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GETS ANOTHER TROLLEY LINE.
Public Service Leases the South Orange
and Maple wood Road.

The Public Service Corporation Of Newark
has secured long lease upon the property
Of tho South Orange and Maplewood Street
Railway Company, short line built upon
private right of way and extending from
the Erie station on Main street. Orange to
a point just west Of the Lackawanna Rail
road crossing on South Orange avenue
The lease has not been signed yet but
all OF tho details are arranged and the
deal will go through. II is the intention
Of the Public Service Corporation TO con
meet the newly acquired road with the
Orange and South Orange lines.
The South Orange and Maplewood road
was built in 1894 by the late Henry A, Page
of South Orange IL cost SIPS 900 and is
four miles long 1t is owned by the Page
estate,
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STATE NAY IMPORT LAEOR



NEW OkLEANs, Sept. s-The State Of
Louisiana may come to the assistance
OF the Louisiana oyster Gamers by bring
ing the necessary labor from abroad. The
shrinksge and canning OF oysters are done
In this country almost exclusively by Bo-
hemians, and the supply Of labor In not
equal to the demand.
The Louisiana Gamers, especially Du-
kate, Lopet and the Dunbars. have com
planned to the Louisiana Commission of
the pres>nt condition, brought about by the
were mainly situated along the Mississippi
coast. but, ~ the Louisiana Law prohibited
any but Louisiana establishments from
taking oysters from the Louisiana oyster
beds, they have been compelled to move
to this State and have erected large fac
tories and canneries near New Orleans.
But the labor is Lack John Dymond,
coliIsri Tor the commission, suggests that
the labor be secured abroad, that in
doing 40 the Contract Labor law will not
be violated. That law prohibits persons
or firms in this country from contracting
with foreigners TO come to the United
States for labor. but the law, while rigid
against individuals does not. Mr.. Dymond
points out, prevent a State importing
labor
The State may cause II to be known in
foreign countries that labor is in demand
within its boundaries and may indicate to
those il seeks TO induce to come that places
are waiting for them. In this way only,
he says. can relief be found.
Mr. Dymond takes the view that az the
State of Louisiana compelled these Gamers
10 move their establishments to Louisiana.
1t ought to assist them in securing the
necessary labor.
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HOLIDAY CASH FROM THE BANKS.
Probably S3OO.OOO Withdrawn-But 1t
VIII Come Back.

Uptown banks and some OF those in the
financial district were called on last week
for great deal OF cash to meet the demands
Of hoiday-makers, Bankers figured that
something like 100000 persons would leave
town for the three holidays and their ex-
penses concerned the banks
1t was estimated that the individual
expenditures on excursions to Niagara
Falls. Washington, and the seaside resorts
would average about $40 day or $50 in
the three dars, On the basis OF 100 900
pleasure seekers there would be withdraw
from the banks some 81, 900. 0Oo
Bankers do not worry over the removal
of this money as thev know from expert
ence that it returns q1ickly. It is rede-
posted at out Of town banks and within
a few days finds it's way back to town.
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oAhhlonA. \ Y Sept Walter Pharo
u We" f'ra 'iry, charfnd with grand lar
"'} 10 Mo- r"'ond dngrse, In ~ the SaTa.
II,n ''lI'y Iall al B0llstoH Spa Mrs
.'bIl" II WILCOX ~ New York city,
th' OWN and ocoupisl summer .0i .
.aE. On lsra place here, caused his arrest
NE Grand Union Hotel Size alleges
hA' Fhafp stole from her gold watch
tta,.'a ~ over 500 phsTo was aTrsigDad
W. morning when b. wsiN ID eSaIninst ION
~" "as h'id for the October Grand jury,
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stree, oar mt M Ambulance.

