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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-22
The Ways of Druuisners.

When the English commcrcial travel.
er arrives i'll Il town and finds that his
merchandise is not appreciated he
leaves by the next train and never
comes back
The German under similar circum-
stances also leaves, bet only to return
inhabitants.
AS for the French drummer, he re-
mains in spite Of rebufs and always
succeeds eventually in persuading un-
willing customers that his inerchan-
disc is Just what they want Speech
Of French Minister Of Commerce.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-22
KIM; Ed wards Cigars.

King Edward of England has been
such Il great lover of tobacco for many
years that innumerable stories are told
of him as a smoker and the prices and
quality of his cigars are often discuss
ed freely by those who cannot possibly
know anything at all about the mat
ter. 1t is an honor, of course, to be
given cigar by his majesty, and many
OF the recipients, if they cannot pre-
serve the precious melnento without
smoking it. usually preserve the "fas
end of the smoke that came from the
royal case to hand down to their chill
dren AS an heirloom.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-22
nc 2C-G AND f4ORSEMEN.

Dumont w. 2:o,;tl. has been sold to
John nurn2 ii Ottawa.
Tom Marsn Wa train Tor Z. C. May.
tr.23 - 3eSssA aeXt seasea.
II y Il FitcA II Eoston has pur,
chased ti.e trottins mare Black Cat
2::;55t4 =
Invader. 2:llA, will be raced this
year by Mart Demarest. who will shin
his horses to Cleveland in May.
X. +. Murphy of Lowell. Mass, has
purchased the three year-old half siste!
to The Swift, 2;09A. by Boreal, 2:15a,
No three in tive races will figure in
the July meeting at Columbus. Two
in three heats and dashes will make
mp the card.
Frank Bogash has Ebony King
2:l014, by Atlantic King, in fine condi-
ton and thinks he will be a hard horse
to beat in his class.
Work on he new track in Ottawa
will be begun In the spring, and it will
be pushed s rapidly as possible. A
fall meeting to follow Toronto will be
given.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-22
THE HALL Or FAME.

Charles Breed of North Weare, y. H.,
has a house cat that measures from
tip Of cars 70 tip Of tail thirty-tWo ana
half inches
\ monument to Hosea Ballon, the
founder OF Universa!sm in America
nas recently been dedicated at his
birthplace, Richmond, ~ II.
Station Agent Royce Of Brookiield'
Mass, is making pets of flock OF siA-
teen quail which winter IT the june
ton. picking Up 9i;t.n which falls from.
1h@ cars
William J E"yan has confirmed The
rcpcet that 1t VIII erect il Salem, Ill.
Il library buiHu4 or splendid size and
,atten. II sill he in memory of At>
t;,lIer ami not!tef.
Iatt.y smith of East Orange Vt.
Will ehoaBiH4 III tiss,- 4s4.4ets fs.eaanfiN
~Ho an u..I tilat IL ns1aad -four ~.
rt&1a I. i.e7 FROM t.p t. -, OF wing
~ ssa.s,aaa f5UH pounds fYe oanGes.
A{5H.ar. 's.5..s,..e4 Of Watdabega. 4f"@
tls y @taei sabaeaa aoN owned = Hi
->r,as1;s .,l,2.4s5azstlcf amt hroaeht hi &.
saals.= ih&a @to yeats aso from &c
3a5=ss.H Is il! a pprfect state of pt2@.-
eIeFd55a9s.
>aHee Udnael Garcia z.4s one q Tie
}a5737f7 i#afzens FFpsa mi At Mine A.
20 aaztp >en~ltn&'s f.:a"ral. He is r.
far+flIa oldest braeafeiH@ professor q
music ia the world, be.l:s ainets=ni'a
years u ;.-z
j. x. i.anghan. assistant gnite.
}'}ase4 III t.ieJ attorney fer the WeS.r"-.
t4ssfr55zt j pennsylvania lsaz Leea %
II 1o Washington hy Attorney s.aaa:a=
;lness - be retained in tie eerar6Me.}s
of justice a4 n consulting attorney.
Sir Graham Berry, who has iust dies
in England. Was the inspirer of TenE
solI stirring poeH The Fleet lie
rcad L i,apae. il, Isss5j before tie Ee5.4
Colonial inS1itut" in which he appealed
tor Il suoa4 imperial may. and Z feW
days af;aTM.,'d Ipnnyson's poem ap
pea!at
William David Gibbs, NJ s., who
gi';l,Nat"d from the University OF Hi
nos Ill lS.t., has recently been appoint
r'l - the presidency of the New llanp-
S..jsA College Of Agriculture and Me
ri.a.lic Arts. Prior to this appointment
.sr WAS director Of the agricultural eX-
pertinent station at the University of
Texas
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-22
Why the President Smil :,

