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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-10

y -
quien sabe tambien queN no es
de vicio que sequeja el pals y Sc
quejan la prensa y los organis-
mos todos que pueden y debef1
repetir la expression popular.
Hay quien sabe este. Pero ma
die interroga al Tesorero, para
conocer las soluciones que debe
tener para la gravisima crisis
que nos acosa, cuando interrum-
pc. asi de pronto y bruscamen-
te, la circulation de un proyecto
de ley que parecia hecho de
acuerdo por ell GobierDo, con el
fin de conceder una prorroga al
remate total que Sc preludia tan
ruidosamente con los anuncios
del Collector de Ponce.
Porque 81 ell seflor Tesorero
no tiene soluciones nnevas pa
ra la salvaci6n del pals, como
es muy possible que no las ten
ga, no Sc explica la obsecacion
de un funcionario que debe ser
Ell primer interesado en- que sc
realice el emprestito, 81 no quie-
re actuar en- breve y fatalmente
de almonedero plblico de todas
las propiedades de la isla.
Y no habfa NADIA de 10 que di-
jo el Sun: y no hay nj resto de
10 que estaba creyendo ell pals
de que no va a quedar NADIA,
tampoco, dentro de una fecha
tan cercana que Sc confunde
con el dia subsiguiente al en-
que Sc apruebe ell proyecto de
ley ht1mero II, del Tesorero y Sc
prescinda del. emprestito, 6 al
guien 10 desvie del fin para que
fue ideado.
Algo grande y luminoso ha-
bra discurrido ell Tesorero Ino
es eso2 Algo salvador habra pre-
visto cuando rebaja y pone en-
peligro de fracasar la negocia-
cion de emprestito y hace subir,
de I'm modo que sorprende, to-
das las contribuciones.
Ell sefior Willoughby debe sa-
Der mejor que nadie los apuros
que cuesta pagar al fsco; debe
conocer la escasez de nume-
rario circulante; ~ estara ente-
rado. centavo mas 8 menos,
del dinero que nos queda en- cir
culacion, conociendo exacta-I
mente la suma que guarda el te-
soro y la que habia en- circula-
cion en- la Isla, inmediatamente
de hacerse el canje de la none
da provincial.
Por 10 tanto, el sabra 10 que
Sc trae entire manos y sabra 10
que Sc propone al aumentar las
contribuciones, tan estupenda-
mente y poner en- peligro de
que fracase la negotiation de
emprestito. Pero no basta que
el 10 sepa, no. Es precise que
10 Olga. que 10 explique a quien
tiene derecho de pedirle cuen-
tas. La opinion p1blica puede
reaccionar; por efecto de los
continues latigazos. las bestias
aunque esten muy cansadas,
arrastran su carga y, a veces,
la sacuden, la tiran en- mitad
del camino, cuando no pueden
mas.
Por efectos de los reveses SUI
cesivos, de las desatenciones
marcadas, de las grandes y re-
petidas contrariedades, los pue-
bios Sc enteran de que tienen
derecho a la vida, al llegar al
dintel de la muerte... y entonces
|piden cuentas, demandan expli-
caciones con la soberana IMAGES
tad que su grandeza les impri-
me; con la voz penetrante que
adquieren las victimas, resigna-
das y silenciosas, cuando Sc de-
ciden q vivir; por que contra el
hambre no prevalece la resig-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-10
Nota del dfa

