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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-01-13

ter should be liable for and
should pay to the county of
Lemhi so per cent. upon such adj
justment. The Auditor of Gus
ter county should thereupon
draw his warrants in sums not
exceeding five hundred dollars
each, payable to the Treasurer
of Lemhi county, and not trans
ferable, and he should deliver
the same to the Treasurer of
Lemhi county. Which said war
rants were to draw interest at
the rate of ten per cent. per an
num-"
Eighth That from the reports
of the Auditor and Treasurer and
from the books of said Lemhi
county, the amount of warrants
drawn and outstanding April 1st,
1881, amounted 10 the sum of
"a, 846.5 SO, and the amount of cash
in the treasury to the credit of
of the General Fund was $494. OF,
and the amount of cash in the
treasury in the School Fund was
the sum of So, 846.78, amounting
in all to the sum of $3.50. 80
which, deducted from the amount
of warrants drawn and outstand-
ing on the 1st day of April, 1881,
the date upon which said Act
creating Custer county took eff
feet, left q net indebtedness of
Lemhi county, of the sum of
81, 515.72, fifty per cent. of
which, being the amount in said
Act provided which Custer coun-
ty should pay, was the sum of
$751;. 86.
Ninth-That said sum 1857. 86
with interest thereon from the
1st day of April, 1881, has been
paid in full by Custer county.
Tenth-That after the passage
of said Act and before the 3rd
day of April, 1882, the Auditor
and Treasurer of Lemhi county
did render their pretended re-
ports, pretending to show the
moneys on hand in the Treasury
of Lemhi county, and the amount
of warrant or outstanding in
debtedness of Lemhi county, at
the time the Act creating Custer
county took effect, certifying
said reports to be correct, when
in fact said reports were false
and incorrect in this: Said re-
ports included warrants drawn
in April, 1881, after said Act
creating Custer county took eff
feet, and said pretended, incor-
rect and false report failed to
deduct the amount of cash in the
county treasury of said Lemhi
county on the LIST day of April,
1881.
Elevnth-That the Auditor of
Custer county. without authority
of law and in violation of the
rights of Custer county, and with
out right so to do, accepted said
Incorrect and false report and
Illegally determined the amount
of said Indebtedness to be
IA, 528.05 which said sum was in
excess of the amount legally due
to Lemhi county from Custer
county, and for which warrants
could be issued by said Auditor
under the Acts of the Legisla-
tive Assembly as aforesaid that
all of said warrants so drawn by
the Auditor of Custer county on
the Bird day of April, 1882, in
favor of Lemhi county were
illegal and void, and were with
out any consideration to Custer
county and we're issued in con
prevention of said Acts of said
Legislative Assembly aforesaid.
Twelfth-That all the allega-
tons of the petition and affidavit
Of the relator herein inconsistent
with the answer and affidavit of
respondent are not true, and all
the allegations of the answer of
the responds are true.
AS conclusions of law from the
FOREGOING facts the Judpa of this |
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-23
BUSIEST CORNER IN TOWN.
SPLENDID BIG OFFICE,

Above is the plan OF fine large ONCE
room on the second floor of The Republic
building. 1t has a front OF 81 feet inches,
with three windows on Olive street and has
a total OF 5s2 square feet OF floor space. The
tenant may divide ard arrange TO suit. II
can be divided into three rooms of good size
and each would have steam heat. plenty Of
natural light and elevator service. They
would make the hest located and handieot
suite for business Offices in the city being
on the second floor and accessible by one
short flight Of stairs as well as by elevator
For particulars inquire at REPUBLIC
BUSINESS OFFICE.
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ROOMS WITH HOARD.


