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The Washington times., 1903-10-16
NEWS NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Mrs. j.. a. Coakley was seriously in
jured by the falling off a plank into a
gully at the Bethel Cemetery a few days
ago
Samuel 3. Fisher, long a well-known
business man OF this city. has moved 10
Washington, where he will engage in
business.
Elmer Spittle. Of this city. has passed
an examination for registered pharma-
cist before the State Board Of Pharmacy.
Mrs. W. A Smoot jr.. Annie Ansley
and the Misses Burke will this evening
give a tea at the Golf Clubhouse. on
Shooters Hill.
Alfred WCllberg has passed an exam
ination before the State Board Of Phar-
macy as a registered pharmacist.
Joseph Cochran. of Charlottesville
was In this city today visiting old
friends.
Kate Strother. of Paris. Va. is visit
ing relatives in this city.
The Washington times., 1903-10-16
SCHOFIELD H0NoRED
BY ARMY or THE OHIO

Lieut. Cen John II. SchOfeid was the
distinguished comrade in whose honor
the Society Of the Army of the Ohio
held n reception 90 the Ebbitt House
Inst night. prior TO the general reccp-
ton at Rauscher's. a short program
by Cen. Z. c. Hayes. Col. John A
Joyce. and the Burnside Glee Club. hac
been given when delegations from the
three Other great army societies arrived
f'om their respective hotels Several
hundred old comrades were greeted b.
General Schoheld. among thera Gems.
. J. Henderson and J. S. Case
nsent, who served under him in the
VII war; Paymaster General Harris, OF
the Navy. and Assistant Paymaste-
General Simpson
Election of officers at the business
meeting resulted as follows:
President. Lieutenant Gem raischoaeld:
first vice president, Gen. L. J. Henderson:
treasurer. Major J. +. Stewart; secre-
tarv and historian. J. Praise Richard
vice president for the District Of Co
lumbia. Capt. George Roadway. State
Vice residents viii be elected by ths
executive committee. which was chosen
as follows: Capt. A. r. Mcmillan. chair
man; Col. John "A. Joyce. Capt J. l.
Thornton. Gideon Lyon r. a. Raglan
T. NJ Talimadge and y. " Mccullough.
At the conclusion OK the reception
the members OF the four army societies
marched 70 EauscLcr's. They were
escorted by the Engineers and Second
Cavalry bands. Members were accom-
Ianied by their wives and relatives in
the march.
The Ohio Society win meet a.sain neDt
TUESDAY night at T:15 o'clock i'm the
National Tribune" rooms.
The Washington times., 1903-10-16
POLICE COURT COLLATERAL
ACCOUNT AUDITED

Auditor Garrison has submitted to the
commissioners a statement giving the
result OF recent examination made by
his office Of the collateral account of
the Police Court from January, 1902 to
October 8. 1893. The report shows s651. 50
On hand on account of collaterals IN
called for and due to sundry parties.
The moneys received on account of
collaterais In the Police Court are not
deposited with the Collector Of Taxes,
nor IS the Auditor of the District re-
CURED by law officially to audit the ac-
counts. The examination therefore Is
advisory only. and has been made with
me verbal consent and acquiescence OF
the judges Of the Police Court.
AUDITOR Garrison asks whether he
cfnct stations
The Washington times., 1903-10-16
COMMISSIONERS REFUSE TO
SUSPEND MAHHOLE ORDER

The Commissioners have refused to
suspend an order recently issued by
them relative 70 the substitution OF
filed covers for manholes and hand
holes. George H. Harries. vice presi.
dent OF the Potomac Electric Power
Company. recently wrote 20 the Com
missioners. declaring the order would
Involve a large expenditure on the part
90 the company. and constituted a
burden too heavy 10 be regarded as
reasonable.
General Harries requested the order be
suspended. but Captain Newcomer rec
oInmends the request be denied The
Commissioners state. however. they will
be glad 10 consider any statement Gen.
erid Harries cares TO make on the sub.
5ect
The Washington times., 1903-10-16
HEROES OF WAR TINE
At GRAND RECEPTION
Army of the Potomac En-
tertainS Comrades.
"REMINISCENCES EXCHANGED
Hundreds of Guests Greeted by Receiv-
ing Party of Civil War
Notables.