ell Tesorero de Puerto sRicO al
Consejo Executive. Nadie 10
-cdnoce en- sus detalles y nadie
quiere concerto. De 10 que 81
parece que Sc ha compenetrado
todo ell mundo, de 10 que nadie
tiene la menor duda, es de que
sc quiere echar abajo 10 1nico
Dueno que habfa realizado en- la
presente legislature La Camara
de Representatives..
De ESQ 81 que estan conven-
cidos los Delegates y cuantas
personas Sc interesan en- ell de-
Sarrollo de la situacion, tai y CO.
mo esta planteada. No cabe la
duda mas ligera; no es possible
abrigar la mas insignihcante in
certidum 5re, respecto a que Sc
busca y sc procura con impru-
dencia temeraria al fracaso del
emprestito presentado por la
Camara de Representatives..
va Sc quiere acostumbrar al
pueblo a la idea de que no ha-
bra emprest1to. Es decir; que
continuara la misma situacion
erizada de espfnosos academies,
prenada de peligrosas miserias,
Anita de inquietadora descon-
fianza. La fugaz illusion que
dur0 unos mOmentoS Duede ser
aventada por una racha frfa de
la realidad, que nos entristece
con sus panoramas CRISES y nos
aterra con sus horizontes de
Sombras, cada vez mas densas.
Todas las voces Sc 1ejan OR
isocronicamente; y todas repi-
ten, que esta a punto de ser TN
fracaso. que el emprestito tai vez
no Sc efectuara este afio y que,
81 Sc llega a efectuar, ha de ser
en- tales condolences que sea en-
vez de la salvacion, la ruina; en-
vez del socorro, a tempo at1n
de evitar el aniquilamiento COM
pleto, ell puntillazo que remata,
con una piedad barbera, para
que no Sc prolonguen las ago.
Mas dolorosas; en- vez de la vi
da, la muerte. ESQ sc dice por
todos, sc repite como ST fuera
una fatal consigna; Y, despues.
nada mas, como 81 ell tiltimo res
to de energfa y el postrer alien
to de vida, Sc hubiesen gastado
en- pedir un impossible, una locu-
Ta impossible cuya concession no
esta en- el poder mas infinite, nj
en- la voluntad mas ilirnitada.
Sc sabe 10 que signitica el bill
sustituto del Tesorero. No Sc
puede ignorar su grave impor-
tancia. Es un recio empujon
pegado a la Camara baja; es una
lecci6n durisima que Sc apoya
en- las estrecheces habilidosas
de la ley Foraker y lie recuerda
al parlamento insular su papel
secundario dentro del organismo
legislative que sostiene el regi-
men. Es todo ESQ una leccion
acompafada de I'm manotazo,
recio, duro, de los que hacen
chichones.
Pero esa advertencia sorpren-
de al pals de un modo inusitado.
lPues no han sido tres delega-
dos de la mayorfa los autores
del proyecto de emprestito, que
lie resulta tan monstruoso al Te-
sorero, tan disparatado v nulo.
que no 10 discute, nj presenta
enmiendas, nj quiere enterar-
sc de 10 que Sc pretende, sino
que presenta un proyecto sus-
tituto y para no estar conforme
en- NADIA, se1ala la cantidad de
tres milIones. cifra mayor a que
pue lie ascender el emprestito2
Una cosa no pudo negar y es
Ia necesidad de pedir dinero:
ESQ ST que no tiene vuelta de
hoja. FL Tesorero 10 reconoce;
la Carnara 10 aprecia qnizas en-
fr1J4 II. .<.-.. 4,...Icl1 Hal r,~.s. .flsof<r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-10

San Juan, P. r., Al de Enero de-
Ioo4.-V.o Bo-GRAcA DE w. LUGo-
VIVA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-10

que rinde la Tesorera de la "SociedaE
Protectora de Mendigos' de fos
ingresos y egresos ocurridos
en- Enero de 1904
Sobrsnte de Diciem-
bre de 1908 S Iz.q@
INGREsoS
Quota del Ayuntamien-
to por ell mes de Di-
ciernbre.. 1866
Donacion de D. Ma
nuel Benito de Pc
ma, por Diciembre.. 600
Colorado los suscrip-
torres atrasados de
Octubre y Noviem-
bre. $3.50
Por el mes de Diciem-
bre ............. 232.75
Tornado de las suscrip-
clones de Enero pa
ra completar los pa
gos del mes. 49,. $3.50 292-4E
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-10
SANIDAD
DESTRUCTION DE
ALIMENTOS EN-
NAL ESTADO

Fueron arrojados al mar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-10
EGRESoS

Pagado DE- Guada-
lupe Flores, suceso-
ra de Perez, por 6
menSualidad de la
caSilla la......$ 1900
Diarios la cocinera
para compras de ver-
duras y carbon. 80. 22.o3
Pagadas las cuentas
de provisiones COM
pradas en- ell mes. 1887
Pagado la cobradora-
cocinera peon sus
sueldos .......... 23.oo 3or.3O
-
Sobrante para Tesorero. 9.oE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-10

Sc dice que a fines del presente mes
Ell senior Thomas presentara Ia renun-
cia, y va suena Ell nombre de don
Francisco Ruiz Virella para ocupar
dicha plaza.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-19
Ashamed to Cry.

