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The Savannah morning news., 1903-11-08

See us for Office Furnish
ings.
We will save you money.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-11-08
DISEASES OF WOMEN CURED.

nave been no less successful in the treatment Of
women IN over 1000 have found 1t necessary but
ree times to perform gical operation and in these
Ine LOCO cases physical examination was necessary
~ only per cent. have plan by which, with Few
sent questions tell just what is the matter and
my thorough knowledge Of the structure of the organs
a. once suggests plan of Ladies should not
hesitate to come to my Office; in fact they should give
e preference others. They will be treated with
very possible courtesy and with embarrassments
oe only have original of curing such chronic
u.lons as discharges. falling of the womb, ovarian
trouble menstrual irregular tiles and bearing down
b PANS without the of the knife and by mild means
~ cure all complications well whether they be OF
@ stomach, the heart the kidneys that vertigo
sauaches, fainting spells and fits nervous exhaus-
Goh soon become thing of the past. I refer you to
tn many thousands of who will gladly admit
at tney owe their nent good health to my ad-
Nanced methods of cure.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-11-08
NERVOUS DEBILITY CURED.

shattered nervous system, resulting In loss OF man
is one of the most emb arrassng conditions that can
st5 slont man. and it has been such an absorbing
sS uy 10 me in my long years of practice, and have
eh SO much Of 1t among fellowmen, that have
shoroushly mastered every detail that would bring
out speedy free to say that there is 70
SSse OF nervous debility sexual weakness in any
TN from Is to SO that not permanently cure II
De any who doubt this let them present case to
80. LOT trial This dissoluto Of the vital nervous
ste frequently extends to the spine and in certain
buttons results in st. Vtus dance, epilepsy ana
ions Of the brain. Do not wait until that sad mo-
~, ~ mas arrived. Come to me now, Will restore
sour lost manhood will i've you back the power,
e-g IN and enthusiasm you used to have Will
se the glands to secretion, force warm blood to the
paTts and revive ANNA ambition of old. 1t
run a NOT be the cure of oment or day, but the
81 OF a hfetime Don't about with your mind rack
the thoughts of your weakness 1t interferes with
ruess ana pleasure. Come to me ana VIII quickly
e''ore your manhood by my original method
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-22

brought against him would result in re-
storing him to his former political
strength. 1t has not changed its views
along tnat line.
However as the investigation la
proceeded more serious charges have
been developed. If the governor ha
offered pardon to a man TO change lie
result o. an election Of an entire c.rl.
". O. if he was in @ollHsien With tie
cWrer= ci a plantation to sell the pan.
tation 10 the state fe" 81 100 more
than tie plantation had been offered
to tie s1yyfnGr, tacn TIE governor
has been guilty ef something for which
the people Of all cl2&scs.5 Will severely
o5ademn him. and if such charges are
established. even though the &oyeraor
may be acquitted in the face Of il, he
people will not fail 10 convict when he
anp"1rs before the bar Of pubic opin-
ION ii an eIcc1ion.
The Graphic is not Davis apollo
sist," nor does; it possess any admire
tien for him, but it does not believe the
where he sh,rld be for the coed of the
~; charges as,tinst him involving the
misuse of a pittance of public money.
or the accepting of the free use of a
private car for a pleasure trip.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-22
joke on me Professor.

Prof. Leslie j. Tompkins of the
University Law Seneol was tryins to
impress his class in bills and notes
with the fact that when bill or note
is drawn to the order of person, that
person must be in esse; in other
words one capable OF indorsing the in
,Iumeat in order tc make it prop
erly drawn negotiable instrument In
trying to arive this point home he
asked one of the students whether an
instrument drawn to the order of the
"Town Pump" would be good one.
"Yes." replied the student.
We'll. if it is good. who can indorse
10" asked the professor.
Why" replied the student. the
sucker in the pump."-New York
Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-22
LEITNER AND WE'LL
1923 West Barraque Street.

