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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-30
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NAranjito essS de duelo.
Don Miguel Rivers, alsRlds de aquei pue-
otos IA pefdido para siempFe an al t6tmino
de c1atro dtAs, D au sefiorA madrs dola Monss-
rEate Kivsrs . su cufiAdo don Antonio Ne.
nendax.
En aquslla Jurisdiction ell apsllido Rivera
pertsnace una de las familiAs mas dtstiDgut-
dss y RpreciadAs.
DonA MonssrrAta fo6 alIi la madre de los
pobrss al sostsn de los hu6.fanos.
Ella trA1o nj mundo D nno de los patriotas
mas grAnoss de aqusilss eomErcas, don nj.
guei Rivers, bueE herader0 de las virtudss ci-
vfcaa del pstriotismo que le Iegsra don An
tiempns de II rephhica espa H0la.
DthA Monesrrsts ha musrto, pero su nom
bre ha qusdado grabado en- ell c0rAz6n de los
dsssmparados de - fortuna sn el NAraniito.
Citsrsmos hscho que pfntar4 I'M aIgo
de 10 grandezA de aquella do 4quelIa alma que
Sc IA ldo para no volver.
Don Miguel Rivera fn6 eomercianse.
Sn comsEcto sstAba continuamente iiano
de marchantes que no taniAn una paseta en-
sus bolsillos. pero que tYaian 6rdenes de def
Mon8err2tef 6rdenes que cergaba dom Miguel
con sonrisa sAtisf&CtoriA . Ia euanta de &GA-
aAncias P5rdidas.S
Parodiando 81 presbitero del Coro3al, cue
dsspid6 el 6uelos diremosi
&Dofia Monserrase no ha musrao, a0Iamsna
te hA cambiado de hogar. Era buens sc fas
para ell sitio de les buenos.S
Los RiverAs los Arehillss, los Morales v
los Bsrrios nuncs estAn sbio en- sns penas
amargas, 10 aeompaian amigos ensre los que
So eRenEkR
Merce Rome.
TruilIo alto, "a de JUNO de 1909.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-30

puesto no discutir,
MAS SoBRE 5 msjor dicho, dis
EL C0MPONTE RaIaD' "a no sa6en abe Ofls hsceP eq
con ciertos papelu
- chos deslenguados
del partido republicano. De ahf el que no
hagamos nunca case 10 que dice EI Agati-
td de Ponce, que solo nombramos GUAM
do es de impresctndible necesidad. Porque
eBos papeles no tienen mas mission que fra
guar Ia mentira ell insulto.
Prueba de clio 10 que escribe esa hoia
con motive del cobarde atropello realizado
por Ia policfa municipal de aquella ciudad
con nuesbro correligionario Carlos Pacheco.
Dice que jnfon1amOs al alcalde CheVa-
lier, jefe nAto de dicha policfa, porque le
hacenos responsible moralmente de aquel
atropello.
Pues bien; despues de la defenso que de
dicha autoridad hace III AgUiLd, no solo lie
juZgamos responsible, slno que lie creemos
c6mplice
Para demostrarlo, no tenemos que es
forzarnos mucho. El hecho de reunirse en-
Ia Playa un gran ndmero de gusrdias con ell
sargento Paterne q Ia o2beZe, para strope-
liar q IN ciudadano indefenso, no puede
considerarse como IN Rcto eXpontaEeo de
aauellos guardiss
Para realizar semelante fechorfa, con-
traria 10 ordenado en- materia de polic1a,
Q6CBslbhDhu EsOb HuOhAbGTuUS COnJoL 0S oA-
teInano con la anuencia Consentfmtento del
iefe, que en- este case 10 es el alca'de Cheva-
lier, pues de 10 ccntrario Sc expondrfan ser
lanzsdos del cuerpo policiaco; despues de
TODD, esos guardias, como cast todo el que
ViVe de un destino, han de tener mas inte-
res en- conserYar ell empleo, que en- Sattsfa-
Ger rencillas peTsonales. Hscen, pues, 10
que Sc les manda. ST Sc les dice, peguen,
pegan. 81 ell Alcalde no fnera c0mpli-
ce de ese atentsdo, Embellishments des-
pues de conocido ell hecho, hub1era sus-
pendido, por 10 menos, en- sus cargos. esos
policias hssta que los tribunales It's decla-
rasen culpables inocen tes. Pero no So ha
obrado asi; sino que el organo polftico de
esa autoridad, llega hasta el descaro de ne
gar que Ia policia haya atropellsdo Pache-
co, al que han reconocido varios medlcos
declarando la gravedad de su estado.
Pero no es ell alcaIde Ohevalier ell 1nico
ante la opinion pdblica de Pom
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-30
Eaudable