Il has often been said, mere i
,othinq in a name but the following
story goes to disapprove the theory :
Young Dewey is what his chl'
d,on eonpanions call him, but MS
name is really Dewey Ritter. and ne
Ives with his father at l22 DeLons
avenue. Yesterday a vicious o''ioo7
tore piece our of the lobe OF 'he
,;tt,a fellows ear. This neceSsltated
he removal to the Park hospl'a'
whore the wound was dressed.
Before drawing the laeerated par'@
together it was necessary TO eao'eil1.
the injured parts. During this paihlul
onoration and stitching of the WOUND
not whimper or complaint escaped
t,c namesake of the hero OF Mah'la
bay Whe asked if he felt the 'rea' @
nent Young Dewey answered. VI
course did, but you know my hahle
;s Dewey. I'm called after the srea'
a6mjral who whipped the SpaniafoS
ond with that name I'd be ashamed 'o
crv"-san Francisco Call.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-19
SEES DOOM FOR FLEET
RUSSIAN ADMIRAL QUOTED AS
pREDlcrlNG DEFEAT LIKE
~4
THAT OF cERVERA.
Walter WelIman Says RoJestVehsKy
and Men Think Themselves
Sacrifice.

Walter Wellman telegraphs the
Chicago Record-Herald from Wash
ngton as follows:
Admiral Rojestvensky expects 10
meet the fate of Admiral CerVera. He
believes the Japanese will smash hlm
III to pieces the first chance they get
It him. as Sampson S fleet smashed
servera at Santiago. we are going
o shambes," are the words which
aojesyensky recently used ia de
cription of his mission 10 the far
,ast His views have been brought
Washington by a member OF The
diplomatic corps who. recently re-
urned from Russia, and are now tho
subject of much gossip in diplomatic
md naval circles.
According to this report, which
ZONES through worthy channels.
Admiral Rojestyensky is highly in
1ignant because the Russian fleet a
Port Arthur did not make a sort5o
and cripple some of the Japanese
ighting craft.
s'Al | ask of the Port Arthur fleet.
Admiral Rojestvensky said 10 his
friend. is that il shall make a bold
effort TO escape, and in doing SO de
stroy or cripple Two of the Japs four
battleships. If they do that the bal
ance of power will be so changed that
upon my arrival in the China sea l
can take care Of the remainder of tn
enemys feet"
''And if the Russian naval command
er~at Pof, Arthur fails 10 put TIVE
Japanese battleships cut Of commits
sion?" the admiral was asked.
Then we shall go to the far east
only 10 perish. was the bitter reply
..The Japanese outcIass IL in high
power guns and will saasn Us to
pieces
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-19
a MORSE FLtRTATlON.

