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The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
BORN.

COFFEY-In this city. September 16 1908, to
the wife OF Joseph Coffey, a son.
COSGROVE-In this city. August 81 1908 to
the wife OF John p. Cosgrove, a daughter.
GOETZE-In this city August H. 1908, to the
wife Of Aug. L. Goetze Jr., a son.
HAYMANN--In this city, September 10 1908
10 the wife Of 7. c. Haymann a daughter.
HAY-In this city, September II, 1908, to the
wife Of John F. Hay. son.
McELROY-In this city. August o. 1903 to
the wife of John ]. McElroy, daughter.
MOTE-In this city. September Q. 1903 TO the
wife of s. II. Mote, a daughter.
MUNDER-In South San Francisco, September
16, 1903. TO the wife Of Emil Munder, a
daughter.
PINKNEY-In this city September IL. 1903
TO the wife OF Joseph Pinkney, daughter.
RADEMANN-In this city. September Il. 1905
TO the wife Of John n Rademann a son.
ROBBINS-In this city, September ., to the
wife OF Samuel r. Robbins, a SON
SEIKE--In Honolulu September 6, 1908, to the
wife OF Richard Seike (nee Conway, a
daughter
the wife of l. c. Totman. a
TUTTICH-In this city. to the wife OF NJ A.
Tuttich. a
WALTER-In this city. September 10. 1908, TO
the wife Of Alfred Walter a daughter
WARREN-In this city September IS. 1903,
to the wife of Z. T. Warren, a daughter.
WETHERN-In East Oakland. September 10
1903. TO tho wife of G. II. Wethern, a son.
WILLIAMS-In this city. September L. 1903
to the wife Of C. d. Williams a son.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20

~HE Toyo Kisen kaisha's Hong
kong Maru sailed yesterday for
the Orient with full complement
A. of passengers and 800 tons OF
cargo. She also took treasure
valued at about 10000. The Hongkong
calls at Manila this trip and for the
Philippine port has thirty-two' passengers.
Among those going to Manila are Drs.
R. H. CreeI and c. W. Vogel of the United
States Marine Hospital Service. They are
going on duty In connection with the
Philippine quarantine system. Bishop F.
z. Rocker OF the Roman Catholic church
was another Manila passenger. He is go
ing to Panay. Israel Putnam, publisher
Of the Manila Gable News, left on the
Hongkong.
The Hongkong carried seventy-five Chi
nese, or whom seven were deported from
western Texas No chances were taken
with the deported Chinese the bureau
having half dozen watchmen guard
ing them from the time they reached the
wharf until the liner sailed.
The passengers included the following
named:
For Yokohama-Mrs. A. T. Bagnau, W. D.
Bagnall n. ID. Chew Jr.. Miss L. NJ Dudley.
Miss Edith Freeland A. Muenchmeyer, Y. Mu-
raj Mrs Mural and two children John spie-
gel6ers. Mrs NJ. Tanaka, T. P. Terry. Mrs T.
r Ierry and child. Baron Curt Won LOWenstein.
kobe-Miss r. T. Ambruster, G. Yamazaki
Nagasaki-W. S. Bissounette, Mrs. Patrick
Brady, Miss Dorothy Jones. Paul Maslin. Miss
c. B. Travis, W. M. Wood. Rev. J. w. Ycst
Mamla-Mrs. NJ. du H. Clazett Miss Adele
Clagett DR.. r. H. CreeI. L. NJ. A. Domalafn.
Miss B. a. Dwyer. Miss E. NJ Elwyn, Samuel
Ferguson. G. V. Hahn, Miss j. 8. Jackson, W.
r. Moore. c. G. Murray, NJ F. Phelan. Rev.
c. L. Pickett Mrs. C. L. Pickett and child Is
rael Putnam, Mrs. Israel Putnam, Thomas
Rawson Mrs. Thomas Rawson A. J. Rice.
Bishop F. z. Rocker, Lester Ross. Miss NJ. e
Scott, G. l.. Shinkle. T. ". Strada, DR.. c ".
Vogel. Miss E. ]. Wardle, Dr. W. S. Washburn
Rev. Fl. W. Widdoes, Mrs. II. W. Widdoes and
infant
,Hongkong-G. A. Ainley. Rev. NJ. ]. Coldren.
Mrs. NJ. J. Coldren, Gerard de Barry, Mrs.
Gerard de Barry, A W. Dow Mrs. A. W.
Dow. ID. F. Dow, AFRO Dyer Mrs. AFRO Dyer,
Lee Fung. Mrs Lee Fung and two children.
Mrs. NJ. Gage. f. Hardy, C. H. Henderson
William b. Jones' Ed Lyons, ]. r. Mccartney.
Mrs. j. F. Mccartney. Jacob AIillenmier. F.-S.
Montgomery. j. l.. d. Morrison. L. G. Nolasco
NJ. de p. Webb.
Honolulu-Miss c. Howell. Miss F. Howell.
J. NJ Holt, Mr. Patton. Mrs. Patton and maid.
Rev. j. Zimmerman. Mrs. J. Zimmerman
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Colon Sails for Panama

