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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-02-06

Kidney complaint kills more people thar
any other disease. This is due to the dis
Ease being SO lnsidious that it gets gooc
aold on the system before it is recognized
Foley's Kidney Cure will prevent the de-
velopment OF fatal disease if taken in time
Fiesltr & McNeice.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-01-09

Robert B. Rudolph died At his home,
SIG Harrison avenue, Tuesday after
noon At 2:30 o'clock. Death was
caused from Bright's disease with
which he had been suffering since the
last of July. He has NOT been con-
fined to his bed, and only Tuesday
morning be was able to walk around
the room. and at no time was it be-
lieved that be was in immediate dan
ger.
The deceased was born June Is,
1866. in Lampasas, Texas. He came
to this city with his parents in 1871.
and has practically made this his home
ever since.
He was married to Miss Mabel Nc
Dougal in Kansas City in April, 1895
One little girl. Mabel Victoria. now
four years old. is a result Of this
union.
Mr. Rudolph Vas injured while
playing ball at school when he was
eleven years Of age. and he never
fully recovered from this injury, as
il has caused him great suffering
ever since.
Robert Rudolph was an industrious
and painstaking young man. He was
employed for many years in the
county clerks Office, and has been
assistant county treasurer. At the
time when he was first taken III he
was employed in the Fremont County
bank as assistant cashier.
He leaves, besides his wife and
daughter. his mother, two brothers
Rev. Walter Rudolph of Denver
and Bert Rudolph of this city; and
two sisters Mrs. H. C. Webster of
this city and Mrs. Victoria Eldred of
Cripple Creek.
He was son of the late A. L. Ru-
dolph, pioneer resident Of this city
He was member of the First Pres
byterian church and well known and
beloved by all who knew him. He
was an exemplary young man.
The funeral will be held this after
noon at 2 o'clock at the Presbyterian
church.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-01-09

II 8 Okev 20 5no
q G. D.v.on. 4OoO
Nj. Adam. hou.e e. onO
u Ic.hr hon.. . 5OO
ALIackev. bousa. ~ oOo
Rrtch.r hlock e on
" " Sns.tman hons. q on
ucfy;,to.k ho,.. 60 5no
n 8 p.rt;r. hons. sanO
" Halt thras house. "a son
CIV Tru;tt hou.s s5Oo
a, R.rt.r hons. S5OO
w T. u;so;,. ho,.. saoo
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-01-09
BUILDING DOME
IN ONE YEAR



the report Of the new buildings for
tie year just passed. This 10 the first
year Of the new century. hence this
report will be Of more than passing
interest. There has been . great
auount Of building in Canon City dur
ing the year Of 1901, and the figures
are very satisfactory. Several new
business blocks have been erected.
besides numerous residences. Then,
too, there has been great deal Of
repairing and overhauling of old build
iags, which in the aggregate amounts
to considerable sum Of money spent
for this purpose.
The RECORD block, the Coulter
block, the Smith block and the Apex
block are all products Of the year
just passed. They add greatly to the
appearance of the up town portion Of
the city. They represent the expen-
diture of a large sum Of money.
More residences nave oeen Dull. IN
Canon Citysduring the past year than
in any yea. previous. The houses
erected are mostly occupied by the
owners, which speaks well for the
thriftiness Of the city. Progress
certainly mas oeen tne ~sHnworu,
and It viii continue 70 oe % un.ii
Canon City Us known the whole word
over IS having the most dehGnuui
and hsslthiul climate IN the tSo con.
tinents' and the best place IN which
TO live.
The list Of the new buildings given
herewith rs mot complete out u - -
nearly % rs u 70 possibie 70 procure
Look over what follows.
Bs''s BY G. y. Ward.
W. A. Chapson. brick residence on
Fifth street, $500.
Fred Wilson, brick residence on
Main street. $2.4o0.
c. G. Saltzer. brick residence on
Greenwood avenue. $2,25o.
J. E Smith, brick residence on
Macon avenue. $i.70o.
W. Hunter. frame residence on
Greenwood avenue, $1,000.
Edward Helm, frame residence on
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-01-09