Mr.. NJ. T. MaGehoe is convalcse-
inc.
Watch us grow. The Hubs suit
club.
The pay ear Of the Iron Mountain
arrived Saturday.
Miss Minnie Cheaiaut was at
home i'll Saturday.
Joe Powell was arrested for as
sault and battery.
Have you heard about it? What? q?
The Hub suit club
a millinery department in the
Racket store. Nuf Ced.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Boone,
Friday, a ten-pOund son.
Join now and get a stylish spring
suit for one dollar The Hub.
-Chas. Overstreet was committed
on a charge of assault TO kill
Della Mccoy robbed one of her
companions of $13 Thursday night.
The Memphis mail arrived late
Friday evening. the first in three days.
ell ON Friday March 90. a daughter.
Rev. John F.. Carr will preach al
the First Methodist church this morn
ing.
i. .ouis II. Frazer, Of the MofHtt-
West Drug company, was here yesteT-
day
Every member satisfied custom
er Information for the asking. The
Hub.
-Pinkie Sitls. charged with disturb
ing the peace. gave bond for her ap-
pearance for trial.
A lady stenographer and book
keeper wanted: apply at once at this
office by letter. Address Y, Graphic.
Call on Hicks fee and Coal com
oany for all kinds of coal. Prompt ser
vice. Old phone 92 new phone 123.
The young ladies guild will give
a tea and bonnet and apron sale, on
Tuesday. April IA Remember the
date
The celebrated Humanic Shoe in
vici and box calf worth 81. going in
the bankrupt sale at J. s. Si,nen com
pany for So.
Boys laundered Puritan waists,
wer1h soc, 75c and 81. in the j. b.
Simon companys bankrupt sale at
a5> and 45c.
Mr. I. r. Bough will succeed Mr..
Blake Trescott in the position made
vacant by him with the Pine CITY Elec-
(ric company.
A nice line of fancy haif-hose,
worth so cents and 75 cents. for So
cents at the J. B. Simon company's $
bankrupt sale.
Spring and summer halbriggan un-
derwear worth so cents, being sold in
the J. B. Simon company bankrupt
sale at 80 cents.
The renowned "FcCt Glove" shoes,
in Wei and box calf. sold fer $3.50, sell
ing in J. B. Simon companys bank
rupt sale at $3.50.
Forty dozen Scrivcns' patent elias
tic-seam drawers left. all sizes. at J. B.
Simon company's bankrupt sale: while
they last, at SO cents
There will be called meeting Of
the Ladies' Cemetery association st the
residence Of Mrs. Charles Owen at
,: , so p m. Monday, March 90
Two hundred spring suits. some
thing nobby and stylish will be sold
at less than eastern cost at the J. b.
Simon company bankrupt sale.
-! hereby take great pleasure in an
nouncing to the public that have
taken the agency for the Smith Pre-
mier typewriter. f. o. Harrison. Old
phone 692.
Retail Clerks International Pro-
tective association net Friday night
and an enthusiastic meeting was he'd
tE1lt were SeNt'ttN dUtltifllN u tiit
order and nine more applications We're
considered
Audrey Hyman. Albert Lachalas.
Con Davis and Dean Dwight. Of Ash
ley county. were brought here en-
route to Little Rock, where they will
appear in the United States court on
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-22
Suit on Account.

it was filed Friday by w. f. Main
company against b. l.. Gocio on ac-
t for $l9160
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-22
Bring Back the Mississippi.

The proclivity OF the Mississippi
1iver to make erratic departures from
its bed and select new one is ,uure
or less We'll known. At one time
Nicksbutg, Miss. was on the shores.
but the stream suddenly shifted, aSout
twenty-five years aso and left the
city Ear away, greatly to the ireon-
venience of the merchants and otners
Nho depended on the river traffic. For
several years past the United States
government has been az work digging
canal hich will bring the river
back to NleAsburg and make it once
more an important part. This work is
approaching completion. anG its cen
summation Will again enable the river
boats to land il f,Cnt OF the city rs
Of old.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-22

Another special feature which ap-
pears III the Sunday issue of the
Graphs TO-DAY is a piece of
popular music which, added to it's
reaay other admirable featuros-puzZle
pictures, chidrens page. Wamen's
so: ice, late and up-to-date half-tonc
pic ures Of persons, places and things
mll,e ii far superior to any other
newspaper printed in Pine Bluff. ana
u.rexee;!od by any paper in the state
outside of Little Rock The nearest
approach ii has in Pine Bluff are the
regular weekday editions of the G aph-
ic The special departments mention-
ed will hereafter be regular features,
of the Sunday Graphic, the latest ac-
QUESTION being the music feature whi>h
Was Stt'Ultu dl COllSlttltlJlc CtSt lOl
the Graphic readers who may be low
ers of music The Graphic spares no
pains on expense to improve all the
time. and it will make additional fea-
lures in the future whenever it sees
the occasion to secure a mcritorious
one-merely to please its readers. The
Graphic. quite While ago got so far
in the lead of local competition in the
newspaper line that it IS in a
class alone and now has to go against
its own record-it no longer has
daily newspaper competitor.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-22


