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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-26
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev-fr-l. September - 1903
-nFfEf.-lfr cc-ce market to-day was rno6er-re.v
r--rl opened -tcac- at unchanged Prices 20 au a1-
rsr-- no r-.-s following cables thar were Ii-tIe
and continue small re-eIrfe
tt-- Pro cen solo ~ another par ai 3 points but iu
r fr-r -rrutl easier urler lr-reasc5 cTerines and
-----r- al--f last nights prices Before the dose
-reEt- rallied Grain ty reneva o. the scatter
rz-1--lv uo-ec. and closed steady ret w
.--Fe. f. d. points higher. sales p $50 bses
The z-rrs fFfr-e- 81 le result % O. continuation
80 sentiment. ard nature z
e..t- TIE ceci1es ~ the preceding Car. Nl-l-
lcs-l 81 s~cr1 trr
f European markets and the email primary
nothing explain
e-t l1ufve- are nor aggressive aud takes Only
demand brlE about fr-rroTernertr
FF .ecr.-s lr RIO and santos combined sccc-siuC
tHr lavs cables. coco bscs arairet $4,000 haes
har- -Frst $500 tarl lest year. ThC interior
e-t ~ d. noted. is showing signs - expansion.
8 little while cro. G although
Dr. a. last Eear's figures. Ffavre =
rer a -re 7I-r--E. b-r recovered t1C loss ne
.s- -a-- --1rf o. closed = franc lowe month
500 rtE lover. closed
.a-r.- to -tE lower The sTot market IS s-ssdy.
r.a basic r- 5-rfc f-- FIr so
-rs cf ---rac- rcss 90 The local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-26

-e --a. --a~set e7sed cUlc- a. sece
ss-frr srr D So f-r
t..-r -r-- SAGE l.1Tb haies t1c4lalrs so 90
f. rr--e-F arF 800 1rlVf-e- Oh c-1r-acr
e--rrr r-r- --aTlelE were rele1-nplec a. to-0Fsi
.1r -.. r-- easy ever st = -. 49, -
90. li--
l-E = lower a. 1nssc ~ Is. 0r'Nf nc -
r1i-r les AuEls-a, easy snd rr-
Garage u I-1f- bid fhlc aerr-s Fses. 81 a-es
F. ere .1-er 81 Joe 4s A. -ll d--
rzra- r--e+ al rcsc. ~aer ~ bars Neu-9resrs
esft a-t f-erular Nc lover e. So sa-es 3 -. 80
.rrrr-- rrrerv a~e m EaIas. =. tH-as.
'rrr-.s --fr- era -T e1lez 500 70 IS Lsl-
rr--rs Nru-1rIfrrr fc- tl--~-W a. --or1
f 200 ra-c- a~6t~rr So last vce 1-c ltn'l AS
81 r-rr- l"ti1 70 lh'1J
-s afafs- s-ss ere l5asc iast year. y -
receive f-1-. dlt e i'-f-
--ls. z-se--s = 90 -as- veek ard I- so vea--
--s crfl1- fo--sF a-c feT re "ee
pt-r r--sls CT wees previous e1- g
-ilE T-cel. gear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-26

CHEEsE-Ffra- Iotse1It5e- EGGs-Ft-n at marx.
cases in-fuce5 ia iec-
CATTLE stsa1s S2dFs o. SHEEP srsstg. 81 Jcs s. 20
LAMBS steady. s. 5t51 s. 50
Duluth. Sspt- Gloss. UHEAr-To a--lve 80 1
hard 1essc. No Northern. = &c No N1rtherr l5-sc
euluer. So. Decelng-ls May. ., 'z-
MLuusaroUs- sept e5.-f-oss- WHEAT- December.
IS G1s-scs Nay tstsc- On track-No h1-1 Sc No
- 5Jc
PliLadelrhia. sept WHEAT Hrm ana &c higher
ard
C higher Seutene-. 51iaa5z OATS q-t but staasiy
30 VI cifups1. &c BITTER STEADY. fair
demand extra Western creamery. Il % prints
EGGS nrrl good demand fr-sn n-aGby. "a. IS
80 c ~ ezraru z1f1sc 90 Soztkveste-n 21i-
80 tos- on. g. Southern. 9G19fc. loss 81 CHEZ
60 80 fer.aus. Eex-YorL IL
choice. IllsI14c. 60 fair = 500 io.elliso Reeett
FIo4- - ibis 49, ole e sa-k4. s1e4t 8 q
r1sE- cerr = 90 bush. ZOO bus Shipne-ts-
wheat n 90 bash. ccrn - t1sa: zoo c1sh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-26

