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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-04

pa cked. and that history would vi Justify l1s
the action of Indiana, @ 4, s si4s. IA {, !.
Mr.. Williams tNllssissippi) cot,ibatted
the Idea llat the Kentucky turtles were
,torr,,pt and rotten" II, some respects,
.he said, The speech, Of MIR cru.,,paekert'
was d disgrace ID American civilization.
It was ridiculous TO suppose that oil, oil
purity reigncd III Indiana and IN, that JUST y
across the river all was corruption. !, /.
rho tension was essenei and hotter
nature restored by the interpretation 3, OF
d speech on the reorganization Of the
consular service by Mr. Adams OF Penn = NJ,
agaI,, under tile lead Of Mr. Stanley Of
Kentucky, only to DC again d,ielled, ! =, by
1, long speoch against Canadian rec'pro'
city by Mr.. volstead, Of Minnesota.
The sessloll was concluded ut 0 Q clocS
by ii ten minutes appeal by Mr. lidrr r.
son, of New York, FOR eqinl treatment y.
OF American citizens abroad. especsnElAS
for American Hebrews In Russia,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-04
AS
TO WAGES
Joint Committee Of Miners and
Operators Adjourn With
out Agreeing.
DELEGATES ARE EXCITED &C; ] ::
}(By Associated Press.)

i. vi. (9oSSSAs'SSS
INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Feb. 5.-The
operators and miners were called TO
meet in joint conference to-day. that
the joint scale committee might report Its
progress and aux for additional instruc-
lions After thao reading OF the Scale
Committees report F. L. Robbins. the
leader of the operators, moved an adj
journment:. and the appointment Of a
committee composed Of one operator and
one miner from ca CHI State to fix tho
date for the next meeting Of the joint
conference. This committee will meet In
Indianapolis on February 18th to arrange
for another meeting Of the joint con-
ference. &
There was great excitement among the
delegates when hlt was seen that tho
moment for declaration of Disagree
meut had arrived. The Scale Committee
had reported the, present wage scale us
their ultmatum. IS and the operators In
sisted that nothing but the 1902 scale.
which Is equivalent. it is claimed, to a
twelve per cent. reduction In wages.
would satisfy them.
The possibility Of a final disagreement
and suspension or Worh Is TOPIC vi
conversation among the miners and OPP
orators tonight Leaders on both sides
refuse to go into a discussion OF the
general effect Of possible suspense
of operations on April LIST.
"A suspension Of operations In the four
States, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Indiana, and
Illinois. would affect l17Ooo men. The
operators who demand a reduction as
sort that they have to meet West Vir'
ginia competition. They say that the
Pocahontas Coal Company and other
concerns have reduced wages In tho last
month, and they insist that they must
have lower mining rate with which &c
meet this competitions.
The grounds upon which the miners
take their stand is that tho competih tor
of the operators In the central competl'
tive field and those outside is not az
keen as tho operators would have then
believe. Tho miners say that at leas
in Ohio and Pennsylvania their men
have not steady WORK and that all ovel
the central competitive f!eld the cost
of living is such at this time that they
cannot accept cut in Wages and ana. main
tain a fair standard Of living
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-04
PRIMARY GONE,
SAYS A SENATOR.
Prominent Leader Believes Con
vention Will Abolish

.'Mark my words, the State Democratic
convention next spring will abolish the
state primary plan" said prominent
member of the Senate In conversation
with representative OF The Times-Dls-
patch last night,
Continuing, tho senator said: am
frank to admit that Il principle Is about
10 be killed because 1t was loaded by It's
opponents with unwise and adverse
amendments.
III the people OF the State desired 20
hayo their United States senators ana
state officers nominated by primary, wei
and good, but 1t is not believed that they
wanted to complicate nominations for
congressmen and county officers WITH
such embarrassemnts.
'srhe amendments put on at NOTION,
which brought the plan down TO local
gotIices are responsible for the death knell
which will BIO sounded over the principle
In the next convention OF the party
1t is an open secret among these VINO
keep III fairly close touch with the poll
tical situation, that strong undercuf'
rent has been at work ever since me
convention held In Norfolk In 1921 ad'
iourned to discredit and break down the
primary system, and unless drastic sleFs
are taken by Its friend good JUDGES now
saw it is on eheye of destruction
If the name OF the senator who made
tho above assertions were called, tho mosl
"a sual observer Of political conditions IN
Virginia would attach weight to them Tor
la is known to be a far seeing Demo"
.rotin5 leader. 80 HtEE .sstt 555ta5+t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-04
WORK OF ART.
A Michael Angelo Develops at
3 Randolph-Macon.
i,,+ = ,,vl,a min, Dis pa CHI

