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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24
woN4N.s INDIGNANTLY TO WOMEN

EVERY time rsfoTnss meets se ari OF
sana for Judgment Of hs srss some
has been asps'n<
that AFan nett a
- doahls standard Of Judgment
uavrt b. AppaSra themselves are as
Responsible injustice thsy sporaAS % stsss"@S
Thsy themselves an ensorphtp OF ne Fsssa
commandment as s
ruI. q violation % far esysna
Of aas that the eompAfassy sasS o
% sr0isas lives ok sPoa sexual 's
srsa against them = rspro@eh
tcaiy followed
xaa what have wemsas nyaitS to her
sSx a. s-x proxsrsal comment wosan m
49, 49,
vary admirable sniy ana iks many Anoshs a"
further than NaHiy re-
stse'ton
herself : ne . eesssa loyalty
haraaly cF1estdo Der listers
eagerly 10 they show rvanssnsF AFa
" -.
mere wshoM Judgment un'h hs nutA may %
fs~els show Of dspeeas
depended upon TO sas ngn
only By the fsocss 81 ~s
that upon fasa and rsnd ns f
ifnb.
Tnb sounds harsh. bat : Il TRUTH
BEING present WHEN Christ ASsa
the a4aasxsss h+ag Had hsrs hn ne might
n~vsh = Afrersnt rsecrd-
Ana hs only social asa'h but
e. annaton punishment number Tor vioon
q. that there smashing
wrong repeatedly single standard of tudS-
that uniform standard but ihAt
have 9st an4a a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24
MORE RACE SUICIDE

There evidences President Roossvsts
regarding races unounfsd
hs decline In the birth rate have
Of New Jersey pastors Of hs Hsfnsa
j. whose eonsrssaon ths Oldest Of that
vss.r that had brought but 10 In
fxns TO be baptixsd during
A., infant. win fsmfls n
e English
-pssnx snsrseafons comprising
infsna o families
Of ths pastor Of shs Second churen
conducted HIS congregation
fAmlie and baptized is Infants
81 haptss in os families and the
scAkns greeAons was hFss hapas "
families
II f. possible prolific OF Offspring than
oAe, made Wills suprs
mindful
American coesionisfs
Tat after decline ia faitA
unmafssahls
college graduates
accepted edaaion mus, conends
~ IN TO raligionf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

for esampis. had given a parnls
then I should have been an Infamous
vleirh Mad I dressaad ~ escaping
isut no nAtais had been asked ~ ssi~
Out Of uVerccnfldancu. and fhs
chance Of the lame horse tsehtsns
behind. the Hart had permitted us
70 get apun equal terms win AIM
Had II hetn I Who HAD taken hiaA
shouia have used hins a. ensarss
aasiy &c he had ms. but. az the safas
time, ] should have respected hts &c
terpfiss ~ far as 10 have deprived
him az his sword snd sea That
RAD a. least enc gu&rs oasita mr.,
self, fsinsd up mr horss sIsa en-,
piainef this 10 hirn. Asktns him 81
thu sans tim. WHISTLER he sA9 an,
eFsssh ef heaaf IN ssT lss~fsE BIN
lie thought about ~ and ssxsra
tiapas repeated that which tbs kans
llsh SAP whsn th.f mean ~Aos
pisu-
~roa weaia siv. shs siin woait
youf~ sasa he.
NJ yua can give no ssAses
!, 49,. s4s n =. . 49, trss..s. !.
The oniy reason that Z CA thfnl
-. rata TIE Kart. Ia that | nheAlil
Instantly cut yosu hssd of. n 20
were 60 Asssupt tts
I've can :a-f st ttat game, mi
dear hart said 1 =.
Then sell see sho can tlsy q
n esst.- he rrtsd FAILING ohi Nj
sword
had drawn mlne also. but I = A
zulss Determined not 70 hurt ftli
sfmirabla young man sho hal besl
my beUefacfef. -
Consfanr.~ said I you s&Y ina
am yonr prtsonsr. I utxtf wfsl
equal reasoe say thai You al mira
We ass sleae here. saa sEezszA
HAYS No toubt thai rou ar~ 40 sse<l
lent aworfsmkn You czn haFcii
hors 90 beta yvuf 0@n against tn
best taafs In the sts sight navaiTl
brteasfas~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