WIN. DR. Waterman was transferring
load Of patients from HudsoD street hos
pital TO BELLEVUE late yesisTdsy afternoon
his ambulance wAs struck ny n SIKH avenue
oar "a, Canal street and West bf9aH" way
Th. horse Wa slightly injured, but the
patients ssoaIsd With q bad scare,
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
New YORK, August u, 1903
THE WESTERN NATIONAL RANk OF 1HD
A

UNITED STATES IN NEW YORK,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that special
meeting OF the shareholders OF The Western Ma.
,on.i Bank OF tas United Stasss n New YorE wa
borough OF Manhattan, City OF New York, -
the 23d day OF September 1908, AT 70 O'Clock noon,
for the purpose OF voting on the following propo.
bitions;
To place this Bank IN voluntary liquidation undeS
the provisions OF Sections S,?O and 522l OF the
United States Revised statutes, such liquidatoq
10 take effect on the 9Th day Of October 1908 and
TO authorize and approve the sale Of all the assets
of this Bank al the book value thereof as shown
by the Banks statement Of It's assets and iabli!-
ties OF the date Of such sale, and In further con-
sldcraion OF the nssum ption by the National Bang
OF Commerce In New York OF all the liabilities u
this Bank shown by such statement. and "a
transact sqch other business a. may properly
come before the meeting,
by order OF the Board OF Directors.
CHARLES l.. ROlI NSOV Cashier
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAc-rHN DAY
Sun rises. 5:aI Sun sets go Moon rise,.
HIGH wArFR-rHIs DAY
Sandy Hook o52 Gov I'D. 1924 Hell Gate .. o II


Arrivsd-SAruRDAy Sept. S.
SIS Cedric, Liverpool. Aug IS.
SIS In TourHine. Havre Auy 20
SIS FIT VI Ia LIVERPOOL Aug 20
ss 2iar OF irtl and. BARR Aug 20.
S. Ccrra, I.eghorn. July ~
SIS Pima London, Aug. 81
SIS SclDrfels, Crl"f,ia. J'lv -.
SIS Seneca cicnfucgos. Auy. "a
IS H.tHpr Cienf 'rgJ, e %
SIS Comanche. Jacksonvili", sept. 2.
SIS Hamilton. Norfolk. Sept
SIS Northtown. Por, Arthur. Tex. Aug ~
IS l. j. Merritt Nor'Dlt sept
Bark Fntge, Rio Gran1c DO Sui jrly &
Barkentlnc Daisy Rcaf, Brunswick, Aug 25.
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Live stock Market.

SATURDAY. Sept B
No receipts Of bsoyss no sars reported Dressed
beef slealy, city dressed naive sides genera
sales, 1'adgsc per III Gables last received quoted
American steers a. ula1llA.c, dressed weight
rttlsefa'9r bret at ,as,,e per j. EAporls
Hcceipls Of calves, all Tor the paTssi were is
head $50 head on sale all told The market rStrd
steady osrL 700 Gtad unAold i9clGd!ng nA Of
per IL '~'"
itrGrlp,S u sheep and lambs, including 2 car.
direct 10 slaughter were O. tM hfad I5lE rsJs on
sac all toli shssp ruled hfm lambs wore slighdy
Oh sale The peas @sIe MI quito sls4ssd sbsep
sol! e bgtSne;, y y toats 70 ps! 10y lbs ismh
general sAles flSAibIsc
jssselpts 81 hogs sss ITO hss4. Ill ososlsaAs
dIIsoL
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INTERNATIONAL SILVER COMPANY.


Al q meeting OF the Board OF Directors quar-.
terly dividend OF on nIJ per cent was declared
payable October /. 1908 TO stockholders of record
Sept 10. 1909.
The transfer Books Of Preferred Stock will
be closed on Sept 10, at three o'clock p. NJ. and
rcopened on Oct . 1909 at ten o'clock A. NJ. Cheques
will be mailed. GEORGE ROCkW ELL. Srry.
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ARRIVED OFT.
SIS Ko ngln Luise. from New York at Chcrbourg
SAILED FROM FOREIGN PORTS.