fsnccial to The .Times-D Dis pat ll)
A snl1AND, VA. Feo. S-Untll to-day
tho grounds OF Randolph Macon. Colless
any Of the usual artificial ornaments.
Nature in rer sublilncst mood has always
deoornted this campus with such I. eXcep ;,
ttt nal beauty and enchlntment tilsLt u a,,ia
m n, 4 Michael Angelo has deyeI--
nt,,,,l nm ongs the students. The varied tai
emf Of student Taylor Robinson IN many
dl.tc has been conspicuous az ms
,deub1 by d spirit Of ancient Phideas, Mr..
lRchinsoia has carved and moulded n.most
perfect creation In the way OF s n!i we ~;
siI'hs work has been IGNORED l0cally pS
many tiles such Ia as NJ ,e sa pot surround-
5inss as the Castle Of the angelo Io. or h ti,p
Gardens Of San Marco are here, pue
under the Influence Of profound knoWi-
edge of the classic art, IN the qu Robn.
an an age Of Praxl.eies. With nothing PVT
nature S tools, he has carved OUT OF INC
pure crystallzed snow, a li.c-siae s.l,u 10
pc r1cct. The statue represents; the 1uii
ma 1esty Of youthful manhood. and III
every detail Is complete. 1T Is no SNOW
man, but the perfect man. IN snow nv
center Of the grounds. 1t has attracted
tl,n attention Of residents ard travellers
to-day. 1t is the talk Of the town ~ a y I
most of the people Of Ashland have mace
pigrmages to the college grounds TO
admire and praise it.. The faculty nave
publicly pronounced 1t perfect piece
of work. ,.,,.,t
Like all great works Of art, disintesra-
ton has commenced, and a short reign
Of al opposing sun god Or change Of tenn
peiature will soon destroy It. c,.n.
z U!. Wood lof Randolph-M ncon college,
has been elected to take cnarge or inc nc
chair Of tisto. yin The University " eisy OF
liz. and Mrs. Canter, of the college, VIII
leave here on wednesday for Staunton,
Va, to attend the marriage of DR., Can
ter's sister. ---.,s,,f-, ~,
wig are occupying the Patton residence
rv the winter ea!ertaneq TN .ls re even iiv
Miss Frances Starr. the talented daugh-
ter of DR.. S.arr will entertain with f, her
TORS at the college on February 18th.
MIR. l. N. Vaughan Will leave mere on
Saturday next for Florida. ts@qs..
Mir. Matt Pendleton.s Of Tazewell, Va,
has returned to Ashland for q short
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-04
TWO FAv0RlTEsf WIN
At new ORLEANS
(By Associated Press.)

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. a,-Ascenslon
and Bessie Mccarthy were the winning
FIRST race-mIle-Alamo ode % to q first,
Duncan "a to 81 second. Mammon (4o to y
third. Time l:42 4-5.
sec ond race-tour furlongs-Miss Galore
e to . first, sonya q 10 y SECOND me
Doclre,s eco 10 j third, me iIo ~ 20. or.t
Thlrd -mlc--Docile ~ 70 y nrs.,
MISS Mellon @ to D sccona, Iothssa
Us to - third. Time ~. ,,,,a
Fourth rAce-seyen furongs, han q "a, ~
Ascension g TO 81 first, De hcs1ke 70 , 70 :.
second. Iuzzah $50 to u th'rd' Tins
: F,fth race-mlle and a quarter. selma !
Bessie Mccarthy Is to Mrst Co!ansl
Tyler q 10 y second, Past az % y th'Fa'
axth race-mile--The G}Tyardsma1n
@ 10 j first, pccorationgN 70 = second
Muttzellc @ to u third. Tine ] :43,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-04
new Y M. G. A..
DIRECTORS
Several Representative Business
Men Are Elected for Long
and Short Terms.

