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The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-08

ing story of life as 1t is in town and
country. in New England. 1t deals
with the annals of homely modern life.
In that field the author made his first
success, namely, Quincy Adams, Law
yer" That book had a great sale, and
it is safe to predict that stephen Hol-
ton" will also meet great success.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-08
IN Southern
ON Railway.

Trains arrive and depart Savannah
by s0th meridian time-one hour slow
er than city time.
Schedule Effective Nov 80. 1902.
TO THE NORTH AND EAST.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-08

THE Seigneur de Baufoy." by Ham
ilton Drummond, illustrated by A. Van
Anrooy. T.. G. Page Company, Bos-
ton, publishers. Library, limo, cloth,
gilt top 1850 These adventures of
the proud and powerful Seigneur de
Beaufoy throw a striking side light on
the political and social condition OF
France during the time of Charles VII
and his crafty son, Louis XXI. How
BeaufOy ruled his wide domains, war;
red with his neighbors, succored the
weak and humbled the powerful, OPP
posed priest and abbot, made terms
with dauphin and king-all this Is set
forth with a purity Of style and a
dramatic force that stamp Mr.. Drum
mond as one OF the leading romaneers
OF the day.
THE Mate Of the Good Ship York, 4"
by w. Clark Russell, author OF THE
Wreck ~ the Grosyenor5| etc, with
frontispiece from drawing BY w. ~.
button. Library limo. cloth, git top.
tl.50
W. Clark Russell. past master in
bis own province, IL almost the last
~ the great SEA rOWancers. This, bis
latest novel a 1lled with the aay0r ~
the nes aud tbe yentuffr0me spirit ~
the 90 harry merchant service The
story hee all me yigof apq Interest ~
are wont ~ look for "a NJ Russell
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-08
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Vessels Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship New Orleans, Peters, Bal
timore-J. w. Smith.
Schooner Bessie Parker (Br), Whit
faker, Bermuda light-Master.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-08
BOOK NOTICES.

"How to Read Character by Hand
Ecker, 35 Fulton street, New York,
publishers. From this little volume
much knowledge may be cleaned
of benefit to laymen and professionals.
The business man may readily per-
ceive the seeming intent of an appli-
cant for a position; also how his pa
irons betray themselves in drawing
checks and notes at hand, carefully,
indifferently, or too precise. To wo-
men this volume is more than a pas
time. in every particular, a serious
problem when receiving a letter from
friend or an adorer.
''Bakewells True Fairy Stories" by
Mary f. Blackwell. Cloth, limo, 1s2
pages. Price, IS cents. American Book
Company, New York. The stories in
this book for supplementary reading
are called true fairy stories, because
each illustrates an important truth
While interesting In subject matter
and in style. they teach lessons OF pa
tience, OF obedience, OF courage, and
OF fidelity TO every duty. Before pub
lication. they were used for some time
in the classroom. and in their present
form emDedy the results OF this prac-
teal test.
"Platt's Pitmanic Shorthand Instruc-
tor" by Charles T. Plat. Cloth, 12mo,
2S6 pages. Prices, si.20. American
Book Company New York. An abun-
dance OF practice matter on the Pit
man system IL here presented IN sys-
tematic form Each lesson contains
sufficient keyed matter 70 thoroughly
illustrate the subject, and enough un-
keyed exercises 10 test the Students
knowledge. Sentences and letters are
introduced az an early stage, thus ins
parting q practical fag0r, calculated
70 arouse and maintain the Interest u
the learner.
stephen Holt0p" by Charles FELTON,
Piagin, with froniispieoe ~ Frank =.
Nurnn. l.. q. Page q 60, Boston.
publisher, Cloth, figQ. This Is charm
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-08
For Tybee.
WEEKLY MARKET REVIEW.

Equator, (Swedl. 4ss tons, at Tabl
Bay. Oct. /.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-08
Notice 20 Mariners.

Pilot charts and photographic in
formation will be furnished masters OF
vessels free OF charge In the United
States photographic Office. in Custom
House. Captains are requested TO call
at the Office. Reports OF wrecks and
derelicts received.
Notice is hereby given that on or
about Dec. 10 the following changes
VIII be made In the buOyage Of this To-
cality;
Sea buoy lettered "st. A." a black
and white perpendicular striped frst-
cigss nun. win be shifted about one
mile south by-west from its present
position, and will be ~ SO feet 0f water
Little Cumberland Island lighthouse,
NV BY W. = W.
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Savannah Bank
and Trust Go.


