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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-05-30
Concrete CONSTRUCTION For Farmers.

Concrete Construction For Farmers.
Concrete construction Is not compll.
Gated II is comparatively simple, yet
It is necessary that the workman have
a knowledge not only Of proportions
Of materials to be used, how to mix
and dampen them forms necessary for
holding the concrete and how to lamp
TO fiji forms, but be should understand
such points as that drying is not set
ting and setting is not hardening.
Portland cement sets best in damp at.
mosphere, and should be kept from
drying by means of covering OF wet
sand or cloths if possible. To take the
water from it by drying or contact
with dry surfaces of porous material
is as damaging as to use too little ce-
ment, water being necessary to the
formation of the crystals which con
meet the various particles into the
solid stone. When some means are
furnished by which farmers win thor
oughly understand the handling of ce-
ment mixtures, they will find they can
mold grain bins, silos, pillars for cribs
and buildings, foundations for build
ings complete, culverts for country
roads, fence posts, sidewalks, barn
and cellar floors all at an expense no
more than hard wood costs in central
Illinois.-Ameriean Agriculturist
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-05-30

which are already imprisoned the
bodies Of numerous previous victims,
and so incontinently becomes a subject
TO point temperance lecture or adorn
a tale"
Some very interesting and amusing
experiments have been made in en-
deavOring to determine the nature of
the instructive faculty that impels the
mason bees to build their curious
structures. Mason bees fashion nests
of very solid masonry. Chalicodoma
muraria is solitary in her habits; she
constructs her habitatlon alone and
unaided, usually selecting a bowlder
Of considerable size as a solid basis
upon which to build an adobe edifice
Of suitable sort of earth moistened
with her own saliva When this is
about an inch high she proceeds to fill
1t about half full Of honey and Of
pollen; lays an egg on it, and closes
it over with a roof of cement. After
eight or nine of these cells have been
completed she adds an additional pro.
lection, thick layer of mortar placed
over the entire construction.
A cell in an early stage of construc-
ton was taken away, and in place of
it was substituted one already built
and stored with honey and pollen. One
would, in such a case, naturally sup
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-05-30

pointing hairs, that affords him no
footing; and even If he succeeds with
the greatest difficulty in alighting, pre-
vents his progress upward. Taking
fight again and pounding against the
walls, bewildered. tired, perhaps stupe-
fed or intoxicated by the food he has
taken, he inevitably, sooner or later,
falls into the liquid at the bottom Of
the tubular leaf, pool Of death in
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-05-30

against a pane in the window, drop
the curtains about the Jar, and unstop
its mouth. The flies viii invariably
make the most of the opportunity given
them to escape; the bee on the con
trary, though popularity supposed to
be the wisest of insects, will buzz in
anely about the closed end through
which the light comes, without seeking
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-05-30

Insects doubtless accomplish wonder
full results, but such results seem to
be effected (as are the equally won
derful adaptations of means to an end
by the vital organs in our own bodies
by automatic, unconscious, and unin-
telligent obedience to internal or ex-
ternal stimuli. Scientific American.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-05-30

to escape in any other direction. Light
and liberty with the bee are synonyms,
and she will perish rather than prove
false to her convictions. You can keep
her confined with the back door Of her
prison house wide open as long as you
choose; she will never find her way
out
Mr.. Fly. on the contrary, an idle fell
low, "A man about town, whose II
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-05-30

INEXPENSIVE SHELTER FOR CHICKENS.
cheaply by putting up a rough board
and stake frame, as shown In the cut,
and covering It with talTed paper talk
ing a lath on the outside, over each
rafter This viii protect the chicks
from showers In the night but Will
not shut out any pure air.-New Eng
land Homestead
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-05-30
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Cheap summer shelter FOR onion

Cheap summer shelter FOR Chicks.
Growing chicks can be kept In a
most vigorous condition by having pure
air at night Shut up On close coops,
they cannot have this. Get them TO
roostng ont OF doors as early as pos
slble, but provide shelter for the
roosts. This can be made very
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-05-30

A London boy, says the Mail, was
paying his first visit to the country,
and his attention was drawn to
horse grazing at the roadside
THAT isn't a horse" he protested;
sit is a COW"
Remonstrance on the part Of his
grown-up companion was in vain
1T is not horse" the town boy
again declared; its a cow; horses
has cabs to EN-
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-05-30