VS.. answer was a cut AZ my head.
parted and shore off half 81 hts
white plume. lie thrust al my
breast. ! turned his point and cut
away ths other half Of HE coeknds
Curse your monkey fricksi" he
cried. as whesisd my horse away
from him.
why should you strike a, me"
said l. You zee that Will no,
strike back
'-'rhars all very we'll" said he.
hui you've got 90 CONS along with
me 20 thu camp"
= shall never see the camp.
said I.
IN lay you nine to four you do"
he cried. as hs made a; me. sword
Ia hand.
put those words u his put Boone
thing new into my head. could We
nei decide 81. matter n SOB be;
ter way than fiEhttng7 TIE Bart
was placing mo In such a &siiion
that I should have to hurt Or. ~
he would certainly hurt me. Ehvoid-
"a his rush. though his sword point
was within an inch OF my netk
4 have n proposal" l cried We
shall throw dice a. 20 whichAs thu
/ prisoner Of the other
HE smiled al this. II appeAed ta
his love Of sport
where are your dicsi" he xIed. 7
Il have none" ui
Nor l. Hut have cards" = hl
Cards lot II be- said |. ~ q
And the gamer" fn
= leave it 10 You"
"Tcarte. then-.tha bast Of three. "
could not help smiling as
agreed. for I DO not suppose that
there were three men in France vino
were my masters at tho game. y
told the Kart Ms much az We dis
mounted He smiled also as he lis
tened
n wna counted the best player AZ
lNYatief's.F said he. with even luck
you deserve 70 get off u you beat
me"
So we te,hetsd eur tweo l.5-fss.s 40 1
sat down ono on either side af a
gfest flat rock The Bart took "a
pack 81 cards out Of his tanic and
had only TO see him shuttle to con
vince me that | had no novice 60
deal with. We cut. and the deal fell
60 him.
My faith. n was stake worth
| playing for. he wished 60 add a
hundred gold pieces game. but
what WAS money when the fate ~
Colovl fetienne Gerard huns upon
tho cards. ! fsit'aa though all those
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

have seen him curl his lip and clap
his hand 10 hia hiit when ! said thai
I hoped u might never be his fnle-
fortune 10 come In ths way Of ths
I Third. Finally. he began 10 speak
about what the English call sport.
aud he told such stories Of the money
which he had lsst over which Of
two cocks could hill tha othar. Of
which Of two men could striks the
other the most In a fight for a prize.
that ! was ffiisd with astouishmsnt,
Hs was ready 10 bet upon anything
in the most wonderful manner. and
when shanesd 90 see a shooting
star he was anxious TO bat that he
would see more than me. IS francs a
star. and 10 was only when I sx-
planned that my purse was IN the
/ hands 81 the hriannds that he would
give over the idea.
We'll. we ehsttet a~ar IN this TsrT
amiahis fashion until the day began
/ 20 break. when suddenly We heard a
great voiley of nusketry from some
where IN front OF US. n was very
rocky and broken ground. and
thought. although I could SEQ moth
ing that a general engagement had
broken out. The Bart laughed al
my idea. however. and explained
that the sound came from the eng
iish camp. where every man amptied
hts piece each morning 50 as 10 make
surs OF having a dry printing.
In another mile We shall be up
with tho outpoafs" said he
glanced around at this. and I
perceived that we had trottad along
at 20 good 4 pace during tho time
that We were keeping up our pleas
ant chat. that the draaoon with the
lame horse was altogether out Of
sight, I looked on every side, but In
the whole Of that vast rocky valley
there was no one save only the Bart
and both Of us armed. you under
stand. and both 81 us well mounted.
| / beEan 10 ask myself whether after
all u was quite necessary that
should ride that mile which would
hrins me 20 she Rtitigh autroa,a ..
I Now. I Wish 70 be very clear with
you on this point, my friends. for I
would not have you think thst was
acting dishonofnbly or unRratofultY
20 tho man who had helped me away
from tho hriRenda. You must re-
member that Of All duties the atrong
est IL that which a commanding Of
ficer owes 10 his men. You must
also benr IN mind that war IN game
which " played under fixed rules.
and when these rules are broken h.
must at once claim the forfeit r..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24
OUR NATIONAL SONGS

