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Evening journal., 1902-04-16
SENATE VOTES
ON EXCLUSION
Debate on Chinese Measure
Is Concluded
RECIPROCITY IN THE HOUSE
Leaders Confident Bill Will Pass in
Shape II Came From the
Committee
RECIPROCITY IN THE HOUSE

Washington, April 1G.-The debate
on the Chinese exclusion bill in the
senate was practically concluded yes
terday, and voting on the bill and
amendments began at 1 o'clock to-
day. BY general consent a svote was
taken yesterday on two important
amendments offered by Mr.. Fair
banks, of Indiana, striking out the
definition as to Chinese students and
teachers. and they we're agreed to
without division. These changes were
made with a view to recOnciling some
of the opposition to the measure,
which has been directed against tho
rigid restriction on students and
teachers, and the unnecessary incon-
venience this would impose on the
educated Chinese classes coming to
this country.
The debate yesterday was partici-
pated in by Senators Heitfeld, of Ida
no; PenrOse, of Pennsylvania, and
Turner, Of Washington, in favor of
the bill and Senators Pritchard, OF
North Carolina, and SpOoner, of Wis
consin in opposition. Mr.. Turner
made the assertion that politics had
crept into the discussion, and that
most of the members of the majority
were opposed to the bill This brought
out a sharp reioinder from Mr..
SpOoner, who maintained that politics
had not figured in the discussion, and
that the opposition to the present bill
was due entirely to it's conflict with
the treaty, and not because of any op-
position to Chinese exclusion, which
was an established doctrine Of the
government
- Reciprocity Bill Will Pass.
With the close of the Cuban reci-
procity debate in the house yesterday
the leaders announced that all danger
of the bill being weighted down with
undesirable amendments was over. and
that they felt assured the bill would
pass in the shape in which it came
from the committee AS the bill in
its present form is sure to command
three-fourthS of the vote Of each side
of the house its passage was certain
If it successfully passed the stage
when amendments could be offered.
The only cause of anxiety heretofore
has been the possibility that enough
Republicans would join with the
Democrats to overrule the chair and
tack on to the bill an amendment to
abolish the differential on refined
sugar.
All the energies of the leaders have
been directed. therefore, to bringing
pressure on the recalcitrant Republi-
cans to induce them TO refrain from
aiding this plan, and last evening at
the close of the session of the house
it was announced that the entire Re-
publican delegations from Michigan
and California, who constitute the
head and front of the opposition, had
agreed not to vote to override the
ruling of the chair.
When the house adjourned yester-
day there remained 80 members who
desire to speak.
Evening journal., 1902-04-16
BRITISH CABINET IN SESSION
Important Communication From BOer
Representatives Considered

London. April 16.-The British Cab
met held another meeting today at the
Foreign Office, for the purpose of con
sidering a communication from the
Boer representatives, who are now at
Pretoria. and a message from Lord
Miner, the British high commissioner
in South Africa. The session was ex-
tremely brief. Politicians generally
believe That hitch has occurred in the
peace negotiations concerning the
scope OF The general amnesty. The
Beers are desirous of fun protection Tor
the Cape Colony rebels, and il is
thought the Government is opposed to
this.
Evening journal., 1902-04-16
BIG CONCERNS CHARTERED
East Youngstown Land and Improvement
Company Paws Capital Stock

The following charters were grant
ed in Dover today:
Construction Company, of America,
to build and construct. maintain and
operate steam railroads. electric rail-
ways, electric lighting, heating and
gas plants. Boston incorporatOrs. Cap
ital stock. $4,000
Gibhardt Piano Company, to manu-
factme, sell and trade in pisnos and
musical instruments in Norwalk. Ohio.
capital, S125, 900.
Certificate of payment in fun of its
Sl65.OOO capital stock was filed by the
East Youngstown Land and Improve
ment Company, Of Mahoming county
Ohio.
Evening journal., 1902-04-16
INJURED By FALLING ELEVATOR
William KanHte, Of Philadelphia, May lbsa
Ills Life as the Result

Philadelphia, April 16.-By the fall
of an elevator in the rear of a big
Chestnut street Office building, one
workman received injuries which are
likely to cause his death, while com
panion who stood near him at the
time of the accident narrowly escaped
with mis- life. The injured man is
William Kanute, whose home is said
to be at No. 4sO North Fifth street
He is now in the jefferson Hospital,
where the physicians in attendance ex-
press but slight hopes of his recov-
cry.
Evening journal., 1902-04-16
Queen WiIheImina,s lines

