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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-06-25
l.. w. Whites Locals.

L. w. White has just received seyenty.hvs
cases Of shoes..
Ifyou want paiR OF shoes 90 70 L. White
for them. He has just received about 81
worth OF shoes.
There Ia NO shoe on the market for sty le
CON fort and durability superior TO the one
mado bv the Ha nj ton. Brown Shoe Com
pany. You can md these only at the store o.
i. w. White.
Everybody buys those laees and embroide
Yies at l.. w. Whites. II you have not seer
them. 70 at once and call for them. They ar,
disappearing very rapidly.
A large supply Of fruit Jara and jelly tun
bisrs Just received at L. W. Whites.
L. w. White still sells bieached and up
bieached homespun yard wide at 30 yard
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Col. Bryans DeSsorraey.
(Nswberry Obssrver.)

Cleveland aud Hill accepted the In
yitation OF the Tiadeu club and made
speecbes in New York city on Thurs
day night; but Bryan, like Achilles
auiked In his tent. Though invited
he refused tn attend, showing con
clusiyely that he does not intend u
fraternize with tried and true demo
Gratis Of the east. He can fraterniZe
very readily with the poPulis's OF tht
west, as appears by his letter 70 ine
editor Of the Madison Mail, In whici'
he declares that he will not be q candi-
date for Governor Of Nebraska against
the popuIist candidate. These extracts
from his letter shows where his SYM
pathies are:
"My Dear Mr.. Allen: I have just
read the editorial which appeared in
the last issue Of your paper. The Madi-
son Mail. While I have not thought
n proper TO take public notice Of the
suvpe.tions that have occasionally
bee1 made In line with your editorial.
vour prominence In the popnlist party
and jyour high standard among the
democrats of Nebrasks and the nation
would seem to maze some reply neces-
sarv. and I answer ut once. need not
assure you that I appreciate the COM
piiment which you pay me, as I do the
friendship that you have shown To-
wards me on former occasions. Neither
need I repeat my expressions OF grati.
tude TO the democrats and popuiists OF
the state for the support they nave
given me. After twelve years af ser
vice, four Of which were spent In con.
gress and eight In the advocacy OF
these reforms for which democrats and
populIst have contended, etc.
aI may add that am looking for
ward with pleasure to an opportunity
IA returp some Of the fAvors that have
been bestowed upon me. In Ave cam.
naivns I have received the constant
and unwsvering support Of the demo-
crafs of Nebraska. In the campaigns
of '92 aud '94 I was supported by many
porulists, and in 1896 and 1910 received
the votes OF all the fusion poPulists i
am now In position to make return
and am not willing TO intercept re-
wand which 10 due to these friends. !
am not willing To deprive any one OF
thsm Of the honor that attends gu.
bernstorial nomination or election.
"For these reasons am not aud CAD
not be o candidate, and beg you To
make no further mention Of my name
Ina CONNECTION with this Office. On the
CONTRARY, I hope you will hold your
self In readiness TO throw your great
influences to such democrat or populis'
"a NAV in the opinion Of the delegates
give the best promise of uniting The
fusion forces Of the stale In . supreme
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An Isnp0sisi0u.
(watesee Messenger.)

The resolution adopted by tho State Demo-
cratic Executive committe. asking the county
state once seekers, 10 an Imposition. We
wonder what seif.respectinG candidate would
IKE 10 be entertained at hctne assigned him
n he knew how the people felt about this.
Besjdes, we hardly think the candidates
would want to be Handicapped 10 any such
manne or course, II any OF them bad
fgionds Who wished to entertain them. and
they were Invited 10 their homes, u would be
alright, bot 10 say 10 the county executive
committee, you must provide homes Tor these
candidates, 10 absurd.
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Haddou'a Locals.

