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sick. "-MU.NYON.

TO THE PUBLIC.
Ten years ago announced to the
citizens of st. Louis that I had discoy-
cred positive cure for rheumatism,
and, to prove my assertion, distributed
nearly 10000 walls in the City of st.
Louis. Ten thousand Walls were given.
The name Of each person who accepted
a vial Of this cure was taken, and each
person was invited to report through the
medium Of the newspapers the result Of
their experience with this remedy. It
will be remembered that many hundreds
Of testimonials were published from
people who declared most emphaaically
that this remedy has positively cured
them. Many testified that three or four
doses Of these little sugar pellets re-
lieved them entirely Of all pain. Aft
davits were taken showing that one or
two bottles had cured old chronic cases
which had baffied the skill Of leading
physicians Of Missouri.
Notwithstanding these unimpeacha-
bic facts, there are thousand of people
in St. Louis to-day suffering with
rheumatism, sciatica and lumbago. They
have tried SO many remedies without
benefit that they have little faith in any
thing that they see advertised.
1t is to overcome the prejudice Of this
class Of people that 1 have decided to
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-18
CURING DEAFNESS.

Mr.. John Brennan, 3O13 Folsom
ave-, ST. Louis. says: My deafness started about
seven years ago II gradually grew worse and nm:
my clock. could not hear people talk without
great difficulty. The noises in my head almost
drove me frantic. Strange as 1t may seem. the
Bi-Chemic Treatment has completely restored my
hearing. The noises are gone. and can now hear
my clock tick across the room"
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sI-cHEMIc TREATMENT.

The different tissues Of the body are made UT OF
m,nI.S ees ana when these cells become dis
dssa.s Is y, the result BY applying proper
be obtained. All diseases. no matter how Chronic.
can be cured by bringing the cells back to theft
norman condition Doctor PowePs Ri-Chem0
treatment Is not allopathic nor homeopathic II
- IIeatment directed at the diseased cells Of
vidual may require o - e~ei' 49,
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ESQUIRE" BEAN Is DEAD.
Noted Character Passes Away q
LanEtry, Tex.

Noted Character Passes Away at
LanEtry, Tex.
FL Paso, March I7.-News reached here of
the death Of Roy Bean, known as the Law
West Of the Pecos," at his home in Langtry,
Tex.
Squire" Bean was one Of the most noted
characters in the United States, and for
years has been the subject OF tnnumerable
anecdotes and newspaper sketches.
NATHAN TOMLINSON.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Evansville. Ind. March 17.-Nathan Tornlin-
son. aged Sc years. the Oldest Justice Of the
Peace In Gibson County, died to-day. He waS
prominent In Democratic politics.
MRS. CATHERINE GERNR
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Tfsntor. III. March I7.-Mrs. Katharine osrns
~ years. Funeral will be held Thursday affer-
noon at o'clock
CAPTAIN B. B. N. BoREN
Dallas, Tex, March 17.-Captain B. B. NJ
Boren q prominent merchant Of Dallas. died Of
heart trouble last night. Captain Boren served
through the Civil War in the Confederate Army
and was well known in the Southern States
THOMAS DAVIS
RNPUBIIC SPECIAL
cssiiuville. III. March 17-Thonas Davis. ons
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Attacks Never Return

Sleep all nixht on one pillows
eat freely: breathe naturally
using smokes, sprays or ro-
or changing climate. Entiro
old enemy: blocd enriched:
health restored. Over 81, coo
FREE. containing reports Of
1curable" cases that We have
p. HAROLD HAYES
Buffalo. N. II.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY,

Mr. j. NJ. CrOwell, ZOO Wash street,
St Louis, says: II a complete nervous and
Bi-Chemic Physicians. I was dizzy. weak and de-
spondent. Specks would float In front of my eyes
fact. was total wreck; After short course
Improved. / am rapidly regaining my strength
1t Is pleasure to me to be able to recommend
t,lt;
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ONLY TWO WEEKS MORE

n Two Weeks More Which take Advantage OF Doctor Powes Famous
Avled
Unable Attend
Offer Will 31A Persons Applying
Before narch Examination
That Startling
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cATARRH.

