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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-26
After Six

The crowds az the Bon
Marche Saturday night are
drawn here in a great measure
by our famous After Six" un-
der prices
Wrappers that sell al 7se renu-
larry. special Saturday sitter =. az a..
kimonos made o. finunelstis, all
new. wefih Ise; saturday after :,
at &c.
Pretty OPAL Salt and Pepper
shakes. blue and - hite. value Toe
each. after {. Sc each,
Only enc pair 10 a buyer.
Potts iron Handles. regular ioc
each. after 8, s. each.
Pyramid Washing Powder. large
packages: after .. isc package.
Only ore "a a buyer. No children
Will be served with powder at thia
price.
80 boxes zine Tolie, Soap. three
cakes in bon ~orth ibe, after :. b.
box.
Laxative nremo Quinine for your
eatd. &C boxes for i1hc.
fdstefnted Tooth Powder. regular
sc bottles. for zoe.
Absorbent Cotton. s-oE. packages
faF 1oe. worth 14c
Wrapped Chocolate. fresh and veil
eaassa. warth a1r ~. after 4. fse ~.
Chiidrsu's and Misses Muslin
Drawers. lace trimmed. after q 80.
Value q 20. these are slightly sogied.
ss.tneh haif-aoci nress uoods. sol
"a eaiafs navy. med. blue. rarnet.
med red. cid rpts. green and black.
value zoe. Al isc.
ss44aA. .asa.
cciofa. rcd. blue. pink ana white.
snfnr are lace trimmed and have
white ruthinE around front: slightly
poslnd; value ti.So and is.sS. special
ct Inc-
women's outins Flannel covn
IN plain eeiors. slightly sollsf. trim
med sith tofrhon iace and tucked
YOKE. special after 9. sscs value 81 80
CafIffeg's al wool Chesiot Taller
Y sds suits. calnFs dhrs blue and On
ford graz. lined throughout. daalhis
Breasted Jacket. after & shsss value
ssw York Migs Blssehea shses.
inE, ons fard vide. moft finish. fexu.
lsx rffee. isaei after q a yard. Sc.
He'd Spreads. fun sise. hemmed.
ready Tor use. worth Iscl after 4. a
Outing Flannel. either light or
dark. assorted styles. worth s.: after
4. yard. g..
Dress EAtlnes. - inches wide,
limited qualify. dark grounds with
oFisnfsi Htripes. worth isc: after {.
= yard. =.
Hefftsas fsrseY Ribbed Wool
Vests aud Pants. IN gray. finest ti.ea
quality after q. Sc garment.
wunanp'r Fine Ribbed nlack Wool
Hose. double Toe and heel. superior
ssc quality. after 9. tee pair.
Wofusu's Black Liberty SIX Neck
RUFUS. very fine quality. with long.
piaited ends. FINISHED with wide RUIZ
fies. very fun collar. fully worth 1900
each; Nale price. after g. tI.7s each.
Women's Plain white Half ~ 4
Handkerchief. all pure linen, full
slze. perfect condition. worth regu-
larry zau sachs sale price. after 8.
lfs1e each.
Hamuants Of Fancy Cream and
Erfu Balloons. Hsubroidefics and
InseTtiunr. plain and fancy trim
miprs hraifs. veliiugs and faccs Of
/ all kinds assorted lengths. This sea :
sons selections. worth from isr 90
sise per yard saie price. after 9. Sc
yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-26
FAITH In
WARSHlP
Colombia Expects Much
of the Bogota

PANAMA. sept as--rhe cruiser
nesota. recently purchased BY the
celcmblan government On the TN
fted states. aud now ON the way
here. II expected to be Of great ser
vlcs. II Is believed by the govern
mcnt that the vessel with It's Amer
tcan officers and gunnera Will he ahis
with the assistance % the govern
snent Nuahoata, q destroy the revo-
iutionafy navy. The insurgents
have but one cfIicient warship. the
Faailln. and the first work % the
noEatA VIII be - seek out the Pa
GlliA and destroy her if possible.
Tfaifsc across the izthmus h now
rnohstruetelk There are few insar-
gents IN TIRE region. Governor SAL
nzar has addressed communication
10 Commander Mclean OF theCfncin-
natl. claiming that the Colombian
government IL able TO protect the
lives and property Of Foreigners. and
protesting against thu presence OF
the American marines TIE marines
however. sre stiii kept on guard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-26