The recent business meeting OF tbs
Central Young Mems Christian -Asso-
citation was far more largely attended
than usual, and business OF interest and
Importance was transacted.
Mr.. w l.. W:ngiie!d was called to the
chair, and Mr.. J. F. Fair recorded. The
Nominating Committee. composed OF
Messrs T. B. McAdams. T. G. Tabb.
Vernon A. Wells, NJ. l.. Willis and r.
II. WILLS, according to the amended con-
stitution, submitted nominations for tho
directorate, and. after full discussion. the
following gentlemen were unanimously
elected for term Of three years:
Messrs. w. D. Duke. e. n. Newman.
John s., Munce, Robert NJ Smith, who
Iol seven years was president OF the
association: Judge Beverly T. Crump.
AIR. o. A. Hawkins and Dr.. Will p. Mat
thews; for the unexplred term OF two
years: Mr.. Frank T. Sutton and Captain
John r.. Mayer: for tho uncxpired term
of one year: Mr. George b. Wilson and
Mir. II. S. Jeffrey.
4ia Matters Including additions to the
library and the need Of larger bulld-
ins we're discussed and at $3.50 o'clock
the meeting adjourned, and big social
time was on for the more than one hun
bred men present. For more than an
hour tha members and their friends were
entertained with selections by the Smith
deal Business College Orchestra, VIC
lin solo BY Miss Sallle Wolf, reading ny
Miss Stella CARRIER. plano solo By Profes-
sor CASTOR Lichtenstcln, violin and banjo
selections BY Messrs. Wagner and Fish
or, and q vocal solo by Assistant Sec
lctary W. J. Baker During this time
special work was going on N the gym
nisium. and the visitors spent q de-
lIgktfui evening. Every visitor TOOK
away calendar MS souvenir OF ne
greatest exhibit ever put together IN th's
country. u, -, ,,,rc>,
Active preparations are being maze TOT
5the state convention. which Wiz meet
here Marcia SO, inclusive. Tho entire
ARRANGEMENTS are in the hands OF
snecial committee composed OF the toll
loving we'll known gentlemen: Or. WY
p. Mathews. chairman; Messrs, 4, ~
smith, = RI v. Daniel. Q A. Hawkins
". %, Duse and General Secretary Me-
Zee. A large delegation Is expected IRON
all over the State. and prominent "oEk.
ers vii. be present from both the Fsa-ss
and the West. The committee mas ac-
cepted the Invitation Of the secona it res,
hwtcrian church. and the sessions of the
convention VIII be held In this ediflcs.
The convention will BIO heartily welcomed
by Dr. Cecil and his people.
on Monday afternoon n large meeting
OF the Woman's Committee was held in
the library rooms Of the association
building. Mrs. ], r, Jobson was made
temporary chairman and Miss Clara
Moore secretary, Matters pertaining to
tho State convention were thoroughly
discussed, and committee, composer
OF Mrs, A, B. Clarke, Mrs, Stephen Put
ney and Mrs, W,SP, Mathews, was APP
pointed to arrange for the opening re-
ceptlon. Committees were appointed from
tho various churches to arrange for an
adjourned meeting to be held Tomorrow
afternoon at 4 o'clock, In the association
building.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-04
SICK AT CHESTER.
Terra-Cotta Flues Cause Loss OF
Colored Tenants House.
snecial 10 The Times Dlapa tch.,

q CHESTER, VA. FEB. s.-The cold ! VIE IN
IA Mr. r. ". Coon. living near this place
lost child last week trnm ~ dlpn ~ aiso
affected Ate with the same disease. L tt;s
Ruth Friend has been quite SICK WIZ VIII
fever. resultant from cold. l9r she e. p Par.
w Last night tho house ,,of James WEB 81 2
ater. a coored man living near tnis
place, took IRE while the .t sen hn,,.es m and
annds were consumed. Emmett Parhnni
fiyed at the place. The fire was caused
Nv terra Gotta flucs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-04
MR.. WHITNEY's FUNERAL.
It Will Take Place on Friday
Morning at Grace Church.
(By Associated Press,)