By the way, Il lady of th, official
circle claims she hats mad" Il diScoy-
cry us to the origin OF oii. ui the pres.
identS best known traits It is thn
habit Of keeping Il smile or the SEM
blance of Il smile on his face on all oe-
casionS. IF you ever SAW the pres
dent when he WAS forced To Danish
his SMILE" this lady confided to a
friend the other day, "you would I'M
derstand why it is he has acquired the
habit of wearing it on all possible Oc-
casions. never saw him without it
until the other day at Mrs. iioars FIJI
neral, and | give You my word | don't
want to see him without ii again No
one would call his face handsome or
attractive. even when he looks his best
and smiles his genialest But when
his face is in absolute repoSe and not
only serious. but solemn Well its
enough to Startle Il timid person. It's
the most solemn human countenanee
you ever saw. lie probably found
that out long ago. and that's why he
wears the smile thai doesn't come off.
He is entitled to wear it. Washing
ton Letter to pittsbur@ Post
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-22
IfURN#F #FTURE.
HOME FURNITURE COMPANY.

suits
hest ma de and the cheapest
able to arbaoae Hold orders until write Us fer prices
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-22
&8{Ek44fdE5R45 &){4fI'1FEll5: Fll:gM5
Zta=ss- $50
TIE CITY OF LIGHT,
PhiIndclr hia Claims to Re Brightest
Town at Night.

RAJthh'iE ~ h1eSt
Town at Night
Philadelphia how claims to be 'the
best lighted city in the United States"
1t is led to make this claim after hav-
ing erected 900 new electric street
lights and as a result of comparison
with the number Of street lights main
tanned by other cities.
The Quaker City now maintains
nearly 10000 lights, or, to be exact.
0,9Ii. Chicago, covering Il much larger
area, now operates 1.SS1 are lamps
FROM its municipal plants and rcnts
Cos more are lamps. which are oper-
ated by private companies, making u
total of 5,4St electric street lights. In
addition to these lights, however. CHI
caeo has $4,000 Sas lanlps and COCO
gasoline lamps. In the absence Of ti@=
ures regarding Philadelphia @1s lamps
it IS not possible to make comparisons
as 10 total lights OF all Kinds. In the
matter of are lamps, however, il is evi=
dent that Philadelphia IS away ahead
Of Chicago.
The history of street li-shtiu& in Phil
adeiphia is interesting because ii is Il
history Of the Development Of the are
light. When Brush of Cleveland in
vented the are light as every one
knows. he had hard time convincing
city authorities of its pr3eticability. 1t
WAS ridiculed by inventors Hu1 elertri-
cians AMI its failure pfedictetl Afta"
many unsuccessful efforts 10 secure its
adoption n Philadelphia Il local com
pany offered to li4ht Chestnut street
with the are lights for a year for moth
ing. The offer WIS accepted in a city
ordinance passed by the Philadelphia
council on June 20, 1SSt. and the dark
and gloomy thoroughfaae WAS convert
ed into Il brilliantly lighted promenade.
This marked the he&iH0in@ Of Il very
Wide and rapid extension of the are
lighting system not Only in Philadel
phia. but ali over ti!p ';Iiun. In Phil
adelnhia i is claimed, tae i::era;3Se ol'
Tights has caused a :,leat decrease in
crime, bl.re!ary and tilievnry being
va:.y ra2s It las also effected Il 4"eat
rhln%r III Hui!se. architecture the old
fashioned outside ',sliuttrrs' hnin2
done away with and ortilnlontet glass
panels being p.,tead II front tooEs--
Chicago Record. inr.ll
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-22
Sailing CarriayeS

Initiating the land ships now employ
ed in sailing on the sands of the Cali
fornia and New Mexico deserts and
successfully used for pleasure on the
southern beaches and in many other
parts of the United States, a London
builder has made sailing carriages"
for use in the Egyptian deserts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-22
HARDWARE.
FOX BROS, HARDWARE CO.

Leaders Hardware StoFey Wire Nails,
CUTLERY shipped promptly
cep Fair Dealing, satisfied customer a
toner forever o anything your
0rder
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-22
QUEENS WARE.
RYLANp oUEENsWARE COMPANY.