Digna de splauso es ls csmpafiA que visne
Sostsniendo en- el asunto de P&checo, 10 prem
50 federal de Ponce, espscialmenss nnestro
colega Gu DiGrio cuyos eE6fgicos artfculos
arrO1sn n.uehA iuz el asuns0. Hoy repro
drcimos el que dedica Il los jUeces
TAmbien merece IN &piAnao lc energice y
deeIdidR sctit1d que viens mostfando en- 10
defensa de Pacheco, el cigno notable juris-
oonsnto, nusssro querioo amigo don Angel
AcoctE Qnintsrc, cuyo taisrto cococimiertos
estan sismpra 81 servicto de 10 1usstcis, de Ii
yeVasd de Ia pasris.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-30
VueIta a la patria

Los primaroa prIsioneFos boeFs que regre-
san III Africa del Sur, despu6s de frmAdo ell
tr1tAdo de pas, han ssIido de Bsrmudas an IN
vapor ingles.
El n6mero de estos repatFiados ssciende >
ATS entire hombpas y mujePes, que sar4n con-
oucidos Cape Town, dcnds hAllRrkn nnedioa
de llegar sus respectivos puebios.
Dssde ms hsnR serSn spvfados al Africa
del Sur, muchos mas bosrs priStoneros.
Los prisioneroa que Sc hallaban en- sl cam
psmento dc AntguAa han Abandonado esss,
regEesando al TrAnsvAal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-30
Amnistia para ell 4 de Julio

Como resultado de una session del gabfnete
norte- americanoy celebrada Ia maiAna del
visrpes, seord6 que oil secresario de II Cue
rrR, MIR. Root, ordene al comandante en- iefe
de las tropaR americanRs sn Manila, que pom
gan en- Ibertad los prasos po,iticos militia
res do menoF importsncia, en- celebration dc
In fiesta del cuatro de Julio.
Hay muchos dlipinos prssos pof contra
venir las 6rdenss del gobierno milisar en- ell Ar.
chip.6ago. Todos ellos serkn indultados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-30
InduIto para Juan DAILY

E pueb'o de HumacAo ain distinction de
classes ni msticss poIfsieos, pida clsmencia al
Gobernador de Puerto Rico, con motive de Ia
IeaslVioaa Gel 4 % = aiioi ps14 81 paofe oe Is
juan Day.
Daly f.e condensdo > cuatro amos de pri-
sf6n por homlcidio an defensa propia.
La sxposjci6n de indulto que es un hermo
so ira ajo iuIfiico, la Es1act6 nuestro buen CO.
rreIigionario, Ell ioven sbogado don Jos6 MaIfa
OuadHa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-30
GREMIO De COCHEROS

Sc hA conssltuldo defnftivaments Ii jun
tn Directive dal gremio de cocheros de ests
cindAd, en- Ia forma que sigue!
Presidents, don Eleusario Hernandez; vi
ee-presidenss, don Jose :aHioj sssorero, DON
Miguel Morslesi secretsrio, don Arturo Raba.
ssI pro sscrstArio, don Rosario Dfa1; vocaiesi
DON JnAn Bruno, don Eugenio Dinguf don
Gallo OAFEera don Msres6ss Rivera Inspec-
Eor y recAudadoT, don Rsnito PortsIa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-30
PIazO de tres meSeS

La aGAessAD de Madrid, correspondisnte
Al ii del actual, publiea nm Real DecFsso con-
sadiepdo On plaEo de tres meses para cue los
rnAuYnles de Cuba Puerto Rico puedan acre
aIAar ante loa c6usnles respectivos los derechos
pAsivos que les correspondan por servicioH
preptndoa n In cAusa de Esplha
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-30
EI doctor ManzanO

Esta ma6Rna tuvimos ell gusso de saiud2R
en- este Fsdacei6n nusstrO distir guido eorre'
liRicnAYio : amigo oil doctor MAnZAno.
El doctor MRnxAno ejerce en- Oayey tPas'
ladaTA en- es+a ssmAnA an reaidenciA CsgnSs.
EutA de placemss ssta ciudAd con In valio-
"a acariSici6n del intaigsnts galeno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-30
COMO UNA B0MBA
Dice EI Dtorto de Ponce!