co7-c, Ta-lays cotton u-ar.st active ans while
c-e of ices regular. aga-n refectrd tre ea-sness -
r-e- r-.rt lower. but zlr1ost in1edlatsy
t tl--e1 easier LIler further liquidation and bea-
pressure ltr1al rartcullry against October. sn6 which
es-sa 'ss ee5e5- ;5 eaEH"s' ln5 s39a ate sss
zets r1e-e some Iealir ly shorts and BUYING en-
-He rsaLrl-r oel-- The market raLies very slowly
--E around r1id1ey broke aEair- reac1iug new low
-.e. f1- rfe session s-riEr bear a-e
renewal - Tie tree-t1uf LIQUIDATION tlst has bern gong
t1 Eerrral DAYS Under me infuercc - THIS Sep
ods- cra January e35c trs beng IRE this
season t-at rear month Las solo oe1e che qu'ations
rtt re- losses ~ 20 = points JUST before ne c'se
E--ie rally 81 positions cN-e-r ceprc-lueg
- e-i1E enc &c na-Ae- YES rnaE slea-.. NJ -
r-rE lower generally while september Vas net =
come Sses eE-lnated So GO bales. The
ENCOURAGED ~ -fe favorable weather re-
rt over rhe te- asi-e trln continued lc" tenle--tes
--.r attention enc flr cttrs-ss f1- to--lorroWr re-
leading points Pr connection with the declining
ClarEFts -Here vas rcleN-E-
a r-r--t THAT -ie NeU-Cr'eanE Grove were
M II -rrer 111r OF relrt- contracts. accounting
-rre measure EUcr-. ~ D-r1ler. 1E-
thar c1-t1r heade- this way ron re
e''at beng re-. . e.. o- -, 49,
.--ea-Er- C1loue, ki-rs ar weekly -0oTe--.t- z
rl---s pcr re-l-r-s. 1890 bales aga-1s. -i-Sto
lr Overlan- 20 mills enc -a1-1e i...@ e--eS'
=. Bales. a-airrt 5000 CAN ~ stock az
INTERIOR rrvLe. -.71f taes aEl-rsr ses4s lzst ye@r
.rro s.Elt 90 I'D, ~eek - ~ naies ssa--.s.
p. .as- v@a- Total CROP movement to- teer
rHen-H-sy i6s- wear. fo-r receipts aitnr
.a.-- Is 900 last wear -feT-4l1 70 nils az
.a---a --l5 1aes l'..s a.. go -. -
--.. ar towns L excess 81 September !.
r ~-alns- JIG - aEr yeer E-l-ft ir-c eEt
re cc c1-a-- p---es -1 t-e o--- iAiAet io-As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-26
Railroads.
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
~
RAILROAD,