Amsterdam, April 16.-Regarding
Queen. Wilhelmina's illness, tine Official
Journal today says:
Queen Wilhelmina has been indis-
posed for some days. She keeps her
bed, feeling a general illness. There is
an increase in her temperature"
Evening journal., 1902-04-16
STRIKE IN BRUSSELS
1t Is Feared That Serious Trouble
Will E0sue

Brussels, April 16.-Th0 strike con
tinues to spread among the miners and
wOrhngmen of all classes. and should
the statements of the Socialists prove
true. this evening will see close to
100000 men out.
Today the Socialists intend to make
a formal demand in the chambers for
universal suffrage, and as their de-
mand will doubtless be set aside, it lis
feared serious results will ensue.
Evening journal., 1902-04-16
Rebels Ambush Chinese

Hong Kong, April 16.-A courier
who arrived at Canton yesterday re-
ported that more than 1000 Imperial
ist soldiers, sent by Marshal Su against
the rebels, were ambushed in a narrow
defile and all were killed or captured.
Fears are felt for the safety Of General
Ma and Marshal Su.
Evening journal., 1902-04-16
Shipped New Cars

Work is plentiful at the carshops OF
The American Car and Foundry Com
pany. New cars are shipped every day
to all parts of the country. Two new
cars for the W.. w. and +. railroad, of
Maine. were loaded on fiat ears and
shipped. They We're too small TO be
run on the regulation track Two pas
senger coaches. the first of a consign-
ment for the Delaware and Hudson
road. were finished today.
Evening journal., 1902-04-16
Independence. Flre company ActIye

independence Fire Company Active
A still alarm was sent to the Inde-
Dendence Fire Company last night
about o'clock. A fire broke out in
the home of Thomas Farren, No. III
Railroad avenue. Mrs. Farm had
gone ont and during her absence one
of the children lost a penny under the
couch. They got a candle, lit it and
nut it under the couch to find the lost
coin. Tho fringe caught fire and soon
the piece of furniture was blazing.
When the firemen arrived they threw
the couch out the window and then
smothered the fire The loss amounted
to 5l5.
Evening journal., 1902-04-16
Mr.. Swayne Is Better

After being i'll for over a month, II.
G. Swayne. the popular young attor-
ney. made his appearance in his Office
No. SSS Market street, this morning.
Mr. Swayne has just returned from a
months visit to the South, where he
was taken i'll.
Evening journal., 1902-04-16
Moulders TO Return to Work

The iron moulders in the Pusey and
Jones foundry are expected to return
to work tomorrow. They were obliged
to stop work last week because pig iron
was scarce.
Evening journal., 1902-04-16
shad Plentltul in Market

Shad were plentiful in the local mar
ket this morning. and were of good
size. They sold very fast and brought
a good price. The season has opened
at last. and it is hoped it will be a
good one.
Evening journal., 1902-04-16
VIII Eight the Sect Trust

jersey City, April 16.-Hudson coun-
ty's entire delegation to the New Jer-
sey Legislature. twelve IN number,
met in secret session last evening, and
decided to petition Governor Franklin
Murphy for an extra session at which
laws against the Beef Trust may be
enacted.
Evening journal., 1902-04-16
Mr. Hatton a Wines

T. Chalkley Hatton, consulting engi-
.neer OF this city, was the chief witness
yesterday in the case Of Chester against
NJ. II. Buckley. The action was 20 re-
cover for paving in Upland streets.
Evening journal., 1902-04-16
Lawton Has Invention

liam Iawton is exhibiting a new pat
ent OF his own on a gas range. 1lhia
invention is an automatic shut-On
that can be attached to any store, and
when the user is through with the
flame il reduces from fifteen feet to a
quarter-foot one, by simply removing
the pot or other vessel in use. People
who have big gas bills in summer
should see this stove.
Evening journal., 1902-04-16
All Depends on Grand Jury

Unless the Kent county Grand Jury
indicts the six New Jersey terrapin
fishermen they will not be extradited
to Delaware for the present. Yester-
day the fishermen. their counsel and
the representatives of the State APPEAR
ed before the Encouragement in rren-
ton and reached this agreement.
Evening journal., 1902-04-16
Launehed New Rnrre

The new barge which is In course OF
construction at the local shipyards Of
The American Car and Foundry Com
panv. was successfully launched yes
terday afternoon. She is for the
Philadelphia Lighterage and Trans
portauon Company. OF Philadelphia,
and will soon be shipped TO that firm.
Evening journal., 1902-04-16
PaIma Starts for cuba