1t is considered that Japanese men
are among the best needleworkers in
the world, their only equals being the
women of Russia.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-05-30

T EFT the reader, as he finds Oc-
r casion and opportunity, try
the following experiment:
Take a deep wide-mouthed
jar, say from seventeen to twenty
inches long, with a neck from five to
seven inches in diameter. In this inn
prison bee and two or three flies
Place the bottom of the jar squarely
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-05-30
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-30
PLAN NOW FOR COLORADO.
The 6urineton's Extensive Scheme
of Summer Tours,

The Burlington Route makes the
most a ttractive excursion rates to Col.
rcado resorts that have ever Deen
made. For long periods of the sum.
mer we4 make such remarkably low
first-class Yound trip rates to Denver,
Colorado Springs and Manitou as
s21.oo from ST. Louis, $500 from
Kansas City. $500 from Chicago;
good all summer; at other periods. op'
ly one fare. plus $500 round trip.
CHEAP TO PACIFIC COAST. TOO.
May eth to June sth, August Il =
Sh. Round trip good so days, variable
routes; from st. Louis s47.5o. from
Chicago $4,000, Missouri River $500
all lower than the one-way rate: onf
s11.00 more between Frisco and Port
land; irst-class. good in chair cars
(seats free). standard sleepers or
Through Tourist Sleeper Excursions
Chief coast route, the Burlingtan3 10
Denver. through Scenic Colorado, Salt
Lake.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-30
Slie'f sing Tereaftcr.

a charming Young lady. who siories
II the possession Of a wealth q bright
#abu1r-ccfa1 As#9 : he teacher Of a
Sunday zctzal e,&ss. On 9 recent Sab
5ath tts - 81 made the announce
alent of 1 h8@n= =te be sung, and. ris-
.ns. waved his hands. and the organ
gealed forth.
Nov. satd he. ready-sing.
\ small a2d ps5ooc;5us youth in the
voune Wo:..s,l3's class said:
Why aon'5 you stnt. Miss Frisbee?"
Nj Oh. never sing. replied the
teacher smiling her prettiest.
But exclaimed the boy. the min
lister says you must Didn't he just
say. Now. Reddy sing?'
Smelling salts and numerous other
restoratives had to be used to bring
The teachnr cat Of her faint
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-30
Abandoned Churches.

The Brooklyn Eagle says that With
in a radius of ten blocks OF the Eagle
office there are twelve abandoned
churches. In some instances the build
ings are still standing, but are given
over to other purposes In one case,
what was sacred ediice" is an auc-
ton store: in another. a bicycle rink;
in another, a stable; in another, ten
ement house, and so on. In half a doz-
Ell cases the buildings are standing
idle, dilapidated forlorn, neglected,
with signs Of For Sale upon them.
The population in the same area is
greater than it has been at any time in
the history of the city
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-30
COUNTRY VISITOR UN!McRESsED
Labrador Ducks and Domestic Ducks
Looked Alike to Him.

What kind OF ducks are these"
asked the visitor in the ornithologiea!
department at the museum.
Labrador. said the attendant. We
paid $1,000 for those two specimens
Gosh" exclaimed the visitor. turn
IL to his wife. He says they paid
5000 for EN-. I've bought finer ducks
for ( half dollar many time. What
have YOU got en- in that glass case
foro?s he inquired. addressing the
guide again.
Because they are ABOUT the most
notable exhibit We have Those birds
were shot in 1856. Labrador ducks are
now extinct"
He says" explained the visitor,
turning TO his wife once more. they
put en- in that glass case because they
haven't a pleasant odor. And don't
wonder at it. They were shot in 1886.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-30
EooERQ LIGHT FOR TIE PYRAMIDS.
rnabs OF Monarchs of Egypt t" 80
IIooded with Eiectris lamps.

