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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-07-13

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y powder TO shake into your shoes. 1t
rests the feet. Cures Corns, Bunions,
Swollen, Sore, Hot, Callous, Aching,
Sweating feet and Ingrowing Nails.
Aliens Foot Ease makes new or tight
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Address Allen :. Olmsted. lie Roy. n. Y.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-07-13
Auree to Arbitrate.

Washington, July S.-The Employers
association of the Building Trades in
Washington and the Council of Allied
Building trades Of the Central labor
union have signed an agreement to
hereafter submit all grievances to
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-07-13
Luouinc on STYLE.

Mrs. Gotrox is the most insuffer-
ably proud person have ever met"
Whats she done now"
"She makes her Irish cook say 'Oui,
Oui,' instead of Yes, num-"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-07-13

QUEEN DRAGA'S BOUDOIR.


monarch were cut by the window
glass.
The door behind the bed. TO the side,
gives into a bright little bathroom,
three steps descending to the bath.
Further on are two rooms leading one
into the other, which Queen Draga en-
ployed as wardrobes, and are fur
nished with cupboards and chests OF
drawers. Another door in the bed
room, exactly opposite the bed, leads
to a quite tiny apartment used by the
queen as a wardrobe.
Hanging from a movable clothes
stand | noticed a white nightgown
with delicate lace, a lilac-colored
peignor, blue and yellow silk skirts
and a few other articles of apparel.
The room is long and narrow AID at
the extreme left end is the window
where the ill-starred couple were
caught as in a trap. Thy might, in
deed. had the revolution occurred dur
ing King Milan's reign, have escaped,
at least for a time, because at the ex-
IRENE opposite end to the place where
the murders were committed there is
a grating in the floor. This was a
door leading to a secret staircase,
whereby King Milan intended, in case
of a night attack, TO escape to the sub
.terranean cellars. But the grating
was permanently closed by order of
King Alexander when he assembled the
throne.
From the corridor which joins the
two wardrobe-rooms there is another
door through which Lazar Petrovitch
led the conspirators into these cellars
in the hope of saving his royal master.
The spot where the royal couple were
killed still bears blood stains, which
are not yet efraced.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-07-13

The present sleeves may be picJur-
esgue. but the way they catch on 20
spoons. uric-a-brac, and anything
handy is soothing 90 nobody but
sEur..fter.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-07-13

The reason you con gel
this trial free il because
they cure Kidney Ills and
will prove 10 TO you.
WEST BRANCH. MICH
Deans Kidney Pills hit The
case. which was an unusual
desire 10 urinate - had 20 set
up five or six times Of a night.
l think diabetes was well IN
der way. the feet and ankles
swelled- There was an in
tense pain in the back, the
heat % which would feel like
putting ones hand up 20 a
lamp chimney. / have used
the free trial and two full
boxes u Deans Pills with the
satisfaction ~ feeling that I
am cured. They are the rem
edy par excellence. "
Il. II. BALLARD.
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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-07-13

frG p5~1's Cure for Consumption the
best medicine for cuuQy cLillren--.Mrs
r. Callahan. 1tf Hall street, ParSeTs-
burg. ". Va. April lf 1901
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-07-13

At Newcastle, Pa, the Great
Sdeua1go tin mill was burned, throw
iuE $500 men out OF work
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-07-13

AT Narauee. ont. Gideon Bur5s, in
sane. killed bis wife by battering her
head with a stove litter.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-07-13

Adolph Ferguson, who has been
living on grass and weeds, is in
charge of the Chicago health
authorities.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-07-13
ELYs LIQUID CREAM BALM Is

EL1'S LIQUID CREAM BALM =
prepared for sufferers from nasal catarrh
who are used TO an atomizer in spraying
the diseased nsmbranes. All the healing
and soothing properties of Cream Balm
are retained in the new preparation. Ii
does not dry up the secretions. Price, in
GLIDING spraying tube, % cts. At drug
gists' or Ely Bros, 56 Warren street,
New York, mall it.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-07-13

M. xS-fr-t.,,r-s s-sr-4rv- Svurr for children
faesr. srar srftara the gums reduces lnuamma-
tla1. aIlays pain. cures wint collie = cents
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-07-13

