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Suggestions for Men

Quaint Wall Pieces of weathered
oak. including Pipe Racks, etc.
Unique Cigar and Tobacco Jars, IN
the form OF birds. animals. etc
Decorated China Mustache Cups
and Saucers.
Old Bronze anG Brass Pen Racks,
Letter Openers Ink Stands. etc.
Stems in abundant variety Ship
ment of new patterns and odd
j shapes just received. Prices a5c TO
$3.50
4 Musical stems ..4..---...- --.r.- 81. =
i German Vine Tureens. 10 $500
~ Purchases reserved upon re-
quest, and delivered az any de-
sired time up TO ard including
December "a.
DuIin s Martin Co.
Successors 20 NJ. ". Bsverlcge,
Pottery, Porcelain China. Glass.
Silver, Etc,
IzI5F ST. and i2I4=I0G ST
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records from two to nine miles at Ag-
ricultural park track. The nine mile
record was minutes seconds.


Huntington, ". Va, Dec. 27.-As a
result Of man dancing with another
mans girl without asking his permits
sion four men are dead and two are
seriously injured at Changers. Logan
county. The tragedy occurred at a
Christmas dance which began Sunday
night abont 0 O'Clock after Christmas
entertainment in the church at that
place
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Hydraulic rams are adapted to more
locations than most people have any
idea Of, "A modern machine can utilize
a fall as small as two feet to pump wa
ter as high as fifty feet, taking, how
ever, thirty gallons Of running water
escaping to raise one gallon to that
height With this fail Of two feet from
lpring or brook to engine 500 gallons
Of water can be raised per day to the
height Of twenty-five feet when the
supply Is six gallons per minute. Ma
tional Stockman.
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AS manure is full Of bacteria and
also contains water, decomposition and
the loss OF fertilizing material begin at
once. II the manure is In fine condi-
ton it should be got on the land as
soon as possible that it may have its
full effect. If it is composed of mass
of coarse straw or cornstallxs it is not
in shape to be directly utilized by the
plants and must be decomposed in a
well compacted heap so as to lose as
little Of its fertility as possible. But
there is a big difference between prop
erly composted manure and that that
has been left exposed to rain and snow
The valuable fertilizing elements are
soluble, and every rain that falls on
manure washes out the potash and
phosphoric acid. and it rms to waste,
soaks into the soil where it is not
needed and Is lost to the farmer. Ma
nure has a cash value, but the average
farmer will not appreciate that fact
until he has wasted his bank account
by means Of his manure heap.
Hoard's Dairyman
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buildings were several of the most sub
stantial structures in the city.

