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Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-17
Dawson Formally Arraigned

PARIS, Mo-, Dec. l0.-Frank Daw.
son was arraigned before Judge Eby in
the circuit court this morning and
formally charged with murder in the
first degree. His victim was Miss
Fannie Hartman, whom he shot to
death at a dance last Friday night.
Dawson had employed no attorneys,
and Judge Eby appointed T. T. Rodes
and W. E. Whitecotton to look after
bis interests. The first week in Janu-
ary was set as the time for the trial,
but no definite date will be fixed until
tomorrow. Dawson wept bitterly
throughout the proceeding.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-17

s. n. Barre Is very sick at his home
on East Promenade street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-17

Miss May IFritts Is home from visit
in Boone county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-17

]. W. Greed, living south Of this
city, near Auxvasse, was married
Thursday afternoon to Miss Pigg, in
stanton, Ky. They will be at home
near Auxyasse before Christmas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-17

us LInnle Allison s 10 Sd. Louis
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-17

TO CURE 4 COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's. All druggists refund the money
if it fails to cure. e. w. Groves sig
natured is on each box. 25c.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-17
BOYS HEAD BLOWN OFF.
FATHER CoFFEY's LECTURE.
Henry Howell is ill.

Ask your Druggist for free Peruna Almanac 1904.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-17

wen ssnd you a s.zpis Tree uPoa rseu.-t.
SCOTT a BOVINE. ~ Pearl Street, New fest-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-11
sonsamotion ma he Sanl5ofidm.

SIT million #oaaIs he medical profession
p al IT. 2hlpps iessei.
Believe zTeatesi- single he almost
universal .sade civilized nations tuberculosis
.7o ave aH y occurring saaA
aeligh1ea Dr. 7HeH SO Ii authority nan
2r. }iegs. ssee -ork eeaIed nat more han
als Of the atl4eauit aobaaiion acquires he disease
za4e 5Ies That anIf about 7neseYenth lie II
shows hat 9r. 5tateaen1s ne auabIIiTE
Ia4erealosis erroneous INT That ms
asa sIlauaed prevention. #hae-a.
111e aregeHtI64i. 5ecaJse aIa1ogua uIenl
#ae removal zalee lan 8la
eay s#ssaas lie #afaaa III he disease. ana.
aaa1r eeturam 5red patient he onmUmE
zzIf5#IzI a. =71cataE community
a#He5g.e aFoHs4z sha =auitoI9gan #5oaea
mon Is au curative Institution. als he resi-
= - #ttes. =aaHser as ASPECT s4ae
forgotten oiihar slr. 2alpps Dr zIeI 4ermaHz
aY #aa aIaJ0FIuI5s over z9a00 patients.
stI1utons multiplying II every e5HH5FH he
sofk % all.-zu american Medicine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-11

HOUSE nbe 4oaae ao4 iappins Governor
sLAps 1a1.z n 1T ace 41a#sl .lsofa1ais IS
GOVERNOR HE eaate. over 4eto 1t las laaaeo
hree dIls= rhes #s olia4s.
House MI No. eo4 =1gefst =aHpIE ueH9ezz VIA
newspapers stamps #ete aaszase over he #si9.
ayes a. noes 70
fIouse I'll 20 5 atbson .aas4afl4Ln4 aa asa-a
school district 5 .4tkins. Pope county 7oGfo4 aoaez
with which % aleet #eaoa soze N he 5assase
over ,he ayes NOES
House aa No. 30 Daniel authorizing be peeiaI
school Bonneville osau aaats 10 7etfosg money
With glaef o 5uud sel5aa #ofe ~ Haasaee 81
he Dill over he soy eTHaf s=etos fsea=53 noes
IN each ase u constitutional aaJatlts d members
vas required. Many aembeEs were absent ot be fefds
ii eael. measure, viii 4e=een present qieset
numbers % muster more llau he required ote
N he instance #eaooI ols ne governor 34Geaa
sd that ley we're sontrsrz aue constitution.
as 10 lie newspaper Ind #ianp 5if=s =id hat ae
stamps we're 4 proper aaEse poa ne 7qbile tt4as aat
hat newspapers printing ne legislative ae4lHs= we're
not. IN matter newspapers ana 5aHps 3r 1eEers
aud Mr. ably ifsea #4e he III over
he Veto 4me aH ne other measures lI Patterson nade
strong argafaen He e9ateaaau lie governor
Dr. Daniel ana 8afa zeat1lnenta
5he promises a4ez#aae after announcing ne sote
Speaker Moore declared he 5a asseq. ao50h-
standing he =eo o zosernor Instance ap-
piause followed ehe announcement III he soJe Has he
irst legislative 5ody aaa passed
three oils she sabeaHaleral zeEo within 7sFoa oL
thirty minutes.
certainty apparent he tuped squirrel
mead Taat iaff IS ao onger eal ana
here cong general aiiHs s57ef +aeA 8theF by
he fellows Viii eettins af Jels saelorse
climbing ne 9and wagon ar progressive ana
decent politics. which gong succeed ne Davis regime
Arkansas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-11
3attfina COMPANY INCORPORATES

