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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-19

IndicadOs en- Ia Couv0catoria, para He
gar al fla desead ,, Sc decit en- uLo d.
sus parrafOs que ~la AsGmb,ca pr6vis.
una yez cJnstituida se1a. la unicu
< soberana en- los acuerdos que tome
( en- ell desempeno de sus funciones,
pudiendo por tant9 aceptar, modii-
( car 8 Zanzibar ell plan bosqnojado en
q esta COnvOcatoria.
Cuanta raz6n habIa para clio 10 de-
mostr6 Ia aprobaci6n que de una bue-
ma parte de les concurrentes & la
asmb!ea mereci6 la proposition pre-
sentada poT ell senior Jose @. del Vale,
en- ell sentido de que la Association que
trataba de fundarse tuviera unos fines
generates en- beneticio oe la agriculture
y no Sc cOncretase pOr tqnto & la RI
quPza cafeteria.
Esta proposition no qued6 defniti-
yamente resuelta ent0ncrs, limit5ndo-
Sc la Asamblea 4 nombrar una Ju1ta
Central Organizadora quedando pa
ra mas tarde decidir sObre t0das las
mOciones presentajas, que iuformadas
p0r la ,juDt4 pasarIan / Ia Asamblea
cOnstituyente
Entire las actas de los Comit6s locs-
les ConsttuldOs, que tiene hoy la Jul-
ia Central, acompana { las de Coamo
Y Aguadilla la misma petici6n de que
la SOciedsd Sc funde teniendo por OBJ
jeto la protection de tOdos los cuI-
tivos.
En- las muchas o>asiones en- que he
hablado con distintas personas, de es-
tos trabajos de organization, he podi-
do apreciar Ia opinion cast unanime de
que la Sociedad debe tener ese cardc-
ter general: Y he aquf la causa 4 que
al principle me referia, como una de
las que eXplican ell hecho de Que tan
tos Comit6s locales est6n todayfa por
constituir
Hay muchas poblaciones en- cuyos
terminus el ca f6 no Sc cultiva en- absO-
lutO solo Sc produce en- cantidad in
signiticante: predomina en- cIIos la ca
ia, ell tabacO, Ell ganadO otras lique-
zas y al mlsmO tempo que ALI Sc dice
que la protection al cafe no les favOre-
ce ellos, levautase Ia queia por el
abandonO en- que quedaran esas rique-
Zas, que de t0dOs m0dOs, aunque no
sufran una crisis tan profunda como
la del cafe, nocesit9n disponer de igual
modo de los bonelicios de II Asocia-
ci6n
@Ampliense los fines de la Sociedad,
4 dicen muchos: prop6Dgase ella aten-
( der 4 todos los cultjvos directamente
< con arreglo 4 las necesidades y 4 la
( urgencia de cada case, V todos CO
< OperaremOs 4 fOrmar una Corpora
ci6n pOderosa en- la que iguren agru-
padas tOdas las riquezas de la agri-
( cultura, industria comercio de la
4 Isla.a
Este es por 10 tanto un asunt0 de
capital inter6s Y que debe estudiarse
y quedar resuelto en- la pr6xima Asam-
blea cOnstituyente.
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La Association de Agricultural y COmercio