New York, April 16.-General T.
Estrada Palma left New York this
morning for Old Point Comfort, whence
he will take steamship for Cuba, that
he may assume the office of president
of the new republic on May 20.
Evening journal., 1902-04-16
EMPEROR'S FACR DISFICURED
Ills IIighneSS Has Cancelled All Engage
mentS TO Dine at Austrian Embassy

Berlin, April 16.-The Emperor and
Empress have cancelled an engagement
to dine at the Austrian embassy ow-
ing to the Emperor having under
gone a slight surgical operation on his
face, which prevents his appearance in
society. The operation is declared TO
have been of the most trifing charac-
ter.
Evening journal., 1902-04-16
Tur Apain in Service

The tug Amanda Powell, which has
been overhauled and repaired in the
Pusey and Jones Company's shipyard.
is again in service. She towed n big
barge load OF white sand to the wharf
of the Lobdell Company today.
Evening journal., 1902-04-16
.,Scr,bes" Defeat Soldiers

"The pen is mightier than the
sword" and the Goldey College base
ball team proved that fact by defeating
the Wilmington Military Academy at
baseball by a score of 15 to on the
academy grounds yesterday.
Evening journal., 1902-04-16
secretarY Root Goes to Cuba

Washington, April 16.-The Secre-
tary of War, Mrs. and Miss Root, left
Washington day for Cuba. They will
sail tomorrow on the Esperanza and
will remain in Cuba about two weeks.
They vii lbe entertained by General
and Mrs Wood.
Evening journal., 1902-04-16
This NobIeman Is MIssinr

Mowistown, n. j., April 16.-Lord
Arthur Phillip Randolph de GENTLY
La Vallee disappeared last Friday after
noon, and nothing has been heard Of
him since. His mysterious departure
has caused comment and his relatives
are alarmed.
Evening journal., 1902-04-16

NJ. c. Tucker. milliner, has removed
from No. $40 King street to No. SO9
West Seventh street, where she will
be pleased to see her friends and Gus
toners.
Evening journal., 1902-04-16
DO You WANT 81 .OOn2

If so. every time you wind YOU
watch drop ten cents in The New
Idea" Savings Bank. Ask for booklet
The Mutual Life. S37 Market street
Open evenings, Z to ..
Evening journal., 1902-04-16
Steamer in for Renairs

The steamer Elizabeth Rawnsley has
been taken to the shipyards of
the Pusey and Jones Company for re-
pairs She will be given a thorough
overhauling and again placed in SER
vice.
Evening journal., 1902-04-16
Former Congressman Follett Dead

Cincinnati. April 16.-John f. Fol
lett, a lawyer, who was a member OF
the Forty-eighth Congress, and served
several terms as a State representa-
tiv. died at his home here last night,
aged II.
Evening journal., 1902-04-16
steam earre CarrIes Eish

The steam barge Active is busy car
rying fish from the fishing boats to the
local market She goes down the bay
every night and returns with her cargo
in time for the morning market
Evening journal., 1902-04-16
Will Command in Canada

London, April 16.-Sir Charles Par
sons has been gazetted as commander
of the regular forces in Canada, with
The temporary rank OF major-general.
Evening journal., 1902-04-16

Save retailers profit at log West
Seventh street. Saltzgiver & Bupp,
Hat Manufacturers.
Evening journal., 1902-04-16

DR.. z. l. Hubbard will deliver his
brand new lecture on Chasing Rain
bows' at st. Paul's M. e. Church;
Thursday. s p. m. Tickets, 20 cents.
Evening journal., 1902-04-16

Ostrich Tips and Plumes made. s1s
Orange street. axS-. 3
Evening journal., 1902-04-16

THE DOTS will appear n
Tomorrow 5 Evening JOurna
Read the announcement on
the first page.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-30
Where Ignorance Is Bliss
tOTiS;nal.l