es4 line 3luIf 3olriin@ smpanT
as Incorporated est efnaN ne Il
generators re- Y neHs -4W-
-aea= 3IXon. D , IaI110ra sua :. s.
ra.. 9he. 8taee II business VII De
- ua 4s Vesf 5ar~adl9e tract.
.Ha 2uaies atsaps. sntf tfluA@.
.sf5l.zss. glassware ma .ors VII be
maze zna auuie7. Tie irn 81. t-ao
incorporate na uF gnd salI saai .
ale. e apitaI tocE @0.ooo.
II sHIea sl6a11 4as 5een HHse19e4
- Hse ac0rparafars. 7he t8e.5 u
=5asa NO 90 Harns aidea u 80
peg adte-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-11
snon JItce= ana the -vphoId.

Tire Wholesale effective which
spoonful VII destroy ne aahogenIo Micro
NJ IS eertalnfz estonisi4Eg ii
uectacaar. Il 10Th taese Honls 81 zIeW
Experiment. gpDea.s he pubic. The chicago
5oafd leaIgh Iisinterestea ana public
7nfHtea s8neluson he aoon
launched accordingly something han
vii ny profession he
a1itE discovery be demonatrate +
he md however. proven hat enoR 5alee ar
ali hat been promised Or. Fargu-
vii all he credit practically applying
principle fvpnoId prevention he meantime
#olnevhat comforting he people believe nat hey
projected rom n+eotion 0y he ths drink
HHt lardly encourage hem SAFETY
he Infected oyster merely #rops OF
#Hoa nice a zprnalea over IS suTface--The Medical
Record.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-11
"a he Ener=
aid Isle

genuine =amIc 0nera sir =
ats..=z wan .ang. New v6r,t Ter
I'D.
Direct rom IS New Eoril 3roaa-
vag riumpn. r1e east ne.uaes
Jefferson De 4ngeIis. lester Reeves.
haries DUNCAN. .onn Dudley, 3err-
4ra sullivan. 2. glarHe. !
fvatr. (. logan. frank 3elcher.
edna 8urd. 7sephlne Knapp. lK,e
epnaon. Amelia Fieids ana sixty Jla-
4r
2i9ees->Iign1: 81 50. 81. SIC. j0e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-11
l1ues af soou iqarz

3isHoB Potter =xtolline ane!lta-
5Iau. els III Il xpenenca i valch
ire aaHeea ada Imposing Ides . meet
If 9lsa. asset tr9lllia zaod
zaIs5 no 1Daued discussion nat
resulted ii .Hafn. t-tie. 7Aera 8
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-11
The rirst Christmas Card.