t ,,,,..
.~,-.,.,... eou..s ~ - II ho:a -.
( ALL kinds - r,orla listed N GUY To-. =. ,'te
National Want and supply Co.. Il y. +, za:h -.
/ BARTMER. s057-For U5rfd:s Fair w7rke-z:
best board and rooms: modern e0uy,nlsGa.s; good
home: reasonable. fifteen minutes walk 20 tx
! HELi; ii75-N.cs parl'E: el.} sant, rH,r=75s i
------ -
| BERNARD St. 2SA-E!re.T furnished trHrt
60 s'!e ~. ca So t-.-s-'s' "-N
| - -
/ WIKI board. for certicnes: northern an sun
. err eSg.sv:e. orpls site Hyde Fava, rates y.ly
BROADWAY 9Ti Z-fI---s-f-gI rooms y.=.f
| hoard. s. - ans a.
| G-.Ts1 ,:(-T- - 80 - ---I t---- -
| en- sRunsglr.. table I'D f-ivtf. t.-r!,r.
! CAROLINE S5-5A-rNo neatly furnished coz
; nectlns-f72as. board q desired
COOK 40. .ar-I-tr-- FURNISHED -r--r- wlth
board. for TIVE. German sa.ar-. % vas..
! Coc.E. 4.ss-V,rr Pheasant. col rarn- s1Ir1-
EN- sNro=us.: nicely furnished: -'1l bnasL
COOK. s-e -Haasseue'y fa--lheI ~.ra =
colple Or : -ntiswgn. hnur comforts. 81 bari
frt ty,s nr i..-.. r.l.r .y.l4 .. ,,I.t-a: -.l.
reasonable: GsuaE cooking.
class Board,
80 s-
M =, - 4li r1.S 'l4 Do4't -''
-,,-.,-,,.,,-.,..- -.
~. ~. ,AiSE. IL 'I'., ., .'''
-, ;, -
ii In Nt l-L2-SiIaH.s room 8 iin n''t,t: J.!
. DEt.AiAR .Es".y FURNISH! =5.l-..[s-
atle. -.
pFI.NlT. f19l-.ilc.I,. f.-,.5raI rom with
'I.'-' s0''a''s Tor Two -'h'e'!'-' ''''S' ia-H-
reI,s ,,.ri III e-vt
iences
and -i.assti.- IONS. viii. board rsfere.:css es-
ctarEeI.
one - ~. s--rt-s-r tsrzlr good board; rel-
sonabIe. convenient to olive aai suburban cars.
rIcIESoT. wsll-furrlshel front room:
good board: modern conTeH!ences: S week for
two ---.---------.-
and board: suitable for TWO gentlemen: 81 re-
week-
FIsNEy. ss2:-I.-ht clean roorss: gentlemen
or Couples s''d BOARD DAY ''"'asF' ''''''''i'-
.- -T-7-
srs I'M En- t s,,T %' rs,rT. Vet
pirs boi,leyari west of Vaniey,Eter ave- : .sy
ReuI,bIjc 49, -
c,PPIs0I zve y : - S7Ta7- --,.,,..
rooms southern exposure: filtered baths With or
y.itbo,i, trs-r
GAFEIs0Y ca Y--T-5-rs g1-37J-gf7-v room.
southern eypss,!te: all corveniences; in an eie-
rart home. reTfra1ly located ed table. Ger
man cooking; RESPECTABLE oniy: references: So,
GRANT A. 80 N-NIcs,v- furnished col
nIsa am rom iIath: hard: large lawn: rea-
sonable.
GRAND Ave- 30 \ Corner Washingtonl-
s,Iyo- ' -s,s 'o'ii'
-: :.---.-: -. ------
in modern home: for refined couple: reasonable.
-----------------
lACLEpE Ave. 3ilS-Neltiy furnished room
fog gentlemen: frst-clGss board: reas2nabIe.
IAFAYETTF; Ave eJJa-NiceIv furnished sec
oni-st6rr aIcoye front: frst-claes board.
r,u-ro>- ga c.,-,.- c,-,.1 >a,y1v f,r,fsba,
rooms Win Srst-CTsss b5arJ
-e2H-s: WV. H-sS-c-.ss o2e-e
~, -2L .a cool room: suit10is 10F
--te-, 49, s--ts-- o--. Do--
ITNDF,rT, Ave s55s CORNER Crandl-Sica mar
- Se mo-. t--o o-e. -e -. ~
ro,r-s-- c. r5Nn ,-.,r,,. -,,--tsbs, -o,,,. 49,,
frst-class board: reasonable.
1OCT:s-- I.s,-T5erI a,5 -7o,,s. ,-jsi,o-g a15
a., anu EiSiI2is anu
Ioc,T-c- 6. eIo- T7-I--i-. -----,-- s-I7.,
bda-S. s3,tfsrn eyncsTra! ss, si-gIa Am
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Grocery and Saloon,

For Rent or Lease-No location In north
western part OF city. For particulars nppIy
National Brewery Co. Eighteenth and Cratfot
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Gasoline and Steam ENGINES
THEATRICAL.