Brass Extension Rods. extend
fran ~ 90 a. inchss, nicely finished.
Win natures. value ~ each. after 8,
&c each.
Curtain Ends. can be matched IN
pairs. some very ma ones among the
lot; these have been selling Ut sSe
aud zoe each. value Eees after .. isc
per yard.
nisby's large sire shoe Paste. isc
slge. for a.,
we,nen's serge slippers. Doe value.
for gsc
wonien's oxford Ties. nae Wei
aid. fieKlble soles. eoneaxe heels. for
small feet. value gi-se. fer Soc
Misses and chiidrcn'n Felt Slip
PETS. leather soies, sizes 10 :; value
Ise, for Doc.
The Diamond Mall Piles. 70 ~
Inches Ions. very best made. special.
fac each.
fssss Quality seal Leather Beta.
regularly sold az CSC and 1bc each.
sale price. choice, csc.
regular price zee; sale pfies. ise
Special values In Stick Pins. a
beautiful assortment regularly
uorth aae; sale price. choice. lie
each.
rean Head Lace pins. 1 dozen on
card. value zee card; sale price. iec
card
PompAaour Combs. very best quail
iiy. all perfectly finished. Waite sc
each. sale price. itc zach.
A lot o. new patterns IN Fancy
Decorated Crepe Paper. regularly
said a asc roll. aaie prtcs. Is roll.
Hest Hone Collar Buttons. ! dozen
on card. special after 9. - card.
Hat Pins. I aoxen on card. black or
white. regular value Ice card. after
C. choice. ~ card
Nickel rlaioa Safety Pima. ! dozen
on card, regular prizes Be card; after
6, cards for bc.
Taliors se-inch TAPE Measures
metal tipped. regular vaiue Toe; after
Hest quality wire Hair Pins as
sF.nsrsd, fszulsr price Sc box; after
Fancy Hat Pirs. beautiful as
surfmsnf. siways soid for bee each.
after e. choice, fsc each.
shell HAIR netalnsrs, extra vel
made and finished. regular value iec
each. after &. sr.
KID Hair Curriers'. 1 dozen in bunch
regular value INC. Toe and i@Ac
bunch. after q. choice. Sc bunch.
manuscript Legal Tablets. lee
pages. for &c.
xtc paper Books. after g. fer &C.
1bc Composition Books. ttc.
fso ana zoe unruled Tablets ~
f9r.
Mems Heavy Cotton ssax. after 9.
= f.air. Sc.
a lot 81 MEMS Hiue and White
Striped rnfe4ahirfs only. fleece tin
ed. worth seci after sale. zach 1kc.
Mems white Cambria Hanfker-
rhlsfs norsh Toe, after 9. each sc.
AIsaes' Crush Hasss sec. worth
kfc.
Chlidren's Tnmn. S0c. worth Tsc,
Quilts. IN all coiors. : for Sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-26
PERRY QUEENAN
--RUFE TURNER

Perry Queenan has signed articles
To fight Rufn Turner IL seattle tho
latter part of mart month. The ar
tieies have been sent 20 Turner. Whit
Is row IN stockton. Cal. and It II ex~
psefed that he win accept the match.
These two iightweights fought -
rounds AZ the Seattle theater SONS
weeks ago and the referee called
The match a draw. AZ that time
there were many prominent sporttns
itssn who considered tire contest q
fskefake. as far as the fighters were
concerned. The managers OF the
contest did not come In for any share
ef the blNme for the fiaseo. AuusheF
match has been arranged and every
possible rrecaution will be taken To
prevent anything that IN any Nay
resembles dirty" work.
Ilel Iampunan u managing the
coming mill and he announced tetay
that IL would be held ia the Seattle
theaf<r. The fixhs VIII - satisfAe-
tory or the money with be refunded,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-26
MORGAN'S
FINESSE
Turns Over |. & N. to
Coast Line

NEW Yoitis. sept. se,--it IL re-
ported on Wall street today that
Morgan has turned over the Louis
vile a Nashville Railroad 10 tho At
lantir Coast Tine. By this step Nor
gan Viii becafae an important factor
In the latter road. IN which herete-
fore he has had 80 interest. Morgan
has been trying for some time 10
obtain contral Of the Coast road. aud
the transfer Of ths Louisville a
Nashville il regarded nA the enter
Ing wedge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-26