n t844 it occurred 10 Mr., ". Q. ?
DoDson, r. A.. 20 make little sketch
symboicaI Of the season 8 Joys. anu
seEd it to a friend. The latter was
so delighted tha1 next wear Mr. Dob
son autographed his card and sent Gus
thirty copies.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-11
cotton BE- asAtTs 2AtsG
It Means - acrssse -pout $4,000
HGa9

lEpfiS III ftNt @c'o- t-ANtI =''t-0N
4nHeai9.
re 5Htu 5eIs aI.raau s=s=ia
sas ave sareea sal aQTane-
he aee5 III franmea aua aonaae.als
md a3aeles ere ,zHel yesterday
TIE ASS Vi z@lgement he sase
IIb 4laeI cats 7aszeusei
.na5 5#ars una raheneu 4Ie
eseIse=au acreasa-aI per ems. 44a
freight aaaueg5fs ma fakefaea
a,a . =eeelve II increase
r-Ir
av ne arms ~ ne asreemeal Iaa
me cotton BeIJ aua 5ae Frisco zaaraaa
-aapaHIes. Ioa1ie=4eaaeFs
aaaa Ut ze#aa roth aiHeaas.
9aabla=aeaaegs 9=#Qay aHa ne aa-
aJoaaea9 additional ram rows
ana nave 5as 1eeH 4 source at HHaaHte
IT, he e5Iamen N 5aa5 saH4 aeln.
rhe #a55on 8eE5 mpJozs s6gag 30
conductors uQ rakenen. sna ne
eIms fautea means N increase
5000 aHaau9 aalea.
EeFaF q he ls.ofV 81 a5aF as
t4saI5 #f.ea magnitude 5eea zq5ala-
ea efaa8 he .5eateze r-lsaaal mis-
understanding aE5as aHsan azHeeu
-mpIoFefs ana mpaoFes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-11

F=st44 restrictions i i E 9E OF ae z5esst2n
+ 55t.l .o.le 79aals s5a1s uea arzHa5Hl o schools
j. zae.. .uaa5s IL. ale stsalaaz. VINO aatf rff
1aH 80 mai saa 4aee ss go
80 =ealHs#aI asd #fe eel #4z##sa
nj Ha5Hea aaes .le
e5as ii .lu z# tre.Ia#. =la le#leI aso5z4A
adopted o=ala4s Constitutional amendment 'o he REQ
1#. alsag ta a1augz aH.seae4# purposes o H1ee=
sIssra 4l...a ms SCHOOL district ole .ol .1nlt aA.
Izo ai5v.ag s4ag .feea azs aeli.toa He eEias a9.
- IN 4uae76a74 aa.|s
=.laa..rs44an zlea,ole yo..eluan lie as1 -
..aI cal j. EaaaFz oEe9#t 5rapHae iseontlaa-
aa us subscription q Ae 9afF frapnle. fhe Isl aoa
A. - insignificant NUMBER znen eompalea
s.4H5 54t. .lg14ael = ee asss44es adea he 3rapme
.tl4 44tsg.aeaI5# - es.lEss he #daHd ooN le
=ae7stoa.
me hi he azgastel7 9as leaI5 % Ell i =ra7elias
. I.at aree - #e5aII sroa- leeH zee6.
~ 10 zrapIa5 y aaH7 cas- Ut zHe4 zad Withdrawn
4ef 4ttrola4e ian now mat ne raphIc
ems lo ansuaze .he
aHa6ae al lsiless he 5d staud.
aae .iueaalsz Pine 8iaH a1oniaaDle. aosf
mem ne 90eH ii he al5aIs il Re -.ise5. renee
.zeHz sne aT45 Ike ater roasas.
abe representatives rom Governor 2a4z 4sn ean1e
sa5ea % urn Town HE Governor se58esz
mat give
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-11
QEw ADVERTISING AGENT
:. "A. Day SLATED to succeed Mr. arain
3rd Allison. Missouri 2actfic.

:. "A. Day SLATED to succeed Mr.. Brain
ara Allison Missouri 7acific.
from 1noticla ources ONES ae
news ii ne aariy appointment 3r
ur. H. Day Us advertising gent
OF the Missouri Paetfc=fron Mountain
system. aIr. Dav las ong ned re-
sponsible position he Hassenger
department ana segaraea IS u
able Successor 98r= =ane af s4e Hest al
fertlslng gents ever e9nneefea ith
any abroad If. 8raInard allsou.
wno as recently asignea - aeaenc
e POSITION commercial mes
sancy aaIarv Tr 5ays appointment
z1ae5ad. ma - as 5of68ds re
"a zarmaN ala aastaet accord td
ire progressive. aHa4emeat aa
passenger s8artmaaa ron
aaHtaa. lereasea suits md aTn-
nez eHea5sa TatITaI So
t#ei4e#.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-11