AsHSSfD DsSNAf -&Ns~NNs
Harrison school, $1,000.
C. T. johnson. residencs. $500.
Fred Koch, addition, 81, GOO.
R.P. Larson, house, 5000.
I;,.o,r p,rk .choo, 60 ooo
p pI Iu,,. ho,sa g. oOo
= MeKapnin two bou.es 81 onO.
Eun. r p.d,sy horsa 81 on
= p;.., honss q 800
son,h s;aa Inmher r.o ;mnrove-
mart. 5000
c.o,,s w,oclloH h,,sa s,po
a p, .da;,;on s,,n
~ 49,. .da,,;., ssoo
uI,,, hon.. sToo
" I.;.n,. hon.. goo
~ Rnshyn,d rsu;ssnca Z, aoo
s.hr.;a.r r.s;aanc. s7s5
r Rv,, Residence. sroo.
NJ. Tharn ,..;a.,.a s7oo
r w.,son h.rr s7Oo
Mr. " r r.tl;n rss;dsnc. 81 noo
u n.Ro,d addition s7oo
Aad;,;ons .na ;,on,oy.ra,,. SEQ
noo
o. p. whippse.
d. R. Jones, four houses, 81. 600.
o. P. Whipple, house, 81, 200.
Chas. Whipple, house. $l.Oo.
rliscesiaseoss.
Crystal Ice Co. plant $4,000.
Z. A. Clark, house. 81, 200.
A. Dryden, house. 5000.
W. T. Gleason, four houses, $4,-
COO.
W. o. Higgins, house, 81. 400.
Reeves & Higgins, house, 81. 200.
W. C. Caughan, house, loco.
C. F. Pressey. two houses, So, 200.
Chas. Rathhun, house and terrace,
5000.
B. St. John. brick house, 81, 500.
J. W. Terry, house, $500
A. H. DeBord. house, 800.
c. 7. Wood, house, $500.
Mrs. Unsworth, house. $1,000.
r. C. Pierce, three houses, 5000.
Jewett addition, $500.
f. C. Hiatt. addition, $500.
J. W. Daniels. house. $1,000.
J. Weed, two houses, $2.4oo.
H. Lambuth, two houses, $1,000.
Holt, three houses. $1,000.
S. H. Atwater. four houses. 1900
John Davis, house. Sl,2O0.
W 81 ou,tb.r honss 60 nnn
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-01-09

Barns and outhouass, 5000.
Porches and repair work. $500.
Store 6xturss, $500.
Fslssr 4 tssyi.
Christian Science church, $1,000.
Kilns at Diamond brick plant, 81.
600
". n. Trost.
Lyman Robson, Apex building.
$35. 600.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-13
4 BURGLAR CAUGHT
ELISHA STEWART, WHO ROBBED
WOLF NICHOLS.
Is Bad Negro and Has Served Time
in the Pen. and Well Known
in Courts.
Officer Frank Stewart Saturday aft

Officer Frank Stewart Saturday aft
ernoon made good arrest in the per-
son of Elisha Stewart, colored. Elisha
has figured prominently in the police
court, magistrates courts and circuit
court of jefferson county since he
discovered the peculiarly fine quality
Of mucilage to be found on his fingers.
His vocation has been stealing, and
his residence during a good portion Of
is no other than the one, who, a few
nights ago. pilfered Wolf Nichol's
store and relieved it Of suit OF
clothes and other things.
The police knew Of certainty al
most that Stewart was the burglar,
end the department has been es-
pecially active to locate him. Of all
the officers none have worked more
diligently and thoroughly on the case
than Officer Frank Stewart. His en-
deavors were rewarded Saturday
afternoon. He received a hot Up
from a good source that Stewart
would pass UP Second avenue about
a given hour in the afternoon. Sc.
creting himself in an alley between
Barraque street and Second avenue
he awaited Slewalt's approach.
About the appointed hour he saunter-
ed along up the street, and in tho
twinklins Of an eye the officer was
on him and placed him under arrest.
The first thing that st@yaei5 Frak's eye
was the suit worn by the nesro. It
was the one he had stolen from Wolf
Nichols store. An examining ajal
will be granted him i'll a few days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-13
Celebrating tlcr Birthday.

Today is happy dag with every
member Of the Spooner Dramatic
company. All are happy because The
pride Of the comany. Miss
Allie Spoonor, the accomplished young
leading lady Of the coalM(ny, is to-
day celebrating q birthday auaigor-
sary. Last night, after delishting a
large audience at Bell park. the en-
Tire company visited Kaufman'8 con
fectioneIy and partook of the most de
licious refreshments dispensed lhere
in honor Of the occasion. II the last
few days it became known to some
that the popular young actress, whom
oFeFy enc admires. was to coie1la5o
birthday today, As consequence
$40 vas bosioged With callers Gatlu-
day and was the reeipieaf of many
tokens Of reGard from tho friends she
has made here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-13
Some Novel Ideas.