SIS Crlti0 from Queenstown for New York
SIS Campania. from Liverpool for New York
SIS New York from SOUTHAMPTON for New York,
SIS k0nlg Albert. from Bremen for New York.
SIS Ryniam. from Rottcr II for New York.
SIS l'rhi'. FROM Glasgow for Ner York.
IS tArDitll. fro,n hlnlUury for New York.
IS Lain. from Naples for New York.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

New York Central
Month August S7,os2 40 ss,7r a47 inc ssAsss7
From July 1875? COS II M 0s6 Inc. 0Oe
tth week August. aD.i.slb 10000 Ihc. l6i $50
Month";, .. 2913. 1O ANS Inc. 2Oi 43s
From July l,.,,, 5NT,5 8i 5&sI,l37 Inc. 5l6tcl
.,S U Week August b, nsa ,lss7so Inc .ss,,s
Month O.. ..I., 9.Sf0.S7j sos, 26S Inc. III $40
From July .., 7.2s7.Gsa o.7ss. s12 Inc. i67 DOT
Month ,,'''''''. asieSs ssc.ssI Inc Inc i lie
From January 2.o4saSO 1902 OVo Inc. 2s7ssI
sd week August 99sa. roe ss7s.ilo Dec. ,r72A
From July l.,.. 4,74o3i8 +,28d AS Inc ts,Boi
PACIFIC COAST.
The Pacific Coast Company reports for June:
1908 1902 Changes.
Gross earnings SS1s,sss S52i. 2o3 Inc ti7S0a
opcr expenses Sa'9S 36i,245 Inc. s21ol
Net esrnlnss... sls4sSs NSo,O.s lnr sa.oos
Grnss earnings .SS0Oa 7Ss 81, o7s M Inc $3.50 $40
Oper. expenses TT8 3,ss5,bl5 Inc 400 2oi
Net earnings. Si2li s17 q. Os7 ao2 Inc Si74 2ss
srRAcUsR RAPID Transit.
Ths Syracuse Rapid Transit Company reports for
July.
o, isos iso, Change:
6 6GSi' s sspea:.. s 81 Inc Inc si is
Net earnings. ss2 ,ibS t2s aOs lne N2ts
From Jan. 10 July 81
Gross earnings, stt9 4ss I.O9. is4 Inc ~ 90,
oper. expenses US ~ 2sOsA4 Inc 2s.O4d
u earnings. sisSio' ,1s.s.o Inc ss?s,
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l. n RIDcelY, 70 BROAD ST.. N.Y.
CONTIDENTIAL PRICES

Stscks. Through me yes can bay At Pros
tsctors' price,. This II the surest way Of max
GsIecnSs. ned Boy. TsrnaseiS Arm. CfacTsr
Oregon. Alaska CsatIai. Palmer MT. Tunnel.
learning my prtess, aighsst bank ref: Reli:
able reports. Market letter free. Wire II
necessary. A. g. HANAUER, 6pNkane. Wash.
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States deposits. Dec. $50? 400
The amount OF United States deposits shown
In shis week statement is ~ PA No. decrease Of
A7.tOO from last week. II these deposits were
deducted from the aggregate given. the surplus
would be S78. .67s.
Below is table showing the percentages Of cash
reserves to deposits Of several Of the more prom.
inent banks, compared with those of last week:
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BANK STATEMENT.
Cash Holdings Decrease $3.50. 100.

The bank statement, In view OF the large
decrease In cash. could not be regarded as a
very favorable one. but as previous estimates
not as disappointing a. it otherwise would
have been, The loan account increased ST.
3O4 800 and deposits fell of 1892, 800. thus
bringing about a reduction in the surplus
reserve Of $3.50. $50.
The weekly statement Of avera ses OF the
Associated Banks Of the City Of New York
compares as follows with those OF last week
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-06
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WAsHrN0ToN Sent. S-The cash statement ~ tho
receipts and expenditures OF the Treasury shows:
THIS fdp THIS month Fiscal Usnr.
Recei?tA"..... 81 s3S.7H tsOAa.7S Sioe. 6fa mi
Expenditures. 100000 100000 i08.TB? 1888
Surplus, sihb,7i t7is.7as def. S2pn fai
The rrcriuts from the customs IN day were 1927
1S: from Internal revenue. 3Ja 100: miscellaneous.
ton. n. i757ia
The cash statement Of the United States Treas
ufcr for Sept s, shows:
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Imports and Exports nj specie.