=3r #..s#rt's,s5 aaas T.il saHtlH III
..--sr#====s= assaaz=s greater NH
+ I5a lie Whole tate y
aa1 Oklahoma lnu ne
-e5r.sazr trown III .7'le nm-
#55aaany a. asaen II lie le
@s a oltt7vess. tna is
aHa4 uJuu aHTeserla "#57f7 ona
0I. r-l-I'
= present ne .Jus az san
,,,,.5sIst5 as outlet o he a1It,
ma as raldc rausement With he
5ts5l5sa ystem. 3y gcaulilnS he
Interest," n ne ttray .5mo4r ampallv
=ud otdiug through ne -esiew nne
4ea.5a =51 East Texas. he Eas-uln
aaIse atH nvade ne errltorv lefeto-
ore autroled y ne efoptds. farr'-
aau znd Rockefeller 'oraa 2wns
ee International Sna 4reat Northern;
.Ia4e5man he Kansas 5;ty southern.
Roe.eIe4ier he lisso}ri Kansas tnd
-axas .nu talftmaH he southern d
6.Ha.
a44Haa Ee1s.# y 2fne 5lQLf. .aa tc
asmea = aositi1a Is fenograple.. With
r.. 5aaraw II superintendent a
nice. II tie 2oa.s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-11
The lempHIs Commercial 4l

NAY VETO ne IeHpHIs ~onHleftll
FouRTr DISTRICT aeas Little soes correspondent
et-ANcERY aiLL writes mai PAPER nat ae earns
rom senator 9Ho Is r.ose GOV
Davis nat lie governor feelded elo ne 7fIl add
ng Lincoln z9Qnty ne Fourth aaneefs istfie.. ana
providing aat ne aafaalar aa4E ecyea instead 7t
appointed BY 5e governor aa4e 765l u. Elliott Hine
" ZONES ~ ears go aIa aia -fn Esz r19le ears
hence. #aasa Inc llII .aae aaaaea MI
9esea FFzaas5a +asfaE=H7 iaaz1s. 7f4ffte
aaaeafa zatH5se5 sHeaz4 .as
-Hef atzzaaea = saa=e 4.
Fhe iH zassat 1a5 aasaz aug .zaaHat.g-
zota tsa saseetae -. ls#z5aatle-
zram 9e.55I5z s.s 1l1a4 IA ae
which
appears .aa0 s.-.-a.es
public schools 44a sans Eas eaa-.
aas passed #ae emDa. 1ea
school superintendent anu Il Abolish ae 1aaoa county
examiner provided zaa1 agx general election 81
L. state anu county officers every eso gears aereaf
er there shall be elected he manner aud under
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-11

taa us )Dera ampauT II z9Egr Ios=
Il atlsfs L he asst 1ueHa - 1e
z.seaJ =GnDasar= II iaaIafe =.
zza6e. he fiEaGU. Z =
s'zfIzT. SULLIVAN.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-11

~ M n
- u
ADVERTISE CUR WANTS.
.ElE A1-I9-

96tsE EA&1ED-- orr II i've
aam aaaa, ~ mere IAN ~ II
ga1 locks rom zae business gart 3l
He f asa4ae. address - ais
Hee
&E rents 4suas eH
#aIa amaaa sr a=s. AN e
ar a3ea -afnar saa z4ll.
aalraata raet DIS
aa 1a a0a
7aHe .aals 2Hu eef T
Hs9A m
8u9ue# aeaa.t.
aom m +
HaHle aa1
4laraa.
ls6Ialle.
aara-
afaaaf. .ag
..59 ''ape Drown nacAin.
tostl aas Fl brown velvet eolIar. Iost
hetween postoffiee ana corner Barra-
cue and Chestnut streets. Finder
viii please retafn same To the Graphic
office 10
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-11
STUTTGART WANTS MORE CARS
An nuortant Session u Commission
4eid Saturday.

