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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-07

WE DO PRINTING THAT is PRINT
ing, RICHMOND PRINTING CO., S1208
y East Franklin Street. Phone 1869.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-07

AsCLAss OF YOUNG PEOPLE IS BE.
ling formed for Instructive travel and
III sist,t seeing III Europe tho coming sum
mar 6 For .Tt pa tioulars address, Miss
Es CLARA CROWLEY 23 North Glmorl
" Street, Baltimore. Nd. ,55I FL " a.
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HAVE YOUR TABLEWARE SILVER
# Plated at No. 1901 East Main Street.
Esss HARRIS, FLIPPUN q co.
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m IT' & TWALrIf PAPER YOU RE LOOK
Ing for and want the best at satisfao-
tory prices csl sTd ses , ". Fla SoriS
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MEND YOUR 81 Lf1AKY RooFe-TAR-i
). KiNa tGss0SMPXNY's, Cos East Mar.
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\ WANTED, SIXTY GOOD GRANITE
~ CUTTERS ct 7 9Sge HerTfRnNeIndf y Msr;;
r. ger, Maryland Granite Company. Gull
ford, Md .f II 5{s5S n s3fs
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ENCOURAGE II ONE INDUSTRY.
b. Suits S1b IN. Trousers s. UP. RICH
q MOND TAILORING. CO.. Charles -.
Spence, manager, Sixth and Main.
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AN EXPERIENCED Y HOTEL MAN.
with a lot OF good help. Is open for sum
mer employm emit. Address MANAGER,
s}aI care Hotel; ia ckson Springs, N. C,
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GET al MOE EMBLEM BUTTON FOR
D the order Of Eagles at SMITH e WEB
VI STER' g., e26 81. Main. 81 "a y.
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a r HE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that I An selling SEASONED Pine Wood.
ions, q 4 ID wed, ti.60 per cord. AZ. 81.
4 BOfbBDAU, Beverly and Linden Streets
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!" University Eof Virginia. with many
5years' experience, q position az super!n-
Il iendent or principal of public sch ools;
d state salary paid. Address TEACHER,
care this offlce. Fl; a Al 5
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WANTED. POSITION By STEM GRA-
pher and typewriter; capa BILE Of band.
ing correspondence: willing to assist
d book-keeper, do gener office or cleri-
curate: own machine. CAPABLE, this
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8DRUG CLERK 6WANTED-ANA ASSIST
ant registered drug clerk. Address y.
li{ o. Box Al. S5 H Il III
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WANTED, ASTFIOROUGHL CAPABLE
solicitor TO sell stock in a Colorado Gold
Il Mine, out Of which 100000 has been
taken; only firat-class man need ap-5
53 ply: salary and commission. AddresS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-07

;WANrDD. HAND DR1LLERs, sLEDa-
Z I ers and Block Makers. Apply DELLA
WARE GRANITE g. MINING COM
n PANY, ~ Wilfnington, Del. u - 8 RI
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UP-TO-DATD SPRING STYLES OF
Clothing. q. p. DUGGINs, West
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WANTED. HAND &DR1LLERs. sLEDq-
.s{s err and Block Makers.5t Apply della
& WARE GRANITE g MINING COM COM
s PANY.tia s5f NV
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WANTED, CLARA, KATIE AND ALL
fellows 10 buy our old fashioned italian
III Cream Chocolates; best in tho q city.
III MARCHHTTI BRO o., two stores, 800 e
n Main and ST. =. Broad. a. XII
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FoH sALE-aARlo':'A.',lI!INsl'.

FOR SALE. "a FINE ssoRrMBN r OF
Is Grocery Wagons. " II you need Rubber
81 Tires, Runabout cali 20 see mo. /
y can save YOU money. 3. O. BR1STOW.
"A 10 Bouth Fifteenth Street, 1I.
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pDFoR1l ORDERING THAT N Tw3 SUIT
"A come and see the nice assortment a.
AuF ana 1Gd hls NJ rA ilI vi Co.
3 ChaS. AZ Spence. Manager.
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BLACK, KID SHOP
4 ping BAG, with purse inside. conta ming
y sum OF money. liberal reward II re-
4 turned to TIE NOWLANS CO., Jewelers..
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LOST.

