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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-01-11
WILD HOGS.
Chicago and Kansas City Packers to In.
WIDE tho Arizonn Pin, mn. G rs

Chicago and Kansas City Packers to In.
vade the Arizona PIa ,ns. II
For nearly twenty-five years wild
hogs have been found in southern Ari-
Fzona and their number is increasing
constantly. There is a difference az
opinion as to the origin Of these AMI.
mails. One theory is that some twenty
years ago a man sought to establish n
colony at the head Ct the gulf of Calf
fornia and among one OF the industries
OF the colony was pig raising. The
colony failed, however, and the stock
Of pigs was turnel loose, and in tho
course Of time they grew and spread
over the river bottom. On the con.
trary, the Indians out there say that
the wild hog has been there as far
back as their traditions reach. These
animals grow very large, feeding on
root peculiar to the valley Of the
Colorado river. AS rule they go in
droves and the hunting OF them is at
tended with much danger, as they are
incredibly swift, with a speed Of the
fastest horse. They are very power
full, although they are long, with lean
limb and heavy, muscular joints, re-
sembling the ''razon backs Of the
south. Representatives Of meat pack
ers in Kansas City and Chicago have
been in southwestern Arizona in the
last two weeks investigating the advis-
ability Of establishing there large
packing house at the head of the Gulf
of Mexico, where wild pork will be pre-
pared for the market. It is believed
that the supply will be large enough to
keep a large plant in constant opera
ton for several years. at the same time
Kidding the countr, Of pest and max
ing room for the establishment OF a
big industry in the raising. Of the do
nestle hog in a locality peculiarly
adapted for that purpose. While hog
meat is Of peculiarly fine flavor, that
Of the younger pig being considered
superior to the pork Of the domestic
article. Chicago Chronicle. 55
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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-01-11

DlChs DIE CftlED.
threat about an heir of his own into
actual fact" Dick replied. "But then
you won't like me any the less for that,
I hope"
"Oh, no, I was not thinking of
chat" she said. Il was only thinking
how wonderful it was that you should
want to marry me. But, Dick, what
will your uncle say when he finds out
about it?"
HE will cut of my allowance
promptly" Dick answered.
ooh, Dick!" she said.
well, now, my darling, that is what
I want to talk to you about. You see,
nobody about here, not even Lady
Jane, knows me except as Harris, reg
lment vague. And if the old savage
dnds out that I am married he will
make 1t a necessity for me. to go to
India, which don't want to do il /
can help 1t. But 1t you would consent
70 marry me privately under the.
name Of Richard Harris. we should be:
perfectly safe, so long as you were not
known by any OF the people in the.
regiment that is, il you lived mile
or two away, or in. the next town.
It would be quite lsgal?,' said Doro-
thy, In a trembling voice.
''..M would be perfectly legal, z he an,
swered, ..Oh, my dear!' he burst out,
do you think I would he such yil-
aain as to- make a suggestion which
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-01-11
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CHAPIER X

ND so it was set
tied. When Dick
had gone again.:
Dorothy rang the
bell for Barbara.
Come in here Bar
bara," she said, II.
have something to
tell you. Listen
sit down, Barbara.
and promise me
that. what Is&tell1
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-01-11
CHAPTER XI.

/ IS DIMSDALE
was l!s'!. laid lsl!d away in
GraVeleigh church.
yard three days la
t e +. Everyone,
high, low. rich and
poor for several
miles around the
Hall, came to pay
the last token of
affection and re-
crant %r,as how
New-York tribune., 1901-03-05
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