silk Grenadines-Blk and CDlored, pretty
new styles, 4txi6 In Wide NJ HaddOns.
Blk BRtiste--Wool and Cotton. No mate
rial excela Bal iste for hot weather. Its
light aud airy and holds It's color. at HRddons.
Miilipery-You should rec the now Sum.
caer sty les In hats opened at Haddon's.
Medallion Lnces-The latest productions in
lace bans. All over lRces. Applique ETC.. just
reed ut Haddon's.
oxford Ties and Strap Sandles, the new
thi lgs In foot wear nj HnddOn's.
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Fresh garden seed. We have q full line o
all varieties. Call and make your selection.
w. ID. BAIksdnle.
Syracuse. That means the top notch Oi per-
fect!on In horse plOws and Hnrrows. We
sell the syracuse. Prices right.
W. ID. Barksdale.
Shoes. shoes, see our line OF fine shoes be.
fore buying. w. ID. Barksdaie.
Our prices are 80 low that they would
tempt miser. Try us. W. ID. BarkBdale.
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Mrs. TAGGART
Has Great Quantity of Cheap Hats, Which
She is Closing Out at Prices to Suit
the Buyer.

She also has q large assortment Of other Goods
which she Is almost giving away. Her object In
keeping her store open Is not only to close out
her goods but to receive orders for dress making.
She has all the late fashion plates, and Is pre-
pared to make the best and the prettiest dresses
to be found In America. Her work Is good and
her prices are made to suit. Call Oh her at her
store opposite McDil & Lyons Furniture Store.
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akirtipgs at l.. W. Whites. Call and seo
them.
How about those exquisite embroidery
and inces at Whites? The ladies Who have
Podophyllin Compound 10 the hest horse
medicine. For sale by The speed Drug Co.
We arc strictly headquarters for patnt1
oils, Wail coverings. varnlshes stains etc.
Phone I07. Miifords Drug Store.
a good mule for sale. Apply 70 II. N. Tate
& Co.
School books! you will find them at our
store. q shipment Just received.
The Speed Drug Co.
We are headquarters for nice candy, stock
always fresh, and we have II In boxes from 80
to SOC. The Speed Drug Co.
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Al cost. Ladies' belts, purses. gloves. &c.
w. ID. Barksdale.
At cost. Dresses. waists, night robes. and
underwear. w. ID. Barksdaie.
At cost Corsets. hose. 4e.
W. ID. Barksdaie.
Al cost. Cravata. ties, fonrinhands. wind
s0ns, &C. w. ID. Barksdale.
A. cost. Shirts. shirt waists. boys pants
&c. w. ID. Barksdale.
At cost. Umbrellas and parnsols. Call and
see them. w. ID. Barksdale.
Best line scovil and hovslIeti hoes In the
city. w. ID. Bark ksdale.
Stoves. Just received shipment OF Rich
mond stovea Seed ad. then call and exam
Inc. w. ID. Barksdaie.
Call and examine our line oil dishes crock
cry and glassware before you buy.
w. d. Barksdale.
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iIl for several weeks, In better at this writing
| Miss Sue KiIlingsworth ls very sick nj IN
home OF her sister. Mrs. MiEo'a OF For
Mrs. Ernest Wilson is very alex at he
home In Fort Pickens.
Mrs. +. Il. Gary, after an illnesz OF Eevera
weeks. IL much better and hopes soon 70 b.
Mrs j. F. ClIukscales. after being quite sicl
was con valescipg, but In the last few days II
very sick again.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
church next Sunday morning at il o'clock.
Quarterly meeting will be held at Ebepezei
cb urch next Saturday and Sunday.
BIRTHs.
At sharon. June the 2Ota. 1902. 70 Mrs
Eugene Mann, daughter.
Al AbbeviIle June. 20, 1909, 10 Mrs. II. L
Paylor, twin boys. Mr.. PAyior. the happy
father receives congratulations OF friends
most gracsiuliy and 10 much pleased with
Miss willie Bowie, OF Eiberton. Ga, arrived
In the city last week, TO spend some Time win
relatives.
SERIOUS AND PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
Mr. Jim Cheatham OF warrenton. while
cutting wood last saturday evening bad Q
the eye, from which u IL feared he will loose
his sight.
DEATH OF CAPT. J. T. PARKS.
Capt. John T. Parks, after long and tedious
illness, died at his home In this city Nor day
evening. .Juns tho 10Th, 1904, In his 7ith year.
The deceased formSrly lived In Greenwood.
where he had the esteem and good Will OF
every one. A few years ago he moved TO Ab.
bevills and cast his lot with her people. among
whom he was not . stranger. Durtng hts
stay In Abbevilie he was n useful citizen both
in church and civil affairs. being . jealous
member of the NJ. e. Church, "a well M an
active worker In the Sunday School. The
writer knew him In the days and times that
tried mems souls and proved their courage.
being 10 The same company and In the same
mess. As q soldier he was faithful. and led
the way wherever duty called. be was brave.
and true a. steel. and always a friend 70 any
needing help. He bss lived over his thsee
score years and ten, and haH laid down his
earthly armour. and is nov beyond the cares
and trials Of lie resping the reward OF we'll
spent life.
His funeral services were conducted by bis
pastor. Rev. John D. Wilson. after which bis
remains were taken TO Green wood where
intsrment was made In the CITY Cemetery 10
the presence OF many Borrowing friends. His
son ana daughter have The sympathy OF our
people.
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GeeDu's Locals.