A nor Davis accepted on several oc-
n;o peryfisons private free of charge
s pear,m railroad companies for personal
bs, and the Pine Bluff Graphic usual
r..t.c+, clear rheade,d, falls in With the idea
,v,o f,ci,at this is any idle accusation Let us
,rv EuehSe Under tAe laws of the state no
tart.inea ate officer cain accept a free pass
Mrs r Y1y railroad ride on one. If, to
Leo stdber ACCEPTED whole car instead of
L h n IS" does that exculpate him?
, a H2@k kndes the statute technically while
M Ting the intent and spirit of it ten
" yet the Davis apologists ready
i've him the benefit of this slight
e5 kion of statutory words, though
Ny we'll know every element of guilt
n, ID present The News despises men-
Ia ial bcotlick of mediocre politician
hi Hot Springs News.
The asMr. Wadey. the editor of the News
nt Saway off in much he says in the fore
ger going The first protest the Graphic de
sires to make is against being classed
a.; with the Davis apologists" That is
AMesda about the most unreasonable charge
Ta tiat could be made against the Graph
ic The Graphic is not Davis apollo
gst" in any sense of the term. II
b., never vilides Gov. Davis; accords to
Nhomphim at all times what it considers fair
u lf1lAe"aises whenever it feels that oc
amands it, and that is quite
~. ,g,ob w Nuse the governor is almost
a1,arrive in tM doing something which the
,aN part ,ibelieves to be wrong in any in
ASe'h' at and especially wrong in the
=. -, is filing the high office of
1.-Two =, The Graphic editorial which
niv Epi the foregoing comment by
eutng. stated that the fNot that
NJ les had accepted slecial ear
cut railroad company for A
,,,o,2ot of sufficient gravity TO
Mrs. impeachment. and it re-
age of Matement. ThA Graphic
Ienrie,at it was rot ! violation
SY ''.,ut it did no1 and does
:. :, y s''2 at he will q ier be inn
+ sy such clfrses. The
Ms Or ema-rousAt agajh the soE-
Aildren OF theks trivial nature as
Fegauoi iA"snts consideration and
arama (cntitlet -. :.,.,.,a..
v club Thurst
,,Se:,stmething more
ven AID as yet been pre-
'idy. would not be i'm
rus IL would come out
" a greater hero
an, pr
,stion of the red
RI" The Graphic
nee Is influence had
ed by his own
ed that trial
,,, as had been
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-22
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j Z.
4 LOCAL AND OTHERWISE j.
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+ !. !. I. !. j. ]. j. j. T. j. + = !. T. 4.
OUR ADVENT INTO TIE RIAL

OUR ADVENT INTO TIE REAL
ESTATE FIELD
has been fraught with SUCCESS. We
have given real estate owners such
good returns on their property, that
the result has been q flocking to ta
CT roperty-owners w.7o desire 10
have our services. is your property
earning GOOD dividends, and do yoa
receive tie di.;dcnds promptly? II
not call ard sec ua. We also rake
loans on real estate and coynreroiai
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-22

charges against Surt. Fisher, of the
bf9rth Normal college. were probab-
ly inspired by Jealousy on the part of
He9ple oi his own race
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-22
INSCRIPTION PRICE:

The gr... pareh SUBSCRIPTION PRICE:
and was led by Mrne cony one vee,,....s .15
er. f-eN''t'' '4e copy, one month h..... TO
~ an" uie bne copy, six months.... .. -
''' -f' me copy, one ycar....... 90
nj sU2r2 r6iti,n ono voar 0O
.,euvision of Wool, 1sditian 30
iation. Tho
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-22

/: Corner Braraque and Chest.
treets.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-22
.~ ally Sra,r,IJlc

SUNDAY, MARCH %, 1903.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-22

was Dri su Entered at the Posotice at Pine
decorat, / Bluff, Ark, as second class mail mat
blenat ter.
we're
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-22

h IS. w. ADAMS : Presiden
%EO. n. ADAMS, Business Manage
- oEENANDER MAY, Managing Editor
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-07
North Entrance
G0l0re3 Wash Goods

G0lOTe@ Wash Goods
Below we quote a few specials
that are sure TO bring the crowd TO
our store for this week
S1-inch Batistes. etc, Lawns. in
all the latest and most wanted col
orings, such as blue and white,
black and whites. pinks, blues in
scroll and floral designs. H6R1
While they last .--.--------..,-- lNgN~
% and 3f-in. Lawns and Batistes.
broken lines from regular stock.
some 25c and SOC goods. In this
lot all new and good cOlorings-
Our Mondays special price, H6n
per yard -------------.- w
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-07
D0RGGSTBCS.