Dice EI Dtorto de Ponce'
aHA eaido como una bomba antre ciersoe
slementos PepubncAnos dS Gsts eindsoi 81
en6fgico Artisulo cue sooFe sl Asunso PAcnsco
traa' en- su nhmero de aver, nueatro qusr1do
eoleRR SLG DsmocrAciAD.
Aai, colegs, duro . 10 cabezR0
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-30
PARA LONDRES

Los bRtallonss canadenses que paIeaban en-
ell Africa del S II, salem con direction Lon
dres, de donde retornarSn America.
Los sodAdos del Canadk, ri Ss9ir de Sur
Africa, dRban estruendosos vivas Iuglaterra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-30
Mr.. Geo W. Moore

Propto smbarcarS para los Eas&dos Unidos
sl diaslngUido amaFieano Goe W. Moore Este
aefor Sc ha eaptado Ii estimacion de Ia socie<
dad de HumacAo por sus buenas prandas de
earacter cabsIsrostdad.
DsseAmosla feliz visje pronto regraao.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-30
HERMANOS MARCAN0

El skbado tuvinos ell gusto de saludar en-
satas oEeinAs q nUestIo7 diSbi1 guidos corrsligio
narioa doctor don JoI6 r don CAsimiFo heresno'
ds Rio PigdrAs. AmboS son amigos rnuy sStima-
dAs por posotroS, Aouienea relteramos loS
senVmisnsoS de nneatFn confederation.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-30
aBunta D1recfiva
guscripci6n de aceiCnes

criho
siuando dc Asoeacion
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-30

Nos hemos pro.
puesto no discutir,
8 mejor dicho, dis.
putar, pues otrs co.
sa no saben hacer.
con ciertos papslu.
chos deslenguados
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-30
Meroe Rome.

TruiilIo alto, "a de Junio de 1909.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-02
WOREy JAPANESE
PICTURES BOUGHT

The first sale by auction OF wores'
oil paintings. which took place yester-
day morning In the display rooms over
the Pacific Hardware Company. was
well attended. and eight pictures were
disposed Of As only thirty-eIght pic
lures out OF the entire collection OF
i1f were offered. the sales were not
slow. a number Of intending purchas-
ers are awaiting today's offerings and
those OF tomorrow before making bids.
The highest price paid was 800. the
average price for the entire eight being
about go each
Mrs J. s. McGrew and c. VI. Cooke
were present and did most Of the bid
ding. The canvasses disposed of were:
Iris Blossoms. Hori Kiri:" Lotus
Bridge. Kamakura:'' Returning from
the Cherry Groves. Yokohama" "A
Windmill at East Hampton" Vista
ria Tea Booth. RameIdo:" Summer in
Monterey" Tori and Plum Blossoms
at Sagita." stone Lantern and Lotus
Blossoms" "a Gray Day In the Har-
Dor" '-Torii and Plum Blossoms" was
purchased by g. NJ. Cooke for 500.
Interest seemed largely conferred on
the japanese pictures. although there
were not a great many Hawaiian and
Samoan canvasscS on yesterdays list.
Several Japanese were present during
the sale
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-02
BUSINESS LOCALS

See what the Metropolitan Meat 60
nave on their de1icacy counter.
The Hawaii Shinpo printing Office viii
remove to the Nend0nca block
Tuxedos and dress suits for the com
ing thcatcr season at Kash Clothing
90.
Batteries for all kinds Of electrical
work. call on Guy Owens. Room 6. Ne
IntZrc building.
The Golden RHic Bazaar publish to-
day n new list Of popular books that
are all the rage ON the mainland.
w. w. Ahana q Co. merchant tail
srs. are up To- date In styles and prices.
clothes made by them are satisfactory.
Two new two-story houses on Berc-
tanta street belonging to Mr. a.. y. Nc
earthly are offered for rent by Jas =.
Morgan.
The horse. buggy and harness bel0ps-
Ing 90 the Koua Coffee Store - Offersd
foe sale for $50. For particulars So
eur classified ads.
A red morocco price book was lost
on King street. Same has the owner =
name on the cover. VIII pay liberal
reward for return OF same to this Of
hcc.
woitcrs. waIdrOn Co. Ltd are hand
ling one OF the best grades 81 Califor-
MIA table wines on the market. Fami-
lies will De- supplied by them direct
from their Queen street house.
Lots 7sx2so and iOoxi5O are being sold
I'm the Kaimukf tract on very easy
terms Twenty dollars cash. balance In
SIC payments until fully paid Possess
sfon will BE- given Immediately. For
particulars call at Gear. Lansing < 60.
in ,ae Judd building.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-02
SLOGGGIT WAS
NOT TALKATIVE

