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A NJ so, Hinnissy, til model saloon was

4 N so, Hinnissy, til model saloon was
esA opened. TIL archdeacon tapped irish
key, tn vicar gin raj tossed together a
model Christyan gin-fzz an tn good bishop smiled
binivoently as tn hardy vistrymen quaffed tn
ncissry evil. An whin tn dice-box was passed,
did tn hand iv tn potter shake? I don't know,
Hinnissy. But do know tn model saloon is goin :
to be great moral infooence in that neighbor-
hood. Whin tn poor wurrukin' man goes home an
thries to wind tn clock with tn fox tarryer, tn
good woman turns to tn little vans an says:
'Chldher, what lovely bun father has got fr'
tn bishop An whin tn tired tiler wants ray
frishmint at night, he CALLS Mary Ann, take the
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lines is altogether apart Both bishop an
saloonkeeper has flock to take care iv, but to a
certain extint, Hinnssy, each iv us thryn
to keep our flock out iv tn others hands. It amt
ivry that can be bishop An it amt ivry
wan that can be saloonkeeper. saloonkeeper
mustb be SOBER he must be honest, he must be clean,
an, if he's tn pastor iv flock iv poor wurrukin'
men, he must know about ivrything that's goin' on
in tn wurruld or liver whit on. I on discuss tn
light topics iv tn day with ye Hinnissy, because
ye'er frivolous charackter, but yed be surprised
to know what an Encyclopedia man gets to be in
this prohssyon. lvry man that comes in here an
has three pans iv nicssry evil tells me, with tears
tn secrets iv his thrade an offers to fight me if
don't look INTERESTED. I know njyneern', pammst-
ny, plumbn', Christyan Science, midicine, horse
shoein astronomy, tn iv tn hair an tn laws
iv exchange an tn knowledge have iv how to sub
joo the affections iv tn ladies wud cause nanny
pang. tell We, fine body iv min. Bishops
comm into tn saloon business? In behalf " tn
Liquor Dealers Lithry Club iv tn sixth wa-ard,
hereby challenge tn college iv bishops to spell
down.
~ OF that I'm proud iv me profssyon, or,
esAN shud say, me art? It's wan way iv
maxim livin suppose it was me vo-
cation got into it first because I didn It like to
dhrive an express wagon an stayed in it because
Iney was ndWJnln else CnaJ seemed worth While.
[ am not a hard dhrinker. find If dhrink too
much I can't meet-an' doth intelleohool joynts
that swarm in here afther meetin' at tn rowlin ,
mills. On Saturdah nights, I am convivyal. On
New Years eve, thry to make tn Oh year just as
sorry It's lawn me as / can But have no more
pleasure in shown to We that liquid sunstroke
than wud if I had to dole out collars hair dye,
books, hard billed eggs money or anything else
that wudden't be good FIR ye. Liquor is not a
nicissry evil Hogan says it's wan way " ra-alizin'
tn ideel. TIL next day ere ashamed " yeer ideel
TIL throuble about it s that whin ye take We want
more. But that's tn throuble with ivrything ye
take. If we get power, want more power; if we
get money, we want more money. Our vices r-run on
friver. Our. varchues Hinnissy, is what me frind,
Doc Casey, calls self-limiting
ID UT must get back firm me lab 'rtory to
I'D Bishop Potter's. Will me frind succeed
.. hope he will. We can't get too many
*dacint men into profssyon. They'se wan thing
I wud call me neighbours attention to. TIL unbe-
nighted American wurrukin' man likes his dhrink
as who does not? But he wants to take it in peace
His varchues has been wrote about But let him
injye his few simple vices in his own way, saws +
He goes to tn saloon an We go to tn club mostly
FIR tn same reason Ye don't want to go home. He
: don't need annywan to push him into bar. Hell
go there because that's place where wan man
no betther thin another an nobody is ra-ally on but
tn BARTENDER. There ought to be wan place where
tn poor wurrukln' man can escape bein' patted or
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W1ZVVEBAGO INDIANS
SZARVE AND FREEZE
One Spot in the Northeast Which Progress Seems to Haze
Passed By-Indians Are Encouraged to Drink
and Their Lands Are Neat to
VnznEeleSs.