chicego' March CSpeclaD.-wheat prices lost
Nc speculation was fat Large receipts were
le important bear circumstance a rush especially
- r>aHsas CITY. That point had a67 900 bushels
eea'ilst lV- 900 bushels year ago. But arrivals
were liberal everywhere-677 cars in the North
west, against 787 a year ago: 1O1seDO bushels
esSihst $4,000 bushels. The Weather Bureau pre-
u'o'eo cold wave and hard freezing tomorrow
mhere 1here has been thawing for week or more
-i'a' hao something 10 do in limiting the decline
-'e'pool was ia higher; clearances 500 900 bush
es The visible decreased 3o2 O00 bushels al
1Housn there was large increase at Buffalo, re-
se-Hg from private house being made public.
mere was a small increase on passage and an in
uesse OF SSS.G9D bushels in the English visible
mere was some cash business. about 10000 bushels
Ie4e ana 2Z5.99o bushels Kansas City New
Iork PUT the export business at eleven loads May
75sc q
me Philips party worked indefatigably TO main
am corn prices. yet the close was nc under
saturday. May sold at llc and at 4l&c and
eosea al Eisc. There were large receipts gener-
any ana very poor shipping demand There
vert NJ cars here. with 6l5 for Tomorrow primary
receipts were ahead OF last years. There was an
increase In the visible OF 10000 bushels and an
increase in local stocks Of $1,000 bushels There
s small decrease on passage. Liverpool was
Ds'ely steady; clearances, $4,000 bushels Ship
p'hs sales here only 5000 bushels. II the cold
"0'e Is realized IL should increase the country
movement some
oats were steady because corn was. the fuctua-
10hs within &c May closed at 25iLc. Elevator
P.Ssse reported increase in the Western
e'angs There was moderate shipping bust
He's IN car lots, there IS each day. There
"sfe sls cars here with 3ss estimated for to-mor-
iO~' Clearances were 5000 bushels. The visible
ieAsed 1900 bushels: local stocks, 1895 900 bush
ss Increased 5000 bushels II looks as IL the
.4ss bulls had begun TO change over TO July TAX
'.s tne latter at szc under May
..axseeo was easy. on about DC. May closed at
WY DID OH IS weak at 5sc. There were 81
Sofs OF seed here, against IS last year.
ioVisions were kept steady by the hogs. which
&c higher. Pork. lard and ribs closed at 2szc
70 &c over Saturday The speculative interest was
The cash demand good: stocks light.
worlds is-d stock. lsl 900 tierces increased for
' month a.ia tierces. A year ago the worlds
stock was 2H,go tierces
New-York tribune., 1901-03-05
financial

HOLDERS OF CERTIFICATES OF THE
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ISSUED ON DEPOSIT OF THE FIRST MORT
GAGE SO GOLD BONDS OF THE OHIO
SOUTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY UNDER THE:
PROTECTIVE AGREEMENT, HEARING DATE
JUNE 21ST. 1896 hereb, notified that offer has
purchase railroad property acquired by
the Committee the and benefit Of the holders
OF certificates Committee has constd-
cred approved OF the same has entered into
sell the subject the approval OF tha
certificate holders. provided said agreement.
YOU ARE THEREFORE REQUESTED to attend
meeting Of holders OF certificates be held
day March. o'clock the after
office Of THE AUDIT COMPANY OF NEW
YORK, Number 43 Cedar Street Borough OF Manhattan.
City OF New consider matters order that
proper action may be taken thereon
Holders OF Certificates requested present this
the meeting attest their ownership by az
hdavit setting the and the number OF this
owned or represented by then.-Dated New
York. February 20 1901
WILLIAM A READ. Chairman.
SIMON BORG.
THOMAS Denny,
HENRY SANFORD.
EDWIN y. HOOLEY.
Committee,
New-York tribune., 1901-03-05
Federal Steel Co.
New York. March ?. 1901

New =
Dear Sir: - - -
The undersigned shareholders of the FEDERAL STEEL
COMPANY have carefully considered the circular notice
Nfcssrs 7 Morgan & Co. dated March :, 1901
wherein Messrs J. Morgan & Co. acting IN oehait OF
n syndcate in OF the underslghsd are IN
GUIDED offer the shareholders OF the F6aE.RAL- DEL -,
STTTFI, COMPANY of certain other companies 10
asa -, he delivered 10 them payment and exchange
for their shares the preferred and common stocks OF he
iTnitad s,at~ Steel Corporation the terms ana con
dons stated in such circular notice and have decided 10
United states steer Corporato
We believe that the contamination OF the proposed ar
decreased expenses, In lower ana
& rabls COS, Of msnufacure without advance Of
prices OF products In larger net earnings
PpiI 4PptIIcdrnie. r1i.on 10 u'N' Samuel Spencer.
~ ~ ~ "a pners Robert Bacon,
n n. INoes c. c. Cuyler,
Marshall Field. ~ tarias III STacy,asgb
D. O.. Mills, Trnae ~ ,e S1' oe"'
y. B. Ream. 80,
Nathaniel Thayer. r. n "a'''
Samuel Mather. - e.oo, r,-Afarraa ana cor,r,o,
,anis he deposited with THE COLONIAL TRUST COM
shoHIW p 80 BOO BROADWAY NEW YORK, or the OLD
raTS rraTG,,y ~ TPTTsT COMPANY BOSTON. MASS.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-05
American Steel Hoop Co.
New York. March 2. 1901.