Gaenu's Locals.
BREAkFAST-Hama, shoulders, breakfast
bacon, dried beet. salmon STEAK.
beef hash, mocha and lava blend
coffee, pure winter wheat flour.
D1NNER-Roast beef, corn, peas. beans. to-
mntoes. okra and tomatoes for
soup, pickles, sauces and vinegar,
junkets and salt for making Ice
cream. peaches, sliced and grated
pineapple, navoring extracts.
SUPPER-Lunch tongue, chicken and veal
loaf, pate shrimp for salad. pot
ted ham. teas, blended TOR Ice tea,
tea dhkes cakes and crackers.
Try Junkets for making ice cream and
blanch mango. "Glenn."
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SUNNY SLOPE.

A Happy Time for AHA Good Op.
portunsty for Cong ress,nen.
The annual picnic At sunny Slope will take
placs on Saturday. July 5th. Everyb body Is
in vited to come and bring we'll filled baakets.
All candidates for Congress from the Third
District arc especially invited 10 come and
speak. j.. A. Black,
j.. r. Pratt,
Nj. \. Ashley,
Committee.
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You are ready 10 pack your blankets away
You will need Mothaline ~ this can be plsc-
cd on the most delicate goods and not stain
them. The Speed Drug Co.
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Hosiery In endless variety at nom Ina
prices, but they are drummers samples and
will 20 quick. A. M. smith & Co.
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s0utheFn Railway Schedule.
50 daily 8as Q. m; No. Q daily 1850 .. m.
No. 4 daily l.$5 p. M; No. 81 daily 7.l0p p N,
Trains from Hodges arrive Abbeviile, No. ).
daily s.55 q. NJ: No: ! daily l20l p. NJ; No.
daily 255 p. M; No. So daily 9.05 p. IN.
trains for Greenvilie, Columbia, Charleston
ETC., connecting at Green Vile for A. d c. Di.
vision points and the East, also Asheville, Al.
lauta, etc. Through sleepers Hodges 70 Char.
lesion, on train connecting with 81.
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We are headquarters for anything In tn
drug limo. Milford's Drug Store.
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J. 1. HILL & CO.,
BUsGG1E,
WAGONS,
CARRIAGES
and HARNESS
REPOSITORY

No. 8 Rosenberg Block
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ECCuRE CLUB.

