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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-04


Petroleum.
New York. July ,s--Petrolsum duIi; ,os. ,.--
tifcates no bid or offers runs liz ess; average
o'.29s; shipments 1887; average lZ'S's'
Hides and Leather.
New York. July 3.-Hdes steady. Leather
Turpenfine and R0siu.
New YORK. July 3.-Rosin steady. Turpentns
S'e''''' '''saS'e' Coffee.
New, York July 3.-Total sales Of coffee reached
points In to.day's market showing indifference ice
on the part of The profession. as well as BY the
closed tomorrow and satarday. me close was
auiet. with about points lower The news Wa
to effect sentiment. and trading in spot conee
was lax Sales including Aug. at y1ec: May b:ne
tordcva Saal2l9c
New York July 3.-srgar-Raw steady: fair re-
s1s sugar '' 3 5,ls c:'i refined stefdy
keith o; sisic: La do SsSffusai
,rifuga! yellow 4.a4 ?-lsc; seconds s1s@4c. MO
lasses dull: centrifugal 7al3c-
Wool.
New York July s-wool quiet.
Boston. July 3-The American Wool and Cot,
ton Reporter will say Tomorrow of the wool
prices have ruled firm. The business has been
azs spots Ss r Is s 5nf e.
business done. and they have succeeded In moy
ing some large lines OF WOOL. lnciuulne
tories. Texas and California woods, pulled and
secured, IS well as fine unwashed and , unIner-
charitable fesces Some speculation has been IN
progress among the dealers. especially in secured
woods. but they have not as yet tought very
great amount. Both the large and small mills
have been represented in the market.
The sales for the week in Boston amounted TO
lbs. domestic and 30. 40 lbs. foreign.
making, a total Of 6. $4,000. against total OF
3.3.j,,-1 for the previous week and total OF
1.213.JG1 for the corresponding week last year.
The sales since Jan. amount to 10 1863 900 lbs.
against ss,s56. 800 lbs. for the CORRESPONDING time
last year The reSeip,s OF wool IN Boston this
last week and s.265 bales for the same week
last year. The total receipts since Jan. show
an increase over the same months last year Of
1897 bales domestic and decrease OF 23.702
ending July 1 were 4.436, $50 lbs. This shows
decrease OF 2l2.T i9 lbs. the shipments of
4.599. go lbs for the previous week. Since Jan.
l the total shipments amount to IL SO. 5do lbs
London. July 3.-The offerings at the wool auc-
ton sales to-day numbered H. bales. Compe-
titon was more general and better prices pre-
vailed. especially In fine qualities. There was
an active demand for superior Geelong
greasy merinos. which sold at Is to American
slight advance. A fair selection of Tasmanan
met with good demand at firm prices. Cape
of Good Hope and Natal was in larger supply
and holders were Hrmer, buying in several lots.
tiles being In sellers favor. Following are the
sales in detail: New South Wales. 200 bales;
secured 9dqls sgd: greasy $4,000 Queensland.
.O bales: secured 10dG1s I'D: greasy 4saf9d. Vic
als South Australia. $500 bales: secured 7da5
Is I'D; greasy 2.GSd West Australia 200 bales:
secured s1ealld; greasy 4asd. Tasmania 100
bales: greasy 4a.G11d. New Zealand 2, 100 bales;
secured sson 6a4dals I'D: greasy 36S1ad. Cape Of
| Is I'd; greasy 51hGSiLd - >eV
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PICNIC FOR CHARITY-St. Leo'a Confer:
ence of the ST. Vincent de Paul Society. Will
give a picnic Sunday at Ofenstein's Grove,
No. 6S52 Easton avenue, for the benefit OF
the poor Of the parish Both Easton avenue
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Hides.

feo sc Nate, Texas Ac Texas
leeted No Ike selected no. l2sc: bull s,.c.
l9,sc. Green salted-Rourd 1Hds7fs:; selected No.
Is.e; , selected No. e; bull SIC: Dry glue 7c
s. so; green sailed No. $50: pony ard glue 75c.
lncured or green lc per lb. less than cured
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POULTRY.
Market Well Stocked and Only Fancy
bringing Good Prices.