The Pacific Mail Company's steamship Colon
sailed yesterday for Panama and way ports
She carried full cargo and passengers as fol-
lows:
j. j. Mellen, Mrs. W. Konig, George KouiE
> McMullen. Max Rosser, John Harper r
ZinkoEsky. {. Byrnstroul John Bententecoste
A. kunz, John Constantine and wife, NJ Carr
7. Naucett, Mrs. l.. de Martin and two chill
dren. DR.. r; S: Lopez, J. K. Teahl. Miss n.
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Protet Leaves for Esouimalt.

The French cruiser Protet which has been
at this port since the middle Of July. sailed
yesterday for Esquimalt, where she will be
drydocked at the British navy yard During
the Protects stay in this port the cruisers Off
GERS have been extensively entertained and have
in turn made local society welcome aboard the
war vessel. The sole remaining OCCUPANT of
nlan-ot-War row Is the cruiser Boston, which
has Just gone into Commission again sf,e- a.,
extensive overhauling- The Boston will be open
to visitors this afternoon.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Matters of Interest to Mariners and
Shipping Merchants.

The British steamer Vermont is chartered
ior i Wneat, nour and merchandise from Port
land to South Africa
Inc latest lumber charters reported are:
The French ship Andre Theodore from F3ritiSb
Colunola 10 Cork, United Kingdom Chartered
IN England barkentine Koko Head from
Shemalnus to Shanghai; barkentine MakaweIf
from falrhaNen to Shanghai; British shin
NiVeite. from British Columbia to South Africa
ASS Cd. Atii-as
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SAILING OF HONGKONG MARU
FOR THE ORIENT WITH MANY
PASSENGERS FOR PHILIPPINES

barley. valued at s67.J10. The bark also had
1900 feet lumber as dunnage. valued at $3.50.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted They must be handed
IN at either Of the publication offices and be
indorsed with the name and residence of per-
sons authorized 70 have the same published.
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Grain for Europe.

The French bark Brizeux was cleared on
Friday for Queenstown for orders with S96S
ctls wheat. valued at sIJ,656, and 57,ees ctls
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DIED.

BONNOT-In this city September H. 1902
Frank. dearly beloved husband of Annie
Bonnot, and loving father OF Mamie, Min
ME Ruth, Walter, Eugene and MarseIls
Bonnot, a native OF France, aged 42 years Z
months and 20 days
UyFriends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral services
Sunday. September 20. 1903 at / o clock at
his late residence, 1442 Cortland avenue near
san Bruno road. Interment Cypress Lawn
Cemetery.
BORRMAE-In this city, September I6, 1903.
John G.. beloved husband Of the late Au-
gusta Borrman efather of Henry A. Borruan.
and brother of Christiana Tietjen, a native
Of Germany. aged "a years ! month and
days.
G-TFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral Sunday
September 20, 1908, at l o'clock, from the
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
FROM SEATTLE.
Time Ball.

Time Ball.
Branch Hydrograrhic Office, ". S. N, Mer-
chants Exchange. San Francisco. Cal,
Septeuber 10. 1905
The time ball was not dropped to-day. Ap-
paratus temporarily dersnged.
u c. BURNETT,
Lieutenant. U. s. N. in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
Mariposa for Tahiti.

