisonbUrE Ii.S7
\ ~. week DAYS and g:fe p IN daily From Char
IottesyilIe SIS am. and $40 pm. daily.
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SITUATIONS vvAxTED-FEMALE.

NANTED-By colored woman. washing TO do ut
Rome rs La ave nm eI
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MANTED-By tWO girls. one to do washing and
ironing at home: other as chamber work az Of
fees and fats 1876 . ST nv 81
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TRAINS on BLUENONT BRANCH

Leave Washington g-JI a. ~. daily, 4-s9 p. m
wee, DAYS and 6-2j p. IN. Sundays for BisIe-
mont 6.25 p. m. Saturdays anG 4-35 p H. week
I4ys and lI,ZJ p. IT. Wednesdays and Satur-
days only for LeesbCrs- e=25 p n week days "a
UGrECOn-
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wANTED-Nurse. Apply to 81 9th st. NV.
eos
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WANTED-A white girl for general houscwork to
stay nights 1891 18th St NV MI
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y ANTEp-WEite girl As cook for family OF two
and assist III store. BIG 18th st. nv. mss
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NANTED-General hoUseworkers, women 10 cook
and laundry. cook to leave city on 18th; family
of three Enquire 1852 Sth St NV eI
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MISCELLANEOUS.


WILL make wash dresses from 3 up tins week
only: all work first class, stuffed dresses 4 Spe-
cialty MRS. WILSON, ls39 : 81. NV eG-3
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LOST.

LOST-Smday brooch OF hriIliants: i,awknot and
pendant. Liberal reward Il returned 80 1910 Con-
necticur ave. eg-3
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wANTED-BICYCLES.
wANTEp-FLAFs.

WANTED Secondhand bicycle; must be clea
state price. Address BOX COZ. this Office. n--a
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-10-25

but herr he would only sheer. she
need not throw herself upon his gem
erosIty; be had none lie was hard
as flint He would keep his word IN
spite Of all she could say or do. Day
light would find her here n she did
not promise Could she promise
for their sakes? But would II be best
for them in the end? That question
saved Matte. She saw SO clearly that
the wife Of Peter Small would have
little power 10 administer 20 others.
you can stay here till doomsday.
Peter, but you'll never get me 70 say
TN marry you. That idea Is gone,
once and for all I've changed my
opinion Of you this night as las
never thought to-" Her words ended
in a sob.
Peters anger rose. He began to
threaten and to bully her, thinking
probably that her tears betokened
weakness that demanded such treat
ment. But he was struck dumb of
sudden by the sound Of approaching
oars.
Alloy, there" Matte cried out, her
voice full Of joyful relief
II sufiices TO tell that / rescued Mat
tie by cutting the eobble adrift from
her moorings when the surly fellow
at the bow still refused to haul up
the anchor, for / am merely the chron-
icler of a page in Mattie's life which
proves her to have a heart as brave.
generous and faithful as that of any
heroine of fiction.
A number Of years later Matte
stood in the old-fashioned garden.
Two young girls were chasing each
other round the flower beds Mattie's
eyes were unusually dreamy Coming
up behind her unobserved, l SAID:
Il can tell what you are thinking
Of"
dare say. The dear old ladies.
l miss them sometimes even now. You
see, since the babies grew up there
are none Of you quite helpless
enough" she replied with a whimsical
smile
"I'll soon be an old decrepit man,
I remarked cheerfully.
She looked a loving reproach.
Priscilla! Miriam" she called t.
the youngsters, come to dinner
Father is home."-New York Times.
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LITTLE FOR cALKsRs TO DO.

