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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-02-19

valued member OF society. l dure say
that. il all the facts were known. EAU is
more OF an absolute success than the
mule. - >: ..r
\ copy OF the will OF the late j. NJ.
Douglass WIS filed in San Francisco Oh
January II. 1t included sl6,927 on de-
post i'll the Wells. Fargo & Co.'S bank In
that city. and the following stocks and
bonds also on deposit in tina. bank: r..
2oo shares OF stock nf the Spring Valley
Water Company, valued at siGO. 55U; ,.
2Co shRres OF Contra Costa Water Com.
pany stock; valued at s87, 900; forty .nIpe
bonds 81 the spring Valley water Com.
pany, valued at $4,000. The petition
states dat Mr.. Douglass was never mar.
ried
Alta meeting OF the Republican State
committee held III Reno Friday after.
noon. Virginia City was named us the
place for holding a convention on Tues.
day, April 18th, for the purpose OF choos.
ing delegates to the national convention.
The hasis OF representation will he four
delegates at large from each county and
one delegate for each fifty votes and
fraction over twenty-five cast at the last
election FOR the Republican candidate
Tor Congress. Tho committee adopted
an address importuning the Silver Re-
publicRns to come back to the party
fold.
-Four unfortunate laborers lost their
lives dur ng the fierce storms IN the
Sierra Nevada Mountains Friday night.
The men were caught in "A tremendous
snowslide that occurred neal Bonner
Lake on the iue Of the railroad. Tie,
are now buried bruc; Tia tons OF earth.
rocks and snu = .,suI III, If identity per.
hays will never hc ~tn"vn. The acct.
dent occurred shortly after dark Friday
night. News Of the accident WIS re-
ceived her" ni > o'clock Yesterday morn.
mig. lie men were engaged in clearing
the NOV at irucEcc. They had not
been employed Long cnDd.h Ia give the
hmekcrper m opportunity To secure
their name. Rescue party Is now ut
wOrH digging for the bodies. One body
has been recovered. but thua Tar has
not been iicTtiii"d.-Rcno journal,
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FROM THURSDAYS DAiLt.
Salmagundi.

Articles III Incorporation Of the first
NJ. f.. Church II Cdrliu wee tiled with
the county clerk today.
There il "a" usual amoun, Of stuff in
III" war dispatches. III" mor" you read
nf it, the less ,.rn really know np"ut the
war
Glad I" hear hat Mr.. j. -. Abel is
improving lIr is able ,0 sit M part OF
the time. Mrs. Abel remains about the
am
Mr.. ~Hinkrslcc, Uncle Sans deputy
internal collector il in town.
lie rcp"ris everything lovely in the
western rart 81 the state.
Workmcn are tearing down the front
Of III" new hnnk building. Mr.. Nelson
's push NJ the work and will soon have
ia" building ready for occupancy.
Elko county ia entitled to thirty. four
delegates in the Republican State O n
vcDtinn. Five or six Of them will rep.
re- 'cn the Democrats who voted for tho
Republican candidate Cor Congress.
y good authority on lorses says that
the grny will live the longest, aud TINT
the roans come next in order. Blacks
seldom 1.-Two 10 be over twenty and
creams rnrcly Exceed ten or fifteen.
Rich strl' cs Of copper ore are report.
cd in III" mincs ut Bolton. 4 body OF
fine ore wns struck IN tho Sylvapia
mine II Few days ago. Bob Skaggs is in
from Bullion and brings the news ~ a
rich strike in another mine.
Congressman Van Duzcr deli ycred
The GRAFTON Mt the memorial aerviccs
held 10y tho Biitimorc Eagles on the 7tl
oi February. The nddrres will 10 print.
cd III pamphlet form and distributed
among the Nevada members ~ the
order.
Ntthc rcqunst NJ Roosevelt n thous
and paR" biography las been published
81 linnt's care or ~ Secretary ~ wnr.
The Utah StHteJonrnal p]rOpounds tliest
queries in remarks thereon: "Are IIay
Moody, Hitchcock, Wood, Funston, and
the rest Ia have thoueaud.pagc (autoY
biographies nj the expense ~ the pco
plc9 And what ia the matter with On,
thrilling career Of Understanding Jak,
SMITH Are annual histories Of ut
~ositics to DO the thing heroaiterG-
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500 Reward. 500.