The Oceanic Steamship Company's liner Mari.
posa, Captain Rennie. VIII sail at II o'clock to-
day for Tahiti with passengers and freight.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
Sun, Moon and Tide.

SUM- u4OOh aAA L@N--
United States Coast and Geodsuc s1rVsy-
rSr,e and Heights OF High and 10"
1Ustsrs AZ FORT Point entrance % san
Francfsco Bay Published BY Official ao-
thorfty Of the Superintendent.
NOTE2Ths high and low waters occ1. -
,.,- sit~ front fAItssior-strest wharO about p
mintstss later than at Fort Point the height o.
tide Is the same at both places
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
Sale Of Monuments and Grave Marks

Cheap for cash. Also building for sale IF
you want monument see what I have in
stock. I9l San Jose ave- and Thirtieth ST.
+. ]. BACK.
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ROOMS TO LET-Furn. and Unfurn.

ROOMS TO LET-Furn. and UnfuFn.
A. THE AUDITORIUM HOTEL.
THE AUDITORIUM HOTEL
ii5 ii5 ANB ANB ~ ~ EBBY EBBY ST ST
MOST MODERN AND UP-TO-DATE Ho-
TEL DOWNTOWN: I5o ROOMS: IS sUTTs
LIGHTs; STEAM siE HEATED THRorGHc Hfi1aG5 AHc
OUT; TELEPHONE IN EVERY ROOM:
DAY; SINGLE ROOMS, 75c TO 81; HOT
WATER DAY AND NIGHT. TELEPHONE
SOUTH 1041.
A---.---.-...... AsHwoRTH .....-...-..
$40 MASON ST, bet Geary and O'Farren
..-.ROONS SINGLE AND EN- SUITE.
PRIVATE BATH-BOARD OPTIONAL.
.......SUN IN ROOMS ALL DAY .......
A-BRUNswICK House. las Sixth-Rooms
25c TO 81 per night. 81 % to s. per week and
light Housekeeping rooms: open all night.
AT The AImonte," s7s Market St. COR No. l
Fifth st.)-Rooms, 25c SOC ST. 81 so night;
81 80 70 $40 week; house open all night.
BURNETT. 1926 Market-(old No 1s6D-Fur-
nished rooms. suite, single; also unfurnished
CLIFFORD, 204 Ellis. cor Mason Elegantly
furnished sunny rooms; prices reasonable.
GRAND Southern. 7th and Alission-Rooms SOC
to 81 SO night; 81 70 s. week; reading-room
HOTEL GRAYsToNE.
sc Geary St: phone Bush $50.
Centrally located freproof hotel elegantly
furnished suites. with baths and singles.
Il DE. lD-Sunny 'front.' rOoms also BACK ROOM
private family; reasonable
HYDE. sI9-2 sunny front rooms. en- suite or
single; also sunny front room, SINGLE private
family; reasonable.
JESSIE. 36s. east Of U. s. Mlnt-Furnished
rooms. IS per month; for ?, $40
LARIIIN. s171s-NiceIy furnished sunny front
room; large closet; reasonable
MISSION. 1904. cor. Fourteenth st.-Newly
furnished sunny window; all conven-
nah
MISSION, 2o22-sunny single furnished room
MONTGOMERY. l31-Newly fur sunny double
rooms: gentlemen; mo. 5, week 81 day Doc.
O'FARRELL. 2O-Sunny furnished rooms and
offices; elevator: elee. lights; day. week. mo.
PINE. 99o-EIegantly furnished rooms; new
fiat; private family.
PLEASANT 70, off Jones, near Clay-single
room; bath and phone
PRIVATE family: elegantly furnished suite;
lavatory, hot and cold water, bath, telephone;
accessible; gentlemen; refs. Box 1Ts1, Call.
ROYAL House. l26 Enis-Incandescent lights.
reading-room. smoking-room and ladies' par
lor: rooms Der night, Doc to 81 so; week, 81
TO SS: month IS to $50; elevator on ground
noor; rooms with hot and cold water; baths.
ST. JAMES. McAllister and Laguna-Front
sunny rooms all new; very cheap; telephone
Page 575l.
SUFFER-. I77O-sunny front aIcove room; ref
erences; reasonable.
TURK. 121s-Furnished. unfurnished and
housekeeping rooms.
UNITED STATES. 1913 Eddy St. near Market
400 single and family rooms: soc to 81 night.
81 IS 70 G6 week; elevator; electric lights;
reading-rpom; free bus and baggage.
WEBSTER, 56-EIegantIy furnished front par
Tor suite Of rooms. all conveniences; private
family; for . gentlemen or man and wife.
WINCHESTER Hotel. A Sd st. near Market
Most convenient and respectable: 200 rooms:
Soc 10 81 so night 81 70 IS week: elevator;
elec. lights; reading-room: free bus: baggage.
A BRANCH office for Call advertisements and
subscriptions has been established at 1895
alencia ST.
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NI{gSZS|S| NI{SSS{SSS{|SSSk SSSjSS|:S,|I
;IIl5 E T''' Z s $3.50
Movements of Steamers.