'ssGofug over from Philadelphia =
New York en- the traiu the other az .
said a division inspector fer one o. tae
TELEGRAPH companies in the Washina-
ton Star 4 found myseH inv nat r =
eayesdropping on AN imoceat little
MGse hirtation
ct happened in the dining ca.
There We're only three cf rs to re
spond to he last call for Dinner. The
girl sat alone al the table across the
aisle from mine For all that she was
obviously business girl, she VS. as
pretty and graceful and eroomed as
ashow apple in the window of fancy
fruit shop The man who sat at the
table behind her with the lack Of
Ills chair all but touching hers, was I
Reasonable Observation-Disclosures chap
of thirty or so-type of the hustling,
Alert young man of business.
"As we three were the last to avail
10urselves of the dinner, all of the
MATTERS except one had gone off duty
md hung up their aprons. The re-
Manning waiter took the orders of the
Three of us in bunch and then dis
Eaghppeared into the diner kitchen. He
AWas gone an unreaSOnably long time
SNProbablv the cook hadn't expected any
RESPONSES to the last call, and had te
begin all over again. The young "o
man was the first of us to show lmpa
Stience She didn't look peeFish over
N3he walters long absence. but she
8Sighed wearily several times and rest
Ned her pretty chin in the palms on
&&her hands and 2aZed drearliy Out q
AAhe window. | could see that she was
wa mite irritated over the walters pro
@onged aysence in the kitchen.
u Then, out Of the corner OF NY
#eve-I was passing away the time oA
Balancing over the headlines OF news
#nner-I saw her pick up her knife II
Man abastracted sort OF way ~
81 water Jug was right beside the Pi"eF
81 from which she picked up the k1hle'
n In an unconscious sort OF way
Il she began to tap on the side OF 'h'
u water bottle with the end OF the hl1'ie
4 This is what she tapped;
"'Blame that waiter!
THE young fellow seated oei'''i,
her instantly chirked up. he ""
Rad a newspaper spread out IN iron
Of him, and until the tapping On ''''
water bottle began he looked eA'i eiiiN
" bored. At that sound. however n'
looked up from the paper and gaze
straight ahead of him. his face scie"
ed into an expression of keen a''e"
ton. -
The yousg woman dropped op ED hs, ns
knife impatiently as soon as she haN
tapped her mild ohjurgatlon Oh '"'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-19
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The second annual meeting Of the
stockholders of the Simmons
National Bank Will be he'd in
the directors room of fhe said
bank upon Thursday. January =,
1905. between the hours Of 9 a. M.
and p M, for the purpose Of elect
ing directors and The transaction Of
such other business as may come be.
fue them.
10. NICH0L Cashier.
Fine Bluff. Ark. Dec IL. i9o4.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-19
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting Of The stock-
holders Of the Peoples Savings Bank
and Trust company viii be hel3 in
the directors. room Of said bank upon
Monday, January ., 1905. between the
hours Of a. N. and 3 D. M, for TIE
purpose Of elecfiHe directors aud the
transaction Of such otlter business as
may come before Them.
r. \. Mccoy sec-Tr2a~.
Pine Bluff AK, Dec 8. laet.
20
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-19
or MatCr.

To Tho iamacrttsc# 1ss5,=s~.= =e7.y #e
Pine Bluff: lttreaz announce al4"
"a candidate ftf rs4uuuaGen r
.the eeiec ef saaEan=of #.fa5 eff#o. =tH
FI8I, sa6jecs q e.se .feaaea = .3a pos
ocaic peimariez faa@ass = az
f. haze Ea5eoaod -, Promises
ha4R=tWa years asa th5'sh= an -
.itled 10 an eaafsea 81 t"s1a. ~
= yoa approx @bat La sosa s.as
and are vi NJ - haee ,se.s =pz b
same kind + H'aHaaAeule4t aeeea
= BOD. I earnestly a@f< yoal Fete l.
sfectfpLly. = KING VIII -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-19
A Perfect MIX Food.

Is Borden's Peerless Brand Evapora''
ed Cream. It has delightful natu-
"a, flavor and is superior to the rich
est raw cream, with the added insur-
ance Of being sterile. Always carried
hy soldiers, sailors, hunters. campers
and expleSers. 1t has become house
holo necessity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-19
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Pine Bluff Brick com
panv will be held at the company
office between the hours Of | and
O'Clock p. m. on Tuesday, the 10Th
oav of January. 1905. for the purpose
of electins directors for the ensuing
wear. and for the transaction OF such
other business as may come before
them.
G. BREWSTER. secy.
Pine Bluff, Ark. Dec. 16, 1904.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-19
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Pine Bluff Trust COM
ranv will be held in the company $
office on Monday, January l6, 1909
at 10 O'Clock a. m. for the purpose
of electing directors and the trans
action of such other business as may
come before them.
y. c. BELL. Sec. and Treas.
pine Bluff, Ark, Dec 1G, 1904.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-19
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