Who will write novel containing:
4 fight between a giant and dwarf
aAd let the giant Win?
\ fire in which the heroine escapes
II the fire escape and the hero loses
his nerve before rescuing anybody?
A scene on the beach in which the
lel Oine's hair doesn't curl up in crisp
little ringlets about her forehead and
the nape of her neck but straggle
Gown in her eyes?
A mysterious" woman who wears
a red Napoleon hat, an up-to-data
stock and Louise Quinze shoes In
stead of "a black cloak?
y divorce which is mutually agree
able.
Ar old family servant who is work
ins for his wages?
\ house in a red brick roW
No historical characters?
\ struggle, six to one and let the
six come out victorious?
y few new houshts?-NeW York
paess.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-13

M unknown negro forced an en-
trance into Gillespie Bros. & Com
PAYS store on Chestnut street during
the cartier hours of Saturday morn
ing, and but for Red Emmett put
ting in an appearance, would have
made a coed haul of fancy and staple
groceries. Ii seems that there was
moro than Gne way that the burglar
could nave entered the store. and it
IS a matter of some speculation as
10 the manner in which he got into
1he store.
After entering the store he opened a
side door and began to select a sup
ply of case goods and -four taking in
all several sacks of -four and three
cases of canned goods. Transporta-
ion facilities had been provided in a
wheelbarroW which was stationed
near by.
Just about the time the burglar was
preparing to leave with his illgotteA
gains. Emmett appeared on the
street. approaching the store. The
negro, seeing him, became frightened
aud made away. The police were at
once notified, and seyeril were soon
on hand and took possession ef the
stolen goods. which had been left Of
necessity in the rapidity of the nc
qro's departure. An investigation
Was set about. and the police believe
tnex know who the Gni!ty one is and
@e confident of his agfm9te capture.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-13
Lone RIVER TRIP
wv AND FRANK szELL OF
CAMDEN
Make 2 Wa59g Top O. f4o5 id'ies to
pine Gi.f5, onIy 70 Mics
Auay y szaa.

1ossrs. john and Frank Lzel a.
,i,.od in the city from Camden Fri
my afternoon on the nolthDound hon
21onntain train. To one not under
standing the circumstances, it would
seem strange why they arrived in Pine
P1nff on the northbound Iron Mouta-
t.in. train when Camden is one the
south end of the Cotton Belt. There
is a little story connected with 1t.
Both are young men, and, beng OF
an adventurous turn of mind, started
from Camden some weeks ago by rlv-
ar with Pine Bluff as their dcstina-
tion. In a neat little gasoline launch
tbnv descended the Ouaehita river
to the point where it emptiea into
the Red river in the south=eentral part
Of Louisiana. They followed the
mIrlv"waters of the Red river until
If foWed into the father OF waters.
Then they began to ascend the Mis-
gissippi river. and got as far as Pen
dIeton, Desha county, where their
launch was damaged ard they We're
compelled 10 abandon il. From Pen
dleton theF won't overland q Dumas
where they caught the n9ftbb9qn1
train. arriving here safely. They
lave gone about 100 miles BY water.
when. had Che faiieaad bseH #rozortatI
TO- they Wou1d haFe tray5rsed about
"a miles.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-13

gtllesnakcs= ever seen in this section
Of She country. The snake was dt5-
coveted Saturday in Mr Vieks mil
II Weeks. aad btlIed after Weeks haI
d desperate fahl win 1ho reptile. 1t
Hz5# fe1 ever five and oue-halG feet
e 'a4@t,. a9d a#as Ie5 sssHd of twenty
.szles ag5 or button Ghs iHGj-
#t4- tA@ snake g.s - Hr a7er ~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-13