TO ARRIVE.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20

HrHE Toyo Kisen Kaisha's Hong
kong Maru sailed yesterday for
the Orient with full complement
II oF passenrerz and s4OO tons OF
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20

sTNpAY. sEPIEMbEk 70
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
rARn nF THANKs


The undersigned herewith beg to express
their sincerest thanks for the great attend
ance and many beautiful tokens at my hus-
bands funeral. Also Rev. Father Raphael
FIIbr. o. F. NJ, for the kind and sympathiz-
ing words in the sermon.
CATHARINA REGLI and Children.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES.

N7t-OteSE AOkls 81 Post ct; tel. Bush 156-
sspSnese-Chinese employment offces fur
ulsnes oest helps contracts for farm help. etc
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20

NpUNG man f26) wants steady position in q
nee cr tactor-; has filed positions as cash
'T- clerk, Corrcsp spondent. bookkeeper. travel
Fs man ana agent can speak Danish.
-" ecish. Nor1 egian. German and English
- references Write at once to ERIK
itIlIAI. "a Seventh St. CITY
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-06
Market for Human Hair.

Every year two or three days after
'he fete of st. John. a market of hu-
man hair is held at Limoges. Girls.
matrons and old women from the eoun-
try around bargain to obtain the best
price for their trosses, which are
shown off in the market place White
Aair always fetches The highest price
5eeause- the color cannot be produced
with dos L Is often worth So per
pound CRAY =lajr=caMes next IN mar
rel value then #aazaa eolereg). golden
a,b0rn, light and darh brown, np=rhat
r.. ~ hsafe-z s biaea#ha
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-06

4 EIGIN 70 FEEL THE FALLING DEN
at her across the table .'ln tie first
place. have never been done fer. rs
you call i. In the second. the Persian
had nothing for sale. As | told YOU, he
simply made a sugges ion
Did he suggest sandpaper to scratch
the roots into life asked Mrs BoWser
You either drop that sarcastic tone
or we don't talk any more. BY thunder.
but it seems to me that you grow mean
er as you grow older. If you had some
husbands to deal with you'd find ont
what was what pretty quick. What in
blazes is that blamed old cat looking at
me in that way for? If had a crow
bar I'd
Tae cat uttered a NEW and disap-
peared. and Mrs. Eowser begged par.
oon and expressed her SORROW Fiv,
minutes later Mr.. Bowser had chnhad
oack his emotions and was saying:
It's no crime to be baldhcalcd, but
II can grow new hair ought to do it.
lhls Persian remedy is Il very simple
uilhg. In Persia a baldheaded man sits
0Ilt at night and let's the dew fall on Il;s
0aIo pate. 1t acts as fertilizer. and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-06

-. t,uvrS..r nimspII. ana tof a
uent the air WAS rent with yells a.
catprwaulng and cuss words. ! n
Mr. BowSer separated himself FRI
the cats and made for the back do
on the jump, and q minute later -
stood before her with the dew glisten
ing on his bald pate.
"JVell. is it a success" she asked.
"N'oman. how dare You address me?
he thundpred. Cant see: know il
was a put up job to assassinate me
your fifteenth in two years-and TO-
morrow we will call in our lawyers and
put an end to this thing-put lesa!
and TO i1" NJ. QUAD.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-06

si'et Few nights the hair begins tn
Grow"
are you sure he wasn't jokinGf'
asked Mrs. Bowser.
:. now Joking? What was there to
soAe ABOUT? I'd like to see a stranger
ha,, nu a PERSIAN at that, joke about my
:. u"'u mead! There was no joking about
a., ne simply noticed my bald head
w suggested hair restorative"
ana you propose to sit out in the
uach yard tonight and let the dew fall
upon Your head?"
90 les | thought I'd try it. I don't
Sc &c, any harm in trying it. Do you?"
1Nai a BAT. except that t.you'll b1aTe
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-06
Gained Forty Pounds in Thirty Days