JOSEPH ID. WEED, President.
JOHN c. ROWLAND, Vice President.
"M. +. McCAULEY. Cashier.
sAML. L. CLAY, Assistant Cashier
A general banking and exch sage
business transacted.
Savings Department, interest
computed saarterIy.
accounts of merchants, bnDIs
ana corporations solicited.
American Express Company let
'efs OF credit issued available An all
parts of the world.
collections carefully made and
promptly accounted for.
Safety Deposit Boxe. and Storage
Vaults for rent.
Correspondence invited.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-08
Savannah and StateSbOrO R'y
Through Passenger Trains
Savannah to Statesbofo
Seaboard and S. g. S. R'y.

Effective Sunday, Nov. %.
Leave Savannah daily 400 p. m.
Arrive Statesboro, 6:15 p. m.
Leave Statesboro, 1900 a. m.
Arrive Savannah, 9:15 a. m.
Another train, connecting at Cuyfer,
leaves Savannah 700 a. m, arrive
Statesboro, 10 a. m. Leave Statesboro
p M, arrive Savannah $50 D. m.
Shortest and Quickest Route
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-08

people IN the excess ~ his longing for
the unfamed and unciyilized world
she stands ai0ne." ~ Marx Ashton.
Library i2mo,, cloth decorative, ga top.
With ~ fsil page plates, 4, a. Page a.
Company publishers, iioatoH. Mass
$50. This a. . rather femafkable
scontinaee ~ s,k,h psess
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-08

Savannah Almanac, 18th Meridian
Time.
b:21 p. m.
High water at Tybee to-day at :06
a. m. and 1926 p. m. High water at
Savannah one hour later.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-08

Vessels Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Berkshire, Ryan, Philadel-
phia.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-08

stephen Holt0B" by Charles FELTON,
Piegin, with froniispiece ~ Frank =.
Nurrll T. q. Page 4 CO.. Boston.
publisher. Cloth fi.Go. This - charm
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-08
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co.

Trains Operated by Goth
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24

spicuoQs at all. In some Of the stores
thy are not to be seen anywhere in
dicatins that they have been wholly
Abandoned
All that the druggists know about
these bottles is that they have always
been used as window ornaments. The
brilliant liquids that they contain are
made cheaply and plainly of chemicals
and water
Thus, q solution Of copper and
ammonia makes blue: bichrromate Of
potash makes orange; aniline dyes
have of late been used in the chem
ieals place but the liquids fade in
strong sunlight, AMI have frequently
To be renewed. The liquids colored
chemically on the other hand, last
Wellnight forever. There are show
bottles in this city in which the liquid
was placed many years ago, and the
colors are just as bright today as When
placed in the bottles.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24
NOW OUl OF STYLE
Passing of Colored Globes in Drug
gists' Windows.

While taking a stroll through the
main business section of the city
representatives Of the Graphic noticed
the conspicuous absence from the
show windows of those h#5-- glass
bulbs Gf red and yellow and blue
water and called show bottles In
the local drug stores they have ceased
to be q feature Of the decorations. and
what is true here in Pine Bluff is also
true in other cities.
In the past they We're as necessary
to every drug store Il q fe and white
pole is to a barber shop but they have
not. as the pole has. a we'll defined
history. The Graphic scribe visited
every drug store in the principal busi-
ness section. and It none We're the
bulbs in evidence in the sho# win
GoWs. Some Of the druggists have
them. but they are put back in the
rear Of the stores. and not made con
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24
A Cat-and- Dog Tale.

Cats a.d doss arc supposed to hate
each other. especially the eats. No
doubt pussy has good reason to &C
in far Of thu doc. Stll there are
macy eats and dogs that are not only
civil to enc another but positively
friendly There was one tabby which
VAS 50 fond OF the dog of the family
..g.9tt ; lie could hot baa4 - be separated
from It. She would me in heart
rending fashion to get into the room
where was the dog and If no heed
vas paid to her cries she scratched
and scratched at tie door. trying l.
scrapa admittance When this failed
II is said that then She raised herself
ND on her hind legs, turned the handle
Of tie door and WI iked iHt9 the room.
Hey owners We're so enchanted with
ner skill, as we'll ;hey might be, that
they used . get pussy to repeat the
feat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24
WHY THEY SUCCEED.
Because They Are for One Thing OrIy
and Pine Bluff Is Learning This.

