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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-22
Cloves.

This is glove wearing weather. To preserve your hands and keep 1 their appearance presentable, de-
 mands that gloves De worn con- stantly while in the open air. We've | the right sort at proper prices, even ing gloves, driving gloves, dress gloves, golfing gloves and all in splendid assortment, each kind bearing a name that represents the
 acme of glove excellence.
 Kayses's Knitted Golf Cloves in all coloes, at 25c and 35c pair. Sifk and Wool Knitted Gloves In all eolors, 75c vafue, at soc pan. Extra fine Woofen Gloves, flcece-lined,
 well worth s8e, at 65e pair.
 Cashmefe Cloves, silk lined, very pretty and warm, something new; prices are soc, 75c and $I.00 pais. | All of our Kid Cloves are fitted at the counter and guaranteed. At $t.00, the Ineonnpasahle Alice. \ At $t.50, the Fownes rcd and white
 stitching-Eneiish Walking Cloves.
 At s. 75, @Hte" Jouvin French Dress Kid
 Cloves.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-22

FIFTY AGAINST TWO. It Is not req sonable Co expect two weeks of outing tQ overcome the effects of fifty weeks oe confinement. Take Hoods Sarsaparflin along with you. It refreshes the blood improves the appetite, makes sleep easy and Eastfui. tu-thu~guu
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-22

Weak. Haggard, Wornnut Women Wiu Aud a boon in Feminala, the prs gcriptton used by an eminent phyalclan for ten years, in 8 large private and sanis lortum practice, with unvarying sueeeaa Druggists now sell and guarantee ik
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-22
What a Man is Worth.

Harvard Lampoon.
 Tigh Twad-lsu't it a pity they've rea euead the price of shines at the unionf
 'fVVhy~
 ''Beoause hafoFe when you went without Q ahina you saved Q dime but now you save only a nickel"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-22
Blankets. .

 Mistakes in buying bed clothing are costly, blankets rightly bought i should wear for years. Our blan kets do wear for years and as time passes you appreciate more and more the common sense you used l in purchasing at Nachman & Nicer tiefs. Rich values now in bed | things.
 f0-4 Grey Cotton Blankets, z3e pair. |t2-4 White oe Grey Blankets, heavy fleeced, $2.00 valte, at $f.50 pain. IA White Wool Blankets, good weight ribbon boend, at $2.50 paif. ti4 very heavy all Wool White Blan- kets, these are exceptional value; will
 compare favofzhiy with any $7.O0 kind; special at $5.50 pals. A. few very fine all Wool Blankets that are worth from $t7.50 to $200O to e closed out at half their value on ac- eoSnt of being slightly soiled.
 Furs.
 We are showing the largest and most complete line of Furs that any one wishes to see. Our selections I are without doubt all that you couId look for in a fur stock all the new est shapes and styles are represent- led here. and the prices, well we'll just leave 1t to you to judge the values.
 Special for this week, 300 fancy neck pieces In all the best grades of FtxA every one of this season's hest style,
 worth up to 800, at $500 each.
 Dress Goods Specials. At 57c yard, 44-ineh all Wool Cam
 ers hair Cheviot, the 65c quality, in
 aii the good eolofs and black. At $t.3o yard, 48 and 54-ineh black Zibelines, Homespuns, Cloths and
 diagonals, aetual valne of this inc $f.7S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-22

Ursula. the Latin name, means e pha aeAA A N
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-22
ailor Made Suits.

It seems shame to crowd out such splendid garments; yet the in
 coming holiday goods and other wares are crying tor attention and
 for space: so duty says lower prices that selling may De more brisk and
 that the merchandise procession \
 may pass with more becoming swiftness. We've no regrets, be- cause we know how much you will appreciate the marked benefits
 ot these alluring prices. Note the price fcduetionss
 $40.O0 Suits reduced to. .$32.50 $500 Suits reduced to. .$25.O0 5000 Suits teduced to-. $11.50
 $25.00 Suits sedtced to. .$iz.50 5000 Salts reduced to. $fS.O0 Jest few more of last seasons suits left, hence bulk them in 2 pfices, suits that were $500 and 5000 are now $3.75, and those that sold up to $500 are but $6,75.
 Coats. Both style and comfort demand that you hasten the matter of buy ing a coat. Choose here from the
 best stock in Montgomery at prices which show no high tariff but are, withal, most modest, presenting the true maximum of style and value for the minimum of cost. A shipment of 200 all wool Kersey Coats jsst arrived; these are the newest style in plain box or military capes, all the desired eolors, a real $7.50 value at $500 each.
 CHLDRENS WRAPS. A manutaeturefs' sample line of Reefers, Gretchens Box Coats and Russian Blouses, sizes 3 to ( years, made of fine all wool materials worth up to $7,50 your choice at $t.47. None on
 approval, or exchanged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-22
Millinery.