New York. July 3.-Lve poultry receipts to-day
nine cars Of Western and one Of South
western and about halt car by express. Fowls
sold at lie. and while large chickens brought 1sc.
many Of the Indians were small. and sold at
1Sc Kentucky and Tennessee sptingers went
slow At iSe Other descriptions Of poultry , g
week. and outlook nome too bright Spring chick
ems. over lbs. to pair. l7slsc: under lbs. 10
Dressed poultry receipts to-day were 80 pigs;
The receipts this mo1nas Of far s asd
from first of week. both springers and
fowls particularly the latter. demand was slow
supply people took only few pkgs.. where in
years their order Would fo foot up aver po 10
sible to realize l0c but most OF the business was
vt on ss at
there Ia no prospect OF q clearance. Some effort
ss eaey but BUYERS 80 had 80 few
that receivers became alarmed. and made strong
ees to i0sse shaded Pnen large
picked In instances brought zoe. but most of the
While 1sc was top on finest scaded springers, and
very good lots of the latter conid be had at from
e sss I'd n i4alsc' Frozen poultry qais. un-
changed: few ears Of tom turkeys t have been
ICED Iced Peuitry.Broiiers: Western drypcked
Southern ssaatf 1la and Southwestern i;alsc.
Fowls-western dry-picked fancy small aisc:
ssspiehed s5pc: western scaded prime small
sIsc. old ROSTERS &c. Others unchanged.
Eggs.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. July 3.-ESg receipts to-day 12.Ii4
cases Trade the street was extremely dun
and the outlook very unfavorable. in view OF
Western advices 10 the continued movement
OF goods in this direction. which was partially
confirmed by the increase in the current receipts.
Sales of approved quality are on the basis or
"ioss or figures. buyers assuming the privilege
accorded them of making mark or loss-oT'
rates as may seem most advantageous to them
selves, and rule put their price at 12c
mark for goods that will lose less than three
dozen a case. at which heard OF standard
Missouri offerings. Dirttes and checks dull.
wesren and Southwestern. fair to good. 1OIl0t.c;
dirties, fair 10 good, 10c. No other change In
quotations.
Philadelphia July 3.-Eggs steady: fresh near
nv 14c: Western lie: Southwestern 12lsc; South
Dried Fruits.
New York. July 3.-Business was again very
tame in dried fruits and at the close values were
about the previous night. The feeling con-
tirued toierably steady nevertheless. State COM
mon to good 3l:d5c: prime 5l.q5a.c: choice SO
6i4c: fancy GiaGiTc: California dried fruits also
dull and feature!ess: prunes 2tsa6i.c per lb as
Park TisH12c. Peaches-Peelsd 1g1sc: unpeeled
6ll0c.
New York. July 3.-The market to-day has been
very dull on the spot most houses making short
day of It. The mail order demand proved mod
crate There has been no change in tone in any
line OF cotton goods. either plain or fancy. The
Fail River market is dull. but firm. Mems wear
woolens in considerable demand in plain STAPLE
goods, and tone generally firm. Dress goods
Continue dull. Fancies are irregular In price.
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ROYAL TRIBE OFF JOSEPH.

MA ST. LOUIS LODGE. NO 2. ROYAL.
MExA Tribe of Joseph-ResuIar meeting of
WyGJN this lodge will he held in Hall No. 2,
n.y. Odd Fellows building, Friday evening
w. June IA. 1901. at o'clock. All member.
requested to be present Visitors welcome.
W D. Gillespie. Scribe
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Galreston-Firm at sssc: receipt. 1919 bales
New Orl-ans-Quiet at sac. receipts. 3,ss2 bales.
Mobile-ouiet at sic: receipts ! bales.
savannah-steady at SIC; receipts 2 $50 bales.
Norfolk-Steady at SIZE: receipts 734 bales.
WimlnstonNFlrm at re receipts sie 11i aSe
New York-Duli at s7sc: receipts none.
Boston-Duli at sac: receipts. 4lS bales
Philadelphia-Quiet at 3Ac: receipts l43 bales.
Houston-Steady Mt 5-16c; receipts 2.2S6 bales.
Augusta-Firm at SIC: receipts. none:
Memph.s-Steadv at 5-16c: receipts ~ paies.
Market closed July 4.
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There was very bullish talk on B. r. t. but
there was little trading in 1t. General under
standing is earnings first week July will Be By
far the largest in the history of the road. Re-
ports also of new control were CIRCULATED. but
did not induce any large buying.
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Fruits and vegetables.

