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TROPICS BAD FOR MORALS.

.asafa -Pa5er Explains the Downfall
Of Many 0UoIa5s.
zza=I9zzs5ou. Jl.s @z.-An interest,"
Hls 5haoHs ~ a4>anaaa iazes-i iala.4., ..,.-
af=gi=e=feeea' oe.ss5eaefe9z ef army o.a-
=s..Ig. yItll.aa eEp.oges in gEe
Ilste= --.4.14-4z- Tim S. q
aa.e4 ls..a 55s#aeea received
a. aase# 4.tt=t.s l,.,s-e..#ata1s
would cem. TIC pa4eI.
s=5as#s sz9e.al yea4sZ spent il III.
q pics las d tendency 10 weaken the
l..4,.ssI tiDQr. make one indifferent TO
Consequences Ct a criminal act and
rsefsless= =oI any concern tof tie future
r. fact that in the majority of III.
stances where trusted employees nave
been cuIpable tAey iase made little
on no effort to cove up their peca-
latious other than III tie most bunS,
ing manner tends to show that but
little thought was taken for the day
of reckoning.
Where they have attempted to
leave the islands but little if any
pains have been taken TO mislead the
authorities as to their destination,
even with the certain knowledge tnat
they would be apprehended and le-
turned to Mama.
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!, ERECTION OF STORE BUILD
|,Nr. For MRS. A. M. UORRIS
ON SECOND AVENUE.
l., ge Buf: Pressed Brick Front,
One Story High, 54 Feet Wide
and 12o Feet Deep.
ehas. Hayeoek. as agent tce

,IF. eaas. Hayeoeks as agent tce
Is. 4. NJ Norris. has let the cor
r. 10 { +. Huntington fer tle G e.
d q a handsome brick store hoose
Second avenue between Mrs. \ \
residence and tie building owned
haf and occupied b. VI HI y
IUfsi be buff pressed br.aN a4G
+ class front, and vii be enc -
) a4s#tiest business houses jn ~
+ i will be one story higa t3I#
l. faet in width ard 12o feet deep.
L building VIII eosf. Whom finished
be5hfag over 5000 The house
Ii be occupied By the Simpson Fur
Elre company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-24
Can Not Open the Ports.

Pekin, July 24.-Prinee Ching has
written a letter to United States Min
lister Conger in which he refuses to
open tho towns of Manchuria to for.
eign trade. He points out that it is
impossible for China to open ports
that are not in her possession, but
are held by Russia, and that if they
should do so, complications would
be likely to follow such course.
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Has a Great Future.

At the age of "a, the most popular
citizen of his State, with the eye OF
the nation upon him, the author OF a
great work Tor public righteousness,
and with reputation for rectitude,
fearlessness and zeal for pubic NOR
ality-qualities which the nation needs
in its highest offices-Mr. Folk, of st.
Louis. may go far-Phiiadelphia Led
ger.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-24
JEFF AND VAN
I've Gabfest at TraskWood Thurs
HaV Nioht

Gay Nl9nt.
Co. Davis and Mr.. Vandeventer
Spke to a large crowd last night at
Eastwood. The governor said he
build not quit politics until the peo-
Il OF the state had an antitrust law.
Mr.. yandeventer spoke of the rails
ag the taxes on the railroads. He
poke of the testimony Of Col. Mon
be and the evidence he gave in rails
ag the taxes of the railroad>A. Gov.
Avis used six hundred words about
he beer inspectors Of the state and
idn't say one word about the free
chools of the state. Ii he (Nande-
enter) was elected governor he would
BY more attention to the public
chools of the state, and not take up
j much time as the governor did
bout the grade of beer the people
bed He ridiculed the governor while
VleIIiuS ~ W udl liz udu uOLC anu
hat he had not done. Some one
elled, tHurl ah for Dayis!''
k'What has that fellow been par
bned for?' asked Mr.. Vandeventer.
3Gov Davis had said Mr. Vande-
enter ought to go out and get him
lot of invitations. Mr.. Nandeventer
(lled half a dozen or more places
here he had been invited, and two
aees in Conway county. He exhib-
Fd large circnlkr advertising his
ppointments where he stumped the
ate Of Illinois for Bryan. He refer
Fd to the five new chancery judges
the state and about S21 900 being
Rld out by the state for them. He
seussed the governors record for
PINE time and spoke about Davis go
e to Washington July 5 and draw
e One hundred dollars flom the con
Rgent fund to go on.
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RAILROAD WON.
'folct for the Cotton Belt in a $2o,.
900 Damage Suit. ~,

conway, July 24-In the case of
lary J. Norman and husband, Walter
'ofman, against the st. Louis South
'es'ern Railway company for per-
DAal injuries, the jury found for the
Fiehdant. The action was brought
! Monroe county for $4,000 dam
aes' and was sent to this county on
ppileatlon of the railway company for
Aahse OF venue. The. plaintiffs were
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-24
New Iron Mountain Survey.

