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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-03
House Furnishing Department.

quart tin Coffee Pot for to-day only .IoC 10 quart Galvanized Iron Watering Pot. 4@c E2 quart Galvanized Iron Watering Pot JAG piece tin Toilet Sets for to-day only. 0Sc
 Glassware.
 Gobets, nicely carved, each SC Wine Glasses with stem, each Sc syrup Pitchers, plain spring top, to-day only. 9c Glass Plumbers, each. -. &C., 4c' &C., cc' 7c, sc Glass Butter Dishes, complete HOG in Ice Cream Dishes, each h................... Sc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-03

Dress Skirts. skiras, % T fuIr flare. SsG- taf- feta bands and button trimmed, black only, new design, worth $6.5o. Friday price ;,.....,. S4.9o
 DRESS SKIRTS, Black and Navy Ladies' Cloth, light weight. trimmed with taffeta pannels, worth $o, FIT. day price ................ ......> SO.0o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-03
A Great Cut Price Sale of Mems and Boys Straw Hats

is now in progress. You can save quite a nice percentage by buying these goods of us and can take your choice of our most desirable and fashionable styles. A regular Soc yacht shape, Sennett Straw Boys Hat, elegantly trimmed with fine silk band .25c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-03
For Friday Bargains.

We have received beautiful lot of Venice Flow Blue China the kind your folks used in lS47, but very fashionable with the upper ten ow=a-days
 We offer these goods for Friday bargain sale as fOlIoWs
 Coffee Cup and Saucer beautiful shape complete ISc in. pIate each. Ioc Q in. plate each h.....-~-................. l29c Ion niece Dinner Set SIS 100
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-03
Our Clothing Department

combines two days i'm one. Saturday being the 4th of July cur store will be closed. Saturday buyers should bear this i'm mind and do their shopping on this Friday, July 3rd. /
 Our Bargain List forms a Grand Combination Sale. The balance of our soc and CSC Mems Shirts, consisting of about z5 dozens, assorted Fancy Per- caEes and Madras, with collars attach- ed and detached, extra cuffs, the whole lot representing the best value offered in many day, this Fridays Bargain The Express brought us 50 Wide Welt White Pique Vests for men and yOungmen, sizes 34 to 42, furnishing goods stores ask you $2.Oo for the same quality and make. For this Fridays Combination Bargain Sale, we will sell them at each h............... .24
 We have had so many calls recently for our Bargain H Hose, that we have determined to give our patrons one more opportunity at these desir- able goods. We have them in Solid
 Black, Red and Grey and will place the last z5 Dozen on tables for this Friday Combination Sale at per pair SC
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-03
Mercerized PettiCOat Sale.

Summer weight goods, bought under price, all fresh and new, accordeOn pIaited, ruffled and flounCed.
 Black Mercerized, made full, value z5c, Friday prices -. 49c
 Black and white, Mercerized, made full, value $1, Friday price 69c
 Black MerceriZed, made full, value Su.2S, Friday price. ..........:. FAC
 Black Mercerized, made full, value ST.5O, Friday Price. e............ ~oc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-03

This Is the name some jealous manufacturers of leather goods only have given the Canvas Shoe that are so popular this summer throughout the country.
 Just the shoes, whether you go to the mountains or country shore stay at home or go for an outing the 4tf, they suitable and sensible and good looking and serviceable. Look cool, and the consciousness of it will help you to keep cool.
 Mems Pearl Canvas Oxfords, Cap Toe ...... SI.2S Mems Pearl Canvas Butcher Oxfords, Cap Toe SI.5o Mems Pearl Canvas Balls, Cap Toe SI.2S Mems Pearl Butcher Bals Cap Toe ......... $H.50 Mems Pearl Canvas Welted Balls, Cap Toe S2.O0 Mems Plain Canvas Oxford Balls, Cap Toe - zSc
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-13
MAYOR MURIHEAD
 WILLMAKECONTESI
CLAIMS THAT THE ORIGINAL FIRE LIMITS ESTABLISHED BY THE COUNCIL Ex- GUIDED HIS PROP
 ERTY.