PEAcHEs.Texas freestones sold mainly at s9e
to TIC per. 4-basket crate fancy. sound largs
yellow worth sSeasl per crate. soe to Coo ner ~
bu box and 41G50c per peck box; Alabama. A.
basket crates (St Join's, at 9Ocsisl Mississippi
4-basket crates at 4o950c. and peck bxs at s.ap
S0c--fancy varieties (from West Point. at Sl5naJ
2 per 6-basket crate; Tennessee peck bxs. at SOP
zoe: Arkansas l-s-bu. bxs. at 355c to 5pc. and l.
basket crates at Gee,
NEW APPLES-Sound and well-packed at from
s225a2 50 per bbl.. as in quality Quote Arkansas
June at 4oa5ec: tennessee and Mississippi peck
bxs. at 15d2oc: Illinois blu. bxs at 5o@S5c. Home
grown, poor quality. soc.
pit Ms.Wilisoose at 75@aoc per s-sai. case. 4oGp
5oc per 4tesket crate and 35af49c per 1-3-hu toN:
Chiekasaw and common varieties at 50aeee per
S-gal. case and 20G12oc per 1-3-bu. box. Japan
plums at 5oq6oc, per f-basket crate. 4o9ooc per
peck: mississippi different varieties from west
Poinp selling at S14l, 80 per 6.basket crate:
CHERRIES-No conaienments received-Home-
grown sour sold mainly at s.. 2SG1.0 per 4-gal.
tray and lSegA per 3-gal tray loose ,,,.
BiAACkBERR1ES-Quo consigned lots al StQ
]. Is. per 6gai. case. for Arkansas soft less).
Home grown sold at Sc TO 7sc per 3-gai tray
WHoRTLEBERRIEs choice Arkansas would
probably cell at s. per 6-gaE case.
no. and vented rss q
S1.7b Der 3-Eal. tray loose.
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FRATERNAL ORDER of EAGLEs.

Nh ST LOUIS AERIE, NO. Il, F. o. E..
ETA meets every Thursday night and the
vS&S first Sunday afternoon Of each month
W. Visiting nFsfh E. p wS TsaFRE. W, P.
H. ". Mcchesney. w. i - w.
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Wall Street Go..in.

The following synopsis of the gossip in regard
was B. Fr sns eT Bro a0,s Ga
ex MsW York FOR July s,Iondon prices lower
Arbrage brokers sold Southern Pac onss 5ss
Hallway and Atehison: and bought St. Paul and
purchases and sales being less than 10 go shares
Selling Of United States Steel seemed to com.
from In1i. the West One firm had three 5000 shares
SELLING sed orders sn or 200 IN al Street Norton
& Co: and London. One Of the heaviest sellers
with the preferred. and chicago sellers said they
We're turning the common into preferred stock
pns ns' there h n sss @ r.
The furry in money was attibu.ed wholly to
over ,oI Friday and Saturday. Bank and trust com
I II iSans in erde. e provide for
refused to lend the money out again unless Dor
loans could be called on that day il necessary
aa ss 1ssss Which Sd asoa s Of
first hour. There was little trading in it and in
floor OF the exchange during the day That vas
in United States Steel.
There was very bullish talk on B. r r. 6ut
there was little trading in i. General under
far the largest in the history of the road. Re-
ports also OF new contro, were CIRCULATED, but
did not induce any large buying.
Borrowers OF money said some loans were
called in this morning. but they obtained new
accommodation without trouble at 5Il96 per
cent: These rates were considered satisfactory.
as they stand over until Monday. After that day
easier condition Is expected in money.
Before o'clock many largo loans were called
in. and late borrowers were forced to nav AZ
high Il in las. hour. This rate was constd-
cred excessive for four-days' loan, but II went
up to % before tile close
London cables were as follows;
London. lis a. m.-The only live market at
the moment IL in the American Railways which
show firm tone and tendency to harden.
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Trea.ury Stntement.