The fwentyninth regular annual
meeting Of he stockholders q the
Merchants aud Planters Bauh OF Pine
Sniff Arkansas, for The election OF d.
reetors 70 serve fox the easliing year.
and fH The Transaction Il any husiz
hess hat may property come before
the4l. viii he held al the rooms q the
association la tAe ely af Pme Bluff.
Monday January 9. va. between tha
hours Of II ocloek m ana II
o'clock noon
4. y FOSTER. Cashier.
lie Bluff, Arfa December q, 1aaf.
u
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-19
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The a9pal maetfn4 = he stock
holders ef The 4. B spge9s company
VII be hola in their ef1ico in Tie CITY
ef Pine Bluff. Monday, January ;.
l9o5. fer .he purpose Of elee1ing di
rpetors for the ensuing Near and e
transact any other business that may
properly come before sail meeting.
". ". BYRD. secy.
Pine Bluff. ATk., Dec -, 1901.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-19
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The ANIMAL meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Citizens Bank vii be
held in 'he directors room Of said
bank upon Tuesday January 10, 1905,
between the hours OF . a. N. aud
p. M, for tho purpose Of elect
ing directors ard the transaction OF
such other business as may come be
fore them.
Il. f. PUGH, Cashier
Pine Bluff. Arh, Dee. s. 1901
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-19

Mamma-You don't mean to say you
COX a second piece of pie when you
we're visiting, do you?
Tommy-Yes, mamma, wanted to
how 'em l was used to having plenty
I home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-19

waiter on tho bottle The young man
instantly picked np his knife This S
what he tapped, Morsewise. and with
eood deal Of speed aud finish on hi.
water bottle:
Thanks. same here. Bur why
blame That rs him down too
easily
1t was The Young womaa's tnrn 10
emerge suddenly from her bored
srage. She flushed stiahay and II
mile Iorked around The corners Of hcr
moath, baj Size d#Ta,tmrn her heqd.
The yoan4 nan hadn't twisreI
about in his chair to look a her. eth
cr. Mighty soIfconai0eI Young PEG.
pie, thought She picked up hof
Unite again as soon as his tapping
ceased
Well. hang 6m ]hco. Size tap
Ped.
Not strong enough yet, he tapped
in quick reply. Want me#to say -
1t might help some
Please don't she tapped. almost
breaking in upon him. I hate pre-
family
Well. that was a pretty good start
kept MY eyes on my paper, locking
as innocent as could. They Went
ahead with that water jug conversa-
ton for 10 minutes more before the
waiter appeared with our dinners
But they never even once turned 10
look at each other. | have a shrewd
suspicion that they'd surveyed each
ether sort of casually before sitting
down.
She tapped that she was perishn2
for food, because she'd been c9mnc5te}
10 race for train that day @IlhaGd
breakfast Il was the same MI him
he tapped in reply He had oyersient
himself and had only made the train
by an eyelash.
when the waite 1t length brcusht
the food they went ahetl ard ate.
occasionally taking up their knives 10
tap out some sort humorous com.
mont on the picked-up ehara e'er Of
the dinner When the coffee WAS
reached the young man tapped the
question. Live in New York;
Brooklyn. she replied.
Sad story yours, Was lis conc
back,
'sWouldu live anywhere esa2 To-
the mint, she tapped.
That RIGHT; stick up 1or Foar
Village green. was the reply.
We'll, simply couldn't resist The
impulse 10 setin then. was tmoIea
with my dinner and ready 10 'ea2 e
the dining car | folded up my p2acr
aad pushed back my chair. Tbea I
laok hold OF my hnife end aruan"e#
his on the water bot1le;
Enjoy yourselves while You're
Young. Children Don't You ni2d
afizzly ED fogies ike nte.
when dropped the knife ard
Glanced across the aisle az them in
= sort OF sidelone way they Were both
regarding me with broad miles.
The ice was broken. We all sat
around one table, had more cotfe2
and chattcd for a while.
"The young man was connecteA
with one of the bic life insurance
eonpanies in New York. The young
woman was the business manager Oh
= fashion publication. Both of them
had learned key punching in their
teens and had worked at it in branch
Offices
"rhev we're a wholesome, cseah-
minded pair of younsters who nad
haen 6ehting the battle of life almost
since childhood. noticed that he was
lnooina her hand traps. as we'll as ms
own going toward the ferry after
leaving the train. And so, who knows :
should like to hear OF that as the
solution of their innocent little water
hottie Irritation in Morse
~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-19
LOST! !!