WITH INITIALS ST..
H NJ. engraved thereon. Return 70 t '.1ll.
$ office and receive re ward BAL E
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WANTED, Il AZ POSITION As . sTENOG
u rapher. book-keeper, city salesman 81:
M general Office man: best refere nces
given: six years experience. address
fcNERGETTC.4 caro- this offlce n. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-07

SAVE MONEY AND ORDER YOUR
Awnings now; srememb er. tho hot wave 81
Elk coming. a Phone 2576 and we will call. M u
"a. COPELANDICO.,$ 106 n. Ninth Street.
& ut-of-town orders receive prompt AZ
tention. I4ssf45s M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-07

WANTED, "a AS sTgNoGRA-i
d pher and typewriter or a. collection. Or
Al clerical work OF any kind. 8. R, y y.
care this Office. ssS lE
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i7AWNINos, TTENTs AND FLAGS. ~

LETGUs Mako YOUR AWNINGS NOW
window awnings made all sizes. Just
'phone 2l42 and we will call nd give es.
timates.9 ]. ROSS JONES G. BRO. 90a
81 aft Rrna se.alt
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statesmen WANTED.

EALEsMEN-sIDE LINE, PAYS IOTEL
" and cigar money every day goods paid
for when sold pocket samples. Give
present line and territory. MAER GUM
F CO., Memphig Tenn. Il
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NC. "a HALE sOL1NG MEMS Shoes
y Ladies, coo. Z. best leather; every hair 4
restteMed NC na!s PHHW =
Il, ZIG n Main; phone 2es1, Will call and
q deliver. This Advertisement good for
+ 10c. payment half solinL. a M
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GENTS, COLUMN.

WHY DO 4 GO no sAMUT1L 70. DUO
81 GINS to buy my Clothing and Furnish
u ing2 That's easy, because he 10 cheap
4 or than other houses 5 81 e & IA & 81
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THE GIRLS ARE PR KITTY, TED GIRLS
b are sweet, btitss they like the dell cous
~ nhosphates OF every flavor n at THE
Il EOUNTA1N,p,{e eos East Main. ~. .{S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-07

CARPETS AND RUGS CLEANED AND
e stored. TFID MODEL DYEING AND
4 CLEANING s'WO RKS. Ii ga West Broad,
y tI1hnI1e 906. i5 fs ~ 5h
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\ oo.cARTs.

BUY Go.CARTs 3wnfBRB THEY ARE
cheapest and best. We manufacture
them. sCHRB1fP q TUNA, 81 North
S ri Eth. Il #. Sl y. }S
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WANTED, $iaALL-ROUND HARNESS.
"a hiAKBRs, who can put up factory
work: steady employment; ADDRESS e.,
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WAN HARNESS SHAKERS; steady,
employment for Inpetent men. i
i; 55i LEROH BROTHERS,
liz Hanover st., Baltimore, ND,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-07

WANTED. TWO GOOD. Statesmen OR
Solicitors for city work among business
fluent takers; salary and commission
u permanent. AZ fsi5s5 Ill IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-07

1OsTLYEsTERDAY3 MORNING ON
81 Broad -street car PURSE, ~ containing
about 80 and eyeglasses. Reward Il
left at T.. b. &TAYIORS, Main street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-07
& GOLD CERAMICS AND olLDINe.

WANTED, GOLD LEAF GLIDING IN
old portrait or mirror frames. iVyo are
any other house In the State. The
largest display OF genuine gold frames
in tho South. We will call and give
mirrors. THE cRAia ART GO.
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THESE ARE TINE WONDER
WORKING WANT ADS.
THAT BRING aREl1ES1 RESULTS.
MISCELLANEOUS.

WILL MISS 4. dill. MRS. q, THAT
Ij(URGEND IL reupholsterng furn turee
X Hverybpdy Il Invited to take advantage
( Of them. III East Broad. ssi4
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I SITUATIONS TWANTE0-MA

WANTED, BY AN EXPERIENCED
IL registered Pharmacist. q post Ion best
Of references. Address PHAHMACIST
KAY "a Cameron Street, Al exandria, IA
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l AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED, STATE AND COUNTY
agents to sell my newly. patented combs
Is Guaranteed to remove dandruff. cure
falling hair. nervous headache and scalp
ailments: 80 varieties. Everybody uses
men agents getting rich. Write quick for
q terms Sample rs cents money. back II
Il you want It.. PROFESSOR LONG, Box
"a 81, Pekin, Ill. W. is5
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TOBACCO MEM I1AvD YOU sHEN
pany Is Using for ' their Lucky Striker,
They are helping NJ sell AZ tho '.t obacco.l
whitehead \ makes EN-. . I sell EN-. G..
n R.cAPF1RTON,T Twelve Nineteen Main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-07

IosT-sATuRDAYBB EVENING OF. SUN
N day morning, one gold BUCKLE Eoff
watch fob Finder will receive reward
IL left at SO7 East Main Street. S.3s3
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s7SSg,i, is5s5 ts G. n BOWD1N,@C Clerk "a
BY Joseph p Brady RI 2 equity 81 ERIK "a
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RI rs oNALs.