Mems stiff Bosom Shirts. open -.
and front. separate cuffs. a1so.r.<
cciored stripes. these perfect fIlfc,
hhlria are value for sleh. But 4.
price IL. eaehs...s*-.<.<........7s ~
Another new line IN Soft Beacon -
separate auffFs The material 4 49,
madras cloth and tie prlee ~
oIif -s=+=sss.s+=.s ss...
We have uEt stocked nsp IIn<1 a a.
PreHicenf Euspenders In rhe<1
stripes and dots: you can ~
great variety n coiofx. a.
medium light. price q rair. ~
Our Mems Necksear stock eon,.,,<
everything that Il nfxet \
shapes. coiafs ana weaves ~ II
wife you to examine this iusn4r.s
stock and the swell styles ~ y.
selling ~ &c and .......... "a
We have all the highest Craze 4
very attractive prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-26

VETERAN OF WAR
PASSES AWAY

William Lee. aged az years. a vet
eran OF the Spanish American war
and Who also Mas with the forces IN
China. died az 1891 First avenue
south. yesterday ~ plcurisy. The
body Is IN charge OF huttefworth 4
sons
When the war with spain broke
cut. Lee enlisted aud served through
out the Philippine campaign. After
returning home. aaAin donned the
uniform OF Uncle sam and went 10
China. lie was taken ~ Ia Manila
a few weeks ago. and recently re-
turned 60 Seattle IN company with a
comraie. Walter Aihertrcn. lie sank
rapidly and yesterday morning pass
ed away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-26

20 dozen Mems Brown Wool Un-
derwear. which are really worth
$50. a. a leader on saturday.
garment ....4+s.ss+sf+s .sts ri-oo
Mems Natural Gray and Tan Merino
rndershlris and Drawers. usually
sold 81 Tee will be seid a. tons
az they last at, = garmsnt ...sSe
In Mems Fleece Lined Underwear
we offer strong ieadefs-scru ~.
a garment. de. and blue
Al ....-...s.s....* ..t.ss... sSvS
Mems Heavy Black Duck Workinf
Ehlfta, fleece lined and - inches
long. fast color. and the price.
each ...s........ssssss ..sss.tsfe't
on Saturday new lines Of men's
a8c and DOC EuHpenderH. with all
the modern improvements. vii. -
at. pair. .--s-~sssss.ssss... --Df
Mems outing Flannel Night Robes.
IN plaids and stripes. at. each obe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-26

bar ~ the Palm saloon. al tass aee-
ond avenue. when he Was seen 10
rtaEgcr and clutch at the bar raii
Then an expression OF pain spread
over his features. and he fell lie
had a hold on the bur rail AZ the time
and his fall was not So heavy 90 a.
otherwise would have been. when
several people who were IN the place
came 20 his assistance. Il was found
that lie was practically extinct lie
lived bat few seconds after he fell.
Policeman SehanenAn was called IN,
and he summoned the deputy coron-
er. The body WAS removed 20 the
undertaking parloss of nutterworth
q sons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-26
DRANK AND
FELL DEAD

..ahn T.. shelton. man very well
known In seattle, felt dead in the
Palm saloon at i5as second avenue
at I o'clock this morning. That
death was due ia heart disease. aug
mental by the use OF liqsior. n the
belief OF Coroner Hoyr and friends "
the dcaa man. Shelton Was about ~
year old. and was familiarity known
as "ffoaA'is," a name whArh he ac-
very we'll liked by his companions
and his Death WAS not une expected
flr has becn afflicted with maiady
Of the heart for some time. and often
complained az pains In ttat arean
An AUTOPSY Win he held the even
tng 10 ascertain the exact cause of
his sudden detniae.
His last Drink
Shelton had ordered drink at the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-26

- pairs 81 Runled SWISS Curtains.
In figures. 20 inches wide and !
yards long. Substantially made.
worth sL5s per pair. here tomorrow
81 10.
Ruffisd Swiss Curtains. trimmed
With heavy cord. IN neat designs.
runis edge With s-luch lace. worth
s2.he. at si.ss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-26
Waener's Program

Tomorrow evening between 80
and 10 o'clock WaarerE Orchestra.
directed by Herbert Nanderhoof.
viii render these selections at the
hon Marche;
March. 1.-THE Jolly Students new
...tss-.sssss. s4t.s-ss. $500 ..1icAci
Overture. Poet and Peasant ....
..s-....a..ss. ssssts*ss. s*e.*ssARpe
Selection. King Dodo. 1890. Luders
A Cuban Dance. -.TrochaH .Tyers
Sweet Remembrance Waitxes.
Arr. ST. Clair. containing the fol-
lowing; Afterwards. How Can
! Leave Thee" Alice. Where Art
Thou"
MGdier overture. .....-.*.-.D e VIII
Popular Song. PLEASE Go Way
and Let Me Sleep. Brymn
New Mown Hay tfiret time)...
...-..-.s.. ....s.+.. .*.-.. Matthews
a. "A Southern Lullaby ....... Gale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-26

