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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-12

Mr.. Llttleheld has gone way back be-
hind the returns in showing that COM
b!nes have existed since 1000 years B. G,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-12

The tobacco raisers OF Kentucky, Ohio
and Indiana are still trying to form their
trust, their motto being: I'VE fight tho
old boy with lurld fames.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-12
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The Hon. Mr.. Bankhead says Hobson
put an erroneous construction on his re-
marks. Well, Hobson has something Of
a reputation as n Constructor"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-12
The Church.Worker.

A woman may say sh belongs ( to a
church,
But you really infer
From her tone and her manner she means
that the church
Is belonging to her.
-Philadelphin Press
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-12

Senator Quay evidently thinks the true
definition Of the word statesman is: A
man who makes new States.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-12

Hobson's choice may be Secretary of the
Navy under the next Democratic admin
istration.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-12

A girl was married IN Kansas last week.
They marry In that state every week. but
this particular marriage is of special In
terest. The Emporia (San) Gazette
estimates that during the seven days pro-
vlous to this marriage. the bride. elect
was the guest Of honor at five parties
nte peck of salad, drank askeg of coffee,
stood on her feet twenty hours, walked
one hundred miles, let the dressmaker
paw her over thirty hours, and packed
and unpaoked her trunk twelve times
When she was married, they remarked
she looked palen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-12
WHY She Consented.

How did you ever get anyone to take
the old womans part in your amateur
play?"
ooh. we got Miss Gettlnon."
.'Goodness!-wasn't she nsulted7''
''No. indeed Wo asked her II she'd be
willing to disguise her youthful beauty
for tho sake OF Observation-Disclosures
Bulletin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-12
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:01ena Of Thought
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New Orleans Picayune: Secretary
Roots statement OF the case IN regard
TO the negroes is true and 1t Is n most
convincing and conforming Indictment OF
the management OF the negro problafl: ty
the Republican party, wh!an Eas Fad
for the forty years cxlst,rce ci tho
Union League sole and aoso!u.e control
Of the matter.
Birmingham Nows: Mr.. Roots address
before the Union club was Intended as n
defense. but It Is really confession. 1t
shows that the administration has blum
dered. but that 1t Is headstrong, wlful
and defiant OF public sentiment. Mr.. Root
Is n great lawyer. but his specious plea
has not helped the cause Of the admins
tration.
Memphis Commercial-Appeal: The most
com plete case OF political disfranclisc-
ment In the world almost Is the denial
OF all party privileges to the southern
negroes by the Republican party OF the
South. Tho negroes have nc say In pri
maries or conventions. Politically they
are extinct, thanks to the bencEcent Re-
publican party.
Atlanta journal: However. the south
ern delegate to Republican national con-
ventions Nh a rule prefers the Alger
system OF bounties to the UIanna scheme
OF pensions. thinks the Chicago Journal.
But the negro Is not avcrse TO taking
both.
Houston Post: The acknowledgements
of the negro may, as nttlefield OF
Maine. says. have been a monumental
mistake. It doubtless was. and, like
ether mistakes which have been OF lasting
Injury to the South. 1t was born In the
North.
Columbus Enquirer-Sun: Mr.. Bryan re-
fuses to accept an Invitation to sit at the
same table with Mr. Cleveland. therefore.
he will not be invited to the Democratic
banquet in Chicago on Jacksons birth
day. And again. does Bryan show himself
more cranky than statesman. His rule
or ruin policy has never wrought aught
but harm to the party. and the sooner
he quits and goes back to populism. the
better will 1t BIO for Democracy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-12

The Marquis OF Castellane says:
France and the United States should get
together on commercial alliance" Ho
ought to know It's advantages. He has
tried it.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-12

Poor Urbe-ditto, he slipped his owl
trolley.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-12
South Boston News:

South Boston News:
Some of the members OF the I4eglsa-
tllre are disposed to handle the Pure
Election bill OF Senator, Barksdale very
gingerly. Tho idea Of having regular
cleo ton without campaign fund just
don't suit lot Of fellows-promnent
party workers you know.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-12

The bituminous strike that was threat
ened has gone up In smoke.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-12

Portsmouth and Noi.o1lk county folks
arc making things warm for the Com
l1!ttee on Cities and Towns. The county
folks don't want to go to town, 1t
seems. .iS All
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-12

Franklin Graphic:
We can SEQ no harm in Senator Stands
Dill giving local self-government to the
people Of ca CHI county, but We do sincere
~ hope that tho House bill which max es
q no-fence law for the entire State, viii
no defeated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-12