Washington July 3.-To-day's statement of the
Treasury balances in the general fund. exclusive
Of the s15) 600 coo gold reserve. in the division
of redemption shows: Available cash balance
sI14 31457s: gold. $sS. 7sT,s2S.
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borrowers of money said some loans were
called in this morning. but they obtained new
accommodation without trouble at 51106 Per
cent. These rates were considered satisfactcry
they stand over until Monday. After that day
an easier condition is expected in money.
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Wool.
Miscellaneou. Markets.

Black and seedy at from &c to &c per Id. less;
15c allowed on old and zoe new wool SKIS.
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AMERICAN LEGION oFrr1 m

AMERICAN LEGION OF rC-7 1R.
.,AA. LAFAYETTE COUNCIL. NO. 800. A.
KTf L. of H. meets every Thursday evening
tHS at Fraternal building northwest corner
~ Eleventh and Franklin avenue Com.
panions from sister councils cordially Invited
J. V. WADDEL1. Commander.
". II. Adams Secretary.
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Before o'clock many large loans were called
In. and late borrowers were forced to pay as
high Il In las: hour. This rate was consid-
up to % before the close
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Missouri Pacific sold ex. the dividend Of 3h
and ex rights. which were about ~ after the
first hour. There was little trading in it and in
fact there was only one fair-sized crowd on the
in United States Steel
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officers Of the exchange as reason Vny 1t
would be ui.wise to suspend business
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ORDER OF COLUMBIAN KNIGHT;

6SA EMPRESS LODGE NO. "a. ORDER
MC&A OF Columbian Knights. meets every sec,
VI " " ono and fourth Thursday at Oriental
@PHPE Hail. Jefferson avenue and Adams
SSG,>Y street. Visiting brethren and all Column
>!G'~ bian Knights fraternally invited to at.
tend our meetings. July IL and IS
DANIEL RYAN. Pac. Ex. Co..
r. T. Kaiser. SECRETARY. President.
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The speculative market for oats did not
attract very much attention from the trade
yesterday. The weakness shown by corn
had a bad effect. but there was no pressure
to sell on that account, as crop reports were
bad. Trading was extremely light. Sept. be-
ing offered at 27:sa2Sc but not selling, while
July sold in small way at Csc. May was
SUasc bid.
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KNIGHTS AND LADIES of HOYOT

- WEST GATE LODGE. NO. &C. X. & L
IS Of H, meets first. second and fourth
ESA Thursdays of each month at their hail. 2s0
CD Franklin avenue Visiting members cor
daily invited to attend.
]. ID. MCCARTHY, Protector.
Clnetta Stephenson. Secretary.
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New York. July 3.The market to-day has been
very dull on the spot. most houses making short
day of It The mail order demand proved mod
crate There has been change in tone in any
line OF cotton goods either plain or fancy. The
Fail River market is dull. but firm. Mems wear
woolens in considerable demand in plain staple
Continue dull. Fancies are irregular In price.
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SPOT COTTON MARKETS..
Markets Steady and Quiet, With y"
ChanEes-Local Market Quiet.

Local Marke,-spot cotton quiet. unchanged
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COURT COTE BRILLIANTE, NO. sss. L o. r.
nIputh a northwest corner Twenty-second and
EfSukltn avo1na. .. N. Visiting Forester IN
MI JOHN c. HOLDORF,
= Fs-.e Chio1 Ranger. 80 Adamn,
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INDEPENpENr ORDER OF FoREsrERs-
Cuqft Cote Bt0llAAte. No. Is, meets every Deo.
loA and feufth Tuesday q the month. RoWman's
NAA negtbeast CORNER Eleventh and Locust.
~ GEORGE AUTH. r. 8.
~ NessA -Lslnnswsli avsnne.
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London cables were follows;
London. Ills a. m.-The only live market nj
the moment Is in the American Railways, which
show firm tone and tendency to harden
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%
meeting Friday July IL. cigars and
award Tor attendance. F. F. GUM. President.
kichsrd r. Berger. Secretary.
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EADS COUNCIL. NO se7. NATIONAL. UNION
n Gets first and third THURSDAYS at 8 y. m. In
Ecwman's Hall. northeast corner Eleventh and
Locus. streets. Members earnestly requested
to attend. Visitors cordially invited. :
AUG. J. MILLER. President
". Depp Secretary 80
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AMERICAN LEGION of HONOR