New York, March 2 1901
Dear Sir:
The undersigned shareholders OF the AMERICAN
STEEL HOOP COMPANY have carefully considered -.
circular notice OF Messrs j. P Morgan q "a 49,.
March 2 1901. wherein Messrs j. P. Morgan & Co
behalf Of syndicate including the undersigned
offer the shareholders OF the AMERICAN STEEr.
HOOP COMPANY and Of certain other companies N
be delivered to them. payment and exchange
for their shares the preferred and stocks OF
the United Steel Corporation upon the terms
conditions such circular notice and have 5sc5
accept OF the United States Steel
We believe that the consumnlation the proposed
Will result In decreased expenses in lower
and stable OF manufacture, and without al
prices of manufactured products in larger NET
earnings applicable 10 dividends.
AS important that transaction should
be completed without delay you will please deposit your
stock promptly with the NEW YORK SECURITY
AND TRUST COMPANY. NO "A WALL. STREET NEW
YORK who will their transferable receipts therefor
WM. H. & J. II. MOORE.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-05
National Steel Co.
New York, March 2. 1901

Sir: -
Th. undersigned shareholders of the NATIONAL
crEr COMPANY have carefully considered the circular
notice Of Messrs. j. 7. Morgan Co. dated March 2,
ton1 Messrs J. p. Morgan & Co. acting in be-
half OF syndicate including the undersigned offer to
The sharehoiders the NATIONAL STEEL COMPANY
and other companies 10 cause to be delivered 10
exchange for their shares, the
ferred and stocks Of the United States Steel Cor
poraon the terms and conditions stated in such
decided shares Of
the United States Steel Corporation.
rangement will result in decreased expenses In lower and
Of manufacture. without advance of
prices products in larger net earnings
applicable to dividends.
AS important that the transaction should be
completed delay you will please deposit
stock promptly with the CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY.
No 54 WALL STREET NEW YORK. who will issue
'Ne" VIM H. & j. H. MOORE.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-05
American Sheet Steel Co
New York. March 2. 1901

New York. March ?. 1901
Dear Sir:
The undersigned shareholders OF the AMERICAN
SHEET STEEL COMPANY have carefully considered
the circular notice Of Messr, p Morgan Co. dated
March 2. 1901. wherein Messrs ]. P. Morgan & Co
acting in behalf Of syndicate. including the under
signed. offer to the shareholders OF the AMERICAN
SHEET STEEL COMPANY and OF certain other COM
panies be delivered them. payment ana
exchange for their shares. the preferred common
OF the United States Steel Corporation upon the
and conditions stated in such circular notice
decided the shares of the States
Steel Corporation
We believe that the consummation OF the proposed
will result in decreased expenses lower
and more stable cost OF manufacture. and without ad-
Of prices Of manufactured products larger
earnings applicable TO dividends.
IL important that the transaction should
be completed without delay PLEASE deposit your
stock promptly with THE FARMERS LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY, No. % WILLIAM STREET. NEW
who will issue their transferable receipts therefor
WM. H. J. II. MOORE.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-05
American Steel & Wire CO.
New York. March 2. 1901


Dear Sir.
undersigned shareholders Of the AMERICAN
sTEEI. & WIRE COMPANY have carefully considered
the circular notice Messrs J. p Morgan Co. dated
March 1901 Messrs. j. P. Morgan CO., act
ing In behalf Of syndicate in which some OF the under
included, offer 10 the shareholders OF the
AMERICAN STEEL & WIRE COMPANY and OF certain
companies be delivered TO them, in
payment exchange their shares. the preferred
and of United States Steel Corpora
on upon and conditions stated in such cir
notice and decided 10 accept the shares OF
the United States Steel Corporation
We believe that the contamination or the proposed
arrangement in decreased expenses In lower
and more stable of manufacture and without ad-
products. In larger net
earnings applicable 10 dividends
]. w. Gates. p A. b Widener
VIM. Edenborn. h G Pierce,
Alfred Clifford. John Lambert.
VIM. p. Palmer. Ihoe. r Ryan.
James Hopkine Randall Morgan,
/. D Ward John A. Drake
Thos. Dolan y H. Chlsholn
Chas Douglass ]. J; Mitchell
NJ Drake.
American & PREFERRED Stock
should be deposited with the STANDARD Trust CON
PANY. No. 40 WALL STREET, NEW YORK The
COMMON Stock should be deposited with the GUAR.
ANTY TRUST COMPANY. SO CEDAR STREET. NEW
YORK.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-05