Last Thursday evening Nr. ard
Mrs. w. O, Taggart entertained with
a german complimentary to their
daughter. Miss Alma Taggart. The
lawn surrounding the beautiful Tag
CART home was Respondent with
mnay incandeseent lights and pre-.
sonted an attractive appearance, a
large pavilion had been erected for
tn occasion. and the german, led by
Mr.. Clifton Howell and Miss Manl1cr
of Memphis. was indulged in until a
late hour Refreshments were served
at a seasonable hour. Those present
we're: Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Taylor, Mr..
and Mrs III Armstrong MI. ard
Mrs. W. A. Taggart. Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence F. Philpot. MIS- Bana
Holcont Mrs. A. 3. Grace, Mrs E.
c. Arnold Mrs. Annie Mitchell and
Mr. and Mrs w. O. Taggart; Misses
Hennie Weller. Irma Grace, Arna
Belle Taylor, Allie Rowell. Belle Ev-
ans, Neil Johnson. Kathleen C0nley
Bette Holm, lola Philpot. Edna Buck.
Ella Howell. jim Martin. Shreveport
La: Marker. Memphis. Tom; Mac
Bluthenthal Nellie Voss, Mable Noss.
Nell Gallagher. Selma Rosenbaum,
Lena O'Connell, Aisle Tomlinson. VIII
lie J. Atkinson, Bessie Atkinson,
Maud Holland. Pearl Gibson, Mary MI
zell and Alma Taggart. Messrs. Cliff
ton Sparks, Edgar Mizell Sterling
Barrow, Augustus Mooney, Har9ii
B.u,..o-....,.., .0..-5 Bloom. Mills Ham
nett, Neal Bell. Henry Byrd, Clifton
Howell, Carlton Fox, Robert Trimble,
Alphonse Honnet, John fowler, Ches-
ter Taylor. Ralph Chestnut. Gerald
Triplett, Harry Hankins, Will Alex.
ander, X. T. Roberts, Pitts Jarvis, Ray
Gould. Willie Rowell, Millard Weay-
er, Wall Seawell, Harry Hanf, Leon
arh Ledbetter, Percy Meyer and Guy
Taggart
Last Friday evening a few Of the
Young friends of Miss Margie Bell
Atkinson rendered her surprise par
tyat her home on South Cherry street.
Dancing was a feature of the evening
Those in the party were: Misses Eliza.
beth Clark, Cora Lee Buck, lrna
Grace and Margie Belle Atkinson;
Messrs. Clifton Sparks, Irskino High
lower. Gus Money and Robert Trim
f1n
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-13
4 Strenuous Life.

Il suppose a public man has to read
8 great DEAL said the thoughtful man
Yes" answered Senator Sorghum;
''the demand i0r anecdotes is so great
now that Il mta has to Keep digging in
t.e library all the time in order to keep
Up the supply Of sto;Ie5 about himsclf.'
-Washn2ton star
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-13
TRADING STAMPS.

The American-EXeelsior Laundry
gives blue trading stamps
only upon laundry th2t is paid for
when laundry is delivered Q. K, bills
or laundry bills collected at store is
not considered cash, and no stamps
will be given.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-13
Yhr EE-or,a WraacEc.

Tie word tre&cIe has undergone an
odd modification. Vt first it was applied
to such decocttons Of roots OF other sub
stances as were deemed beneficial in
medical practice; then, as these We're
frequently swcotened, it came 10 mean
any sweet copcoction or coafcetion,
and lastly, as molasacs was tie sweet
est Of all this name WAS exclusively
applied 10 shHp.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-13
NOTHING TO SAY.
Senator Jonss Says He Has no More
TaI<ka Senatorial Race.

United States Senator James K.
Jones arrived late last night from
Hope, where he has been since the
first of the week. when he returned
from Washington, D. G, He was seen
at his room at the Gleason last night
bya representative Of the Ga2otte,and
in reply to a request for further
statement as to his candidacy for the
United States senate, said that he
had already outlined his position with
what he thought was a sufficient Dc
gree of clearness.
"I do not care to make more
elaborate statement than that publish
edtin the Gazette the first part OF the
wdek,' he continued. 'As I said be
fole, il my friends desire that my
maine should be brought forward as
a candidate in the legislature, it may
bs| brought forward; il not, why -
al here ensued an expressive pause
til e senator's talk.
pntinuing he said: "Mr. Clarke
aE myself made an agreement which
n intended to bring out our rela
q tpositions. 1t was to the effect
the constituents Of the represen
es and those of the state senators
= pe instructed to vote one way
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-13
All IL

s'.:sas..e sd
1isss=&as lefe. Old gay. fet oa.s.}
70 do aametAia~ to reduce your tt4Sa
lou arg becoming feaffuily stout
AIjah@ >ay, links. you are ateut 5Ae
fort!eth frioea Who las made that Of
fcnsiye remark today, and I'm getting
tired of t. 1t worries me
Jinks-Thats all right. Worry re-
duces tlesh.-NeW York Weekly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-13
SCIENCE HEALER.