An nuort7nt Session u Commission
ted SATURDAY.
He arkansas #aIlfaad 8mmIssloa
-5.a ~ Interesting 4ssIm aI ssuer-
-al1 asE saturday commissioners
Huazlas uo hampton eere resent.
ana appoialment hey ere ne1
av saeEa1enaeaf z.reeu. ii ae cot
toa 8e9 vsr aza,s. DIVISION
Freight gent Watson. n ST.
5Hl4-4 58u a9#aH
The aesaon sue as ~ or
naezi ss.arcltv II a4fs .5r se moving
I'll he az ron zr.zansas aaasE.
aiea se 5as
4ree. The nee5Hs #as aeza ae
opera 4aaaa ma asFe sas cry
arse a55eaaance BE a.apegz zna
farmers i he =aaHfz 7he #za#ata9a
was =zyIaIned. 5Hessrs. sHa4a aa
Watson am #t Ha
mi #aH power gUp# - E
nand #9r aIs ass =oaa ze4s saa-
selves specially . #aat .aa fea-t
er. IN saturday aaeea eaez zeHe
received 81 sua1gaff. no r.
everyone 81 them as aaea q
aal me only zFo ears aad 5eea =f4-
ceived turing ne #e4k.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-11
. PARALLEL 0UL1 G.aE

-aHsca c0u IS teraGt =asaest
=anoer concern aeFfa
8zasrlf al
a@am. aaae
aratla5
aHaeAa#e -en ala fa4ea
arzan nn1nt aha
anIA suaHa 5taae8 5f
Ir aakum and H5s associates.
FIis move is lat a preliminary s3ea
to the ST. Louis and san francisco
extending system from PARTS Tex.
as, With one inc 20 Houston and an
other 10 Sabine Pass.
BY is financial interest In lie Kir-
by lumber company. The ST. Louis and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-11
Noisy Small.


zarou4h IS zeHatouaI a4labbIe Delaware lltraet
atte4saald Zig sfa1t--2fttsnurg aHnaes.
-ow Ahout econ -untina
rem. Wood #aa
s4el.-55sfoH 5o6e
ae e5aa SCISSORS aHne
1oaea1s lalzT
HHraasa ae ssu ana wrong,
Ne ight-stua IEs
We aNe5 .ee lose 4nH #ilen. ere Iane,
3toHe-dead Ne.
+ lfe5 is all Thy song
Endure-and die
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-11

Aroa4A ls =4natouaI aauabble Delaware attracts as
5telalal big fa6e.-efctsnure smes
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-11
j. .. =. 4, Z. - Z. .. g. Z. :. !. = ,
RAILROAD

j. = -.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-11

nhe 4ouse $ aoW tapping Governor
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-11

DAVIS n -4e ace llaza ~ soaef,aie 5
he enate over 4Is-zeto las la7ae''
luee diis They re a 1tia#@
The Savannah morning news., 1903-05-27
MAY Be NO CAMP
GOVERNOR TERRELL EXPRESSES
DOUBT ABOUT 1T.
0BEAR is STILL HOPEFUL.
HE is FIGURING EXPENSES AND is
sANGUINE.

Discovery That the Appropriation
Georgia Gets from the Govern
ment This Year for an Encamp-
ment Is $4,000 Instead of $41,-
900 Has Cut Into the Omcials'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Thinks 1t Can
BE Managed by Cutting Out Pay
and Camping Troops Near Home.
Atlanta, May 26.-Gov. Terrell spoke
to-day as if there were some doubt
about an encampment of the troops this
year, owing to the fact that the APP
preparation is so much less than was
first thought. The Governor and the
Adjutant General were misinformed on
this point, and the reduction to $4,000
has worried them no little.
Col. W. G.. Obear is still figuring on
the expenses of an encampment. how
ever, but will not be ready to submit
his figures to the Governor for several
days. Col. Obear is more hopeful and
believes the state can pull the encamp-
ment through, even on the decreased
amount, by encamping the troops near
home and cutting off the pay of the
men.
The Governor will reach a definite
conclusion with regard to the matter
about the first of the week, when Col
Obear makes his report.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-05-27
BUSINESS LOCALS.