The readers Of this paper will be-
pleased to learn thai there is at least
one dreaded disease that science haa
been able to cure in all lts stages, and
that Is Catarrh. Halle Catarrh Cure IL
the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease. requires a con-
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure Is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
the syetem. thereby destroying the
foundation Of the disease. and giving the
patient strength by building up the con.
stitution apd assisting nature in doing
its work. The proprietors have so much
faith in its curative powers that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any case
that it fails to cure. Send for testimop.
ials. Address.
e.. &c.. Ed. CHENEY IL Co, Toledo. O.
Sold by Druggists 75c.
D., Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Evidently u Burglar.

Reverend b. j, Darneille, OF ST. Pet.
ers' Church had "a cnll from "a burglar
yesterday morning. Mr.. Darneille was
awakeLed by the noise made by the
midnight prowler, and Immediately
arose to investigate.
The reverend gentleman however, vas
unsuccessful in getting nearer his visit.
or than to hear HIM shut a door behind
him. This occurred.at . o'clock in the
morning. a few months ago some en-.
terprising thief backed u wagon Up to
the woodshed Of the rectory and loaded
on every stick Of wood the rein. and haul.
ed il away.--Carson News.
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FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.
Salmauundi,

There IL no war news ~ importance
today.
John lIackwood me in from Bullion
Yesterday.
Judge Brown returned from Phoebe
last night.
Ben CritchIow and p, IL. Cook ar.
rived from Ogden last night.
District attorney Henderson will rc.
turn Sunday from San Francisco.
The new bank building will be reudy
Tor occupancy i'll about two weeks.
Masks Tor the Hard Times Masqucr.
adc mt Mrs. Garrecht & Daughters. y
Uncle Jack Abel liz improving SLOW "
and Mrs. b remains about the same.
Evangclists Murphcy md Sloan are at.
tracing crowds to the Presbyterian
church every night.
Tho value OF the estate OF the lnte
Senator ilnnna IN estimated at from 81.
VVV'VUV 10 S~OiUuu,uUU.
The fifty million dollar mortgage OF
the Western Pacific Railway Company
Inns been filed for record IN Lender
county. o..
Robert Linehan, n former resident Of
Comstock and who was lately Released
from the Nevada PcniteDtiary, has been
arrested in San FRI Icis.o on two
charges Of burglary.
The Carson Appeal wants the next
Legislature to provide Tor the appoint.
mcnt Of a State Mctallurgiat. II strikes
us that there are about IN many State
officers now ns tho taxpayers can afford
to pay,
Chnrlcs llnwes has returned from qcv.
eTal weeks s~ojourn in Reno. Physical.
ly no looks about the came ns no did
when he left here, but the effect ~ the
stay in that wicked town upon his mo-
nlg cannot yot DO figured out.
a drunken Indian boarded No. 3 nj
DoctlI the other day and scared several
Cinnamon ucnrly out Of their wits by
giving tho war wiioop ~ the tribe and
saying: "Me going 20 Japan to fight
Chinamen.' Tho Chipks jumped To thcir
feet and felt for their queuce.
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Hints for Boys.