We have in the city Christian
Science healer. She will be consult
ed on all kinds of. sickness. Office
hours are from 8 a, m. to p. m.
Mrs. M. T.. Aiken.:. HOG. West Twelfth
as enue, near Cotton Belt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-13
Mrs. Nose soIrson ana son Sid

Mrs. Nose Solmson and son. Sid
noy. Of Baltimore, Md. are in the
city the guests of Mrs H. Solmson
and family on West Pullen street.
Master Sidney solmson is q pianist
Of some note. tIe is only II years Ct
asa, but plays classical music With
ease.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-13
TIesrin.. a EcfEnEE 0ut.

He (Who shutters balIyl-l IQl-lur
love you mam-mum-I lul-loye YOU
nlum-mum=mere tim tut-tut-tongue
can tut-tut-molo tata tattut-tongue
can tUt-tut-
SHE Gages~}-Ea4t EoU know the
deaf and dun al! tale9:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-13
SHERIDAN.

Saline river got on a rampage last
week, and as result most all The
crops in tbe b8taIas ere ruined, es-
pacialIy corn. This is indeed a ca
Iamity on those people living along
the river. It is said that corn that
would have made 70 bushels pc, acre
is ruined and viii not make anything.
DR. Coyington of Redfeld spent
some time in our town last week. He
will locate in this county at Belfast.
lie comes we'll recommended and
seems to be nice gentleman.
Wo are r2Quesed to say that should
the people 50 desire it, Rev. Holcomb
and vile will rtUrn here in Sep
tember and hold a ten days mootins,
beginning September 1S.-IIeadli@ht.
Teacbea New. A5.iists. spell tho
aoi6 Advertiser mad s;sa dcanj-
,ion.
william: "A-d. aG. Y-o.r. yor. adyor.
t=i-s, It's. adveltjs, e-f Ell, advertiser.
enc who keeps his store full of Gus
toners end makes money
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-13
KILLED COMING ...0n, FUNERAL.
Richard Jones Had Just Buried Fa-
ther at Van Euren, Ark.

Van Buren, Ark, July 12.-Richard
Jones, farmer, while returning from
burying his father. was instantly killed
yesterday morning by a runaway
team.
His TWO children were also seriously
hurt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-13

OF he other. The Wno'a matter uoQ
lies with the legislature"
Senator Jones says that his pres.
ent visit to Little Rock has no direct
political significance and that he would
not be here but fer premises to frenls
that be would SEE diem IT. has not
yet decided upon his plans. but may
leave Lllfs afternoon OF toafebt for ST.
Louis from Waf.H lidr7 ho mee ~ n
to Hfmrapolis for t@e seek- e5-tt
ta ms da1e'.ign. Ms PEea.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-13

Were I 70 speak my whole mind l
should dare t. say that men arc made
foI laughter ana women fer tears.-La
ClaFiere, The Art of Life"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-13

Man and Master will be the bill
for Monday night at Bell Park thea
ter This is a strong play and reputed
to be among the best of the Spooners
repertoire. This popular company
was greeted With large crowds all last
week, attesting the popularity which
they have attained. by the King
Commando very good piece, was
we'll presented, both Friday and Sat
urday nights.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-13
Killed q Biz Rather,

Mr.. Tom, Weeks, an employee of
Mr.. |. ]. Wick, succeeded in killing
what is claimed to be one cf largest
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-13
TIE DEAD NUMBER io5.
Fifteen More Bodies Taken From
to1nstoW3i Mi&e.

3#"an Pa JutH a2- one 1un-
a sE5 f5U aa H6a dea, from
#zas eNg5ustoa at tie rolling
II tia sf tIze Eamgef4 Sf1eI com
z is aaG probable lI.ag tnjs
##azaI Es ba awalles1 - ans great
t=s.a# 66 H9 case IS L expected
aaf he Hal #flI exceed H. or 1lJ,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-13

The Judge and the Lady, one Of
last seasons New York successes, has
been booked for an appearance at the
Elks' opera house during the coming
season.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-13
GRANTEE = IVaSE~