Perhaps the mUmmies that have for
MANY centuries lain in the z.o3my cat
..tg@'s beneath tao rSrau3s Of Eg%pJ
VIII shalleg in their easements il the
plaza 81 a modern electrician is carried
INTO effect Tie darfn.ss tr-r, has Sc
teHt 5ashl2Hded them is 10 BE diss!pa-
I'd -. l4a benefit ot tuUEt- Who dock
Il theec ancient Hafia places hy tAo&-
a4z5jS Every year. II Is announced that
Gg~erai l4ire5ear Nasrero ii the so-
,jety which has IN charge tlge pre=erya-
tien ef tho antiquities a5 the country
MS been experimenting Win the elec
r5e lt@ht ani hsgau his work on the
umpty Of karnak ii 1hohcs. The ex-
F5stmcnt met with - much approval
tai - Has decided to light the inner
l-.@ss and eataca2h~ Of the great
FEmi3s This Will provide Egyptian
.oa.zt, With new attractions and they
Viii tc a3la to penetrate to the inner
most reeesseS. OF the pyramids
Fac I54ajfn5 viii 1so Of especial value
q women. who bave confined their IN
75stEsae:ess Il tlIa pyramids 81 tie left
age=of the Eile to climbing up on the
os.5#5de. Is thy "eue afuaid Of the IN
t5t5-a darkness within With the intro
d86tiea Of the electric Heat t'se tenhs
Of the Pharoahs will he accessible to
all
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-30
WHY VACCINATION PARTY FAILED
once Boy ">wiped'' Doctors Points
for ToothpieEs.

once Boy "swiped" Doctors Points
for Toothpiel.s.
It all happened throuel. a fatal er-
ror OF the health officer leaving IN
guarded for the brief period OF three
minutes bundle Of to9llpicbs, such
as are used by practitioners IN rub
bng the vaccine virus IN the arm
after il has been applied. ard as
sequence ono Oh thl LARGEST OF the.
numerous vaccination ,parties ROW be-
ing held in the business district had
tu he called oil
The employees OF large wholesale
establishment had been summoned.
and with arms barred and sacrificed
expression on their faces awaited the
ordeal. when the aifable but unpopu-
lar member of Dr. Lederle's vaccine
corps stepped into an inner office to
speak with the proprietor, leaving his
implements behind.
This was too great chan, iar Tom
my. the office boy, says t5s9 NC@ York
Mail and Express, who began to in
yestiSate, and who, possessed of
sense Of the eternal fitness OF things,
thought his mouth for one and his
pockets for the other a better rest
ms place for the toothpieks than an
atmosphere Of virus and cuticle knives.
say he explained eonfidentlally TO
a bosom friend after the health officer
ii ealiing the party oft had passed
some rather personal remarks on the
fQtl duties Of an Office hey, ii dey Use
toothpieks fer Yacoinating, do yer
suppose dey'd use eoaI shovel fer de
meaSles?"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-30
Meaning OF "kindIy.~

The expression in the prayer book.
k.2dly fruits q rhe earth" has TO,
NEST persons n teHn.Je meaning on
account Of The difference IN Sisnih-
canoe now attached . the VOID kind
= from that useJ when The expression
was first written. TIE neyl kindly in
stat connection meant as nearly rs
possible of is kind. ana tie ex-
preston kindly fruits .: Ire earth
:>ean, The fruits Of tbs earth eacS
x.te- is X
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-30
ECONOMY CARRIED TO EXTREMES
Why the servant Girl Left the Home
stead CT the Greens.

TJIy Green has achieved a reputa-
tion Ion palsimany, but he husband
Wa not far behind her At one time
they were living in New Hampshire
ana WrIe 5Ia tails OF the town The
SERVANT sjrl WHO lived with them had
Il great doaI 10 oautanl with, and
fadly Left whom Ar Green would not
haVe tie wood eat Sic SAYS that
the pieces et wood were too long 10
pat into th9 stove. aH5 She objected.
The wood came tn taurfeut sticks, and
Mir. Green declared il VAS 4 waste of
money to hire a man to chop it UP.
Well how can use tLem when they
went so into thu stoye2" Inquired the
servant girl III show AeH. SAID MI
Gracu Tbsn he showed a fcurfoot
stiek as ian into the stoFe as it would
"a and rested the ead on a eban-back
As the stick hened Gown he shoyed it
a little further into the stove. until
il Was small enough 70 so III entirely.
The servant sal save notice ii once.
New YeHk= Pfess.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-30
Worth It's WEIGHT in Gold" sa