= fHAAh liza ~
STATIONS 20; c: WEST TwENTY-rHIEo STREET
AND DESBROSSES AND CORTL.ANDT STREETS
= The leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortlandt streets is i've minutes later than
thet given below for Twenty-third street
station. except where otherwise noted
as SIlI-s9 Ina1aH@lces an 80 - SEP -. ux
-oAlAs anu ccssfN-tfon Dars C4-c5il-'i iHlla-aS>-
los a. u. PENNSYLVANIA LIAIrED-PsiiEaaa
saS Cars Ioi Gasssa. ci s Toisao De
lbs q. VI. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS ESPRts,Ss.--
ror lolsuo. Nashville Cra Cr-nn4t ard Lousvtiisl'
4s a. a.. - 60 81 L4 rt De slsspns
snoeias ane Uyssrs alton Ears. FOE Chcaso' I'-sl0'
oo9 iii. 81 LOUIS l1~5AEss-For Fi,tsouEs en-
csT Ter Cay. X "a wa slsi aGdosn valley
DO 30. = ". WESTERN ExPRESs,-FoF chicago f"F
7-55 y. n PAcIlc "a PtIEsCFor Pi,tssu7y an;
E-leaso- Eo- k1oxvllls. aa4ly, Va snenill . ~
So 2. ". CLEVELAND AND CINclNNAIIi ,.I n
sl-T-ss.-Eo Or Otttsgurs. Clsvs-and tln-iA--A-
-. .wAsHiNGToN AND THE soUTH cor.-
.aa4i streets luZOl Gins All l..Ss S-- - c-t-
isa@t streets. 20 s; oasrsssioasl Limited .rt al
inE Car. ass ining carr s2s n IN 80 n1S az
s1n1zy. s2@ 80 tD-aiag Carl - tIsSs lsT--
80 a. Far9r aias csrs, az ~ Gia E5s, S az;
sotTaERS2 E 3iiaRs GeI s ~ , n Ialo
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Ezr-sss s-2S q N and
sEABoARD AIR LIMB RA1LwAy.-ExEssss i2-'S
S6RFoLK ANb WESTERN RAnwAT.-For Memphis
ciEsAPEAKEs cans AN6 So Ono RlAaliIvAr-5S5 n.
FOX 6fb eo 61S s' eoSF 81 1ND NoHFoLK-SS
S Tess 5f as s'S n esiy = week, days
fs Pfo I :. an, 5SF Ssse on essdsss
Psrior smoking Car Paror Cars. Linias al al
STANDARD Coaches OF Sundays-
GAFE MAt-l2-JS II weez-cays -. ,,-,,-.,, r.---,
For poins New York and Long Sra1Sa SslLros9 e M
West Twenty-third street Starioul. $50 a. e -
225. . 4-i0 As. and G.55 2. n ws=k-day-,
Gays IS a m. as p m ttr3n Dssos9ssSs a1 a. s H.
and 100 n weez-days- Sundays s-+ Z H. 'VV
FOR PHILADELPHIA. ~
soS rs. I55, 80 Dtuns Carl, 50 : % -
ing carr s55. LOUIS LimitsoG. iui0 tLle-orJssSa
and CO-tzudt Streets IU2O tDi--ug Car. 70 = 49,
L1st-si 10 - Dining Csr; LL5S q n --'2 .-is
Streets. 2-2W rs. . Dining Car, $40, A.. -
Timing Car 4s5 Dining Carr ass, Chicago Lirnised
tor GsIn'aEtos2 Jc- onlyl 30 tJia-as 80, So
6ays eos. T55 Dining Car, ) - 3 Dining Carl.
e53 81. Louis L3nltsd). $50 70 . ePsnna LlII !,
i2 sD 5l7i S. ,na: cs 5ss rs inas
carr ass. Chicago Limited for tisrunaat2Sp
olly). ass Dining Car. $50 DINING Carl 80 60"
IS. . , n. Z 10 night. -, r,-.,-
iS2 Fltlh Avenue below sd ST.; 263 Fitth avenue
t-1rus- 29th ScD- / Astor House West IWenty-thlr1
Street station. and stations f1ot Of pesbrossss s1a
Broadway. and Pennsyiva annex staJto7 B.ooSLya
station Jersey City. TIE View YORK Transfer Com
psny vfu can fc- ard cheek baggage from hotels and
residences through 20 destination
Telephone a14 Eighteenth stresr' for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service -
u. " ATTERBCRY r WOOD.
gro ". BOYD.
General Passenger agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-26
Public Notices.
NOTICE OF SAFE ~ PUBLIC AUCTION
THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOROCGH or


