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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-15
In Common
Court.
Disposition Mac
Nearly 200 ca
By Judges Kohlsr and
During October TcI

An nusually large number
have been disposed Of byJud
and Hayden during the curi
Of Common Pleas court, W
end in about q week. In rol
bers, 1s5 cases have been v
the calendar. There have ]
missals galore, cases settled {
out of court, and trials in O
cases.
There was a grand cloanii
the criminal docket Tuesday,
following cases were nollcd
prosecutor:
Pat Ryan and Mary Ryan
fully selling liquor on Sund
shacffer, unlawfully sellinl
on Sundays Raleigh Boughton
selling iquor on sundayi Pat a
Ryan, allowing saloon open on
Peter shaoffer, allowing salt
on Sunday; Allen ostrander,
in for the purpose Of stealing
Snyder, allowing saloon oper
day; William Coleman, u
selling liquor to a minor; j.
rock, keeping house Of III fai
leaves but two or three uni
cases on the criminal docket.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-15
Struck by Car.

Mr.. Seth Whetmore, resident Of
Stow Corners, was struck by Kent.
Ravenna car Friday afternoon, but
escaped with only n few slight
bruises Mr.. Whetmore was walking
along the track near the cemetery and
being quite deaf, did not hear the car
approach until 1t was upon him. He
was carried to his home and ply
sician called.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-15
Fireman Taken Home.

Frank Miller, one of the firemen who
was scalded so badly In the Baltimore
Il Ohio wreck at Carbon the day after
Thanksgiving, was taken to his home
at Oak Harbor Saturday night. He
had been in the hospital at New Castle,
Pa recovering from severe burns ON
the head. ..,.. ......r.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-15

Often person puts off taking needed
tonic because OF the dlsagreeable taste
OF most tonic preparations.
Therefore the ideal tonic should be
pleasant to the palate, Walther's Pep
toplzed Port may justly claim the title
Of the Ideal tonic for in addition to be.
ing highly agreeable TO the taste, II ia
n strengthener OF greatest value, com,
binlng port wine, itself tonic Of noted
efficacy, with pepsin which ls natures
own digestive agent.
This preparation restores lost vital.
ity and cures nervous prostration, indi,
gsstion and all kindred ailments.
Small sIEe, 50 cents; large size. 81.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-15

dangerous to make n display OF good
ness. But finally and practically, II APP
pears that the man who said the good
die young was party who talked
through his hat.
The girl conscious Of the fact that
she's standing under holly can never
look unconcerned, so what's the use
of trying It? In polite society it's Inn
proper for young woman to stand
under the holly more than five minuteo
at time; the other girls are entitled
to show, too.
/ The statement that John II. Vaughan
Is looking for a chance to place him
self lin the hands of his friends to be
/ pitched into one of the contests for city
offices does great injustice to gen
tleman and scholar. II don't care for
another pinching," said John, when
asked to submit to an interview.
"Of course not" At first sight the
preceding sentence may not be clear
in meaning, but it becomes as open as
! Canton on Sunday when it is stated
] that it was the reply of Commissioner
Z Wildes when asked IL he would try to
get onto the Public Service Board He
is not much inclined TO mix further
in city politics.
There is really a greater display of
ostentation about the rich man who
dresses like a tramp than there is
about the poor man who spends all
he earns for dress. OF one it's said
continually, You wouldn't think to
look at that fellow that he could buy
up n whole clothing store If he were
so minded" and of the other, AT
first sight, you'd imagine that man to
be worth n million, but he isn't worth
80 cents" Anything that attracts no
tlce unnecessarily, or unworthily de-
serves to be criticised without mercy.
Il 4
If the cars are not too much crowded,
there's no need for anyone freezing
while coming into town from subur-
ban points these cold mornings. Sit
first on one side of the stove and then
on the other, until both your sides are
warmed, then stand in front of the
stove. first with your face toward it
and then your back. All that's neces-
sary to secure comfort in this age
is intelligence judlciously administered.
p. S,-Tf you locate yourself attheex,
treme front end of car you can sit
with your legs crossed, without fear
Of interruption or annoying others.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-15

Burdock Blood Bitters 6
+, clear head, an active bra
vigorous bOdy--makes him
battle Of life.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-15

Itching piles' Never mind n physi-
clans have failed TO cure you. rry
Doan's Ointment No failure thsrs. 50
cents, at any drug store
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-15
ORIGIN OF THE CHRISTMAS TREE.