Every style of hat the heart of women could yearn for can De obr tained here at Montgomery lead ing Millinery store. If you prefer a charming touch of Parisian daintiness, t is here. If you de- sire something simple and inexpen- sive, t is here, or, # you want a hat for service, for all weathers, for walking and for riding, that too, may best De bought here.
 At soc Children's Zibeline Felt Sailors,
 usual psice 75c.
 At $I.75, Zibeline Felt, flat cfown Walk
 Ing Hats, white Coque Plumes, Panne
 Vefvet binding and band; this $ q
 beatty and would De cheap at Sz.50. At $I.4o, a natty Walker, of scratch felt
 trimmed with shaded wings sequence
 bucklg real $2.00 value.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-22

Just few more of last seasons suits left, hence bulk them in 2 pficex suits that were $500 and 5000 are now $3.75, and those that sold up to $500 are but $6,75.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-02-17
The ornor- Gaylord Co. Wholesale agents.
SURRENDER
OF THE STRONGEST MORO STRONG
HOLD IN PHILIPPINES IS Of
FIcIALLY ANNOUNCED.
stars and Stripes Raised and Natives
Join in saluting American Flag.

Manila, Feb. l6.-Payan, the strong
est Moro stronghold in the Tanao coun-
try of the Island of afindanao, has sub
,mitted to the American forces by Cap
tain Pershing.
The Noros refused for months to treat
with the Americans, but recently they
made friendly overtures, significd their
willingness to visit Camp vicers, but
objected to Americans coming to their
stronghold. Captain Pershing insisted,
saying the Americans would 60 now as
friends, but later as enemies. The Mo-
ros finally agreed to receive Americans,
and Captain Persting went to Pagan, nc.
companied by detachments of cavalry
and artillery. The Stars and Stripes
were raised by the soldiers, and the Mo-
ros joined in saluting it. Their peace
full submission is regarded as being a
great diplomating success.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-02-17
Answer It Honestly.
Are the State nents OF clarksburg
Citizens not More Reliable Than
Those of UtterS Strangers

This Is O vital question.
tits fraught with interest to Clarks-
burg.
It'permits of only one answer.
Iticannot be evaded or ignored.
A Ciarksburg citizen speaiss here.
Speaks for the welfare of Clarksburg.
a citizens statement is reliable,
An utter strangers doubtful.
Home proof is the best proof.
BE. Griffin, grocer, of 1870 West
Pike street, says: Some three years
ago / first noticed dull tired aching
across my back during the day and
lameness and soreness in the loins at
night. Finally it bothered me more
or less all the time and compelled me
to look for something to stop it. An
advertisement about Doan's Kidney
Pillsand their recommendation ac-
complaining it SO attracted my atten-
tion that went to Wells and Hay
makers drug store for box. The
aching soon disappeared and what is
of much more importance to me 1 have
not noticed sign of its recurrence.
Should another attack take place i
now know what to do to check IT,"
For sale by all dealers. Price SOC.
FosterSM ilburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the Named an's-and
take no substitute. feb. 1T-deod-w1t.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-02-17
CHARTERS
ISSUED
SEVERAL BUSINESS AND MANU-
FEATURING CONCERNS GOT
ARTICLES OF INcoRPo-
RATION.
Brick Company Has Been Formed at New
Warrington With Large Capital.

Charleston, w. Va, Feb. i6.-The fol-
lowing companies have been granted
charters in the Office of the Secretary of
State:
International Water Company of FL
Paso, Texas; to establish water works
in the United States and Mexico. Capt.
tai 81 100000. Incorporators w. i. Da-
Wis, w. NJ. Bayley and Gordon Mel can
of Los Angeles, Cal, G. Z. Mills of Mo-
renci, and Walter Douglass of Bisbee,
Arizona, and Felix Martinez of Ell Paso
Magnolia Brick Company of New Man
nington, to manufacture brick. Capital
$4,000. 1ncorporators Albert Burkhart,
G. J. Beck; Harry McEldowney, w. R.
Dayton and S. r.. Wells, of New Man
nington.
The Ramsey Syndicate of Lexington,
Kentucky, TO conduct an outdoor adver-
tising business. Capital stock, $4,000
Incorporators +. Il. Ramsey, L. A. Ram
sey, w. F. Ramsey, j. F. Moore, j. r.
Moore and j. J.. Brooke of Lexington,
j. r. Gallicl of Huntington, and n. s.
Burlew of Charleston.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-02-17
Heanly Forreits His Life.