Hemos dicho en- ell artfcuIo anterior
que solameate han sido formqdos los
Comit6s locales de Ia Asociaci6n de
Cosecheros Y Comerciantes lie cafe en-
velnte Y Och0 poblaciOnes Y adem6s
clt4bam0s treinta y ochO lOcalidades en-
las que, apesar de log esfuerzos de la
Junta Central, no habia podido lograr-
Sc tOdavIa la constitution de dichos
orgaDismos.
Aunque es cierto que ese hecho pa
rece IneXpllcable en- cuantO 4 aquellas
regiOnes en- que predomiua en- absolute
es Ia principal riqucz1, ell cafe como
en- Adjuntss, Ciales ' alguna otra:
tamblen es verdad que, en- general, no
debe buscarse la causa de esa ind:fe-
rencia tan solo en- aqueIlo de nueytra
pr0rer6faI aPat<a; pues ha habilo
otra raz6n de mucho peso Y que tiene
verdadera importancia para la S0cie-
DAD en- pr1yectO.
EIlo es una question que desde IN
principle Sc manifesto Y mi juicio es
la primera que debe ocupar nuestra
atenci6n.
Sieni0 Ia depreciation del cafe una
de las causas principles de nuestro
estado econ0m!cO, di6rOnse los prime
ros pasos, en- la organization de esta
Sociedad, en- el sentido de que sus fines
tendieran al meiOramicnt0 desarrollo
de la riqueza ca afetera.
A petici0n de varios agricultOres Y
cOmerciantes tom6 ell Bauco Terrific
rial y Agr1cola la iniciativa para con-
yocar, en- uLi6n de las otras S0ciedades
de cr6dito y Camaras de Comercio de
la lsla, Asamblca pr6via fin de tratar
de cOnstituir la Association de Cose-
cherOs y COmerciantes de cafe, cuyos
fines, en- terminus generates, consistlan
en- realizar una buena propaganda del
cafe de Puerto Rico en- los Estados
UnidOs para mejorar ell precio de ven
ia en- aquel mercado y prOcurar lleyar
4 la pr8ctlcI las demas medidas que
pudieran considerarse cOnvenientes al
progres0 y 4 la restauraci6n de tan
ImpOrtante rlQuCZa.
Entendi6se desde luego que todO ell
mundo en- Puerto Rico estaba iutere-
sadO en- este asunto: no sOlamente los
cultlyadOres de cafe y los cOmerciantes
que con csc frutO negOCian; sinO tam
bien tOdos los agricultOres Y conner
clantes de los demas ramos, pOr ell na-
tural enlace de un0s intereses con
otros, especialmente en- un pals peque-
no como el nuestro Y por ell gran con
tingente asignado 4 Ia riqueza cafetera
en- ell sOstenimiento de las cargas p0-
blicas J en- ell de inhnidad de famiIias
enteras de pequenos propietarios de
braceros que viven de su trabajo en- las
tincas de cafe
Por ESQ la convocatoria Sc dirigi6 q
tOdOs los que en- ell pals Sc dedican al
cultivo y al comercio del caf6o y
ademas & 4 todos los que por cualquier
( cOnceptO Sc sintieran intoresados en-
4 esta question:
Preyiendo sin embargo que puedie-
ran propOnerse otros medios, que los
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La Y8rdad del case.

Como quiera que algunas personas
han tornado en- s6rio una combination
hipotGuca que para cargOs en- Ia ma
giatratura publica nuestro estimado CO.
lega ~La DemOcraciao nos es dable ase-
gurar que no solo no es possible pre-
sentar IN prOyecto de Ley con canCi-
datura alguna 10 que seria absurdo an
tes de ser ley sin6 que el senor Attor-
ney no ha pensado hasta ahora en- otra
cosa que en- un proyecto y no en- com
binaciones que pertenecen q otro Or
den de trabajos.
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'RGyOId" hoy en- Ia
Plaza BaIdOriOty.

Numeroso p6hIico Sc reuni6 esta
maNaua en- Ia plaza BaIdorioty, con
motive de aparecer a las 5 Ell puDto,
dos j6yenes ljpnotizados por Mr.. Du-
moulad.
Dichos J6veues empezaron 4 repair
tjr maquinalmente los programs de Ia
function que ell senior Dum0ulad 8nun-
Ella para esta noche.
Tn verdadero r>r,J@ Sc produio en-
la plaza, pues los hipnotizadas iban de
un lado para Otro, pronunciandO dis
ctlf12s en- anunciO de la function.
Dumoulad dijoIes 4 las , de Ia tar
de repeJiran ustedes la g4achatta eE
este mismo sitio, Y les despert6.
Veremos q yer en- que para Ia gran
pila de carne humsna que aqu6l ofrece
para esta nOche
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SCOTT . B0TEE, QuimiC0S,
NUEYA YORK
INFORMACION LOCAL