(By AsSoClateu SFSee1
NEW YORK, Feb. Alt was declaea
to-day that the funeral OF the lale VIII
liam c, Whitney VIII take page w
rriday morning at 10 O'Clock at Grace
Church Adm,ssionGt 10 The church will be
By card. as the capacity Of the building
Is limited
III, inlerment will be at WoodIa AVN
vii leavc Grand Central Station AIS, 1fter
tho services at the church, paynesh o mls
Vito. Ga. When his fathers condition
became critical, Is expected TO arrive
hero to-day. I. >
Iatu Willam &, Whitney were announces
as follows; Grover cloyeland. Thomas hsia {, =,
hyan., Ei.hu Root phomass cb H 10y f,o,o ..
Plerpont Morgan, Grant Z, s sfIlIy .pig=
nsl Nllam Juy, p. T. WldeneF, =
daK, Twomblsy and 6; q; J, Iiai tsa sc,,1p.
tor, took a deatE mask Of Mr. Whltney
to-day. II e F5s3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-04
Prince William Court.
Especial to Tho Times.Dlspntch,)

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch)
MANASSAS, VA. Feb. 3.--The first
tenn of tho Circuit Court for Prince
William county, held under the new court
has designated tho April June. October
nnl December terms as quarterly terms
M court will be hold III August unless
a special term Is called.
No civil cases requiring a jury were
tried was against D, *. Reid for break
ing and entering a storehouse, and he
was acquitted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-04
s.iiF8 YOU HAVE THESE sYMPToMs
send FOR NY BOOK
. Il you want to feel better,
B II YOU want more strength,

7S;itf- YOU HAVE r H EsE sYMP'To M's n
send For NY Book
II Il y ss,, wan, 81 i, to feel bette. ~
Ss ss E ss sbf ss5.ns 4, ,,..o =
oy t AZ isss t ysoGyS ss sea
i YOU lack Viii "Wvsor Vitality. ~ 40.
"s's'hlsns sH'psSE SSysx yspf
st!ss s;s ,, s s{ss. IS s ssss
ssss s FEM sl a Rs s 81 shFsne
tSss iIy., w Nss ws sSSs WAR;
seSyss aokaa to osv = where Weak sTs
gnms nerves the nslde,llhe ny 70 s,ccess
Ia, This vase revelation. Then my ''' su'ce''
saG nssdS..' .h ssst Ssa
That rescrlptonf called restor !. $
NhsE NJ yS51a sSs[ -
SGgt for D xs
' Ten how Sni e set G lhls 3" rrer g q
osa ny theusn,t 's'h t
withoy rcnllso the truth Of my d &C sye T.: =,
tho real power Of Dr. sh ,,tI ~ :. rnlss
+ VIII oSer It q he s!sf on trial. Their Their
II wrote d relIabie druggist In each city ana
xii1ase II AmerIca. They asr rec to co-on'ra'o
g Or, Shops Restorative !.
Can be taken on trial, FOR fu]l i, month fitFl
ya ssn aeea %Ss ssd vTf Viii 's noS
aEasgls. near * who s.,o wl permit month"; aho
Then decide II You shy to the druggist II" II:
hs Is my way Of clearing yqnr INN nd OF c o.,
do. No mnttor how pre'ndiSeay - yopy W., cannot m
dispute this absolute security cHer. You Gu /,
moi resist an offer like this II you arc at "a all
sick. - 5lH 3i8s -, -
can't do things like you used to do them
tell me about IT, NJ,
tell yoti II wayErto help Got my book now now
$500 Book on Dyspepsia al
'f Si,np1yR stntc which Book on the Heart.
i,nnlt vol : wnnt9 md Book on tho Kidneys.
address, n DR. Shoop Book for Women
3ox SoSS IN Rncine, Book . for Men (senled).
wis -Ss,.f 'r'S,-''f Book on tRheum1 tism. :
Mild cases not chronic, are often cured with
one or two bottles. At druggists
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-04
Postponernent,

Ispecial to Tho Tlmes- Dlspatch.J
LOUISA, VA, Feb. j..-Tle proposed
meeting Of the committee appointed to
ara dead at Murphy's Hotel. In Richmond.
va va, tor to-mosrew morning at u O'clock. has
been postponed indefinitely on account q
tho illness of one of the members, 6 MI
William Kane. a,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-04
Meant But One Editor.