A runaway almost ending fatally,
started horrible ulcer on the ley of
j. B orner, Franklin Grove, Illinois.
For four years it defied all doctors and
all remedies. But Bucklen's Arnica
Salve had no trouble to cure him.
Equally good for burns. bruises, skin
eruptions and piles. 25cents at
Frank G. BANDS drug store, Pike
street. feb. 3-deod-w1m.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-02-17
THE NELMs-RIGGS co.
Rooms 26, q LoWndes Bid.
ONCE open until 8 p m.
WILL PRACTICE LAW.
Prof. Morris gets Certificate and Will
Have Office Here.

Prof. W. Il. Morris, lately of the Phil
ppines, is here from Norgantown, where
II the University. He passed the state
bar examination this month and has
been given certificate to practice law
in West Virginia Mr.. Morris will To-
cate here, and will have his office in the
office formerly occupied by Lewis c.
lawson on Court street. He is n bril-
liant young man and we predict sue
cess for him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-02-17
mysterious Circumstance.

one was pale and sallow and the
other fresh and rosy. Whence the
difference ? She WIG is blushing with
health uses DR.. Kings New Life Pills
to maintain it. BY gently arousing
the lazy organs they compel good d.
gestion and head OFF constipation. Try
them. Only 25 cents at
Frank G. Bland, druggist. Pike
Street. feb. 3-deod:w1m.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-02-17
REAL ESTAT TIE
AND INSURANCE.

A most desirable business lot
In heart of city, 50x1s0, for sale.
A six room house on Second
street, 5 minutes walk from
Postotiice at ss,ooo.oo.
A six room house in Glen Elk
with every modern conyen-
fence, $4,000.
efs at Il s barg an ff faEen &c
once.
Beautiful cottage in Wines
addition rooms finished in
hard wood, 81, 10000.
House and lot on Locust
street. Rented at $25 90 per
month. Win sell for 81, $1,000.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-02-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issued as
follows:
Clyde G. Waldo and Minnie Williams.
Charles NJ. Farmer and Cornclia Hill.
Sam Shields and Mary Eliza Pattcr-
son.
William A. Arnold and Bertlia A. sny-
Joseph L. Arnett and Lucinda Eemper.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-02-17
MARRIED AT WALLACE.

Mr.. Joseph L. Arnctt and AIRS. Luz
cinda Kemper, daughter of John Rob
inson, We're married at Wallace Tuesday.
The marriage license was issued the
night before Mt 10 o'clock by Deputy
County Clerk j. Hornor Davis.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-02-17
cHnp SHOT an eLovERs' GAP.

-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-02-17
Gun in Hands of Young Moran is Acct
dentally Discharged.

Fairmont, W. Va, Feb. 10. Margaret
Murphy, aged years. of Giovers Gap,
this county, was shot through the stom-
ach late Saturday night by the acct
dental discharge OF a revolver in the
The child was brought to the hospital
here Sunday. Its recovery Is thought
to be doubtful.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-02-17

There is nothing more refreshing
than good cup of Hot Chocolate.
Get it at G. D. Sturm s. Co. druggists.
2-4-tf
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-02-17

Have your eyes examined and spec;
tacles accurately fitted'by DR.. Hard
man, oculist and aurist. Fordyce
Hiding. Jan. lo.o2ly
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-04
HIS 2-0RDSHlP'S
SECRETARY