. - ----~-~-----~->--->-
H. meets the second and fourth Thursdav. ~
each month at Fraternai building. Eleventh ant
ellis cordially invited to attend. By order
LOUIS SENDKE, Commander.
Attest: W. II. Adams. Secretary
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-09
SCR6PG Or SCIFMCE

! scientist who Las Ha4a ! st@G# If aAet declares tbat taera .s SHOW o8 'ho moon
 There aHe 28 pounds If blood ia f5se ta4g f m avo @o -ro~n up perza1. a55l at eara pIsafion t6e heart TIC es ig pounds
 While cyclones and fosaaaaas afo G.f feFaat ph aolaeHa fan Gsf ar aIfaaa to give ffgo to ttic lattff f67aadaes almost al3as break ouf f af al. aa lie soatHeastrflF outskirts If cyclone
 < pc9i6d If ; seconds 6etUe l i flash of lightning and thunder means that the fash is mile distant from the ob. seryer Thunder has ue4er been heard over Y miles from the Gash. though artillery has ieea heard 20 miles.
 Sir Eohelt Eall asserted that every 160 years ttc sun loses ! miles If it's diameter 1o allay anxiety. however, he mentioned that tbc diameter of the sun is sGo0 miles and that 10000 ycars heitec the diameter would still be S1s.ooo niles.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-09
etl.ic.xan- -3M. .+n- Para aI4sis.

Henderson esrinaeff ef this place. vas stricken with p@ fial paralysis aI2#55=szTi1r atsiS T6sf f5e ese Of one arm and side. After being treated b5 "a eminent physician fof quite 3 while without relief ny wife racon= menEad Chamberlain s Pain Balm. and s..-e=7. #sing fR9 bottles Of # he is nlosz antira#7= 65faed.-fsao. E. McDon= aid= Nan. Logan county. W. Va Se*= arai other Eerv remarkable cures Of partial paaa85zsi haze been effected
 tza asa Of this .lininlent # is moss widely known however as ! clre for rTean2at tsra sprains and br4lses. Sold 4y W L. De Woody (. Cc. druggist.
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CAPITA ZEN PERCENTER5.
sovernn.az Clerks Who Lend 10
 Their Fellow Workers.

"T reckon I'll sell mf a1ary this month remarked tae young census clerk
 To vaom 7 asked his friend
 @}}hF. . one ef tAe ten percenters. ofeageSs MS the reply.
 Dialogues SEet= as tH.s aee 0f fae- a1seat acazl,eaace# fetTcea government clerks sa Washington t5zv=.g.#33 ed af ade mouth When 2 e2es.is se.ls s.9 safarg ta a tea Eesseasar. ze st9es aHe laf-ar 7a=I D E faf t..a.szzzzla <e.a7eH= aae him aa tbe following 3#aH ,a5 aad reea.res 5a ezelaH 7ea#eaar = a..ae amaHat. Faefae s#e i..:s.zas han fesa5as tle resaa=af- f4 per eeze. R#e9ce A#s aaae##f Haa Hereeates
 Tae fea 8eaa#H=e5s is sat fo fa'1o~ dae Hame aE another #a a1i af 7ei aIsss fsaiesstI apartment <S=z tt5.fs'. tIe=gn. Ifc k =H ar.aHlfa Seeezztt government clees to Aas 2 ltt Q, money z ais ova az as saal 5.S sal ar aHf4 fs aea55= 4H HapeeseH=S af5Gy l#36ze# si3E4z= I4s eaGzzal t.a=sz eTer reaztf t0 leEizEH sGHzs z fFon7 &ta 45 siGG
 za T 5azIari-g aftHe Esas4za -tar1 ass= fees t#.e=HaH-S a.zsfzf.st s.szz==es afe=s5 rigo"oEs59 'o1ced thar ta tet5 DOT. ceTzter Eaa..a t6 trsscsa bus...ess .a sacerT as m .na-vl2aa.. r. exists ..efert5eH=SS ufe.er t3.c HeG9eot5nc t5t.e af 2 heEeffetai soofatv. 1a9ee fa1e 7a= eiet.e. You'd nat Eo oozfs.ea vim tse mutual beneficiary 57-auiza ttaas wt3ic aaVp beca estaf5tz ad for 2 number 6f reaes F aaaE af tie zga- partrHrts lotalia7 tslas -e-ts-as,r .=zs TT prlGtina oeico. for ttlo ,.1eflaso of e1zi- ing sick CT disa Hlre. raeraaers aa4 t4.e5r families and of ft5F.5.=Ir.c, 2, t54 a.ead Taa fer poeaeHters' society aeaer jaetgGes more taaa Gee 4f slx members. tF1eT !ave t5e.f charter and 2 carefully drawn constitution and bylaws
 Each E#es.l her asate+f f.l.tes T certa T amount af mone# to the funds Of tae Concern and te other era1laFees ef tHe office are quietly irfzr.3e1 low fHey caazHe aeeoata aaatea HitA taan f1- 2 Saaii bou4s. On fine first oe every Hdutl E5e ped G-9 les Is prdrfs. sftrSo oeean5zat5aas aro usually short '5aa3 ae tHfE hee5Ho Haboaa,af @sen tl5e 5us ness besfas fa groE tatge. 16e zaat.i=6 f6s5a= f5=se aszoo5 o55sls8 .s rapidly followed 6g tae birfa If 4 &uccess6c, z.a ring from its predecessor tn name aH!s so that t4as tea fa5tenters are eri- ii Rfi6H New York sun
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-09