Mems plimp Wei KID. heavy soies.
Goodyear welt. union made, me-
dunn heels value $3.50 for x2.is
Mems Hos Calf Lace shoes. Piimp
upper stock. double soica. Good
year welt. medium heels. This
shoe has the union stamp; value
1910 for.ss...s...,.a. -. IN
Mems flax Calf and Wei KID Lace
Shoes. heavy noleH. Vide extension
edge. medium heels, union stamp
value 400 fpFssssts.fssss+tssN sur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-26
Was Well kno~n

Some time ago shelton was en-
ployed an bartender in Franks an-
loon az 1901 Firnt avenue. Prom
Edward nrunini. who knew the man
during his life. Il Vas learned that
he was married and that his wife
lived uomewhe IN oregon. lie has
a srOwn daughter who IL living in
the East II n act thought that he
has any relatives Ia this city.
Definite funeral arrangements have
not Yet been made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-26

Mems house slippers. tan or black.
opera and Everett styles. value
tiD for...-.s-ss.-sss ssttfsss.b7f
women'n fine f1lmp Wei KID. pat
ented IT, heavy Goodyear Weltn
soiea. military hsei. value e.
Tor s.ss.s.sssssss .ssssssss.st PAID
Women's fine BOX caif Lace Shoes.
heavy soles. military heel. value
100, fof,,fts sstfs...ssss*.s.sNt MS
chIIdren's Plump Wei Kid Lace
Shoes. medium heavy ROiea. spring
heelp. eises "a 70 iihs yalus Ill,
Tor ssssss.ssr.sts.s- .ssss.s.. Ft.@"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-26

love Face Powder. &c bn1ea, ~
Maivtne Cream. FEC boxes. for.,.-a
MAlvins Lotion. 5ec bettic4 f~-.2
Best vassline. large sire bo<flA \
.*.s...s .s.*.*.ss-t. -sss+s-~'.''' = =
Rose Water and Giycerlne. - -
ties, Tor .-..-s..>--s - -..-.-1-
Pure 6lycerine. &c bottlee fH--.N
woodbury's Facial Powder - -
Ia Biache Powder. SOC bpxe4 = u
Rubifoam Tooth Wash. -
for..- - --.-s=-.s-.-f<--*tt--
Sozodonf Tcoth Wash. -
Tor .-@-.--=s* ss%-e-s.--- -. Y
Caiders' Tooth Pow der. &c -
s..ts. s.--s.e-*.-e.s. ss.-t'.<-s*]r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-26

Misses Plump Wei Kid Lace
Shoes. heavy eoiss. Kid To.
spring heels. sizes IL 20 q value
500. for ................sf.fS n
Women's fine PLUMP Wei KID Lace
Shoes, heavy aoies. KID tn. mo1i-
fled military hselni value y .on
Tor ,.ss-..sst..s..s.s st..ssssp f.VS
Hoy'n Veal Calf Lace shoes. heavy
noles. low heels. sizes % ;. value
u DO, for.s.ssss.ss..ssts.s o7'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-26
Sale of Umbrellas

Our Pail asack :
complete. as1 r,u
are very low. m
Specials ior s4sau.
day.
wonen's t5ntuL
Las. special 4 -
worth 6oasi<
Wosnen's l>nlnr
las. special & =
worth lila
women's Cr1
las special 3 ~
worth ala
Mems lint
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-26
Mems Goods
SATURDAY SALE PRICES

Men Of thought buying their Furnishings at the RI.
Marche and saving money II is reasonable that our pr
should be much lower than the regular Saturdays spech
always interest prudent buyers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-26