NOTICE OF SALE ~ PUBLIC AUCTION
THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOROUGH OF
Ns-hattz. Y I SCI public auction. through Bran
Z. Ksurslr a-c-ioree-. ire hiSnest bddsr. tEs
6rh 5ay 81 O-toos-. 1893. at II o'clock the
sri-s structures v-at, The Ines % Section No.
~ Ire extension q Ftvsrsi5s DIVE. from one E11drsd
s-5 mi r--ucr- Hundred ard Forty-hlth
appu--e1z1t
-ss1 contained within 7ioi-g described parcels %
Is-5 situate n tie Borough q Manhattan. Tie City
" No 5etVes1 one Hundred and Tal-ty-acA al
Ocs EursrsS ard Th.rtv-s.Xt1 st-sets-
80 in. --ss-;.o- q One Eua.rst ard Ta.rry--l--s
pa 9. o-s-story fran. barn. ? y b = sy 2o4
So 8 BstEss- One Hundred ard Fc--isth and One
EIy-z-s5 ard Fo--y-1rsr st-sets-
X Eetxss- ore Hundred s-d Fo--y-.-s- azs o..
Hundred ard Fo-ry-ssoole s5reses--s
as g Is s. 20 3 1745 81 sss 81 I'd sac. sze
y Bstveen Ore Hundred and For-y-s-oe-d ara
Ore Hundred ar5 Fo-Jy-tr.rd street,
Tvo-s-ory and Easement. with s1tensiolL
C,ns-sto-y extension ard Of hot ho1sa
No 6 BstEes- ore Hundred aas Forry-ta,ra and c-s
Hundred ard =o-Vy-to,1r-h Streets
C-@ tv5-s--rv zul basement rams ecllti1g-
-vo tz7-s-9-y b--k staoies
F~.--s s-ab.s al she6 II connection th.-eTt1-
So : Between one Hundred ard Fc--y-so--th az
Cy7e Hu-t-es znt For-y-Hfh streets
Two f5u--s-c-y t-ick bvti5,rgS
one tvo-story frame building with c-s-s-o-y sTo--z.or
FER t1ii rsr-iSuiar, City E.oo-t
President &C =. Borough o. Nazhart2=-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-26
TIE STATE OF TRADE

B-1rzlo SER 15--FLoCR-Ti-u- WHCA1-sp-1s
dun 70 N--l-sru sPot. sc asked W.n1erO1srt-Es
LEht. No held AZ S---e thrcrgr b-l.so COFc-glte-
q n yellow. SIC No con SIZE OATS
TIM Nc : Tfi-e- &C NJ rriZsd. 5szc. BARLEE-
= zas5c RyE-So l. SIC CANAL FREIGHT
steady.
Chl;aEo ss-. 2s.-rzs lsaa.ag tu-urss rz-gss fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-26
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turDe1tins stss5v auis-- vfthSu.
ro-tant change i prioes Rosn rules firm fairy
ectiEe Tar was steady 70 firm We quote:
SPIRITS TCEPENTTNE-OL machine btls sS-Ss
6o- ' @~
LAR-Pine bols. So 7c5S2 50. oil bbls, - ToGS4 IS
S!N--o--1,on 70 good srairs6 s. 80; z 81 s.; r.
- -S- IS: - S01S2 IS. &, s. 9SdSS. Sc SS6S3 60:
s. eo9S3 IS; Y s4ssi 10: y s. IogS+ 20. G. s. 40
and u u. 81 so5s5-
STOCKS On EASD
SDr-tS t4Epentins. L54S
Wilmington. ssut 25-sPIRTIs TURPENTINE-
NoLa1E GU-1g- rsce pts. - RCSIN
-1d . -: receipts l55 oos TAR t--n 81 ~ receipts
- u1i- OrtLL- iLE-zNllNE rln - e. ~ "a
81 30 receipts. l13 b5ls
ChsIlsston. sept 25-TCRPENTNE steady, s6c
EOS5N s-ss1y: A. B. a. s. as. D. -: E e.: r s. 10.
G. s. =: Il 81 s.; s. 70: Z. Sc IS: Il s. 81: y S CO.
" i. s5 49, " g
say AMMAN. sept 2S-TJ RP EN-TISE-Se.hins doing:
repS 40 obs EOSIN TN. receipts AN bills sales.
E'Ss sxpS-is 80 quote; A. c 81 -. D 81 I 81 70;
y. - 50. II 9, 81 10: Y - 81 =.
5olco-, sept &5.-SPiRITs TCRPESTINE. zss 4isd.
RO>IeF-A--e--cs- strained. Is g: me, q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-26