GIRLS WANTED-To travel in Oriental $780,
experienced preferred. Call zs0iis Chouteau.
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STOCKS AND BONDS,

STOCKS AND BONDS.
BLOCK OF St. Louis Mining and Milling Com
pany stock at Is cents share. L s25. Republic.
900 shares Equitable Land and Oh. A SIS. Re-
public.
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DRESSMAKIyG

FANCY summer gowns. also shirt waists suits
fnade: lowest prices: assist with good work. sgyT
Finney
SEWING done: d-essnlaking. plain sewing and
altering done at reasonable prices. l02l Gail St
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~ yuu1- ran furnished roarn in private fam
I-h'lc
by .ac-. l9rga. cool u1T1--f -had roam IN r-i
We ffiu..y. Vest Er!. references given and re-
Cu.r.- q 20 Republic
FJ I.SISiEp room rs single v-U-c man near
Iay'ar arl West Belle. 55s Republic
LADY wants room respsctshl- raf-bt,7y,,or-;.
r't TO- remote fsem p. o: abJu: g per wsvx.
TWO or three unturaishsd rooms with bath. 5
81. Reula!lc.
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FOR RENT-AaAnTMENTs. FATS.

o4h FATS.
>>>~-@----~-~s~---->~---~~~~~-
ARLINGTON Ave-. IssS-Fuur extra large
Rms; hot and cold water bath: no children: s22
COTE BRILLIANTE. Iiss-Fiat OF four room,
an bath. NN.
EVANS Ave. 42-Four rooms furnished.
Basement. haL-. bath, gas fixtures: no children
JOHN Ave cIi+ Gear Water Tower)-SIcdera
mats four AID I'VE rooms; -eat reasonable: guar
aHS=e advance.
MORGAN St. 2Si7-six rooms: bath steam
neat. fixtures. screens, jarit0r. s55
NICELY furnished 'front.' room. Gail at 70? \.
Ewing ave: fat =.
OLIVE st, 4tl1A-Flat II six rooms reception
roll ratn. large porch, laundry.
OLIVE st. 3.i1-Six rooms: bath. steam heat.
not waie-. plrck-s, laundry. fixtures SO.
SYDNEY and Salena C1rnsr-J-rzra!rs fat:
e..sht rooms and bath- Apply at kollas * Kr.nk
VIRGINIA. 4Iss--New broom fat: bath and
I.rntSs -; oii--ha!: block from Grand AMI
WASHINGTON Ave. 29is-EIeht rooms ard
pan; steam heat and tanitor service: SO per
month NJ Z. COLLINS. JR & CO.
20 Chestnut SIX.
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HOUSES. eco,i>. Ere, WANTED.

rHRt.e s1lus man WISHES ---r- yyf;h hoarI
nor ~nh's- 800 e---- 70 1L- f.-r-Hl-.
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pYNAMoS and motors. all styles and voltasea:
for sale or rent: We buy electrical MACHINERY
Rosster-MacGoyerr Electrical Co. Tel Ite Nain
ell aiisScar, pUiiinS
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Si20-Ghiskeriag Piano-si20.
UNDERWOOD TypEWRITEP Co

!oi-9 y. Ninth st. Century buidnsl, rent type
writers Best service given: deliveries free Call
OF telephone, Main 81 or kinloch lTl2. Under
wooG tEpewriters sold cash or time: rented cheap
An tie writing always in sight
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Wanted.

SECONDHAND furniture. stoves. etc. large o:
=. -N lots nauEh- residence or store. good
I,.e.s gIgsa hv Gibson. o2!g VAS, 81
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ANTIQUE sv-il-fr1rt hanH-carycf rosewood
d-.--.- ana e.urEo8e haus-eg-Vsd rosewood
i,-arg tau. cost $50. viii sell cheap. . > :cs
ton ave.
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FURNISHED HOUSES AND FLATS FOR
RENT.