iofistnaiI
two young Eagt55Hmeu hunting u
Tie f4e=zeeat one uI-at HoHeht He4er
at a=18HcB. st#ere 4nSpreadIy they
came a#sH t5e#fFaia i aae#5RHeH
aa ea~ HezaI mist.
II @as BrHIav.9 said e='f tae
buutaa .etae other 1uasr=. tal.I=. De
leH- azI =a. zeHa flied
hH~ha tHr5e- 4taah3=- SOS.
vouIa Is jolly 9a,,- tsr - 8.
itWr s5 #va ara .5.ties fH#a as ~
itfeUz
Rraf ~ 3ased 8f IL. aaaa6aiah
sur4rH5=H .2aa mean 4 alee = -
cure a4.5t#@ffe aadef ae- asssa=e Fl
betne #=H aH,aH
@0b eas auEy PROM - -
fer H5t#H.#a=-4 - e-gsl5.at= =. azlIan
WI gaasaofaus.I Ia1sas- =aa# #'#H
the laa7f #Hd - 95az
staiI 8af 5e ela5aIsa7 i #a.si4.s. a5ozr
whaf E= zzss#Ss=..aa #9a e.j BE-
frae=tE aHaH 3alezaa4ts tsf 4nt Of -
Ven orr Ha4e "a = fza r Hr#aH6
Lord a.fleraF about Ha-e#. .#faI57
Know ==arsat= deaf t'.e=aaals.# hI#a
II you a>e. aHd NH - tet-=to eeep
yoH from attaee4pu BY=preveatH- go4r
makfue#aHe sHet5z t7aapEs
Soft WIS mgl!e uD that eiaes8ofau2h
shuafd Hla# Lord 4srfiae4g ana 4 was
soon evident IT, .,fam,ag lhat= he Was
striving F. wtH tae toge IF Florence
AiofaH IT, st#5sa 4I4-# r u #e
oWuer 4 HEas.g - #.7H - 5H@=ts
known 54a# 6He n6ffaHeB Eare 2 tord
and his secretary very naturally #aeg
were eaiaets=o interest md sseee a.
gitea 70 pfelaBe taer staG hero WIS
81 slight 4aeoieion, however. an fhe part
of thp AfartHHers u lord fHarterat
They Had mingled with aobte families
abroaa tI ais Iordaa.p though eer
tainiY Eazlne the maHuef Ut 4 gentle
man IL I3r1 seemed 10 hem 10 be a
very ia rIer one.
Florence Mortimer vas aot hunting
for titles. and Ills Iardship d.d not
please her His secretary seemed FAR
preferable She WIS , fur 65rsew9-
man. and size and Mr. Bramiey rode
togetheH sud sang duets together and
read books together tiii Mr Mortimer
began IN feel troubled Miss Florence
was u very independent character and
he feared fhat # size feiI IN love with
Mr. Bramley who being lords sec
retarv, WIS 30 say the Least, not M
ImportaE parsonage size would marry
him despite all efforts 70 prevent Il
Meanwhile the spurious ord bee1mn
sf1f4f5a.aH#.i With nd ..,ai,s-,
thatsHe vas not only Trespen%5ve aat
leaning toward BramfeY =cGHidratatty
warned her AGAINST Ais secretary. Ia-
forHihe her tHat he was tAe younger
sen of a aebieman, had been easAiefad
from She army. and that IL 0Aar.a-
ray. being related "a him h4d taken
him iuto his service and brought hiu
to America with The hope fllat he
MIGHT marI4 Well aRd make the new
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-04
s1O ReWara. S1u0.

The readers Of this paper VIII be
.:gfeased 20 learn that there is at least
ore dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure IN all its stages and
that is Catarrh Halls Catarrh Cure
is he only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity Catarrh
being constitutional disease, re.
dQiras constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
Il acting directly upon the blood and
macas surfaces of the system there
- destroying tl.e foundation of the
disease and giving the patient strength
b3 building up the constitution ami
as istine nature in doing its work.
The praDreters have 50 much faith N
is curative powers that they offer
ono Hundred Dollars for any case that
fails to cure Send for list Of tes-
ttmoniaIs. Address,
i. CHENEY & co. Toledo. q
Sold by Druggist, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-04
Didn't Need a Chain.

In Scottish town, So the story
goes. a Lo0doner on his way 10
aoteI addressed DIE porter who'd
the way %ot arse place tAla2'
Ma verra vas tae answer. f.as IL
a corporation - \ What, sir IL
ou.red tAe baggage bearer 7 mean
0ao rules it, Rules n? list the
provost" Ah the provost Like our
f6fd mayor fIas ne eat any insig-
ma - remarked tie coelaey Insig.
ria What dye mean2" asked the
puzzled scotsman Yes, Ea.ania:
that is to say. has hc a ahaa.a the
polite visitor limited Whareu~an the
almost dumbfoanded native sasped
out: a chain, sir? The provost
chained? Ma, ma He gangs leose;
but dinna be feared, he's quite harm
less
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-04

aas s6.aa..e sta91=
f=1 - araef 8i@nIE s 8sa Af
d azer 8aF1ack Blood Httars
ade= I4eE GaU ur woman
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-04
Gra aphic's D q il y Story