President sioEsett. 81 the Board OF
Health. yesterday refused To- discuss
business which On his opinion belongs
to the body a. whole. II was while
the president ..S busy In his private
sffice that the committee OF the Repub-
iican Territorial Committee. appointed
sursusnt to thu resolutions Of last SAT-
ura4y's meeting. was announced.
Chairman Kennedy and Messrs. Dickey
and Stewart made up the delegation Of
visitors President SiOggett at once
sent out word that ne was not TO be
.@~s He declined absolutely to discuss
either the Father We1dOIin or the rock
cru-her Affairs. but notified the com
mitiee that the board would meet
"wednesday next ut : o'clock and that
the meeting would b. open To- them.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-02
THE PLUN9ER!
Oliver Dou1 Byron's Great Play Go
ing On Tonight.

ToaIEht at the Orpheum che Elieford-
will present oliver Doud ByrOn's sue
csSsfuI play. The PiunGcr." The play
is written In a popular vein. possessing
many OF the humorous features OF
farce-comedy with the sensational fea-
lures OF meiOdrama. The plot Is not
complicated. though dealing with a
aufte effective story of crime. heroisrn
and love. A bank clerk Is In love with
the daughter OF his employer. ana
hated by the cousin OF his iancee.
Who Is the cashier. Through the iatters
intrisues. the hero Is convicted OF fors-
ing tn. firms name Though innocent.
ne Is sentenced To Sing Sing. The
Pfuuecr Csfr. Fannins) " wealthy
Young snort with n bOundless capacity
for fun and reckless adventure lie e.
rotfSc@ the young clerks cause and de-
votes his energy 90 tracking the real
euIprit. A midnight robbery and muir
der. the escape and recapture OF the
convict. the attempt On n woTnan's life
and a hypnotic experience make a
particularly exciting drama Mr.. Wat
ION has a comedy role % ms liking ana
tsc entire company will show TO adSan-
tax~. A family matinee and reception
vrfIt b. given SATURDAY. The Ameri-
an Gfrt~ viii b. presented. Baby LII
Ia. and uttl- f4ouvie as Prince Roy
I'D the Little Lady. The piay-chii-
tr.r, Vriu receive the children OF Homo
lulu on the stage after the PERFORM
sre.~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-02

No plans have matured for the hold
ing of the y. "a. g ~ summer eAn'P
an. L,eati0n not yet being decided upon
secretary Bro-n and Instructor founs
wnf make a trip o. the head OF hano'
,.ftsx sorrorruw afternoon. riding 70
49, .nd OF the car line and trarnpins
-. r~st Of The way. They VIII Nisis
49,. ecrYv~r camping ground OF the as
'..,.s.tfon All young men who enjoy
frsmpinE arg invited % BE- at inc as
-...s.,9.1 bustdlnx AZ o'clock sharp.
:. accompany the officers hr. foans
"a. already visited Aakua. near
GO the camping ground used i-s'
~~..k by the Ksmehshena school STU
go. ana like. the location
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-02

military headquarters yesterday:
Honolulu. II. l.. May ], 1so2-
General orders No. II.
I. Upon the recommendation OF the
Company Commander the following
promotions are announced In Company
u. First Regiment. -. q. H.. with rank
from April 20. 1902:
Private G. a. Bowers TO be Corporal.
Private NJ. ". Johnson 10 be Corpo-
raj.
They Will be obeycd and respected
accordingly.
2 Upon his own request and with
the approval of the company. Corporal
Joseph Seybold. Company +. First Reg
iment. -. G.. H.. Is hereby reduced to
the ranks.
tSigned) JOHN SCHAEFER.
Captain and Adjutant
by order OF Colonel J. w. Jones
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-02
One Day Cold Cure.

| Probably there are few remedies
that give better satisfaction than
our well-known ANTI-GRIPPE TAs-
LETS. In cases of colds, when you
feel that you "have it all over your
body" these tablets take right hold
and expel the cold germs, and nip
at the start An illness that might
be long protrscted.
People would not send 5000 miles
for ANTI-GRIPPE TABLETS unless
they had found them better than.
ar ything else they had used. But
this is just what they do. Here's
the proof. I
I17leN. Penn. ST., India
napolis, Indiana,
October 10.
Hebron Drug Co.
Dear Strs:
While in Honolulu asst
February I purchased a
bottle of your Anti.
Grippe Tabl cts and find
them the very best thing
I ever tried for a cold
and grippe. Woul d like
you to send me two bot
ties for viii ch I en-
close stamps t6oc) and
greatly obl1se,
MRS. H. F. WOOD.
If you are subject to colds you
cannot afford to be without them.
They cure a cold in one day. Insist
on having ours because "just the
same isn't ANTI-GRIPPE TABLETS.
PRICE 25c.
Hebron Drug
Company. |
F0rt and King.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-02
Military Changes.