Mrs. Ella =Jsgeer Separated 1soH c.
=Joyasr.
SIS i5f5 EQ5a za 6a aaaGazz
divorce fa# G.# hand. l. s.
J0&He4. Q4 taG= =@I8Ea5s . 4Gaaeaf5oH
aad failara to support nar. She wos
4#aH1ed $37=a HaWa allmonx Be
feHa# Bef marriage Ms. Joyner was
Hiss Ella hartman. and size vas mar.
j - as5inet He.=tH6tber's wishes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-13

No fight was ever won by parryins
alone. Hard hitting is the best parry.
The offensive is the only sure defen.
sive.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-13
THREE lfY&ICiANS
@#Aa4lNE The LITTLE MURRAY
CHILD,
Iaz iz=>e Sl9neG Statement to a.
~ 81. -. Chit. 80 e--7

lss l-=>@ Stgre& Statement to a.
tse ch0t5az- sse7
zsaa'1-
5a GaE=E=a=a~ #5e =e<a4a.uea
-" iaele .gQahJe. oG 1l. Franl j..
#s@5$y and tHa following sfere4
statement is scit-eEplanatoGy.
OWNS 10 conflicting statements
hons made on The streets in resMa
t9 the INJURIES of Inc little daughter
Of MI. aAd Mrs. +. J. Murray, we beg
to say that We have this day exam
lneG The child and believe from tho
evidence and conditions present that
she has been fouIly dealt with.
II. e, WILLIAMS, NJ. d.
A. b. LOVING. VI. D.
{. X CARUTHERS. NJ. D.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-13
Hts =t3a4:Zyt ytrg.uYf

"There goes a aam with Il mighty
bad record.
"You don't sax i!e doesn't look
criminal
'sWho SAID c9iatsl. !5es q bieycIt
racer WHO les ,4s..l zl=5ez }atsgF SIAN
mil II = .55.aa3 #a5@
Aeat# laaSj $50. za5
aaTe ha4 a@3HeI9 aaH5 80
..it3s'- sT5tes
sa#aet 6..J' 5ez pr tas'4'
GiEsnE H5a ;H,#s= 3ea.5ig
Mel t;3.254s@ sat
SiIf4es et9&.=4t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-13
i23IlAe NG1.

J. G. Dukes. of Pine Bluff. has been
elected grand chancellor Of the col
ored K. Of 2. grand lodge Of .Ar&an
sas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-13

Stock pastufed for 81 per month.
Call on c. n. Lemon at boat landing
or telephone Fies' stable July19
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Dr.. S. c. Alexander will preach at
the the Second Presbyterian church
at 8 O'Clock. No morning service.


Christian church, Rev. FRANK
Thompson pastor-Preaching at IL
a. m. and s p. M by the pastor Sub
ject Of the morning sermon, "Tle
Soul; evening subject, "consocra.
ton Christian Endeavor meeting at
{ p. m. Sunday school at $50 N.
At Die close Of Sunday school serv-
ice at Lakeside Methodist church Ills
morning little girl will be baptized
and received into tho church. Preach.
ing begins at 1870 instead Of II a.
M Subject for morning sermon,
Water Bapri7a1 E5aaiHa service
at 1hC usual hos R X r. Wh1-
ley pastor
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-13

Mrs. James Trulock and two chill
dren ARE visiting at DraugEan.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-13

II charged will be charged al thu
regular lcca. rate OF cents line
each Insertion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-13

FOR RENT-A good room house.
newly papered and painted and tile
well with good water. Inquire of j.
e. Simmons, 1916 W. Barraque. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-13

FOR RENT-Cottage No. ZIG Olive
St., between Second and Third. Ap-
ply to Mrs. L. Moore. go W. Eighth
avenue. 236
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tE9aaf5f Il tha family
Ia&zz5 ~ id drawn the y5.H, your
f5s= d 5aa q ask Eod if you
Tat55el 1e5. 81 st&ee & Martha
Afa#a@i s= a". taai4.s de family
Bfbtozia5tEs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-13

If you have House fer Rent, or
aaYe anything for Sale, advertlse II
In this Column.
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Al TIE CHURCHES T0oAV.
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ANUS En- ENT s.

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y & laf#. said I .8a.at@f

The lawyer t}ea taIl James Arehard
that il Vas optional with Ifm to take
the rea3iHia% portion of tie estate or
the Bible. James showed 10 more dis
position t. give W Lis Inheritance
than his brother lad shown and as
tIaily declined.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-13
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY.

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