Nothing can be good fer everything
Doing one thing we'll brings success
Doan's Kidney Pills do one thing only.
They are for sick kidneys.
They cure baehaehe every kidney ii
Follow this gentleman advice a1a
be convinced.
Dr. e. Collins, one OF tie leadiHe
dentists IN Little Rock. Ark. resi-
dent in that city for over thirty vars.
business address 505t2 Main street.
residence 12l4 Scot e5reat. say:
~ hen ! say that Doan,s Kidney Pills
are a remedy OF aHae4btea merit
Is35aA what [ an talIziass about. fee
tested Them thoroughly Every 0.H
W5lo has had symptoms OF kidney
complaint knows just exactly vial
those=sx symptoms are aud what tn
consequences are that follow. bu1
everyone docs not know how at FIST
to check an attack and then absolute
y and radically dispose of il. Ny al
vice is, and say it in all sincerity. 50
t0 y0HF nearest druggist, buy Boan's
Kidney Pills. take a course Of the
treatment and you need moi have the
slightest doubt regarding the result
To say that | am pleased to endorse
the preparation mildly Expresses What
think about it. =.
Just such emphatic endorsement can
be had right here il Pine Bluff. Droe
into the Mann-Tankersley Drug Cos
store and ask what their customers
report.
Fer sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo.
\. Y. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan s-and
and take no substitute.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24
PROFESSOR LEARNED HER NAME
But the Answer Was Not Exactly What
lie Expected.
An instructor In English In the Shef-

An Instructor In English in the Shef-
.iefd Scientific school tells the follow
ins story at the expense Of a professor
al Yale The incident happened al
saeaItX tea where Prof. Blank was
ad9fning tie occasion in his usual IL
Gesis tii1e Way Tho professor. it is
eI2tme6, does Tot realize Just how ef-
tpet#yp his eilafming talk aad romantic
eyes are IN tHe eoH#se Of TIE after
.=aQa# he Vas introduced 10 an Pafial=
attractive E9aHe woman. Whose
esmg beiae m0ublad il the presenta-
s5etl4# be lid not eate5l.= Ihe=tvo re-
fered to 4 offs. @aet1 Prof Blank
s.ae So 5H#9Ue6ly pleased with his
Ha@ aeaa8ar aHee tH.f .5e t7atc.mina3
70 iad oat e #haIa ha was talking.
s4z2a 5z5Ez#t Ia5sl4e= ne. he bean.
ta5ffelly ~6al a@ &5Ias to as}s E0a
aefs1. 2zl e#gsasti1n f7zez.s1 Dc teH mo
MHat zoea name IS
1i4e ..a$ woman lo3lsesI# #at ajn
W5sh faea fim.d e4es d f4a iii AMI
5i.Ha whispered sHeee1A= =@t-t4e3.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24
SEES oaEHT STATE IN FUTURE
Vast Possibilities of Land Now 0cca-

Vast Possibilities of Land No" 0ccd-
1ied by Indians
The tins chairman Oh the Dawes
Indian eol.nlis. .o4 Haa. Tams BiX5E.
an eathu s.a..t ro&aFdHg the country
occupied D. tHe FG4t Civilized Tribes
the "B. l. l.. as il is called in tie
southwest. tie Initials standing for
beautiful Indian tefi.iarr
1T will make splendid state uIei-
mately, said Mr Fz4bz In an area
about the size OF Indiana not oaIE are
tie Lands ef=eztess 3Ha#s 9e44l5zz4s
but the> are uadera.5 with valuable
minerals. iIf5=t9. a15s=zssz ftz=iis IS the
best self eaal IL tA- eefaaH. a#saEtes
Of the faest aa3ble ana el30i ass
manganese and asphalt ii abundance.
The Indians. where the Haee a
large aamixtule 9f white blood. are Il
bright peer with amhH3ol. aad pre-
gressive ide>s!s. Tie faIE6io0lts may
wear the costume OF civilization. bQi
they are mighty like =1aH5I ancestors
who held this county prior Il the ad-
Vent of the white ma14
\ sreat many white men Used to
acquire property rights ii tie terri
tory, or at least III soMa of the tribes
by marrying indian Women. The
GhickasaWs have g ,ate discouraged
dis practice b. II. afae lee OF
Sl9Q9 on marriage licenses where ole
Of the principals #as not ot Indian
blood. .
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24
Honors 10 a Hen.