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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-15

dangerous to make display Of good
ness. But finally and practically II APP
pears that the man who said the good
die young was party who talked
through his hat.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-15

sacred bands of straw, and various OBJ
iects, dried Holsters and oranges are
fastened to their branches. es.-December
Woman's Home Companion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-06
Reported for the Graphic by G. NJ.
Byington, Abstractor.

Francis c. Weleh, trustee 70 !. Z.
Hicks: NE NV 8-3-S- @400.
J. NJ Westan to Janc tones; lot i,
block % TanneIiI G OWENS addition,
$500.
Darius Fisher 70 9. 7. Dondore; pat
let ;. Iiock Il. OLE Fown. ST,
II. II. Vining to 4. A Bluerocll; lot
A. block 10, CockriII's addition MOI ii
of railyoad. $550
r. /. Prestaa To z. G. Cotter:: = L.
lot 6, block /. J, ". Monks addition
No 9 5000: $2a cash and assume Sta.
II. ]. Brown to T. w, Moore; lots
l. 2. II and 12. block so. RedGela,
$350.
J. w Crawford. commissioner, -
Edward NJ Rec; so feat.west side lot
3 Block %. old town, $500; case Of
EstT & Camp vs.. ]. r Ritchte
Burke & senyard to Henry Bevard.
lot ,, block ?, .eroy's adt. ion, $5o.
Burke &. senyard to Horny beYa1s.
lot j. block 2, Legoy's addition $6o.
Ben Howard to Nelson Walker;
tract in the Sc NE 21-G-9. $3.50.
Frank Kendall to Frank Kendau
Lumber company; NE 1S-S-l0 Cleye-
land county, ard ali timber. etc Con
sideration $3.50 shares of stock of said
company.
Virginia Z. Adams to l.. e. Owen;
iot s, block IS, Woodruff's addition,
west, 1925.
Ben Silbernagle to T. r. Holmes;
lot 2, block 10, Tannehill & Owens aG-
dirlon, S1.750.
Sallie Davis to P. G. Jenkins; 1-10
interest in lot 6, block 4, ct al. Sief-
rill, S125.
c. M. Naugine to p. G. Jenkins; Ito
interest in lot 6. block 1, ct al, She.
rilI S125. -
F. w. Wesche to Frederick Schilel-
der; lot |. subdivision lots ana o.
Henry Hardin's asaso0o; $6oV
cash. balance January 1, 1903.
Ben Price to S. E. Ragland; NE
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-06
BRAIN EQCr NnA foa

mas
Another ridiculQa most comnetanT
been branded Icy have dispelled the
authorities<ihat one kind of food is
silly p1or brain, another for mus.
ne' and still another for bones 4
correct diet will not only nourjsh .
fartlcular part of the body, but if
VIII sustain every other part. Vet
however good your food may be its
nutriment is destroyed by indiges.
lion or dyspepsia. You mus prepare
lor thelr appearance or prevent their
coming by taking regular doses Of
1leeh August Flower, the fayorite
medicine CT the healthy millions A
few doses aids digestion. stimulates
Inc liver to healthy action. nurif;es
he blood, and makes You feel huou
INT and vigorous. You can get nr
= q. Green's reliable remedies at =
l. Coles. at y
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-06