We believe that consummation OF the proposed
rangenlent decreased expenses. in lower
and stable OF manufacture and without ad-
prices OF manufaetured products In larger net
earnings applicable TO dividends. .
Stockholders desiring TO accept OF the shares OF the
present deposit their Certificates with the
Morton Trust Compeny. New York. or Messrs kldder
Peabody 6 Company. OF Boston
f. c. Converse. John Don
F. ]. Hearne. William s Eaton.
Francis l. Potts, John Eaton,
William H Latshaw, William ?. Hamilton,
Joshua Rhodes. j. r. De Lamar
Luke, William b Rhodes.
A. S. Natheson. William B. Schiller.
Robert Bacon, Charles Steele
VIM. Nelson Cromwell +. X Tobey.
John d. Culbertson. J. N. Vance
Daniel O'Day.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-05
NEW YORK. March I'd. 19Ol
To the Stockholders Of the
National Tube Corporation:

the request of representatives than Ons
Million Five Hundred Thousand Dollars of the common
stock National Tube Cooperation. invite all
holders stock object o proposed OF
this Corporation and accumulated into the
poratOn known the United Steel Company "a
send their addresses and the OF stock
which they represent. the undersigned
The OF this a ror
the stockholders Of
The Report OF June accumulation
upward Millions surplus pronts in addition
the dividend the preferred and
aside for dividends the stock Since that
time additional accUmuiatiOns reported This
surplus property belongs TO the stockholders.
WHITE < BLACKWELL
A. Broadway Borough Manhattan. City OF New York
New-York tribune., 1901-03-05
American Tin Plate CO,
New York. March 2. 1901.

New 4ork. MATCH z, Is0l
Dear Sir:
The undersigned shareholders OF the AMERICAN TIN
PLATE COMPANY have carefully considered the circular
notice of Messrs. J. p. Morgan & Co. dated March 2
1901 wherein Messrs. ]. P. Morgan q Co. acting In
ehalf OF syndicate, including the undersigned ofer 70
Ihe shareholders of the AMERICAN TN PLATE COM
PANH and OF certain other companies 70 cause to be
delivered than. payment and exchange for their
snares the preferred and stocks OF the United
states Steel Corporation. the and conditions
stated In such circular decided
tho shares OF the United States Steel Corporation
New-York tribune., 1901-03-05
National Tube Co.
New York. March ., 1901.

New York. MaTch 2, IdUI
Dear Sir
The undersigned shareholders of the National Tube
Company carefully considered the CIRCULAR
NOTICE OF Messrs. j. P. Morgan Co. dated March I'd
1901 wherein Messrs ] P. Morgan & Co. acting In be-
half a syndicate OF the undersigned
offer shareholders Of the National Tube
OF other Companies TO be
delivered them. payment and exchange their
shares stocks ot the United
states Steel Cooperation upon the terms and conditions
stated such CIRCULAR NOTICE, and have decided to
the OF the United States Steel Corporation
New-York tribune., 1901-03-05

We oeievs that the contamination Of
arrangerent VIII result in decreased expenses IN fowa-
ana more stable cost OF manufacture. and without s5-
vance OF prices or manufactured products in laresr
earnings applicable dividends ''' 'aiseI net
As IL is most important that the trarsac,to, ...,, ,
coHpieted without delay, Will please deposit vo1r
Stock 1o promptly with THE MERCANTILE TRUST COM
fA-NA NO l2u BROADWAY. NEW YORK who VIII
Issue their transferable receipts therefor viii
WM- II. J.. H MOORE
New-York tribune., 1901-03-05