The imports Of specie for the week were
81 SOP ~ which $751; was gold making
total specie Imports since Jan I S,lsa, 27I
Exports % specie were Gold. o. sos silver,
SJ3t $50 "A total ~ st3s, t35. aRnInst s,97. 255
since Jan / have been Gold s3l 800, 3D. and
silver, s2I ,29O, 5i,, a total of t52, ssi $50
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Imports 81 GeDsrai MsrchAHdise AMI DR.,
Goods,

1WpOTTb ~ BrNFTAT WtTNHHHHBf bNU UTy
Goods
Imports o. dry goods and general merchandise,
as reported 81 ths Custom HOUSE. COHIpaTr ~
follows with those ~ last urIh and "a, c0Trrsp0nd
llx week Dgr year ago
ThIs uffk IaH week Ian B,It
Dry goods e286,2,y g.Bal,H Ebss 5A
General DldAr 727Skl Dsik Ss g2T6 J7g
J1,sIs 5000 NO Si2LWyos 81 40, 40
From Jan I 10 date tGry compare a. fOllD~s
with last year
1908 100
Dvy goods W. IN %, bIbI ~
GehsIsI Jasrchsndiss bs s<s tsi 2s7 .s2 2sG
Tsssis, ..,,.,..,......,,S Aas.0Jesss sss<sse.oAl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-15
scrtptIon Price.
NEW BLOOD IN THE SENATE

Much new blood will be injected in
to the United States senate with the
opening of the fifty.eiehth congress
For Years that body has been filled
with old men, as is evidenced by the
fact that there are seven senators
who are more than -. seven more
who are between the ages of 70 and
10 and still a third seven between 60
and 20 Senator Pettus Of Alabama
is the oldest member of the senate,
He is s.. Senator Morgan comes next
with - years but he is far more visor.
Gus than many younger men While
Senator Bate of Tennessee. HaWIev of
Connecticut and Hoar of Massaehu-
sets are each - years old. Plat of
New York is 20 and DepeW, his col
league, but one year younger. PIatt
of Connecticut, Allison of Iowa and
several others are by no means young
men.
A list of those men who will be
superseded by others after March
next shows that no less than five of
them are above the age of 80 years.
They are Harris of Kansas. 63 Jones
of Arkansas Ga Jones of Nevada, 13
Teller of Colorado, 73; Vest of Mis-
souri,, 73. Representatives Hopkins,
I.atimer and Newlands will leave the
house to take the places of Senators
Mason. McEanrin and Jones Of Neva-
da. German of Maryland will take
Wellington's place, former Governor
Stone OF Missouri will succeed the
venerable Senator Vest; ex-governor
McCrearv of Kentucky will take Sen
ator Deboes place: Mormon Apostle
Smoot may succeed Senator RaWlins
of Utah: Jones of Arkansas will give
place to former Governor Clarke OF
that state. The results in Kansas,
Idaho, North Carolina. Oregon Col
orado and Washington are in doubt
Sixteen senators either have been or
will he reelected
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-15
Cattle ei.1 America.

In an introduction to recent mile.
lin ON American breeds OF beef cattle
the broad statement is made that
prior to the discovery OF America
there We're 20 cattle in the western
hemisphere. Or. one of his voyages
Columbus is said to have brought a
npsnber of domestic animals with him,
The escape from captivity OF some Ct
The early importations OF cattle was
the means OF establishing the famous
native cattle herds OF the West Indies
and Mexico, and the lone-horned herds
of Texas. The Wild horses of the
nlains were similarly founded.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-15
How His IS !.

The height to winch different birds
attain in their flight has often been
the subject of dispute, especialy
among sportsme. IN observations
lately made in c 43y it would ap-
pear that the hig. c4 iier, as has al
ways been supposed, is the eagle.
This bird was SEEN al a height " 81
600 yards.
Crows also fly very high. though not
70 be compared with tie King of birds,
the greatest heig IS at which aero
nauts have encountered them being
.40U yards The lark, says the Lon
don Country Life. which is usually
supposed to reach great heights. In
Z ality only scars to about 600 yards
above the ground, while pi Secns
which We're allowed 10 escape at ali.
tudes between 900 Yards and 1900
Yards, quickly descended 70 lower re-
kions Of the air.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-15
DISTRICT SCHOOL LIBRARIES.