The Euchre Club will be entertained Thurs.
day evening by Miss Florence Henry.
Mrs. ]. Davla Kerr has iRaued Invitations 10
q Eucbre party Wednesday afternoon. The
entertainment W Ill no doubt DO q delightful
one.
Mr.. Adlai Osbor ne OF Charlotte was In the
city last w ednesday and Thursday on bust.
ness.
Mrs. T. z. Quarles returned Monday from
Spartanburg where she has been on q visit tC
her daughter Mrs. H. Frank McGee. Mr.
Quarles went 10 Spartanburg Saturday 10
accom- pany Mrs. Qunrlea home.
Mrs. Augustus ". Smith aud Augustus w.
Smith. Jr.. are expected In the city Thursday
They will be the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w
Perrin.
Mr. Paul Pressly OF Due West was In the
city Monday.
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CHILDRES's DAY.

Saturday there was service held for the
children at Long CHue Presbyterian church.
| An tuieresting prog ram was carried out. The
.peake er OF the Day Vas Solicitor Julius Boggs,
who 10 always intsresting aud entertaining.
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UNION SERVICES,

Union service was held In the Methodist
church Sunday evening. A large copgregs
iiuu was present Rt this time. DR.. J"ho o.
Wilson preached sn earnest. thoughtiui ana
Timely sermon from tho tsxt,"Des gently
with the young man."
Mr. and Ms. X. r. Gillian have taken
rooms at the home Of Col. J. 7. Robertson.
Mr.. Sol Rosenberg lett Monday for feU
berg In Greenwood.
Mr. W. Dale Bsrksdaie left Monday after.
noon for Green wood, where be will DO joined
by Mr.. j. n. burst and 60 10 New York for .
Two weeks stay.
Mr.. Thomas z. Llddell OF Lowodesville, was
In the city Monday and Tuesday on business.
Mr.. Brooks Cheatham spent sunday IN Ap.
derson the guest Of irisnds.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-30

KCYNIANKA CIV Kcyniaczka?
Zagadalenie to i~nteresujace two
ln,eszkahc6w kcvul stawi.no prot
Antoniemu Ma4eckiemu We Lwo~
vie, kt6ry dat Masterpieces odpo~
'wiedz: Podo Jnyoh napytan, otrzy-
mule ~mn6stwo, Z naiodleslejssvoh
stron. xaswvczai ole da a'e ma ne
F.nsozej odpo ~iedsieJ, jsk, 10 ,
,edno i drlgie ME sle, q 60 mai
w,ecej, - jedno >wyklejsxe, nize''
drugie, ale to ME jest bad. TAX
tel i " n%>nieis:ym przypad Su.
KcYniauka mole wlecej ss'ono~4
Koyniaczka odpcw,edni.js,e u.r-
fatej q raoxej ludowej movie -
Kew, iacska tenn sic hrnn,, 10 s {
! ~ywodi cd KoYn,ak, q Koyn,sk
mote nawet lsps a MI Koyaiaii !.
ale tglko = p'wotu memi'ego MIA
min. (KcYo,an'p) meseYksy. to
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-30
Z Poznahskiego.