A DvERTIsEMENTs and suhssriptions for ghe Irisnns
"A a their Uptown ONCE. NO. l292 Broadway
"a door north 3ist-st until o'clock advertise
the following branch oces at regular
O'Clock p. VIZ; % etn-asei O.
cor 23d-st lS2 6h-aye l2th-st.; Macys have
New-York tribune., 1901-03-05

owing NepOSi tdI4tS ANSfNNN '~''
Federal Steel Preferred Stock
Common Stock
National Tube Preferred stock
Common Stock
American Steel & Wire Preferred StocF
% Common Stock
National Steel Preferred Stock
- Common Stock
American Tin Plate Preferred Stock
90 Common Stock
American Sheet Steel Preferred Stock
American Steel Hoop Preferred Stock
&" ." Common Stock
New-York tribune., 1901-03-05
a nrtion Gales-GlnanrinI.

LOUIS HEsIER, Auctioneer.
REGULAR AU~-roN SALE OF
STOCKS AND cONDS
BY ADRIAN \. MULLER & SON,
WEDNESDAY. March 8, 1901,
at 1890 O'clock the New York ReaiEstate salesroona.
BY ORDER HSf ri oF FFqsSTay; s%EGuroRs.
90 shs s B6Sdq6s o%6 4sen GFssanES T.F T1st Go Co.
EaI'sd MPf ss sss M'5s S,x isso
coupons Saa on dfsropoiisan Metre Si Trust csFtt Of
Prefd. cietropolitan Trust Co certf Of Dsgosit.
poitsn Trust CO. certf Of beposi0. together with
% @ on @ spf ne pa e Stock e5 hs ana 6onds sd
certificates under the terms Of the riga
The holder to seo27 Of bonds Of ths new coTPors,,
the said company. and s4.25e of the common
by BY ORDER OF ADMINISTRATOR.
j share ,-F; Bank ., Of AIneriSs; m erdca,r.rc.
3 shs Hanover Satl BANK
10 shs. Continental Insurance Co.
p shs Baltimore Ohio R. R. Pfd .,
$1,000 Peekskll, n y Cd Water err Bd d, 1900 'sos
a'os Pssss s. a Re IS m Bd nd lS Grant Bd.
ETis Prior Lien so24g,oG p pdf R esH Ms. p
$1,000 A5ch ,gs{ g9P Santa Fe R. R p G 0eni 'Ss
$1,000 y 7 Central R R. 4P Deb MIsa Ba 5'S 6 Bd.
sSS ESi Esi Ss#As.Py 9a9 R Htf: VII: fa ass '
900 Pfv9 T cSi1 p sfs s Isis 6Sis R R Mtse,
soSS @ oF MH6S HSs II aAF R'5 lSse
$4,000 Union DebentuFe Co p C. 1o-ye'F ''''
5 shs, Niianssasa5E, Trust r,31tns &C Co.
e 8 s.: Il: s N:ssaia5: ass Ss :: Bs
90 sbs Ssf Broadway Bank
70 shs. Market & Fulton. Fulton Nat; I1tL. Bank
70 shs Bond @ IN Mortgage 6g so6msToa GnsTanfe' o.
100 sss URtad Hn En6 stafes o' Flour Milling Co. CTS
$500 < Y s Wiikesbarre Coal Co. P. c Bds
6a shs snap Hook & Eye Co.
e sas :Rs A3sTsaP A3:a S5nf Bank
/. 70 o sas Eeeo disc Eeerie III Co Of Bkyn let consld
ss 600 Scs &c GSG c6nFS Electric Light Power Co
SS'' farshase, fs1ss MosneT Sold Be:, eo 1897,
q 900 SsS sTaP GRPn sPTinge Ga 6csia r. list Mse
p5gSEs5 1T BFsfs' a1s r. sf' r. rs' Bos ls
loo shs United states Express Co.
embe2sAP sh 5aqs G5 2s 2 y sEE5i PF6dacs Exshanse
90 shs. american Exeh, gSa Nal Bank
20 shs s Ge5rai Germ nNfasHss Rsay Bond sR and Trust
iSS SO :s :hs s4HsRos German am i Real Title Co
$500 800 tS1zGn SoTS Ksrcan zna S2 fr4. R CO d' 1875
% shs Kings C9gnty r-,TIf Trust do Co.
at bs shF Ptsbirg Gnn Chic r. R com
6. 600 Gas and Electric Co. Of Bergen Co., n J.. p
Bds., 1949
Atlantic Trust Co
IC0 shs Bowling Green Trust Co.
% shs Colonial Trust Co.
IS Coz Atlantic Coast EIec Ry. eeni Mtse P c BIDS
27 National Bank.
% q: Ks4.an eanrs saa TsofE S Sfa banf S''N
500 SIS Warren Rail Road Co.
shs Colonial Trust CO.
Mount Morris Bank
100 shs Produce Exchange Trust Co
10 she National City Bank
-hs Chemical Natl. Bank.
80 shs Natl CITY Bank -. ,oos
New-York tribune., 1901-03-05
CALL FOR ARIZONA UNIVERSITY BONDS