We are not SO sure after ali that the
omnibus statehood bill is altogether bad,
Senator Tillman is opposed to 1t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-12

eminent SO surely will tho United States
be compelled eventually to occupy that
position. II we undertake. to protect
the South American republics under ali
circumstances, to prevent foreign ma
lions from acquiring their territory, or
IN any way imposing upon them under
provocntion, we mako ourselves. in a
measure y assure at least. responsible for their
conduct. The guardian Is necessarily
responsible for the behavior Of his ward.
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It i5 the opinion Of some students OF
public opinion that tho keepers Of country
stores in the black belt, regardless OF po-
litlcal affiliations, are in favor OF Tho
Hanna bill (by requesD to pension all
tho ex-slaves.
John T.. Sullivan properly celebrated
his discharge In bankruptcy last Monday
night, He will sober up by the end Of
the week. perhaps.
Tho pretcnder has made his escape from
morocco. That makes a fitting close to
a comedy. aud saves world OF trouble.
q {. T..
Virginias biggest snow storm since 1856
commenced falling four years ago last
night and some wild-eycd disaster
prophets were going around yesterday
talking about history repeating Itself.
We are not SO sure after oil that the
omnibus statehood bill Is altogether bad,
Senator Tillman is opposed to It.
s i...gs- SER.
Portsmouth and No,.oll< county folks
arc making things warm for the Com
ln!ttec on Cities and Towns. The county
folks don't want to go to town, it
seems. !,3
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The Marquis OF Castellane says:
: France and the United States should get
together on commercial alliance" Ho
ought to know It's advantages. He has
tried it.
The Hon. Mr.. Bankhead says Hobson
put an erroneous construction on his re-
marks. Well, Hobson has something Of
a reputation as n Constructor"
@--@-=ss-=-s===
Senator Quay evidently thinks the true
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-12

no defeated -
Norfolk Virgin!an-Pilot:
III the Legislature abuses to vote $500 900
10 the jamestown Exposition 1t will go
out OF Its way to advertise very publicly
a bankruptcy Of the State that exists
only tlmid Imagination.
New Castle, Record:
We are utterly dumbfounded at the
prospect of n defeat of the Bnrksdale
pure election bill. This is n measure that
has received the endorsement of tho peo-
pie Of this State with singular unanimity.
We have been told again and again that
the now Constitution has done away with
every vistiga OF an excuse for fraud in
elections, but there Is the House OF Del
egates virtually saying that this business
must continue In this State.
Eastern Shore Herald:
The oyster men In some oounties are
organizing for strong fight against tho
Jordan oyster law. Little interest seems
to attach to tho question among tho oys.
ter men OF this county. It does seem to
Norfolk vlrginlan-Pllot:
But we would have 1t borne IN mind
that the pretense OF philanthropy on tho
part OF many advocates OF child labor
legislation Is sheer sham and hypocrisy,
yelling self-interest. And these we do not
consider safe advisers In regard to this
complex problem, IN general, leglsla-
ton that takes control Of the child out
OF the hands Of tho parent should DO very
carefully considered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-12

Charles M. Schwab. 1t is reported from
Paris. Is rapidly regainlng In health and
Will return to America about April list.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-12

Virginias biggest snow storm since 1866
commenced falling four years ngo last
night and some wild-eycd disaster
prophets were going around yesterday
talking about history repeating Itself.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-12

Tho pretender has made his Escape from
Morocco. That makes a fitting close to
q comedy. and saves a world OF trouble.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-12

John T.. Sullivan properly celebrated
his discharge In bankruptcy last Monday
night, He will sober up by the end Of
the week. perhaps.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-12

The daughters OF the lato Judge Bruce,
OF Louisville. KY. have established a
dressmaklng establishment and are using
tho family coat-of- arms as q trade. mark
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-12

Abraham Lincoln. the oldest male sur
vivor of the Iincolns from which de-
scended the President, Is living at Lacy
Springs, in this State.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-09

