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North Enalish.

North English, Aug. 13.-T. M.
Evans and family returned home from
Dakota Saturday night
Old Settlers day will be observed
at North English Saturday, Aug 90.
An interesting program is being pre-
pared and good time is anticipated
8. p Chiids and little son were bust
ness callers in Sigourney Monday.
Ep. Simmons and mother returned
to their home in Kansas Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Luton, who have
been over from Marengo for few
days visit, returned home this after
noon. They were accompanied by
Mrs. George Smith and daughter
Blanche.
James Summit and wife Of Musca-
tine are here for visit at the paren-
tai Summit home, south of town.
The North English ball nine cross
ed bats with White Pidgeon at this
place this afternoon. The result was
10 to in favor of North English.
George Horn of South English was
caller here this afternoon.
H. P. MarkWell has secured a posi-
ton ia barber shop at Clarion and
will move there in the near future.
Guy Clevenger and family have
been here this week from Cedar Falls
| visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Summit enter
tanned about twenty young people al
their home last Thursday evening IL
honor of their daughter Nellie's TWEEN
| ty-first birthday.
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farmers say the hail was as large as
large walnuts.
Mrs. James c. Baker, of near Mt.
zicn. is very i'll with malaria fever
which is complicated with other serl-
Gus diseases.
George Workman and family VIII
move back to their farm here the last
of this month. They went from here
to Garden City, Kansas, and for the
past few months they have lived In
Fairfield. His brother Richard, who
has been living on his farm, will move
to South Dakota where he will farm in
the Red River valley.
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1t looks easy to be locomotive en-.
gineer until wreck occurs.
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Milton.

WlIIOns
Milton, Aug. 13.-Mayor Paxton and
Councilmen E. E. Hoskins and A. G.
Jolly made trip recently to Mediap-
oils and Morning Sun to inspect the
lighting plants of those cities with
view of putting in one like them for
Milton. They were well pleased with
the lights.
Prof. and Mrs. Sollerbarger Of Cory
don are visiting here and at Keosau-
qua, where the professor is one of the
county normal instructors.
The following cars of stock were
shipped last week: G. w. Bell, three
Of cattle, w. A. Bell one of cattle,
Snodgrass two of cattle and two of
hogs.
Mrs. Cantril and daughter of Den
yer, Col, who have been visiting for
quite while returned last week to
their home.
Roy Thompson and wife have been
visiting in Burlington the past week.
Rev. ]. Randolph has been on the
sick list the past week.
Prof. Collins of Bloomfield was the
guest of DR.. W. z. Spence recently.
Mrs G. II. Holland is visiting at the
home of e. G. Holland.
The following are attending county
normal at Keosauqua from this place:
Ruby Cook, Katie Summers, Mable
Weiny, Gertie and Ada Campbell,
Stella Barnett, Amy Dye, Delpha Con-
well, Nora Kittle, Gladys CASTOR.
Grace Hale, Dora Barker and Nettie
Helsel.
Rev. j. T. Barnett recently attended
the M. E. church district conference
at Centervile.
The fourth quarterly meeting of the
Milton M. P. circuit will be held next
| Sunday at the church in Milton. The
pastor, Rev. j. Randolph, Will have
charge of all the services.
George Fellows has resigned his po-
sition with the Milton Hardware Co.
and left last week for North Dakota.
His family will live in Keosauqua for
\ the present.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Neafe of FIT. Mad
ison visited recently on North Prairie
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rosser have re-
turned to their home in Agra, Kan
after months visit with relatives
here and at Troy
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Jones OF Ottum
wa were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. U
/; G. Rice recently.
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WOolSon.