RYiANp oUEENsWARE COMPANY.
cockery, unware. granite
ware oaewo glassware. glasses
lamps. Headquarters for fancy China At service
business day in the year
q. L.. OWEN
Cash and long experience places the
ground floor supplying
Fancy Pottery Glass, Granite, Tin and
Wocdenware, Lamps Cutlery etc. Your trade solicited
aRocEls
j. F. AuTT
Wholesale
prompt been the
Mail quickly OF Abatross
Pouondo world beaters
GOODS
ISAAC DREYFus.
Our wholesale Is
ings delivery quantities to suit is
our strong point 122 "a
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
wEsTBRook COMM COMPANY.
We Lime, Cement Plaster Fire Brick Fire Clay
Flour, Meal Salt Potatoes Bran Corn Oats
Hay cottcnseed Meal shipstun Field Seed ETC.
Carload lots a specially.
MARSH AND RILEY
Exclusive provisions State agents
of Martha Flour best made
J. A. HOLMES COMPANY, Ucorporated1
agents James Grala Wagons. Pnlsburys
Provisions Products, Lime,
Cement Fire Brick and Fire Clay.
DlLEY FOUNDRY COMPANY,
Logging locomotives cars aud rails engines boilers saw and
planning Castings Machinery
MARBLE YARDS
{. A
Marble andGr Of ale
Corner
l.. COMPANY.
Wholesale and Retail dealers III Furniture Carpets Bugges
Barraque Manufacturers of Mattresses of all Grades
JAMES BUSINESS
Solcts patronage ambitious young
Bookkeeping, TypeWTin
Blud,
UNDERWRITERS AND EMBAMERS.
HolDERNESs -SENYARD
We everything used the undertaking
gund all hours Tele
prompt attention
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-22
Jobbers, Wholesalers and
Manufacturers
OF PINE BLUFF ARKANSAS.
LUM BER,

LUMBER
BLUFF CITY COMPANY.
Manufacturers Lumber, ath Shingles Sash and
Doors peci}Ity Cheap Lumber for cabins ana
buildings,
beSto on
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-31
SuiCiC!ZsNtnd.

In Bra7il ;.gd other parts of South
America the natives know ard fear a
certain condition of the air. which they
call "suiciGc Wind It is not a super
stition. but an actual condition of the
4 tmosphare which seems ~ drive peo
pie TO Madness. and during its con-
tinuance sell ltictta deaths are num
erous CrimjnolU2ists and scientists
all over the world are Interested in
this peculiar atmospheric influence
which is indicated by soft moist
warm air that settles heavily on the
earth.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-31
EGNER CLAIM = a FCttt
Defeated Man Insisted Hofsee+,c.
Aided in t,s UnGoinu

professor McDcrmott tho trtr55,u
''a33ator aut boxing ,naster ~ r..
tsS Il tfopp cf friends of his Jast.n
nFrlencC IN tho rin&.
II WAS n nostao. he - -
ines h-.iins 4aa iile2ai tlei- :.
he ~. e"' pHiiod OH in II inft at,gx,
Statt, s,@4 Ataei,7mith siteT NJ,
urpoue.nt ~ Il t'nai eclehri,, Inut T.
~ ! Eo N.aftr- lie put MP II .not
faiat -; u Toe fourth rmlto saw
NY ti;=f==e #na let him have ;re ieff
N Il r"o,o .'opni"r ON tne noint 81 th.
Jaw. He veut fa,i a&jt,'p and il was
several minutes ptinre he rene mber
eu to Natt.. up. When he dix, his eves
fuani"d oNer re room ill they fell OF
4 rust, t1l -e5ipe lVinS in one corner
That S Ire 'Slng he did il with. he.
yelled. ! sd" him shake il ont OF bis
Glove just as foil MIR Referee, w.
been robbed of he decision
To this day he cant be convinced
/ didn't 'iue my "1o@es with horsa
shoes for luck
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-31
School SAVINGS Banks.

The school savings bank system
which has been put in operation In
mauS places III New York State If
now declared 10 be Il violation OF ths
banking act. The System was Started
by ]. W. Thits. who brought the ides
from Europe. Yhe plan Is to induce.
children to save their pennies ant
bflHe them IL heir teacher. wbe.
places them in Il bank As the plan IL
generally beneficial 10 the young, it !s
probably ;tat laws VIII be amended IL,
adult Of its continuance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-31
Newspaper Work In Russia.