\ gentleman advertised for q boy to
assist him in his office and nearly fifty
applicants presented the ,nselves before
him. Out Of the whole number he se-
lected u and dismissed the rest. Fl
should like to know" SAID a friend,
upon what grounds yon selected that
BOY wlthout a single recommendation -
l GU ARE mistaken" .uid the gentleman:
lie has a great mHEy. lie wiped his
feet when he came in and closed the
door showing that ne WAS careful; gave
up his seat to that old lame man. show
ing That he WIS thoughtful, he took of
hls cap when he came, ans wered my
questions promptly md respectfully,
showing TINT he was polite and gentle.
manly; he picked up II book which |
II purposely laid III the floor and re-.
pinced it on the table, while all the rest
stepped over it or showed it aside: and
he waited quietly for his turn, instead
OF pushing or crowdIng. When | talked
with hiul. noticed his clothes were
carefully brushed. his hair in nice order
and teeth us white rs milk, and when he
wrote his name ] noticed that his finger
nails were clean, instead OF being tipped
with jet. like that hands little fellow
IN the blue jacket. Don't you call these
letters OF recommendation? | do; and l
would give more for what | can tell
about Il boy 10y using my eyes ten min
utes than by all the Recommendations a..
can give ME, '-Scientitir American.
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Tho Worlds Fair Mt st. Lonis prom-
iscs to DO the graDdest exposition n,
modern times. md realizing the intor.
lance OF the exposition IA u gtenl fyiu
GATOR the Bulletin will ecnd ono HIM.
drcd bright boys from the Pacific Cons,
to visit the exposition.
Tho boys will travel IN nlmr,uous
Pullmnns md will stay ten days in 81.
Louis.
All Tho expenses OF the trip, including
hotel bills in st Louis aud admissions 10
tho exposition will be paid by tho BuI.
lctin.
Boys wishing to enter the competition
will obtain full particulars by writing to
the San Francisco Bulletin.
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rho Now Version.


Il Now Version.
70 .f
\ anldicr or the Russians
Lay %japanned nj Tschrtzvkjskivitch
There was lack Of woman q nursing
And other comforts which
Might add to his Inst moments
Aud smooth the final way,
But a comradc stood beside him
70 hear wbnt he might say.
The japanmCd Russian ialtorcd
As he took that comrades hand.
And he aaid: Il never more ehnll Soc
My own, my native land;
Take a message and Htokcn
70 some distant friends 81 mine,
For | was born Mt acknowledgement
fnir SmniSnrskgprxzski on the lrkz.
uvzkimnOv.
". J. l. III New York Sun.
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Viceroy AlCxeiG has issued an appeal
to he army n navy urging them To
remain tranquil, Trusting to the help Of
the Almighty. 1t clpas by saying:
Let every man perform his tHs", re
Numbering TINT prayer to God and ser.
vices to the Emperor are never wasted
\ Berlin dispatch uf tile 18th says that
when the news that Japan had rupturcd
relations with Russia cached ST Peters.
burg Foreign Miuistcr ,.nndsdorlr
known" RuSsIn's un preparedness faint-
ed tru,n the SHOCK. Wurn I"ld of ~Japan's
action the { Ear exclaimed: -Iiu is u
veritable cai. st!uphc.-
EIk0 t.n"HmP'ueni. No o. y. y. +.
held d siUciai m"eiing last night hnd
conferred tie Ii"! al Purple degree ur."n
four candidates. Aiter .hr work Was
done. nineteen pat riarchs went To- iim
Commercial II rt"l and ate an oyster
supper ordered by the candidatee. All
present had n tine time.
The man Ileh remains " ~ map were
found near Wadsworth last Friday
morning From p ,pers found on the
body 1t WIS learned that his Dame was
Alfred Diamond and that he had work.
ed at Ryndon recently. The decreased
evidently fell oil the cars while beating
his way wen. lie WIS about Fifty Years
oi age.
Ii commissioners "t Washoe county
are having trouble with the r"venu" law
passed by the last Legislature. There Is
no cash Ill the general, tire INDECENT
SICK and the road funds "nd the law
prohibits the contracting " any debts
unless there is money IN the funds to
pay them. y special me"I:mg II the
commissioners Inns "r"n called I" con
elner the situation.
Eureka, died in Reno TUES Inv after.
noon. lie went to Reno Ia have AN
operation uerIormed nm nm. q, III. ,,.,
and VIVA recovering from Il nb., bo wos
stricken Win FEVER. MIR kidI'e was
appointed assessor to hill the vacancy
caused 10y the deaf OIL. {, Powell.
Later ne WINS conductor on til" Eureka
* Paiisade railroad and WA in the EN-
ploy Of that company at the time "f his
de"th lie came t" Nevada many years
ago MI Riddle WAS a native Of Ohio,
agch ~ y"ar-.
A Flemish artist has produced wbo,
Is said to be the smallest paip,ipg il,
the world. # Is a nic,ur. ~ mi,,a-
mounting the stairs %, mi. mill and
carrying a sack OF grain ON his hack
The mill is depicted as standing near a
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-02-19
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
Salmaqundi.