Woolson, Aug. 19.- Jesse Ginklns
had the misfortune to fall out OF
tree one day recently and break his
arm and otherwise strain his wrist.
Nellie Leach sustained broken
arm by being thrown from horse.
While Henry Pringle was moving
weeds along the road last Thursday
his team took fright at another team
coming up in the rear, and ran away,
throwing Henry off
Eli Jones and family started to Col
orado Springs last Friday for a
months visit with Charlie Diapers.
Lucy Stuart is visiting friends in Ne
braska
w. R. Hadley and John Stuart were
at Fairfield Saturday attending the
county prohibition convention.
The McCracken family are afflicted
with the measles.
Fora Hadley spent few days last
week visiting in Brighton.
Bert Collat's father was visiting him
Saturday.
Miss Vida Young was expected
home from Chicago last Thursday
Miss Friedrich was visiting witt
Louie Shelley Sunday.
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Exline.

Exline, Aug. 13-The Misses Berry,
of Ravannah, Mo-. visited their cous-
ms, Gertrude and Nina Johnson, last
week. They are going to locate at
Moulton in the near future.
Mrs. Edith Stearns and four children
of Brazil visited at the John Daniels
home in Exline over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Farnsworth,
Nellie. Iris and Lottie, visited over
Sunday at the Eli Farnsworth home
south Of EXline.
The Free Methodists are holding an
old-fashioned camp meeting on Shoal
creek, southwest of Exline. 1t will
last until Aug. 10.
A. l.. Farnsworth, Edith and Nellie
Farnsworth all visited relatives neal
Dean Monday and Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stickler, of Gin
cinnati, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Beer, of the Beer hotel, last Saturday
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North Fairview.


North Fairview. Aug. 14.-Miss
Grace Knight of near Eldon visited at
the Stevens home one day OF last
week.
S. c. Laughlin and wife of Liberty
Vile visited at the Bartholow home
Saturday
w. F. Swartz and wife and little
daughter, Clara, visited at the parent
al home Sunday.
Guy Copeland was a business caller
at Batavia Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Stever gave
party Saturday night in honor of their
daughters, Misses Anna and Clara.
who have been at Chicago employed as
dressmakers some time. There was
large crowd and every one had fine
time.
Lee Loveless made a business trip to
Libertyville Saturday.
Mrs. John Wildman and children Wis
tied in this vicinity last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Copeland and son,
Row. visited with the latter's parents
near Batavia last Saturday after
non.
Mrs. Bartholow is improving slow.
Nv from a long spell of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Teeter and chill
dren visited at the home of Mrs. Tee.
ter's parents one day last week
The threshing machines are very
busy in this vicinity.
| Row Block made quick trip to Lib
ertyville last Saturday.
Miss Ida Oliver visited at Liber-
tyville with Mrs. Lon Fulton few
DAYS last week.
Mrs. Oscar Stever and little daugh-
ter left Monday evening for Minneapo-
lis. Minnesota, where she will make a
visit with relatives.
MI. and Mrs. VIM. Hunt and chill
dren visited in this vicinity Sunday
with friends.
! Geo. Petzinger made business trip
RI town Monday
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Maggie Williams, who will visit here

Maggie Williams, who will visit here
with relatives.
Calvin Alternately of Pleasantville
returned home Monday after few
days visit with friends here.
Mrs. d. P Fagerstrom and children.
of Essex. arrived last Thursday for
visit with friends
Miss Emma Nye departed Monday
for Colorado.
Mrs. John Applequist, who was Wis
iting relatives in Agency last week,
was summoned home Wednesday on
account of the illness of her daughter,
Alice, who has been very sick, but
is reported some better.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller, of Ottum-
wa. were guests last week Of their
daughter, Mrs. D. 7. Rambo.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Hull and sons,
Charlie and Ralph, were over Sunday
visitors with relatives in Agency.
Miss Vina Allen, of Ottumwa, is at
home spending her vacation.
Miss Grace Shahan and brother. of
Frederic, We're Sunday guests of MI.
and Mrs. l.. E. Bellman.
Messrs and Mesdames Ben Nanator
and Hopp, of Dudley, spent Sunday
with relatives here.
Miss Nellie McNett, of Ottumwa,
was here Monday.
The remains CT Mrs. Jasper Smith,
of Osceola, whose death occurred last
Tuesday, were brought here for burial
last Wednesday. The funeral was
held at the M. E. church Thursday af-
ternoon at 2:30 o'clock, Rev. Frame
of Osceola, conducting the services
Interment in the l. O. o. F. cemetery
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WILLIAMSBURG.