Newspaper work in Russia is nUG
pleasant. The government spends
more money on its press eensors thar
on its schools. t4a0t year eighty three
papers wer" suspended for various
periods, and lwenty-six were forbid
den to accept all advertisements
while 2!a editors were told they couJc
have q short vacation in Siberia r.
they continued their methods OF r.
vivins various public questions
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-31

a visit to relatives in illinois.
X. ID. Treadwell of Warren is in ,he
city today on a business trip.
|. }, Wick is home from Memphis.
where he has been on business.
T. l.. Rrummitt of Camden is among
the business visitors in the city.
Miss Emily l1andford of Batseyjllc
IS the guest of Miss Julia Williams.
Mrs. Lum Djckie visited relatives
IN Pine Bluff this week.=Ensland
Courier.
Mrs. $. \. Reeder has returned
from four weeks visit at Hot
Springs
Mrs. f. c. Maniey of Jonesboro is
visiting Mrs. Alice Slaughter. East
Fourth avenue.
). 4. Miller has returned from Stutt-
sarf. where he has been attending to
legal business
Our yonns friend. f. L. kilmer, is
back from a trip to Pine Bluff
Camden Beacon.
Mr. James Dickerson and danghte,
Olive. of Quincy. H.. arrive today 10
visit at Mr. T. Pearee's.
Mrs. Will II. Benton has gone
Tor Memphis 10 visit her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. E. G. Augustus.
AIRS. J, +. Cnlpeper has been called
To Grant county by the illness of her
sister, Mrs Jake Newman.
Mrs Lawrence Dixon, Mrs. Birdie
Fox visited the worlds fair and other
points in Missouri last week.
Miss Reva Harris of Pine Bluff is
here on visit to her friend. Miss
1harlle May Boyd.-Monticellon
Misses Nita and Mitte Payne left
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-31
IN THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY,
Sound Advice Given by Father to
His Son


The advice given by the pareGt to
his son at Oxford In the year 1868
against catching cold when attending
the theater will not be without inter
est in the pantomime season. Child
heard that the players are gon
down to Oxford, but | am unwilling
that YOU should go TO see them act,
fof fear on your coming out of the hot
play house into the cold aver, you
should catch harm, for as | did once
coming out OF the thcatcr at q pubiick
Act when it was very full and steam
ing not. and Walkin a Broad in the
cold, aud gave me sutch a cold that 1t
had llkt to cost me my Life. Your
best way in sutch a cold is to 90 nom
to your one chamber directly from
the play house, and drink a glass OF
SacE, therefur Be sure you send your
servant AT your hand for bottle Of
the Best Canary and keep it in your
chamber for that purpose.
Harhon thou unto the vovce and Ad
wise Of meo Thy father. Loving Thee
Better then hmselfe.--London Daily
Chronicle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-31
Was an Improvement, Wasn't re

Germans claim that poker is an ntf
German game, which for m0TS thau
lah years nas been played, and is stlN
being played in some districts OF
Wcs,phalia. Emigrants took It TO The
United States, and there its name OF
"scharWenzeP was changed into
poker. London Express.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-31

l.. 4. I1e!4aurin of Pine Bluff, a
cousin OF Mrs. ". II. Perry, is here
for a few days. called here by a mes
sage from his uncle, Mr. Pate Hite,
telling him of the death of Mr.. Perry.
Hot Springs News
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-31

Mr.. NJ i. Smith and SON Nh Henry
Smith, left Thursday afternoon to
visit the fair. From ST. Louis they
go TO Chicago to visit relatives for a
couple of weeks
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-31

Hon. Kemp. Tonev of Pine Bluff,
Democratic nominee for state senator
from Jefferson county, and one of the
leading members Of The Pine Bluff
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-31
BRIEF MENTION.