pupes presented 10 the puhis
new national hys which enough for the
age m both borrowed from God Save
g tbas
president;
In content
all be-
this glorious land.
By ri stnn hand.
rn through that president rules"
"a Il deeper inforna
don be that president also regns
cnatng IN the minds OF the school
a rapubic
that children IKE
Of the hsy
American democracy that the
the which
people
delegated treaties without tbs
control the nations
strings provide
for hn appointments oos whou,
Of he violates his oath Of guilty Of
high isdsmsanors" and
What Pilgrim
grim applied
besides
"Diaa
nossr anchored of Plymouth Rock
The . nc nan ons
destined
hot the old the
popular and Inspiring
country wherever martial
Unfortunately few Of the songs Of the American revolution Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24
UP TO DATE
he TRUSTED
HIS ''BABE"
Nevertheless He Had Hsr
Arrested for Larceny

Little Babe" a ff-yenr-old vari-
Ell actress. landed in the city jail
this morning just because shs ana
what a new found friend teid her
10 do. joe Haune. who was ceIehrat-
lnE the presidents visii in advances,
last night. gave the little Hirl a 80
guid piece 10 keep ~. him % that he
wouldn't spend IL. When he went 20
demand the money back she was
gene. Bat shs had kept the money
FOR him and had IL when shs was
arrested she was willing 90 give u
back. she said. kst Itause made no
demand for H.
BABE. and TIE man whs had
trusted her with thu money were
both arrested BY Patroimen Hub.
hard and Grfnsh. Th~y we're nenl
10 the city jail. but RRare YEAS later
released. IA "a probable that 81
charge wili DO placed against th'
woman. but she viii be given a
taste Of the city taii for a dag be.
fore shs to released.
There haysa been several borrow
ing Incidents in the tondcrioin late
". bat no prosecutions have been
Instituted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

which there number preserved Ter
anffe oefatefa literary
taste that they have remain Of usm arr not ie
assuring me % the q si can be Judged from
waapH rolc" popular When Il announced a
tho music Sad the as two stanae- Of which
fellow the conclusion has lost little by their
sinking Into Oblivion.
Twas on board he sioop wasp heYa
set from neiswar hay
To cruise enc olumbia's fair coast als
rights 90 maintain on the sea
ous passed station. ~
hon View =
Jones' "Hhow the nag OF onf nauonl'
Three cheers then FOR cur crew. Is
humble beginning Tor tho nation aa
tho world series OF hattie ballads
the earth The star spaasa Han
heart become stalled on
republic stands Fat while Dixie was ofs
HraaEed Hammer Intensely nasiou fae
ueaa differences spirit
each become seus~lg for
SOFTEN and Il IL the inspiring air that survives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24
FOLLOWED
BY THIEVES
Scores Of Criminals In
Tacoma Yesterday

City Detectives wappenatcin aud
Tenant have returned from Tacoma
where they went yesterday 10 set
n line" on how the crowds wcrs ham
died in that city and what criminals
are following the president on his
western tour. Tacoma. they say /.
was infested yesterday with the
greatest number ~ thieves that ever
visited the city ln any one DAY.
"Mobs" % "dipn." or pickpocksta
were working In the crowds. and Il
IL probable that no -8na will ever
know how much they stole. Chief
sullivan believes that the trip OF
tho officers 20 Tacofna VIII enable
them 10 do much 20 protect Seattle
A large number % the criminals who
were IN Tacoma we're known to the
Seattle officers
Detective Wappcusteln has han
isied large ef5w - - tie East " bile
working there and recognised a
number Of men he had known for
years. ~ IL the belief Of the police
here that the thieves will avoid sa-
attic. now that they have found
that membera uf the Seattle force
know them and that they ara prac-
ticaliy certain 20 land IN the city
iai should thcY appear here.
- -
Nicterla Dax Celebration
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

eial policemen % serve during the
time President Roosevelt y IA the
city. a.
McFes T. a spokane detective and
IN Ia seattle % get wise" % the
thieves Who are following this freai-
dent Isha other men VIII serve ia
plain clothes At different points
where crowds collect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24
SEVENTEEN
APPOINTED
Chief Sullivan Nam Q Q
Special Policemen
for the Day