in a much better condition, so far as
their "daily bread" was concerned,
half century ago than they are to-
day. The government, thru it's agents,
has located them on as poor a tract
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nv SEE" said Mr. Dooley, ga bishop down
SS in New York has opened saloon
''Glory bel" said Mr.. Hennessy.
"Not our kind iv bishop?

''No," said Mr.. Dooley "Wan iv tn near-our-
kind He didn't ra-aly open it tn way ye think. He
didn't own tn jnt He on backs it with his NOR
al infooence, like brewery Ye see, it was this
way. Wan day this bishop dhropped into his club.
don It know why it is we always say man dhrops
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lzR. DOOLEY ON THE MODEL SALOOi
COPYRIGHT, 1904, BY MCCLURE, PHILLIPS = co

is no thrue upholder " tn Christyan saloon an its
refinin' inflooence His parcel shud be no thin
that iv amy gintleman at club lest he be as tn
beasts " the field who don't dhrink. Boys, it's
me.
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Does your roof leak? We can stop
IL Both phones 376. w. s. Mott
C0mpany.
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BIRTHS.

Kranz-Mr. and Mrs. G.. 17o5 Bryant avsnm
wedholm-Mr and Mrs. Charles, I'll Marshall
Jenkins.Mr and Mrs. B. L.. s1oe Emerson
Running Mr.. and Mrs. OLE a East Side Oats.
Danko-sfr and Mrs Frank, e15 Fifth street
Peabody Mr.. and Mrs. orley, 221s Oakland
avenue. boy.
hny
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DEATHS.

Nelson-Peter NJ. 1928 Fourth street sR.
Scheiner-Mrs. Jessie, Lake Harriet.
Weigard--Paul 3114 Girard avenue s.
Young-Ethel S.. Asbury hospital.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Monte ]. Ross and Josephine I. Bedbury.
August Melin and Magma Olsen.
Martin Swenson and Hilma Johnson.
Jonas vandell and Elfrida G. STAFF. eea
William Sontag and Eva Greenfield.
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HnAoial 70 The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Black River Falls, Wis, Aug. 49,
After visiting the homes Of the Win
nebago Indians at their settlement a
few miles east of here, and seeing
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n NJ he done it. Firm what can make out
eeA about this model saloon it amt much
diff rent fr IN th, neaceahle hell that I've