Mayer Muirhead returned from a meeting of tSS Grand Lodge of lAa- sons in Tucson last evening. and is still at large. He will be placed un- der arrest this morning. and the war rant will be served by City Marshal Mullen, one of his own appointees. The complaint that has been filed in the Justice court alleges that the mayor of the city has violated the fire ordinance in the erection of frame dining room of rather connections di- mersions that adjoins his residence in Tombstone canyon.
 The mayor was seen at his resi- denoe last evening shortly after his return to the city, anG heard for the first time that he had become entan- Gled in his own meshes. When ask co for 9 statement regarding the i'm I ending case the mayor said:
 T shall certainly contest the case, and think that I will be able to show that I have not violated the fire orLi- nance of the city. It was distinctly understood at the meeting of the council when this ordinance was pass ed that the fire limit lines run one hundred yards from this building. II there haG been any question in my mind to the contrary, the erection of the dining room would never have been commenced. At any rate, it IS an inopportune time now. after a man has a building erected, to serve notice on him that he is within the fire linn it's. I will certainly contest the case in the courts at the proper time"
 The complaint is sworn to by City Marshal Mullen aiter a survey of the lines had been made, and according to the ordinance and t4e survey it was found that the building being erected by thm ayor was within th fire limits.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-13
TUG OF WAR
 CREATING INTEREST
BASEMENT OF OPERA HOUSE FCS PRACTICE WORK.

Following the announcement e 9 tug of war contest between teams rep resenting diffe ent nationalities. to be held at h oIrra house in December considerable interest has been creat- ed among local admirers of clean sport calling for all tnts strength and endurance known to the lovers of skill and brawn.
 The opera house has beer engaged Ter five nights. commencing on De- cenber 14, and On each night differ ent teams will compete against the winners.
 A. Trojanovich. manager of the Bis bee Lumber Co, vii lead one team, anc Dr Collins and Billy Swan will also be seen on the cleats.
 Big" Kelly is being urged to lead the Irish-Americans, and before the close of next week no less than five teams are expected to be in the field. The men having the entertainment In charge have offered a first prize of S2oO.oO and a second prize of S75.OO and the entrance fees will be added money. During the coming week the cleats will be erected in the base. ment of the opera house for practice work. and will remain there until ,le nigh of the contest. which will take place on the stage
 It was rumored last night that Sid Coburn had his eye on an aIl-Amerl- can team which ne will make known at an early day next week
 It is foregone conclusion that with five teams competing the sport will be exciting enough for the most fastidious.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-13
THE MINISTRIES.

Next Monday evening the greatest aggregation of minstrel entertainers that lever came down the pike" WI, show at the Opera House. This is known as "Riney" Rinehart's WORLD RENOWNED GESTICULATORS OF FESTIFICATORS, and who have made Primrose and West, DockstaG CT. Carncross and Dlxey Haveriey and other imitators look like the prover- bial 'soiied two-spot in a brand new deck of fifty-two." The interlocutor. the end men and the specialists are simply loaded with good stuff which will make 1S0 minutes of continued laughter. pathetic song and rollicking dance. But you can judge better Dy the program of just what is to be rem dered by this company. whose name above the typos" refuse to set again without going on strike We can't stand for that, so it is omitted.
 Programme.
 1. Opening Chorus ...."As Long as
 the Congo Flows to the Sea" ?. Grand Introductory Overture. 3. Sunny Africa. Miss Jessie Stans-
 berry.
 4. Baritone Solo "A Dream"....
 .... ...... .E Gabriel Dumerin. 5. I'm Going to Leave" ".....M. E.
 Doyle.
 6. Tenor Solo Q. ..... Ross Griffith ' Blooming Lize U. c. McLaugh-
 lin.
 s. Whistlirg Solo Charles Maddern g. Baritone Solo IT. Leonard Nor
 Till.
 Introduction of Mccarthy and Lew is.
 10. My Friend From My Home.
 .. T. H. Mccarthy II. Tenor Solo ..... Pete Tehaney 12. All Alone" IN. A. Lewis. 13. Selections from Floradora"
 .. W. H. Cummings. IA Closing Chorus.
 Read the list of talent. Charles E. Rinehart .Interlocutor Bones M. E. Doyle. Thos H. McCar-
 thy.
 Tambourines .... J. c. Mclaughlin Soloists Ross Griffith, T. Leonard
 Merrill, E Gabriel Durmerin. Pc
 ter Tehaney, Chas. Maddern. Jes-
 sic Stansberry.
 Chorus. Roy Daon, Silas C. Lewis
 Urban Mandis T. Albert Sowles,
 John c. Moulton. Fred R. Key holds. W. Gibson Pratt, M. Frank Hill. s. Robert Coates, Fred J. Suck. This is no cheap bunch of talent gathered from among he cactus of the plains. It will pc observed this is a company of "split-thcir-names-in-the- middle" boys. who will wear dull tears off the monument of time and in the rest cause possible-that of neiplns cut the Catholic Church at a moment it needs it.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-13
Will Use New Line.