For more than three hours last night
a constant stream OF callers passed II
line before the receiving committee of
the Society or the Army OF he PAtomrc
at brilliant reception held at Rausch-
er's for the members of the Societies
Of the Armies Of the Ohio. Tennessee.
and Cumberland, Potomac Medal OF
Honor Legion, and the Aztec Club. as
semblcd in Washington for the Sherman
statue dedication.
The reception attracted not only the
veterans and their families. but army
and navy officers, men who fought fcrty
years ago and are yet meml,a, * II tue
nations fighting machine and civilians
a. well. The gold lace OF The modern
dress uniform, the more sumber blue
OF the veteran. evening gowns Of many
colors, and the sedat dress of the
civilian were mingled harmonious
whole. II was an affair whcre the hei o
O. the Philippines told bus of stirring
battle scenes TO the veteran with the
immortal war record and found will
Ing and sympathetic listener
Hall Well Decorated.
Decorations in the reception hail and
throughout the building were superb
In the ballroom the nation Al ccIors were
worked into the arrangement every
where In the rear OF tn reception
committee was placed an immense coat
OF arms of the United States. with fos-
toons of red. white, AMI blue extending
II either direction. and Ia the center
VAS the portrait Of Prcsid snt lincoln.
in the corners Of the raoms were rcral
shields in honor of the four societies
the members OF which We're The guests
OF the evening
Flags, palms. ferns, huge bouquets.
electric lights of all colors. shaded
lamps, portraits of Lincoln, Grant. Car
field, Hayes, Harrison, and Mckinley
TFere used to advantage in the decora-
tons. AT the south end Of the recep-
ton hall was a great picture of Cen
elal Sherman draped with bunting and
surroslnded by beautiful flowers.
Greeted by Veterans.
Visitors were met at the door by a
committee. under the Craftsmanship OF
Col Robert G.. Rutherford. L. s. ~. and
at the head of the stairs by floor com.
mittee. OF which Brevet Brig Gen Van
Hardness Bukey, L. S. V, was chair
man. Major Frank a Butts was chair
man of a committee which escorted
visitors through the second passa geway.
The reception committee was stationed
at the north end of the ballroom, and
there the hand Of every caller was
shaken many times by the veterans in
line. the last Of whom was General
Siokles, who occupied a large and
comfortable chair
The Marine Band orchestra played
throughout the evening. but in addi-
ton several numbers were played by
the. Engineer Corps and Second Cavalry
bands.
The Washington times., 1903-10-16
ORDERS FOR EXTENDING
COMPLETION OF CONTRACTS

The Commissioners have issued the
following orders:
That the time for the completion of
contract NO Sl65 with Bernard J. SuIIi-
van Tor constructing portion Of the B
street ana New Jersey Avenue trunk
sewer Is hereby extended until Decem-
Der l, 1903. without penalty or cost OF
inspection; delay not being due 10 FAINT
of contractor
That the time for the completion of
contract No. S061 with w r. Rrenizer.
tor facade walls. outlet section, gate
chambers ana stormwater conduits
sewage pumping station, section Il. Is
hereby extended for six months from
September q, 1903, without penalty or
cost OF inspection. the delay not being
disadvantageOus to the District
The Washington times., 1903-10-16
LONDON HONOURABLES
LEAVE UNITED STATES
Artillery Company Bids Farewell to the
Ancients of Boston.

BOSTON. Oct. 1.-THE members OF the
Honorable Artillery Company Of Lon
don yesterday said farewell to Ameri-
can shores after A stay of nearly two
weeks in this country as the guests Of
the Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Company of London.
The visitors departed under the com
mand Of Major Budworth. as Earl and
Lady Denbigh started this morning on a
trip TO Mexico.
Just as the steamship Columbus drew
away from the dock both companies
the HonourRbles afioat and the An
clients ashore. Joined in the song of
AUD Lang Syne."
The Washington times., 1903-10-16
BEARERS OF PETITION TO
RUSSIA SEE Mr.. LOOMS
Commission Seeking Change of Church
Government Calls at State
Department.