l0TiG;nall
A y0Hn+c f34.3ll St00d with his hand cn
the latch Gf & house ii tie country,
admir- ,le cheerful appearance Of tie
place, Il. knocked and was admitted
by an O.! l.=ssss?.
iou are 3#,#eoii Aertg;:!e, are you
not:'' asllol yiaisQ..
"speak ioa1, :. ana n&@<i of hear-
ing
"Are you Deacon No.iNa!e% the
qncstoeer repeated, raising his voice.
Still he was uIthearG aid shouted tie
question III tie Hfa!.'s e;l.
Yes; u.N a&nae's Mer.v4le.'
You had Il son, L,,g"r, who ral
away and
"Edg.r? What DO you know about
EIG"r:'
"You E14:r: can It lie that ny son
has come hen.,@to Ae with ne during
sle last few Years | have to live
u was seil.G 10 say that am Ed
gals
"hiy 10y. My boy soblJcd the old
man, falling on the strangers neck.
Meanwhile the two had drifted from
tie l.ati into tl.e. living room. As The
yisitNr Io0liet! over the old mans shoul-
Ger " eeor oI,yMed, ard he saw the face
ana figure of It N0tsnG girl on the
Threshold: The sitC;.t;o" WAS awh
ward. The deacon ..id i:ot sec The girl
uf .cgr l.ct. Sc !035t q 1t tie new
cOlnti .tr.2 NrlH ;.ti,ti.
&c t.ia.ss b Ee4ar," Ee Sid.
4 -. !: :,.teli2"nce lasseG oyer tAe
en- s,,ee.
~ e.e..t t&T t8 G.s.s!s:-:e IL, M.,.d."
si@ SID. ~iEo l!;.s lool t:i:.i!3" o: my
el,::-er roati..t.st.Y E: Late. I:s mis-
g! gay 1oru ost d =! .t..s;:tc n'.r.
,i!us VAS 4 sat fss.t tG the Sep
!;.,l So. NG@s tA;=t t..e fp>Is. - !
:!y Was 81 ;,.ugIlcr Ae ~ <-..oGi himself
&c .N#his r4r;.
Il ..t!.(r, forgive i5e,' ie Sa:d. With
tCi>l.l /! .l.utsoH.
III oIti ll.an raised Ais head &ntl saw
his q: ,s.zAte..
Emily" Ac cried, "EG-ar, your
brother. las rctn!uoo TO US
Hcre W#s " ROW embarrassment
Auy hetl.G' returning from i leg ~
se@cc would Naturally take lis sister
IL lis arms toY an anectionate el:-
brace. Any sister would naturally Gy
10 the arms of her brother Yet tAese
two stood apart.
daughter" sad the cid man severe
ly, y have forgiven Edgar. II is lay
wish chat NoU welcome him home"
Tie spurious Edgar advanced pcni
tcntly and. gently putting his :lms
nbout the girl. who blusAed red as 4
rose kissed her.
That night after the old man Lad
gone 10 bed, thHnkfuluoss in his heart
at the return Of his son, the stranger
tod Emily Mcrivale tie story he had
tried TO tell her father. Edgar Meri-
vale and Prank FNcker were Joint pros
loctors il Colorado. Having acquired
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-30
Military tionors fo. Vgcrsn.

Tie ex1r*e.,;:.ary scel.a OF 4 woman
Ee-:! 8 buried With military :.ono,s was
Witnessed recently at Frankfurt, On
t's Qaer, Germany. The deceased,
a WIDOW uamed Julianne Schlee, bad
been vivandiere to the 1st company
Ct the l2;l Greradier Regiment, with
WA:ct aie went through the Franco,
German war Of 1S70-1l. Each conn
pasN G tie regiment was represented
a tna fr4"al BY one non,eommis-
stoned officer ard eigat nen, aesides
the eight nen cf the lst Company,
who We're told off to carry The coffin.
TIE ceremony was also attended by
the regimental commander. Gel. Won
sal;sch. and lar&e humber Of his
staff. 4 military chap.,ein held The
funeral service et the sfave, which
vas surrounded by costly wreatEs
heI' b3 TIE separate companies.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-30
The - tf fs 60 20 20
Craphies - .s es STNRY