r--ff5 Ffr-l Tee market Steady No RIO
exchange. = .-226. -aceintF. i 600 bsEs- cleared
Ie United states. 5000 haEs; cleared 20 Euroue.
steady. 4S1ao. receipts 900 bags.
-HrA asE m haEs Hs-~b--F-7offee market cue-ed
500 frr lower. 80 ne UNCHANGED to 4 r's
'.vfr. 5000 bags Eav~e-Crree market cpene5
altf- franc lower. y unchanged. a. s 2
r-fsr u--rs-re5 20 = f-arc higher; $50 n
:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-26
ROYAL BLUE LINE

"Daily- TDallTs except -l1c1F- s-ur1ay oLly.
OEcss- LAD e Ferry. So--1 Very rf,u.-
is7. 28L 438 1910 t25s ErostNay. - STA Az = CrSa
Square Wesr 1s3 East l25rh 81 20 West 81 90
ClIuubus ave. Ycrz. Court S.. ga 49, V.sr17
s. Brooklyn. go Brozdway Wiiiizrsscurg Neu ~
Transfer Co calls ane cns-ks Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-26
MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION.
u I'm street
CITY q NsE YORK

u I'm street.
City q SsF YORK
- fan4
DUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
o7su competitive examinations VII Be he'd Tor Il.
following pcst-tons-
II spec-or q PlurSt-g. LAghc s11 Ve--.ls ton
ASS slant Court Clsrk Criminal
dates q rhs EXAMINATIONS ard tEs 6zres
vh'ch receipt Applications viii close follows:
Position D1-s C eEar1.z1- Receipt q spplc8-
] z ctor ton Uo1s closes
Plumbing Light
and Ve1-atlon- )croo-- 2: 10 \ II October O. p b.
Assistant =
CLERK Grin -
MINIMUM age Il
Far further Information Apply . the Comnisstor-
WILLIAM BEISCOE. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-26

RALTld02E e. OHIO RAILROAD
Chieaso. Pitt-sarz - = a. ~
GgioDE has -lA53pul
Eittsburz. leNefEDa..' 1sJpu- g. rfwra
"a1Gf-burE Linz ted. g. B4r.
tfnsfana -. Leafs. - lu 80 -iee.s
Cine "A -. Lgafz.. Ian IAN No.
Che inuati. st Louis. q I5-u G0u~ pugy-s
sOrfetk ......-.-.... ~ 5fpm. 0lgm Diner
sDa.lg. rIaliJ Surfns ssSrrrav orr-
Oec--- ie5 81, f3t i3oo B--afNay G Erto~ House.
square ". - = a. 1sf-o,
Is,<kIyn- s0urh Fsr-v flr@-.v ~-h@~..s
ron hofei residence g. Fearlrs-far
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-26
READING SYSTEM