buildings were several of the most sub
stantial structures in the city.
In Smithport, Pa, early Saturday
morning, fire of mysterious origin com
pletely destroyed St Elizabeth's Catho-
lie church and the parochial residence
adjoining. Total loss. $4,000; insur
ance. $1,000
Henry A. Dix's wrapper factory in
Melville. N. j., was destroyed on
Thursday, entailing loss Of 100000
Two hundred and twenty-five girls are
thrown out of employment.
In Washington, on Wednesday, the
Metropolitan clubhouse. the home of
the most fashionable club in the CAPT
tall was Quilted by fire, involving a loss
Of nearly 100000.
Fire in Columbus, o., on Wednesday,
destroyed $225,000 worth of property
in the business district, and in an ex-
plosion during the fire FIVE firemen
We're injured.
The plant of the Wayland Cement
works, near Perkinsville, N. X, was de-
stroyed on Sunday afternoon, entailing
a loss Of $4,000, partially covered by
insurance.
Forgie's lumber yard, warehouse and
machine shop and four houses at Wash
ington, Pa, were destroyed Thursday
night.
In Providence r. l., ON Wednesday
fire that originated in the produce store
Of William S. Sweet. on Canal street,
and spread to the Whipple building
adjoining. did damage amounting to
$4,000
At Bradford, Pa, on Friday night,
two large dry goods stores We're totally
destroyed Loss on both properties is
estimated at $4,000; insurance, $27,-
900.
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The Christmas exercises of the Nor
ris Plains Presbyterian Church will be
held next Thursday evening.
The brakemen Of the Morristown &
Erie r. r. blossomed out In their new
uniforms Thursday. r. III. Hoffman s.
Son furnished the uniforms.
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Washington, Dec. ~. The marriage
Of Miss Margaret Letter daughter Of
the late Levi Letter, and Henry Moli-
neaux Paget Howard. Earl of Suffolk
and Berkshire, the scion of the Oldest
of England's noble families, in the Lei
ter mansion in this city. was very
quiet affair, only members of the fam
ttv being present
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-,r, that the manufacturers
at Fall River, Mass,
or lA5on will not agree to sub
NIT the strike issu3 to arbitration as
proposed. The strike has now been on
twenty-five weeks.
A new wage agreement for 10000
bridge and structural iron workers
throughout the United States has been
decided upon by the executive commit
tee of the International Association Of
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers. III
session In Chicago The scale provides
for 35 to As cents an hour, according to
locality.
A bulletin issued by the commissioner
OF labor statistics shows the average
per capita earning Of Ohio miners dur
ing the past year was $4,000, an in
crease of $55.32 over the previous year
The total number Of employees in Ohio
mines was SO. AGO, an increase or $3.50.
Officials of many Industrial concerns
in and about Plttsburg are searching
for men whom they wish to put to
work in their plants, and thousands Of
unemployed in the city and suburban
towns will be given steady work after
Jan. /.
The Atlantic Rubber Shoe company
at Providence Il. l., which employs
about 800 hands, has given notice. that
the plant win be closed for an indefinite
period. No reason for the shutdown ID
assigned
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Pigs farrowed in September are
weaned not later than the middle Of
December and the sows bred again
for April narrowing, says an Indiana
farmer in American Agriculturist. The
pigs are wintered on corn. wheat mid
dlings, clover hay, and whenever the
weather will permit allowed the range
OF the growing rye field This latter
Is quite important, as pig will not
make satisfactory growth unless
some green OF succulent food is had
during cold. dry weather.
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GRIM Es
AND
cASuALTIES

SAooAL 'aE0. land of Samar, a lieu
tenant and thirty-seven enlisted men
OF the Thirty eighth company Of native
scouts. Two thousand Pulajanes, it is
reported, threaten the town of Dolores
and the situation is critical
Seven men were killed in mine al
Boliver, Pa, on Thursday A shed al
the collieiy of the Reese Hammond
Mining company caught fire and bIazed
and smoked furiously. The burning
shed was close to the mine pit, and the
great air fan that sucks fresh air into
the mine also drew great quantities OF
dense smoke into the colliery.
Mrs Thomas E. Barnes, aged TWEEN.
tyTone, was blown to pieces in her
home in Detroit, Mich, on Thursday,
by large cartridge that had been sent
her BY her bFetAer sailor in the
United States az9T She was using the
cartridge as hammer in preparing fol
Christmas
Two policemen were fatally injured
a third badly hurt and four negroes
locked up was the result of battle
that took place in North Plainheld,
N. j., on Sunday night between fire
men, policemen and citizens on one
side and a gang Of negroes on the
other.
A passenger train from ST. Louis on
the Southern railway, collided head-on
with the passenger train from Louis.
vile near Afauds Station, ILL.,, on Sun.
day morning. One passenger and sin
employees were killed, and eight EN-
ployees were slightly injured
In Cincinnati, 81. Friday, three men
were bitten and several thousand shop
pers were thrown into wild panic
when recently captured bear brought
to that city for sale broke away from
1ts captors and ran ainuck in the heart
OF the shopping district
Fred Jones. 4 clerk III a store At New
fame. M n, shot and killed Mrs. Abble
Goodrich, widow with four children.
with whom he was desperately in love,
and Constable William g. Gray. on
Wednesday afternoon, and then killed
himself.
Robert Dorsey, negro, was shot and
killed at Camden. n. i. on Friday
might BY Il mechanical contrivance nur-
|noeeIv sci by the proprietor white at-
x0upfine 70 rob the ehieken coop Of
Howard Nrowp
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Books, Small Ok large collection 81
old beoks bought. VIM call. city os
country Address Books. f02 Adams
ST. Brooklyn. NJ Y
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NEWS or Ten slight EARTH
o,IR quakes, followed BY