Trade Disappearing Along with Wooden
Vessels.
The modern age of steel and steam
has made many trades hardly worth
following, but none more completely
so than that of the ship calker OF
course, there is still some demand for
him up on the Maine coast, where the
big wooden schooners come from, but
even there wages are low, and few ap-
prentices are learning the trade.
There is not much work for ship calk-
ers TO do around New York. Over at
the Erie basin and at the other re-
pair yards a few get work, but the
opportunities are becoming less every
year.
There are a few pavements in the
city which occasionally need the at
tention of calker. and one was found
at work on dry day last week.
He was down on his knees, with his
mallet in hand, driving yellow oakum
into the cracks in the sidewalk He
was not even followed by the usual
helper with tar pot, but did all the
work himself.
There is not much for us to do any
more" he said sorrowfully. "The days
of the wooden ship are past for good
and there is only a remnant left of
what was once as fine a trade as any
in the world. One could take an in
terest in the work when he was driv-
ing the yellow stuff into the plank
seams of some ship or schooner on
the ways, with half hundred fellow
workman swarming around, and a
good trade union at his back to keep
UP wages.
'You see what I've come to. Plug
ging cracks in sidewalks" He said
it with disgust.
you see, there are vaults under
this sidewalk, and the cracks must
be kept tight Even this kind Of
work won't last much longer. They're
building sidewalks now that dom
leak, and the poor old calker is Oh
his last legs. New York Tribune.
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A New Kind Of Glass.

A glass which may be considered as
new, although known for some years
past, is that known as "opaline" This
glass, of a milk white or greenish hue,
has come into use of late for tile
work, and it may in a great many
cases replace ordinary tiles at a less
cost. The underground stations of the
Paris Metropolitan are entirely lined
with these "opaline" tiles, which pro
duce an agreeable effect The St.
Gobain glass works had an important
exhibit of opaline glass at the exposi-
ton. The author mentions also the
perforated glass; which facilitates the
ventilation of dwellings,, and thus rem
ders great service from a hygienic
point of view. Plates of glass for
buildings, roofs, etc, are now being
made of very large size, up to Is and
is feet in length, and glass tubes are
made as large as 20 inches in diam
meter.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-10-25
Natural Clay Images.

Many beautiful and really wonderful
concretions are found in the clay beds
of the Connecticut valley. A recent
ly published description Of them says
that they appear in four principal
types-disc-shaped, cylindrical, gra5e
clusters and limitations Of ami Anal
forms. The latter are the most std fix
ing. the forms initiated being Those
of fishes, elephants, birds, anteaters,
dogs, babies feet and so forth Eafh
bed has a form peculiar to itself
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-10-25

According to a New York news
paper, which processes to have made
a diligent and thorough inquiry, there
are 1928 milionaires in the United
States.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-10-25
A Hnir. Raislnr Eplsods.

ASLEEP on the switch" mused
girl who had forgotten to put her 4
on the mantel before retiring.-N
York Commercial Advertiser.
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SalUtinE With the Hat.

Before the invention of wigs the hat was rarely removed except to salute others, especially royal personages. It was worn at table when ladies or per sons of rank were present. Except when saluting royalty it was the GUS tom merely to raise the hand to the hat somewhat after the manner of a mili- tary salute. When it became the mode to wear profuSion of false hair, the hat was less needed as a protection for the head and was carried under the arm.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-04
Daily Graphic,
IOGAL AND OTHERWISE.