In his remarks before the Democratic &c
Hose cau-us the other night in supkort
Of his moslon 70 table mr. M sfo cau pss
eardwell Of Hanover desires i under,
STOOD tat he had reference 10 only one
new araper editor IN th he st e sssr, ovens
and Parker Should not be excluded Simply
to indicate "a newspaper editor OF
other outsiders."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-04
On 10 ST. Louis.

ZION George r. Murr rel. qssis,ap,t com On
missiontr to the g. LOWS E*p tSs E;xnos.
ton l city ID last nsht where he wlbe TOR
about len days, looking after pilginia
matters In connection with ne pt s pWri
sinln end OF the show wall be success
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-04
Peanuts and Tobacco,

(special to The Tlmes-plsPa{cAJ
PETMlts i URG VA. ! En- 3, ~ ner ~, tas
p ~ Il9 r ner Ab6ushe being offered for the
s Sna,5i. i Variety, with the offerings at
npsN prlce small Good prices have pre-
Vailed on the tobacco market. prices rang :,
III III for The highest grades. Receipts very
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-04
Nominated BY President.

f13y Associated Press.) 4,
President to- day sent to the Senate the
Following nominations: i,,
Surgeon In the public health ana marine ,si,,,
hosnfnI service--Passcd Assistant Surseoh
uenrvA ID Gedd!ngs. Alabama.
Postmns tiers Floridn--Willlam a, =. 7 NV,
rat, Apalacllieola: George G1ass' ,T Ii,si:
Louis Wiseloget Mariana.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-04
Did Not Finish,

In the Law and Equity court r, yesStie nf,
az nee IN the matter Of The suit OF 1, me
Security Bank Of Riohmond vs., ", H AZ
rison Blair, Tho case VIII be given 70 tHe
illry to-day, 5tts.tl its7.atle
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-04
WOULD YOU sToP DRINKING

.rrrinen is safe. sure and harmless
81, - Of the drink habit. !loney refunded
iais Prise q pr foX; SCI foF
EoIE Miller Drug CO.. sa4 T.. Maln ST.
Folk I. nj ilerr hildrsy Coz: First E ana
Uroad Stsu edmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-04
Confirmed by Senate.

III 7@T 3I-0fB"FAssoc1lted PrGsS.l
WASHINGTON. y. c.. Feb 3;.Ine
senate to-day confirmed the following
nominations: 3g rl., n 11.n.
son. FORSYTH, Hugh ii. Pierce, Mo,,ltrie
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-29
IS MISSED Ar WASHINGTON,
Persian Minister'S Promotion Removes
Picturesque FIGURE,

The departure from Washington OF
Gen. Khan. Persian minister, who is
promoted to Vienna post. removes a
most picturesque figure from the capi.
tai, The general. whose full name is
Mofak Hamed DoyeIet, has been in
Washington four years but has never
become familiar with the English Ian.
guage. speaking French entirely with
members Of the diplomatic corps Gen.
Khan is regarded as the shah's right.
hand man. his most notable work hav-
ing been done in cultivating friendly
relations between the republics Of
South America and bis home govern
meut.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-29
sCOuHGE or The AMAZON.
Mosquitoes Render People Along the
Great River Miserable.