MEM JERSEY CENTRAL-R r.
soaaa EsiTy "a minutes e4rlsr than shOEn oslSsl
EAsTON, BETHLEHEM. ALIESTouy X~,
aAtSh Cat 49, q IS Eas1oa onyj. ai0 A.
wiLs1E sBABRE AND scRAxToS-sAoo. arc
LAk EsN GOD. LAhEHI HsT T0Hs HHTxru
AND BSKNEGAT-zA00 $40 4 Il, 80 a - -
wood al1 Laks1uzst oElsJ. 40 ?. 4 I1csY. ~,
AILINTIC CITY-fs-4o A N. 80 ?. N aon
viSELAAD AVID BRDGETOS-rs4oo A NJ ,n
LoNG BRANCH, AsBURY PARK. ocr
tKoN =, POINr PLEASANT AND sEAsH6aS
POINIs-zAOo. -. lL3J A. II. 30 y Il - . -
SD Gl50 Aso1-y PAX cryl P u S-c4svs .s~s-s
PhILAlsEAr-falA-,REA JlSG TERNrNsr, ...z.
v1gU. - 200. TlJ0o. flLOa a a 80 -
slS0. = ". Is " 49,. 80. r60u "a co. ~ ,
2iIH AND caEs-NCT sTzEETs-sA2a rszo .aa.
slL+5 A. Il. leo 80 90 100 ZOO . 3 -
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTsYIIIr AZ.
" IA-Ll = risrOriG- = % ~ $50 fs-i6 eooH
II A. y. Hsz1.-z C1lyj. s1-OU. q 20 T2l0 = -
Reading Potlss--s ard Az-r1ssUrs oaly. FsO0 = "a
SANDY HOOK ROUTE-F-on q Rector q -.
Atlantic His--@rds Ssao-ght Mcnmouta 2es-- -
Lc-g 5rzl-l -so1Iy Fars, Point Pia-sant ~ n
LEI 40, 800 go Lons sra1ca Olly) ?. Il ss1SdsT.
zFror L1os-ry street ealy. Daily. rrany .x-~.
sunday s-1ncay only -Fa-lsr cars OILY IVA -
otoez. L1os-ty s. Fsrry sourn Fs--y A.--- r,.-.-
is7 28l s34 Loo. t354 sTosdway 10 5th A. IT-s@
square West. l53 l25-h 27s West lss-S 80
Coi1anbgs A.. NsN Yo-z Court 81. ga rrl-o7
calls fer snd eAsckS LaEsass asstinzrsor -
vies P-ss and Ger. ag- Ca PAS A..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-26

sch f- Hev-e o.aS7 60 BAGS. = which 2rgs noo
-arlr iast sssI a00 and 677 oo0 respectively.
-hs slatseA rnsition q RrazIsr cnnee So sE for-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-26

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New YorS. foot Barclay Chr!sJophsr sta.
- " A &-For Binghamton and syracuse
5000 A. k.--For Buffalo. Chicago LoulA
80 =. Nh Buffalo and Chicax--
400 p. E-Fcr Plymouth
10 z. - Fcr Buffalo and Chicago
'st5 P. H--Ctlca Osvsgo- Ith1ca. Bu-slo.
900 A M---For Chicago-SisG-srs open 8 2 "
Tickets a. f57 80. lis BroadWsy. y Z. IS FItos
st. Brooklyn sDafy. FEx-epr sunday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-22
DONT'S FOR THE STOMACH.
Peach Blow Cheeks Not Cultivated
by Drinking Iced Water.