NEWS or Ten slight earth
o,Ip quakes, followed by
ur,cs. one strong shock, oc
"1s'' 1ono cured IN portions of
Panama on Wednesday. Numerous
houses were damaged, and the people,
who were thrown into panic, are now
camping in the streets. The disturb
ance is supposed to have been caused
BY the Poas volcano. in Costa Rica.
President Gaona of Paraguay, on
Wednesday, after taking the oath of
Office, said he accepted the post Of presi-
dent only by love of peace and CON
cord among all citizens, in view of the
critical situation of the country. The
president exhorted all Paraguayans to
forget party rancors and devote their
energies to the reorganization of the re-
public.
A portion of the Acadia Powder
works at Wayerly, n. s.. was destroy
ed on Monday. The explosion did dam
age for twenty miles around. No one
was killed.
DEATHS = syria. Syracuse y. r.
arne, fee. ffty-three years
old. millionaire and
contractor. following an operation for
hernia. Mr. Dunfee was a bootblack
when hoy. He had scarcely any ed
ucation, but had Il genius for trading
and business
Professor A. w. Kibbe, formerly head
of the music department in the Con
necticut State Normal school at New
Britain. died at his home in that city
on Saturday from congestion of the
lungs. He was widely known as a
musician
John p Langmaid. leading lumber
dealer Of Salem, Mass, died on Satur
day He was born In Chichester, N.
H., April "a. 1878. He was for six
teen years treasurer Of Essex lodge Of
Odd Fellows.
William X Melcher, who for a quar-
ter of a century held many public Of
fees in BrookIine Mass. died on Satur
day at his home in that city aged nine
f y years.
At his home in Nashville, Tenn, Fri
day, Captain Thomas G. Ryman. aged
sixty three years. one of the most wide
| ly known river men in the south
epopr,Nc In Salem, Mass, on
Son''Ns Monday, J jimmy w alsh,
AFFAIRS. New Ehgland's ban
tamweight champion, knocked out Har-
| nv Brodigan Of Birmingham, England,
| In two minutes and three seconds at
| the Apollo Athletic club.
| The Harvard university Bulletin has
published d communication signed by
| hfty-four prominent Harvard gradu-
ates petitioping for i paid football
coach instead Of the graduate coach.
who for SO many years has handled the
Harvard teams.
| John Backman. a farmer. living, at
Thornhnrst. Pa. on the Poceno noun
tains. killed four bears in five minutes
ON Wednesday with five shots from his
| repeating shotgun and holds the record
of the season.
| In Los Angeles, Cal, on Wednesday.
Barney Oldtield lowered all automobile
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Twelve-rqom modern house. al i'm
prnveinenta Unexpectedly on the
market. Fee agents or inquire IS tihs
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Attention.! !!