A, L. Desbouillons, the reliable jew
eler is showing fine line of watches,
clocks and jewelry ware. Get prices on
rings, pins and charms. 43 Bull street.
M. Dryfus, outfitters for men and
boys clothing; you know 1t. The peo-
pie come to this reliable store for hats,
shoes and furnishings.
Green & Co., 1876 Whitaker: If you
can't get picture framed to suit you
at our store, then you are hard to
please If you want the winning ticket
in the automobile drawing, then come
here for It.
Garfunkel & Sons are showing a
black lace net skirt with a drop skirt
at IS that has never been sold below
50.
The Georgia Steam Laundry: Your
shirts, collars and cuffs laundried to
perfection. The business men. the
commercial and professional men praise
Il. Congress street.
]. II. Helmken's cafe is a delightful
place TO take your meals or regular
board. Tables furnished with choicest
table delicacies. Southeast Liberty and
whitaker.
Daniel Hogan's magnificent array OF
white atuffs for commencement dresses
has no equal. Ladies', for goods OF this
character consult him.
~ you have any pictures 10 b.
FRA med take them 10 n. Hymes' Art
store. M Bun street, near oRlethorpe
avenue. New line ~ m0uldinfs and
the latest styles % framing.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-05-27
"HOW A BUSINESS MAN
FACED HIS DESTINY
Evangelist Martin Tells the Story of Moses and
Draws Lesson for the Undecided

the hardships and burden bearings as
a servant of God.
Moses did not blindfold him
self; he did not try to fool
himself. When boy I heard
it from the pulpit. 1 hear 1T
sometimes now. There are no pleas
ures in sin; Christians are the only
ones who have pleasures.
mo pleasures in sin? Go tell that
to your business men who are living in
sin; tell it to the drinking man, the
man at the race course, the man at
the card table, the man in the ball
room and they will consider it only
soft talk from the pulpit.
Friends. there are pleasures there,
and Moses realized it, but they were
the pleasures of kissing, hellish God
hating sin, and Moses said, I chose to
be right.
1T is not simply a question of hell
and heaven. 1t is also a question of
right and wrong. Henry Clay, that
noble old Kentuckian, whom 1 con-
slider in some respects the greatest
statesman we have ever had when
told that ne would have to change
his platform or be defeated for the
presidency, replied, Gentlemen, L
would rather be right than to be Presi-
dent
"Oh men face it honestly; it is a ques-
ton of salvation, but 1t is also ques-
ton of right and wrong.
Jesus said, He that is not with me Is
against me- Oh that you would face
the question of your destiny ana your
duty to God, and do as Moses, decide
to be right about it.
Further, he realized that these
things are only for a season. He sober
1y met the fact of time and eternity.
Friend have you faced the issue, shall
you live for time, or for eternity?
"An atheist placed over his Office in
his business house, God is nowhere
christians would come in and hang
their heads in confusion. Infidels would
say, That's right Jones, stop these hyp-
ocrits, these whining Christians in the
face God is nowhere We glory
in your grit.
But one day. his little 6-year-old
girl came down town to see him. AS
he went out from behind mis- desk and
took her in his arms.
"She threw her arms around his neck
and Rugged his head, and all at once
exclaimed, oh, papa, that is so NIGEL
'What?' That UP there. God God
is is now now here here. God is
now here, Mona said that this morn
ing when she read the Bible and pray
ed. God is now here You go on
home my child said the father, and
he went into his Office and thought.
God is now here; God is now here.
HE arose and went to a pastor who
led him to see the truth and to ac-
cept the Savior.
ooh friend, do as Moses, shut out all
things else, and face God and decide
the question of your eternal home. Re-
member God says, He that believeth
on the Son hath everlasting life.' God
is now here. Decide, decide"
The Savannah morning news., 1903-05-27