Bishop Saradjian, OF the Armenian
Church in America; John Aschagouni,
secretary Of the Armenian Colonial
Council Of America, and Dr. Gabriel
president Of the council. called on As
sistant Secretary LOOMS this morning
TO pay their respects
All three are members of the commits
sion which came to Washington to pre-
sent petition to the Russian embassy
asking that change be made in the
method of governing their church in
Russia
Formerly the church was under the
control Of ccclesiastics, but il is now
controlled by government officials. This
system is distasteful to the communi-
CantS
The Washington times., 1903-10-16
NEW ORGAN TO BE HEARD.

The opening of the new organ at St
Mary's Church Will take place on the
morning OF November l, when high
mass will be sung by a large choir now
pract'cing- The Knights OF Columbus
VIII have a vesper service in the church
on the same evening.
The Washington times., 1903-10-16
MAY ASK FEDERAL AID.

Gen. Webster Flanagan. United States
collector Of internal revenue for the
Austin CTex) district. has appealed to
Governor Lanham. according TO dis
patches. asking the State 10 protect the
negroes OF Rusk county and aid in
bringing TO Justice the white men who
tortured TO death two iuonensive blacks
several nights ago. General Flanagan
says ~ the State does not act he will
appeal to the Federal authorities
The Washington times., 1903-10-16
APPOINTED TRUSTEE.

". 3. Harlow. OF this city, has been
appointed "A trustee for the Virginia. and
west Virginia Title Company, vice
Judge Johnson. deceased. The well
known Mrs. Maybriclz. now in an Eng
lish prison. claims ownership in some
Of tie land In which this compa oy is
Interested.
The Washington times., 1903-10-16
AUDUBON SoC1ETYs HAT SHOW

The Audubon Society of the District
OF Columbia opens its fall campaign
for bird protection by a hat show to be
held In the parlors of the Raleigh Hotel
october from o'clock until s. These
mats nave been prepared for the exhibit
Dy the leading miliiners to show what
charming creations" can be made
When bird protection principles are fol
loved The public Is cordially invited
to attend.
The Washington times., 1903-10-16
RAILWAY GATES NOT ERECTED.

Nothing further toward the erection
OF the railway gates at the intersection
OF Cameron and Fayette Streets has
oeen done since objection by the prop
erty owners was raised some time ago
Inc material for the WORK is upon the
ground, but the company state that
they are waiting for tne council 20 de-
eide what they must do
The Washington times., 1903-10-16
CLAIMED DISPUTED oyERALLs

s. r. Wood was before the mayor his
morning. charged by Norman Sm 9TH
with the theft Of pair of overg Ais.
Wood denied the charge, and clair ned
that the overalls We're given to him. by
his brother-.n-law The mayor ne.eser-
theless fined him $40.
The Washington times., 1903-10-16
SUNDAY SCHOOL ENTERTAIN.
MENT.

Two classes of pupIrs or the NJ. E.
Church South Sunday school gave an
entertainment at Odd Fellows Han
last night The little sketch. 'HFhe
Southern St. Nicholas" was nicely pre-
sented by the children
The Washington times., 1903-10-16
TRAVELLERS MEETING.

Post +, Travellers Protective As socia-
ton, viii hold a meeting at the New
Hotel Rammen next Saturday mig ht. A
large amount Of business Of impc rtance
20 commercial travellers will cor ne up
for consideration.
The Washington times., 1903-10-16
GIVEN TWELVE YEARS
IN THE PENITENTIARY