eeA about this model saloon it amt much
diff rent firm tn peaceable hell that I've
been conductin FIR thirty years. TIL main ingree-
jent iv amy rest there tn shelves. They Sc
a bar FIR thin horny handed sons iv tile who can
sleep standin' an chairs an tables FIR tn less
hardy ruffans that prefer to coal up in settin'
posture. TIL bar finders aft BILE an sober men,
but that's thrue iv all bartinders. They ARE sup
posed, Hinnissy, to give tn consumers brief
moral chat while pushin out tn paint. Afther tn
third basin it may be nicissry FIR them to have an
ilivinth commandment handy in tn shape " ice
pick. In corner Nv tn impooryum is sody wather
fountain that tn poor wurrkn' man don't have
to dhrink tn Destroyer if he don It want to, but
go an initiate himsilf at tn gas wurruks.
Whin customer at tn admin counther begins to
cry over tn Maybrick case tn prelate in command
there steers him to tn liquid air department where
he does tn rst iv his shoppin charges himsif with
a pan iv carbonic acid an floats home This is to
help his hiccup that his wife III know he has not
been idle. I understand this branch iv tn plant
hasn't had to hire amy extra help.
<<T< H principal customers is Numbers " good
- l. governint clubs disguised as poor
wurrukinmen in OIL tennis clothes. Wan
iv thin was heerd to say that he didn't care
whether tn bar-boy made it an egg phosphate or a
vanilla strawberry mixed, as he did not intnd to
go home till tn followin day, anyhow. TIL more
permanent poor wurruknmen, tn athletes in out
ing clothes iv blue canvas, has thus far not nvis-
gated tn model saloon beyond tn beer pump. An
now come to think iv it, can't raymimber liver
SEEM poor wurrukin' man sprintin' FIR tn
Dutchman s. pause in front iv dhrug store as if in
doubt It may have happened, but didn t notice it,
1T H. saloon opened in person be tn
90 Il bishop. I r-read his speech It was fine.
- He recognized that dhrink was an evil,
havin' met it. But it was nicissry evil On tn ,
whole, he inclined to think it was more nicissry
thin evil. Takin' it all in all or half an half or
anyway We liked, it good thing. He took his
drink at tn club an why shud his more humble but
akely droughty frinds among tn wurrulin' classes
not have their souse well? They shud He wud
advise modhration, howiver. A man, be he rich or
poor, shud niver take thin was goor FIR him.
(Ih manager Nv tn saloon Or thin he s good FIR y
lie accepted tn correction. If he was a savin me-
chanlc in this bright land v opporchunity he ought
to be good FIR what was good FIR him. or more
Whin poor wurrukn' man felt tn nsiious march
lv tn brannigan he shud say: NO, boys no more
f'r me. must go home to tn ILL., vans If I need
more | can sind thin out FIR it, poor wurrukin'
man shud niyer 'rget his fam lyrwhe on carouse.
No amount " sobbin' on tn neck " a pathfinder
while ten what a comfort wife an chidher was
to tn inebryated artisan, wud make amy diff renee
lie mus get home time durin' tn night or he
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carey,s Cement kooting better thar


metal or pitch and gravel. Always
flexible. Never rusts out or cracks.
Both phones 376. See w. s.. Mott
Company ------s..s.
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eth principal customers Is Numbers good govern
mint clubs disguised poor wur.rikInmen In OF
clothes"
pitcher an go down to til cathedral FIR quart
I'd give something to have what Hogan calls an
preematur over me dure.s
4..s:>& '--- go Il
IN o think it Wilt successq Well, Hin
es1/~s Missy, it >wudden't become me to speak iv
a tival in me own line " Business. Bishop
Potter an both .rtinbersaiv tn fock,
tn Liquor Dealers Pretistive Assooyatiion in
that fellowship INJURY to wan IS ii, consarn "
all don It know whether he has til qualifications
FIR a SUCCESSFUL saloonleeper. Not that tn two
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bishop"
thruckmen, an that's because they have SO much
time on their hands. While they ARE waitin' FIR
load they get wan. Aven some iv thin aE-re
sober. Ye can tell thin be their hats.
as4
G OMEHOW or another Hinnissy, It don't
10 SEEM jus right that there shud be union
iv church an saloon These two great
institutions best kept apart They kind iv
offset each other like tn supreem coort and con-
gress Drink is nicissry evil nicssry to tn clar-
gy. If they liver admit it's nicssry to tn consu-
ers they might well close up tn churches. Yell
niver find Father Kelly openin saloon. He hates
me business, but he likes He says dhrink is an
evil but I'm NECESSITY. If moved out worse
might come in place"
eye ra-aly do think dhrink is a nicissry evil7'
said Mr.. Hennessy.
WELL" said Mr. Dooley, 'tif it's an evil to a
man. it's not nicissry an if it's nicissry it's not
evl.''
Newport daily independent., 1904-07-25
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WORLDS FAIR RATES.