Mr.. Fritz Vinkleman, Venice, H.,
says: Il have been great sufferer from catarrh
for many years. I have tried all forms Of REM
edies and a great many physicians, and got no
relief until began treatment with the Bi-Chemic
Physicians. fail to find words to express the
gratitude which owe Doctor Powell for estab-
tshing his famous Bi-Chem'c treatment In this
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west side of the alley are entitled to use
half Of the alley. Mr.. Horton said. and the
Council had no right to give the Hotel
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MISS MATTE INGRAM.
REPUBLIC sPE,

Henderson. KY, March l7.-Miss Matte Iir-
gram daughter Of Wyatt Ingram. ST.. and
member of one OF Henderson's pioneer families.
died at her home here this morning of consump-
widely known = - ADank
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MUNYON.

Remember great commences Thursday
morning the office of The St Louis Republic until
o'clock ne evening.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-18
MRS. CHRIS scHoRR-
REPUBLIC SIP

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
St Joseph. Mo-. March 17:.Mrs, Chris schorr
She was the widow Of Chris Schorr, a weliknown
character In local politics. The body VIII he
hrOught here for
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ASTHMA

az al times without
liefs'' " any kind.
freedom from the
nerves strengthened
patients. BOOK 81
many pronounced Il
cured TO stay cured
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Of the oldest residents Of tho county, and q
Mexican War veteran. died at his home Ii
Brushy Mound Township this afternoon
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-13
a ANands.f.I RacahorsA

Na#=.e7f7 1i7at sa..auc Cd ste5ple-
chase here. vas Elaa tbs year over
the jea9s u the grand national con-
test a tae Liverpool course in Eng
land, the most famous efoss-e8untfy
stake n the world This wonderful
horse Is now IS years 81 age His
brilliant career Of triumpas includes
two gerb Victories in the Grand
National and twice before this year
he ran third for the Blue ribbon Of
the leaping over Obstacles It IS
doattfal ii any better thoroughbred
q. tuaE aort OF sport was ever foaie6.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-13
Ira "Ecscr -iy. =

There is child known 70 nle--vs
were great friends II tne eoIntFs. asr
summar-wno once as she saJ u ~
doorstep beside ne. tie. s15Lu-l
scratching her brown and -4os4lirs-
bitten Iegs, remarke SC
sand flies a.! mosquitoes ara Ger.
tainIy bad enough, our : We had
bosom flies here just eouId1'r sSana
IT, u
Bosom flies said l. What On
earth are they2 %
I don t know she ret7rned, but
they must be something awful W.
sing about item IN church. There's
something about hiding in alt rocks
% get away from them. and there's
s01a-thlas abour= si2eEr= biting Sc aacd
-neq draw 5s0oa.
..Ehy. sal she. .You must Know
saa9 soGg. Everybody !lnews t. 4.
says Let ne -oo. taa Bosom ~ =
Warrington POST
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-13
rc.,,a ~ ci1ale 49,,

During q recent tr+as spin af Sham
voc1 RI a V.alin5st on pas lug boat
serenaae1 her. -0bereBpoa De8i gnet
glfe said to Sir Thomas Llaton
Every tine hear ala!e remember
"a description of tha la=tra@eaf @tsaa
10 @e ~ aa uH aehatioatal country
~#aH. - s4aa n ~ - AaHe q.
= ser5s aaa - SO e 75ze.
nan t#fae3 It aser ~ lts84 and
rBaaed Il t9masa fc and
te the powers 64f lfl.I s4s
%ew Ears Tlaas
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-13
Aacular christianlty.

pot. Bryce, Il ais Biographical
study Of Bishop Fraser, Of Manches-
Ter. rels Of 4 Clergyman Of Fraser's
diocese who had knocked a man down
vic had tosuIred him. The bishop
yrr6ss aim letter Of reproot. point
iu. OUT that exposed as the Church q
E.negand vas 10 much criticism on a.
haaas her minister's ought TO De very
carefu! Of sEeir demeanor TIE OF
tender replied by saying: 7 must re-
gretfuIly admit thar. being grossly
insulred. and forgetting in the heat q
ta- moment the critical position 0t
the Church Of England did knock
the man down, ere Eraser vas de-
lighted with the turning CT the tables
On himself and afterWard Invited tas
clergyman to visit 3la
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-13
II. Eactn : "idot Box. =