railroad surveyors are running
ne from the Iron Mountain railroad
ear Batesville down the White river
Newark. A railroad through that
'ellon would open up rich agricul-
lral section.
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ahAe Trouble, and Confiseation
c f2e9= Mail Caasee Assault,

=fHsa..=a=0 5u.z==.3a#'#a=.tf4azrer G.
fsan. af t5f== city. was as
ssaIte aaa=t.aseaaIeaaa a. O'Clock
5t#=4 Ha.e4 .e earl Frat g col
afea=z#el abaa5 twenty-five yea =.
The son which Fa#9I5ea Is one
OF the e9ssfe=r liar Defiance mas ex-
perieese5 IN years.
ZH6=#=EasuoasE4r Thompson loft
his he@e a Noaea Defiance he was
met n tic na@1ess At 6Ha Wabash
bridge aaa Given tea szfagins cuts
fr68 It Ha9-a whip HAfsH=s8a aad mid
dea in .Fe folds Of Der dress. NJ
Thompson made no attempt to ward
IF the blows. and when the girl had
finished be eoollE walked 10 the eye
Witnesses and took their names for
future Use.
>The#eause of the assault IS a sup
posed grievance which the girl had
IN regard to her mail. She lad caused
the postal department some trouble.
and because one Of her letters was
confscated by the department she
went into a fury Other Developments
from the government are looked for
within few days.
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Folio 6 Court.

f4aH'z z un@s. KY Tfal9ek, }.
Wilson. Della Clssery. Jake Gardner,
laura Bryant, all colored charged
with violating the morality law, We're
fined 81.
P. Smilh, eo;ored, drunk and dis
orderly, s5,
E. Gel, to,ored, drunk, 50.
Walter Coca an colored, drunk, S..
Thomas Naylo1, white, drunk, SO,
Rena fiiil colcred, disturbing the
peace, So.
Bell Rice, colored, disturbing the
peace. s..
Henry Rail, white. drunk and dis
orderly, s..
Tom Brown, colored trespassing,
S..
Ernest Dent, colored. trespassing,
S..
Josh Rowland, colored, violating
stock law. 50.
John Humphrey, colored, petit lar
ceny $40.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-24

Sheriff Tom Meeks is still looking for
tie three other boys who are said to
be Of the crowd They have not yet
.etmned 10 the city and no trace Of
them can #be found b tie authorities.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-24
Change Of Venue for Head.

Hubbard Head, a negro, charged
|ilh criminal assault on a white wo-
ian, will not be tried at Batesville,
rs lawyers having secured a change
venue to Jackson county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-24
BID Fire at Memphis.

The Perdue cotton exchange receiv
ed message at 2 p. m. from Memphis
stating that Lowenstein's big dry
goods store of that city was burning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-24

AS a national institution the over.
coat Is now eclipsed by the shade
tree.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-24
GO TO TIE WALL.
TWO Members Of Wall Street Stock
Exchange Fail.

Exchange Fail.
a telegram to tie Perdue cotton
exchange to-day from New York SAYS
that t#o members Of the Wall street
stock exchange aaYe gone ta tie wall
W L Stove ana een7paH9 ard TAI
bet j. Taylor, Taylor Is the son-in-
law of &esne. the railroad maqnate
ard California miaa eaa4f. No ue-
tails q the fai.are afs gwen
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=Eea Ucuce= ftzetlzst.fzs..ll

a4elif could -ala.ta aa4fee ts
- ee.t t-e Haaz9 NJ. }aI4gE
tIl.Ie3 a @H91 Eat Ea##g#aa a.re-l
VAS tffeHeHI taat aiaIl b. lGIeA4s.
A}z iz43er's ucus - sa#tseiisoe bis
months t.aA We're saiseH. BiaedHGund5
#efse taken at onee=to tze= scene but
10 fse Of the robes eanIa he
fe8a5# L Is Thought thai thez enter
ed through an open window The
family We're not awakened b The mid
night naraUder aud nad no knowledge
that they had been visited by such a
person until the trousers and money
We're missing this morning.
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LATE PERSONAL,