HAVE you A TRIED d IkAlMPFs 4oc.
Mixture .. ss Z < sSS sss3 ts}s IA vi AK
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I3I9 SPECIAL NOTICE.

WATCHES CLOCKS. JDWNLRYaEANDl
j. WDINsTNIN's,8 1901 p. Main Street
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BUSINESS i WANTS.

RALEIGH RYE SLIPS PER BOTTLE, A
drink for men OF brains: CEASES.
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&C. LEVY, NO. 5A BROOK AVENUE:
s Hair Mattress made good as new. & ]
pack and ship furniture; also make
Cushion and Slip Covers to n order
Phone 1896 FL. fsi
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NolrRoUBLDO OR CHARGE no MAKE
d estima teB ong3 reupholsterlnE& old furnl-
4 count prices. JU RGENsi, Il al East
Broad. iss {jsE;3 III Z ii s * Sf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-07

BUY Ms OF THE MANUFACTURERS;
prettiest and latest 1903 designs.
SCHRDMP5 & TUNA, 81 North Fifth
Street. Old ones cleaned and rebleach-
4 ed. 4 VIZ
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DON'T FAII. 70 sgg TILE ss,W SUITS
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UNION HOTEL CATERS TO REGULAR
4 50 per day; lodging, 90, y 75o. and 81; meals.
Y 6Oc. each. Weekly rates. 81 4to. 80. Special
~ rates to parties and excuralonists:
everything new: cuisine unaur passed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-07

! h0 00o--WANTDD, PARTY AND CAPT.
tai to organize an ctive, vigorous Joint
stock publication company to specially;
liable Manuscripts; this 81 indeed a
rare chance. and verify, Richmond now
Offers a unique opening for.sAohs much
are at command. Address JOINT
y ETOCK CO., care this office. g
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b see III. +. L.1BRAUER & BROTHER.
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FOUND, WILDWOOD wHIsKEY, FULL
Quart ~ Bottled In Bond, $1.25. at
CEASES. corner Sixth and Broad.
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Z BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

Invest 5000 in an established profitable
business In this city. Address x * X
a. care this office. 2. l-..a
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WsVANTEp--WR TAKE. YOUR OLD
W wa Il RsE psXHHsShks H p fRssossg'
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,rt, thctf a hearing hS8
on the 1cthRDAY5OF
before snid court, at
district, at IL o'clock
thereof be published IN
= a newspaper printed
that allSl1nown credl-s
sons i'm interest may
time and place, ana 4
I they have, why the
petitioner should mob
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TTIREE-YEAR-OLD RYE WHIsKEY
and Broad. NJ B5ss..it8s; ss55
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And sit Is further&ordered BY the court
that the clerk shall send by mail to al 4
known creditors copies Of said petition and I
places Of residence as sta ted. a..
Witness the Honorable sEDMUND$ WAD.s%
r. sea Il onr h
triot,Eo on the 30th day OF NJ arch, 1908.
Attest: 81 Y. ~. III i, IL AN
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! SPRING ssUiTlNos.

BEFoRD BUYING YOUR SPRING
@ Clothing. see our q style s, terms ana
Jos East Broad Street; cash or credit
Y dlothlng. VI Si3 q 3i;';${
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n FREsco PAINTING, Erc, 5ss5'

F Fs!ai WeHFk srdWooa snshns ga g Fep
Aqe E9Ik at modsrattsS n MIsiSS see
ffonly nnaiiosin, men vs empioyed.l
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2ORDER1oFN Office FOR DISCHARGE.
On this 3Otht day OF March, A. p 1903. on n
reading the petition for discharge Of "a %
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-16

promise of part of their haulage. the
Rock Island Will never be any closer
to Pine Bluff than at present. This
matter must be looked after. The
Commercial league should not over
look this matter. It is of too great
importance to Pine Bluff. The city
at large should shake hands with
the p. b. and Western and assist it
all they can 1t needs the help now.
Pine Bluff helped the other two roads
when they needed it. Now they can
take care of themselves. Help the
p b. and W. now, and soon it can
get along without help.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-16