Senator PinniX has introduced a bill
in the senate providing fer thc ere9-
ton Of a library board composed OF the
state superintendent of instruction
and the professor of peda-
gogy in the state university. Who shall
regulate libraries which shall be pur-
chased ont of school faHas Each
school shall b. entitled to a library
to an extent to be decided ~ The
state library board TAe rea3iHe mat
ter shall consist Of works ef higher
Literature. history geography. nature
study, practical agriculture journals
The library shan be kept in the
school house. subject TO the principal
Of the school The books shall be
loaned 10 the pupils, but losses or
damages shall be paid in full by pat,
rons or such pupils as commit fault.
The bill provides that any Of the libra
ries of the state as whole may re
ceive gifts or money or volumes. Sena.
Tor Fletcher, when the first and second
readings had been finished, moved
that the secretary be instructed TO
have printed 100 copies of the bill.
Senator Price substituted 200 which
was carried.
The bill is a good one and would
be Of incalculable benefit To the child
ren OF the common schools if the Ii
braries are properly protected and the
books correctly cared for. The Ii
braries would be great aids TO tn,
children in acquiring an education
1t would afford books for scientific
reading and study which they are a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-15
a Mean Decep ption.

John ". Donesan. justice Of the
peace In Jersey City. has established
his claim to being considered a man
81 his word Some months age he an
nounced that b. would give a hand
some suit of paflcr furniture to the
twenty-hrst couple for whom he tied
the nuptial knot After officiating az
twenty weddings he calmly took unto
himself a bride. to whom he has now
4IEeH tfe prGllised parlar suit
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-15
What Aliiqators Eat.

More tEaa once curious things have
1ern found in the stomach of a shark,
1ut never has such an extraordinary
olicctioa been found as was discov-
red recently in the stomach of an al
aeator This alligator was l>illed il
he Soudan and was more than l.
eel in length In its stomach were
iseovered eigaty-fve stones, several
irds CLAWS, two human finger nails
and three hoofs OF donkey, to one ot
Which piece of rope was attached.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-15
Dr.. Taimage Silenced Lawyer.

The late DR., Talmage once called
~ ais lawyer and found two of his
oarishioners there on legal business
If a private nature ".Ah. doctor!"
allied the lawyer in greeting Good
morning, Here are two of your flock.
Way ask without impertinence IL
Eou regard them as black sheep or
white" 4 don't know as vet" replied
Talmage dryly. whether .neyre black
Or white, bat I'm very certain that II
ley remain mere long thayll be
ieeced
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-15
WANTED "ONE SMALL SHRIMP"
Good Story Told Of Youthful New

Good Story Told Of Youthful New
YORK h'ousekeeper.
a rery young and very ineNperi-
enced matrou-a well-knoWn society
woman Of this boroush-recently un-
dertook to assume the entire manage
ment, even to the smallest detail Of
her household affairs, and her direc
ti3ns to the servants are conveyed t.
them in writing \ few days ago.
wishing to have some dainty dish for
luncheon, she thought nice shrimp
salad would be the thing, and accord
ingly wrote her instructions to the
cook to prepare the salad and for the
purpose to order from the market
man "one small shrimp" The story
leaked out, and it will be many days
before sue will be able to look into
the eyes of any of her friends without
seeing the small shrimp twinkling
therein.-NeW York Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-15
Clear Case AGAINST Barber

Hoooken man talked Naile a bar
acr Was shaving him and had a slice
gAen out of his chin. Now be is
SUNG the barber because The latter
started the conversation. Any barber
wbo gets his patient into an areumenf
should be sure that he is skilled
enough to shave without mishap, to
lodge both gestures aud words This
Hobohen victim appears &c have &
clear case
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-15
Were Not Her Dearest Wishes.

A London paper says that American
fashionable women are wearing belts
ornamented with Chinese hieroglyph.
les in silver and that one woman was
ciaSrined to learn from Chinese
Gipiumat that the hieroglyphics she
wore read, May all my enemies die
in torture, and May I have fifty
sons
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-15
Move to Promote Temperance.

Miss Lillian Valid of New York is at
the head Of the Social Halls associa'
tion. which has raised 5000 coo 10 es.
tablsh model saloons to sell light
wines and beer Of good quality, and
Otherwise encourage the use OF tenn.
pe1'ate drinks
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-15
4 Question Of Color.

