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rome Bassity. Thomas Kirkpatrick, E..
S. Pillsbury Thomas d. Riordan,
Colonel w. r. Smedberg, A. E. Cas-
tie, E. H. Kittredge, Jay I. Nash, F.
Tillman Jr., r. II. Judson, G. l.. Rode,
Colonel Robert Wienecke, c. H. Blinn,
Henry Ach, L. A. Rea, George H:
Walker, w. A. Doble, D. Roth, Fred
Eggers, ]. E. Berges, NJ. Vogel, F..
Marini, c. B. Perkins, George Bay
reuther, F. N. Bent, A. Olsen, George
S. Scovel, Harry Baehr. L. E. Sperry,
s. NJ. Ehrman, ]. II. Grindley, B. l..
Lilienthal, E. W. Haughy, ]. OBJ.
Gum, l.. f. Weaver, L. A. Steiger. S.
B. McNear, II. ]. Morton, F. E. Beck.
M E. Getz, NJ. NJ. Brown, E. N. Har-
mon, NJ. r. Higgins, ]. Prevented, j..
B. Levison, David Rich. Byron Jack
son, NJ. Blaskower, E. w. Brown. NJ.
V. B. Taylor. Max Goldberg. S. j.
Hendy, P. Crowley, r. H. Pease, G..
l.. Belcher. H. T. Scott, Henry j.
Crocker, w. F. Herrin, c. F. Daily, A.
H. Merrill. J. w. McTigue,. G. S. Bene-
diet, A. Ruef, Hon. TREY L. Ford.
Percy v. Long, S. NJ. Shortridge, Myr-
tile Cert. c. L. Barsotti, r. A. Grier.
s. Bloom, Leon Roos. ]. A. Wilson.
Charles Sonntag, William Fries.
Hon. w. C. Van Fleet, Henry Rosen-
field, o. T. Wise, James B. Smith, Hon.
F. H. Kerrigan, G. s. Tighe, ]. A. Nc
Donald, George T. Volkman. Rolla v.
Watt, Thee Lunstedt, H. D. Morton, II.
H Morse, DIR. Charles Boxton, S. c.
Irving, N. d. RideouI, A. 8. Mangrum,
Frank MCGOWAN. H G. Plat, H. @.
Fairchild, II. Folger, w. w. Sanderson.
A. Mclean. George Alpers, DR.. C. G..
Kenyon, Francis Mcnamara, H. Greene
baum, F. c. Boeckmann, Thomas Addi-
son, ]. f. Kelly. NJ. l. Gerstle, c. Stall
man. F. ]. Parsons, ]. B. Orbison. II. z.
Howard, II. B. Russ, F. A. Vail, E. l..
Brayton, II. Heunisch, DR.. M. Regens-
berger, s. Burger, G. H. Umbsen, Stan
ley Forbes, w. f. Mau, W. j. Gorham.
A. Chesebrough, J. H. Neustadter, A.
B. Hammond, William Macdonald, G..
H. Lowell, J. p. Irish, James Hogg, j.
H. Taylor, NJ. A. Gunst, ]. H Borland,
P. A. Bergerot. P. D. Code. James Nc
Queeney, r. C. Altschul, z. r. Pease,
Z. Fredericks, A. Sbarboro, NJ. H.
Cook, I. Bluxome, J. d. Bertram, w. J.
Guilfoyle C. H. l. Truman, F. H. War
rem, F. P. Lauterwasser. w. w. Chase,
c. s. Laumeister, Judah Newman, DR..
L. l.. Dorr, C. H. Croker, NJ. H. Hecht,
DR.. c. N. Ellinwood. H. B. Davidson,
H N. Beatty, w. F. Wilson. J. D. DAILY,
]. A. Hoey, William Alvord, ]. P. Fra
ser, F. H. Wheeler. Hugh Burke and
z. J. Knapp.
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PANIC STRIKES
TOWN OF VAN
Armenian Band Makes Raid
and in Fight That Ensues
Many Persons Are Killed
INSURGENTS BEsIEGED
Inhabitants Flee to Mount
aims and Take Refuge
in Churches and Converts