II is not a pleasure TO live in the
wild regions along the banks Of the
River Amazon. The Indians Of that
region all suffer martyrdom from the
MOSQUITOES. Nobody In even the
worst mosquito regions of the United
States can imagine what the mosQui-
toes OF the Amazon region are like.
They actually drive the Indians. har-
lened as they are, from their villages
at times. The people drag their
women and children into woods and
uplands on such occasions. fleeing in
headlons terror. and they 10 not ven
ture back TO their homes until day
light.
Smudges and other similar means
for fighting the pest are Of no use in
the Amazon country when the mosqui-
toes sally forth for 4 might ott." :"
They appear then in sucn hordes Ch4-
the masses force themselves through
smoke and even fire
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-29
Pistol Toter Killed.

Nat Burks, a bad negro was lodged
in the county Jail this morning after
having received fines which will keep
him on the county farm for nearly a
year. Burks was tried before Squire:
Stewart on charges of petlt larceny
and carrying a pistol and fined 10 the
full limit in each case TIL. total
fnes assessed against him amounted
to $212.60 and sixty days in jail. Bucks
has served one year in the penitont!a.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-29
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
= = +4++++ +++i$s 4

Worry kills more people than work
because more people tackle it,
a woman has got to love some
thing, even if it is only a man
When you feel like telling you. trou
bles write them down-then burn the
paper.
A mans idea of personal libert. IS
his ability to butt into the affair.", OF
his neighbors.
A widow is usually more particular
about the choice of 81 ; nd husband
than she was about the first.
If man is always craperonel bv
his wife he is pretty apt to mean1er
along in the straight and narrow path
When brides mother veepS it ,nay
be because her daughter didn't marry
a man with lesc beauty and more
m'cey.
The sweet girl graduate who pounds
her pillow while her poor old mother
has breakfast ready will prove great
disappointment TO some man.-Chica.
go News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-29

E, NJ Taiiaferro Of T'arry is in the
city.
Mr.. T. Il. clifton of Grapevine is liz
the city.
J. l. .Prewitt OF Tillar Is ii the city
on business.
J. r Cox Of Pendleton is in the
city on business
NJ. w Curry OF Riyes is business
visitor in the city.
w T. Satterfield OF Little Rock is
registered at the Arlington
f. A. Jarvis aud wife OF Noble Lake
are registered at the Trulock
Olin B. Orr of Texarkana is among
the business visitors in the city.
VIM. Eaton of Stuttgart is in the
city today on business mission.
c. B. Parker OF Texarkana is among
the business visitors in the city to.
day
James NJ Drake of Texarkana is
among the business visitors in the
city.
Fred Vining has returned from a
visit with friends in Denver and Co..
orado Springs,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-29
, + = = = = = = = = = = z . . .
, THE MARKETS. =
+ + = = r r = = = = = p = = =

(Reported for the Graphic by e. G..
Taylor and Company
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-29

The game between Pine Blutf ana
Greenville is being received in detail
at the Turf Exchange today. The
game OF Saturday will be detailed at
the same place and Sundays game
will be received at the {. c. Taylor
cotton exchange.
The Baton Rouge Advocate act
ually devoteS a half column to base
ball. The Louisiana legislature has
adjourned.
The Greenville fans have at last
come to realize that the Lumbermen
have chance for the pennant and the
GreenviIle Democrat recognizes Pins.
Bluff as dangerous rival Does
Pine Bluff rival Greenville or is "
Monroe and Vicksburg we are fight,
ing for penant honors?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-29
oorden's Peerless

Brand Evaporated Cream is preserved
without sugar 1t is sterilized accord
ing to latest sanitary methods, having
a delicate flavor and richness which
makes it the f HOrite OF the break.
fast table fer cereals, coffee. tea. and
chocolate. Avoid unknown brands.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-29
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iNThE COURTS.
= ++%%*<**++<*+*$++ = +
New Suits

I.eitner and We'll have brought suit
against Selma McNulty to recover
judgment against her in the sum of
$3.50. This amount, the plaintiffs al
a sale of property which they exc
cuted as the defendants representa-
tives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-29
Cheerfuiiy Recommended for Rheuma

O. &. Higbee, Danville, Ills, writes.
Dec. >, 1901. about two years ago [
was laid up for four months with
rheumatism. tried Ballard's Snow
Liniment; one bottle cured ME. can
chaerfully recommend it TO all suffer
ing from like affliction. q" 25c. soc,
$t00. Sold by L. B Coon.