Don't eat when very tired. if YOU
expect to get any good from your fGat
and preserve your beauty.
Don't eat more than one heart,
meal day. This is the secret ol
good looks. hath and long life-a
seclet which. if every one followed
the doctors could not make a living
Don't each much meat in hot wcath
er if you would keep your skin fie,
from eruptions.
Don't eat hot or fresh bread if ~
want to be healthy and beautiful.
Don't eat cold starthy foods, like
potato salad and cold rorl idge, un
less You have strong digestive organs
Don't eat ice cream too fast. Eat
Ell slowly it can do no harm to eith0,
stomach or complexion
Dent drink iced water. It kills
more persons than stIychnno docs
Cool water Quenches the thirst much
better than ice cold fluid.
Don't drink much water at meals
but take a giassfu! the first thine
in the morning and the last thing al
night if YOU want peachbloW checks
Don't drink too much coffee or tea
unless yCu want complexion lHsf
leather in color and texture
Don't drink sparkling waters ant
un-sWeetened lemonade if you want tC
gain flesh. They act directly on the
fatty tissues
Don't eat potatoes. peas. macaroni
cream, olive oil, pastry and bonbons il
you want to lose flesh.
Don't go to bed hungry. A glass
of milk or a cup Of chocolate will re
fresh you.
Don't think you can eat too much
spinach, lettuce, watercress, dande
lion and carrots. They are splendid
complexion beautifels
Don't eat beef, the white meat o1
fowl, cooked eggs or sugar if you are
dyspeptic.
Don't stuff a cold lest you be oblige
to starve a fever.
Don't eat merely to save food. Over
eating will give you red nose and
a sallow complexion-Kans City
Star.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-22


By decree of nature. one-haH
the other half. The sparrow chases
the butterfly, but tie hawk chases the
sparrow. For the problem of life is
tMofold. 1t is not enough merely to
eat: it is necessary to avoid being
eaten. Yet nature detests killing for
killings sake. Massacre forms no
part of her great plan. So we see
that every creature is provided with
some more Or less effective quality OF
defence, by means Of which the at
tacks Of it's natural enemies are rem.
dered less frequent or less deadly.
Thus, the antelope, By means Of its
superior speed, at times escapes froAn
the lion. The armadillo, rolled in it's
Nondrous coat of mail, lies secure
among a score Of hungry, gnaWing
foes, While the white hare, scarcely
distirguishable from the snow on
which it crouches, is often over.
looked by his foe the fox. But Of all
creatures none nave received more
ample protection than the insects.
Some Of them possess stings. others
bite, and a few puff out clouds Of
poisonous vapor to stupefy or blind
their pursuers. Again, there are in
sects clothed in impenetra5le armor,
insects covered with shar.o spinas
md pric>les and others whose means
of defence consists in nothing but a
likeness to the objects which sus.
round them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-22
FRISCO READERS.

Golonist rates to southwest. Home
kers' rates to southwest. Tickets
sale twice a month.
General assembly Presbyterian
lrch, Los Angeles, Cal, May 21-June
Grand Army of the Republic, San
ancisco, CAL, August 1922.
National Association Master Plumb.
;, San Francis GO. Cal, May 1922.
One-way color hist rate, California
Pd the northwe st, April I, June 80.
Southern Baptt list convention, savan.
Ph, Ga, May 7-p4.
National Ed hcational association
BOSTON, Mass, fully e-1o.
National Conference Charities, AT,
anita, Ga. May e-12.
Baptist YOUNG Peoples Union, AT
anita, Ca, Jul 4 s-12.
Write for fu Y information. J. N. Cor.
affair, Divis{ ion Passenger Agent.
lemphis, Ten1l.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-22

Of a. m. and $ p. M, not carrier than
June u nor later than fifteen G5)
days from date after purchase of ii, L.
ct, and upon payment of a fee of fifty
t50) cents at such time extension to
date net later tAan September 80
for reaching original starting point
can be secured
Annua convention B. y. p. /. of
America, Atlanta Ga, July 9-13. 1905
For the above occasion the follow
ing round-trip rates and ARRANGEMENTS
al@ authorized to Atlanta, Ga: Rate
one fare plus two dollars tE2D for tho
round trip. Dates of sale. July I. and
o. 1903, Return limit July ID. 1903
Extension of limit-By depositing re
turn portion of tickets with the Joint
agent at Atlanta on or before July
10 and upon payment of fee of fifty
(5O) cents at such time, extension to
a date not later lGan August l. for
reaching original starting point can
be secured
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-22