ADOQUINADO. Aver empez6 1
adoquinarse la calIe de Rafael COrderO
Luna, imprjmi6ndose gran rapidez
al trabajO, pues hay mas de OchO ado
quinadores empleados.
CARCEL DE DISTRITO. Han
ingresado en- ella Ceferino Jesus Perez,
Angel R0selI6 Juan Diaz Beuso.
SEPARADOS.-IIan sido separa-
dos del Cuerpo de Policia, los guar
dias Manuel Ocasio por deserci6n Y
Ramon Rivera por deso5ediencia de
6rdenes.
OLGA. . ST quiere V. cenar 1 Ia
salida del TeatrO v Quitase ell hipnotis-
mo visite ell Cafe Nueyo Mundo del
amigo Lopez, donde encontrara los eX-
quisitas hailacas Y ricos pasteles, pas
telones cafe superior coTyezay y una va
riedad de hnOs licores.
Las personas que deseeD hacer algun
pedidO De hallacas, Sc sirviran hacer 10
con anticipation pues son muchOs los
encargos que tenemos-
Sc NECESITA.-Un Ma, st~O 0una
Maestro para sustituir por tres meses
& la PrOtes0ra cOntratada en- una rs
cueIa rural, del AIunicipio de Baya-
mon, { media hora del pueblo y cjnco
minutes de Ia carreter8.
Para informes djrigjrse i DHa. Julia
Gon2aIez, Puerta de TERRA, parada ),
"a casa despues de la Escuela Ponce de
Leon.
S0CORROSMUTUOS.-El dia y
del actual celebrard junta general Ia
sociedad de Socorros mutos de San Ra-
fael.
ENALTACION.-Anoche Sc lie
vs. ctccto en- la Respectable; Logia
degeneration, Ia exaltaci6n grado
de maestro, de nuestro amigo don Jc-
Sc Ruiz Soler, empIeado de las oficinas
del Comisionado del Interior.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-19

~t<T)RAT. ~ant0 DorninuO de
II los ln. BavuIo Y Amea mrs. v Eu-
,ranio ~ \facaria nbros Y mrs. " santa
,a' 3ria y. ct ct 70 p '' ''' l'' -' 7''' ~
EAR,rAG do+onidoe Horbl .norgo
%. .rnondo1 lIoria Torrae .Toey Solar
.aa;0 'o.,CC| IN ~ IoS6 JaiIaoa ,1' arT1a-
10 VaIIdeiuI FdWardo.
IGLF9TA NETODISTA.-T San
truin5 Trinidad. Gale del Sol mum.
Is C9Itos nara maTana DOMINGO.
pra3icari6n6 4 las e de Ia man4na V =. 30
lie Ia nocbe. FscueIa Dominica para ell
e4ludjo de las Sagrada Escritura &
Lass 3 de la tarde.
@E EENDEN.-D0s tomos de sThe
Puerto Rico HeraId2 correspondientas
a primer ano de su publication, en-
eaadernaG0s 4 la holandesa dichos to-
mos cOmprenden los numerOs unO al
alucucnta y tres. Informaran EN- esta
reIacc6n. d. p.
PU ERTO RICO FL yapor de este
uomore saIdr6 ell 4 de Enero de BARGE
Ions, Malaga, Cadiz, Canarias, para
Ponce, Aayagjiez, san Juan Haoana
y Santiago de Cuba.
1\\ASES JllLEo- - Llamamos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-19
SANTIAGO DE
LOS CABALLEROS.

New York. Diciembre IL, p. NJ.
Otros despachos informan que en-
Santiago de los Caballeros Sc han pro
nunciado los generates Navarro Y Ar
turo Ieuo, secundados por todas las
classes sociales y que marchan sobre la
capital al frente de poderos0 ej6rcito.
Affrmase que ell general Morales ira
ia de abandonar la capital, pues ell mo-
vimiento reyolucionario en- contra de
su gobierno, Sc ha generaHzado rapi-
damunte en- todo eli pals
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-19
SANTO DOMINGO

NewIork, Dieiembre ~, / p. m.
Notician de Santo Domingo que Ia
ciudad de Puerto Plata est6 bsjo el po-
der de los revolucionarios que procla
man presidente de la rep6blica al se6or
Juan Isidr0 Jimenez. Puerto Plata
fu6 declarada en- rebellion por ell gene
raj Deschamps
Toda Ia Luea Noroeste Sc halla en-
armas contra ell gobierno provisional
que preside Morales LanguascO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-19
NO HABRA INVASION