One Of the charming qualities OF.
Dame Fashion is IL; she accomm2
dates herself effectively to fads CT the
moment. Is tie craze for automobile
inc Increases. she inyents new things
for the enthusiast, and each one seems
10 be prcttiei' than iss predecessor.
An Improvement upon the long loose
coat is a wrap of putty-colofed inn
perishable cloth. It has broad belt
Ct dull black leathet AMI a coachman' S
cane. fixed with stoles of cloth piped
with leather Beneath this comes
large sleeves slit up and fastened with
big leather buttons before being drawn
into narrow wristlets. The distln-
euishing feature of another design IS
the utter absence Of a neckband. the
coat simply being cut verx low and
the front folded over in double
breasted effect.
Those who objected to the loose
coat on account CT the negligee back
! will find their tastes catered to in a
! band which buttons across from each
| to the under-arm seams and holds III
place the fulnesss which we have
| grown accustomed to seeing hang ner'
| fectly straight. A
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-06

afla size va tire result. bat Dc moi
care to taI.e money fram one poorer
than myself
lie gave ne look Of @enuinc thank
fu.uess and a sample, Inviting him te
retui-a t34e next day after ny lecture !
wcsst to the laboratory.
Wien Nh Cialgr:nd returned TIE
next day. told him tfat his efadieat01
contained several valuable properties
but also an acid that would eat ur
any substance ii touched. He was east
down fer a moment, then, frightening
up. said:
"sarely one With s5ich a profound
KNOWLEDGE Ct chemical properties can
find anat!..l' to take lis Place
I hat1 cat5.sz4:t the spirit of iHvest:Sa:
sion and told MI GrNj&riHd tAat Wenls1
Try and if successful would write HIM,
lie gave me lis -.,.','t.-:; - and 4 !eatteei
apparently perfectly ;assiffe6l tiiat
would succeed.
speft 4 n,u:ril searrh;:s:s fol- at'
agent 1aat Wo2ltl eat Gp TT, 2reas,
ana stiaA sHbstaMcc& without dastrat,
i,i@ he f4i.ttc from which they Wefa &
sc Removed u:?l net WIS tzz.s.iLen'
SUCCESS. Wrote ,in. t.:si>..slfi4.l I,
cou1a a':,I sec mt and rt@9iyt5. q F:Eit
from }:s4. The Oily c..4.ssa = a:n'
was t}#t ae had grown sAa,sa;er.
M s;tatl9rinG." sac. y Lave DIS
covered tie required a'.ent.
4 i.
.'N fe3s,Hae:'
"A1'es. sii.. II your agent r.o@es satia
factory. viii Give you q half Interest
III the business.
/ Sai:zstl, gave h,sn tie secret an
dismissed hiN ana lie iNatits fl41a my
luin. al tee same t;!!e.
li,it eaN 10. neard f4om Mf
Gia1slild !u4 dyn years. e,sassszA every
house, hairaa5 fence eslt..s,=.... =....t.=s3ius:' !
y covered WITH n.lvcI.4 .4.t:4.s u
ttiatls}iads $ craa.ca.yi. igz.aisfaa :..s..,
invariably hy tla I;,.l.' q. :sG. q;
The o2ly interest JQ.@ Il fAe 9.a ~
was as t. lie nlo&a,:... # ...,ss H. efs
Yesterday ;HarniI.% peee:ee2t 1T
teI furnishing Il rtgN. e - ea2ats.e.
turns es.aaiish.a5at Of ts -. :
er8d.e9eof 'l!'N,i3.9 Il es.s54.t.f..l =
tmonalz, MS ;lhagt tat Il teta
The Wa4tt}z;.5,.set v'#ga SET hire /
knew not Wls3t, iHGuesd H. 3 ei#.a Il.
! took out an account fG.l'esat ot Grad
grind ( ca. with t1.tr sim f=44.ltj.
SaEuci &t9sWcli. for the tjgt 5s@fs OF
their business #nd cli2eE =a4.tfBie to
ugy order foc &ii5-',-ll ll11-2 122.225 - 10 .stance
am Still tUtor, for tAe unexpected
wiadfail came only vest .9.a4 II The
c14s42 of flie present tcrm is 3aHe go
Hpea an extended tour aim ~ The
prosi,Eort Il the corp2ratjtaa of the co.
le@r, to whom commuaioats q J.1y i5ug
pee and ny good fortune LAST even
in& has aTitcd NE to rVtuTH wherever
] Ike as professor oe chemistry Eotb-
fnE siee oGs Sc Well @a aueee ss
s&:9tt Hat accept The 4HeE raere L.
q croat 94aI Of begging n9a4days TO-
COLLEGES. ard fear Tie president has
an e9e Ton my for,HAe fa2 the b9nohly
OF tie o1fe 5>er WEicA Ge H1.as.des. -
ANTHONY BIt..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-06