There seems to be an Impression
abroad in New York city among ces-
tain class Of citizens remarked the
observer If events and things, that
any law which prevents person from
painting the town red on Sunday ls
blue law. w."-Yonkers Statesman.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-15
Eugn- " ares ..
re His Of Society.

A southern professor explains how
society becomes corrupt: First.
there arc a few bad; second, by de-
eeption, BY hypocrisy, and meanness
they persuade the weak to join them
third, the mean and weak make
large show of numbers and the yirtu-
Gus remain inactive and allow the
vicious crowd to rule.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-15
Paradise Of Roses.

The paradise of roses is not in Tur-
key, Bulgaria or Persia, it seems, but
at SceauX, near Paris, where in his
garden of L'Hay, NJ. Gravereaux has
collected 5000 different species from
all parts of the world. The Chamber
ing roses are particularly fine. and are
trained over espaliers as we'll as ar
cades,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-15
Mail Order Business laroe

The total volume of business done
by the mail order business OF Chicago
is about $40. 900, 600 a year. One firm
in Chicago does a trade of sl5,000,
600 another $12,000000. 1t is a cash
business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-15
Holy Men Well Cared For.

Although there are over 3.9oo.0o0
takers in India beegar never
starves, except voluntarily IN self
50 afraid are the natives
of mourning the wrath Of their null
gods if the holy men are
not cared for
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-15
Put This in Your Pipe and Smoke It

That bile we are not advertising any
special reduction sale Just to catch few an
sllspectinq customers Our store IS bargain
house at all times, Il months IN year. II i
an easy matter for us 10 underse our COM
Dafitors because the firm, Rhodes HaVerty
Furniture Co, with their 40 stores, buys
more Furniture and Carpets in one month
than all the stores II, this city buy In year
p> pay spot cash This { as you can see Ell"
ables us to buy goods from 20 to 80 per &c.
less than our competitors. 1t matters not
what others advertise. We invite con1parl-
son at all times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-15
licl,SS on Baby CARRIAGES.

Kent County Council mas decided
II baby carriages should carry
ights at night, as the language of the
st,-t,:to regulating the lighting of We
icles is general enough to cover per
: hulators.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-15

On street car between 3 and D. m
Friday, on Pullen car, between Main
Second and Mrs. STAIRS, florist a
pearl pendant in envelope. addressed
to Roddin. Finder receive reward by
returning to Hotel Truloch.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-15
Writings of Washington Irving.

writings OF washington Irving.
Irving wrote the 1rss 12o pages Of
"Braceridge f.r" IN ten days; the
'Alhamb@a'' was mostly written dur.
ing tna three months he spent in
hat palace: his Life of George
Washington required nearly f~e
years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-15

Monarch, over pain, Burns, cuts,
sprains, stings. Instant relief. DR..
Thomas Electric Oil AT any drug
store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-15
Where Water is Valuable.

BY recent action of the supervis.
ors it is now misdemeanor to permit
artesian we'll water to run to waste
10 Riverside ccunty. California
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-15
ITTX osuOHy 10 uoQBu0It

ITIX osuoHE 10 uoanuoIo5
qua 10 doUoV u! sonlMlsoJ 7Ql UoIJ
papnIoXa 90 -tem atHlQ5gHnq leql
SuI2eJd uon i'd 3 poA!799I seq lu9W
uI0AoS Vs!uJdS @ql euoIe0Jed uoII
'6uau6!I-iina doaS 2inoM
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-15

present unfble to have because Of
faa inability Of many of tine parents
to purchase he books.
\ lii 10 make a summons lc-ai by
mail las been introduced in the sen
ate. If y registered mail it should be
made Legal. 6ut then the sheriff should
net be allowed mileage as al present
II scrqIaa the papers By mail
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-15
To the Citizens of Pine Bluff.

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most respectfully ask yo4 to con
slider tire below statement of Dr. II. E.
Williams before you east your vote
r H. BROWN
Whereas it has been rumored that
Judge Browns health is such that he
can't attend to the duties Of the of
flee OF police judge beg to state ebe-
ing his physician all the time) that
Judge Browns health is verg much i'm
proved and is improving every day,
and see no reason Why he cant fill
the office as we'll as he ever did
n f WILLIAMS. NJ. D.