John Sadler, Of Rison is in the city
Milton Vietz returned from Little
Rock last night.
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HORSE WHIPPED
An oAi0 POSTMASTER IS FLoG-
GID BY AN ANGRY NE
GRO WOMAN

si,e Ha5 Caused Postoffcs Consider,
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Christmas Excursion Rates East;

The Duluth, South Shore & Allan.
tic Ry.wil have on sale, December
Goth to- 3oth inclusive, tickets to
points in Ontario, Quebec and New
Brunswick, at rate Of fare and one
third for the round trip. Tickets
valid for return passage until Janu-
airy 31st, 1904. Mart Adson, General
Agent, 426 Spa1ding Hotel Block,
Duluth, inn.
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to the Yukon gold fields Of Alaska
in the spring. Theyschip in from
ST. to SIS per month till $1o0 is raised
and then draw cuts for the amount.
The lucky man takes the money
and goes to- Alaskan. As soon as
possible he sends back the amount
to the club and in the meantime an
other goes on the accumulated fees,
and so on until the entire member
ship is transferred to the new Ell
dorado r. IL: rs *. & ~ + d
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Fred Engel eng ages in the wood
business on an extensive scale, u.s.
ing his gasoline engine as motor
power in saving. =: ~.
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Holiday Excursion Rates To Canada.

The Duluth, South Shore & At
lantic Ky. will have on sale, Decem-
Der 18th to Goth inclusive, tickets
to points in Canada at rate Of one
fare for the. round trip. Tickets
good for return passage until Janu-
airy 18th, 1904. Mart Adson, General
Agent, 426 Spalding Hotel Block,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-12-18

Mrs. Geo. Hutchins spent Thurs
day and Friday last as the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. Cole, in Duluth.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-12-18

Eastman kodaks, the old reliable,
a complete assortment, at Solder
green's Drug Store. An Eastman
makes nobby Christmas gift. IS
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Buy your wife one of those ele
giant Chatelaine bags at Sodergren'e
Drug Store. A complete assert
ment of latest styles. ! =
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-12-18

Mrs. E. D. Mcneil, of e Commodore,
leaves the first of the week for an
extended Holiday visit at her form
er Northern Michigan home. -
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.Supt. c. T. Fairbairn, Of the Lin.
coin, left Wednesday,; for a brief
business trip to Chicago. ".~.;~
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Capt. J. II. Pearce, Of Duluth, was
in the city Wednesday,. es... -
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The Virginia Jewelry Co. are sole
agents for Libby and Hawkes. cut
glass. - .->.>s. :, :5
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Fine patent letter shoes, a: fin
Christmas gift, at HalYs.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-12-18

Mrs. w. r, WATSON entertains at
cards this afternoon. ..~a-
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Christmas gifts for men and boys
at Halls. 49,
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Many: OF the amusement loving
populace Of Virginia will be among
attendants atthe "Ben Hur" produc-
tions at the Lyceum, Duluth, dur
ing Christmas week. s
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The attention of. our readers is
called to the new advertisement OF
Stein & O'Rourke in this issue, deal
ers in general real estate and tim
Der, farm and mineral lands. They
have also secured the. agency for
the Ocean Accident and Guarantee
Corporation, Of London, and of the
Pacific Surety Company, of San.
Francisco.and are in shape to place
you where you belong in case of &C
cident or sickness. III. ~ ILL.,, T.. s-
Thompson Bros, the hustling To-
cal agents for the Singer Manufact-
uring Co., conducted very success
full auction sale of second hand sew
ing machines at the Finnish Temp:
erance Hall last evening, disposing
:, of seventeen machines. In addition
to this number a prize of one ma
chine was given to the holder of the
: lucky number distributed among
;. purchasers of bottles of machine
oil, the: winner being Ole Johnson.
=, The Fay will offer for its next at
traction "A Thoroughbred Tramp"
A crisp, new sensational comedy,
redolent with slang, crime and adj.
ventures of a typical hobo !. Rush
{ Thompson is the parsonage around
whom the action of the whole play
:revolves. True to revolve alta pace
that leaves no spare room for a dull
moment during the entire two:
/ hours and a half consumed in the
performance. Several sensational
scenic effects are introduced. Mon
day night, Dec. 81. ~. - : ss
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Presbyt erian Church Services.