New York, Diciembre 10, 1 2. N.
Ell nueTo gobierno de Colombia, que
preside interinamente por ausencia del
Euevo presidente general Reyes, ell
vice-presidente Gonzalez Valencia, bs
desistido del prop6sito de invadir el
Itsmo.
Colombia-dijo ell general Gonzalez
Valencia-no debe If al suicide en- una
guerra desigual, y hara toda clase de
esfuerzos para conseguir que ell Tri-
bunal de la Haya resuelva ell conficto.
En- esta imprenta Sc vende papIeI del
paTiodico viejo & $500 quintal.
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"A COMISlON DEL DlRECTO-
RIO DEL PARTIDO REPU-
BLlCRNO DE p. r.

New York, Diciembre 10, p. m.
Ell comit6 central del partido repu-
blicano convoca para una gran asam-
bIea en- JUNO del ano pr6ximo.
A los comisionados del Directorio
del partido republican, puertorrique-
no, al soIicitar su ingreso en- Ia con
venci6n, Sc les contest6 en- sentido eva
sivo, djciendoseles que sse estudiara
ell asuntO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-19
CABLEGRAMAS.
Ell PAPA

New York, Diciembre l9, l p. m.
Dicen de Roma que hay serios temo-
res ALI, por la vida del Papa Pho \.
Asegurase que este padece de affection
cardiaca.
Algunos peri6dicos cat6licos tratan
de desmentir esa noticia, pero la OPT
MON publica Sc inclina 4 creerla cierta
por las excitaciones de la familia del
Papa 4 que 81 abdique
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Hay una multltad de mujeres, especial
mente de caseras, y otras que siemPre est4n
obllgadas de estar en- los pies, las c-a5=s
estan sumamente miserab]es Pol4ue ST. vita
Hdad esta mjnand0se continuamente Por la
secreciones catarrales en- los 6rganos pt.rs-
COS. Estas mujcres Sc lerantan por la ma
mana va cansadas, Sc van tirand9 por el dJa,
siemPre cansadas, = cansadas como antes Sc
aCuestau.
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a LOS PRCPlETARlOs

Cuadernos talonarios de cien rociboa
para oobrCa de &lquileres de casas.
Boletas dc dsmandaa.
En ala CorreapOndsncia do Puert~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-19
0QjCQS on aImibar

t5aIcea cn aIm5bar de }agtas classes
g tab8cos " clgarrillo- Sc yenden al la
do del Ayuntamiento casa uGmer0 80
frente 4 ls Plaza Principal
En- esta imPrenta Sc vands papaI a G
per'<dioH vIsio 5000 guintaL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-19
FL CATARRO DISFRAzADO

Mares ALaana
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-05
ARKANSAS LEGISLATURE

Little Rex Marvil 5=-The senate
.atei Yesterday to extend The session
# the general assembly to April II.
N Lieu af May Il. as provided i'll the
AGuse concurrent resolution.
The senate defeated a bill autnoriz-
ing school boards to establish kinder
sarten departments: also a bill making
imprisonment a penalty for carrying
concealed weapons
The senate passed bill authorizing
the attorney general TO institute suit
70 determine the boundary line be
tween Arkansas and Tennessee at
Flour Island and between Arkansas
and Mississippi at Buck Island.
The house. % to 49, defeated the
Ferguson bill. to detach Gumwood
township from Lonoke county and
attaching it to Pulaski county.
The house passed the Martineau
bill empowering city councils in cities
of the first class to compel the laying
ef sidewalks and curDiag. and to make
cest of such compulsory improvements
a lien upon the property.
Tie house also passed bill intro
tluced by Mr.. Perry, by request. as
eessing a fine of not less than 81 geo
fer judicial torture in inficting bodily
pain upon persons confined on crimin-
al charges. in order to eXtOrt confes-
siOEs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-05

Bluff. as he has good offer here He
stated that he preferred to stay among
his friends instead of again mixing
up with strangers. Mr.. Powell holds
tie medal for the longest term of ser
VICE OF any manager. ever employed
in Pine Bluff with this company. There
had been a new manager for nearly
every year since the company has
been in Pine Bluff until Mr.. Powell be
came manager.
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TWO BABES RUN AWAY TO WE'D
Boy Of Seven and Girl Of Six Elope
But Are CAUGHT.