The most of the best for the least Walker Drug Go.
 Kew dill pickles just received. Strauss & Miller.
 A little house that does a big bus iness-Wallzer Drug Go.
 -Wanted-.t boy with pony to de liver the Daily Graphic, Apply at cnce.
 Fresh buckwheat, barley, split peas and snowflake homin- at Strauss X Millers.
 Sweet and sour pickles, kraut, mackerel and codfish just received, Strauss & Miller.
 Miss Lizzie Grace has accepted a position as teacher in the public schools of TeXarkana.
 Just received fresh Ralston rolled oats, pancake flour, breakfast food and grits. Strauss & Miller.
 Paint furnished and your roof put in good fix for BOG per square, Gib- son. 115 Second avenue.
 Liver, garlic and pork sausage, nead cheese, minced ham and all Kinds of lunch goods at Joe c. Meyer X Co.'S market.
 When your roof leaks or needs repainting, have w. E. Gibson to fe- pair and repaint them. Prices reason able Shop 115 East Second avenue.
 Capt J. R. LeBosquet, conductor Cn the Altheimer branch train, is III the Indian Territory on business. Mr. Tom Williams has charge of the train during his absence.
 Saddles from $250 to S25. Old ness from s7 to $75 in stock. made to order and repaired, at Kellers, 210 West Second avenue.
 If you have prescriptions to be filled let us know and we will send for them and guarantee you accuracy purity and promptness in delivery always. at Baileys drug store.
 -. marriage license was issued this morning to MT. Thomas Hopkins of Tillar and Miss Minnie Hefer of Star City. They are both prominent young people and well known in this county.
 John Baldwin was committed to jail Thursday. He was tried before Esquire McPhail of Riehland township and held over to the grand jury on the charge of burglary.
 vicinity were present
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-04
\ Tart Retort.

The infant of q household was in it's craGle. The head of the house was at home, peevish and fault finding. At length he became uncomfortable. You have done nothing but make mistakes tonight" he growlod.
 Acs. she answered meekly; "I he. gan by putting the wrong baby to bed. y Chicago Journal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-04
Why HouseAeepers Lose Appetite.

Why HOusekeepers Lose Appetite.
 The woman wio orders a dinner has eaten it before it reaches the table If she cooks it, too, then she has eaten 1t twice. Is it any wonder she has no ap- petite for a third course of it?-Har- per's BaZar
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-04

Siiken raiment has standing among the oldest garments in the world. Robes of that material were worn by men and women alike 2,500 years be- fore tie birth of Christ.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-04
Night School! Niahs School!

On September 30, 1901, new classes will be organized in al departments. Open to both sexes James Practica. Business College. 3t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-04

The J. NJ. Bailey stock of drugs was not sold, as has been reported. put instead new manager has been installed and is now engaged in go. Ing over the stock asserting and ada. Ing to 1t. They expect from now on to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-04
Jolly Old Uncle Josh

A booster for the merchants will be solicited Saturday.
 E. P. Greer, Solicitor
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-04
COTTON MOVEMENT.
Weekly Statement by Secretary Rus
 sell Of Commercial League.

The following is statement of the September l. compared with 1900 ana
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-04
CREAM.

Strictly first-class cream. any ouan- jity IDEAL DAIRY
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-04
WEDDING OF REV. o. J. WADE AND MISS CLARA DALE, LITTLE ROCK. Groom Formerly Resided in Pine Bluff and Taught Mathematics in
 High School.
BIDDING

Last evening at S:30 o'clock Key. o. J. Wade, pastor of the Fl Dorado Baptist church, and Miss Clara Davies of this place, were married at the Methodist church, Rev. Charles Dan- iel of Pine Bluff officiating. The church was tastefully decorated with ferns. vines and flowers. Miss Al vern Watson played the wedding march, just before which Miss Alice Couch sang solo. The attendants were MT A. T. Monroe and Miss Mabel Dixon, Mr. Robt Puryer and Miss Julia Goode, MT J. E. Hawkins and Miss Jennie Monroe, MT. Dave Goode and Miss Louella Formby, Dr. J. B. Wharton and Miss Fannie Brew CT. After the ceremony was per formed a large number of friends were invited to a reception at the home Of the bride, where a hearty congratula- tion was extended to the newly mar ried couple. There were many beau tiful presents. designs in cut-glass and silver being prevalent The groom was pastor of the Baptist church here for three years The bride is one of Magnolia $ most cultured young ladies' They both have many friends to wish them we'll
 Rev. Wade q one time resided in Pine Bluff and was teacher of mathe- matics in the high school. He is an excellent gentleman and a polished scholar He made many friends dur ing his residence in this city
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-04
Jolly Old Uncle Josh.

booster for the merchants will be solicited Saturday.
 E, P Greer. Solicitor