Not newspaper in the state has
undertaken to justify Senator Clarke
in his attack on Congressman Brun-
didge Even the most ardent cham
pions of the senator criticise him
for allowing his temper to make him
beregretted affair. the Texarkana
Courier very sensibly says: 1T is
to be hoped that such encounters as
that which recently took place be-
tween Senator Clarke and Congress-
man Brundidge will never again oc-
cur Whine they serve as an agency
to work off the pent-up passions of
those who engage in them, in making
a laughing stock of the state all over
the world. they are too costly luXuries.
No men, much less those to whose
hands the honor and the good name
of the state have been confided, have
a right to indulge in practices that
tend to bring the state into disre
pute, and to size up her people as
bulldog ruftians, which they assuredly
are not
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-16
+ j, = J, J. :. j. = = 6 - !. + j. = :!
BASEBALL NJ EWS.
+ j. j. i j. j. j. i. j. g = + j. j. :. :.

The Travellers sat down to another
little dish of chicken pie yesterday
afternoon, the team from Pine Bluff
furnishing the same, says the Gazette.
They played all around Blackburn's
men At the wind-up the score was
s to G. 1t was not game of features.
Pine Bluff just far enough in the
rear to know that they We're we'll beat
en-.
For the locals the game began WE'LL
and every one in the grandstand and
the bleachers knew what the harvest
would be- That is, every one but one.
He was an enthusiastic rooter for Pine
Bluff and he died hard. His voice
ceased to wake the echoes when the
third out was registered for the visit
ors in the ninth inning. He had the
faith that brings down walls.
Murphy and Frank rested yesterday,
Mailing playing at second and Thebo
in left. Delehanty had his place at
third and played the nine innings. In
the seventh, Delehanty, wnlIe at the
bat, was called out for interfering with
Catcher Fosters throw
Del had his little joke in the next
inning however, when George Black
burn waddled around the bases and
reached third Spooner made long
drive to right field, and George might
have started for home, but Del grab
bed him in the amplest part Of his
trousers and, playing street car con-
ductor, rang up ninety-three fares be-
fore Blackburn knew what the matter
was. Meantime the ball had been field
ed. This afternoon the same teams
meet again. The score by innings was
as follows:
Little Rock 4 0 2 0 2 0 *-S
Pine Bluff go. % @ 0 0 1-6
The Little Rock baseball team will
arrive in Pine Bluff tomorrow and play
here Friday and Saturday.
The "rOoters" would not root An
effort was made to get a bunch of
''rooters" together at the court house
last night to organize, but it was a
frost
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-16
The Retort Caustic.

J. w. Davis. county clerk OF Desha
county and others. sent the follow
who introduced bill to appropriate
$500 for silver service to Monitor
Arkansas: amend bill to have gov
ernor to present. If you can't get $500.
ask for SO cents. Arkansas City will
maintain state pride by contributing
balance and furnish Atkins, Jacobs
and Whitley transportation to see
the tugboat. Will wager to turn them
loose in engine room without guide
they can't get out in two days"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-16
COL. WYGANT INSPECTOR
Has Been Designated to Inspect Ar
kansas State Guard.

Has Been Designated to Inspect Ar
kansas State Guard.
Lieutenant Colonel Henry Wygant
Of the Sixth cavalry, U. S. A, station.
ed at Fort Leavenworth. kas. has
been designated by Gen. Bates. com
manding the department of the Mis-
souri,, U. S. A., to inspect the Arkan'
sas state guard The inspection may
take place at any time between now
anw May 1S, or it may not begin be-
fore May 1S.
In the meantime the various com
panies of the guard. at present num-
bering thirty-three enrolled, and 9th
ers now in course of formation to raise
the organization to a strength OF thir-
ty-nine full companies, all armed and
equipped. including infantry, caval-
ry and artillery, are being shaped up
for inspection.
1t is the earnest desire of the Of
ficers that his report to the war de-
partment shall be most favorable in
order that the state may secure her
full apportionment as allowed under
the law and furthermore that the
guard may be enabled to have an en-
campment, associated with the reg
ulars, to be held in Little Rock in
June or July.
A military convention of all the Of
ficers of the guard is to be held in
Little Rock on the day to be appoint
ed by Col. Wygant for going to Lit
tie Rock. in order that each officer
may be specially instructed relative
to the inspection. and that all the
details regarding the encampment may
be carefully gone over. Major General
Haynes does not desire to assume all
the responsibility for the arrange
ments himself, but wants to confer
with his officers before taking any
definite steps. Due notice will be
given of the time of Col Wygant's ap-
pearance, that arrangements may be
made for the social functions to be
rendered him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-16
BROOKS BAXTER ANNIVERSARY.
Historic Local War Had Its Beginning
29 Years AGO.