A naet0 areachef has di3e0vafed Ina
reaI cause 81 taa recent volcanic 4isas.
ter r. sa5s ~ asHf alg trlead3
resolves 0H ave#= W. al=knoW
samaans Is nae..eHt 10 aaea the axeIa
eraas e.l5 SO 0hea a. earf aas made
pesroEaM va eaf Hs for lat pps
poe Esr Standard eaaR as =aan2as
a5ssE ~ 9a- 9a - aor
.u a0te5 Id d. aH a ea z& -
- aee.4 +a a5a..e
taa Gera as = te
e=.-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-13
EMPEROR SETS NEW FASHION.


car Grit.
Mrs Archibald Little In 4 recent
magazine article says in descri-ing
he Chln-se cnurt. that the empress
to~ager = II he type % veil 1no w
Ii every land vasre ser.tetv -xlsrs.
We're sa= an EIgt-sh motaer sue
V9a.t one feels a. once marry Al aar
daughters ID ~. - saas. irrespective
ii whether they Vara taaaczea II eou-
@r-H=a a#9sonaH.a TIE emperor u
Gl.aa Is II aaetaer .t.seast It
CaftY ae re3ear.aH E.ssea 1trls
American rtrl 1T > years. t15v hat
ta.. very lea af sleh thing yer
aaea s5es-seetl a.ss2 " -Htaese
maa trro.z- -,.aa- rfa rae'- a.n.th and
breadth u sh= Qezf Chinese empire
a7=a .-.sa-.. s9.- ~ e#g..,- =4-...-s=s ~
la 10 H., Tor.
--5-r ~ rg -s. 4=. -e4
har=ehI-a Ta- naaras5 sa 5s=5 :
f. fl.f.ns hee en.tds face - r. a-fs
an4 aa il rarA 4meutna Al Tet
here vaz4 the emperor # China avl-
IDENTIFY Farsea n the practice SC thar
directly he saV thts foreign little gtr't
h: rao@ Ter up and kissed Ger a. I :
were the most natural thing Ia TIL.
world whilst 10 the everyday China
maa this would % ! most unnatural
ana indeed reQGIalYs Irocass
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-13
Graphic's D all y Story

Here Ley af--
.A4a -. er.zIad 7aa# ard tLe
earaa- se#a44 f.r> ana . aaf ~
sa#se
Ila 8as q. 4loe--..l# -. teeat- #er-
supplied .a#.-a down - u. ..-#
AZ having srea-45=fa.. a#ae aad eeer
a,. =
~Rr. 81 z.a Frenea fe5#d 9a.a-
toes ana els.az4st-4z##-. said the-a#Aa
t.aaae. better than : Tn
supply ~ #t1ra#tfoga #g eln.
company HAT ssUe5is..z
p.ea#es
a5=.#s Wv. letaa Hf9eeaa =
basaess }.ze#G4a5t settle the Mat.,.a
Of ts,.s=aH aHa-#fg II this fiat
.s4a-.tzzsl 17t. say to a eomproMl3e.
a4lyaa So eazeat 9eeupaat.
Il would azf'eo - that"
Very HeiH. an 4Hat Aasis2'
e4eH=lea ts.r fat to me
.sHau4 1isat would be rather on
sidsa sagraae. for instance. goa=talNz
NE fo board
Thai would be impossible | am
busy aI Gay at ag profession am
an =.eti-. have no tlme to devote to
the alfafs Of others.
..And lam a journalist All my tfme
is devoted to thr affairs Of others
Il see
Then tHore is 40 way but for ae 70
destroy ey ieasr..
"You might retain room FOR a few
days till yoH ean seeare other apart
mems
Very waIT. we will compromise on
that basis
"Will gou move your furniture this
afternoon%
For #6eaeea.s sake. where shall 1
move it ?"
TRUE This is a very disagreeaaI.,
episode
by the bye. we have been talking
all It's Sac Hot knowta= each others
name "
1T you wff=hand me that bag 1 wilt
give yoa NY card
He did - size sa-@es rd tlkins his
own casa from s=Poeket boatz When
the tive nasfehoaeae n on tte=tahl
both !oot<t4l Up asfenlsied,
My Htrle 3wtetheart Of twenty
years a 20.
The boy who vowed eterna! con
7taaey Tie evening before Ae Went q
college. then forgot all about IT,
Not at all 4o4r father was rich
and r.
My father failed hoped that
yol'
= van At the door called the jan
ltor f-oa tle hal
..Wh2t shall we do" exclaimed bot
the luoeaers At oaee The nan 7e3r..el
If.
eTeU them to bring the things u
Ard Thomas 20 to taa raefofy ef8nat
tAe CORNER aH9l ask tae I.I. A!r Bead
~ eeHge= =Aars==tt aaat.
sNlaf are E1n @oia9 fo 10 as<.e.
ttf. woman
.Etoz III going te=eeutaenn4st -
the only #ava#lah1.s basis.
And tau. tHe 4a.tt"s e=4- z=fttetA
ANe&fsEsEzz "a - = azszs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-13
-as%a- Thai =ri.resria q