4 ~Poznahskiego.
We w1ELKlM sEAWsKU
pod Kru6w,oa m}Ynars p. Zyw,a'-
kowski kupi} wiatrak l gospodar"
stwo Cd Niemca. Landsmanow'e
lego o6w,adczyll, 1e u n'ego, ]ak"
u P,laka mle< ME dadza. Ma tax
n~ieslussny bo1kot odpow'edzlee
wlnnl wszyscv gospooarze ten'.
10 rodakowi p. zywia}xowsk'emu
wszvetko zboze dada do m,elenia.
KABISZYN. Donosil'6my
W ]~esien' o pozarze " Ofzano~le'
pray ktirvm sp@one}y dwie stodofy
, 6oichlerz q va etk;eml zapasaml
Univ uem. Mandarin hi]ewsk'
wykry4 teraz sprawoe tych po2a-
row " osobls oweznrza Wacho"la-
Ia Z W ,ktorowa, kt6rego osadzono
jul " tutejszem wiesien;u.
GNIEzNO % Styczpia. -
Pred Isba karna tutejszego r3du
ziem,anskiaeo tocsY{ SIG nlekawy
preces przeciwko kupcom 6tan,-
s}awowl Olszewsklemu, FrancisE~
kowi Brauerowi, zon,e lego Rrau-
erowej i kupczykowl Mn'chowskle~
mn 2 Mogilna o podburzanle do
gwa4tow jedaej klasy ludnosoi
przeciwko drugiej.
Psrobek Jankowski kupil sob'e
" skIad.i, .osk.rzonYch cwlartke
pspieru 'istowego Matkq Boaka
Czes&ochowska, z napisem: ,.Bcze
zbaw Polsks" , datami czterecb
powstah polSklch; ma tymze pa
plerze nakisat " swe] naiwne6ci
prAwdzi vie gote6,ej niewinnosc'
list 10 kom,sarza obwodowego v
Mogiln,e 2 prosba, ably krewna
lego s{uzqcY, awoln1t W pewter
dzien 70 siuzbY zezwolli 'iei prey
bye La th,z. my. Komiesrz ME
przYwi tzywa{ do obrazka zna]'
dujacego sig IA nlm nap'su 1adne1
uwagl q spotkawsrv sig Y kilka
t7godni p&zuiej 2 lsndratem, opo
wiadai mu O TEN. LAud!at moRil-
a1oh nakaza{ natyohmiast burml"
strsovi = Mogilnie, p. Hoese,
&!led.'6 rpraws@ sakupid Itstrwn'-
k6w takioh samych u oskartonYch
l D. Hoese san osob,6sie li@to~ ni-
k5w wYra&nie z Matka Bosk:
Csestochowska v sk{sdzie oskar-
.4d~t. zap&aciwssy
naletytosd. odebrat i oddaf ie
prokuratorYl. Ia ~ytccsyfa process.
/ Izba karna skaza4a "a publiczne
rozszerzame llstownlk6w p, Olszea-
panla Brauerows ma 80
kar,, sublekts MIi;howskiego
IA 10 m. kary. Pana Brauera u-
volniono.
KCYNIANKA CIV Kcyniaczka?
Iagajplenie 10 interesujace two
n~,eszkanc6w kcvul stawi.no prot
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-30