John d. Munger of Denver CON
mitted suicide by shooting at the
Hotel Bismarck, Chicago.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-07-13

AT NouclCve. NeX, forty miners
were killed and eighty seriously in
iuref IN a coal mine explosion
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-07-13

Burrelrs comet with TWO tails has
been photographed at the Lick OBJ
servatory.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-07-13

At Montgomery, L. A. Grogan,
United States deputy collector, is held
in $1,000 for negro peOnage.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-07-13

ssTte RIsan, K00l, Kitchen Kind" is
Tho trade mark or stoves which enable
you % cook in comfort IN a cool kitchen.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-07-13

rtTc Permanently Cured. BE ms nsrysaEns@artsr
ri first DAYS tne OF De-. KEn@'a areaa Nerve ho-
storeF. send for Rec e2 90 tfs ects and treAf1SA
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-07-13

monarch were cut by the window
glass.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-30
SOUTH HAVEN.

South Haven. Mich, Aug. 8.-This has
been quiet. although busy. week at this
resort; Every hotel and resort is still near
" full and large crowds are still coming.
Resort managers say they will keep open
until September 20. This is nearly two weeks
later than previous years.
An enjoyable game Of progressive euchre
was enjoyed at the Marsland Friday even
ing. in which forty couples were interested.
Mrs. F. P. Kaiser of St. Louis won second
ladies' prize. gold souvenir spoon Of South
Haven. Mr.. +. p. Kaiser of St. Louis won
first gentlemen's prize. gold stickpin.
A D. Bowman. who has been spending
homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. p. Kaiser of St.
Louis. returned home Sunday night
Mrs. John L. Phelps and daughter, Miss
Mildred. who have been spending the sum-
mer at the Marsland, have returned to ST.
Louis.
Z. J. Kramer and family and Doctor W. B.
shelp and family. who spent some weeks at
evening.
Mrs. Spencer Van ostrand of this city en-
OF Mrs. Collins d. Kellogg of Kansas City
ana daughter. who are visiting Mrs KEEL
iogg's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H NJ Alvey of
J: G. .Kaime returned Thursday to St.
Louis ,s after spending several days with his
Miss Minnie c. Hagey Of St. Louis is the
Shanty. q '"e
mis- MSS Nellie NJ. clemma i. CUES. a.
Recent arrivals are L. c. Haynes and
HAYNES: East St. Louis; G. A. shuwender.
Carl Scholz. Little Rock. Ark: F. H. Dom
to and wife. L. s. Ferry. Topeka. Kas.; A.
Miss F; Fornile. Joplin, Mo-; G. NJ TrimbIe
and wife. Ottawa, Ill
The following are recent arrivals at
Avery Beach Hotel: L. B. Pendle-
ton. Mrs. T. II. Furey, Kansas City,
Mo-: II. NJ. Kelly, w. E. Parsons and wife.
Danville. ILL.,: Robert F. Walton, wife and
son. Mrs. Fred Wederholdt, son and daugfl-
ter. j. w. Plant. C. A. Wederholdt E. F.
Wederholdt ]. NJ. Gesup, A H. Brenlin,
]. p. Lindsay, st. Louis.
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ATLANTIC CITY.

Atlantic City. N; J.. Aug. 2s-This resor,
has been crowded as never before during
the past week. Every hotel and cottage Is
filled to its capacity, and accommodation
Tor visitors Is at q premium.
Two large excursions came in from the
West during the week. bringing crowds
from louisville and Chicago. and other
Western cities. Several bathera have been
have met death by drowning. This brings
the fatality up to ten this season Among
the social events Of the week in which a
large number of the visitors from st. Louis
t ana other l Western , cities took part was
prominent visitors on the steel pier. A
dance followed. Several euchres were given
at the hotels. In which st. Louis people
took part Among the guests who have
were: Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Westhus,
who are at the Dennis: Mrs. J. A Baer.
Mr.. and Mrs. McChesney and H Lessor,
who are at the Royal Palace: 9. c. Smith Il
ia: Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mercer and p. Mecca
are at the Palmer House. N. l. 6alcher
and ]. Howard Salcher have been down for
few days: and stayed at tho Rudolf Mr..
and Mrs. h. Haas are at the Mount Yer
for q week, and staying at the Lennorc.
Z. H Smart registered at the Marlboro
House. H. II. Wilson is at the Strand. and
e Hatten-Saner il at the Windsor. Those
Ensieman At the De- Dennis u.s. Mr. MTs. M" E. 8
Hannigan is at the Chetwood: W. Keller
is down for stay at the Savoy. and W.
who Is at the Aguarelle: Mrs p. Donovan.
at the Beverly; Mr.. and Mrs Bursh and
Miss Bursh. at the Dennis: Miss Ella n.
s She Ir and Miss L B; Pardee. at Had.
and II. West. at the TraymOre
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OCEAN GROVE.