Walter BrittOn. alias Walter Clay. was
today sentenced by Justice Pritchard TO
imprisonment for twelve years in the
penitentiary at Trenton. n. ]. He was
convicted in Criminal Court No. l. OF
enticing John Anderson. a cripple. 10 his
home in Missouri Avenue. July last,
and beating his into insensibnity and
robbing him Of 81 and a diamond ring
Britton used one Of AndersOn's crutches
as a weapon when he assaulted him.
The Washington times., 1903-10-16
oALEXANDRLA 6[EWS eNOTES
FUNERAL OF E. H. GREGORY.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, oct 16.-TI re
funeral of the late f. II. Gregory. who Sc
remains were brought from Washingt, ,a
this afternoon, was attended by he
Masons OF this city. The Rev. DR.. W G
Kim, Of Washington, and the Rev. c. Z.
Bail. OF Grace Episcopal Church, this
city, conducted the services at he
grave. The body was placed in the Hon.
derson vault In the Methodist Protest; mt
Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1903-10-16
ESCORTED THE PREsIDENT

ivory G. Kimball. department COM
mander Of the Department of the Po-
tomac. Grand Army Of the Republic
and STAFF yesterday afternoon acted as
escort to President Roosevelt from the
White House to the reviewing stand AT
the ceremonies attending the unveiIfnp
of the Sherman statue
The Washington times., 1903-10-16
IN THE MAYORS COURT.

In the mayors court. the Hon. Gee rge
l.. Simpson presiding:
Bell Brnnmett, charged with sing
abusive language. dismissed.
Peter Everett. charged with sc ling
liquor on Sunday dismissed
The Washington times., 1903-10-16

Two negroes had a fight IN Cobb's Ho-
tel last night. in which George Reed
was struck over the head with a glass
by George Ross.
The Washington times., 1903-10-16
SEMINARY CONCERT.

The students OF the Episcopal 4Theo-
logical Seminary viii give a con,,.rt at
the Groveton school house tonigisf at 3
o clock. The proceeds svill go 1Dward
the building fund Of the new ch. Lpel at
that place.
The Washington times., 1903-10-16
Horse Crashes Into Window.

l. Z. Columbus. Of 237 Pennsylvania
Avenue. is out a plate glass window
worth $125 because the horse of Willard
Cox. a driver for the Adams Express
Company, ran away last night and
crashed into the window.
The Washington times., 1903-10-16

In falling at Tenth and ID Streets
northwest late yesterday afternoon,
James Shandley, sixty-four years old. Of
llZ0' Eighth Street northeast. sustained
a scalp wound. which was treated at the
Emergency HOsDital
The Washington times., 1903-10-16
NEW COUNTERFEIT NOTE.

The Secret Service has announced the
discovery of a new counterfeit $40 United
States note, series of 1901. 1t is a we'll
executed photographic production, print
ed on good quality Of bond paper.
fiber.
The Washington times., 1903-10-16
FORFEITs s1o.ooo BoNp.

BOSTON, oct. 16.-Moody Merrill.
charged with embezzling, was absent
when his case was called in the superior
court yesterday. and his bond OF SO .
900 was forfeited.
The Washington times., 1903-10-16
Everybody Is Invited

To attend a big oyster roast at
Frenchy's F. +. Y. Social Club. Rosslyn.
Va, sunday. ct 2 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1903-10-16

as Per Cent Palm Sale at Blackistone's.
Finest specimens only. Fourteenth and
The Washington times., 1903-10-16

Just received 900 pairs genuine L. s.
Army Standard Shoes Price. S225.
Charles A. Richardson & Co. 735 Sth St.
Sc, opposite Marine Barracks
The Washington times., 1903-10-16

on a firm basis In the homes. UneQualed
as table beer. Pure delicious. doz.,
Sis. Phone 222 Nat Capital Brewing Co.
The Washington times., 1903-10-16
CONFEDERATE LADIES TO MEET

y meeting of the Ladies' Confederate
Bazaar Association win be held tonight
at Lee Camp Hall, in Prince Street.
The Washington times., 1903-10-16
Buggy and Bike Collide.

There was a collision last night be-
tween the buggy of DR.. ParNe Young.
1903 O Street northwest. and a bicycle
ridden by a twelve-year-old boy named
Raymond Stewart. OF 2l7 Ninth Street
northeast The collision occurred on
the Avenue near Seventh Street The
bicycle was wrecked, but no one was
injured.
5000 Government Blankets, Slightly
damaged. 81: 5000 Government gray I'M
dershirts, 35c; roofing paper none bet
ter. Soc and 81 apiece. S. Bensinger *
Co. 18th and B.
All Kinds of Iron and Wire Work
w. H Aldridge. 20 IL st ne. Phone 9O7 NJ
The Washington times., 1903-10-16
JOHN RYAN NOT so WELL.