world hrs tHme.
Miss Ua=luar Expressed gratitude -
H8-as.## a#r..ss as45afre n
I=t sarH#H ser - a.slEa- lar
a.s ruaa H#a.lHa. ..=a #s.fe
aae
aea i. #aaa He.s
#.zi Hf sHt
#a4
a# ..ss
saaI H. -asa#g
tHHflzHs
9ae.H=
zsue Ezsaa.. n
#..a a.a# ==p lie
1ll#s. f#s. saz.af# 8t=5 #Hat
tGe#a se as
4a .a=fila55 I5zaaz=z. .z5- zzf5af4
~ F 1f5Hz5fea z#ata tasr= ee=
.5#.Iz#z esE= .aas y5ate= fa
re.tez- England injuries
6#I6 Sc 1e= nj 555r5zra4 5.1
aarasa zuaf 4H4.gz zaea fEf4czt1t
such = aer=a.= #.1a a.sat ring lie .476
autumn 5.#Haa aaea. uniting fu#Aaer-
le4 Elle=Hez. ztsH #tse dfair VAS IN
laall8Hiaa - dine Hah H.Ia Miss Nor
timer ea.aa.ae shat s5s might lave
,ezn =zafIS.= IL ...M IA 55a= Hatter of ia
sfrf fHaH #s secretary. decided 70
accept
ss t5a hostess,
tapping 5ae lady On she aacE with her
saa 30 see3#ra= Her attention. efat me
present Lord eharIcrav4 Florence
turned and here stood Mr Rfamlev.
hi5 checks flaming Ike pajr=of aarna
TONS
\ pleasant surprise lighted Hp Mss
Morttmer.s face relieving - a great
extent tAp eariss Embarrassment Since
thay were HataIone size taetfully began
10 chat wita5ut any reference to heir
former meeting bnt later when they
werc seated apart from thr others size
said.
Come there is a story am dying
to hear
Gharlerav began BY telling her that
10 enjoy y hunting season. avoiding Eo-
toriety. be bad come to the country m
der the name Of BrauIey and gone
Vest whore he had met Caes5orough.
t8 whom he did not resn4 Us IDENTITY.
H then confessed thaf srhen ebeshor-
oaeh proposed t4at they Should play
the parts af aoeIamcH r..e temptation
70 tet fhestaaa@H nz9E=afs Charlie
raF'sf nartwas teo strong "a - resist
ed Miss Mortimer Eas n first IT
eiined IL bfa8e Him fai.aat making an
explanation safare liz asft 5e anea.
bHt before haleft her he HseH aH aeea
aer fhaf II could mo- honor ~ ne
sa1sa ,4rl dn so AtaHv eataeaa So AR
'arQave the Hdfscrat5an - ~ Haaoue
Ladv Ch9FIeray. a. Mf#6ffET..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-04
ENORMOUS SUMS Or MONEY.
Vast Amounts Handled BY American
=a7ee Companies,

Vast 67aaots Handled ~ American
9ace =Goaapa
asol aaH9 esw people vaa i've
aa.Hear5a t.e=a =aaaaY markets
eaH=#8 6a ao8slaer=the tae.
a#aa#.e8s# #a16=ear 5sfss #zaaa1 by
6se szaHca z9sa aa5as Il Hhe United
51a The amcms money mat
f}#ozs eHns= haa#5e =aa0fmGHs
0ae=eae roaa - II present The SIX.
= sEaa Insurance ean,
Pa IS &C ttle Eata3 States hoId Sc
eHfit.es - Kinds that aggregate
mnre than aHe billion d9e hundred
milton dollars taaaina-o -on fails 10
grasp sncb figures II is equivalent 70
saving that there ara 800 banks In
the country each 3f winch aas eeo-
600 wA.ae mist aeeD tayestez..
Strit5as a.ese figures aae .a3eF
10 aa
lesser insurance ana a7
pay no eotrJ5sa
by tte an
small
a5ezEas
held =as
5ze 4s.
lar r-.,l
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4ae
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DIAN
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-04
New 70 Londonars.