SELt Ave. 45-}A-Five-room fat: reception
dren. 49, N'
GRAND Ave y. Near overwhelmingly
furnished iiat OF three rooms. bath. telephone p
]. CavanauSh. 1888 " Grand ave
INDIANA. 55Ic-Three-roor furnished fat. frs,
fC1r; VIII rent FOR the sumner; Eot more than
PINE St. ,s52-Furnished fat: two OF three
rooms; gas. bath.
TEN rooms: well furnished house. in cabanne:
large lawn; flowers. rent until September Is:
references required Il 55s. Republic.
WASHINGTON Boulevard Near spriny-F'or
summer; seven rooms: reasonable rent to re-
spons,ble party. $40. Republic.
FOR RENT, Dwellings.
--->~--------~-~------>>>~
CLEVELAND Ave. Sss7-Modern eiEht-rcou,
house: in iirst-class condition; rent $40.
FIyE-RooM cottage business place. Call at
4i34 Cote Br!lliaute ave.
ST. LOUIS Ave- 4422A-A fat OF four Iarse
rooms. bath and finished laundry.
WESTMINSTER Place 415g = Modern nine
room house; 80 per month; be open all day.
FARMS FOR SALE.
s~>-~~~~>s->~-~>--~~>~~~-
TIMBER lands-Seyeral tracts OF hardwood a:
attractive prices 5. b. West. Mansfield. No.
WE sell farms: get our free list,
s II. MORTON. 3oi Lincoln Trust bldg
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-22
THE BABIES IN THE SUMMER.

AS we enter upon the hot summer
months the mortality tables in all our
American cities show always an in
creasing number of deaths from
cholera infantum-the summer COM
plaint of popular speech. 1t is not
without reason that mothers dread
the period of extreme heat. especially
in the crowded parts of the town, in
the narrow streets and in the heated
houses where it is so hard to keep
the baby cool and clean and secure
from foul air and bad food. 1t used
to be thought that the heat alone ac-
counted for much Of the infant NOR
talitv in summer, and undoubtedly con-
tinued heat does tell upon the baby's
vitality. Too great care can not be
taken to keep it as much as possible
in the fresh air, lightly clothed and
protected from the sun and from the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-22
Genern, OrAat'e Namesake q.

A number OF years ago son was
ox,rn to colorad woman in the South
and. as he was her first, she looked
upon him with pride. and was much a.
q loss to find a name for him. Relae
,ives and friends, including her mf,
tress, were appealed to, bat although
many names We're suggested. all Were
discarded.
After many days of dcliteration she
said one morning tc her mistress
Miss Mary, lse found q name foy my
ooy: I'm going TO name hin Delicious
why" SAID tie lady, where die
sou get that name?''
"OhS she replied. T'm going to ca,
tim that cause want to name him
for Nj Grant
When it was explained to her that
the great hero was nf med Ulysses, and
not Delicious, she was somewhat dis.
turhed in mind. hnt Ulysses did noi
lease her. SO rAe boy aad to begin lifs
burdened with the name, Egbert Eu-
gere.. .-Detroit Free Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-22
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WOMEN AND JEWELS.

Jeweis candy, flowers. man-that is
the order OF Woman's preferences
Jewels form magnet of mighty pow
er to the Average woman. Even tf
greatest of all jewels health, is cite
ruined in the strenuous effort D ,
or save the mon " to purcbas- .en
If a woman will 'isk her healt 20 'e.t
coveted gem, -hsn lrt h@r l.. tffy
herself against tb .asi lou. conse
quences of cough .le nd hron
chial affections - rt"uiar use o.
nY Roschee's "a, -yrup. 1t viii
promptly arre co.'s nmption in its
arly stages and cal the affected
lungs and bront ..la' ubes and drive
the dread diseas' Fl n the system Il
is not a cure-all )ut it is certain
cure for coughs olds and all bron.
chial troubles. can get DR.. G. 9.
Green's reliable emedies at j, A.
Coles. Get Green Special Almanac.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-22

flies. Il II he not possible to ta;se
the baby Size =eess4-H.=, tl4e par. a.
even the ae,sast city -4saTe VII -
much for it,
Bat moraas oa4at ~ 3.l.-.~= 5s4
hat ehofera .af5at5s a..saa
~ heat a.ese. II gaa.aot z54.e N
tAe ajI Il mainly eeme- w.ra ;as
foa3-taproHee foaa# oe @5a.a .4 .ststz
feod. TIE @ta, Is asp us4a.s -og
muoL Of it the aufa.a- be.t5s. WIFE
tht Gaeleaned uEa# To- even mor9.
And the mother VINO allows he9 9h.Ia
10 ea1 Of stale or 04rfpe .sait-oq
fruit Of any kind without eseat eau.
tion--has only herself 10 blame for
the resnIt.-PhiladeIp Ledge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-22
%4Tu7a srU1Y FOR CHILDREN