& valuable r.liHe it was decided tilat
TE@'>.: sliet.A &a est AID organize q
conlnHI.y - 'vuiE il. -. / :tre Tuck,
q l. RTE dic.S, having charged
lis Iiart,!pr to hear 10; news 10 bis sA-
ther AID sister. F.n4:iF G;;.rt: nNt st
pr":;.ilt ;,ilnoll!!ce II to her father. Size
determined Ia - lex neiA!.Ao:s C
j. ulJ.
.Tnc!;ei. waS suec 2s.stuI III lis lAl.si-
n1 IS efforts ana WIS making l4renar:-
tions to leave fol, the wet. G:e even
ing Deacon Mcriyalc entered the living
roon! Suddenly To :i19a Emily ia Tuck
er's :;ri.ss.
cit heats all, he s;!id IT a church So
! ciahle tho next eT'!ill-, what broth
cry and siste:ly love there is between
my boy and :.:ll. Last ni2.4t ,LeH We're
sitting oil TIE soE;: hug-iA.s AID l-i>s-
ilS IL, i: they'd Gccn a IA: CT freshly
LatchaG lovers"
THIS speech Was ret long IL getting
to the cars CT the p;,ir. Wh"t vas .
he ,.1..e? After la:.& deiicr:tion :he.l,
Geciocd 10 tc lI:yatsl: married -.
te'l;n@ the old !s;4.l ;l43t f.s..2::: t;V-.!e;
his s:,.t- 20 60 wtst Wth li;n. "a
their 3nlar. ne together
1t W"> not an easy matter to r"r!5"-
tl:.tc IA act ttiut i.lt.st BE hhDWa 20 y!
the world save o:!t person :i'a ht {.
the nearest Relationship. bat TIE. ii~t-
Was small. a!It! every OF" tl.;;.@!.t :,
would hp Il pity to lle.tn 90 Il vs. e
E0-#r.S death 90 the o,I II."l! ie 81
pos!"- lis so., had c0i3o l,t.:s.p te !. :.
1t mace l.l.t!y's !! - leo! Il -. {
her f:.tl!c, a.G e. III t-.s;c w. ~ Z.
ia !. VOID t.e.:@ 20 eNt.,i,, y :; 90. T.
sion. Tie &c. .isie were II: :F..;t - -.
deH.ii.ia.s : Htss.y t!.c:l WI lac e.
Aas,' ;ts,;e'a e t,.e t,s.!-'l'.
l'ru.a t!.eif We>te;n EUi.ae - : =. =.
Tie tlf:rua t!&t the A..t.e Was OD..e
t7t.u,;4.y a. - >osa rs - s,'e"es@
w. ..ssurts, Hey wo;;l,! iii..:; .,.;.. ~
lc .iria thea u r"lur.! IN :.i.:f w.
1t.s.'lie;s Hcre &n'ch interested ~
Af:riil@ lie Ok; ii,&H tax ,}t.,. bis
eNHNra.u'> affection for c;,ch O;..s.i'
ese;jt. IL t';>,: - % rcnEo.' f!s.2a /. 80
az Z" :i.it IS sine i:.>ssA9i -. t!i'
Gti;Her ret::shcd E.l >c.., ! II! i.s
eo.3ci;.ded 80 rs;.st them Il Visit. He
is"rae"r4.l u"c d:'N. ::..A BIS '."!-El,Es
at once i.:scrYc;! where /" s;}t! gone 4
was 4e&to; ziiy ;set..jttcd in Ne village
.hat tEc >.4.ret wuUld bo oUt, Int al
hoped tl:l tAe sl3oc. Woi.id t.et hIe"k
t.e cid us hcHrt. III Il fow wees
x was ai,:3oss.4ced that he had returned
The frs, ,etSoa TO meet l;!A MAS he
oouiH e.
wei. e9..coa." asked Tie :::te'.
have yoa ~itea tie iufaawa.,as:"
YES" replied the deacon. '"no 'ouna
them proSpcrous and happy. REt rs
ture Will have is Nay. Emily, %
make up for her sacrifice in devo:ing
her lift. TO her brother, has adopted the
prettiost baby You ever saw
\ few months lateH the deacon died.
happy in his children's happiness. The
funeral sermon bore upon doing evn
that good may come.
MIRIAM BAYNE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-30
ON ICE l-C.
- --==

cecil Owens. son of Nj. Abe 0w-
received Injuries wIilc loading
ar wtth lnna ~. a G:ossett last Fri
day morning. from which lie died thaC
ni@ht Ills romans were brought out
on Sal8fA..4 evenings train, and III
tered at ..a Camp ground cemetery
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Koonco ha,e
gone t. rme buH 10 hav4 1irs.
K0on>'s eye treated.
=. i.
A. j. RctdH. who has been patient
at s.; Ni4ceHts hospital, Little Rock,
since tac murderous assault made
upon him by negro at Portland. was
taken 10 his home last Friday. MI
Roddy is much improved, and VIII
be able to resume charge Of his busi-
ness in 4 short time.
- csa
Tx preliminary triai Of Dr. Baker
for the Killing OF 4. Z. TWitty he'd at
Hamburg resulted in the holding q
Baker without bail 20 wait tilo sssiaH
ol Che sras4a fqe4. Eo urdez-st2!d
tHat "a attempt will Be made o re-
lease the doctor on writ q a"ba&s
corpus. jud@e Weed Will heai, tie ease
next WeeN. aho Gefoa4anf 1a re1ie
sented by Graig and ButIea, an, tie
state by Pat HeHry. d.
,ss i.
The boiler OF the Gates shingte mill
about fGur miles southwest Of vii
mar Exploded Friday morning about
o'clock. Nrecking the entire plant,
and seriously, if not fatally. wound
ing four negro employees. Two OF tie
negroes are mangled in & terrible
manner, and scalded all over the face
and body. The others are wounded
about the head and neck. The eXplos
ion was heard for miles, the boiler
being blown to atoms. 1t is remark
able that so few We're injured as iron
and steel We're hurled in every direc
tion. Portions Of the machinery are
still missing. One of the miSsels cut
into Din-Oak tree the size of man :
body. going several feet further, NOW
ed down q hollow pine tree that was
four feet in diameter. Many Other
smaller trees were cut down an(
! buildings demolishet3.- Monticello 4fl
vance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-30
Death Scattered by Chickens.