The Iondoner will be greatly aa,
noyed by innovations when the
American electrical cars are running
in the Metropolitan underground and
tu'penny tube railways. The fare
will be five cents for any distance;
there will be no first, second or thira
class; the high speed will be over
sixty miles an hour, and the twenty.
second limit to stops will give him =
Chicago education IN movement.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-04

case 5. #gsz1r y ent Held Eack
Have En- Re Queen Of ehe
~.re = .e in The woods
4 s ttaieh e4ea= er
= is not a.eaid
a=.a =8f deer .s#aaza.=
ae5z-Haatec#= IN
59r.i 1Ee vent out ae.es
seef s.aag ne aorfa fofE CT Ela .#aa
Rive af fees. were u=
#af .. aa5 messy 4ua On.
ana st #raaa =
~ 49,.
II Sis
sraln saU. III
aa4a# eUaaae..s.
aauE. ~ tf ~.
ana tae Eozar5i z.ae
zast eaaa4a 5i #.a - rs
horns a. sa sa..H.
An ao4r .ata3 a4as gt= nj
and tie Zoe stool = s.l
#az Ia se re za4
She as at
zjsfaaf an ssze=z he'd - nd
zla9.ast ~ r.zs az. - II aa...a
within ranee 55~#Hi e .hst t1a
brightness 8f t.. Blinded aae
he Wind vas s.asise rom aar 20 tha
au4tefs so She saala act scent JGa9.
The nan wao vas Eoiiag dropped
the long pole al down ana JQoE up
the paddle The aoat continued 70
advance and the ser 10 stand stiu.
r erept on foat ~ fa8t and she be-
teaHed no nervousness NOW aaa hen
ste -hrusr her nose=faf upward. t5gIg.
ad aer aead 10 one side and ezpaaaed
her H9strfts IA the effort to=sniff 81.
scent Of the approaching party. bu;
flight lid not occur 70 her
The boat GOT within twenty faat u
her. then within ten feet Another
stroke Il the paddle and It Fo1i.,.
have been upon Har. Then she tara.
ed toward fhe bank and walked Low
=ly away Twice she stopped aaa .5o1-
ed back at The light once she stop
ped, gathered a mouthful OF water
grass and eEeved It. Still at a walk.
never hurrying .ven into slow rot
sh. vent up tae bank and dtsa2-
peared.
AlEfhis time there had been a n:ar
sitting With Ai@h- power rife fust
behind the light He Wantee -er
meat badly. and could, Of course -.
blown hole through the am = ia
he had been 50 minded. II act "a
could d#haye= noclvea it don With III.
41ides pole when .a 58a bottom
of the 5oat. EEe #ai9. a4teFward:
Il could not shoot. she vas 4
very beautiful animal. standing re-
Hesad Ia he strong sat=.o hat every
muscle showed zaa locked straight
at me With her lHstrousl large eyes,
ehat were not frightened. Bat merely
.aquizltIx-# peaF5as into The q at
amp 10 see + II contained anything
harmIHl Of useful 70 her she could
not see= me =8f course. as was n
tae alaea shadaN yeaiHd fHa tigt1t,
3Ht could hardly persuade myself
That was unseen. killing that #deer
world have been simple murder
The man zaf#5aeG 10 camp at n
the morning, without shot lred. but
4e sasz mat Ac t=H letter Tor a clear
conscience
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-04
THE DOE WENT FREE
HUNTERS ADMIRATION OVER
C~.fE His GREED.

czze il sgl-=o-# 7t.s~ent Held Eack
te t5f5sa Bcad
Have zr=-4 Queen Of ehe
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-04
low 81. .Exnlatned L.

LITTLE - aaHet stood bH the el~e
of The HHason Watc me
Presently tug came steam g
With half 4 dozen Harges tawed he
mind r. TIE harsaa 9ere iaaded With
wet earth and their decks We're even
with the waters edee The child
looked at fhem curiously for awhile
and taen exclaimed Oh leok they
are pulling an islaad down to New
York. New York Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-04
N Yerrlerfttl In,a.e

95t extraordinary peaeI-or
aster ST pearIs-sHovn as
heFn Gross IS e0aea av a
4sof t4st.aaa Gentlemen Who
zalae Il.sg S5O.0Qa So 5ar ~ is zaown
occupies an absolutely unique Bosi,
i consists II aIae pearls. aafIl.
crown together In So eaeular
ef as 70 foem perfect latin
The pearl VAS discovered hv
sher 8; Roebourue N West Aus.
tees3 The first owner regarded II
Nl much superstition that he
besied but it vas discovered n 1874
~. years later was placed on
exhibition in Australia The pearl is
said 10 have es,t..sed hands many
times. and each time it has done so
the person or persons parting with it
has doubled his ~ ~.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-04
MaA donald Mennorlai Fund

The Hector Macdonald memorial
fund is now approaching e4oo0 and
JOIN saaaoa al Glasgow in intimating
Ef.8f4 feHews His prom
aaata 3 similar mn Rhen
He u 4hscEzaaa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-04

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