sufferers from oatarrh. OF Elys Cream
Balm. y trial size costs IL cents.
FuII size - cents Sold By druggists
or mailed by Ely Bros, 56 Warren
street New York
Albert Isa. N:nu.. March q. 1901
NeSsrs. EiE Bros: suffered from 2
severe ,oa. 4 5Ae head. and vas about
dead tom want q sleep. I used your
Cream Ba,.] and woke UP with clear
head ani cold almost gone. I would
n2s take FIVE dollars 10. ny bottle Ct
Cream Balm i could not get another
X. L.ANSDALE
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-30
Rich ana In .as:r.ouS o,1a4n.

Sjls Emma E I.ossN sNe,.s 5saasa 53th-
e f=fs - American t.ztz Es.d whose
=szatbe7= Uas t. at..5zzs samoan
I'D is bz.ie5z / = Il richest
aaa aj49 Isea IA n ssHsH= 2ae5-
fs stands d t.sAes 49, American
ae a S4as9 g.az. = ~ ago. aad
Sc 0ss easa tFegs. 81 az2 #af Is.
l5s.#Es Hesa WHa slzs .aar-
ii M 4azz'5= .asi
i559tag trz I sasa lsis Was
th#ssz z5ass asa. ~ aozsa
ts=d5ss issstEa'eseH5 s7..gh
z al izaea HaseF f Saa ao@
i5ees aa tie island n Na8 e7a4a5fa.
ete IL. Blsslagsk Archipelago
owned HE Germany. where sta las
.#Hsst:aa q 10 sgtes VII if5y
e.essf az eap1ayas a. hu,. .,,a3s O.
raEises. cgAor l415 QG th5 Islands
NJ al>a owned e. Ms. - 5.}e. who
tza gasH r,eh Vas4aa tzeeoashiy een-
ttHtsd 70 l3-e III l5r beautiful tslaud
=EGae.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-30
HEAVY IMPORTATION or JfWELs.
Al Records Brollea for the Holiday
Month OF peecmbsr. fGof

The exact fsJass q tas imaort2-
tiens Of precious stones an2 pearls,
passed through TN jevehy division
az t,le appraisers stalts. New York.
during December mi aas: CT, ST.
t6522.334f. {. and ugsst $l5o.S32.@@2. maxi
iuS tota1 OF s.. l@l.4>5zSf. ever twice
the amount OF the largest previous
December on recoId.
This makes the sf3nd total far tue
wear 1891 $2bS62,56Io1. Of which
$IS161.5lf.02 represents ct stones
and pearls and $5.7o2Q5f.a5 Uncut
stones. The total f5r 190i is So Slt
m6re than tie lara st res#s aHy
previous year ta>s2t aaa 81 s5.952
more DIAN was imported during the
year 1900 In addition u TIE amount
of diamonds which samo in bs eN-
press
These passed through another divis-
ion OF tie custom house aad aHe not
included here. With these the asgre-
safe would be swelled by ever $1,000
500.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-30
PRGFESSGR LEARNED HER NAME
6ut t.e answer Vas Not Exactly what
IL ENnecteA.

An iastyuetu. i'll English Ia the shet-
tie:5 Scientific school teas the follow
taE staax ii the expense = 1 professor
At Yale. The incident happened at
faculty tea, where Plof Blank was
z.H.42 t5se= occasion "a his usual ir-
6zz.sti9le Ny. Tie .fzdta# ser it is
yt}im5d. does not realize list how ef-
teetaa l5i5 charming tailz azltl romantic
eyes 2ae. II the course Of the after
ROOM e WIS introduced - an especial
Is attractive 3ouns woman, whose
name. beins numbIed in the presenta-
lien. Is did not catch The two re-
Hai4sd 60 2 sofa. where Prof Blank
fs4s 50 thoroughly pleased With his
rev acquaintance tHat II determined
o fad cut 10 whom II was talking.
Yea must farstye me. he began.
52e. .zally. hut am sa.as to ask YOU a
personal question: Please Go tell me
#s..11t Hot#.s name $
zshe y5uas woman tae.ze2l at hila
s.#sa la1se ItEntd eyes no 1t aa4
zaea whispered sweet sthei
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-30
SOUTr!ER RAILWAY.
Summer Tourist Season Opeas On
June /