Mayer ftumrz today appointed s.
q. rafbett. " l. Easaeu. ~. tlakef.
J. H O'NelL n A. Ntfkannla, N
cofcoran, ~. ~, Thompson. W, Law
Fencs. q. A. Meates J. W, Roberts.
j. n. MeCiazAey. l.. J. Hilvaln y. IL
Jordan. J. ~ Fuller. James wilmatt.
Jack spray and A, q, Mephee sps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

fcunsinusf frurn yesterday
AZ ws re6s beneath Tee fnponitshi
n she ief siy epahish Hksht. -
spoke cur mlnf- 20 saeA stArs. - n
We wsrs bfothsra We pers beth
n an are. yea see. beth % tho llsht
cavalry also fshs tssh Light fSTa-
suans was hlz regtmsutt. ant beth
with ths sasss hopes ara afnbisicns.
Newer have learned 10 know =
man 40 auiekiy as | dld the Bart
He gave nee the mare ~ o sirl
whan No hsf loved At . garden
called vamzhsit. ard. foe my esn
ras<. .eaks - A.ss. q ssssss czsessa
q the opsFse Hs tooh tE-ch OF hair
frorn his hasosn and I . garter. T1lsn
We nearly auaFrelaf over hsaesaF anf
Ora wnon. faf hs wAs assarfly pfaaA
! OF his regiment. ana you shsaaid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

<sr.paf~~ rassffrtss sseerfsfiaa-
Among the good pitchers % The
American league Il Willie Suaher
be r. now nsth th4 ~. Louis Amer
leans Ills ftfst sxk,sfieues with ths
major leagues WAS with the 81
Louis Nationals. he Joined the
Cleveland MisniH In 1853, and went
from them back 70 thu 81 Isoat.
Nationals foF two years This 10
his second neaeon in the American
iaakuN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

ARGUMENT.
tlFisadier Etienn- o.rMrd. q .oleiss
81 Sapcison. having couss 10 oi9 Axs.
gathers . circle % admirers about
hin. and tells them stories Of IA. sx-
pie4ia This story u Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

Dental Association. spokans,
May 81 10 a. Pare ana one third
for round trin via tho 'soenia
Route" Great Northern Railway
city Ticket once. els FIRST ave "a.
90 90 SPINNING fer bicycle repaifs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

LABOR MEETINGS TONIGHT
steam Engineers WAitfcAsea' hall,
itaQ second avenue.
SUNDAY MEETINGS
motherhood % Engineers iaisnesi
block aud raeino block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

vieterla Day Celebration
At Victoria. r. g.. May Is. Round
trip, s2oO. 900 First avenue. s.'
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oTIcp OF SPECIAL MEETli
or STOCKHOLDERS,

NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEEIlNe
OF STOCKHOLDERS,
Notice Is hereby given to all wnom
II may concern. that spseia 49,
ing OF the stockholders or The mes
pendent Telephone Company "a eoIs
poration OF the state OF Washlnssonf
viii be held at the offices "a ~
company IN the City or sca,u
Warrington. on the ssas eAS -
June. feoS, at 10 o'clock q. n-' ~
the purpose OF taking acuen A~
voting upon the question Of snoreaf-
tnr the capital stock OF said cem-
pany 60 One Million Dollars. ....
Seattle, washington, April a0u'
49, W. d. KIMBAf.l-
Jas. n. HOWE
III. II. NINE
:. n. CLAYPooh
Trustees.
s. II. cLAYPooI.. secretary
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pupils presented 20 the puhs
new national hys
are American Jingle borrowed God Save
shs xurei . runst
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-18
MULLINS FINED
ON THE CHARGE OF COMMITTING
AN ASSAULT ON Mr.. LAND
MAN.
Warrant Against Landman Charging
Assault and Battery Was
Withdrawn.