Windsor PercaIe. 30 inches wide.
in all dark col0rs. a regular 11lzc
article for dresses and dressing
sacques- Special On ~
Monday ------...-.-...... .....-....1G ( "
Reno Percale-20-inch PercaIe in
stripes. narrow and wide; all good
designs Our regular 12isc o.
line. Monday only .-.......-...... = l.
Hamilton linen finish prints in
very attractive patterns; light and
dark. spots and stripes.
Our usual 10c line. Special II
at ..-.-.---.---.--.---..-. q q
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-07
Covert Cloth.

Our 15c and 1Sc coverts are Just
the thing for skirts to go camping
with or for house use Your choice
of colors all TOlZ
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-07
Hosiery and Underwear

Entrance.
Ladies' no
sleeves. umbrella drawers lace tmmed, &F De
me qualty at per suit - uOS7 ~
Ladies light weight suits,
neck and short sleeves, silk finish and knee $T X
length. only (per suit ~uo "
Ladies' Swiss ribbed combination suits all svles part
wool. cOlOrs and .
natural s1S5 sizes, (per suit y = WV
Jersey suits white
umbrella and high neck ana long
sleeves. kIe length at CT mn
Merino vest, weight high &V Rm
neck and long seev y ao9OV
Ladies Merno bodies, weight. low &T D
sleeves y Z -
Ladies Swiss ribbed silk vests, all styles. in 81 .
fine of Ladies vest, various STYLES
sill silk
ranging in price ercerized. Oo0DU
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-07
SHEETS. ETC.

All sheets and slips on sale Tor
one more week.
Pillow slips from 6}2c up.
Sheets from 44c up.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-07
PIRGALaIS.

Arcade PeTcaIe- 36-inch. all light
colors. Very suitable for boys
waists Only 10 yards allowed e.
a customer t...--..--...-...-. 0J0-,
WYhits Madras WYaisemqs
For Monday we VIII make. some
startling price cuts IN new desir-
able waistings. All our SOC. 65c and
f5C WaiStings VIII be Em@
cut 20 ------r--..--- 49,. ~ w
We viii also offer A special line
of stripes in Oxfords. etc, Madras
our 45c and soc qualities .
at.--------- dD0DN-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-07
WHITE Pl0UgS.

White Piques at special reduc-
lions. We have a large variety Of
the new novelties. etc. lace stripes
in French PiqucS also the new
Damask patterns Very suita bic
Tor ladies shirt waist suits For
Monday all our 60c. 65c and zoe
qualities viii be sold II -
~
All of our 75c. soc and S5c quail
ties viii be sold Gmm
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-07
Col0red Wash Goods.

NOUOEgQ w aJSlM NgO0N0ISo
Leno Applique and embroidered
SWiSSeS in all new coloringS and
designs, such as blues. pinks. tanS.
and black and whites. These goods
are worth 25c and Soc yd. Vm
While they ast--...-............HO O
Lazzarr ephyrs-27-inch Cling
ham in all c0l0TS. checks and
stripes All, the usually good as
sortment of c0lors- A regular Toe
line. Very special for Tn
Monday ---------.------------- V
100 yards Slatre's Cambria to be
disposed of at less than cost For
a few days we will sell you any
quality dc
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-07

The value of shoe is estimated by different persons
different waysthe hob nailed, double may
be of great value a position but be
worthless the foot Of gentle maiden.
LIKE THIS
If looking for attractive Shoe
something design different style Of last
or the threadbare of perhaps
ten would rush cheap sales
expecting it.
a genuine bargain is foot gearing made
or this particular in all the
either in the dress or semdress
ideas and carried profUson eye Of
the most critical obs After you your
lection is pleasure stock where you
can be fitted properywhere comfort and style
gether.
stock Of ladies' parlor slippers made
unexcelIed''
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-07
RESONANT SALE.

We wdll dispose of all OF our wash
goods remnants left over from our
last weeks sale at greatly reduced
prices, including India LinOns, Long
Cloth, NainsOOks. Lawns, Dimitics.
Checked NainsOoks, and all white
goods.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-07

We have left over about Is waist
patterns. Some are slightly soiIed.
some arc nos. For Monday we viii
offer them at S3ia of the regular
marked price. This is a special Of
fer.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1903-08-08
AN ENEMY OF THE CHERRY.