ocean Grove, n. j.. Aug. Sin all the
Ihirty,four years history OF this resort the
annual ten days camp meeting has never
peen 50 largely attended as 1t IS this year.
when from early morning until late at night
lhe buildings are thronged. And still the
sunday the biggest of all the big days
OF the year, when will be held the love
least. most interesting Of the hundreds of
summer services. The camp will close on
lem
For, all ages there are daily services dur
ing the camp. Beginning at 5:45 o'clock is
to the Tabernacle after they watch the sun
come up out of the ocean. The family
prayer In the auditorium is an hour later.
AFTER which the crowd goes to breakfast.
AT O'Clock there are three services-the
young peoples in the Temple. led by the
reverend Charles H. Yatman; the holiness
meeting. In the Tabernacle and the fellow
ship meeting in Thornley, Chapel
At 10 o'clock the public worship and ser
mon draw the people to the Auditorium.
the 1000 seats of which are filled at least
twice day. At 1:30 o'clock comes the de
cision meeting. led by Mrs LIZZIE Smith.
a well-known figure here for years. For the
children there is meeting at 2:30. The
Pentecostal season and another sermon
come at 3 o'clock. the twilight at $50. and
the third sermon at 7:30 O'Clock. All three
sermons are followed by after-meetings.
Bishop j. n. FitzGerald, president of the
Camp Meeting Association. will, with his
family. return to St. Louis about the middle
OF September.
Miss G. NJ. choisel Of St. Louis is spend
ing the camp meeting season here. She Is
a guest OF the Chalfonte.
Henry Clare, Jr., OF Manhattan. kas., is
1t the Ocean House.
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AsBURY. PARK.

Aspury Park. N. J., Aug. 2s-The thir-
fisfh baby parade carnival, which began
Tussday evening and ended last night, was
6i6st interesting event Of the year The
1nquet TO Queen Titania and her court
s66E place Tuesday night at the Hotel
CAlunbas, and the coronation ball on We'd
G166ay evening 1t the Hotel Brunswick.
&5a81 West End, Columbia. Lafayette.
16ubet Hall, Monmouth and Coleman At
- ana other hotels the masque fete was
III Thursday night, followed yesterday
n1k0Enoon by, the parade proper. Several
460rod specimens Of Young America were
Retma, which moved up and down the new
G1S6n oSplanade. In the evening the es-
$50 was illuminated throughout its
- t9ngth BY vnri-colored electric lights.
49, than e,0oe persons saw the parade
= pan-nAtioaal cotillon at the Coleman
- Wns the chief social event OF the
- geaeun at that aristoeratic kostelry
$1,000 were cootumed to represent the
1Dum nations Of the world. and the gen.
- Wpfe oanhea. The Casino vas dec
~ Win 1ags and the favors were
Jnz1om0 countries.
- AUp0 3e H. 1eto Angnst and carly
- eoel4 = - large that the
vi d. Ssek
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wEaUEToNsING.