Constable. the eminent British paint
ar once "a N he hanging committee
11 tue Royal Acaaenog when small
Iaa4scaDe was brought up for .udg,
mn and pfecaane4d 'teyi.i5a DAD :
81 -.-+gbaas 5af himself. H rose
an mace d sdorr and startling speech.
TIA picture Has painted by ae. j
nal ! ratiae Iaat so1ae CT you didn't
Ike M work, Ed thls IS pretty
convincing proof am very mlen
q aged 70 5or. When his colleagues
reeoy cred ffoa their =rupefaction the
head oar-entet was aidden % bring
oack TIE L..erare. But Constable would
aaf h44- =
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-13
The AurQ1 Lion.

\ little boy was being shown a
ture depicting Roman arena
which there were a number Of q
tan martyrs. \ pack ot lioas wen
tie act o. springing upon then
tins. 1T isn't far. said the ]
>sllow, exeitedly. No. my
agreed his mother il isn't tal'I
those big, hungry ions But
terrupred the young hopeful, h1
ore poor Ion thar hasn't got
GhrisJsn'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-13
A COMPROMISE
"a

5rs5aaE
please. scr I'D ae=Iaaa9r the
sew unear uas aar.'
The aee sena.zs ia aoe going t.
-nova.
THE age1e .1.s.-f ID. misunderstood
7aa
Il haze=a written .eases
- .rsze Ge4an.ae= =aoiaa ip
fhe bail .sHd sas.zzs. pr a..al taata=
sulb lrsss-e za1.aa stood ID he 9oar=
WY
u lease ID fs.eyts=ap apartment
.sTes. 4 .s.se 55=facse aDart.aea.
sram May l. 80 . 5Is5 i=.15I.
The a4.ut#l4.5 aI4nGefa'
IN waat Wag
Ha has issued Il lease to ne for the
same term.
sNeH2 What aee goa gong 70 lie
about lt2.
aTaat-ia very difficult To dre.d,.
Were goa not II lady and permit inc
20 say. L very charming ONE would
fell you % 20 to the
"But am a lady. and have ao Ia
tenti8n ef going - any such pIara
Come, l want TO get mE th5n-s in II
once The first =#aH. containing Ne
Kitchen iii sHsas AND table stores
should be here ia an hour nert! nv
luncheon
Il too am hungry. having hid No
breakfast have ali the BaraBhe}
nalia for meal, bat That eoH'oandea
cook II mine las been taken III She's
always i'll Were If not for this l would
reIieve your hunger"
I'll Get you luncheon"
BLESS yoH, madam. my stomach
yearns.'
An apron.
There il the kitchen You viii have
TO ransaek fer what you want.
The lady disappeared and the man
sat waiting II rhe=dinlhg room. Pres
emily he went to closet took ont q
bottle and raped If the Kitchen door
.fou must keep OUT Of here. We
have uo=ehaHefoa. am for the pres
ent your servant
put flat in thf. lee box" .>nd he
handed her 5otfl" Of eIaupaene
Catching gIimp4e Of her through the
partly opened door he saw tia SIN
looked very neat in clean white cook
ing apron she haa found and paper
cap she had maGe=Then he Wnet sex
and listened TO the spatfer of bfoiine
chicken and tire preparations generally
Cant help YOU h. asked, -o.n4
10 the door again. really to catch az
other glimpse
Not unless yoH care 10 set tAe Ia
Die.
How stupid Or me not to think o.
it, And away he went 10 the closet
Tor the linen to tbe =h4fler.4 paasrg for
th. dishes aud to 5Hr 5iteb5aed for Ia
silver. Presently the Kitchen door
opened and t1p new tenant, With Il r
sleeves foilea u9. show a pair O
plump White wrists. 4 DISH lJJ eaeh
hand, entered
You have forgotten fHe glass ~ 9!le
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-13
ezrst ard