Boy Of Seven and Girl Of Six Elope
But Are Caught
Dublin. Ind, March "a remarkable
clopemenl is reported from Silver
Lake. in kosciHseo county. Devon
Getty and Ruth Arnold, one seven and
the other six years old were the chief
figures.
The Youngsters packed some extra
clothes, slipped away from their homes
and walked out of town together in the
dusk of the evening There was alarm
in the two households when the child
rem were missed. two hours later. They
were followed for miles into the conn
try. and were Overlaken at a farm
house where they had stopped to rest
When questioned by their parents as
to why they had run away, Master De
Won Getty put his arms around little
Ruth Arnold and said. earnestly: we
were going to Warsaw to be married
to each other, weren t We, Ruth ?" TO
which the little maid anserd. in
fearful tones. "Ges. We were. and we
will try again some time too
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WANTS TO COME TO ARKANSAS
Illinois Physician Wants Information
About This Section.

A letter has been received by Mr..
McClntoc, who is with the Metropoli-
tan Life Insurance company in this
city, but formerly of Springfield. H.,
and at which place he became ac-
quainted with DR.. l.. Enos of Deca
tur HI. Dr.. Enos writes the following
letter and the Graphic prints it. SO
that those who want to trade or sell
property can address Dr. Enos:
Decatur, Ill. March 1.-Mr MeClin-
toe, Dear Sir: You will no doubt be
surprised to hear from me, but | want
to learn about your country. is why
write. | have been thinking of in
vesting in some land down there and
perhaps make; my home there if the
climate suits me- | have weak lung
and this country is too hard on me.
What does land sell for, and what is
tie price of city property? DO you
know anything ABOUT stock raising
down there? want to go where I
can start a stock ranch. Could a
"omeorath DO anything in you state in
TIE way of making a living? | am
doing we'll here and would like to stay:
fer am making money and have al
lady accumulated a great deal Of
proper1y. Thanking you in advance. |
-'e.1lain, respectfully,
/. EEOS.
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AmUSEmENTS {


i'll repertoire, and from the notice re-
ceived, they no doubt will please the
The company numbers some we'll
known players. and is headed by Mr.
Jewell Kelley and Miss Julia Bennett
The SpecialtieS are said TO be among
the best. in the famous Melnotts and
Baby Doris, Minnie Morris and others
will be seen each evening between the
acts. in. the latest songs and musical
numbers. Popular prices will prevail
and the opening play will be A Legal
Wrong"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-05

#Two shows will occur at the Elks
&eater next Wednesday night. The
1oking exchange in New York City
pde a mistake in it's dates and the
Seck's Bad Boy" and Hoyt's Comedy
Smpany both have contracts for We'd
&sday, March II. Neither manager
I'm give up the date, so both shows
ll be pun on that evening for the
Nee of one admission. The curtain
all be raised at O'Clock sharp, and
Peck's Bad Boy will then be present
r. 1t will be finished by 9:45, and i'm
hediately, without any wait. Hoyt S
6medy company, who are billed for
n week, will give a perform
sice. The second show will be over
x11:45. The street cars will be on
n tracks in front of the theater to
IKE the people home.
b + j.
q "The Show Girl
@Theater goers of Pine Bluff should
"a fail to secure seats early for the
rthcoming production of Edward E.
ices latest and creates, New York
THE Show Girl which had
ten weeks run of "standing room
rilv" at Wallack's famous theater,
few York City. This company num-
umbers over forty prominent com
Hans, singers, pretty dancing girls,
IA general ensemble and chorus of
eauty-the finest. Will be at Elka
1ater next Saturday. matinee and
M
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-05
DU MAS.