The regular service at IL O'Clock,
sermon by the pastor. Special
Christmas service in the evening at
half past seven. Prof. Gordon
Mayo, whose services as musical
director have been !. secured, will
have charge of the music. All in
vited. ,.:, r. !. ss.:. g.. IS, 4 s
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The Public schools of the city
close today for the Holiday vaca-
ton, and the younger. element of
the city's populace will enjoy a two
weeks respite from labor. The
teachers in the various departments
cordially invite the parents to the
closing exercises, the program of
which appears elsewhere. >s s.&
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Miss Lorna. Bates, who attends
school at st. Mary's Hall, Faribault,
is expected home this week to spend
the Holidays with her grandparents
at the home of DR.. c. w. Miller,
Wyoming avenue. cxz>..., .sz.s e. & I s
Owing to the illness of Rev. Cath
cart, Of The NJ. E. Church, and; the
failure to properly warm the Pres
byterian house of worship on Sun
day morning last, Rev Todd con-
Quoted union services in the M. +.
Church. III ii .s.. .:isz 8 4
The chicken pie supper and fair
by the ladies Of the Methodist
Church at the Fay Opera House on
Wednesday, afternoon and evening
was a decided success, the receipts
being approximately 500 Co The
hand some display OF useful and or,
namentaI fancyswork was practically
closed out, and 1nanysa hobby and
saccep table Hol day gift was select
ed from the assortment.
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Mrs. W. r. WATSON pleasantly en-
tertained large number of lady
friends at her home on Lake Boule.
ward Friday afternoon last.
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While taking party up the Frank
lin hill Wednesday evening one. of
the horses attached to Matheson's
bus dropped dead at a point near
the old Norman shaft. Heart dis
ease is assigned as the cause. -.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-12-18

Register, of Deeds Palmer came
up from Duluth this morning.
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lfyou want to see something nice
IN albums and toilet sets; go to Sol.
Rubloff's. His display takes the
eye and his prices suit the purse. =
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Mrs. Tierney, of Duluth, returned
hou,e yesterday after pleasant Wis
it in the city as the guest of Mrs.
Ira w. BOwles.
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Ornamental Christmas gifts for
men at Halls.
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Useful Christmas gifts for men at
Halls.
Ornamental Christmas gifts for
men at Halls.
Register, of Deeds Palmer came
up from Duluth this morning. =
Don't choose holiday gifts until
you see our line. Milavetz Bros
"A fine selection OF diamond rings
at reasonable prices, at Sol. Rub.
lofts.
Just received a fancy line of watch
es, clocks, jewelry and holiday
goods. MiIavetz Bros.
Mrs. w. J. Moore enjoys a visit
from her mother, Mrs. Fannie Kim
ball, of Crystal Falls, Mich.
If you are looking for a Christmas
or wedding present call at the store
of the Virginia Jewelry Co.
Mrs. Tierney, of Duluth, returned
houle yesterday after pleasant Wis
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!. Rev. E. n. Cathcart, Of the NJ: Is.
Church, is this week confined to the
house with a serious attack Of indi-
gestion, and while improving slow
ly It is not probable that he will be
enabled to occupy the pulpit on
Sunday next. He arranges for the
occupancy of his pulpit BY Presid-
ing Elder Clemens, who will be
present If possible. IS .53s.s5 - ssss
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Don't choose holiday gifts until
you see our line. Milavetz Bros
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The masquerade at the Union ice
rink last evening attracted . goodly
number Of our younger people, and
a right good time was-enjoyed.
The two prizes for the best costun,-
ed masqueraders were awarded to
Messrs. ii. V. Peterson and Joseph.
Stickney, being two season tickets
to. the rink. The rink e doing a.
splendid business. sssss..sss.ssssssssss
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Useful Christmas gifts for men at
Halls.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-12-18

"A fine selection OF diamond rings
at reasonable prices, at Sol. Rub.
1Off'a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-29
COat VIII AdVanoe.

Prices on Arkansas hard coal VIII
scar to dizzy heights during the next
three months and the mines in John
sen county may he shut down on ac-
count Of the increased price Of produc-
ton. II Will be difficult to purchase
Arkansas hard coal at from $3.50
1C $625 a ton. and the Pennsylvania
anthracite will bring the usual price
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-29
tJicknames Of Ball Teams.