New York, July 5.-A tour OF the
shops of Gotham which cater 10 th@
patronage of fashions elect BITS re-
suited In the discovery of many novel
ties.
One of the ,nosi delightful Is an
ideal summer hat For tlniqueness II
surpasses anything yet i1itfodHceo' loi
it combines an ever-elegant ana pop
liar style with material so easy ae'
cessible that none are barreo "no
enter upon quest for the new oe5
eigp The hat is Gainsborough III
shane flaring, slightly innodated anu
picturesque. Instead OF beng hlaue
Of ,straw. however, it is carried ou' II,
ttvv linen duck. The brim is oouhu
in white silk, which may be suos'l'u'-
al for black If desired, and the oniS
trimming permissible Is vail OF "i''et
chiffon. sprinkled with polka oo.9 ~
black velvet about the size OF d sliYeA
five-cent piece. ,-o,,
The ingenuity Of milliners has peen
taxed TO the ll1nlI llilo ' w.
auce something novel in the me VI
beadgear. but the variety is worm 'i,e
cffort for almost as wide a Iatteo7
is allowed in wash" hats as IN eot'on
gowns. It is possible to iauhaef ''''
of the various millinery confectlohS ~ ~
Dioue. linen. duck and lawn ana VIII @
. crisp. fersh lawn. nothing Is mo- :
E1sli=h walking hats Of butchers lIa-
oa stitched all over and trimmed WIN
bands Of polka-dot foulard are aq1'a
tfa smarteat thing one could selees
for morning use. They not only -
veil with tbs morning gowns oi
heavy wash fabrics, but look na''S
with the eleanable china silk dresses IS,
fhat are seen almost everywhere. l ~
latter. though invariably carried oo'
In cream-vhite are pretty III oioe
p9le rose and champagne tihts, Il ehs
cleaner is not called upon to MAKE
their acquaintance
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-06
Another Thru Train to
kOOl kOEOradO.

ej day
will Worth at 9:45 a. aafr The
of a
For guests WHO wish to retire carly sleeping
e 9
Both VIII carry thru coaches
sleeping served route dining cars
thcIei $ 81 also tho
,,, IND" Ion nut5an :, ,': u s71fs ''t
,cct Colorado
THE DENVER
passenger Department Fort Worth.
n BThe all Texas points is plus two dollars far
the good
Tickets stopover privileges than
other
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-06

Eton effects. except III tailor-maJle
suits must necessarily be laid aside
for the next two months. but these
are replaced by all manner of dainty
fishus and pelorines, composed of
lace and chiffon Net is also fashion
able for this purpose. and instead of
being trimmed with rufles of lace. it
borrows it's beauty from finer trim
ming composed Of double ruchings Of
tulle in darker cream shade. The
contrasting of dead. white and cream
is one Of the fads of the moment.
and there is certainly nothing more
MAUDE GRIFFIN
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-06

Flower hats. although they are not
seen in large numbers, are none the
less fashionable. A design covered
with June roses is one of the oddi-
tics of July. and a very charming one
f.r that fer the roses are Of the most
delicate tint and are combined with
ostrich Dlumes instead Of leaves for
The sake Of variety.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-06

Fruit and fruit blossoms are seen
on many of the simmer hats, all va
rieties being used, from currants to
apples and lemons. Combinations of
berries and blossoms are popular and
everything in the way Of leaves IS
CONNIE il faut, not excluding even the
toothsome water creSs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-06