On the night of December -, in he
Masonic temple hall. one bunch OF
KEYS. The finder will kindly return
the keys to Wilson Brothers drug
store and receive liberal reward.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-19
TAX MOTTO
faX Collector : y tice

- Attis' ''#t -''.>'
Notice Is hereby given that Tor IN,
purpose Of receiving taxes for M
ear 1901. | MI atteaa At me yoeaa
precincts of Tic zeeeral townships
jefferson county. Arkansas. atfhs
aces and oa the datez heron spec
fled respectfully, fo-Wit:
Plum Bayou townships sherriI.
Tuesday. January 3. l9e5.
Dudley Lake townsbip-Toehes
Wednesday. January i. 1895.
PastoTia township = Pastorla,
thursday. January ) l9o5.=
Bolivar neutrality-suspicious.. store
Friday, January d. 1se5.#
Niven township-Ntsoo's Chapel
Monday January 9, 1905.
Bozy tovnshjp-Gornorst4ne, Tues
az January 10 1906.
cid River township Eaael.sh. Wet
.esdaH January Il. 19e5.
Yillemenf toWnsbIp=s;oa.5s sfare
Thursday, January = lsq5.
jefferson township jefferson
afsss. saeudaz. 5aa8HH -. 1905
Plan BaYea town hip Althaimef
Monday January - $685..
paaafa4laa fe@aSlafH Aa9ha=eia
Tuesday. January i. $50.
Roberts to~3saf=- JFaIqhaey
Wednesday,, January +, tsa5.
Victoria townshslI-I13ts.fe ] Thae-
ay. January IS, 19e5.
Melton rcwns6if-I.a H:H, ffl
'ay JaegarT 2' l9a5.
a5eh.a9d t9#as..n- G.iaaaea SAT
4av. January Il, 1908.
Spring toWnship-l.oa SPRINGS
.onday, January %, 1905.
Rarraque township-Kearney. Tues
ay, January "a, 1905.
barraque township-RedtieLd Wee
nesday, January %, 1895.
Whiteville township-MacedonIa
Church, Thursday, January 2G, 1909
Talladeea ownship-Locuet Cot
tase, Friday. January q, 1905.
Washington township-CrenshaV
Springs, Saturday, January %. 1908.
Vausine township-court House
Monday. January so, 1909.
fAu taxes are due on tho first Mon
cav in January, and Must Ee Pad o.
or before April 10, 1905 to avoid pen
alty.)
From January 8 until April 10, 1909
he Tax Books viii be open IN my OF
flee each day Sunday except
ed) for the reception of take
for 1904 without penalty Al
ter April 10 the law adds .
Ter cent penalty and additiona
costs on each delinquent, and th'
books remain open for such collection
SPECIAL NOTICE-Owing to tn
great rush during the last thirt!
DAYS of tax paying | do most e&rheS'I'
request any who may have lists tina
they desire to leave in the office 10
a later date to hand them in not late
than March 10th, as no lists will b.
received for future work after tina
date. If this is done it enables tn
office to handle the work to bette
advantage to all parties alike
Respectfully,
JAMES GOULD
Sheriff and Ex-Ofcio Collector, Jet
ferson county, Arkansas.
Pine Bluff, November 80, 1904
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The Pacific hotel has started TO
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ANNOUNCEMENT

The Graphic is authorized to a,
nouce Joe p. Alexander as a candl-
date for the office OF city treasurer,
subject to the action Of the Demo
cratic primaries on January -, ieo3.
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in the forgotten time, forgot his du-
tv. played and went to sleep.-Roy
C. Robinson.
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JAMES GOULD.

JAMES GOULD,
Sheriff and Ex-oficio Collector, JET
ferson county, Arkansas.
Pine Bluff, November 80, 1904.
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