We have Nash Gas Engine.
In good condition also an Ideal
Cash Register, new, for sale.
Prices reasonable. Apply at
this office.
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Two men are dead and third In a
dying condition from bullets fired in
the darkness while they were going
home from church on Sunday night in.
Midkiff. Lincoln county. w Va, with
young woman.
At Syracuse, n T.. on Sunday three
men were killed and three more seri
ously hurt in d crash Of two iceboats
speeding before gale Of wind at the
rate Of fifty miles an hour ON Ononda.
ga lake.
On Saturday night five persons were
injured, two of them seriously. by a
natural gas explosion in the home of
B, r. Biggs in North Wheeling, w. Va
The house was totally wrecked.
Three lives were lost in a fire which
destroyed the home OF John Johnson. a
laborer, at saltwater Park. section of
Bangor. Me-. early Wednesday, morn
ing.
-Four men were sutfocated and eight
other persons were rescued from early
morning fires in three different parts
0f Philadelphia ON Sunday
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rnpElcM Sentences have been
MoTEe pronounced upon the
persons found guilty
oF INTEREST," Of participation in the
anti-Jewish riots here in May, 1903.
Seventeen OF them were sentenced 10
ITO days Imprisonment, two to eighty
days, and eleven We're acquitted
Experiments at Hayre with new
cannon have caused great interest in
France. The new cannon has caliber
of nine and half inches. firing pro
jectile weighing 359 pounds. So pow
erful Is the forge Of the shot. it Is said,
that no ship Of any navy would be able
to withstand it.
During dense fog, which completely
disorganized traffic, the London Bo-
slogne express ran into the Lille express
outside the North station. Paris, Friday
night, smashing the last carriage Of the
train. Twelve persons were killed, and
score Of wounded were taken to the
hospitals.
London, on Wednesday, was envelop-
ed In a black fog more dense than any
thing witnessed during the last two
years. AS early as 2 p. m, the city was
lighted up everywhere the same as at
night, but even electricity and gas fall
ed to dispel the gloom.
Estimates are given to show that last
weeks fogs cost London close upon a
million pounds sterling. influenza is
very rife in London Just now. and this
of more than usually viluleut char
aeter
Emperor Nicholas Of Russia has fwm-
ally notified the country that the agi-
tation for constitution and the con-
vocation Of national assembly is use
less.
The French specialist, Or, Doyen, is
said to have gained success with his
serum treatment in a case Of cancer.
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THE FIRE
RECORD.

RECORD. ~rhe Mounts on the
east side Of the city Of Providence, r.
l.. and one OF the finest types Of colo
NAL architecture in the state. was de-
stroyed by fire Thursday night Mrs.
William d. De Wolfe and her maid. the
only occupants. escaped, and the two.
with the aid Of a neighbor saved an oil
portrait of United States Senator De
Wolfe, who built the house century
ago, and i Gilbert Stuart portrait Of
Washington
The interior and part Of the exterior
and much Of the furnishings Of the
beautiful chapel In Sailors Snug Har-
Dor, on Staten Island, N VI. which has
been called the most magnificent struc-
ture Of its kind in the world. We're de-
stroyed early on Monday morning. The
interior of the structure IS almost an
absolute wreck The pipe organ, one Of
the finest IN America. was burned. The
total loss Is nearly 500, 600
Ait Sioux City, Ia. On Friday night a
fire which resulted in the death Of one
fireman and the destruction Of nearly
two entire Blocks, enfallea il loss rough;
ly estimated at $1,000, 00Q The ais
trIet burned over les % the center 81
the business portion and among IBIS
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The Pulajanes have
ambushed and killed
at Dolores, on the is
lond ~ Canoar Han.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-22
DIS0RACEFUL DEFICIENCIES.