4 go. a#3p.a=.9c 5.o= II 90
of,eaaal al4 aaa ss3 famtl.e Oil
.se.2aae. aa4a4as Nas uoa
II fesa, in a.4s 2roep ef I#m4
les are AeNs 5ao 45r.s d all aSes from
se'en - seventeen. each Of taem
more o. leSs interested in nature
work. We Engaged college student
who IS making 6 specially of the ma.
tural sejeuces to devote an afternoon
'wiee week to taRing the boys OFT
for nature Walk ana athletic train
ing while one afternoon was de-
voted 70 nature walks With the girls.
This made the expense very small
70 each of the dozen families repro
sented, while il enabled the student
to earn an honest dollar The ehli-
dren did not even know that he was
hired OF that this was work but
considered Il a great treat 70 go off
into the country with such an inter
esting young man Without attempt
ing high science, and avoiding tech
nicaI terms. he taught them a Won
derful amount of simple and Very
practical knowledge about birds,
plants stones, animals, etc The train
ing in memory, etc, and the inspira-
ton the children received from tho
real things Of nature have since prov
ed of great value to them the
hoys also learned to swim ana do
other athletic work. and the girls get
more or less of tie same experience
that was decidedly beneficial. there
was Just enough of this sort of thing
to keep the children hungly for IL
They lived outdoors and in every
wa received more benefit from nay
ing a little of lis useful sensible
work than if they had been allowed TO
go without any educational endeav0r
whatever during the long summer.
The plan IS one that can be SO read
lily applied on either large or small
scale that | look to see it adopted
widely. Good Housekeeping.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-22
THE SUM MER GIRL.

1t is a familiar statement that wo-
men who go to the country for the
summer seem to find more delight in
their trips to town t.an their so
iouln at the summer resort. says the
New York Sun. The +. equency with
which they come into town depends
on their ingenuity in 'enting some
pressing necessity for seeing the
dressmaker. the dentist or the doctor.
1t is usually the dentist who serves
them best as an excuse. fer he may
be made the preteXt for visit to
town at any time
The superiority Of the girl who
goes oftenest to town over he. as
soeiates in the hotel is always noticea-
Bile. She shares temporarily the con-
tinued triumph of the engaged girl,
Who as everybody knows, is looked
upon by the other young women as
worthy of envy in the highest degree,
Next to the girl who is engaged and
the girl who goes oftenest to town,
the girl who is most frequently called
up on the telephone is regarded as
fayolite of fortune. To be called up
on the long distance phone from New
York must mean something serious,
summer boarders say. 1t is eXpen-
sive enough to imply that the en-
gagement is almost ready to announce.
To be called up once week on the
phone will fill the other young wo-
men at the hotel with excitement,
while to be called US daily fills the
hearts of all the others with chagrln,
not excluding the engaged one and the
one that goes oftenest to town.
1t is only by these vivarious methods
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-22
TT E WAY TO TIE LAND OF
LiNGER.

In the beautiful land of Linger
fhe'e never a thing to Go
But to sit and twirl your finger,
And loaf as it pleases yea.
That is, there is nothing pressing,
BUt i"S ing and being gay,
Cr else--and this isn't guessing
It's a land where you needn't stay.
It's a land of continual kissi1g--
You are always saying goodbye
And the only things You are missing
Are the things that make you cry.
It's land Of winking and blinking.
No summer, or winter, or fall:
Where You lie without any thinking
And never get up at all.
Some people there are who never
Go out of this pleasant land,
And with tired faces ever,
They sit. for they couldn stand.
Lets go, It is ever so easy,
Wen put off at once the day
And journey. because were SO lazy,
And 10, We are there right away.
Tom Mason.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-22
VIZ EN- StiE PAINTED.

Tie woman f9in,el. aud eheso are
some OF the things t6at rae Halt=
dozen men in TIE room Win sar 3Id
says the Baltimore News.
Two Of fnem made dash for the
dining-room for water. and fell over
each other at the door of that apalt.
monJ.
One FASTENED to neighboring drug
store for mixture of yiehy and am
moGia
One appeared suddenly with a glass
Of whisky. obtained no one knows
where
In endeaForing 70 raise the gas two
abIe-bodied and excited mascuines
pat it out ana left the party in tota1
darkness for at least q minute. while
every one oi them fumbled in his
pockets for match
-Four men famed the invalid WITH
music. handkerehiefs. hats or what
ever was To hand
One held pot-poQrri jar under her
nose under the mistaken impression
it would be reviying in its effects,
though it wasn't.
Another said Here, dear, and
tried to wipe her brow with the fan
tie held, instead Of the handkerchief
that was in his other hand
Four OF the men called ner little
woman" and enreated her to be
calm.
Two said There. there and look
ed at each other and asked haggard-
~ if she were quite dead.
One put his arm around her tenta-
lively, not SUE that the corpse
Wouldn't sit up suddenly and smite
him fer his temerity
Another called tie servant man who
had appeared in answer to his ur
gent calls a 'sblundering idiot be
cause he did not understand what was
wanted when he was told to Run
for the nearest hat without any doc
tor.
This sounds like quite an army of
men but in reality it was only six
active ones who did all these things
And Just as they We're in despair
woman came into the DOM She took
III the situation AT a glance, and gave
6er orders eOoly. Let her lie down.
laid She. and stand from around her.
So that she may get some all She'll
be all right in minute. Take away
tkat whisky and let me have the water
There You are
And there she Was sitting up and
Yes. it's just as DR.. What 's-Her-
Name says, men are much mole emo
tiena than women.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-22