!. W. Gattling of Bearden is in the
city on business.
J. Pitts Jarvis OF Noble Lake is res
jstered at the Trulock.
IT, n. Tucker has returned from
business trip to Memphis.
Mrs. Frank McQuiston OF Willeford
is visiting Mrs. E. B. Gardner
Mrs T. B. Coon has returned from
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-31

Nr and Mrs & w Nesner left
last week for ST. Louis to see the
worlds fair. From st. Louis they
will go to Los Vegas. n. NJ, to spend
the S1lmmer
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-31


tfssiona A4sf,ae=>. Camden Beaean
Nrs. Joe "rols"el has ranfnod
troH siX wrecks visif ~ Shreveport.
l-a. aad Galveston, Texas. she was
accompanied home lay Miss Mar2ue-
rite Shut nf Shreveport. Who viii
Ne Mrs, Crom~cl.'s guest for some
time
Mrs. !. " Reynolds ~ Piae Bluff.
alter spending several days last week
at the home OF ] b. Duncan aud wife.
returned home Friday accompanied
hv Mrs. Duncan and her little ,augh-
ter. Lucille, who remained her guests
until Monday England Courier.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-31
" II l E. SOCIETY EDITOR

Bloom, Ed Knox and Lola rzsn
1hose present We're Misses Bette
Galllgher, Allie Mai Howell. Emma
Wllbourne, Lillian Harris, Lola Eze)]
Eoialla Walker, Josie Withers. Es.
telle Lindsay, Virginia Walker. Leta
Chestnut, Charlie Chestnutt; Messrs
Raglan Fitzhugh, John Moore Ed
Knox, Jack Langford Sol Bloom. Bob
Harris, Claude Sparks and Tai Chest.
mutt; Mesdames Will Collier w. n
Lindsay, and Mrs. Anna c. Chestnut.
the members of the SILK Stock
ing club were charminsly entertained
by Mesdames w. n. Langford and :,
B. Speers on Thursday morning at 10
O'clock. The guests were entertained
With progressive euchre on the lawn
at the Speers home The lawn was
beautifully adorned With ferns. flow
efs and palms artistically arranged
Each table was screened with Jan.
anese folders. The games We're spjr
tied and greatly enjoyed Al the con-
clnsion of the games dainty refresh
ments were served Mrs. ". D. Hearu
was awarded the guests prize the
lone hand prize was won by Miss Mag
gle Taylor, and the consolation prize
fell 10 Miss Blanche Fox. The score
cards We're beautiful hand-painted
souvenirs, he Work being done bv
Miss Airline Bamn, the gifted daueh-
ter of Chief Justice Bum, of Little
Rock The guests We're Messrs Per
kins, James, Peck. Maggie Taylor.
Musselman, Knox, Tucker. Hahn.
Orto, Fox, Bum aud Tunnah of Lit.
tie Rock, Mesdames Tunnah, rhon
as Simms, Harry Meyers Of Lite
Rock; William T. Behn Chicago: Ian
then. ". D. Hearn. Sam TAYLOR, Goree.
Pngh, Atkinson. Walter Goodwin. J. s.
Speers. Benton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-31

Depend on Cotton Mills.
More than gee .o0o people in Massa.
chnsetts are aepend.i upon the cot.
ton mills for their living
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-31

last sunday for AHA, Texas. and
other points, IA visit triends and rel
atives
Miss Ncl1ie Noriey returned F'r1.
day nisht from NyHHc. where she has
been visiting reIa fer several
months
Misses Lydia ami Caroline Caldwell,
have returned from visit to- Mrs.
Caldweifs father Dr. Sanders. iu
Louisiana
Mrs G. \. Bloom Went 10 Little
Rock, where she Joined Mv and Ms.
William Pollard for Steamboat trip
to VickshurG.
Mrs. +. S Packard and daughter
Miss Mamie, of Los Angeles. arrived
in the city Thursday on visit to her
sister, Mrs. S. j. Clayton.
Mrs. T.. NJ BocaSe and aanettte,,
Miss Carrie BocaSe, have returned
from Batesville, where they visited
Mrs. f. L. GivenS
Mrs ". a. Hamilton and seven
children and Miss Wyatt of Emory,
Miss. and Miss Callic Baker OF Mon
ticello are guests of Mrs. F. O. Nc
Gnhee.
Cade1 James Loving OF L. 5. VI
4. and sister, Miss Matte Loving oi
Pine Bluff are visiting their sister.
Mrs. John Stinson, in this city.--Can-
den Beacon
Mr. and Mrs g W. Wesner left
last week for ST. Louis 10 see the
worlds fair. From st. Louis they
will go to Los Vegas n NJ, to spend
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-31

har. MAS in lhe city Thursday on pro
tesslonal !4statszs.-C Camfen beacon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-31