w. +. .Joh,s,u - dowr fran y,-,,
rofK'
Evangelist Murphey CAV. tLis office. a
pleasant call today.
Allan E;shor -, d,r wu.
'"S' h'Eht Aid Stili stays IN town.
They tell OF An Atchison woman who
instead OF washing her neck. powders ,s
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The Reno Gazette failed To reach the
office today and rs "A consequence we
kov W. w. Frary of Battle Mountain
Is III town today h" Is preparing L"
buiid church at Carlin.
Their, AR, 3lt7 par,orul hupks IN IN.
United Sta,.1 with authorized c.ritoI
sturk u,,rrputiuu 4 ODn nm
f.. CnrriIlin nnd I.oris RoI,o com, -
from North Fork ,csterIoy rl,.v 70.
nor, heavy ru,ns in tLo, soc,,nr TL.
creeks ar, nil rupprnr n.nrIy h,un fuu
'"' III" Nn'" last n'3n' all" l"
M -" W. ""' VI" r'u," " u'
ri.ht becaus, they mean more annoy ~
the mountains to make water for next
summer.
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IInNr Nmm ImhIEeatInm2

II yon have Indigestion, Kodol Dye.
pepsia Curc will curc YOU. 1t has cur.
cd thousands. II IL curing people every
day every hour. fon owe it 10 yonr.
s"if To give II II trinl. lou will continue
to suffer until you do try it. There in
no other continuation of digcstants that
digest aud rebuild ut the same time.
Kodol does both. K"dul cures
strengthens md aud rcbuiids. Solo 10y
Eiko Drug CO.
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Schilling's Best tea and cof-
fee are not extremes; good
enough; as good as you care
to pay for probably.
Moneyback grocer's.
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IN. ~
ca ""t''e denmark Hgeo
night.
vv;o. ,
,on ''' !ee'e'uhy TOT fai'
mna hmiL,: no ""' 'o"'r"c' '"' putting
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,rr-,.u "' E''e'""ien' can"i Ill
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DIR. Gnriner aud family will leave for
., rr, ANN WI" E"'i
80 "' :! 'ne" c"hnHe "i
w. l.. Butler has resigned ns PRINCIPAL
"t The Wmucnucr0 schools ami Miss
=. ~ - "''" '''c'c"
MB. McfarlIu and children. who have
been VISITING the family ri Attorney
' 800 we '"'il bIHlt ~ iDulIt
City thus morning.
1t If reported that Mr.. and Mr. s. VI.
Henley will TAX" charge ~ the rooms
md dimnI.ru"m Of the Commercial IIo.
lei on the Isl 81 March.
A. f.ro 40 n.,.,,., a.. .,,, till
| dollur mar, .,,,. -, m. w,s,o,, p..;.,
has b,.s- ,il..d IN r,-.L, uumh,Ln ~
X" and Whsh"r counties.
Ev,,, ,.H.,s u,-,L, ., Ill
mr., vnrE.,s md ,hoso ,Lo u,u
nssIsi in the s,rru, NJ ,h,. p,o.h,,or,n,
church ,ori,h, NJ LnIf ,,,s, sov.r
INV ,"~,r''nhHI mas been reliably
LAX, ia all rirh, ond finn, :, v;u ho
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NIc:sburG shooter, WIS discharged from
custody. II" wns r"arrcstcd IN a charge
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Th" true Standing II nm editor il mp-
prccinted after death. II not before. a
lawyer rcccnil! sent the following
words at ~c"neolation t" the widow OF All
editor "t II ncnrhy town: -Dcar Madam
cannot tell y"n how panied | WIS To
hear that !"ur husband has gone to
heaven. We were bosom friends but
Abraham Benedict tells OF II school
teacher III N"chcetcr vii" had great d;f'
hcni'y WITH u lew n'schicvoDs boys .
)l'e dhy' wh'h on" "t them Ind gwen
hrr " Gre"t deal 81 annoyance, ehe said
I" NM ! WISH 'onid oe your moihc'
Tor JUST a""''' II week l Hn'd rid you
81 !"mt naughty disposition. 'Nor,
w'I'' III SPEAK l" '"tl"r h""n' IT,,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-05
1HP OOP polio