Wequetonsing, Mich. Aug. 2s.-Wequeton-
sing has been full to Its utmost capacity, the
past few weeks. A few are still arriving
for the remainder Of the season, and very
few are departing, such is the Charm Of the
Haven of Quiet Waters
I The Right Reverend Bishop futile Of Mis-
souri, preached at Assembly Hall Sunday
afternoon Mr.. George Ravolo assisted in
the musical programme
Miss Mary Crunden, Walter Crunden and
J. s. Lehman are guests at Roaring Brook
A battle royal was waged on the lawn
tennis court to-day by Lee Robinson cham
pion tennis player of Kentucky. and How
ard Elting. the Missouri champion. Mr.
Robinson won three out Of five.
Boone Miller Is here to visit his friend,
George Rayold.
Messrs George ]. Drew and T. 8. Nc
Pheeters arrived yesterday at the Weque-
tonsing Hotel.
Street, and Miss Louise Little are guests at
Colonial Hall.
Mrs. e. A. Jones, n Persis and Mrs. w.
J. Lewis are recent arrivals at Weoue
Messrs. w. L Clark and NJ H Post are
registered at Hotel Wequetonsjng
william ]. and A p. Dam are at COLONIAL
Hail.
Miss. Sadie L. Butler Joined her friends
here this week.
Miss May L. White, J. Stewart Smith and
A. A Chamberlain Of Kansas CIV ara az
the New Emmett Harbof SPRINGS. ..
Miss Julia NJ. Wilson Of St Louis IL .1.o
a guest at the New Emmett. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Alexander Mr. ana
Mrs. o. l. Brown and o. L. Brown II
were at Harbor Point Club this week
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NARRAGANsETT.

Narragansett Pier. r. l.. Aug AT the
Point Judith Country Club the Narragan-
sett Horse Show, held yesterday and to-
day, has proved the crowning event Of the
Pier season, and society has been much
in evidence on the green Of Wildfeld farm
in stylish trap and Partisan automobile.
The Piers sister resorts, Newport and
jamestown. were both well represented at
the show.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. cromk.hank of Ham
nibal. Mo-, and two daughters are among
the guests at the Mathewson.
Doctor and Mrs. J. J. Lawrence. who
have been at the Pier all the summer. left
Tuesday OF this week for their town house
on Fifth avenue, New York City.
At the Mathewson hop Saturday evening
Miss Isabel Mersman and Miss Vera Law
renee Siegrist OF st. Louis were among tho
dancers.
who were here several seasons ago, have
returned and are at the Mathewson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindell Gordon Of st. Louis
are among late arrivals at the Mathew
son.
MI, T. J. Meier of st. Louis is registered
at GreeneS Inn.
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Ladies' Corset Covers
Our entire stock Of fins CORSET
covers viii be thrown out at
one price You win ind
amongst them some Of the.
handsomest styles that have
ever been shown. They are
all slightly soiled - -
and worth up to S.0
while they last. ~
choice at..............
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MINNETONKA