Second and ThiT1 from 3 caTz.a&o K
the Queens float:
About the hour OF 8 O'Clock called
up Judge E-oney, asking That be fur
njsh carriages 10 be sem for t}e Young
ladies who at taat tine. &ere waiting
for the arrival OF same 20 eransfe"
sheni TO TIE noat Nj. Toney inform
ed me that he Md no hacks a3t Only
at night, aad that tie irap ana =holSes
he had provided for the occasion rad
| been changed fot saddle horses.
teen called UP RobiHsoa AID slakia&
the same request Of them. ] Vas In
-armed that it would be thirty minutes
before they could send the carriage,
but could not say positively. . So Il,
All right, do the Dest YOU can. II
YOU have not sent them by that time
| will try elsewhere.'
At 10 O'Clock called up Hison' S
store and asked i the hack had called
for the young ladies and was informed
they had not. then went out ia the
park to attend to the hitching up Of
J the queens float and also my own. |
met NJ. Merrick and there he asked
NE about the carriages for the young
ladies l informed him Of what |
had done and requested that he 90 and
orde" them to be sent Immediately. |
gave him addresses of the queen and
also Miss White. one of the maids of
/ honor. stating that they would give
the driver instructions. Mr.. Merrick
did so and ordered the carriages to
go fox Misses Dodge and White first.
They were fortunate enough to over
take the line of march en- Main be-
tween Second and Third said line
of march had baen set in motion but
not by my order By whom do not
know
The driver of the hack informed me-
| that gentleman ordered him not to
go after the other young ladies.
also sent the Trulocll bus for them.
Tho driver informed Mr.. Smith, man
aeer of the stable that the young Ia
dies had cGne two thirds Of the dis
tance when some one overlook them
and had them to return home. hold
receipt for 81 for the Use of said
vehicle used for that purpose.
This blunder could have been avoid
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-09

Rudolph Levine has returned from
Hot Springs.
G. W. eavaress Of Monticello, is q
late arrival in the city.
ii. Lyons, Of Little Rock. is resis
tered at tie Arlington
J. P. Riley, Of IIamburg, is a bust
moss visitor il tl1 city.
Mr. w II. Wheat has returned from
a I've weeks vacation in Hot Springs.
Nj. Roy SrroWbridsc has gone to
Hot Springs for a week or ten dags.
H. X White and L. Il. Houston ar
attending court at Star City this week.
Mrs. j. /, .Boyce and children have
returned from visit al Fasaington,
Mo.
Mrs. A r Towns and little daush-
ter have returned from visit Al Noble.
Hi
Misses Donnie Nalloy aud Maud
Wehb. Of Little Rock, are the guests
Of Mrs J M. Simpson
Frank Christian manager of the
local base ban team, left this morning
for Monticello on business.
Miss Selma Hing, after visit here
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-09
Gc,deriod arc Name 'iss.

From tar-of, blue Wisconsin hills,
There came a gtf; Of 1oHsers to me,
With prisoned sunia:it i, thor depths.
And fragrance sweet Of Ee2@ and tres
They spoke of days long passed away
OF hazy golden a1lti!:4n eyes.
OF moonlight tltnHed softly down
Through canopieS OF yellow leaves.
And Hike cair ghosts. for years laic loN,
Come lack 20 haunt familiar ways.
There =,ose TO mind the fairy dreams
Woven in long-eone childish days;
Dree rs great with noble deeds and true,
o aasd-won fame, and wealth and
power;
tnd who shall Gay the ripe. years
Gut mock that golden fairy dover?
For speak living voice, as from
The pe.4umed flowers my friend has
sent;
Tie visions of the child are true.
For what is wealth but sweet ConteDts
10. Better than the fairies pelf.
The ha rd- earned va 70 of honest mens
Tho noblest deeds every days,
Done bravel3. once and yet again.
Power: It Is ours. above Il kngA
And godlier than exalts throne.
If we but make single life
Tho brighter. that It's next our own.
The soul that rules its living Self
Is miehtier thaAi a Scepters sway,
The fairy res.int of childish dreamN
<. ues about every aov
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-09
a STATEN ENT

In belaif OF the Queen OF Labor Day
and har maids of honor, and In JUS
tice 10 the committee on arrangement,
beg 10 make the following statement
why some Of the young ladie& We're
not on the queens float and why the
queen and one Of her maids of homo
were transferred on Main. between
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-09
many years been in the employ OF
re outhwestern Telegraph and Tele-

many years been in the employ OF
ne South western Telegraph and Tele-
phone company, of this city. has re-
;i8nel lis place TO accept position,
vita tla Western Electric company Of
Hhic&go. Mr.. Cody is a gentleman OF
.,tat morals. high integrity and
= killed in his Work.
NJ. Il. Collier. formerly OF the
3ai)ev lindsay drug company has ac-
aaaszg a paaitio'' n. Z. Coon
&arHa. the tatleH. IS giving special
.aza;as ~ dress or business suits.
s'4o repairing and alJaeiae. over
Bank of Pine Bluff
Rev. J. v. aa3 Mrs. S.mms, ot
5iiW3r, took the8r li1Ea daughter.
peile. IL Pine Gld@ last Week to
lave an afflicted eve Il ata=l# ~ Dr
aIea. 1ir. simfs aas returned.
avius Mls. s.mf.z VIA i..a little
5rt Mon.icai.onlah.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-09