H J. Simmons was Tn the city yes terday from Fl Paso on a trip of in spection over the line after his return from New York City. where he had been for the past two week.. MT. Simmons stated that the new line 5f track between Naco and Lewis Springs will be put in operation on December l. and on and after that date the old high line" which hugs the hills will be discontinue1. The new line between the above mention ed points gives the company compar- atively small grade. At the same time new time table on the F. p & s. W. will be put into effect. wlich in all probability will give the trav- cling public better connection, with g. ?. trains at Benson
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-13
Nacozari Svper,nteroenr.

!. s. Douglas, superintendent Of the Moctezuma Copper Co., at Nacozarl' IS in the city for few days. NIT. Doug las reports the construction work on the Nacozari railroad between Cos Station and Nacozari progressing slowly owing to a lack of laborers. About one-half of the work has been completed, and the heaviest part or the work near Nacozari has been con- pieted. Grading has been carried cn at both erds of the line. but 10 rails have been laic beyond Cos. MT. Douglas reports the mines and plant in operation at Nacozari as usual, and the entire country alive with rTos- pectOrs and experts.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-13
Fire Department Meeting.

There has been a meeting of the Biskiee Fire Department called for the night of Thursday, November 20 when nominations for officers will be made for the ensuing year Notices have been sent out, as full represen- tation is particularly desired.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-13
Movement in Real Estate.

A representative Of the Baroour Townsite company last evening stat ed that the construction of hrsiness house on Main street was started yes terday. and that the lumber for an- other was being hauled onto the ground. In addition two contracts for building was let on the same day
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-13

FOR SALE-No. Remington type writer, first-class condition, $275O i1 taken at once. Address Box 1O4z, city. 11-13-3t.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-13

lOST-Bunch of l:evs containing coin stamped with square and com pass. Between P. O. and Don Luis Finder leave at Review office. 11-13-2
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-13

An orator cannot always be pun ished for arson when he ''sets the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-07
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BASEBALL NEWS. +
..4+ + + + + + + + + :

Touenerty. Monroe's crack
.,oner added another shutout to his
.oson,s record Thursday afternoon,
md pine Bluff was the victim of Mon
roe Thursday afternoon, The tallend-
Won away with the first game OF
~. sories by the score of 4 to 0 and
onooxed it to their won column IN
,,orcon1age table without SO uHrh
80 saving "bv your leave. E:a'.t
w. un1ucl5v. pitched for the Pride
orooms end while he had nearly q
nood . record in the hit line. lost
u,i, The Swamp Angels Won The
emo in the very first inning when
. base on balls, two errors and hlf
netted them three runs. winch wore
two more than enough to win. In
+ho fifth they put on one more for
GOOD measure and to cinch the game.
h,+ the run was not needed. as, try
- thew would. the locals could not
cot nan across the plate. Doueber-
~ allowed eight hits, but they were
scattered out over nearly two hours
time. and more than two could not be
rotfen in one inning. Two hits will
sometimes score a run, but when
Pine Bluff man got on base the
toll redhared pitcner of Monroe took
hitch in his belt and fired them
over SO fast and with such speed that
The local batsmen simply could not
see them.
Monroe got nine hits off Brown, reg
istering one in every inning save the
last Errors behind the local pitcher
combined with his usual quota of
free passes to first gave the game
away. The score by innings:
Monroe :. .....3 0 0 o. 0 0 0 o.
Pine Bluff % 0 0 0 0 Z 0 Go
Hits by innings
Monroe L | l l : | / o-9
Pine Bluff 30 / , , ! ! o-2
-Four Of the South ern league nan
Batteries-Blown and Blue; Dough
erty and Hunt.
Pine Bluff plays at Monroe again
this afternoon. Shaffer and Blue will
be in the points.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-07
HOW S THIS!