Sergag a1;e very smart for summer
wear. being light in weight and
adaptabIe to the tailor made lines.
The newest yarietless are closer in
weave than any heretofore observed
and the finish is so soft and silky that
it is almost impossible to tell the
fabric from satin faced cloth
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-06

,,a with quilted chiffon, and the
li,i ssirriogs Of the chiHon are Concealed
beneath the narfoWest l1'c'l'''ss "
bristling Valenciennes lace IN uieia-
smart tWine color.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-06
F1II}. G. I >>..1'YD.

e.e1 t,!t3i ja,a #ass.za#a aolle~a. !
l:sse T.. ,.. 81 ts.s#t.lslz5 W.T.. ls..ll.s. -
}es55=. having l.!yI'e l55a toe a. .t at l1..
e54.4a4 I...fc*sef.= a=55a3tz= which Ndf
leon 1erne}ltaly deferred y famil>
mas n1;stA5tAi.e t.e94 i1.s-fetls5it.s, though
pIy salary las reli..s ned the same. II
had given III ;j.:y il, OF change in my
lie When o!le Hlo.aiiI4g tie president
seat Ter nlc and ,al! l44e that Professor
S. lcc.nrtr or chemistry. Was to take
:; yac,t!jtn aud had teen selected tc|
give lectures IL is department until
his return. et the laboratory il
Witch ! instructed tc.tn.! and lie
V0{a,l mv,cil " nly new temporary dl
ties.
During my lecture tite door ol'@"r0
ana Yo"t,e.2:s1 W4t:zsl in ON l.3loe
took q s,.e j.. TX, r4W Of chairs t;l>
tH4st t,'3:A ne and !i&tei}e.! i!1tpntly t.
what NIS $ IL. : nave h"N"'
known any 0.,l v2.c,l,i Tie s5uei,':l:> X
attend nlt ieciElgs, vas greatly sur
l''ao2 However. | retained ny edU2
nleiiry, stimulated by The pro.eNce OF
tie Stranger, aad siatteftsi myself that
VS. 3n0tiHg Iny discourse eNtl1or
i;na'ily Interesting. Nhea dismissed
Tie class, the visitor remained and alj-
pr8#citt;i my desk.
"EMNiit me TO inform E9u, sir. t]a!
I'll lecture have Just l:stcuea, to is the
most intere- ting | l4.sFe ever beard"
| ca@e">Igsl n!E pleasure at the mans
commentator as we'll as I could, and
lie Want en-:
Il an myself something &C chelh
ist IN " @n!"ll way aad. being III your
town. a}a!e@ t,fE4eI' Of The privilege
ot nearing something ON my faVorite
SUBJECT. Yo;.r charming dscourse''-
Are yon professional cAemistf"
net v:,acl IF-ratlier q practical oEe
haze succeeded in combining proper
ties ia a Way q produce a cleansing
material which am new introducing
to the world. aa the proprietor Of
CradGrind's eradicator."
heaNcd 4 sigh ot disappointment.
"I would be pleased 20 have you
make an analysis OF tie eradicator ana
il you find il effective and harmless
Will gladly recompense you fer your
troubc''
"You wish ccrtiticatc:"
"That is what WeulJ like. not that
the eradjcator requires anything bui
trtaI. Nevertheless tie puiF!ic is in
credulous ara needs testimony"
"N'h>t would The analysis and q
statement Ge worth 10 Iou::
"Alil';oHs, I'll am free 10 say that
III lie toc.' ojn&, till We sell the Goods
~ peclt1l-34 re:aGfeas are limited. ]
could mai:e & first payment OF al /
possess Lei M see IHa sUMbea r.
his vest pocket ard too.s CT. some aln"l
cha1eo.
.Seyo@tv- Tree cents is tae torai rs
s5zs of '2 who possesses I'll t'n.2yC
fa.taA44'
..nr upl2'a rl..ek w2a Me. Give ine
Z *,'-}' .o." i ~94t Il VI an,lt',' =
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-06