| John Mullins, the negro caterer al
| the Valhalla club was tried this morn
ing before Judge Stewart on the
| charge of assault and battery upon the
person of James Landman. cotton
buyer for the w. f. Bennitt cotton
company. The negro was fined SIC
and costs amounting to $2S.S5. a
charge against Mr. Landman for as
sault and battery was withdrawn.
The fight occurred yesterday about
noon between the two men. They had
had some trouble the night before at
the dance given at the Valhalla club
and it is alleged that Mr.. Landman hit
Mullins with glass. Yesterday Null
Inns waited in front OF the club rooms
until Mr.. Landman came down from
lis office to go to dinner The negro
called the white man over presumably
on business, and when Mr. Landman
got up close. Mullins hit him with his
ISl Ilc CudISo was -IlISJ Ilduc OUT
that Mullins hit Landman with a
brick, but was afterWard withdrawn as
Mr.. Landman says the negro hit him
with his fist No trial was held be
fore Judge Stewart. as the negro
through his attorneys pleaded guilty
The Judge delivered himself of some
forcible language in regard to negro
assaulting a white man and assessed
the fine
Mullins was arrested yesterday after
noon by Deputy Sheriff Tom Meeks
and locked up in jail. but released later
on bond
Eandman struck Mullins because
Mullins refused to serve him a drinh
and Mullins was only complying vii
the rules of the club, which prohibit
the serving Of drinks at the C.
rooms whenever there is dapee o
other function in progress. The dane
was not given by the ValIalla club.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-18
. PERSONAL POINTS.
!. + !. i. + + + i. !. + j. 4. I.

J. E. Ryan. Of Rob Roy. was in the
city yesterday
Charles T. Ables Of Little Rock. is
at the Trulock.
D. Champion. OF Warner, was at the
Arlington yesterday.
C. G. MCGOWAN of Little Rock. was
in the city yesterday.
Bernie Jungkind, of Little Rock. is
a business visitor in the city.
E. f. Raines. of Little Rock, arrived
yesterday morning on business.
Sol Kaufman returned this morning
from business trip to New York city.
T. T. Buchanan, of Brinkley. was a
business visitor in the city yesterday
Miss Josie Grace has returned from
a visit to Mis- Fay Tullis at Nashville
Ark
Prosecuting Attorney w. D. Jones
has returned from a business trip to
finWcod
John Bloom will leave this week to
enter the University of Arkansas at
Fayetteville.
Mrs. f. c. Furth returns today from
a visit of several weeks with friends
at st. Louis.
Mr.. Allie Strauss returned 20 his
home in the city after a two months
trip in the north.
Mrs. w. s. Stroud of Jonesboro
visited her sister, Miss Inez Barker, in
this city Thursday
Centerfelder Henry Longley and
| wife and baby left yesterday for their
home in Austin. Texas.
| Judge 4. B. Grace and son, Preston
are spending a few days at Clear Lake
on fishing trip.
William Shields, of Durant, Miss
and Mrs. /. 2. Stahl of Dumas, are the
guests Of Mrs. Gus Waterman and fam
| lily for few days.
Mrs. NJ. S Harding ond her niece
| Miss Allie Brown, of Little Rock, are
visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. J. S. Johnson, of Homer. Ill.,
| arrived yesterday in Pine Bluff. She
| will remain during the fall
Leon Hermann and wife, Mrs. S
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-18

Lasky, Blanche Lasky and Jesse D.
Lasky. members Of the Hermann
troupe, were at the TrulOck yesterday.
Mrs Fernandez May and two chill
dren. and mother. Mrs. Matte Hous-
ton, arrived home yesterday afternoon
from two and half months visit in
Kentucky.
Capt. j. w. Ragland and son, F. R.
Ragland, have returned from a pleas
ure trip 10 Hot Springs.
Mrs Sam Kaufman and Miss Eva
kaufman returned this morning from
New York. where they spent the sum
ne.
Miss Ejodee Naloehowsky returned
yesterday afternoon to her home in
AIaNandila La, after visit 10 rela.
tiyes mere.
s. 5 Brunette Alchul returned this
9 aing ft6m three months visit to
#euver, Colorado Springs and other
aints IL tie west
Rev. W. D. Buckner left yesterday
7fte:nC0n fer TeXarkana, where he
VII @ea3 lis wife who has been visit
ng friends in Texas.
Miss Bone. who taught in the public
.ahnnIr iaSt ho from
4 visit to her parents in Memphis and
Will resume her duties in the schools.
b F. Needham. an expert embalmer
and funeral director from Washington,
D. c., arrived this morning to accept
a position with the Holderness and
Senyard company.
Mrs. Yowell, of ST. Louis, Mo-, moth
e. Of A W. Yowell, foreman at the
rip track at the Cotton Belt shops, ar
rived Wednesday and will visit here
during the winter
] A. Cole left Wednesday night for
Memphis, Tenn. where he will meet
his TWO sons VINO nave been spending
toe summer with relatives in Fairfax
county, Virginia.
Sheriff James Gould returned this
morning from Noble Lake where he
Wont to visit his brother Clayton
Goulti, who has been very sick for
some time. He reports that his bro
ther is much Better this morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-18