CONSTANT1NOPLE, Friday, Sept. 2.
A hot fight between Armenian insur-
gents and Turkish troops occurred at
Van August 81, in which more than
score were killed.
Armenians.to the number Of 100 raid
ed the town. charged four houses and
barricaded themselves. Troops attacked
the houses, and in the fight which fol-
lowed two soldiers and twenty other
persons were killed. The authorities set
fire to a number Of adjoining houses
so that the troops might be better en-
abled to besiege the insurgents. Inc
town was panic-stricken, and those IN
habitants who had not fled to the
mountains took refuge in the churches
and converts.
II is stated by the authorities that
other Armenian bands are preparing to
cross the Persian frontier.
WASHINGTON, Sept. S.-Minister
I,eishman at Constantinople cables that
the Armenian revolutionists are rather
active at Van. He says some turkish
houses have been burned and small en-
counters are not infrequent, but there
is no indication of any particular dan
ger TO foreign residents.
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Republican LegiOnS
Continued From Page p. Column Z.

IN 1896 But need not detain you. You are
al familiar with the picture.
We now come 70 the campaign Of 1900.
Esrly In that year our Democratic friends
commenced casting about for an issue on
which that campaign might be won. During
Ny Mckiniey's mrst term much history had
becn written. The Spanish war had been
Fought 90 a successful termination Cuba had
become a temporary ward Of the United States,
and Porto Rico and the Philippines had been
acquired Labor had found constant employ
ment. Wages were high. The American PEG
pie eating three meals day. and
living expenses were resUltsntly high There
demand Tor q cheaper dollar and our
Democratic friends again looked over their
previous platforms in vain 10 find anything
likely 20 prove successful issue. Some eX-
pedient must be found and nothing seemed
- expedient as snu-inperialisn.
The Chicago platform was reafhrrned. il is
true but il was distinctly stated that the sill
yer question should not be the paramount is
cue The contest was 10 be waged on anti
imperialism. The result I need not mention
further than 10 say the Republican principle
OF sound money every dollar the equivalent
OF and exchaugeable for % 5 grains OF gold
that that equally important economic principle,
the protective tariff. which guarantees TO the
producer. artisan and farmer. miner and me-
chanic the best market in the world Tor his
labor and for the product Of his laber, were
Endorsed. and the Republican, party remained
in possession OF both the legislative and the
executive branches OF the Government
And now come 20 the Congressional cleo
ton Of 1902. Our Democratic friends thought
it possible TO secure control OF the Lower
House Of Congress. and thought II they could
secure control OF that body in 1902 they might
perchsnce win the executive branch in 1904
a most vigorous campaign therefore in
= ugurated. and II became necessary 10 find
IN issue Nothing heretofore tried would
answer the purpose They dared not than
scuint al a tariff for revenue only. Il was
TOO soon after 1892. Anti-imperialism had
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SCHOOL FOR FILIPINOS.
English VIII Be Taught Ygorrotes,
Moros and Negritos.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 8 (World's Fair
grounds) Arrangements have been
completed for teaching the Ygorrotes,
Moros and Negritos the English Ian
guage and school will be regularly
conducted at the Philippine reserva-
ton until the close of the exposition.
The first class will be held next Mon
day morning and instruction will be
commenced with the Moros. The
Ygorrotes will comprise the second
class and the Negritos will be taken
last.
The Negrito is one of the most
primitive races known to the ethnol-
ogist and efforts to instruct the mem
bers of the tribe in English will be
watched with interest.
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never struck a popular chord, and they
seized upon the alleged cruelty Of the Ameri-
can soldier TO the Filipino people, and the
barbsTity Of the water cure became the issue
Of that campaign But the American voter,
from whose home the American soldier had
gone. refused 10 rebuke his offspring or his
kin and sound Republican financial and eco
monte doctrines were again Endorsed and the
Republican party remained IN control OF all
branches OF the Government.
And now We come 10 1904. Our Democratic
friends again in trouble. I do not say it
policy for the wise government OF the nation.
but our friends have given no evidence OF
having sought such. They give every evidence,
however that they have sought an issue for
the sole and only purpose Of winning this
campaign. As a matter Of expedency they
have thought il unwise 10 declare in favor of
the free and unlimited coinage Of silver at
the ratio OF 16 to 1 with gold, for that has
twice failed. They have thought it mex
pedient 10 declare in favor OF the gold stand
ard. FOR il was discovered that the majority
OF the convention did not believe in the gold
standard. They did not think IT expedient to
declare that the money question was settled.
The New York delegation defeated, by a vote
OF so TO 20 g resolution offered by Bourke
Cochran in the following language:
Resolved. That IN the opinion Of this dele
cation plain statement in the Democratic
platform that the decision OF the people as
twice expressed on the standard OF value should
be accepted a Anal settlement Of the coinage
question Is absolutely essential to any prospect
OF success in the election
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HONEYMOON NOT
TO Be RESUMED
San Franciscan Arrested in
st. Louis Must Prove Iden-
tity to His Young Spouse
Special Dispatch to The Cali.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 3.-William P.
Lowe. alias Richard E. Golden of San
Francisco, was released this afternoon
on his promise to appear in the Police
Court Monday to answer to the charge
of idling. The police retained the roll
of Confederate money and checks
found in a secret pocket in his vest.
IF your name is Lowe, instead Of
Golden" said his young wife to him
this morning at Four Courts, you will
have to marry me again before 1 Will
live with you"
Her father is John Boudin. a promi-
nent contractor in st. Paul, MINI. Mrs.
Golden says she has learned that her
father, who opposed her marriage to
Lowe. offered $1,000 reward for the
bridegroom's arrest.
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Ca1ifornians in New York.

NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-The follow
ing Californians are in New York:
From San Francisco-F. p. Evans.
at the Grand Union: G. Fredericks. j.
A Mahanny. and Mrs. NJ. F. Staples.
at the Astor House; W. Wasserman,
at the Victoria: ]. Lacoste, at the
Broadway Central; G.. z. Middleton.
at the Cumberland; NJ. L. Peterson, at
the Hotel Gerard; Mrs. z. j. Bell. at
the Imperial; F. II. Kline, at the Gil
sew House, and RI. G.. White Jr., at
the Grand Union.
From Los Angeles-Mrs- Jesman
and A. F. Lapworth and wife. at the
Netherlands, and ]. Williams and
wife, at the Rossmore.
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Mrs. NJ. Seymour. 1721z Sebor street.
Chicago, ILL.,. writes:
nv children had catarrhal difficulties
of the head and throat. Acting on the
advice of friend gave them PsrVnG,
as she insisted IT would not harm them,
and noticed that in couple of weeks
they we're much improved. This ! was
glad TO note. as did not want them to
have cGtorrb. kept giving it to them
IN small doses for month, discontinued
it for about week am then gave 1T 10
them for another month. J was pleased
to find at the end of that time that they
were free from catarrh. IunbeSHGtHgy
give PerURG my endorsement, as ! am
sure that 1T vii not foil TO DO good to
any one that takes II. Mrs. Seymour.
~ ERUNA is a great family medi-
cine. The women praise it as well
as the men.
1t is just the thing for the many lit
tie catarrhal ailments of childhood.
Peruna protects the family against
coughs, colds. catarrh. bronchitis, ca
tarrh of the stomach, liver and kidneys
1t is just as sure TO cure a case of ca
tarrh of the bowels as it is a case Of ca.
tarrh of the head.
If you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use of Peruna
write at once to DR.. Hartman. giving {
full statement of your case, and he viii
be pleased to give you his valuable ad
vice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman. President Of The
Hartman Sanitarium. Columbus, o.
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Rancher Ends Life.

DANvILLE. Sept manuel Fer
CODA. a rancher residing about two
miles from Danville, committed suicide
this morning By shooting himself
through the head with rifle. Trouble
over property is supposed to have been
the cause of FergOda's rash act.
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California Souvenirs.

scenic Treasures of California" a
beautiful souvenir book Of California.
for rs cents: others for less and some
for more Orange. redwood and other
good souvenir novelties at lowest prices.
Sanborn, Vail & Co., TAI Market st.
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EIgin Butter Market.