Liberal round trip rates to - re.
sorts situated il Mississippi, -Alatama,
East Tennessee. Kentucky. Georgia.
Florida. North Carolina. S5u5a caro-
lima, Virginia and TO Baltimore, P<..,..
delphia. New York. Providence aad
BOSTON. good u October 81. 1@6Hga
coaches and Shoppers Wt9f.ga1 cHafge
to most resorts IE Est Tennessee
North Carolina arc Virginia y tllI
supply OF summer resort guides names
Of hotels, and Refrietoes. rates Of
board, etc. Write, telegraph ot tel@
phone to. o4 call on us for above. or
any details Of routes, schedules, ete.
Reservations of berths or dsaElng
rooms made any time in advance.
c. a. Benscoter, y. G. P. ~, Chatta.
rooga, Tenn; c. y. DeSanssare. D. +
A., Memphis, Tenn; / NJ. DeSaussUf-
C. P. & T. A., Memphis. Tenn.
Annual Meeting Southern Education,
al assocition Chattanooga, Tenn, July
IA, 1902-For the above occasion. the
Southern railway Will sell tickets to
Chattanooga and return from all points
on its line at rate OF one fare fcr the
round trip, plus 50, June q to July l,
inclusive. Final limit for return, July
6, except by depositing ticket with
agent, cornkr Sth and Cherry streets,
Chattanooga, on or before July 6,
and payment Of fee of 80 cents. exten.
sion may he extended until Septenl.
Der 10. 1902. For further information
call on your Aot agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-30
Shiuamau Was There Too.

I have 6een making i tour Of the
eauti remarked J. B. Joseph. as he
finished writing his name across the
register IN the ST Charles hotel yes
tetday. I bread smile o.erspseading
his taee As he iabbed the rea into
the potato 4 vas sreatly amused
on aligAtins from the train on the
Ge0rsia Central railway in Savannah
The station IS surrounded in all di-
reetions With lot Of saloons and
cheap restaurants. In great iilumi-
mated letters over one OF these sa-
looms was the sign:
open all nightly
Next 70 it was { restaurant bear
Ing with equal prominence the legend.
We never close,
Third in order was a Chinese laun-
dry ii little tumbledown hovel and
upon the front OF this building was
the sign in great. scrawling letters:
Me wakee, too.-Milwaukee Chrou.-
Gle
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-30
How Birds Migrate.

Many OF the smaller ana weaker
birds. like the tly-eatehers, vireos.
wrens. kinslets ana bluebird>. in order
70 avoid their enemies, the hawks
make their long flights by night. stop
ping for rest and food in the day time.
Nhe larger anu holder ones. like the
naWkS aud crows and those Of ex-
tremely rapid aight. Ike the swallows
and h0mmins birdS migrate feariessly
by day. and there ave some, like the
Canada seese. which travel Just when
they choose. by day o. night. Migrat-
ios aifds usually IL 81 height Of
from oae 70 three miles. and this en-
@h.9s Jhe0 70 see TIE rivers, the moun-
t=.a ranges ana Ire coast line By
81 >e tGey J.9elt their course. The old
BIRDS remembering tie way they came
5es59e. ana ne yoUng ones following.
Woman Home Companion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-30
GzGTlE Art 0F HYPNoTlsH.
4<er or 4 Gold nricl1 Not Re-
.paas.sZe for I!is &c