@2si- re systen
SHORTHAND aas bea1 54sv ro.
ed ou5 by Mr 3srano ~ ~
mar ID Paate.a1ea ION p,,,
It consists II Z res.s .. rbe vas m
alR5a9e 70 ter s1 .rartArs :
sounds Ha5eL a.s - 5a.ated
the key as 70 express a-graiug ~
everything BY EE=@ sch a W
as . glv7 the s ge=ater MD
laess while at - sane lime i,
ra-asA.H reducing Il a Of tho N
egrapa operator ! .: au,ona]
instruments Is c5E 5= made Vss|
vii It's SAID masz 4sssags, l
raeap that they WI g ..czeiy u|
instead 5t .ertaes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-13
Coed Thinq for Farmers.

Digging up a city Is good thing
t9r tae farmers. You can have 10
idea of the number OF wagons and
horses that have been employed in
New York recently in carting away
earth taken out Of the Subway and ex.
eavacions for sllyserapers. Most 0c
them belong TO farmers in NV Jer-
sag. Long Island. Connecticut and the
aaar6E= counties IN New York State.
instead ot Icing practically idle much
q The winter aad early spring.
tfay have armed big wages fer their
5tuafs. s.ssH6H smg9a, the demand for
z50J aarsas among the contractors
.4a5 h8Jmad prices tremeuloUsIy-
New York Press
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-13
Wrat We are Ce~i,. Ia

Drink water and zef er2aoid n
nI1k ard get tubere4.os.s N
vntshg ard get tae ...m3ams. ]
soup and ger Beig disease /;
meat ard encourage apoplexy ]
oysters and acquire -axamia E.
vegetables and weaken the syss
Eat dessert and take 70 paresis, Sn1
cigarettes and die Early. Sud
cigars and get catarrh. Drink I'd
and obtain nervous prostra-ion n]
vine and get the gout. In order sI
entirely healthy one must eat ID
ing and even before breathing
should see that the ar IS prog'
sterilized. Southwestern Norl4.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-13
Ao LANGUAGE cF T-zfo OWN.
Sw5ss Are tra cny 7eooIe Wro Car
Net SGast -sc-e-i~e Tongue.

sN5ss Are tre onIy PEGS #Wr5 Car
Net 5oast Cfsci7-t-t~e Tcrg4e.
Among tta peoples q che world III:
Swiss are alone II bang aa language
ch= an cal their ~ l. -ee9s.t.41= .a
eecea5 =y.s.6er . - 11le country,
a66gt r-e.E0jIrT.s d Tie people -
5w.rzee-a:lt speak German While the
remainder divide four 51her tane7laga.
am1ng 4 N. mainly French and I5ai-
IA the languages varying as RUE
according IL he proximity 81 the peo-
pie 20 each country whose rocgue they
speak. Pubic documents and no.
tees are printed n oo1a French ard
German.
n the Swiss cong-sss or national
7af9.anent the members make their
-9eeches either il French or German,
to- nearly al the menhA-s understand
n0Ea languages The orders Of The
realte e1t ara translated by an Official
interpreter and furnished 70 the news
papers IL both languages. Probably
It would egZzte eTen Maeaulays
learned schooIboy 10 name the prest-
dent OF the Swiss republic, He IS "
taott Deucher. tame that Will De
strange TO many even OF those who are
'amiIiar with the names ard lilies Il
every ether European rl.er.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-13
GROW BEST ~ --e NORTH.
F7ese Aair1aIs ard 7lar:s Ac-a :
eair -fres- Cegeiocr7are