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Props, Toledo,
Ohio
We, the undersigned, have kn own
F. J. Cheney for the last Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable IN III
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
WEST & TRUAX, Wholesale Drug
gists. Toledo O.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Q.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system
Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all drug
gists. Testimonials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-07

In all American cities the tonsoriaI
business has ma ]e rapid progress.
Nowhere IS this more noticeable than
in this city. Mulliken and Green s
Primrose barber shop which place
would be a credit 10 a city several
times the size of Pine b!}lfff. The art
lists in this place have been selected
with the greatest care, and the ser
vice used is the best that money can
buy. An institution of this kind
should be we'll supported by the cit
izens.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-07
Demand for Dougherty.

Four Of the SOuuhern leoaue man
ayers are after our Dougherty-those
of the Little Rock, Shreveort New
Orleans a. atlanta teams-but Mon
roe is not ready to lot her star go
yet while. so the talk in the 'for-
eign' press about Finn or any other
manager having signed him or having
even got their hooks on him may be
put down as mere speculation-a wish
father to the thought Dougherty has
been the star in the most sensation
al games in the Cotton tates league
and his fame has gone abroad He
pitched the eighteen-inning 0 to Q
game against Baker of the Capitolians
and Won it in the play-off. and also
the double-header of q innings re-
Gently, winning both allowing only
'hree hits. During the season he has
pitched Ill innings, equal to II l-3
games, allowing SO hits, an average
OF 3-6 hits to the game The most
hits off him in any game was 5.
Monroe appreciates the fact that
Dougherty deserves to be in faster
company and will be next season, but
the local management can't spare
MIN. They need him in their busi-
ness. Ana besides the fans and root
e.s just wouldn't stand for it. He's
'helr fayorite, and they might mob
somebody if this thing were DONE
Monroe Star.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-07
TITLED MEN AS LAeORERS.
Many Scions Of European Mobility
Show Ca,acity for Work.

MANY Scions Of European Mobility
Show Capacity for Work.
It has been no unusual thing in the
past, nor is it exceptional at present.
for men OF high rank-princes, dukes
earls and lords-to engage IN manual
labor. They have not all been COM
nelled by necessity to do this; some
have chosen to toll for the experience
# gives them or because they think
If conduces to their health and Ion
gevity. It has been reserved for our
own time for the brother of a king,
who might have peen reigning prince
himself. to shovel Goals in the stlf1lng
hold of a ship, "just to see what IT
was like
When the duke of Cannaught was
returning in the battle-ship Renown
from his recent Indian tour he eX-
messed a wish to see the conditions
under which naval stokers work, ano
a lth cugh the quarter deck officers t'le7
| to dissuade him, his royal hlghness
nroyided with proper kit, MADE MS
| way down to the boiler-room. But II
was not sufficient for him to look or
while the painting and perspiring stok
ers labored in the inferno that lies
deep below the deck of man-of'war
and calling for a shovel, he began t(
| ply it with astonishing vigor.
At the end of half an hour, now
ever he had had enough of it, ant
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-07

Southern League.
Atlanta 10 Nashville
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-07