ELGIN, Ill, Sept. 3.-On the Board
of Trade to-day butter was quoted UNI
changed at 19c pound. Sales in the
district for the week were 1904
pounds.
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Meat Is seldom seen on the break
fast table in Austria and Germany, nor
is much use made of the prepared
cereals so popular. in America Wheat
rolls and rye bread form the staple
breakfast food.
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Imports OF cheese into the United
States now exceed the exports. During
the ten months ended April 80 imports
992, sol.
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LEADERS DISAGREE.

II Will be noticed that not even Bourke
Cochran favored a declaration that the gold
STANDARD was economically right OF that 1t
ought TO prevail. He simply thought il .ab-
soluteiy essential TO any prospect Of success
that the establishment OF the gold standard
BY the Republican party should be accepted
as a final settlement" But Judge Parker's
first and second lieutenants Senator Hill and
Mr.. Sheehsn, thought otherwise, and they
voted against making such an admission The
convention was also silent on the subject I
am not unHmindful that the nominee of that
convention. after ample time had elapsed in
which he might read the declaration Of the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-09-04

Publishers want original matter, but
they draw the line at that brand Of
spelling.
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Mrs Katie Forbrich. 7ss W. 10th St.
Chicago. Ill, writes:
MY little son is entirely veil now. Z
kept strictly to your ADVICE. which gave
him back his health after nearly two years
Of suffering. I can never thank you enough
for what your great medicine, Psr91G, and
your valuable advice have done for my
little boy. he is fat now and can digest
his food and is the picture Of health. -
Mrs. Katie Forbricb.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
pF-RII-NA NECESSARY H0MF
l. sAO INN TO THE AEOVHEs
A Letter From Congressman Wilson of Arizona

Hon. ]. +. Wilson. Member OF
Congress from Arizona. writes to
DR.. Hartman as follows:
"fbdVe used PsrgHd in my fam
lily and with satisfactory results. =
j. p. Wilson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-18
"JOHNNY-ON.THE.SPOT,"

golden to obestow
On enterprisns toos sly
To right o they
oh! the worlds to the atsentm
And those who much month
May themselves
AS Is
When shy Miles Sandish hard
win a TO uude stand:
The comely she
John Olden who with
That old otquoted that absence makes
Which blunt a a
The the is
The who framed nation odds:
They could have had weahearted
Each mothers them
Wherever called him, there him. right deck
Brave Washington
No proxies could have tha
In politics. will
The wiser O o send a boz to
CHI no. he takes the himself
the best return he can
And "genus properly SO declare
Means being a
So of the varied gifts
Nixon Waterman September Success.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-18
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LITTLE STORIES.
+ + +++4+++4. +++.$4..+ +
He Was Enthusiastic,

He is an enthusiastic Oregonian
one of those chaps so highly charged
with local pride that he has to be
locked up in his compartment by th@
porter when he crosses the state line
For some weeks he has been visiting
some distant relatives in Philadelphia
and one of these relatives. remember
ing past favors when the relative
himself was on the Pacific coast, has
been showing him the charms of this
city during his stay here.
Now he was going back to the ia.
west
"Well, asked the Phladelph an. as
they shook hands before the gate at
the Broad street station, what do yo,,
think of Philadelphia now?'
The Oregonian heamed delight
Great" he asserted. "Fine, Phil
adelphia is the Portland. Oregon, OF
the Atlantic coast. t.'-Philadelphia
Press
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-18
A Surplus of Nerve.