Pine Bluff has enjoine1 - Cotoe
Belt from attempting te='5 something
with property which tn road claims
to be its OWL This is not o}r fight.
yet we viii butt in long enough to
observe that enjoining a railroad IS q
poor paying business for a CITY thai
has anything to expect from the road
IL future. Pine B1ff would do well
y profit by the lesson along this line
which Tyler Tex, is receiving from
he same road-Texarkana Courier
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-05

The following is from the Texar-
kanian Of Sunday:
The master car builder Of the Cot
ton Belt railroad, whose home is ar
Tyler, Texas, is coming to Texarkana
He is coming at once-this week-and
is coming to stay.
In other words the headquarters Of
this important office Of the road is to
be taken away from Tyler and estab-
lished at Texarkana without any fur
1her delay.
Railroad people and others in a pc
sitiOn 10 know concerning such things
are Of the opinion that this is only the
teginning,a and that it means much.
Il is regarded as only the entering
wedge, SO to speak, a sort Of forerun-
ner of a general removal of the divi-
Ged general Offices and headquarters
from Tyler and Pine Bluff to this
place.
Everybody realizes that Texarkana
liz the natural and logical point where
the road should transact all lis busi-
ness, build its cars and repair its ro.i-
ing stock and machinery: and it can
be only a matter of time when tn
whole shooting match will come
here.
Of course Pine Bluff an1 Tyler vii
object strenuouslY and lots Of il: il L
only natural that they should. Buf
there is 10 fight against the stars in
Their courses.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-05
European City GROWING.

AS the increased traffic which new
railways will bring to Trieste will
necessitate larger harbor facilities
than the present contracts call for,
the government has decided to change
its plans and to construct at once
new harbor in the bay of Muggia of
capacity at least equal to that of the
old one to the northwest of the city. A
considerable quantity OF granulated
rice and rice flour was exported from
Trieste to New York and PHILADELPHIA
during the last year This article is
laid down in the United States at from
Ia to 11a cents a pound, and is said
to be used for horse feed in the East.
ern States.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-05
The Stars Are With the Voyaoer.

The stars are with the voyager,
Wherever he may sali;
The moon IS constant to her time
The sun VIII never fail.
But follow follow, round the world.
The green earth aud the sea-
So love is with the lovers heart.
Wherever t4e may be.
Wherever- he may he. the stars
Must daily lose their light.
The moon viii, veil her in the shade.
The sun will set at night:
The sun nay set but constant love
Will shine when he's away,
So that dull night is never night,
And day is brighter day.
Thomas Hood
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-05

JUDGE 4. b Grace. Prosecuting AT.
torneg Jones and ". G. Bouic go TO
Star City today 10 hold circuit court
in Lincoln county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-05
aHATTERiHC o. A ROMANCE.
-@7jrl's AnsWec E44sa loves Young
ard re54 Cream.