GaH6efslaa5l5y, a German village. has
feeeat." been en fete. The oeeasioa
was ghe toAorin4 Il hen which has
laid its thousandth egg. Many Of tho
houses were decorated with Ha4,. whiIa
in the evening the proprietor OF the
hen entertained his friends at a supper
at which the principal dish va. 81
santie omelet Tie function vas II
spiendid sue.e#s. ava t1se health Of the
hen was drums w.Tu gTg.gt az. 1ziasm.
The GGn.tefsias-- Easl. n4t-sac: fed
"I,h tlsa @si.... 2.st... .ae4 al once
rsoee ted taset - q aea record. Fat
s.s2uid tC-tlaEl zs5A.g5m Ecn not ha.a
Hee9 a g0-Se.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24
HONEST CANDIDATE FOR OFFICE
Unique Announcement Made by Texas
Editor.

Unique Announcement made by "a Texas
Editor.
Having examined q number ef
strong, well=bound law books and hay
ing talked to several strong. @ell=built
lawyers, | find that There is no law
against it, 50 l am goiH8 to fait fer the
legislature, and | hope that everybody
viii vote for me.
However. any man WHO has con-
seieatioas seruples about voting for
ne will please subscribe for the Demo
erad to Bas Up 5aeh@ dHes. and will be
forgiven.
am soias in to yin this race with
out spending any moHeS. have been
in the newspaper business so Ions that
the spe'#lzaa OF money has become a
Iost art 70 re.
people alzo Go not Ike nle may new
shoot off their heads ad Ebitu;n and
say anything they want to. They may
even lie about me, but it's all right.
expect it, and hereby promise not to be
surprised ,4ee in the least Guffled if
find myself atfeetionate2x referred to
as an expert COW thief. but neverthe
less. | will ran because | Witat to- and
it is not against the law
IF the other candidates have any is
sues to discuss. aid #ant to meet ne
on the stump all theF have to do is 10
notify he. can't talk much but /
will make lots of signs.
Hoping the best man will win. am,
respectfully. JOHN AfEENDON.
Shelby (Tezas1 Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24
I.ic.1 and In lnssf4ous women.

Ms. 5Mma T. ofs x5ae, WAase fath-
81 WAS nm American citizen ami whose
mother vas the d&agstai of . samoan
efaae. Is believed 10 be f.4se richest
WOMAN Of all living ia the sa55h Raei-
lie tslat5s. Her father vas American
eaH5H' IA samoa maa years aso. and
she H=5s HoTn 1a5re. A5 tie aaa Of IS,
haFiag been Wzfl ez.ac4tez. Sd mar
4fed an Easfts.s3#ssa. #ao soon died,
leaving kef small estate. Il.is vas
ta5HJ# years ago, MS Fa.sYthe aess4n
t9a6.ss il deterrent BaH5. Of tee south
seas and made moaey fast. Sic n8#
Ii55s en- the island of #zu Romme3n.
oas q the Bismarck afehiaei&@a
owned 6y Germany Uhate sic has
4lzz. #aH q 10000 acre with ast9
oaaaa employees aud hundreds OF
n =5F5z. =ee#ef 1amzs On tAe islands
are also owned b. MIS-. i5e.sTtAa. who
Is very rich woman thoroughly con-
tonted to live in her beautiful island
hGi.p
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24
,stlict VI. III - ..L-...--.-.

One day mamma told Milton chat he
Was older than Tie taby and must let
the baby have his toys Il he wanted
them. because the baby Wa he tfttAest.
Milton MAS very coed and Wont Ill
search OF other amUsements all day.
The next morning We heard cry
from the children, and. soin2 to find
the cause. Milton WIS found euleavof-
ing ito collect all the toys ia tn 'aom
auA at tie same time zeaG I5s baby
away from them Bon inqHiFtt@ he
trouble, Milton said:
4 let him aavd NY toys ard be the
littIest yeatalf.a and row N soi1s
to be IittlesI aazd3T.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24
some FUNNY SIGNS OF Tf.E TIMES
aean Well. but Their Mean
ing IB Not Always Clear.