John Ryan. who was shot IN McLear-
/ en- saloon a few weeks ago, is report ed
/ to be not so well today
The Washington times., 1903-10-16

Three hundred STYLES at 81 So Keene's
Shoe Store. 9OS @ Street northwest.
The Washington times., 1903-10-16

For Wedding Flowers Go to
ihaffer's. 14th and /. III Pa. Ave.
The Washington times., 1903-10-16
White Pine Blinds
"Muenchener" Beer Is Established

From T5c up, according TO size.
BARKER'S. 649 n. Y. ave.
The Washington times., 1903-10-16
Negro Struck by Negro.

Fancy poultry. Schmidt. 10 18th.
The Washington times., 1903-10-16

Genuine SIS, So, and 81 sample Shoes,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-24
Blackburn Sustained.

A letter was received this morning
from Travelling Manager Frank Chris
tan of the Pine Bluff team sstating
1hat Manager Blackburn had been sus-
tanned in his contention for the fist
is9te@ted same at Baton Rouge. Ac-
cotoi2s to Mr Christian, one CT the
Baton Rouge players was dong the
omplrlng in the absence of the reg,
uiaf man, and when Casey threw a
pau that passed Andrews at first, the
lhpromptu umpire allowed the run
her to go to third base when the
ground rules only allowed one base
Ph play of this kind Blackburn
fieked and the umpire promptly gave
'he game to his home team. The mat
FER "as laid before President Wheat
icy and after carefully inquiring int
Fhe facts IN the case, Mr.. Wheat.ey
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-24
Pine Bluff at Natchez.

Two scores in nine innings were
al that the Natchez bunch coulu
make off Baby Browns delivery at
Natchez yesterday, but these two
scores We're enough to win the INST
game of the series While the IN
dams were getting two runs. the To-
Gals could do nothing with Nernullle,
VINO vas on the firing line for the In
dams, and one little run was the best
they could do 1t was pitchers bat
Tie in which luck was a prevailing
feature. Brown had the worst OF 1t
ane 'ost l'or eight long innings the
bunch from Pine Bluff failed TO score,
AMI when the run did cross the plate
t WAS useless fer their opponents
aided another in their half which
combined with til, one scored in the
ffth. Won th>a gane. 1t was Baby s
usual lun II; ta,. luck, for it was his
time to w.n
Ncrnuille is ;he lad who pitched
sucn a fine game against the Memphis
team in he artc,season games and
set the Southern league ball writer's
to guessing. He had all kinds OF
speed and several new benders which
Kept the locals guessing all Though
the game. Combined with first-class
support from the men behind him
Blackburn Bridegrooms never had
a chance
NatcheZ scored one in the fifth and
another in the ninth inning and Pine
Buff enc. and only one, was gotten
in the ninth.
lie score by innings:
|Natchez ...0 0 O ] @ q q u
is3ne Bluff ......0 @ Q O q q II
Batteries-Nernuille and Zinram.
brown and Blue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-24
Hocdiumism on Diamond,

The Respective manage Of the Cot
.su States league aGe 2eSpectfally
formed that IaGies ana gentlemen
&y their money to see baseball un
- = t..e recognized rules These rules
.,ittxe.y prohibit any semblanc6 OF
Eo ooGIHrlIsm. Such exhibitions as pre-
sented b. the team representing Mon
fce. "a. yesterday afternoon can not
be tolerated. For the good of the
game their conduct should be report
ed to the directors of the Monroe
Baseball association and to President
y ueatIey. The rules are simple.
Every bah player knows them, and
knows they can be enforced. The
great trouble is that managers and
directors a. entirely too lenient With
the rowdy men. This should not be.
rhe men should be compelled to play
clean ball or suffer suspension With
out pay. Ii dose of suspension does
not do the work expulsion will, and
the people who pay to see the games
expect the powers that be to enforce
the rules. and if there is any derelic-
ton on the part of the managers and
directors the game will lose its patron
age. Without pat, onage league base
ball will go by the board. Almost ev-
cry town in the league can furnish in
stances of hoodlumism on the dla-
mord. If there is no improvement
IN the conduct of the ball players the
Cotton States league will be compelled
to retire from the field. The people
can not support such rowdy and rag
ged Xhibitions.-Natchez Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-24
Baton Rouge's Wall.