|
williamsburg.
Williamsburg, Aug 13.-Williams-
burg is to have another saloon in a
short time The foundation for it on
the lot opposite the Ward hotel next
the depot is being put in place. 1t
has been developed that there is con
siderable opposition from some peo-
pie who live on that street to having
saloon there, but as it is said that
necessary legal rights to ope
be impossible to prevent it being
started The city council held meet
ing Monday night at which time the
property owners made some very ener
getic kicks, but the permit was grant
ed afterwards.
Nearly every one seems TO have lef
town, and yet after all there are lots
Of people coming and going every day
This place has about forty merry seek
ers enjoying themselves up at Spiri
Lake, besides quite crowd out in thu
mountains, and scattering ones, al
through the east.
Joe Kelly, Harry House, and Herl
Beeasier started out yesterday over
land to attend the field trial held tn,
last of this month at Emmetsburg
From there they will go to Spirit LAX,
and the Dakotas, fishing and huntin!
as they go.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Keegan have gon
to Larwell, Ind, to the Sanatariun
as also has Cornelius O'Donnell.
w. R. Evans and wife went to Oh
cago Saturday evening. They wi
visit there and then Mrs. Evans wi
go up to Wisconsin for some time.
Mrs. Bertha Hufford, formerly Mis-
! Evans Of this place, is here for visi
: Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cook, Of Grigg
,, vile, formerly of this place. are he1
: for vacation visit.
> Rev. T. G. Mcfarland leaves soc
: for a vacation at Winona Lake, IND
= ana.
: There was false alarm of fire ye
= terday.
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Eldon.

Eldon, Aug 13.-John Terry has stat
ed that he will not accept the nomina-
ton for county recorder should 1T be
rendered him.
Word was received here yesterday
that Miss Etfie Denning was quite
sick with typhoid fever at the home OF
her sister near Leando.
Henry Christie Of Laddsdale was an
Eldon visitor today.
Mrs. w. O. Bagiey left today for an
extended visit in Moulton, Centerville
and Bloomfield.
]. A. Bundy made business trip to
Burlington yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grimsley of Gin
cinnati, Ohio, are visiting with MI.
Grimsley's mother for a few weeks.
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Foster.

Foster, Aug. 1S.-County Treasurer
John G. Wilson was calling on his ma
ny friends here Sunday.
Miss Magdaline Price returned
home from several months visit with
a sister at Memphis, Missouri, last
Friday.
County Recorder E. G. Sloan was in
Foster last Saturday night in attend
arlce at meeting of the Foresters.
Geo. Henderson has a very sick
child at this time.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Crook, of
FIiteman, was visiting at the parental
David Lewis home over Sunday.
James Boden, of Abba, was seen on
the streets Saturday.
Quite number Of the Foresters, of
Abba accompanied by their ladies
came over Saturday night to attend
degree work in that order.
Allen Decker, Of Abba, moved his
| family here last Wednesday and occu-
pies the w. H. A. Frick property on
the corner of Fourth avenue and Fifth
street. Mr.. Decker is the manager of
the company store and also the new
postmaster
Mrs. John Terry and daughter, Ma,
bel, in company with Mrs. Charles
Carlson, were shopping in Abba last
| Monday.
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COMPETING.