Fcr many years it has been the Gus
4o,, of the Dapers in the cities when
have baseball teams to give the team
renresenting the city some appEopil-
ate name other than that OF tie city
rerresenteI by the team. Every lover
of II snort has heard of the New York
"Giants." the Cincinnati Reds. the
ST Louis Browns" or the Chicago
Whitestockings. In IT, Cotn.a.
States league every team on the cir
cult has appropriated some name by
witch it is known except the Pine
Buff team. Baton Rouge has been
knowa from the first as the "Capltol-
ians, because they represent the cap
ltal city ef Louisiana. Billy Earle,
tie raraeer of tie Vicksburg team.
made himself famous by taking team
around the world in the eighties, and
the title "Globe-Trotters" was given
his aggregation. The indians" has
been the name of the tribe from Match
ez, the "Cotton-Pickers" are from
Greenyile and the Swamp Angels
seems to fit the Monroe team exact
l.. Pine Bluff has never had such
a title given that would seem appro-
plate Some cf the Mississippi and
Louisiana papers have faeettously re-
ferred to them as the "RackensaChs.
and cf late the "Bridegrooms, but
neither has given satisfaction, hence
neither has been adopted.
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.++++-+* *'''" :
BASEBALL NEWS. y
"..+++ + + = + = ?

Rain prevented the game between
-,,s and Greenville at Greenvilie
'1 sov The game was started and
;. roe innings had been played pelofe
~, shower stopped further proceed-
as Pine Bluff plays at GreenFl4ie
. aein today and returns tomorFo" for
o.;os OF fifteen games at nome.
WOE will be the first victim. Inc
'e.a,s will play three games with the
',u,omn Angels" and expect to ada
:, .1roe= 10 their wen column iii the
aaontage table. The reJuvinatea
-.,;sianans have taken on new eEei4y
dor tbe leadership OF Capt. McDiFitt,
,,or.ovpr. and are putting UP &a ara
olo Of ball that is hard to beat, Ihey
40 having hard time getting out
of last place. but have lost most oil
rroir games by a narrow margin. Black
h,,n or Blineoe will pitch the first
oon,a in the series at home. An ef-
fort is being made to get the business
no,,sos 10 close Thursday afternoon IN
oraar that the boys may be given a
biz reception,
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Reward for Delehanty.

James Delehanty. the premier third
paseman of the Little Rock Southern
ieague team. has not yet reported, and
the LilIie Rock Gazette advertises for
him in this manner:
Lost-One baseball player, named
James Delehanty. Was supposed to
nave left his home in Cleveland, Ohio,
Tor Little Rock last Saturday, but has
not ye: arrived The fans will pay
reward for his return to Mike Finn
III condition to play third base"
Delehacty was to have reported in
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Surely a Good Reason,

Mr.. Norther-1ve often wondered
why so many colored men are lynch.
ed down this way. Colonel South
Well, sub, | reckon it's because they
don't start runnin' quick enough. =
Philadelphia Record.
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INEQUALITIES in Taxation.

Editor Richards of the Wellington
(Kas,) Mail has been exploring the
tax list of that town and is reused tc
indignation by the fact that the lead
Ing bank Of the town pays taxes On
$50 worth of personal property, while
barber who runs a shop in the base
nGut of the bank pays on S12O worth.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-29

FOR SAI.E-At 1904 South Main
street One Gray's Royal Silver
Plating outfit; one 5xS camera; one
Organ; two barrels vinegar and
household goods. S. F. Vase. 256
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WANTED-Lady or gentleman Of fair
education to travel for firm highly
rated in the commercial reports.
Salary s1,056 per year and expen-
ses, paid weekly. Address l.. A.
Martin, Pine Pluff, Ark. 251
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LItTTe R0ck last Monday, but mas IaIl'
ed to pat in his appearance and the
directors are becoming uneasy, He
has been sadly missed by the Travel
ers ON the recent trip around the cir
euit. and his absence is reputed to
have been responsible for the loss of
SO many games.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-29
Southern League.

Little Rock 4, Memphis 2.
Memphis 6, Atlanta /.
Shreveport s. Montgomery 4.
Nashville 5, New Orleans 2.
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kt=Vcksburg.

\icksburg % 0 0 90 0--1
Baton Rouge 30 o o 3 0 % o 3-S
Batteries-Manuel and Early; Ba.
ker and Kalkhoff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-29

IMMEDIATELY-P everywhere
to distribute samples. S250 daily.
Steady. No canvassing, Empire,
1928 Grand Blbd., Chicago. 25t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-29
American League.

Philadelphia 4, Washington ).
Boston 3, New y ork 0.
Cleveland 10, ST. Louis 2.
Detroit at Chicago, postponed: wet
grounds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-29

WOOD FOR SALE-Either in stove
wood or cord wood lengths. Leave
orders at Pine Bluff Mercantile com
pany J. S. Currie.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-29
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