Every town in the league is pulling
hard against Baton Rouge. and the
roofing against the Capitoians While
ayov from hcme is something fierce.
Our reoters should organize and root
all the time. for it helps the local
team. 1t is the field against Baton
r9vge ana we should get in the push
5nd held UP our end.-BatOn Rouge
+ nth
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-24

evesro.ed the decision OF the Baton
rouge man and gave ne game TO
II b,t;fI
The letter u.ther states that Cay
ION ana Cavender have improved Won
GerIaliy in their batting ana are play
!rg tie game of their lives. All the
p.ayers are in the game for Keeps
and while they have had a run of
sad luck of late. they are still full OF
life and ginger
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-24
Southern League.

Ne games We're scheduled in the
Southern league yesterday except the
Little Rock-Montgomery game at Lit
tie Rock. The steady downpour of
rain prevented the game there.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-24
At Baton Rouge.
Baton Rouge II. Monroe =.
Double Header at hatchez.

Pine Bluff plays double header
a. Natchez today Manager Blackburn
wires that he expects to take both
games. He will pitch one and Shaffer
ne other.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-24
American League.

New York Ia, Boston g.,
Detroit ), Chicago 0.
Philadelphia II, Washington 8.
Cleveland .. St. Louis D.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-24
Ready at Hand.

The remodeled White House con
tains thirty-tWo miles of wire-and
several people to pull it.-New York
Mail and Express.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-24
Wouldn't Have McDivitt as Gift.

When McDivitt came here with Pine
Bluff the first time this season he
said Natchez was a cheap town. At
ter his exhibition yesterday Natchez
would not have him as gift.-Natchez
Democrat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-24
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ADVERTISE YuUR WANTS.

rider, the price viii be % cents pc
"eeS for three ines. counting s1J
words to the line. II chargeU. will b.
charged at the rate OF cents per lire
each insertion NO cneap ads taker
for less than week, nor will we re
ceive Want Ad" over the telephone
WANTED-An agent at indust ial in
surance. Address P. 0. Box. 1G2
FOR SALE-New Everett piano. Cos:
1925. Will sell for s15o cash. Al,
ochufs confectionery. t.
WOOD FOR SALE-Either in stove
wood or cord wood lengths. Leavt
orders at Pine Bluff Mercantile com
pany J. S. Currie
WANTED-A competent s:c3og- aph.
er and assistant booRkeeper, LADY
or gentleman Address in own hanu.
writing, stating salary, P. O. Box.
No. 375, City.
WE MAKE PANTS that never rip;
we make pants that never tear;
we make pants that your wife can
wear. and everybody pants for our
trousers. Will A. Stephens, the tailor.
213 East Third Ave. Old phone
1872.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-24
American Association.

Milwaukee 8, Columbus 4.
Minneapolis I, Louisville 5.
Kansas City Is, Toledo 0.
st. Paul 19, Indianapolis 3.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-24
National LEAGUE.

New Io:k 5. Philadelphia !.
Chicago 5. Cincinnati ..
Brooklyn-Boston game postponed;
rain
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-24
The Sly Mink!

Close observers are again noticing
that the hatless girl is the girl Will
1ice hair-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-24
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Cotton States League Standing.

Todays Games.
Pine BluI at Natchez.
Monroe at Baton Rouge.
Nieksburg at Greenyllle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-24
At Greenville.

Greenville I, Vicksburg Q.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-24
EANK OF PINE FLUFF
NOW IS THE TIME!

If contemplating having your rome
re-decorated, the time to do it is
when you are taking your summer
vacation. Our decorators are all first.
class workmen, and orders given US
will be guaranteed. New designs al.
ways in stock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-24

WANTED-An agent at indust ial in
surance. Address P. 0. Box. 1G2
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-24

rain.