Trade IL du1I again today on west
ogu avenue The continued rains cut
the local demand for fruits and
1ancx vegetables fairly In half and
prices are stationary with q tend
oncy 70 50 lower
Poultry and eggs are coming Ia In
1AiF quantities. and the local demand
= vel supplied Exgs are now sell
1ng 1t - cents per dozen Wholesale.
SoDoluo QuoTATlooS
vssstsDs>-
petzso~s-efs 1r9tsW toni carrots. ene
Ss.s; &C. =. ssss.s.. sisaas, 3 81 -:
. sss.sss IS a.. s'~ .-. 49, ss...ss.
1c PER 10: Chill peppers. si.ts box
muG9ksxu.t 5k8sc. tomatoes, <oU9ors r.A-
HAe@ e psr 1ss. pAssssy. 1e43c ss1sns
E-ss spsIsss panssin. < p-s ..
sssseass-- Ms r<r 40. sssanssrs, sss p~s
g. s zee. 81: .s.s re- =. T. ., g.
- soasss ~ ses' sesvs 1870 =
eantaloupes q .o16u-z5 ease. water
melons. @I.7s41zeo.
exssn Tru1s
Lencns-e2 oo4s % . bass es<tsHx go
bsnAn<z. q act 20. pin<ebpiss. y % -
eexs ez.ne~s ssi<n<sss - zo.es -; 80
GrtrHa- G4fsf grace frusL 81 v131 %.
peaches. ep475e. eurransp. ne, siaekb<r-
rfes. ": psnrs. 7sc box. ccncords, Is
baskft. psArs. q. 20 bon, prun<s. xsct iran.
herr1ss. s<Ao kNrrsi. grep<s. hl~<k snd
white. tiA50Si.z5; Tokays. u.2S0
o1.S9. DeiasuaTes. Use crate
Usno1 msss-csw bssf. - - ~ stssx
~ e4ez1s pc ~ nsssa.s vssnes. I'VE
49, Us .Dss& - - ~. veal Ass~
t4ovssssns : Hama SSss svsssasss
esrs~ss5 ssssS-rss ssus-,-s srss-, e..
o~fn1 o1zrr< % tire evD1uc<r IN rcon1 80
- tns 11ct ~ N fhs ear - e<ktiisz
9rn6e-oesa- t<9oo01pD, n.xsey. o31.ee.
west ehsekan fssa- szi-oos esua saik
Bststr. clsses<. Ises snl rsxitry
nstt<r-ws>tinsfea ere4neriss. sse0z7es
chss.<-ssssrvs ws<hfnsseu fun ssssA.
{1Uf<e- Eazfaru: Ns1 York. f1Apfte.
0fneeasin. 1<ss Eogo~f1rs- 8cs Efsn.
010o01xoe rsr cnzss New Tovk 168fsc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-26
THE CON MARcHG
Shoes for Z all

The will off buying Fall Shoes
will be looking for Saturdays
price list have prepared an interesting attractive
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-12
YOUTH WAS NOT ENCOURAGED
JUDGES Matrimonial Experience Not
Sufficiently AIIurIno.


A young man bashfully approached
popular Official few days ago and
said
Judge, l nave come to ask your
&aTlce. You have always been like
fatler to me, and have now come
to YOU on q very important matter.
an thinking of getting married.
We'll, young man" interrupted the
judge, If you are thinking Of getting
married go dc it right away. Don t
wait, because the girl might not be
willing this time Tomorrow
But, you see,' protested the youth,
! m afraid I'm not able to take care
Ell her
Tut, tut" deprecatingly retortee
tae judge. Why, when I got mar
ried was q years old and ST 500 in
debt"
rs that so" exclaimed the other,
with happy encouragement cleaning
from his eye. And | suppose you
must now be worth about
And now, concluded the judge,
m only $4,000 in debt
The young man hes ret yet mai
1ied. .--SaVannah (Ga) News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-12
Ps!ee Set OF by a Hot Box.

The Mt. Pe]ee disaster was taken
as text by one Of the speakers at d
recent nearby camp meeting of negro
Zionists. He explained that the erup-
ton Was a rehuke to the greed of
mankind along the following lines:
De earf, my fr'en's, resolves on
aSels, as We all know. Som~fn' suah
am needed to keep EN- axels creased
so de good Lawd. in his wisdom an
foresight, put lots t.b petroleum? in de
bowels ub de earf tor dat purpose. De
Stan'ard Oil company comes along
an strax dat PETROLEUM by borin'
holes in de earf. De earf sticks on
its aXcls an wo.l't so round no more.
Dere is hot box. jus as tho de earf
WIZ a big railroad train-an' then, my
fr'en's, dere am tsubble.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-12
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMEN

Dr. NJ Cohen cf
added to his heretofore
nnt of Chronic Rheumatism, Swotcn
Weak Back to Kidney Trouble
cured at home without Hot
treatment is highly
the United andEu
Dr. Cohen treats chronic diseaseof
ah Liver, tSomach all Ear
Throat Cancer Piles Rupture
method Dr. Cohen
ph He has had years of practical experience
pas III the East and made
He
hundreds of
him. their ailments
cians.
hed the sk1 OF other
Examination will
scientifically
Store Pine
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-12
The "Jniversa' Laneuage.'