1Ginnetonka. MINI, Aug. A-Mr. and Mrs
yShn Kdnsam Of .b kansas as. who are spsndlng
&re enjoying q two weeks visit from Mr..
and Mrs. ]. r. Cavage of Coffeyviiie. Kas
George Kiner OF Kansas City was a guest
Of MI. and Mrs. Wilcox at olo Orchard
F. Warner OF St. Louis is at the Tonka
Bay Hotel
Ellis gave q midnight luncheon Saturday at
present were Miss Pearl Newhouse and
Fishing at the lake il excellent this year,
and one Of the large catches was made by
Charles johnson OF St Louis, who caught
pickerel weighing seven an6 one-half
Doctor onvef Hart and Doctor Becker O.
St Louis are spending few days at Elk
Ers. ". D. Brooks and daughter of Kan
eas City are spending several weeks rs the
guesu Of Miss d. r. Stanford Cottage
~ Nj and Mrs ". 8. Nenholz. who have
zen spending three weeks at Excelsior,
hols Y q member Of the faculty Of Lom-
bard College at Galesburg.
NJ :; t p Cox ios en-, Of dMuseosss / T. win
nssnosr Of The summer with ner brother es
NJ wers guests at the homs Of q NJ 4un SSi
Ils Sue McDsvift Of Quincy Is spending
L01S VEGA * ku6 ZfOUGl6 nome
Among the St Louis people who have
arrived at the Sampson House this week
are: Mrs. Nollfe and children. Mrs. J. A.
Rodgers. Peter White and daughter Benia-
min 9. Heckemeyer. A. H Watts, Miss Y,
MAttss F. H Bromsching, Miss Anna sud-
0ufh, Miss Ida Fox and II. Gullant.
willard r. Hail and Miss Hall of Kan
COS spent Sunday at Hotel 81. Louis
Mr.. Frank Krusedick and children, Miss
r J. Graham and Miss ]. G. Flanagan
I4de up party Of st Louis people who
Quincy. and spent Sunday at Hotel St
Louis.
6Eher arrivals at the hotel were: Mrs. /.
r; Jones and son and B. B. Seller of st.
Nrs. }. R Stewart Of Bland, Ill, is a
grest af the Lake for few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Hall Of Kansas City,
SNk66 were tho guests Of Mrs. and Miss n.
ofoulder, have returned home.
r. r. Smith Of Kansas City is spending
lew days at the lake.
1lr. and Mrs.. G. F.; Wells are at the
4illspaugh Of Topeka. Kas.
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waukesha, Wis, Aug. N.-To-night tho
bachelors ball will take place at the Foun-
tain House.
Mrs Fred Haltom Of Hot Springs, Ark,
gave q two-step at the Fountain House.
The annual Pink Bal Poudre at the PARK
the season. -.
The Harvest Ball WIN take place 1t the
Fountain House on September
Rena Friend, Miss Jennie Friend. Fred
OPP. B. J. Merrill. Homer Lychester. Mrs
y >. Maxshall verunice Mulnhan L0ulp
.ssIsss {: eli: Il ~ IS:
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Mrs. E L Koessel of st. Louis and Miss
Frances Treves Of Edwardsville. Ill. were
recent guests at the Coleman House.
Lewis Of Springfield. III, arc at the Nation
al Hotel.
Mrs. A. r. Thomas, Frank Head and W.
son and James Douglas. 81 Louis. are at
the Spring City Hotel.
I. Mrs. e. J. Elmer and daughter, Mrs II
]. Marshall and Frances Marshall. 81 Lou
-; ]. c. Fox. Pine Blum. Ark: Mr.. and Mrs.
]. u. Neathery and daughter and MrA A.
c. Batsell, Sherman, Tex are at tAs Ter.
Nrs. G.IB Gray ana chTIdrun, Kausas
City. and Doctor and MrA h a TWitchaI
s s'na das "a e. x4iia.t 49, Aea sre
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waco, Tex. are at the Fountain House.

Waco, Tex, are at the Fountain House.
Among the young ladies who attended the
Pink Bal Poudre at the Park Hotel were:
Miss Annie Traves Of st. Louis, Miss Fran
ces Traves OF Edwardsvtlle, Ill. and Miss
Annie Adams Of Little Rock, Ark
Lieutenant Governor r. n. Cunningham
Of Birmingham. Ala. Is . guest at the
Fountain House
Mr.. and Mrs. Berry Moore and SON Ham
ilton Of St Louis have been spending their
outing in Waukesha.
At euchre party given at tho Park Hotel
Tuesday evening Mrs. Cherry Of 81. Louis
on she n5 .x pf k emo @ Newson OF
E. J. Shea, Marie Shea, Robert Waller and
John C. HanWsy Of St Louis, Mr. burnett
reid, Oak CHI. Tex. are q the F1fk He
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,-aay and will stay here the remainder

to-day and VIII stay mere tne fetu1nues Vt
ui Edward c. Each. MIS- Charles Each, Mrs;
]. =. Eitxen and Misses Cornelia =. and
beatrice E. Each compose pleasant BIT.
4. r. Stickney was guest at the Chicago
Club this week. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ru-
belmann, A. E. Winkelhurger and Miss ;.
Shea arrived at the Belvedere to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs q. n. Babcock and. Misses
Carrie and Bessie Babccck are 1t the Bel
vedere
81. Joseph and Edward Hedden Of st. Louis
Ms GeoFgia Leo Porter Of determination,
n n Vefmiiiou Of Wichita are 1t the Inn.
Irs. I.W, Hemp and liaDe0 lama and
e: "a 49, IS 49, e e e:
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3 WRITING friepds Ia the city.