1zjrrs Anawec za3z9 loves Young
ard Fe54 Cream.
IoY several H'iasites the young man
lid not e1aaE Hia 4aa1t Was too full.
,..t vas enough fax az to hnow that
lis glorious crestsl5 loved him; that
abe had promised = s..aea his fate.
With a new and dett4htad san8e Of
ownership he fea5ted his eges o1ce
cnore upon her beatay. ana as he re-
allied that heEcefoitI5 Il would De his
ariylege TO provide fer her Welfare
and happiness, he could have most
FeDt with j2y. Ifis sod fortune
-4@12ped Incredible finally he whis.
gered tendcrly;
1Io@. did it e9er happen, darling,
.s1aat such a bright, shining angel as
yoErself fell in love With a dull, stupid
eaJ1cw like me-"
Goodness kno%s!o she murmured,
& absently; 4 must have q screw loose
Gamewhere."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-05
OCD SCENES IN CHURCH.
Dr.. Rainsford Tell, f PREACHING Ser


mon Un@et Difficulties.
In "A Prascnes's Story of II
Work DR. Rainstord tells of son
strange Interruptions he encountere
While preaching one of his earlies,
sermons in the English cathedral
town Of Norwich.
DR.. Rainsford was in the middle Of
his sermon when he CHANGED to 10
down from tle iish pulpit to vher.
the IAaHDerE # the choir were seate
N large DOH-iiEe pew, screened fr0r
tae congregation by a curtain. MUG
to the pre&che, S surprise one Of the
men III Tie choir put his arm around
;irl, drew her head down on his
shCH!eer and then looked I'D at DR..
kainsford and winked.
The preacher stopped his sermon.
walked down out of the pulpit and t5ld
the rector the members OF the choi,
were acting outrageously. The rec.,1
walked to the pew, drew the curtain
down with a jerk and exposed til.
spooning couple to the view OF the
congregation.
Then DR.. Rainsford resumed his ser.
mon. A minute later he chanced tc
look down the main aisle, and there
walking in solemn procession, were a
hen and dozen chicks. To crown II
all, when the sexton tried to drive
them out he was so drunk he fell right
on top OF the hen. And then from his
place the old rector cried out:
Let her alone. John; she Is doins
no harm"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-05
Blunt Truth,

An English writer has written some
confessions" In relation to his read
ing when a boy Dickens he had no
liking for until later years, but
Browning. Macaulay, and Pepys in,
terested him. He says that book low
ers are few few thousands at most
among the millions. II men would but
dare to confess. he adds, it would be
found that not one in thousand ha
ever read Shakspeare.-Albany (N
~ Journal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-05
Every Day.

Every Day
Every day hath its dawn,
It's soft ana silent eve
us noontide hours Of bliss or bale:
Why should ~. grcve?
WY 40 we hear, huge mounds of years
Befofe us and behind
And scorn the little days that pass
Like angels on the wind?
each turning round small sweet face
. AS beautiful as near;
because 1t is so small face
we Will not see it clear;
We will not clasp 1t as it flies,
=, And kiss Its lips and brow
we VIII not bathe our weared souls
In its delicious Now
And so it turns from us. and goes
=, away in sad disdain;
1nough We would give our lives for Il.
II never comes again.
1et, every cay has its dawn,
, us noontide and its eve:
A!ve while we live, givink God thanks:
he Will not let US grieve
-Dinah Alloch Csaik.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-05
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giving attention to the .n,d ID
unsightly weeds they sn0 of
get the most noxlous oyens|
Widows x1 weeds. which o o'ss1 NJ
,nfest tt the whole city. IL. Il !
sand Widows Assoc a.s .ssna !,
,nduaed to lay aside :ieps r. p
chi,k Up a bit, it would ''l1aa.,t.ia| II
a heavy blow to the uau.l .",,e b
It would act like . .o,s " tsl
people who come .at l.lp l
health. If you canns Inv d
ing, do it in tho pri.s .ss world
home, but give 10 -" s.'msd
and crepe and bouDs''.lsI b. ,.lId|
else-is an offense 70 e.o,, ~
tary science and eon~S o.nn..S..~p
stroy the widows =,
Not Fields "wealt:ln'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-05

Oscar Brewster and wife. F. w.
Hoyler and wife, E. ]. Heron and
wife, Mesdames Dodds and Burton
were party OF Pine Bluff people who
left Saturday night for ST. Louis to
see the worlds fair.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-05

Joe Lyons, OF Newport. r. l., third
class petty officer in the L. S. Navy,
Is ia the city visiting his brother. Har-
~ Lyons, Of this city.