Judge y 3. Grace and Prosecuting
attorney w. d. Jones passed through
town Friday en- Houte to Pine Bluff
from Arkansas City, where they he}1
an adjourned term OF jhe Deslla cir.
cult coJ4r, The negro murderer Hollis
was fog!n5' guilty and given ten years
in tise 9e9itealiary. The negro Z. ".
Iilton was also found guilty and given
we years fol forgery
Governor Davis on Ia Tuesday ap
proved Tie BIZ! introduced by lioa. Y.
}. PinlaIl increasing the salary Of the
rountN judGe Il Desha county To s. enc
ger year aad the .ame is now law.
\ new nostoftice has been establish
a& between Walnut Lake and Warren
On cailed Gourd. The mail for it and
Narrenton now leaves Walnut Lake.
Last week several Pine Bluff gentle
zen accepted the invitation of John
NJ. Taylor and spent several DAYS bird
uniting near Winchester on the Tav-
}0r place. They had rare good sport
and plenty of fun. returning to their
homes on Saturday last.-Dumas News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-05

| story ryWriters-storics of character.
stories of achievement, stories Of hui
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-05
Miss Robson Ill.,

Miss Eleanor Robson, of the com
Eany which was to present audrey"
hcre, tonight, is i'll in Memphis. and
great disappoint to the theater
ecing public of Pine Bluff, as all were
anxious to see Miss Robson in "Au-
drey." 1t is a fine production, and
Miss Robson is unexecelled as the star
attraction
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= NEWS NOTES OF THE
!. NEIGHBORlkG TOWNS

ss' < !. :. \ + i. i. + + j. :, 4 l. !. .
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SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
3tartcd by Small Deposits in Little
Banks.

Nlr. o. c. Waters. q member of the
:. +. Barns company. Of Chicago. is
sogisl cred at the TruiOuk TIE w f.
Burns company is The concern that
5as made such treinenduous success
II the manufacture and sale of home
,aT;ngs banks. Over two thousand
banking institutions throughout the
country are now using these little
hGme savings banks. The little banks
cry day and can't get at them. Once
ed except at the bank that puts them
out, as the bank holds the key. They
are loaned to any person who wishes
to start a savings account. People are
greatly surprised at what they can
save if they put away small sums ev
cry da and can't get at them. Once
month The banks are taken to the
banking institutions and the contents
counted and put to the credit of the
party bringing it. The w. +. Burns
company have manufactured and solo
ever one million little banks. The
Royal Trust company, and the Union
Trust company. Of Philadelphia. each
ave out 25OGo little banks. The nu
locus of many fortune has been
started by means of tCese little saving
banks
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story NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF character,
stories of achievement, stories Of hu.
NOR.
short notes on current events, AID dis
coveyics in the fields of science ard
industry
bright and amusing anecdotes, items
Of strange and curious knowledge,
poems and sketches.
This is what the Youths Compan-
ion offers its readers during 1903. And
the quality Of it is fully equal to the
quantity. 1t is edited for the entire
family. The busiest people read it be-
cause it is condensed, accurate and
helpful.
It's weekly summary Of important
news is complete and trustworthy.
rs editorial comment on political
and domestic questions is non-partis.
an; it aims to state facts in such
way that the reader can use them as
the basis of an intelligent opinion.
lls weekly article on hygiene is 1T the
of the household. It reflects on every
page the wholesome industrious
home-loving, home making side OF
American life-the life of noble aims
and honorable ambitions.
A full announcement of the new
volume will be sent with sample copies
The new subscribers for 1903 who
). Ut! SITS for the new volui4, at once
will receive free all the remaining Is
sues for 1902, inclUling the double
u iiday numbers; also the CiE,panion
calendar for 1903, Autographed in
twelve colors and gold.
THE YOUTHS COMPANION
144 Berkeley Street. :. Boston. Mass.
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

1t is with pleasure that we announce
to our patrons and friends and to the
public generally, that we will occupy
our new home over the Citizens Bank,
after March 2, 1903.
James Practical Business College.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-05
WILL STAV mi PINE BLUFF
Mr. Powell s"ill Net Accent Transfer
Offered Him.

Mr.. C. r. Powell who has been with
tie old phone company for the past
nine years, the last four years in Pine
Bluff, has decided to not accept the
cffer of transfer made him by the
company. He is going &c stay in Pine