Representative Bourhe Cochran was
seated liz his law Office one day recent
| ~ when one of the clerks announce
| a visitor The orator was very buy
cut the man refused to tell his busi
ness to a clerk, insisting that he mus,
see Mr.. Cochran himself.
"tWell show him in" said the law
Yer finally, in disgust.
Il want to get some legal advice
Mr. Cochran" said the visitor. ''and I
came to you because | am poor man
and cannot afford to pay a real law
yer"
what do you mean Numbered
the represe entatiye, Indignantly,
well, | mean as politician you
Will not be hard on one ofyour CON
stituents. Besides, | have another
claim on you, My aunt does washing
for one Of your cousins
My dear sir" said the lawyer in
his most withering tone. as he usher
ed the visitor out, you don't want to
see a lawyer. Yon want 10 see
nerve specialist New YogE Eerala
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-18
MADRID TO KEEP THE SABBATH

In the past Sunday hes been pretty
much like any other day in Madrid
Now a royal decree has been publish
ed changing the old order of things
kA cry factory and workshop must
close all day. and ordinary shops will
not be allowed to keep open after /
O'Clock in the forenoon while the ia
tiGnal bull fight is to be permitted
only on very special occasions
Thousands of protests have been for
warded to the government, which. how
ever is deaf 10 all remonstrances
ore 10 watch. h.-Westminster Gazette
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-18
Drake's s Palmetto Wine

s'oas Is also a natural medicine It is wonderful
Spe,, SSetle Ior constipation. hatulencg and ali
asspt ~ ptic troubles. II positively heats cafarrh
ol nose, throat. stomach or bowels r. reguIatpa
periectiy the liver. kidneys ard bladder. For
ai M2hen IL Is a true Godsend A tablespoon dose
aally cures all those troubles The wine hasa ricb
appetlzng smack and nluclss Won In
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Circumstantiai Evidence.

Not long ago man was charged
with shooting a number of pigeons
the property of farmer.
In giving his evidence the farmer
vas exceedingly careful, even nervous
and the solicitor for the defense en-
deavored to frighten him.
"Now." he remarked "are you pre-
pared to swear that this man shoy
your pigeons?'
Il didn't say he did shoot EN-, was
the reply 81 said suspected him of
doing it.
"Ah, now We are coming to it. Wha
made you suspect that man.
"Weel. first, / saw him on my land
wi gun. Secondly, heerd gun go
eft an had seen some pigeons fall.
Thirdly, | found four of my pigeons
in his pocket-an' don't think them
birds flew there an committed sui
eide"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-18
TO CURE ANY DISEASE.
The Caune Must be Removed, Same
Way With DnndrufT.

Kill the germ that causes dandruH
falling hair and badness, you will have
no more dandruff. and your hair must
grow luxuriantly. Newbros Herpicide
not only contains tie dandrusi, ,er.3
destroyer. but it is also 4 most delight
full hair dressing for regular toilet use
No other hair preparation is on Ri
scientific basis Of destoying the dandrl.
germs. It stops all irritation. keeps t.
scalp sweet, pure and wholesome r..
member that something claimed to =
lust as good" will not do the work o
genuine Herpicide. Sold by leadin
druggists. Send 10c. in stamps for sam
pie 70 The Herpicide Co.. Detroit Mice,
For sale by L. B. Coon, 210 Main.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-18
Strength Of a Woodpecker's Bill.

he long, stiff tail feathers of I
woodpecker enable the bird to cling
TO the trunk of a tree in an upright
position for long time aud bore
away for food. Tie bill OF wood.
pecker is often as strong as That of
bird OF prey, and in the woodcock
OF northern Maine tile b.iI is found at
It's greatest deTelcrn2aut.
ne tongue n resembles an
angle worm, and i ~ long and ad.
mlrably adapted for sucking san.
Sometimes the tongue is not only
long and brush-like, but barbed at the
point. so chat it caa impa.e its prev.
me feet are adapted for swimming in
various ways.--Worcester Spy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-18
QUITE NATURAL

Overheard during the private The.
atricals:
she-How We'll Your Wife PLAYS
Lady Geraldine. Mr. zones think
The way She puts on Chat awful aGec
ea tone is just splendid,HoN does sll7
manage it,
Mr.. Jones with embarrassment -
Er-she doesn't, That's her natural
yoiee,-London Tid Bits.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-18
THE WAY TO PROVE AN ALlei