For several months our younger
brother had been troubled with indl'
cestion. He tiled several remedies
Int cot no benefit from them. We pur-
chased some of Chamberlain Stomach
and Liver Tablets and he commenced
taking them. Inside of thirty days ne
had gained forty pounds in flesh. he
is now fully recovered We nave a
good trade on the Tablets.-folley
Bros, Merchants, Long Branch. MO
For sale by w /. Dewoody q GO.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-06
RoWSer'S Bald Head
He Discovers b New Way to Make Hair Grow and
Gives It Trial-Rares III, See p to the Dew tIr.u
disturbed by Wild Animals rs a S 81 r. A. -

III" #ad faGs aaeat divorce as .o#
aINar~ de'
Wiz vi JA@ro n. 10 6lane qo4+
ah III :-<a1 Mr. Hou~er - IL s.H
isat=!e lot ass, ~, zv,4.t ~ IL
'4on leE- lwfLta4 IL d. WIN t5a alws
IF t'Hr.a 4"H baHnaS~. It'-. VAN.
Naa= 10 o#taaa aaat Hs a1a, .z
.ta..ss@ la# H..=:ss. a..ass-
;,1..# III .arrE i...E ~
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II a.lsy X b,}d Heae1. #Haf >ss
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V 55t5aa alI f=f=s fHaes sEze N.,s=a.s
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'ss. -: - ao datatH 6ar.
=lta='.a#.. Nz1~.#3}.s'. zeis :.~l.14 3z,s i.
a.: H. .. se.s=.'l1lt + MY I4a.I,
"I5. sc ,.1Y caatf4aps s. dos
9o=..e.2. t4.at e..Heet Il aeN eaa2
# hs..e toIH-ai ha' feel sure INT
two nor ii LIS viii do the trick fer
$40. How solemn ti4e nizht. II see4as
- If Eo1rG soft footsteps about ms
99d " | Il #eutinn'ltH!;st ! should
Y til H3&eie wore hoH"ring neal
Nr.s. 70 ~ ws1aid as soonI should
up -, sz. ...z,:fe- 4 IL not. lat if this
Persian tsilh works III have the cal
81 To-
III 60. Dew still doing business.
have SnenZed about fifty timeS in the
last TN minutes. bat the Persian prob
ably ficurod OH that SneeZing must
nave an effect on The roots of the hair
lifting effect. | cant understand
Ms. EoWser | never come home with
1 new remedy that she ISM ready to
talk about my being a soft mark. The
pq tor of footsteps continues. and the
eat has struck a fighting attitude.
III 10. 1t is what might be termed
heavenly shampoo. For the first
time in fifteen years | am feeling
crawling movement under the scalp.
don't go much on perSians as race.
but ti.is fellow is apparently all right.
Ii Hay or may not be the movements
of au"es hear on the fence. but
Mrs Bowser, who had gone to a back
window to see how the dew doc cure
got ;;long. was lust in time to see
bunch Of cats numbering about q hun
dred thousand drop from the fence.
They drc. n.d on the Boavser cot @a"'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-06

No need to fear sudden attacks OF
cholera infantum. dysentery, -~r->0ea
summer complaint Of any sort if yo'
have Dr. Fowler Extract of Wild
Strawberry in the medicine chest.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-06
GEa A&SES SSaIE ut.