From abroad coraes q suggestion for
a universal language. If 5000 words
are required for the language (sals s
the autho: of the suGgesIiCn), then
you have the requisite supply in tle
numbers l to 5000 All that you
have to do IS to apply given groups
of figures to given conceptions
Bread" will be written by Englis.i.
men, Freedmen and Germans taus:
70 any one who wishes to order
bread and meat writes: "431-75-S7,"
which means Send bread and meat.
The future t~nse is expressed by slant
ing the 43l to the right, and the past
by sioping tlose figures to the left.
But think of making love to a girl of
some other speech by whispering in
her ear. "G3-l4--131-27'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-12
WOMEN AND JEWELS.

Jewels candy, flowers. nlan--that IS
the order Of a womans preferences.
Jewels form a magnet Gf mighty pow
er to the Average woman. Even II
greatest Of all jewels hea tn. is *
ruined in the strenuous effort I -
CT save the mon y to purchrs N
If woman will risk her healt q zee
coveted gem, tben lst r :. l,,;tify
herself against th, :nsi> .ou. conse.
quences OF cough i n0 bron-
chial affections =, - ,'sYuiar use Of
DR.. Boschee's G r-a~ -y:up. Ii viii
promptly ARE &. dmpt:on in its
early stages a..d zeal the affected
lungs ard blcne "a ubes and drive
the dread disease fl m the system. II
is not c}lHe-al! out it is a certain
cure for col1r'ls C';ls and all brOn.
chia' troubles. Il can act DR.. G. &
Green's reliable smedies at J. \.
Coles Get Gree Special Almanac.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-12
What TI1ev Did.

We had a delightful time last
week, said the city cousin, who was
describing the joys of metropolitan
life. One evening we trolleyed out to
a suburban home and ping-ponged un-
I'll nearly midnight. and next day we
automobiled to the country club and
solfed unit! dark"
pc had a purity socd time last
week, too veatured the country
cousin, With a sarcastic smile. "One
Gay we buggied over to Uncle Josiar's,
and us boys got out in the back lot
and baseba!led all afternoon and after
we had dinnered We sneaked up to the
loft and lit candle and pokeled un-
til | had every blamed cent in the
crowd"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-12
WHALE WORTH A FORTUNE.
+ Carried Chunk of Ambergris That
Sold for About 100000.

More than 100000 is what Capt.
James Earle, a New Bedford whaler
TOW visiting il Honolulu, realized in
1888 from one spe!m whale. In fact,
the whale was one Of the most valE-
able ever caught in any ocean. 1t
was not the ninety barrels OF oil which
gave the leviathan its extraordinary
value, for that was sold for something
like $1,000, but within the whale 5
vast interior there was found solid
piece OF ambergris weighing $50
pounds. This was the largest single
piece Ost ambergris ever found, accord
ing to the records, and that it came
from ore lone whale made the rich
discovery the more interesting to the
scientific world.
Th.s 1SG-pound piece Of ambergris
was sold in chunks in al markets OF
the world fer about G2o.Gou sterling.
2ad it Laid the foundation OF wealth
fer almost every man interested in the
Whaling expedition, which originated
in New Zealand.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-12
LAND FLOWING WITH HONEY.
Old Settler Tells of the EarIy cavs
in GEORGIA.


MT. JACOB kumm is now SO wears
of age, but has comparatively good
use OF himself, says the Milledgeyille
lGa) News. Mr.. Gumm's father was
one OF the first settlers in this Sec
tlon He was a major in the United
states army, and was stationed with
some troops at Mount Pellar Hill.
near McComb's Mount. At that time
mere was considerable opposition to
'he presence of the troops in this
section, and Mr.. Gumm, ST.. resigned
MS commission and purchased the
ldhd around the fort, thus becoming
ohe of the first landowners and tax.
payers OF the county, and he and his
descendants have been taxpayers here
ever since. Mr.. Jacob Gumm entered
'he indian war Of 1887. at the close
ol winch he returned. and has resid-
ea mere ever since. He says he re-
members when what is now Milledge-
Nliie was great forest, filled prin-
c1pally with large poplar trees. many
oi winch were over four feet thick.
lEeS2 trees drew MANY bees. until
C1efe was so much honey that it
would drip from the large trees on
lhe undergroWth below and thus spoil
your clothes as you walked through
the bushes. Everybody had mc.a
money than he could consume.