b visiting friends in the city.
Tho Misses Jessie and Mae Larey Of st.
Louis are visiting friends In Milwaukee.
Mr.. n. E. Bernheimer Of Marshall. Tex.
Il hero for week visiting his wife. wh3 has
spent the summer here.
Ary- Grace Buckley Of Rolla. Mo-. and Mr.
attendance at the wedding Of Mr.. e r.
Buckley Of Rolls, Mo-, to Miss Grave e
~. ana MI p. 81. Csryiije Of Gaiv,sfen
Tex, who have been spending the eu1SinerI
In Waukesha, left for home on Tuesday,
and VIII spend one week IN St I0uie Il,
visit the Worlds Fair Grounds and ,Sfl,er
points Of interest about the city.
Mr.. and Mr. J. b. KILLER NJ SadJe a.
eatdA T. A. Wright OF 81 Louis afe rtc1oe
aSffylb at Deyi1 Lake, aI1n John xl1roS
o4d 6nfIy e q 5o1s16 0oe -;
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were s, Mrs Paul E. Wolff and Miss Viola
Wolff. They are guests of the Ho.ei Col,,m-
bia. "a 'Ae AAoei N0-
MIS-. Sylvester Judge of. st. Louis. rho
mas ied society at the Lafayette this sum-
ner. leaves for home early next week
Victor NJ. Reid of St LOUIS. who has
Deen ON tour through the South and
CUBA. Is recreating at the Wellington.
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CHARLEvOIx.

Charlevoi1. Mich. Aug. 8.-Excitsment
has run high among local resorts this week
because Of series Of houge-bfeakine1 a
sums In money and 3ewelry have been s.
cured. but the burglaries have NOT spread
beyond the aristocratic connnes Of the Chi
cAgo organisation. ~ -as''-s.-5S
81 IS; g m S;s 81; ~ e: = -;
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Boys Knee Su
BOYS Knee Pants at so,

Excellent for school wear-made
pure wool, double and twist chevit
and tweeds, in a great variety Of C
ors-will match any coat-regul
S1.00 values - -
School-Openins
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wAUKEsHA.

at the Inn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-13
Two Coming Within less
Than a Week and
Fight is Lively.
One Rented all the Bill Boards
and The Other Building
its Own Boards.
BOTH ARE GOOD SHOWS.

Ringing Brothers big adver-
tlslng circus car is on the tracks
Of the Cotton Belt and the adj
vertlslng car Of the Forepaueh
and Sells Brothers is on the Iron
Mountain tracks. The advance
agents are both working hard to
get their advertisements spread
throughout the city and nearly
every window in town shows
one or more of the big posters.
The Forepaugh people arrived
Oh the scene first and contracted
for every bill board in town but
the Ringing people, not to be
outdone, hired force of men
and put up bill boards of their
own, 1t is understood that an
extra force of men will be put
on to keep the streets of the CITY
clear, so numerous are the hand
bills that are being strewn
around. The fight between the
clrcuses is attracting much at
tention in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-13
HIS NOTE READ TO AUDIENCE
Young Mans EpistIe to Show
Girl Affords Amusement.

When Harry Carson Clarke
appeared before the curtain last
night, he made his usual speech
and then added something not
On the program. Mr.. Clarke
complained that one of the
young ladies in his company had
been exceedingly annoyed
throughout the day by a young
man who persisted in sending
her notes. One had been sent
behind the curtain during the
performance and the comedian
had it in his hand as he spoke.
Mr.. Clarke then proceeded to
hand out a nice roast to the
young gentleman. If the mau
who sent the note was in the
he kept his nerve and
never made move that would
lead to his identity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-13
Cotton Belt Rates.

Since September 1.-the
class Ia and commodity rates in
effect between Memphis and
Little . Rock, have applied to
the following stations on the
Cotton Belt: Aurich, AItheim-
er' Baucum, Bunch, Dixie
MILL Dunbcck, Elcancy, FL
lson, England, EzclI, Perda,
Goldman, Hayward, Humph-
rey. Industry, keo, McGaugh-
cy' Parham, Pen Spur, Roe,
1, Kob Roy, SCOTS, Sheriff.,
Stuttgart, Toltec, Tucker,
Olm, Weston, Wabbaseka.
and Wilobe1.