Pie taN#r #raok for 4ass collection =,
HE F7##ai= sessIaaft #upae #raai
eoses#sf seVess 894 bee = 81 +
@1 haoa3.= III owners = rea f.ap
eltY kle& il said sewer district No
af tae=cIty Of Pine HuiT, Arsonsa
are laired TO pay heir a5scz mems
% ntc within thirty days from tais
date. II sueh payment Is H0t NAE
property in district No. fot ~ pn'
actions viii be commenced at the enl
Of that time for the collection of saic
assessment and for 'eeai penalties ar
costs.
Given under my hand this 18th day
of August, 1903.
RALPH ROBINSON. Collector.
scp25
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-06
Have Had Experience.
woody & Co.

King Peter is said to have threaten
ed to abdicate twice in ten days II
ne waits much longer the army chiefs
NAV save him the trouble of carrying
out his threat-Kansas City Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-06
STRONG TESTIMONY.
TINS is Pine BLUFF Testimony and viii
Stand lnvestiuaItu,

II YOU duuu, the following and wish
10 inNest'ga,e. you haven't 10 so 10
some other state in the union To prove
it. It's not a long story published n
Pine Bluff newspapers about a resi-
dom of halamazo0. Mich. or Tampa
Fla is about resident # Hlae
EN4 and given ia Pine Eans CIV.
wartss N. stronger paufean - h4d
X Z A9ialsal plgzlas.t i. ttt
n, eiaa-.4 tm1LUa.a- company aHg
rorore gr Iaie.#u ,oua H4.
adGEe ri Wrat 5rrtet atar r.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-06
,,en1 1902. by G. Z. Lewis. ]

,f.ooyrlgnt, 1902. by Z Is i4e~is'l
RR BOWsER had been rca..,
N IN ipe and smoking for haif az
WN hour when he laid tic r"..sar
s~ down and remarked il Y ia.
.,ooabt was a careless "ay:
arm thjnsing some of trying Il ijtt'o
.,nerimc.a tonight
'A. 1pon.t do il, Prom"tly repiief
norspr M @r4c- water niRes. g:@
'p" ps cas- ma.or and Gas fixtures .ta..
ps5I p, aaa hora YOU Won't o-
|t.inFs i...,-.,.,..
u.1n 4. aa9 f5ia2z Da ts
,ssn h. Nv handy Wy Of fH.n@
sorr1 Us s517j7@t Year.
% ~pnf he-e aa.lin@ 70 tx no0
eyqII tai ..I5 -st. a.a=# #saaa1=-=4a
:. ,Ea P.ss II H-5H1 49,. i.a=lGs
,+ix ~ af#traaaa = L. atH=a5 t9=.z.#z
ny bqa heaa and suggested a
e1r
hive been eala fa3. a-:.5a i,a.s5o=1a -,
heard qilet al e.s~y mark Yell az -
torp he Il h95ae.
.Woaaa =aaH .i4lit where yan -.
,st NJ. Eaa=sHas ~ p..1., = q t.i.-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-06

Terrible plaques those itcL Is, pes
tering diseases of the skin, PIT en- enc
to misery. Doans Ointment cures. At
any drug store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-06
He Values His SIumber.

Mr.. Rockefeller lost $50, 100000 dur
;no tho slump. but no sleep.-Detroit
Tribune.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-06
The Price of Lambs.

Montana lambs are quoted at Sc.
This is Just $50 more than the Wall
street kind are worth.-Washingto
Post
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-06
Inevitable.

Sir Thomas may as well begin to
grow jnbilant over the prospects OF
Shamrock IV.-MilWaukee Sentinel.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-06
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No woman is happy un'ese she can
get her name and her front Lair II
the papers.
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IT'S SO!
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off alongside the wall TO protect l
from cold draughts. Shelves can bt
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NN we would. realize rore clear
y tcat ser homo co,o,,,,tion If is
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-06
Throne Rooms.

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usually caUao5 by ieaise8tien, anq
there Tablets are Just what IS need.
ed to cleanse the stomach and ware
off the approaching attack Attacks
Of bilious colic may be prevented III
tie same way. For sale by w, L. he
woody & Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-06
any drug stor

wcuId brook no rival; SO Kan, DeIiev-
ing that prudence was tie better part
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-06
the papers.

anple. bur 1t matured It's nrst crop
Of ceveral bushels early in June, and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-06

Library or the W ORD, S
" (40 Volumes the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-06

cash paid on renewals or new saa.
Scrihers
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-06

~ volume =
Great Class sizes"