CompetIfe.
COMPETING, Aug. 13.-Mr. and Mrs.
James Burnaugh of Hedrick were here
Monday.
Mrs. c. A. Dickey is up again after
a severe illness.
Albert Wright of Centerville Is
spending few days here.
Mrs. Woodruff of Batavia is visiting
relatives here.
A son of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Bur
naugh is quite sick with typhoid fever.
l.. H. White is spending few days
in South Dakota, with his daughter.
Miss Mary Hawthorne will return to
her home in Trumbull, Neb., this week,
after an extended visit here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29

For Governor-Joffegsqa baEIz.
Secretary OF State-J. ". Crockett
G Dewitt.
AttorucyGeneral-Georse y. Ma
ply OF Little Roet.
Treasu1er-H C. Tipton Of iIarfi-
son.
Superintendent of Public Instrue,
ton. II. Hinemon Of Pine BIaf.
Auait9r-T c. Monroe Of Magnolia.
Associate Justice of Supreme Court
3. B. B9tjle of Little Rock.
Land Commissioned r. Conway
81 little Rock.
FaIoad Comnaissfouafs-J. ". Phil.
li,55 q Ne# aort. B. & 1ladgins o1 HaE
risaa ana !. Z. Hampton OF Fordyce.
eram.ssioaer Of Mines. Naaafae
tufers and Asfiel;lture--Ii. T. Lad.
ford of Ioe3ke.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29

"a ara' r1asta@s &lo a.t raisi@=
a5ea = ees.e4 aa5@. senator Jo..#s
-bslus =tt Il caa#5i5..te cad lli.s-
ie4 Is :. sH1s'#ass at TIC Senator l.
la-5. aid frenzy. shasld CO.. down
ai-z :.ge ftl f4rrs 4 eaaaee=t7 reAe-
= .&l,s. taatsar ,l.af !. pD3saa
~ "a = asa"A j.. tao .natboz' under
e.z-5.s ;eat~. IL. d5ae- cent lelp him
sis. c=.ys.. counties Instructed their
a.a personalities To vote
faaa ,i9ls=z #ce464ia other Counties
instructed =. '--l.yE. CLARKE. Both
must vote acsol5ta@ 10 il1suucticno
OF tH99 faa3l@ 10 their coNsJitl,-
eacies Tt>Js pfala enough. and We
a3e net a=Jonos E@h. e:fher; and We
DO hot believe SeNa,5l Jones expects
any more q any les o. t4a.a.. 1t
WoHld Fr iaH,, id9aE II 49,. zones
mea - dtsts.nchise onesaa.. ~. State
10 coMpiiny ntGIsdlze With unanimous
Vote. The state convention had 10
authority Whatever III III pre!a.aea.=--
Pilze County Cannon Bail
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SOAP SAIL. {.
AT THE RACKET THIS WEEK

Ball G.ygerine Soap. q dime leader,
otr price, Per cake.-..---.-.=.....-.....4o 4o
cuticle sca9. for toilet. nursery bath
and cutaueoHs Gi- eases. recommend
2d for suahurn, biizte1s. pfiekley heat,
3ednoss. aore eyes Old sores. skin irr;-
sgtfoa= eczema. box 25e. per cake 40o
sarcn Butte:miIk Soap. Imported. Pc
bc& 12c
Colgat5s ( Co. Palm Soap. MADE from
palm Gil PEI cake ...-................5o
lalga1a's famous EIdeefoWee. per boz,
only .#...#...=..#.. .#.....-.# ..#.#....259
.sraad Pas Wonder Tar Soap. for this
week only. 6 bars .=.#...25e
Co1a Cream and Gr~4arine, nothing
Gser than this fo2s IA for the skin,
o4Y price Per b5E $4,000. ...#...=.=. .=..12c
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ft5TiNG FcH CORFulENT PEOPLE
Doctor Declares It u the Natural
Remedy for TOO 1TucI, Tat.