a jolly party Of young people en-
ioycd picnic and dance at Sulphur
Springs on Friday .as' The day v.ae
spert most pleasant,s. The crew re-
turned home by =leoenlieh; The par
ty comprised the followjra Misses
,;sel ma Tucker. Nori Byrd. Loclshalt
a;el Jewell }:.fk. RH.h Pipllin
Messrs. Henry Speers +. Tanl5ersley,
.iol n ,;illispie. HarrN Stark, ''has
Aousen.
Miss Bessie Byrd entertained a
number of her friends With hayride
last Tuesday evening. The parties
drove out TO Sulphur Springs. whore
a dance was enjoyed. Supper was
served at the Springs. Those com
posing the party We're: Misses Edna
Langford Alma Lan"fc"d, Helen Pat
terson, lHolly Grove). N@'tie Byrd.
Mamie White, Jamie I.oza. Wilt lean
Atkinson, Susie Ryland. Clara Rroad-
street, Annabel Taylor, Florence Dc
woody. Lottie Byrd, Lucy Hearn
Broadstreet MarGie Bell Atkinson,
Emily Ryland. Florence Ryland;
Messrs Rob Ryland, John Gillsepie
Hendrix Byrd. Dick Knox. FonZo
Brewster. Chester White. Hardie
Kilsore. Bertram I.angford. Henry
speers, Ezell Byrd. Horace Lindsay.
Met sGalliger, George Mckinney, Asa
Mccain, Garrett Howsen; chaperones,
Miss Emma Byrd and Mr. and Mrs.
W. W. Byrd.
Thursday night there was dance
at Sulphur Springs which was at
tended by the following ladies and
gentlemen of the city: Misses Pearl
Garrett Virginia Williams, Chloe
Jones, Alice Murdaugh, Mrs. Will Mil
Ter, Mrs John Perdue, Mrs Ben Will
liams. Mrs. Dan Koonce; Messr De
Mario. Garrett, a w. Lowe. John
Sample, Ben Williams, Frank Taylor,
Milnott, Vets, Porter Lindsay Viz
gle McAdams, Mr.. and Mrs. King.
Miss Alma Dewoody will leave
Wednesday morning for Little Rock,
where she will join Mrs. w. S. Sor-
rels and Mrs David Bertler of Hot
Strings and Miss Joetta Lee OF
Shreveport, who, together will visit
the mountain resorts of Colorado for
a month to six weeks. The party
will return home via st. Louis to VISIT
the fair
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-31

Miss Reva Harris of Pine Bluff is
mere on visit to her friend. Miss
ssharlie May .-Monticellonian,
Misses Nita and Mittie Pavne left
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-31

Mrs Lawrence Dixon. Mrs, Birdie
Fox visited the worlds fair and other
points in Missouri last week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-31

Mrs. J, +, Cnlreper has been called
TO Grant county by the illness of her
sister. Mrs. Jake Newman.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-31

last sunday for AHA, Texas. and
other points, Ia visit friends and ret
atives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-31

Mrs. e. NJ. BocaSe and aanef.ttr
Miss Carrie BocaSe, have returned
from Batesville, where they visited
Mrs r. /. Givens.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-02-20
Registration Notice.

Twill open tho Registration Books al
my Office on January LIST, 1904, for the
purpose OF registering all qualified voters
of the Parish of St. Mary and will be a,
the several polling precincts of said par
ish on the following dates:
Precinct 1. ward 6, Morgan. City (for-
merly l2 preciDct Jan. 9th, 9th, 18th,
18th and 18th.
Precinct l, ward s, Berwick, Former
ly II precinct) Jan, 14th and 18th.
Precinct ], ward 5. Patterson, Uor-
merry 10 precinct) Jan. 18TH
Precinct 2, ward 8, Baldwin, formerly
5 precincD Jan. 21st.
Precinct l , ward i. Charenton former
" 9 precincD Jan. 22nd and 23rd.
Precinct 2, ward l, Cypremort Land.
ing. formerly precinct y Jan. 25th.
Precinct 2. ward 2, Lousia, formerly
4th precinct, Jan. Goth.
Precinct !, ward Z, Juiiens Store, (for-
merry IA precinct) Jan. 9th and 28th.
Precinct l. ward 2, Glencoe, formerly
3 precinct) Jan 29th to 3Oth.
Precinct ], ward 4. Centreville, TOR
merly 7 precincD Feb. list. End and Srd.
Precinct 2, ward 6, Amelia, formerly
18th precincD Feb. 9Th.
The registration books will be kept
open until thirty days prior to the cleo
ton. ". I. JONES,
Registrar of voters for ths Parish Of
st. Mary.
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