Spaas:s1e for Ills &es
fza e9t 6t ss5if1.z.a. - ID u old book
- - - as 55#z,zs, IS SIM
science e6fs fsaa=5.sa2 -un2on-
..s.-zas551.l. ilesit of the
Eazg e.fz@s za personality. your
=5s.2u ....s.s-zs.' Es.o litlle to
55Ja H. lie Esest - 2aS-mjaded.
2Ean ! Is susceptible 81 buy
o13 ae;zk. you eaten him in
As tila southern neg
hays 6.s5i s5ratzAteners.
6ass 4 aan purchase a red
lG-5a whe'. Ae entered the haber
fully determined 70 order a
~ e@e9 simply tAat he's in a pas
z.7a s5ace ana the clerk exerts his un-
s-&a6.ous ul5smey.e power to work off
I5d ones, o. H:.icb he is over
.s9oked.
TIE force trick With playing cards
$ nothing but quick hypnosis. The
.zrsoaaI masnetisn Of certain actors,
~.saeaeYs and orators is the same
.3:2s. II people understood this more
Jaey would be cautious in permitting
themselves to fall into the passive
safe, and many abuses would be
avoided.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-30
c4lCAGo is F01RTH GREAT PORT
Exc Q iea in Ten@a ONLY Ivy London,
Sew York an 3ysmLars

Il the t.lit5t yaas sIase $50 C1iaa-
go.s Shipping las ls.as5 tl#aa quadru-
Pied aHd il the 5eaRaz5=of arrivals
and cIeafanees Eatess5 row rants
fourth among the patts i t. world.
le1oH.ag Lon,Ion. New York and
Is9zHst.e
The latest figures relating 10 this
matter are: London. 1913, ,095 teas;
New 1ofk 16.tt45.a2o; Hamburg, H.
l2S.St7; Chte@so, 14.1se l19: Antwerp.
i5.5522, 80; Liverpool 1ISIS,aeo. ard
1,2rseilIes. @e291I4.
Chic2so leads al taiss5 s5ates ports
except New YORK IN tonnage. and tie
constant esters.oa Of lazze t9afe has
ad6e& act oalE 10 zbe CO. .aerce a
taie.ze. but JsEee.s5 ve4V largely %
he commerce = Cleveland. nov q very
important port q eassy: Detroit, 8'sts.
s3Io. Milwaukee, 0a5sta=aa5 Toledo.
The CHIEF articles o. commerce on
tie lakes ase w.,aE. four. zeal. iron
3na lumber Z I>1l tie number Of
bushels & wheat passing through
he SEQ cara5 vas I516,5a5, while last
year fhe number o. bushels was 6Q.-
100000. or more th2a fot5y times as
.aach as ia 1S71.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-30
Couldn't Enjoy Visit.

I'm SO glad to see you. And how
did YOU enjoy Your visit to the South?"
oh. net very much There wasn't
soul where was staying except in
innate friends. Brooklyn Life.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-30
Waters Pierce Oil Go,
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

For the occasion of Christian Work.
ers' Assembly, Montreal, n. c. Gjsv
20, August 3, and August 1921, faa-.
Southern railway will sci tickets
frcm July Il TO y inclusive final liia.f
August 6, 1902 at rate OF one fare Tor
round trip from points within he
state of North Carolina to Black
Mountain. \. c.. and return FIaa
other points tickets will be sold al
rate Of one and one s4ird fare for the
round trip. For Bible Coaf5lea1e
tickets will be sold August : T. T.. =.
elusive final limit August -. fga2. 10
Black Mountain. y c.. and tI4n s
one fare for the round trip from, ,lo4s
within the state CT North C5Fol5aa.
and at rate of one and ene-tha2 5a.e
for the round trip from otle. points
on the Southern railway. Fer t.gfler
information call Oh any ticket 5sent
SCUthcIn Railway.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-30

For the occasion of Society q .fai :.
lean FLORISTS and Ornamental it.a
culturists. AsheviIIe. y. c. August .
to %. 1892. Southern railway aiH 81
tickets to AsAevile and return "a.
gust Il. IS and IS. at one rate in. re
round tfip final limit for return 3E IL
tickets August -. 1942. Fer faH1aef
information call on any ticket a5aat,
Southe railway.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-30
Gasoline

-. =
Keep the kitchen cool by usino
Gasoline fer cooking. Makes the
purest gas; gives the greatest heat.
Try it once and be convinced. Always
ready for use.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-30
FpG and Losius Art Treasures.

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as eirZ lo05ed - ,4eE51--i. 2ss...o1-
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-30
Not Taught That Way.

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1t Is difficult for nations to get ave.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-30
Gould Not Read Ba,

John kendrick Ban:
good story on himself
day for some light 4
mer vacation al
largest book storr '
the unSusp5etr
books.
Mr