That cats can spread both scarlet
tever and diphtheria among humans
has been a well-settIed fact for some
time. and now it is thought that
chickens are often responsible for the
presence Of diphtheria. In North
Wales, England. it has been observed
that several outbreaks of that disease
Immediately followed an epidemic Of
"roup,o which is fatal chicken dis
ease.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-30
rc STEP a Eocs7E7o GROWING.
-irl.F Pie Ecyice ptticn WIFI Prevent An.
nCN5rCe.


Mr. Val P1iLsep has had the distiac.
;ion Gt being summoned for allowing &
cock t0 crew IN the morning, to the
inconvenience Of his Neigh5ors. He
showed COMMON sense desire to
avoid annoyance, though the said
neiGhbor lived & quarter Of a mile
tse III the fowl Eui;ae c.-d the masis-
;2ate syi"ce1 no Gesire to haTass the
artist.
Eat really it is quite possible to keep
fowls and prevent them from crow.
il :. A. that is GeeGeG is a slight
stsi"# over the neck and fastened to
{. f. :. i the hah:t Of charticleer
to t-i.aw hs.e!l his bea(. when crow
-. a.. ne viii .Gt CIV If prevented
as re l.l@y Sc 1y the sting from doing
80.
TIC coctr:v&nee has tie great merit
c. irficti1s ro pain Whatever. The
bird scaTcely Knows q the pressure
ct the string til he lries to crow, and
{. harmless ie:k brings !.ra to crder.-
Country tie.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-30

We can supply YOU with the latest
styles Of printed or engraved an
nouncement or wedding invitations.
We have ujst received a shipment OF
Old English type, which is the very
latest style for invitation work. II you
want the latest styles or designs you
can always find same at the
ADAMS PRINTING cos,
Pine Bluff, Arkansas.
SAMPLES mailed upon application.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-30

4. L. RIkE, ENGINEER On THE
COTTON BELT RAILWAY: have
used Walkers Liver Tablets and can
state without hesitation that they are
far superior to anything l have ever
taken.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-30

CAPT. NAT DOWNS, Pine Bluff
After using all other liver medicines
:ind Walkers Liver Tablets give BET
ter satisfaction than any l have ever
used before.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-30
w. L. JONES, CONDUCTOR ON

". L. JONES, CONDUCTOR ON
THE COTTON BELT RAILROAD,
Pine Bluff, Arkansas: Walker s
Liver Tablets have given ne
better satisfaction tan any liver med.
icine or pin l ever used. There is no
comparison between them and the rs.
ual remedies found on the market. /
cordially recommend them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-30

WM. CRAIG, CHIEF OF POLICE
lie BiufArli.: Walk y Liver Tablets
aie the best that ! We ever used
They are mild but very thorough.
use them in my family all the time
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-30

GRAY KEY, PLANTER AND MER,
CHANT: Walkers Liver Tablets is
about the only medicine / can sell.
They are the best sellers ever had.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-30

MAX GOTTLIEB, JEWELER. Pine
Bluff. Ark: Walkers Liver Tablets is
certainly a good medicine for malaria
and biliousness. l cordially recomrn end
ther. TO my friends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-30
What C0nsurrers Say OF
Ualker's lii er Tablets.

HON. S. NJ. TAl x, ATTORNEY.
Pine Bluff: 1t is sosuse for me TO
lie able tG endorse lorthy Arkansas
enterprise This | nsider Walker S
Liver Tablets 70 be. 0aYe used theEs
with perfect sat:sfj on and found
f:2en to be al that 4 represent.
wish yoa success.