Some persons ffRa= aa ngeH faa in
9egdfU2 gas0aTds as 05i!e do in
.aadi4g The eo@te Papef= ss=ra are a
es5= &c flies HaH3 90 observing
z5sya.a.z. Of Nj L. evidently.
$50 a5zf.lz=.ses= u EHea5zaz s#sstelte1s
tQa:
~ ny 7 every #.s..5T AM
sa Hatiz=4 4Aaa t.== ~ Il Is oat
tEe riseH is dangfaHs.
la9W vi4h .aF&e family wants
a.s =. til week
Ladies and gents sold and heeled.
Inc Old shop jgzt come from
lIasse#s5oeH Of ladies' hose. pure
=5=fa4eee 70 be 6.eared y cents the
Ties won't last long at this
pl4ce.
"Abomirable belts made to order
sailors Yitals cooked here. :
" ny 20 further and be guiled else
Acre Step inside
Closed for the day owing to funeral
ii pfoWsia5orts wife, and who will car
y on as usual tomorrow morning. =
SeW York Press
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24
ICE

tn tho Merchants OF FtHa fs8f Oa
account Of rush of othor business.
have transferred The aeeGpIarysb of
He n @et1aata f5atactiEe 9ssoajatf3u
- ME-. Z. {. l-9ne wish To taaaS
those M2H Who Haye so heartily a.
Sf@+ i INV during thc pass year in
making the association a permanent
saeeass and bespeak 70 Nj Laf0e
continuance Of yoHr - 94aa#=
I, L. aoGfx8s60B.Z
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24
Prosunrous Turkish Town.

Smyrna is the smalrest town in Tur-
key SO far as trade is concerned. It
does a bigger business than Constan-
tlnople. 1t is the headquarters OF the
wool and of the rug and carpet trade
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24
4 .,....) < :.
I)IA.... /. ! /. ll,nlIf:f'::: F: CIR CURE: !:
ENINERS Y AGpR0NEN
UNIVERSALLY APPROVED
PUBLIC QuloX TO AppREclA7 Z
TAE HONEST EFFORTS o.
TIE A. r. BREMER &C.
! Fair ans Open Test Of Their Great
Cl9e they Net 0aiy Go4Ht. bet
Ien7af7d

Two faII days tire papers of Pine
siat1 save pubIi9 notice hat fha pre-
Flietors ol Coke l9and7eff CuI would.
H their claims eaald BE- st5bFtaatts.1= =6
feVolUli6niza tie UeameHt Of a&H-
duff and all hair and scalp troubles.
and that the public mi@Ht be given the
benefit Of this remedy without cost.
they We're invited 10 obtain free
sample bottle AT Mann -TankeIsley
hlog e0mpany's drug store.
In this open way everybody would
be enat5ed to form theif own iHag-
mont as 10 tie Halaaoi Golse nandraa
cure. Fae f9aa test called fe4 10 r.
safietiet=s f3fyz feiaHs were het bar
f. - = Wen Welcomed, and
as 5as5 ffaaf Of this. while ths
flee itaazion eaded al Mann
Ta4s. hege eomrany'5 dius
staHs - Haezd4N A. Z. BtsmeHz con.
las5 asea stiVe viii even HoH
D. ead g1nfsd free. 70 al phys
clans vino apply, sazdciont quantity
of Coke 4aldiGu Cal2 10 make sul6
sesss ii thefl Judgment may seem
#aeeasai4. Coke bandluH Ga4 IS
e4Mantyen Ia cure dandeHff faHne
hair and is the best tonic ia the world
today.
For sale by al druggists Al tirst.
class BARRIERS use It,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24

FOR SALE-THo houses, 6rooms
each. lots 1f41l5t feet. Situated Ne.
SIS and ST. East Third avenue. Ad-
dress James Mcknight, at above mum.
ber. 245
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24

WANTED-A 3o6as bird dog. st
ter OF pointer. trained or hot trained
Apply to G.. Il Gsaeafe office. rs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24

Having succeeded Mr.. Z. 1. Lock
Wood= III the n1anagement of the NeI=
chants Protective association Of Pine
Bluff. respectfully solicit Il eentia=
uance of the liberal support and ae=
tive cooperation heretofore extended
to MI. Lockwood, to the end HAT the
association may be made still moro
effective and Of even greater benefit
70 lis members Respectfully.
r - ! NINtIs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24
enurs . alen Of Ifee.lol.a.