Abe Jackson (under arrest for steal
ine chickens)-Oh, kin prove alibi
ali right On de night dat chick wu2
stole | went ter bed at half-past
seben
Abe's Lawyer-Can you swear to
your husbands statement. Mrs. Jack.
son?
Abe's Wife, suttinly kin. He
sho>ly did go to bed at half past seben
An he left instructions dat | WIZ ter
wake him up at midnight eff de night
WIZ dark an cloudy.-Judge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-18
Jobbers, Wholesalers and
Manufacturers
OF PINE BLUFF ARKANSAS

LUMBER
BLUFF CITY luMseR COMPANY.
Manufacturers Lumber, Lafa s.,rs
Doors specify. Llnl5a I'll
buildings, buildings, tn. o1sa w
IL
FURNITURE
HOME FURNITURE COMPANY.
beds, bedroom suits boards s.e :. : -@,
best made and the cheapest On the market T4> las w. ~
Hold you write - AZ
PupoEPHATT FURNITURE COMPANY.
OFFICE AND sAlEskooM 42S425 MAIN ST }f,rzr
Wholesale department Third and Texas Cote M
A se
visit inspect line ' "
FOX BROS, HARDWARE CO
Leaders in Hardware st2va,
cutlery and Mill Supplies All orders shipped promptly ~
Our motto is Fair Dealing ces:3ns.i ,
When need anything in our line MAJ ~ I
''4
RYLAND oUEENsWARE COMPANY.
wholesalers OF coekery tin.ar4 g..
oneware glassware bar glasses stoves a,sr
Headquarters for fancy China At your service -
business day in the
4 l. OWEN.
combination of Cash and long experience places u o, M
ground floor in supplying the trade with superb line both sao,
Wocdenware, Cutlery trade solicited
DRY GOODS
Our IN Dry Goods Fura.,
ugs Notions Quick delivery quantities 70 sui,
"a. rs aad %
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
WESTeRook GRAIN AND COMM COMPANY
We sell for cash. Lime Cement Plaster Fire Brick cay
Flour, Meal Salt Potatoes Corn ou
Hay, Chops, Cotcn-sced Meal Shpsun Fieli Seed etc |
specially
MARSH AMI RILEY.
Exclusive wholesalers aud
Martha Flour"
). A. HOLMES COMPANY, Qeorpota.ed)
Wholesale agents & Graham Was,as pu.aur1 Il
Flour. Grain Hay Provisions Packing Produces
Cement. Fire Brick Fire Clay.
FOUNDERS
plLEY FOUNDRY COMPANY,
Logging locomotives, rails engines boilers
planning mill machinery iron Castings Machinery
Supplies.
MARBLE ID
e. A. SHEPPARD.
Marble and Granite Monuments Out Of town
Corner Walnut avenue I
L. o. KNOX FURNITURE COMPANY.
Wholesale and Retail dealers Carpets
Carriages Harness. West
Barraque Manufacturers Of Mattresses OF all Grades
BUSINESS COLLEGES.
JAMES PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
solcs the patronage of ambitious and H'na
bookkeeping Shorthand TypeWrng studies D? M
night sessions J. W. JAMES, Prin, Pine Bluff, Ark
UNDERWRITERS AND EMBALMERs
HotoERNEss.sENYARD CO.
We complete line everything used in the undsaA
trade that cannot be exceled quality and being eonna
ed Embamng and shipping specially. Open all aours ~
graph and telephone orders given ettentioa-
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rec
VIM e

:. we want to send you FREE, costing Won abso.
!assts @ nG nnothlng. trial bottle of brakes Pal.
mesto n Vine. Drop US a postal and it comes a.
timespeople took wine Tor the stomach : sake tei
but the modern grape wine is not good either for
ag9lhaeh. M3i praln or pocket. brakes Palmetto
w me Is vastly different. 1t comes gushing
from the palm-frut of our own sunnv snnls Sonth
~ IS a superb appetizer. tonic and nerve braeer
~ eieahS ana purites the blood ana thus feeds
WAN nea.i adlo Drawn. 1t builds up athletes and