y Asheyille n. C.-Natlcnal Dental
ssociation-Pound trip one fare plus
Il 25 cents. Sell July %, %, 26 and 27.
Good August 2.
Monteagle Tenn.-Blble school
l Round trip one fare plus % cents. Sell
June Goth July /. 2, %. 23 and "a.
Good August 31st. Deposit and differ,
ence to equal Summer Tourist rate,
extends to October 31st.
Nonteagle Tenn.-State Teachers
Association Round trip. One fare
plus % cents Sell July %. % and
y. Good August Sth Deposit and
payment of difference to equal Sum
mer Tourist Rate extends to October
31st
Monteagle. Tenn-Sunday-s y-sehool In.
stitute-Round trip. one fare plus %
cents. Sell August Z, 8, 9, 10 and
II Good August 81. DEPOSIT and
payment of difference to equal Sum
mer Tourist Rate extends to October
31st
Monteagle. Tenn.--W. G. T. U.=U.
D. c. Musical sociation-Round trip
one fare and 25 cents. Sell August
8, and 5. Good August 18th. De-
posit and payment of difference to
equal Summer Tourist Rate, secures
extension 10 October II ST
WASHINGTON. D. C.-True Reformers
Round trip one fare. plus % cents
Sell August 30-31. September II Good
to September 10.
AlsO-A full line OF Summer Tourist
rates and tickets TO simmer resorts.
For full particulars enquire of any
Southern Railway agent or call at
ticket Office 800 Main street. under
Peabody Hotel Three daily through
lines of sleepers.
L. NJ. DeSaussure, G. p e T. \.
c. A. DeSaussure. d. p. A.
c. A Benscoter, A. G.. P. A.
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Honolulu, H. I. Round Trip rate from
Memphis s237.
St. Louis, Mo, and return. S11.61
Dates Of sale October to 9. inclu
siye; limit for return October L.
San Francisco Ca3.. and return;
fare s4750. Dates or sale August Z
10 II, inclusive. Final limit of return
OctoVer Is. National encampment
Grand Army of the Republic.
minneapolis. Mimi. and return
convention National Fnnere! Direc
tors association. Meeting August Il
to q, inclusive.
New York, ~ Y, and return. one
and one-third fare on certificate plan
annual convention Furniture associa
uon, meeting July % to 80, inclusive
W t)OlOI dQO anu oIdi
points. One far plus fifty cents fol-
eHe round trip to these points. Tick
e'5 On sale June / 20 September SO
Limit for return October 81.
0eafcy, Ark, June Is to Septembe
IL Tickets will be sold to Higgin.
SOL and return for $4.25 limit for
return October 81.
special excursion rates to South
b3Fota points. One fare plus fifty
cents for the round trip. Tickets OF
sac June l to September 80. Limit
TO- return, October 81.
baltimore, Md, and return; fare
soo'o9 dates of sale July II and
d"' unit for return by extension July
81.
Yellowstone Park ex SION Season
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-22

Of 1909. We have some attractive
rates and routes 70 offer to=this elass
OF tourist. Fdll information On III
subject given en- application TO ghi.
office.
H. =. ATWOOD. Ag5.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-22

thar girls may he teltos in tha sum
lle2- Io.g.s i9day rhr nululor Of
..es i - aese IEa-s- 5- So sua3 and
u. = ...st1 d. - H@n4 rhat actual
feG e. =.='.z=5 1z5=z, - Z atf5a-1 47et4fe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-22

One Of nature remedies, can not
harm the weakest constitution; never
fails to cure summer complaints OF
young or old. DR.. FoWlers Extract
of Wild Strawberry.