Your local coupon ticket agent has been supplied with illustrated aud de, scriptive literature showing the beau. ties of the scenery and resorts of Colorado and the Rocky mountains. These books are free for the asking, and The Denver Road' will be glad to give aooed assistance by corre- spondence in your choice of a place to spend your vacation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-09
Healthy Trpen.

The time in the summer at which the leaves begin to turn Is q tolerab bly sure indication of the soundness of the tree. Some trees will keep their foliage green until September. while the leaves of unhealth, trees will begin 10 show signs Of turning brown CT yellow in August.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-09
Now Open to PubIic.

The Sulphur Springs hotel is now open to the public. and first-class ac. commodations will be furnished the public on short notice. Telephone in the hotel.
 J. c. MELHENNY, Proprietor,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-09

af Louis ts 10 sxpana s166d4H60 ir municipal ta4proveH ents in 6ader to put her elf ia condition for fae eXp1zi- tian. St .aHis ra4sst Je. safs much s4t ef repair
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-09

The absence Of yellow fever in the South this year has made the people of that section strong advocates of American supervision.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-09
C A g TT Q RrA gear,.ba 1 Toa E1t You Have ttWaqs 2Mrht Signature g: NMzZNzzm

Minister M has been tnz.ta3 to 5e the stellar attraction at the Georgia state fan Minister Hu is not over looking many opportunities tg ga- oat and interrogate the people
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-09

The man who uses his naii' 5ii Drob- ably deems it necessary to gfeese the wheels in his head occasionally.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-09

Ihas 1e- fha most za5 9f Hf5 waa work harG,ezz zz.s' stomach : ss1a.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-09

Nnbbin TalEino Of matrimonY r'Iare arc few persons who wed their deal stebhtns That's the reason ! suppose Wly marriages are som ' times haprH.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-09

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-09

E.z ...a as ep.n.5a taa" .Fsiaeas which Ht5i ta insure a5u prominent eaa aa missionary list q dan.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-09

Some women faae np music s7f Il purpose of beating time
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-09

.f 5eby is } #a.l-sBfiHs of =pzeaa- re twins must 5e GaIGge
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-09

Have Hon aaa doubts Ee-..s. ''' zata zs Jones. No Mar.ns. . nave ret. took 2aeET M5ua5aI "a Iast night. Twill ae-..azA an .n5 Duae thoughts in the .3..43a.a HaFs5..lz-. .35e 9sk yoar a#agtse
 
 Better make Of every sorrow 2 step ping stone r0 higher. Hs5Iar s..ss7eh- and aaea than te bring II aaaz4.s1 your heart to weight Esa Own 5af5 the slaaga of aespond
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-09

eT reckon I'll sell mg salary this month " remarked tae young census
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-09

                                   
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-09
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