Electrical massage at Gays barber
shop.
Try Feinberg's BARRIERS, 105 East
Second avenue.
fake hyan-s Calarl Nine for colds
and heads les. 1t cures.
-Ryan's catarrn,.ir- cures you
colds and headaches when all othe,
remedies fail.
For sale-Pneumatic tire buggy
Apply to A M. Levy, No. 10 Pine
street.
On pay day do not forget to pro.
cure a certificate in the new library
at Coon's drug store.
-Wanted-By a lady, position as
bookkeeper and stenographer. Ad
dress T., care Graphic.
Mr. Frank Walker, a constable OF
Vaugine township. who has been very
Ill Of fever, is slowly recovering.
The first 100 certificates in the
new library are being rapidly taken
Can you allow the offer to go by de-
fault?
Two dollars for a new library GER
tiflcate now. Four dollars after the
first 100 are taken Coon is the Ii
brarian
Rev. Sam S. Holcomb, the home
missionary, is still looking after the
poor and needy of the city He needs
all kinds of clean cast-off clothing
Call up old phone 5S1, and he will cali
for the donations
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-18
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\. 2's ~ Column Discontinued.

iT'k>' t.zs4s,hlc's Cheap Column has
ae*.a sstsrtntlnued. 4 This became nee
7sSsasrg a4cause "cheap ads" could not
ias als.s#Fa on the books without a
fssss aa- Graphic kept standing at
5ns' a&saa af the Cheap Column" no.
-asrHElia> M, effect that no cheap ads"
sssNasa tgte received by telephone and
1ssa9 f.aass Ia ads would be charged, but
me- faI2g sor the advertisement must
7sas: Gsats 10 the Graphic office accom-
.fshxfftst ty the cash. Nearly every day
-axssszs nf the Graphic would call up
aaSs lssEs,s by telephone to give in
sssT RaETss'7 fsement by telephone. To
T-sssess2xss sifan offended them, and many
.-.sst- .-.ssst sssase ..gg-ceut cheap ads were put on
AkgN xMsis which have not been paid,
-stunesz ay an oversight on the part of
5Assss sxsHrtisersp and the amount is too
--sskGsi tss geuu a collector around to col
1Ssss.... Il ss1se vhe,"Cheap Column is dis
tpntlusatat rather than further offend
-Assssa gdsstsaa1s Of the Graphic by refusing
Nj zss ss.s'4. cheap ads" by telephone
~.zx 1fs ,s:.!!4a:.f,rta them on account Adver-
r'EEsgass III the local column costs more
as1n in HE cheap column but it gives
~srsGsr returns
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-18
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE
+ + + + + + + = = I. + + + + r !
WARRANTY DIED.

State of Arkansas, County of Jeffer-
son, SIS; Know all men by these pres.
ents, that we, Leitner and We'll, of the
county and state aforesaid, have un-
dertaken to give the public, good and
faithful services for and in considera-
ton of the said public transacting their
real estate business through our agency
and we, the said Leitner and We'll.
with good and sufficient security, here
by warrant and guarantee that the pub
lie shall be free from losses of our
making, and that all representations
made by us shall be faithfully and
truly performed.
In witness whereof we herewith at
zach our name and seal.
LEITNER AND WE'LL,
113 Main Street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-18

-ssaas s-GI.<-Men to learn barber trade
&ts1G za-re=s earn $40 to SEQ monthly.
f,ssv ateas completes by our meth
~ catalogue explains how. Mali
81 &2z>, Moler Barber College, St
A&8ls Ne 304
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1903-12-12

The worst enemy a man can have Il
a fool friend.