M ,-s n,~1o No wsistr tego
ME Jest K.'yn,snilhakl ale
;ylko KcYnlank, / sachodsi sie y
dobrem towarzystv 1, : PDzna laps
k9. Krakowianka l lnneml podofs
bemi damamji A zatela otie formy
maj9 tax dobrych adwokat6w. 4e
must powiedz,e6 stronom:
s,e pahxtwo; " zgodzle
wsp6lnym kosstem ma
moja zdrowie, a jak " raz'e
niniejszym. dajcle katdy po
cbolu dzieciom wrzes nskim. q
co proszac i co ,adzac, pisze sig
70 szczere a powa&aniem - VA
zyczlivym ziomkiem A.
Ma}ecki.
MOGILNo. Pan Andrsej
Siudx,nski Mfyn6w naby& "
Ol.sY gospodarstwo obeimujate
217 morrow cd Niemcs "a 81
tys,eey marek. Pan S. Jest snsny
W okolicy jake um,ej@tny gospe.
darz i skrzetnv obywatel, ola tego
mozna bye przekonanym, 10 kawsf
ton z,emi. kt6ry by& 80 lat v reku
niem,eckiem, utrzYma i dsleclom
przekate.
CHODZIEZ. Kupcy panowie
Jae,elsk,, Aszowski i Gtadysz za-
prosill kjlkuoastu oby wateli celam
nar.dy mad u"tworzenlem TowarzS-
stwa eimnastyczpego .Sok6&''.
Narada ia odb, ia sic " narcu beg
rezu!tatu. Wtadzs polioyjna upa-
trzy}a W tenn karygodne zebranie
publiczne. Sad lawniczy lch u
wolni', ale sad karny siemi&hski
W Pile obalif ten wYrok. Pr<eciw-
ko MENU za}ozyli trzej oby~atele
~rewizya. Seuat karny kamerge~
ryehtu ebali{ wyrok i nrzekasai
powt6rne bal .",e -..rawy ssdo~l
ziemlanskiemu " BYdgoszczY.
y
WRZESNIA. D, dom6w
ro,pusty " Ameryoe folodnio~e,
ufow,li ajens, q dsie xszst :
okoiio WHOA NJ Litw'e ~lezli
il pr.ez Kutno-s:rza1kowo K,edv
pr.ybyli Z nieni do " r.eIni. uda-
TO sic policvi ioh poeh~,c'c.
q wiezi6 . dxiewcze,a odes}ano
"a m,ejsoe, skad je u}ewieno.
Pol>Akf saxon Frac'-
14kOuok.
Pierwszy pol.kf za~oa Fr~ncisx~
kanek zatozonY zoss<l " st. Luis,
Mo. lomisys slc1o = : mlej 500
veyo ducho~i :hAtxA pracu]e had
regu}~edle k16r> oh .akon
lie b4dsie. "
Pouzeba tail 60 ,akona Of da
WA dawa.a >i7 odczuwst. Dotyc:: =
'zas Phkl ehcace ws,apld d." SAX"
III wstepo~stY przewazne do ME
nlacAi;h a navel prze&"1onelnl y
po paraiach p,lskich 90
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-30
z Prus Polskich.

4 Prus Polskich.
KAzm1ERz LAzARow1oz.
dawnie)ssy so&tvs we Wielu, ma
Kss,ubaeh, osiedlil SIC y Choj-
u.eaoh, gasie najprsdd prses ,
lats praoowai q adwekata. 1ako
sekretarz, q teraz samodslelnle
prague jake adwokat poketn1
czYli ludowv.
Pan Lazarewlez podejmuje
ole przedewszystkien zaaatw'an1a
spraw amerykshsk,oh. ktorem'
adwekao, v Prusach ME radl'
sis ssjmuj, Jsteli wiss ktory
2 rodak6w " Ameryse ma W
Europe jaka sprswe ssdowa DO
xalatwien,a, n:eohsj ma j. z zau"
faniem powierzy. Adres jego po
prostu tak,: K. La1a10wicz IN
Kopits, West Preussen - Europe
Germany.
PROCESS o oLraz ,,Polon''
W vie.ach." Isba karoa " Brod"
niov " Prusaoh Zxohodn. skazaia
IL lipoa r. Z. ksieearza p. Woj-
acknowledge z Brodnlcy ma ME-
siao wiez,en,s. = p. Bendle"icza :.
Pleszewa ma 8 mies;acs wlezienia
"a sprzedawanie obrasu ,:Polonii
we wiszach, kt6ra Cbrystus pocle-'
szs," dopatrujao sic W tenn pobu"
dzaniu Polak6w do gwa}t6w
przeciw Niemcom.
Oskarzeni wn1esll do sadu
Rzessy W L'psku o rewizya wyro-
ku. Drugi senat karny sadu Re-
ely zni6s{ 6w wYrok i przekaza3
sprawe do ponownego o~sgdzenia
sadowi zlemiansklemu " Toruniu.
w uzasadnieniu tel decyzy'
powledz,ano: Izba karna twierdz'
bee omyfki pravnej, 10 6w obfaz
ob1ektYwnle nads1e sig do togo,
aby pobudzad do gwa}tdw sagra-
Ind spoxojow, r~ubl'cznamu. Ale
subjektywnej winy ME stwlerdzono
lostateczn,e. w parsgrafie 100
shodzl o wole, skierowsna ku cd
noduemu skutxov vi. ~po}4csona re
1wiadomoso,a, 10 podobny uozynek
xagrsls s~pokoiowl publiosnemu.
Me s%twierdsono, l&by oskar&epi
mel, tak2 wole, navel ME zosts3
stvlerdsony dola. eYentualis. W
Mrroku powledziano tylko to oby-
(wat oskar3eni znsll dobrze cha
rekter obrszu i 90 do n;ego ME
mogll miec nsimnie)szei watpli-
woSoi. To ME w~ystarczy. -
Sprawea ME tylko powinien byi
wisdx.et, 4e odnosay skutek tn
mozliwy, ale i pow,nlen mied
wole spowodowat 60, csego tn ME
stwlerdzono. Me ohodzl o to, 1e
obraz ma charakter ,podburza1a cy,
aecs nalets1o a%twierds,d, cay o.
skarteni mlell to 6wladomokc. Re
tYm obrazem pobudza do gwa}t6w.
KARTUZY. P. dr.. Bruski )
naby1 20 a. tvs. mrk. hotel
.Karthaeuserhof" wraz z ogroden
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18
A Literary Tea Toner.