with friaa..s aad relatives. has re
turnea to her home at Little Rock.
5ir. Chas Wiley Of Heeatoo
.4.a95asle.s l.: II TIE city on business.
3lr. j. s. simon and family will re
l4n - thl home today. after
a.3spta II We >.ait IN ctner cities.
AIS. arsua Mile. and daughter.
Miss hertha. e7 ST. Louis, Mo, are
4isijms Mr.. /. ". Miller in this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-09
essn i..slTI sJUNY DUhi,eu usyi. .gsS
ssassa sssd,t3 by S'heir rrne;plss WI a"at
iAss>,astn. Feelings .r hu,naty.

'
tAsss,astn. Feelings ~ hn,naty
4E htse matters ui pinolUic not a
~ raised tss prevent a free
ssh1.ete no feeling OF personal hatred
xxssEM Epiweer those who saw life's
xsEtg differently. J. Ueighhor to the
E-aSiE G6 Q little home called one even~
Eng na his neighbor to the left He
aGassseS tte children snil shook hands
'1xs3a 'sss1@s psrents.
q nas uut see yoa ag,,n. tonight
L Sgs' va JOIN Mo1 50 H., he said
Iaa fost went to his little wardrobe
t2s9s, aAeretronl his sreaienat, thrust a
isXEs19 M4o the pocket. and threw 1t
'pBaa. l5e arm Of his guest Both were
sfssa t: -" and winter approached
In &c 1T attempted to return It,
Ar SAT- tAe donor. no, you take
Mis- ssa4at. Your path Is one Of priya-
tslOHac Resides, | won't need it. To-
,xssEgsew morning ] start North to Ell
lYGf- My government hat, overcoats to
sssslgrss and pistols, too, you who go
sssssg@%@s MAY iind neither God bless
4gszNs tehend. may we re;"c to meet
sxs,.s' sxsSsi.-.. h'raslll l.cslie'5 Popu.ay
Narszraag2v.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-09
IL i-E MISS FCRD
Wo1 in tic Fylard Qu5en5Vare Com
panl G4eas.aJ Contest

i5f.a Mss Matte l}afz.srl = n the
t.sz7i bH tie lsz=laad Jasens-
.at5 tes#I.ls II ttleT spa. sias eoo-
iai#sittss .ssl.s,s Led correctly
y tie puzzle Bletafes which appeared
II ne s,.=4g5sis.. a.ls5 u a.5d.siaa eass
80 as.a reasons la4=usins Buck $
=I.sea. .4e eas we4s aee as follows:
20. &Hl5lu ocH etaoia shrdiu Qnon
Ao. Flour Scoop
Ne. 2=Jach Screw.
Ne. 3 sickles.
Nc i Skillet.
No ) Shovel.
No 6 Sheep :5Gears.
Ne. Cant Hook
No s Wrenches.
Ne Sash Weights.
No 10 =Trowel.
No. Il Can Openers.
No - Clothes WringeYa.
No 13 Bucks Steel Range.
No. IA Vices
Ne. Is Platform Scales
No. l6 Horse Clippers
No. II Barbed Wire
No. IS Bucks Cook Stove
No 10 Pulley
No. 20 Elbows
No. q Coffee Mill.
No 90 Hay Forks.
No 23 Crow Bar.
No. "a Bird Cage
No. % Washers
No 26 Screw Driver.
No. 81 Carvers.
No. 2S Bucks Heaters.
No. 30 Brace and Bit
No 30 And Irons.
Miss Buffords five reasons for us
ing Bucks stoves are as followE:
Five best reasons for using Buck s
stoves and ranges.
I. White enamel lining to oven
doors and oven racks.
Bucks steel range is larger and
heavier than any other steel range
made. There is no cheap material
used in hidden parts.
3 All dampers are away from the
fire; never warp or work hard.
The fire boxes are large and Yen
tilated Back tlue made of heavy east
ron. insuring against destruction by
moisture.
5 They are made from the very
best Of pig iron and consequently
should be very best on market.
The winner in this contest is lit
tie girl ten years of age, The prize
As childs Bucks steel range
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-09

syevss&a autnor.r'c, .ste Garefui.
'sssaa &ritish consul at Constantine
saH ~sparis thay ii is dnwrie to use
.navxEAQegs rs packing for parcels fos
ss,syws for 1''sr's5.=. Is :sns2h packing ~
saxtasAns.; at t!e rrstoms house, ahd
g - .-s,nIslns ~sedit aus matter il -
y aS&ssu
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-09