Frequently the black cherry tree lice
so completely cover, distort and smear
with excrement the cherry leaves that
they are disgusting to behold; they
not only stop the growth of the tree.
but take much OF the nourishment that
should go to the fruit while maturing.
AS with all plant lice, they winter in
the egg stage, Matching early in the
season into females which soon COM
mence to produce young, and by the
time cherries are ripe we have several
generations. each of which is pro-
ducing young each day. About July
the lice disappear to the roots or to
other plants. In the fall winged males
and females are produced and tie fe-
males return to the cherry trees, there
depositing their eggs around the buds.
Remedy.-If kerosene emulsion is
used on the lice before they roll and
knot the leaves around themselves.
they can be very easily killed, but
when protected by the leaves it is diff
dcult to reach them with any remedy
National Fruit Grower.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1903-08-08
Crank Day at White House,

Tho appearance at the White House
Of an cid man named Barney Hughes,
who said he was leo years old and
that the President had promised him
q house and lot, which he had como to
get, moved one OF the secret service
men at tho White House to say that
Friday Is cranks' Cay there. Why It
was so he was unable to state, but
it was a feet. Il have often won.
de-ed about 1t" he remarked after be
bad persuaded Mr.. Hughe7 to so away.
Nearly all these furry-house people
Gene here On Fridays. Ever since
have been here have recognized tbs
fact, when Friday camc around, that
would have some work to do, because
it was sure to bring on a concourse
of muddy-headed people. New York
Times
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1903-08-08

Mrs. Lulu Larmcr, Stoughton, Wis.
says:
FOR two years l Suffered with ner-
vous trouble and stomach disorders I'M
til It seemed that there was nothing to
me but n bundle of nerves.
Il was very irritable, could not sleep,
rest or compose myself, and was Ger
talnly unfit TO take care of n household.
II took nerve tonics and pills without
benefit. When began taking rcruna
I grew steadily better. my nerves grew
stronger, my rest was no longer ftful.
and to-day consider myself in perfect
health. and strength.
"Afy recovery was slow but sure, but
l peraevered and was rewarded by per-
feet health."-Mrs. Lulu Larmer
Mrs. Anna L. Flcharty, recent Super
intenGent Of the w. G. L. U. headquar-
tiers at Galesburg. H.. was for ten
years one Of the leading women there
Her husband, when living. WIS first
President of the Nebraska Wesleyan
University at Lincoln, Ncb.
In a letter written from AO1 Sixty
seventh street, W., Chicago, Ill.,, she
says:
II would not be without Peruna fol
ten times It's cost."-Mrs. Anna Z. Fle-
barty.
Health and Beauty" book written
by DIR. Hartman. on the phases of ca
tarrh peculiar TO women. Will be sent
free by The PcrMna Medicine Co.. Co.
lumbus. Ohio.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1903-08-08
POWDERY MILDEW.

Powdery mildew ordinarily affects
young cherry and apple trees. It ap-
pears in white spots on the leaves; the
fungus threads send little suckers
down in the plants cells and alb
sorb the Juices there. Black spores are
form ID later, and these. with their
thick walls. live safely through the
winter and germlnuate In the spring.
The disease dcfoliates young trees and
robs older ones Of much nourlshment.
Burning the leaves in the spring is an
effective preventive. Finely powdered
sulphur busted over the diseased parts
Of tree kills the fungus. and potas-
SUM sulDhi1e solution-one-half ounce
to a gallon Of water-is nearly as ef.
fective.-Thc Cultiyator.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1903-08-08
ARE CITIES ONLY IN NAME
Some Aspiring municipalities Arc So
Small a. to 30 Ridiculous,

Small 40 to 30 Ridiculous.
The recently completed census Of
the United States reveals some singu
lar facts relative to the towns and
cities that compose the nation al
large. There are quito a number Of
5o-called Cities" which are SO ridic
ulously small in population as tc
make It q matter Of wonder and
amazement that they are really cities
The populations Of few such cities
may be given es Illustrations. The
city Of Johnson, Kan, has q popu,a.
ton OF only fifteen and the population
of the city Of Coronado, in tho same
state. Is even less. being only ten.
There are several cities In Kansas
which have very 6iminutive popula,
tons, as follows: Bird, 50; Brainerd
10; Ford. So; Freeport. 50: Horace
90; Hugotoa. "a; Richfeld, 81: Trib
une, C2: Ulysses. 40. The city Of ST.
loan Springs. Mo-, has a population Of
eS. The city OF Brigantine. N. J., has
o population of 50, but, small as Is the
population Of that city. It Is nearly
five times as large as that Of tho city
Of Lavallette, In tho same state, which
has population Of only Fl. The
city which exceeds ell the others In
the diminutiveness Of its population
Is tho city Of Rainy Lake MINI,
which has = ro,,,latioo ~ only Z,