III tAe IeztdufaHt nearly everybody
was too fat, and the physicians, in
cludins al those penduloGs paunches
and double chins in q saeeling glance,
remarked, why viii men and women
IL d!sfgursd with eorpulence when tle
remedy is so simple aud sure? What
is the rcmedy2 Why. It IS. o. course.
tie natural oae t.s..t 45s.}s=.3 eeea& to
an animal 81 .sy5st i is fasting.
1t the fat man tie 1T conan fas1
q week tive vea5.z, ts..=e weeks. O. q
nentI.=-fast til IL o. slla 9e taia
eaass.:' .:'z--eaeut onea a Eaa1. s1N, AM
corp aee, taat most Ia 554tls 21.53
rnl.ea.fhE condition. #s.a'j VANISH
froH# t.sa ace cs tl9e e4Gt#.
q oppose these f99!s aga afsaid 7
IL :. - = physician continued, ae-
cardinz 10 :Ae Philadelphia Record.
sfs9ey tl..es5z. pio5a5aE tha. before theE
Yfsa,35j So sufficiently shta icy @'ea1l
stae7e Il Death Est taa picture q
tn Gaala a@a the IGds&e famine Eie-
tl24.s a;.a H.ar t.. fs3r Wall enough.
Noaa 81 tt!.9as fa.ses Eiel os -argoe5o0
Til there uaz nothing le.. ot tha.a but
s'z;a and bone f'az,i2a #oaia he
yes# seed t4!ng for fat people to 90
ra2H'ar.Y ThaT you'd then keep al
ways stapely Ia. ..az Jheir abstinence
they would I've - aa.l e5:2s .l3.e their
own fat. as ALTERNATING .sit.fssl!! 5 DO. :
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coA County.

Reafasentatiyes-- Kemp T0ney
vi karWin, Jesse D. Bush.
5acrjff-James Gould.
County Clerk-Buck Bloom.
Circuit Clerk-Walter L. Goodwin.
Treasurer-Jess R. Core.
Assessor-G. C. Lytle.
Probate Judge-smith G. Martin
Goroaer-R. ID. MeGatghy
Surveyor J. Martin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29

L ol- IN IL - TerE cons0ling to
Senatos Jones 5f1.3 confusing t. those
who appear always 50 ready 10 attack
aHd maiiaa lin mat 50 long ago as
i1S1. I ael,lss Jefferson. the pure type
Of Democracy. was vastly Interested
in AID fasalahly disposed toward a
Plan for canal through the isthmus
Of Panama. sIi.es Goes history rise
ZIP 10 cQMl0ul.d those who are 50 eager
TO read other men OFT OF the party.
jefferson saw the Importance Of the
work winch now, IL years after, he
expressed himself on the subject, anG
We are about to complete. ana now.
because another Democrat, lifelong
follower Of the political TEACHINGS o1
Jefferson. ptesunes to vote in favor
of the construction of canal on the
lines and through that portion Of the
isThm4s approved BY Jefferson. the
latter day Democrat is assaiIed and
his motives questioned by bHshWhacR-
ing politicians like Davis.-Fort Smith
Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29
oLD-Tls'E STATESMAN FORGOTTEN
Yet oliver Ellsworth Rendered Valuable
SerNiCAs 70 TIC Nation.

Why is il shat Oliver Ellsworth has
received SO little at ation from biog
faphers and histoe.ans asks Frank
Gaylord Cook in the April Atlantic.
He was not born in Massachusetts oH
Virginia. In Connecticut like Penn
sylvania the historic field has been
Measerly titled. Aereover, the dra
matte and opYoituae qUal;ty Of his
work has been perceived only through
the perspective os subsequent Eaazs.
To negotiate an unpopular convention
FOR party Just retiring from office i'll
defeat and ignominy is not conducive
TO Immediate tame. Nevertheless he
has not been Wsal'N overlooked by
s:,tsequant statesmen Webster sad
5 hiia. aFar=s5fe 6s,s,7 II wisdom. -
s=.5ei.t W.sea5a all -aga3 saoei
sEe = ~ =tHs.dtss rs fey
a@ a4 general
g# &5#5- t.sse-
h 2aes a3..
he
at
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If Jones men were unfit to attend
the state convention and are unfit to