The following order was issued from
military headquarters yesterday:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-11
Didn't Work.

First Suburbanite-I hear that neigh
trr OF yours adopted that hired girl of
his b $ 50 as to sef her to stag with the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-11
BrcchcrS 39en Hand.

.An old uemaer u Plymouth churct
who knew Henry Ward Bceahcr aaa
his family te,ls story atJCt tin
great proaeIcc. .No one -cYeg f.Eew
Hlas IL did #i-A TIE vast sums ot
faeleg Ie earned A. 4 leetaeeE5 He
said. "He nSe4 II give money awaf
with both hanf5z. 8al he Hsa~ as f.t.at.
to give street fzssar a twenty tf7llar
bill a. a dol.ar, bit Lis s3E.fHr froH
Plymouth church vent dtreet=to Mrs.
BeeeAer intact. He never drew auy
money from the church until the end
Of the year Then he received check
for $50 900, his full years salary, ami
handed it to his wife When he died
lie did not leave much Of an estate, al
though he had earned millions Of dol
lars ia his life. but Mrs. BeeeAer Lad
always received her see, 900 a Year ;sui
she lived in comfort and even luxury
in Brooklyn till she died. He Was j
9eat msn was Henry W}rd Reecher.@
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-11
One Cold Saved,

Logic is logic, whether it touches the
affairs Of M tons or cold in the head
The conviction, says Tit BITS, was ferc
ed upon Il Liverpool woman whose
coacAman although he had been i'll fUl
several days, appeared one morning
with his hair closely cropped.
Why, Dennis said the mistress
Whatever possessed you 10 have youl
Aa1r cut Willie you had such Il bad
Cold:"
w I'll num-" replied the unaba>hed
Dennis, Il do be takin' notice this bong
willie that whiniter have Eae hatr cut
take a bad coWld, SO | Thought 10 me
self that now. while | had the coWld
an 10 me, if would be the time Of all
others t. go and &,et me hair euttin'
done. for by that course | would s;tyc
meseIf just ore cowId. DO you s@e tue
puWer of ne reasouin'. num-"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-11
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Il he Morals Of Animals

It may he questioned whether anil
mails have any conception OF morals
as We understand the term, but in a
genera! sense it would certainly seem
that they have In the social Scn So
there is no doubt as to the answer To
take 4 well known instance, the ant
family lave evolved most eoi1plicat-
ed social system which apparently
works t. perfeetion and that is more
than can be said for any human sys-
tenn. IN order, cleanliness, care of off
spring, provision fer future wants and
military discipline no civilized society
can compare with theirs. They are
shareholders, it is true. but they treat
their sIayes with every kindness and
eonsidera ton, and the warrior ants de
fend them i'll time ct danger.
Another excellent example is fur
nished by the beaver. During summer
it leads q solitary life, but 'at the ap-
proach Of winter communities are
formed. building operations commence,
stores age laid UP rs soon ;Is the dwell
jngS are completed. IND every individual
Of the community recognizes clearly
that the interests of the family md
the colony come l:t>t In their family
life they, in common with many other
animals offer ~ eEanple which might
we'll be copied Hot 8aly by sayages, but
also by civilized communities.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-11
An dddity of Los. Caste.

1t is not necessary to i to India te
hear. curious stories of ca 1re. In pro
fessiooa 'tans househop recently a
madservant fell i'll of diphtheria. Her
mistress nursed her herself through u
tedious illness until Sue was quite well
WheA tlat happy result WAS establish
ed. the maid Immediately informed the
mistress that she Intended to leave her
service Tue reason Of the na id 5 de
parture was this-'I could not live with
mistress who has been waiting on
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-11
Lifted tn Forever.