ladies and men is composed of about
forty voices.
Owing to the length Of the pro-
gramme, it has been wisely decided
that no encores shall be given to any
number. and while this is not to be
considered a restriction on the enthu-
siasm Of the audience, applause of the
heartiest sort being entirely accepta-
Bile, it will be rigidly adhered to.
Mrs. White. whom Savannah audi
ences have had the opportunity of see
ing only two or three times, will give
several numbers that win illustrate her
skill in the art of dramatic expression,
and that are expected to be among the
most enjoyable. features of the pro-
duction. She will be seen tonight as
Cleopatra, in Story's dramatic poem,
in which, says the Florida Citizen,
Mrs. White rivalled Fanny Daven-
port, who made this character her
study"
OF the same performance the Tampa
Tribune says: "In a rich gown fitted
to the part, Claudia Hazen White re-
cited Cleopatra. Seldom has Tampa
audience had an opportunity of hear
ing and seeing such a finished por-
trayal. The magnificent mastery OF
voice, of gesture. of every little detail
of her art possessed by Mrs. White, is
difficult to comprehend. save as re-
suit of life study allied to natural tall
ents."
The Savannah morning news., 1903-05-27
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Seven-room house. 1912 Abercorn,
corner Third. Good condition.; 500. Key
next door Apply J. c. Postell, IS
Bryan. east
1000 dozen fruit jars. pints, quarts
and half gallons, at very low price; we
give tickets for the automobile. Sa-
vannah Crockery Company, 1903 Brough-
ton, west.
Man is never peter satisfied than
when smoking the choice brands Of
cigars at Ed. L. Byck's, corner of Pu-
laski House. Tobaccos and smokers
supplies.
Children's Madras dresses, Jokes
trimmed with inserting OF embroidery
and box plaits, sleeves finished with
embroidery; elsewhere Soc big bar
gain basement price Csc. j. T. Cohen's
Sons 215 Broughton street, west.
Think OF IT, Conida's candy factory
are employing twenty hands making
candles. Their 60c a pound sweets are
as fine as skill and money can pro-
duce COnida's name on each piece is
the guarantee Of excellence. A single
trial makes friend,
Furnaces--We are agents for the
Peck Williamson Co.'S under-feed hot
air furnaces. send for circulars or al
low ua % explain the great saving IN
Fuel over other kinds. cornwen a
Chapman.
W. IA. Davidson a Co. the real es-
tate company, are the people 20 soc Tor
your fealty business, stocks and bonds,
thoroughly reliable. no East Bryan.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-05-27

The Tabernacle services yesterday
were largely attended. Rev. Mr.. Mes
bitt has returned to the city and pre-
sided last night at the meeting. Evan
gelist Martins sermon last night was
How a Business Man Faced Destiny"
Prayers were made by Rev. DR.. j. Y.
Fair and Rev. DIR. H. c. Christian. By
special request during the service Mr..
Cooper sang "Win There Be Any Stars
in My Crown" Announcement was
made that tonight would conclude the
subject begun last night. The sermon
Saturday night will be where the
Lights Go Out on the Road to He'll"
Sunday afternoon Mr.. Martin will
preach on Married Life, Its Dangers
and Present Day Evils" Monday night
be will preach to drunkards, gamblers
and saloonkeepers.
At the night service Evangelist Mar
tin preached the first of two sermons
on How Two Business Men, One a
Jew, the other a Gentle, Faced Des-
tiny" The text was Hebrews IL: "a
%, by faith Moses, when he was
come to years, refused TO be called the
son of Pharoah's daughters, choosing
rather to suffer affiiction with the peo-
of sin for season. esteeming the re-
proach of Christ greater riches than the
treasures in Egypt: for he had respect
unto the recompense of reward. By
faith he forsook Egypt, not fearing the
wrath of the King: for he endured as
seeing him who is invisible. Through
faith he kept the passover, and the
sprinkling of blood, lest he that de-
stroyed the first born should touch
them"
Mr.. Martin said There was a time
when people. believed that God would
send little babes to he'll, but now in
telligent people do not believe it. Rest
assured that the babies who die are
not shut out of heaven by the God of
love and mercy, who sent His Son to
die for our sins. But what about the
next grade of the human race, the
supplemented?
God has crowded the way of SAL
walton so simple that they may I'M
derstand and be saved. But we are
gravely informed that Christianity does
not now recommend itself to the learn
ed, intelligent business men of our
day.
Let us consider now the case of
Moses, the learned business man.
When 40 years of age, with the honors
of Egypt within his grasp with it's
wealth and the pleasures of the Court
of the Pharoah's lying at his feet, he
calmly faced destiny. Notice how he
did il. He faced the issue squarely. 1t
was the pleasures of sin over against