OFFICE OF THE TERRITORIAL TREASURER
Phoenix Arizlna. February 26. 1901.
There being SI116O0 in the sinking fund. will pa7
presentation University bonds OF the Territory ot
Arizona and accrued interest thereon. Nos 10
inclusive
Interest Will from and after March Is. 1901.
THOS- W PEMBERTON,
Territorial Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1901-03-05
financial.

s1IAA1ONAL GRAMAPHONE co. Parties
pto,.e Invested In the Graz
49,. - nay hear OF something their advantage by
AAAAS6 Boz 500. r. O.. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-05
Amount II New Stock to
be delivered in par value.
NAME OF COMPANY AND CLASS OF STOCK

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New-York tribune., 1901-03-05

To the Holders of Preferred and Common
stncI, of Union Pacific Railroad Companyi
New-York tribune., 1901-03-05

rnnc@~ ~ " "
@ date ~ ~s
%n~ m Or ~ ~ Managers ~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-31
seiatic Rheumatis~a Cured After Four
 teen Years of Suffering.

have ben afflicted with sciatte rheumatism. for fourteen years. says Josh Edgae. q Germantown. Cal. "f WAS able t9 be around. but constantly suffered. tried everything that could hear of ant ac last was told t8 trv Chamberlain Pain Balm. when Il 5H was a=4tatslr# relieved and .a z-as- zr-a cslred. and am happy to sar t -.r returned. Why naf ..se this =1s aat get well2 r : .ae sale T DaHoody ( Co. druggists. In
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-31
Meeting American Medical As=ocla.I

Meeting American Medical Assoc1a ton, June 4-- 1901 st. Paul. 3Iinn. Rate: One iaee. plus two dollars fs2t for the round trip Dates of sale. Nay 2e-39. June 1-2 1901. Limit. Tickets to be good leaving st. Paul not earlier than May %. nor later thal June 5, 1901.
 Annual meeting grand lodge Be nevolent and Protective Ord ot Elks. Milwaukee. Wis. 23-25. 1901. Pat. One fare. rlas tgo do. lars for the round trip. Dates af sale: July p. T and ?. Return l.z,tz: Leave Milwaukee not earlier thaz JgIr 2 nor later than July 27
 Meeting Women $ Foreign sioa- ary Society. Of the Whit Con ference. Paragoald. 5-z9. 1et4-Rate: One and a1 ea.ea fares on rho certificate plan the round trip. Dates Of sale 1219. tn- eiazfve. Return limit ne T. 1901
 E. H. eEs0N. Agt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-31
ARE YOU SIck7

II so, do not waste further ttrne o~ perimenting, but consult Dr. Ksrt the Specialist. He will examine vo. adn find out your exact condition ans start at the cause of your trou5Ia 5,f will tell you honestly whether res can be cured or not. -
 Dr. Keith has over 5o0 patients non taking treatment a2I many ave al ready received sufficient 547asr :. recommend hin b yoe af5sF erbsr doctors had failed to even relieve
 If you are sick or adltc;e3 Etr5 3e,- chronic disease, call and be exa27rs.4 T #!u cost you nothing s9r eansrT,a sio1.
 The Doctor is a graduate Of .b. ! diversity of the City Of New York New York State, and holds sBecial diplomas showing nIs exparIane. n chronic and private diseases. 4is diplomas are open to the inspection Of all.
 pr. Keith has compiled with -bs medical laws of the state Of Arzans7. and has recorded bIs diploma V-ffS the County Clerk of Jefferson #CegnfT
 If you are sick or afflicted in a6y way, do not fail to call and see Dr Keith at once.
 Call up old phone 759 or new phone 405 and make appointment to See Gr Keith.