2.4tallfs lie =e3iQA5e ae4s tile wear-
- the spue WAS regarded as q
IN i freedom. Tie Yasaal Who
sal II was fastened sNoIe GdeIly 10
as sazerain TIE Hea2iHs Ct spafs
17 spread b seeh ~ extent IL
a9an Tie c7ersv Followed the fashion
#af ay the knis.ss. Bat this custom
dia net long endure: at a council Of
mobiles an5 bishops held in SIG the
clergy were forbidden to wear spurs.
The spurs of knights We're of gold,
70 distinguish them from the spurs OF
esquires, which were of silver.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24
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Advertise Sour " arts

RATES # cash accompanies the
order the orico VIII hc - cents per
week for three lines counting six
words te The }iHe. H charged, will be
charged al thr fate of > cents per lie
each Insertion. M cheap ads taken
for te55 tf5tii 4 Weck. nor Will We re-
cejNe a WANT Al" o1ef.tlle=5 =5eIeDhone.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24

FOUNp-\ ladies siIyer chaia
purse. Owner can secure same by
identifying II Al =I.aa- Oweas saloon
aHd paying for advertisement. 2t6
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24

F6t AfE-ITandsome walnut bed.
iaaia s=st5. maiosony book case. large
gasoline stove new and numerous
other articles at bargain Apply
Sidney Smith o4s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24

Pfealg=at Eat Eth FaI.Ls y eeIl4azqI.44.
July below t66a6 6fI mill DAM
Ill ss1l=A#sl4t= ksfea.sfmaalt= ON 2f9HRl.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24
OK RI

EOR RENT good Il raaa house.
ae@IE l4aaeled 4ld I4atataa and ri
well with good water Inquire Of }.
T. Simmons. 494e=a =l}sffeaff4e.. II
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24

WANTED \ good salesman and
stock keeper for a sm1iI town Best
3t references required. Write 10 p.
y. Nimpgt. 7ermott trH. 253
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24

THIH.W
Gle a51d 6ti5eg 8JJe5z 55=sa{a eIz=5Iff.
Inq4ife Sidney &miIa al .z4l=5HI5z .
20 IS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24

Handsome bed Io5W e5# book
case. centeF table. E6ea= =a=55=H.5s.fz. 6lev
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24

Remember the name-Doan .s-and
and take no substitute.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24

For sale by all druggists. All first
class BARRIERS use IT,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24

For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Milburn Co. Buffalo.
\. y. sole agents for the United
States.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-06-27
HENRY O'BRlEN KILLED
Former Santa Fe Man Crushed
Under an Engine.

Henry O'Brien, for several years and
until about three months ago fireman
on the Santa Fe out of TODeka. was
caught under an engine on the Oregon
Short Line at Huntington, Ore, and
killed. Tuesday. From q brief message
received in Topeka by distant relatives,
it IS understood that the locomotive
jumped the track and o Brien. who was
firing it was unable to escape, being
crushed to death. His father. Henry
% Brien, lives in Topeka, but the body
viii be sent to Marysville. Cal, the
home of his mother. for burial.
1t viii be recalled that three months
ago O Brien was compelled to quit his
job with the Santa Fee because it was
alleged that he had married a negro
woman The firemen here took up the
matter and refused to allow him to CON
tinue at work, and he resigned and
shortly afterWard went west Nothing
more was heard of him until Thurs
day evening the news of his death came
He had been married twice before. his
second wife lying sick for two years or
more. 1t was claimed that O'Brien be-
came infatuated with the colored WO-
man who came to the house to do the
work and that last spring the two went
TO Lawrence, secured 4 license and were
married O'Brien strenuOusly denied ev-
cry charge made against him, claiming
that the fremen's brotherhood had ''it in
for him because he acted as a detective
during the A. r. Z. strike of eight years
ago.
O'Brien was a member of the Twen-
tIeth Kansas and before the Spanish
American war served two terms in the
Seventh United States cavalry. He was
a participant in the battle of Wounded
Knee and number of Indian engage
ments. He lived at 208 Adams street
and was about % years old