serve a election commissioners. -
~ cfaim tettnae4 in reason css.I
e.=zi... We has mus itsutssl e14Gy
nlaa l3 soe & 10y SaaaJor Jones e@-
peel J..9m O. vote foa ilila Does
So vi Urg1 deliberately II tft9a ths04
.aa H lE =. aGg nsa4 tue
jos Y@.a - siai olctiaN9-
Warm .,=.-.5.s
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According to the Jonesboro Enter
prise jeff cannot make a mistake.
Christ may err. bat JEFF IS infaliible
says the Pine Bluff Graphic Why.
brother. jeff can do anything. He
can make errors If he wants TO make
EN-. but then. as bein' as it's JEFF
what makes EN- the errors don't
counr-tohnson County Herald
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For CnanraSS.

Sixth DiStffet-Joe T. Robinson. OF
Lonoke county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29

tea a--a uss Ita7-- gUt-.-
t7eae chan
= y a.l. lHe. ..a!.s
aa ;# u t.a Na=l..s teaM ~
...- s4s5.zzr-J t. a.ia games.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29

The Graphic guarantees its aaVar
;lscra daily circulation of LOO
ssrer.. this being double the circuia-
tioa {: any ether Pine Bluff daI!y
newspaper.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29
.-..-.s------s -s----.-- -----------------s-.rs-

tn u.a:#.z1.= afe almost obsoIat"
s#.=-.=H..=s-34A They are obsacle-
fu tla frogfess Of aaz feet aad it is
ST 10 t=sh7H=n tllat they are OF aaE
service in actual battle Just Why -
kansas should Be tn only STATE II q =
tzie3 % be officially iasal.e1l il tizlz
4as passes or omDsehca-ie-l.-
Comm meRt iaI Appeal
fe5a + Eaqasa. Even tI4e to#a Of
5la.5..! .J.4.5a #Ne;,ld net feel eoHHit=
re4zea over tfIe naming of q monitor
II ies honor and as for the state Ct
Arkansas-#ell. we can't talk about il
al =a5stjsse aGt remarks to such Ian
Gaa@a as would look nice in print.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29

WI. .,.s-. il n immediate dang
= th- collapse OF ,4e pem0cga;.@
usrfE ii \ ...,;szs,s. II is painfully ap-
patent - a. blinking mind tf1a=.
fer Tire sc. d. 5ig3' Ezi4d OF leaa.
efs. Has. = oid-tine prestige
and So. =!ss zsass, naY men
i...*e yes.e - - 1on6. who perhaps
az a. .e.=.,5f; patriotic aa wave
the old guard whom tEey retired b'ft
for a need Of training and proper dis
cipiint they are sadly wanting in TIE
essential clements Which are necessary
Tor t,ze conservation and direction {.
a great palty's lest interests. By a
vindictiye and dictatolial policy they
have either driven Democrats out OF
the party. altogether. or else have so
far dampened their ardor that their
voices are no longer heard in the par
ty councils. The old-time rule of
come, let us reason together has. by
these new found apostles been abro-
gated. and now the cry is do as say,
or DO nothing at all The national
Democratic party was splitup on this
very rock. and fer years has suffered
the consequences Of It's folly: and IN
less 4 halt Is called change made in
the rolieEaf these Who now assume
to lead. 81 Arkansas. the sa4" sat
blow NAY u]fimatelH fall Gpaa TN
stafa Flz4 mon are the @Hho!e=thiHe
az. IL l=gszl =Who tjiaE ther a1e tho
hGtte3 ser tie ba#ty-3fsrl. l.eel
faHiaH
Tie Jsaa al51a 5a6ly
prs f9e ,'r a#u#a#
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j. ". ADAMS General #ana5ef.
GEO. r. A9A@S, Business mana9.r.
EER4aHOEg &AY, Managing Editor
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29

'A.a - Hle -....1s. tp..1# .#age@
aat p.sl-
fz-.z. aotna - tLg Amor
4.a ,et5. omhas + II. Caaa.aE' IS
4a5a - 6esj=ta PIE .lH-t Jett Is
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