~ fSdTS AGO.
Wednesday, April Is, was the twen-
ty-ninth anniversary of the beginning
of the Brooks and Baxter war, says the
Little Rock Democrat Hempst cad S
history of Arkansas says:
"On the morning of April Is (1S74)
the attorneys of Brooks called up the
case against Baxter in the circuit
court for hearing. Baxter's attorneys
We're not present. being in attendance
in the United States court which was
'hen in session. The circuit judge,
JG'.u Whytock, proceeded to hear the
case on the demurrer of Baxter, and
pronounced judgment. overruling it.
Then. instead of making order that
the defendant should either answer
further or else should elect to stand
on his demurrer, he proceeded to en-
ter a final judgment on the merits of
the case, declaring that Brooks was
entitled to the Office of governor. and
was entitled to S2.21S. and that Bax-
ter be ousted from the office of gov
ernOr
That was the beginning of the
trouble, and what is known in Arkan-
sas history as the Brooks and Baxter
war
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-16
READ! READ!

Another new feature to the new and
up-to-date "Newman's German Kitch-
en-" Today, Sunday, we will serve
you an extra fine dinner including
strawberries and ice cream.
We will amnse you from 12 to and
from to s every day with a musical
entertainment of IL select master
pieces.
After the entertainment if you are
not satisfied, tell your troubles to the
new chief of police.
Yours ruly.
164 NEWMAN T. SON,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-16

The Texarkana Courier thus enters
protest against any more OF jeff
"yindication" business: Gov. Davis,
of Arkansas, who seems to have got
ten the hot end of the penitentiary
farm investigation, is said to be seek
ing reelection as vindication of his
official conduct in relation thereto. We
pray all the gods at once, in mercy to
a long-suffering people, to turn aside
from them this threatened calamity
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-16

The New York Tribune has we'll
written editorial on the hypnotism OF
legislators by the corporations, and
says it calls for scientific inVestlga-
ton. The hypnotism of legislators
down in this meek O the woods is
usually done by the hypnotist making
his passes by touches with the
long green and while it. may not
be scientifically done, grand jury
is the proper body to make the in
vestigation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-16

The Pine Bluff and Western road
is being pushed to completion. The
grading between Sheridan and Ben
ton is rapidly reaching the finishing
touches, and by the first of June Pine
Bluff will, if the people here see fit
to encourage the road. have the Rock
Island road Also The Graphic learns
that the road will make arrange
ments if the shippers SO desire it,
but unless the shippers make some
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-16

The present cool spell of weather is
doubly severe because of the balmy
weather preceding it, and it seeems
to be hanging just a bit long for Eas-
ter winter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-16
RYAN'S CATARRhLlNE

Is Gods gift to man. 1t is a positive
cure for catarrh of the head and nose,
lay fever, asthma, headach, and will
cure cold in one nights time. Fer
sale at all drug stores.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-16
ARKANSAS IN BRIEF.
+ + + + + + + + + + + i. + !. + I

Eureka Springs Lumber Planning
Mills. company destroyed by fire
There was no insurance. The fire is
supposed to have been started by
an incendiary.
Mayor Beldlng or Hot Springs, pres
ident of the Arkansas worlds fair
board. has issued a call to state, coun-
ty and municipal officers and the CON-
mercial organizations of the state,
urging that big delegation from Ar
kansas attend the dedication ceremo-
nies at the worlds fair grounds in ST.
Louis, so as to get ideas to work on
and then to make Arkansas exhibit
worthy of the state.
James Morrell, an aged gentleman
of Warren, died while sitting in
chair. Heart failure was the cause.
w. e. Fawbush, charged with alb
Quoting an eleven-year-oId girl, who
escaped from Jail some time ago. has
been arrested in Woodruff county.
Fayetteville will have free delivery
OF mail after June l.
The United States court adjourned
at Harrison yesterday, after several
cases had been disposed of Among
them was that of John l.. Foster, ex-
postmaster at Alabam, who was SEN
fenced for embeZzlement
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-16
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Advertising rates made known on
application.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-16

James Morrell an aged gentleman
Of Warren. died While sitting in a
chair. Heart failure was the cause
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-16
JAS. w. ADAMS Presden
GEO. H. ADAMS, Business Manage
FERNANDEZ MAY, Managing Edito'

Entered at the Postoffice at Pine
Bluff. Ark, as second class mail mat
ter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-16

Fayetteville will have free delivery
of mail after June /.