- Shirt waists suits have gradually
climbed upward until they have reach
ed the pivotal point of popularity
pinacle. The smartest effects are in
taffeta, plain or checked. Earlier III
the season foulard was used for these
gowns. but this material seems to be-
long so exclusively to dressier func-
tions that taffeta has replaced it Tor
models for more general wear. In US
inc the materials the order Of things
is reversed exactly, plain taffeta
being used to trim suits Of checked
silk. and check sill for designs III
solid color The bodices of all cos
tunes show the broad shou}dered eff
feet which prevails, and even for
stout women this is becoming. because
the lines curve snugly into the waist,
rendering the effect graceful as well
as fashionable
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-06

Though there is not the tendency
TO affect the separate bodice SO much
this season as last. there are some
very elegant independent skirts OF
tatfeta. net and satin seen. All are
plentifully trimmed with lace anu
finished around the foot with grad-
rated hounces of chiffon, or with rul'
lies of the same material, embellishea
with ruchings Of some of the hsh':
fluffy fabrics.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-06
ARkAN SAS RIVER
pA fT,XFT C0.
Ed Rowland, Pres. Ger. Ma.is,S
c. PhiIpot, General Agent.

Boat leaves Memphis every TT -"
at p. De, -,
Boat leaves Pine Bluf g eH
Gay ct II &, IA.
We make lowest raVs s'.A' A VI"
ali points
Telephone 10. qIS': nav. 1s'; f0'
all Information
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-06

Ultra smart hats for shirt waist
suits arc made entirely of leaves. The
crowns are fiat, what there is ef them,
and rather dome-liko in shape, spread
ing into q dropping brim which mar
rows pereeptibly at the back. Dull
autumn leaves in satin finish are
massed over the entire surface and
the only touch of contrasting color is
gained by pale blue or pink bow at
the back which has ends falling be
low the shoulders q la DuBarry.
It seems too badly that the corona
ton ceremonies were so sadly inter
rupted for many things in summer
fashions are distinctly English. There
l3the Kitchener belt fob Of black silk
having an ornament in gun metal:
there is the flaming English red Kimo
ma Jacket for seasnore wear: there
are postillion belts, Princess Of stocks.
English wrist-bags ping-pong novelties
for the game is English, you know
and dozens of other what-nots emilia
matte Of the much-talked-oe Anglo
American sentiment.
Fancy bodies show a trimming that
promises to be much worn by the lux
ury-lovine. It consists of shoulder
yoke of lace encrusted with jewels
the yoke being an extension Of the
stock, into which Il is made as ore
piece and being simply wide enough
to form an effective covering for tbo
shoulder seam. Narrow belts. grad
uated in shape, come with the lace
yokes and the entire set costs some
thing like fifty dollars.
A vagary Of fashion which comes
UP to the extravaganza of it's name is
the frock and frills coat. This is a |
three-quarter affair made of taffeta
and embroidered fover the front in
panel effect. Intact the embroidery
extends entirek around the lower of
& ss|;s's ms also the garniture
r'9s 'Ssys The se'ss ssas i. i.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-06
10-3-10, ct al. lands. l,410 acres, 81 .00o.
S. L. Short to !. ". Rowland: 20X30

feet in " IL 3-6-a. s26o.
e. B. Boom, clerk. to Garrison
Price, 80 acres in the SW IA 1855
$500.
J. W. Sanders to Annie \. Smith,
lot 4. block IS, Lyneh's addition zen
]. P. Woorap TO ". Caplsfling's
baugh; loi =. block s, Dex'
a[1itirn, $17o. = H. Gleason;
John Gleason NE a 6-5-6, et al. !
lots / and 2.
lands, seHlto VI. Carl Dalenbaugh: |
". H1biocll 8. Dexter Harding's
!!9q,,1itioy wv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-06
FOR FASHIONS ELECT
Some of the Things See1 in Goth
ANS Shops.

;, Graphic by MAUDs GF1FFiM.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-06

will tell-especially your own
Telatlons when they've got some.
1hg mean tQxl about you.-Chica.
| News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSIT ERS.

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