BOY WANTED-N1,lst be II or Is
years old gentlemanly and willing
to work Apply to J. P. Burks,
Graphic office
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-09
ssY ANS <lk,TA1 K!fLtrJE

Il. saadss ii5 % ,.lvM = . positive
t,gEee ,gn~ oatagrh o1 The head and nose.
ssas %aser. asthma. hee.t2ch2. and will
sngs s. cold III aae nights itsae. For
sxala AZ ~ ag3, s';95ss
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-09

Ryan S GatarrnTij5 cures you
colds and headaches when all othel
femedses fail.
Mary I4awhorn. colored, immoral
ity, was fined $50 and costs in ESQ
Stewards s court.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Dad Ma
lone, Birmingham, Ala, a daughter
susan Elizabeth.
Frank Cooper, white, assault and
battery, was fined 81 and costs in
ESQ. Stewards court.
-Simons clothing house have put
several neat signs under the windows
in front of their building.
Anderson simmons. colored, dis
tulbing peace and immortality, was
fined $50 and costs in each ease in
Esq. Stewards court.
Sidney II tins and company buy
sni sell secondhand furniture Stoves
OF ANYTHING else for sale. No. 210
West Second avenue. Old phone 22S
j. Hemmert, the tailor, has remov-
ed from 37S Main street to the corner
Of Main and Second avenue. where he
will be pleased to see lis friends and
customers.
The !-eitner and We'll firm have
made a deal with some eastern CAPT
taists by which they will be able to
place loans on Jefferson county realty
To the amount Of $4,000, ,o00.
The Sons of United Confederate
at s o'clock tonight in called session.
\ full attendance IS desired as much
business ef interest is to be disposed
Of
Mr.. Nj. .. Mcneil will open his
studio on fhe 10th of September. Those
desiring hours should apply at Me>
rill Institute at once Special attention
will be given to classes in voice. har-
Mony, thorough bass, etc.
Annie Chambers. colored. was
tried in Esq. Stewards court on two
charges Of disturbing the peace, and
sho was fined $50 and costs on the first
charge, and S25 and costs on the sec
ond, with eight months time on the
county farm
Mr.. Geo c. Cody, who has fol
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-09
= + = = + = + = = = = :: = = = 2
+ LOCAL. AND OTHERWISE Z
+ 4. + (. + j. + 1. + + 4. + + + + +
IF YOU AXE A PROPERTY OWN.

IF YOU AXE A PROPERTY OWN
ER, we want you to know our meth
eds OF doing business;
Knowing our methods, you ARE
CERTAIN TO ~ESiRE OUR sERVI.
GGss
II YOU ARE NOT a PROPERTY
OWNER, you should be.
IL INTERESTED in ~uyina, selling,
44atag or renting prcp-' ties, o. IF
~ WANT a LOAN,
vou should sec WHAT WE CAN 10
FC3 YQu.
q Gail Oh us will serve to make
IS better acquainted, and viii create
& re Lart benefit.
/ rNaa AhD VEIL,
TIE Always Nant 10 Please aEAL
ESTATE AGENTS,
1t3 Main ST.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-09
+ 4. j i. j. !. i. !. 4. i. i j. 4. r f.
PERSONAL POINTS.

l. j. f. T. + J. = i. i. i. i. = Il 3 ,s a:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-09


ed had marshals in command during
MY absence (caused by having to look
after the queens loaD, taken the sec
ond thought. They would have sent
carriages, held in parade for queen and
maids of honor. instead Of waiting for
them
Words are inadequate 10 express my
regret for this unlocked for and un
thought OF calamity which fell upon
US like stone, crushing out the pleas
ure Of the day No blame can allacA
to the young ladies, for they did Their
part we'll T. W. vaughan,
Chairman
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-09

Try FejnBer9's BARRIERS, 10J East
5eeoal 9fa4ue.
Miss Emma Anderson is III at het
,.5f.g= georgia street.
fake hyan S Catarlnilne FOR colds
"a =beadt les. It cures.
Son Harris. coIored disturbing the
peace, was fined 5 and COSTS
Nj Edward Blackwell is very i'll
5th fey his homo n Lakeside.
Mrs J. A. Clark has been very i'll
If ehIlts and fever for the past few
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-09
Germ an Kitchen
1877 Main Street.
NEWMAN G. BAUMGARTEN Props

N. B.-If you ever drink one GU Ct
our Coffee you will be a regular evs'
toner.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-09

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