when he emerged on deck again, with
rlvulets OF perspiration streaming
down a grlmy face, he vowed he had
never done so much hard work in any
previous twenty-four hours.
But the stocking record among men
OF title must go to Niseount Cole. eld-
est son and heir of the earl of Ennis
ki!len. When Lord Cole whose title
on thai occasion was peculiarly an
prepriaje. was returning from Am~~Ica
few months ago he put in Whole
days work as a stokor. member of
ene OF the gangs "One must %
-cmethins To keep one self fit" he
said and shoveIing Goals is par-
J.ealaHlT fine form cf exercise.
King Edward hjmseJf has orten
ze9a II warmer quarters even than
lie #h@i5s4s5om ef a warshp. rs a
z1ga9 r2a2.= as uany remember. he
aaz Ho=of the most enthusiastic of
amateur liremen and. with the duke
= Sutherland and other companions
9aHsly missed a. fire Of any Importance
"a London There are Old fremen now
living who have seen the prince work
ing away as if fer dear life with his
a., amid he roar Of the flames and
lie crashing of walls. and on at least
one occasion. when an upper floor o.
a warehouse gave way under him. he
narrowly escaped a tragedy.
King Leopold. Of Belgium, has put
in as many days Of hard manual labor
as any royal parsonage in Europe
Ee spends many hundreds of hours
II the gardens of his palace of Lac
ken and has often been seen trundling
a WheelbarroW in his shirt sleeves or
digging with a vigor and industry
which few Of his gardeners can equal.
The Belgian king has. however. no
mean rival in the shah of Persia, who
is just as enthusiastic lover of
gerden and is said to be never happier
than when plying spade or shears IN
the rustest of suits and the shabbiest
Of slippers.
But there are probably few royalties
Who have not at one time CT another
worked with their hands as hard as
any day laborer, from the king of
Portugal. who not long ago used to
devote three hours every day to man
ual labor in the hope of reducing his
= too solid flesh, to Prince AleXan-
,ser. of Teck, the brother of the future
queen, who might have been seen any
day few weeks ago grooming horses.
wheeling barrows and doing every
lind of stable work as heartily and
caeerfully as any of his own troopers
at Hampton court.
OF peers who love hard work the
name is legion, although, perhaps,
none of them can claim such a ranOrd
as the earl of Ranfurly who for many
years was one of the hardest workers
1t the irrigation colony at Mildura, in
Australia From sunrise to sunset.
the earl who is now SO ably governing
New Zealand, was at work on his fruit
farm, ploWing. planting and pruning
more industriously than any of his
hired laborers.
The duke of Sutherland is an accom-
! pushed engineer, like Lord Down
shire, and can stoke or drive an en-
CINE as we'll as any man in England.
IN fact, very many of his happlest
hours have peen spent in workman's
attire on the footplate of an engine
bowling along at sixty miles an hour.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-07

Can't Locate Walters.
iAe local baseball directors have
. yet failed to get on the track of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-07

Lou Walters, the third baseman
whose release was recently purchased
from Terre Haute. Three telegra
were sent out this morning in an eff
fort to find Walters, but no response
has come as yet He is either in St
Louis, Chicago Or Waterloo. He left
Little Rock with his wife last
Wednesday and it was supposed that
e would 60 at once 10 his home at
Waterloo. If Walters can be reach
d IN tine. lie will be in Monday
saH.e and finish #rhe season with the
locals.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-07
American LEAGUE.

Boston 8, Philadelphia 4
Chicago 5, S. Louis i.
New York 4 Washington
Cleveland G, Detroit I.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-07
Name tor Pine Bluff Suggested.

Name Tor Pine Bluff Suggested.
The Pine Bluff newspapers are
fow!ing for name for their club.
several years ago the Pine Bluff po-
policemen were referred to as the
Ant Eaters" Several weeks ago
ne Pine Bluff press touted its team
as the "sure champions and in view
| OF these facts we respectfully suggest
'he name of Smoked Ant Eaters" as
oeing good one for their aggrega-
uon.-Natchez Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-07
NOW is THE TIME!

II 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., 1903-08-07
Blackburn May Not Return.

Manager Blackburn may not come
nome with the team, as the deal for
MS services may be closed with Vicks-
'ars this week. Speculation is rife
|"s &C Who the new manager will be
IL case Blackburn is released. Clay
l. Blue and Dawkins are all men,
ftioned
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-07
National Leaque.

St. Louis 8, Cincinnati 5.
New York-Philadelphia, rain.
BrooklynBoston. rain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-07
at Eaton=2 2ouce.

Baton Rouge 81 a o#1 q i o . 50
Eiclisbnrg .,-...0 60 q 70 ii
Batteries-Baker and KaIkaoffs
Camnitz and Earle
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-07

Two NV tadelders have been Sc.
.rred and viii report for duty Mon
day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-07
At Natchez.
Eastern Arkansas LEAGUE.

Se8rcy 4 AJarlanna ..
Wynne 3. Helena ]
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