Il + D;s2race:--
- hs.fat8 tajn4-.
vi -9 6@ya.4, 54e possibilities.
10 j.. iaz.. INDECENT, iaaiHer NJ
Ta i9 aaor .sa-Ao4 bo.cAed wor'a
To a:va tas example to Eoun@
replr
To haze e4q1v. brHt n. r9puisiT
manners
To b4a eale1t cause you have
only on.
10 INe aaG lar &h4u VII.
Ilife IS possEbto.
40. - be sorgPal5o~ly c.aan in Ter
son and surroundings
To acaoHlaaae fa7af anl make
10 offor, 70 overcome IT,.
To Hnera.efi To fr.ena~ all +
,tlose Who hage#herca u.
To 50 trough life a pi4o3y when ma
ter4 Intended yon for a giant.
To kick over the ladder to which
we have climbed 70 9ur position.
TO be grossly ignorant III 1hese
days OF free usaees Of GOOD .oeietz.
To ignore the forces which are i'm
5sa5.@@ etyfliaafloa N zou own e9a4-
Try
Ne. 70 be able 70 carry on inteI.,
sguf1v c6nXersa ion upon current
topic
To -hirk responsibility in politics.
or to be Indifferent 70 the public vel
fare.
To lla9v nothing OF the things we
zee handle. and enjoy every day Of
our lives.
To be ignorant of the general his
try Of the world and of the various
countries.
Not to know something of the
greatest leaders. reformars, artists
ard musicians OF the world
Not to have intelligent knowledse
OF the general affairs Of the world.
ard the inter-relations Of nations.
Not to know enough about the
laws of health, about physiology and
hygiene. to live healthfully and sane
ly.
To vote blindly for party. right or
wrong, instead of for principle, be-
cause you have been doing 50 foy
years.
To be grossly ignorant in these
days Of free schools, cheap reWspar
pers, periodicals. and circulating Ii.
braries.
To he so controlled by any appe-
tite or passion that ones usefulness
and standing in the community are
To be totally ignorant OF natura.
history. to know nothing Of the
science which undeaHes II auties
and marvels Of nature.
Not to have an intelligent LEA OF
the country in which We liVe, not o
know il history. lis industries, ahH
the conditions OF its people.
Ne. to know anything Of the move
raent for human bettarment and 40.
to help them alona 70 the extern o.
cur ability in tima and none.
To live in the midst of school, Il
lraries. museums, lectures, picture
galleries and Improvement clubs. and
lot to avail oneself of their adTan-
ages Or5aon SWEET Narlan IN S6ac-
ct :
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BRIEF MENTION.

O.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-22

Richard Fletcher Of Little Rock IS
IN the city today
j r Pr,wiu REGISTERED al the Tru,
laek this morning
Miss BESSIE Tucker of Tucker is
visiting Friends in the city.
IA Cramer ef Little. Roek is II.
the cftv among The business visitors.
MIS- {. Is. Hal of Wynne Ark4 is
sizing NJ and Mrs !. W Williams.
VI TerfY of LHtle Rock was
#nan@ he VISITORS in lie cjrv yes1er
day
Mr. and Nr-, 0 Y. sehafrr and
danghter Miss A@2ie returned yester
- from tedaf RAPIDS.
Nr. ana Mrs J. l.. Minton Of
Wynne. ArF.. arc in tho CRY fhe
s4eSt@ # Nr. and Mrs. J. B Eel
Mrs. E1 Now'and Jr- Of Memphis Is
.a he e.iz s1st.tne hor parents, Prot.
ana Mr. luniu- jordan Mrs Now
f#nl Is hore q atfena tha HeweH-Ior-
lar ~ed1lue tomorrow oi2ht
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The prices for John G. Fishers
,tuptWdous production, The Silver
slipper, have been definitely arran9-
Cd and instead Of q NO dollar scale,
thv entire lower floor viii be sold a.
one dollar and a half This conelH-
sien Wa reached yesterday, when
George II Murray the business man
54er Of the ORGANIZATIONS arrived in
tbe city 70 complete all remaining
letai}@ This company numbers one
hundred people and raves exclusive
l. by special train Of six cars, which
s composed Of thr s.xty foot bag.
4aao cars and three Pullman buffet
1eepers The company will arrive
hfrc SUNDAY nt~t at / D. M. via the
s Loais and Iron Mountain railway
This attraction is given by the same
management that sent ''Florodora'
bers, last season, and is undeuhtedlE
lie largest attraction thai John c.
Fisher has on tour \ feature Of the
presentation will b a picked orches.
fsa Mr.. Murray states thai he pro
aDction here Will be Identical With
that which was given for nearly a
Izear a the Broadway theater New
York city. ei@ht weeks in PhiIadal
phia and four weeks each in the
cases of Chicago aud Boston The
production this season is said to be
completely new. while many novelties
II songs. music costumes ard effec4s
abound.
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Saturday, November 26.