Grand excursion to the U. C. V. re-
union, New Orleans, La May II, 1903.
The Iron Mountain railway will on the
above date run special train to New
Orleans, leaving Pine Bluff at 8 p. m.
and arrive at New Orleans the next
day at noon. The fare for the round
trip has been placed at the very low
figure Of $3.50. For sleeping car reser-
vation or further information call or
write the undersigned.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-22
An Honest Man.
round then

Having attained the ripe age Of Iii
years, old Uncle Jehosophat, a greatly
respected colored man, sent for the
reporters.
Gathered about hin. they awaited
eagerly, pencils in hand, the story
which they had been taught all aged
colored men have to tell.
Use asst yoUse gemlen t cum heah,
said Uncle Jehosophat, "sos l could
git my name and picter in de papahs
Use III years old, and l jest wahnts
to tell youah dat l never see Mars
George Washington, nevah was bod,
servent of Mars Jefferson, and dat
amt done lick of wuk fur moan da'
20 yeahs. OATS all!"
But of course this is merely fict:-"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-22
TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals for paving II &c
and one-half 6 1-2) blocks on Chest
nut street and Second avenue will be
received until II o'clock noon Mon
day, May % 1903 Plans and specif
cations can be seen at my offic" o,
with the city engineer. The I md
for the faithful performance of the
contract will be in the sum of SlO,-
0OO S. C. ALEXANDER,
1875 Chairman.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-22
Moral In Temperance Lecture,

The latest temperance lecture is in
volved in the story of the aged man
little stimulant, went out into the
woodshed where the hard cider bar,
rel was kept, ard nistoking q cup Of
lye for cider. dram nearly al Of it
before he discolercd lis error. Some
people, however, may ;hinl. taat the
moral is to sip and ENJOY the taste.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-22

Meeting Council Protestant Eipisco-
pal churcnes in the diocese of Arkan-
sas-On May Is to May Il the Iron
Mountain will, on account of the above
meeting, sell tickets to Little Rock
on certificate plan Agent |. NJ. and S.
Ry. Point Agent"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-22
IRON MOUNTAIN READERS.

Little Rock Spring Festival and
Home Week celebration, Little Rock,
Ark.-FOr the above occasion the
Iron Mountain will sell tickets to Lit
tie Rock and return at rate of one
and one-third fare for the round trip
on May Is to 23 inclusive, with re-
turn limit Of May 20.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-22

Southern Students Conference, Y. NJ
G.. A. and annual conference Y M. G..
A., Asheville, N. G. For the above oc.
casion the Iron Mountain railway will
sell round-triD tickets to Asheville, n
c., at rate of one fare plus 25 cents.
Tickets to be sold June 10 to 13 in
elusive. with final return limit of June
25.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-22

Annual meeting German Baptist
Brethren, Bellefontain, O. For the
above occasion the Iron Mountain will
sell round-trip tickets to Bellefon-
tain, O., at rate of one fare plus 50
on May % to June 1. inclusive An
extension of limit to June 80 by de-
posting tickets with terminal agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-22

Confederate veteran reunion, New
Orleans, La. For this occasion the
Iron Mountain will sell tickets to New
Orleans, La, and return for $500,
good by extension of limit for return
June Is. H. N. ATWOOD. Agt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-22
THIS
REM MEDY
Is sure to give
Satisfaction
Ely's
Cream
Balm
Gives relief at once

tS cleanses soothes and heals the dis
Iaged IN embrane. 1t cures Catarrh
md drives away cold in the head
It is absorbed. Heals and
pr6t6cts the membrane Restores the
IenceB of taste and smedll. Full size
N |selst l|s druggist or by mail; Trial size
E0G%bY mail.
SSi 1fST BROTHERS, 56 Warren Street
York City.