Mazzini, whose name IS associated
with the liberation ct lt4ly, was once
asked what he would have Taught in
school
"one tl1ir@. at any rate, in MI" re-
piled AI4zziBi, and that is some knoWi-
edge Of astronomy. y man learns
nothing If he has hot learned to Won
der. aud astronomy, better than aay
science, teaches Elifn sometLtu" of the
mystery aHd grandeur If The universe.
Now. Il man who fees tbs VIII soon
feel something 4 his oH.1 greatness
and mystery, and chem for the frsr
tiG4e he is Il nau.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-11
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Precious IiniH

Whey the crusaders reAnrYeI. ,ttspmpl ts3 u
the Holy Land in 1899, 1hqS We're iJ;id,
Ell with relies of holy pelfonages who
had previously been unkf fown in the
west. Rohen.end, one of aheir LEADERS,
divide q between iAH4sselllmsa'n ehltalp
churches a dozen, hairs, which the pa.
triarch of Antioch had eiY ZEN him wl{h
the assurance that the Blessed Virgin
.pluckedt them. froN her bead as she
stood d-Matfr Dplorosa byNtha eross.s-
All tue ear Round. %
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-11
The stormy retreL.

a bird OF immepse wing power is the
tiny stormy petrol, the smallest web
foeted bird known It belongs 70 ev-
cry sea, and, although so seeming frail,
it breasts the utmost fury of the storm.
with incredible velocity the
trough Of the waves and gliding rap
idly eSer their snowy. crests. Petrels
have been, observed 1000 miles from
neareSt land
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-11
by lie

The oxfa3 .ee- atit&zees5 e parents
under the Chinese laws Is W! Known,
i 6tieataaa Il ferfg fear9, whose
aged nstaer fe.@ad his4 every day,
shel tears =.4l tie eos4-sla.T ii oae OF
his friends.
Why 80 yoa weep:@ he was asked.
Mas. things are not rs they Used to
be- answered tie devoted son. THE
poor Wdman's arms grow feebIer e4-
cry day yr-Sporting Times
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-11

4
Use Walkers Cream Balm
for chapped hands, lips and all
rouhness Of the skin. Far sT-
perior to anything you ever
= used for this purpose. Every
= bottle guaranteed to give salts
faction or your money back.
Price 25c.
a WALKER DRUG CO.
= 110 Main st.
- -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-11
Their Bible.

Their Bible.
.sstury is told ineWh1ch tie late Lord
.ldhesie;gA figured g44en # Mr.. Stat
t4rd Nqrt4eote he Mas ppointed q
magistrate for Devon. At lhe castle OF
Exeter, w1ere he attehacd io be sYyprn.,
he was haiided book f7ete round With
whAs had' otisse- bees r'al ia be. Nor lfk
As thsappearancesof it, NJ Northcote
took out hls.kmfe and cut Ihe tape aud
sn opening the book disco4cred that Il
Was ready. y.reckoner.son Thieh magis
trates hatf been sworn forphout thirty
years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-11

Don't use steel knives for cutting
fish, oysters, sweetbreads or. brains.
The steel blaekens and gives an un-
pleasant flavor -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-11

r u ~ =
I.li
aa J
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-11
ii. wheseaSoot..

"po you happe.. to kGowt anything Of
yonr masters whereabouts ~ asked a
-wite Mo was looking for her husband.
I'm not sure, men, said, the care
full servant, but think they're in the;
wa sl,a, = ille
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-11

RI thou art u master, be sometimes
blind; IL a servant, sometimes deaf
Fuller. = ae
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-11

An Evening Call.
II Called on rersinsIast evening"
remarked Mr.. Brown. e4
.itiDid 1pu 1aye}s pleas lnt7time: in
quired Mrs. Brown. in5=
"Vsry Perkins waS beating his
wife wlIh L went in" q .,4 s4l
WHAT" ..zE sisz.;
"{ssay Perkins was betting his wife,
but foT course he stopped when Licame
in
well should hope Sd" 81
81 begged him TO go Oh, but he said
some sotlrr ftmf woulA do just as
Ywell."i ! L :4.s IL
You begged him to 81 on?" -. II
why. yes. l didn't swant. to spoil
the fun, you know
iQh,. you brute. Do ytu mea to- sa =
that y1h could have Looked calmly Ga
While he beat his wife?a t4=.~
R,liGerta,bfly. Why not sa -.
II thought you had af least a spark
Of manhood left. | suppose yos will
be Dtailns ua next. -.
Yes; | think could ifi you would
play cribbage with mel 4.e r.
PLAY. sribba2:' ! ae.l . @ai
II feH, that " what Herkins and his
wife ~efe dang. Lo1 don Telegraph.