fi7sse Anir7als ard 1iares Gt-ai1
-7ai. F5nest opf1e0:.
- Interesting act has .a9=LE come
. Il = attention II the government
.snr.s5s La rsa tsos che edible Va
-fgI atari is ST and aes1
-'0pmeaJ. 25 one would III
.ia-. IL -G7. .-a -5raE a. swan1Ds Of
7arjla an .-zI. baC II tac
aazAern a. tile extreme
4e9a-rn Em.e 4l.ea these reptiles
lre found s.s hears 8G- n cd and
yfazes 50 -. Ia 55h PANTS ant
t1...1-s... ---.4s.3 ..#s=s, st a=sD.Qpnent
...=44- -ra1l4a5 Bs,.4s II rl=r-
IA II Tbs rla li-sz.o.z.!=11 \ ter
... ~ q II sh=&aaeah- bf!egs 4aar.y
= aHgas lie arle- 81 The- diamond.
lax nj l.1z5..=. ara, "a the be7c Or
u Vu. s8c II troDtca. cuba
.5aogl4=at 1zE. of4.er zzcera1lon a51s
r...Is-t!her tll- coarse. .5ra.aea, saarl5h
fal4 OsaEze485 bgG Il cotelern
t'toHt = where - trees ara Frequently
cut Gown By ne hard trCsts ano colo
wea ..,sl,.--- V aahIngton Post.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-13
A good quality u soap is aecea-

good 4uaigEY u SOAP Is aecf.s-
safy to heaatify the complexion aae
ncae other should be ised. Il shoul1
aot only be used for bathing b1t also
Tor shaving. Among ther things. taa
Primrose BARRIERS select the best mako
Il soap that can be procured. Ctva
-aem trial and theg vii ae sure to
+.-tisfy Ysa. 4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-13
JOKE OF a KING.
Historic Hoax Perpetrat.c - c4sta-
sg.s liI ef 1na1ar

US III. ef Sweden.
K.Rs GustaQus III Of Sweden h,t
been frequently invited 10 Gha little
court Of Sch Uerjn In I782 aA paid
visit TO Germany a.. as soon as tne
Duchess Of Mechleabafg heard Of MS
approach she prepared f4tes n hla
honor But GHsra4gs who isda n 4d
th- petty courts Of The snal, rQIers,
sent TWO OF his attentants-a page
named 2eyron, AID DesFouges. a vaIer
who had formerly been aa act0r-to be
entertained by the duchess. The rw3
pefsona5ei the king and his minister
Baron Spare, and Su5tainef. the eaarz
aeters Throughout. They accepted AZ
their due al the tomags meant for
their n master. danced with the eelxen-
burg ladies' who wers presented to
them, and Peyron went So TAR aa To
ask one Of the ladies' for her portrait
Meantime Gustavas vas eaI i1g ai1a-
sell else~h aca a. secret.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-13
Drir-lrC A~Sy.

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lIfes dag.
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an drifting aSar
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that YOU praY5
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have given you 6r-a.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-13
you KNOW WHAT YOU AREI
ING

y ',eL you take Groves TasteIest
Tonic, because the formula is gG
printed on every bottle. showing
it IS simply IRON and qginine in aH
l4ss form. No cure no pay. Sc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-13
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Bridgeton pioneer., 1903-02-12
CAPITAL PRIZE
COMES TO THIS CITY.

Everyone down town Wednesday was
discussing the lottery proposition and
pretty much everybody would have
been willing to have taken small
ticket for big chance in a certain
Mexican concern.
The cause of all the sensational
gossip was the story abroad of the
lucky windfall OF George B. Moore,
the tailor who has his place of bust
ness on East Commerce street.
1t was cleaned from those who had
learned of the matter that Mr.. Moore
had invested four dollars in a ticket
in Mexican lottery, and at the re-
cent drawing was the lucky winner.
"wednesday Mr.. Moore went to Phila-
delphia, and broker there negotiated
the cashing of the lottery check
which cost Mr.. Moore nearly two
thousand dollars. But he could we'll
afford to pay this liberal commission
from the fact that the capital prize
won by him was 100000. and when
Mr.. Moore arrived in Bridgeton he
was $500 to the good and the
money was in gold certificates. One
of the banks was kept open until night
so that Mr.. Moore might make de-
posit.
Mr.. Moore, while extremely diff
dent Wednesday, modestly admitted
that fortune had smilingly beamed
upon him, and while the notoriety
was no pleasure for him he realized
it was impossible for him to conceal
the news and made no attempt to.