There have been many literary tea
topers, but William Hazlitt, the writer
and critic, probably surpassed every
other author in the singularity and
strength of his potations. Rising usu.
ally at l or 2 o'clock in the day, he
would sit over his breakfast of ax
ceeolngly strong black tea and Il toast
ed French roll-if he had no work On
hand-for hours, silent. motto less and
self absorbed as Turk.
1t was the only stimulant CT luxury
he ever took, and he was very fas
hdious about its quality, using always
the most expensive kind and consun..
ing. when he lived alone, ab@ut a
pound week. He always made the
tea himself. half filing the teapot with
tea. pouring boiling water on it and
then almost Immediately pouring it out
and minglng With it a great quantity
of sugar and cream.
Such a beverage must have been de.
licious. Indeed. Douglas Jerrold say2
there Was fascination in it, but as !.
daily stimulant it must have been n.osss
deleterioUs. ana as the essayist died
after several severe attacks from dis
ease of the digestive organs it prob.
ably caused his death Beverages.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18
NOTICE.
Ocsra House | eaea

Bids will be received by the under
signed committee until Tuesday noon
May 20, 1902. for lease Of the ElEs
opera house for one or more wears
There will be Two store rooms twenty
BY thiEty.foUr feet and parties bidding
- e3ae @an make 'Hs:r BIDS for the
ete*a house alone or opera house and
Two store rooms Jointly. Rental notes
payable monthly in advance and On.
aorsed by coed securities will he re.
CURED OF lessee. The committee 70.
serves the right to reject any and al
bids. All bids should be left with y
B. Bloom. -
E. B. BLOOM.
E. D, RUSSELL.
c. NJ. PHILPOT.
Committee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18
Eow She Voted.

A cynical bachelor listening to some
women who We're discussing female
suffrage was asked by one Of them for
his views on the question.
He replied thus. with great delibera-
ton: IL once heard Of woman who
was asked how she had voted at the
recent election. In my plum colored
gown was the answer"
Then the cynical bachelor bowed and
escaped.-Chicago 90 ;........--.--
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18

TEA ce-ts .vi.l huf .riai size Of E;y's
Cream Balm; enough to convince YOU
that it is TIE greatest of remedies for
nasal catar!h or cold in the head. Eul
size 80 cents. All druggists. We
mail il.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18
ELY BROS.
IS NGlrnn ST Neu, NorI

15' Second ST, Albany, n. Y.
Messrs. Ely Bros: | suffered great
ly with eatarh ald tried different
remedies without effect. After using
one bottle of your Cream Balm |
found relief and l cannot praise too
highly such a remedy.
MISS CORA WILLARD.
Sept. %. 1899.