The following is from the FL PasO,
parents in Alton. Ill. next Thursday.
Miss Kittie Ma hews, formerly OF Ell
Paso. and well known and liked here
will be married to Mr.. John Emmett
I.oekhart OF FL Paso. Cards announc-
Ing the event have been received by
the friends of the family in this city.
The bride-to-be is the beautiful and
accomplished daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs William Daniel Mathews. who
fol several years lived in this city.
M Mathews was general local repre-
sen atjve of the New York Life In
snrane company here and lett here
lost spring To 90 To a promotion with
the same company in ST. Louis. 1t
vas while her father lived here thai
Miss Math aws and Locthart met
and thar marriage next Thursday is
The result The groom is connected
with the assay department. of the El
Paso Sm@Iter In which department
he holds a responsible position and is
hi2hly esteemed by al who know him
After their marriage Mr and Mrs
Eoclhart VIII come 10 FL Paso and
make their home among the friends
dizzy both have here
Miss Mathews is well known in
Pinc Bluff. She is an elocutionist Of
noe and has given reeitals here Shp
oUce resided a Stuttgart and later at
Lite Rock
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fresh SHRIMP. Baltimore
Oysters ~ o;eas Hard shell
e~xa1s,. live. aiI kinds q fresh
@U1d salt water Isish finest
Blu Ribbon C3ely, Fancy
I (saaRerrics, Italian hest
.1u1s Florida Grape Fruit,
= Dates Cluster kaisIas,
..9ll3el4ed Nuts, Poultry I've
afkeys, Ducks, Hens. Chick
ens. Dressed Turkeys from
lexas GRAIN ted, Finest Fern
llaI' Canned Pumpkin Plum
Puadiags and Fruit G.lk :.
Baijey boatea Biscuit. L.
= .TEl up lie meal.
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School of Expression
and
Physical Culture
3ao ". sixth Avenue.
MISS ETHEL KING of SOUTH
So ". Sixth Avenue.

MISS ETHEL KING of SOUTH
CAROLINA
ladies' Class III Physical Cu.tur'
begins work Monday October 2ith.
Movements taught; RaIston, Ra.s-
ton-Hoover. Stone Dclaarte and Sw Z
dish. fhese movements constituting
a complete Physical Education de-
signed for tha perfection of the hu-
man body in IT, health strength and
beauty.
Periods ASSIGNED for Individual les
sons in Expression. the art OF
Arts
All arrangements should be mad
this week
MISS CATIJE HOMES
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-22

Tho paeiGe hasa hs@ sfart5s 10
serving meals aaGa. Fits cas-
Cal and 500 me.
l,d& Duonia pHen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-22
axe a look at our windows,

axe 4 look at our windows,
>ou'Il find a tempting display
seasona5le goods. most
a@.eeythias.@=it it isn t in sight
t IS inside,
Here arc a.te~ of the good
4.aog9 veil have on Thanks
2l}zug
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-22
SEE oas. BLACK BROTHERS
ABOUT YOUR TEETH.

A scaso "arepriateuess IA attire
S nure ,at.ta man riches
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-22

.Castiae al lone care =on htn. doe :
a#' inc'Hie your care for others.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-22
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AMUSEMENT
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ELks THEATER ATTRACTIONS
Nov. Sultan of Sulu.
Nov. 23-Harry Beresford.
Nov. 242"A Hidden Crime.
Nov. ~" Silver Slipper
Noy. 2o.-Paul Gilmore
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-22

It takes moral muscle 70 be meek