WORLD'S FAlR RATES.
 Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St. Louis, April 30th to Decem- Der l, 1904. Rate for ten day excursion ticket will be one fare and one-fifth for the round trip. Tickets on sale daily April 27th to November 30, 1904. Rate for sixty day excursion ticket one fare and one-third for the round trip. Tickets on sale April 18th to Nov. 2Oth. Rate for season EXCURSION TICKETS eighty per cent. of double the standard one way fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale daily April 18th to Nov. 18th, Final return limit Dec 15, 1904.
 THOS. H. REAMEY. Agt.
Newport daily independent., 1904-07-25
STOPPING THE PAPER.
Eve stopped my paper, yes I

Eve stopped my paper, yes I
 hev; l didn't like to do it, But the editor got too smart And 1 allow he'll rue it. l am man as pays his debts, And l won't be insulted, So when an editor gets smart, 1 want to be consulted. 1 took his paper 'leven years, An helped him all I could, sir, An when it comes to dunnin' me I didn't think he would, sir. But that he did an you can bet It made me mad as thunder, Says l, I'll stop that sheet, I will, If the cussed thing goes under! I hunted up the measley whelp, An for his cunnin' caper, I paid them 'leven years an
 quit,
 Yes, sir, I've stopped his
 paper"
Newport daily independent., 1904-07-25
AWAY FOR THE
 SUMMERTIME.

The mountains, seaside or springs of California bring hap piness to everybody. The Yo- semitic valley, the big trees, boat ing, fishing, golfing, every day in the year. Most delightful climate in the world. The Union Pacific is the best line. Makes quickest time. Ticket office 903 Olive street, St. Louis. w8-2t
Newport daily independent., 1904-07-25

Jeff insists upon a joint cam paign with the Republican nom;- nee for governor. Jeff just can't bear the idea of campaign in which there would be nobody present to call him a liar occa- sionally while he is making his speech. Pine Bluff Graphic.
Newport daily independent., 1904-07-25
NOTICE OF STOCK
 HOLDERS MEETING

Of Newport Oil Prospecting Company. Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the stockholders will be held at the office of l.. Minor in the city of Newport, Arkansas, on Monday, August 1st, 1904, at nine o'clock a. m., for the purpose of electing directors of said company, to vote on a proposition to dissolve said company and for such other business as shall come before such meeting.
 Given this July 14th, 1904.
 T. J. WATSON, President. ToM J. GREGG, Secretary.
Newport daily independent., 1904-07-25
$1O REWARD.

Estrayed- Black pony mare, mane reached half way back, old shoes on fore feet, with black horse mule colt following. One flea-bitten gray pony, been reached. $10 reward for return of same or information leading to recovery. B. H. CAMPBELL,
 Tuckerman. Ark.
Newport daily independent., 1904-07-25
TO THE FAIR.

Tickets on sale to St. Louis daily via the Iron Mountain route. $9.55 for the round trip; return limit fifteen days from date of sale. T. H. REAMEY, Agt.
Newport daily independent., 1904-07-25

Wanted-Ten good men, with families preferred. Steady work, pay every Saturday. Apply to White River Cooperage Company Jacksonport, Ark. 59d5t
Newport daily independent., 1904-07-25

Read the Daily and Weekly Independent
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-05

que uno de sus alumnos fuera
Ell premiado.
Ell dia de Ia aperture estaba Ell
salon lujosamente decorado. En-
la gran tribuna estaba Ell Direc-
tor con todos los catedraticos,
ellos componen la Junta califl-
cadora, vestian todos la toga de
las grandes festas. Esta empe-
zo con Ell discurso del Director,
luego pronunciaron los suyos los
rectores de otros colegios, mas
tarde sc repartieron los diplo-
mas de las oposiciones y por fin
lego la nota sensational: ell con-
curse.
Sc habian recibido 27 cuentos
todos, seg1n el tribunal, muy
bonitos, sus autores merecen
placemes.
De los 27 Sc habiau elegido:
unO para Ell premlo y dos para
menciones honor1ficas; los au-
torres de los cuentos fueron acla-
mados, el del primero era i'm
possible, pues su autor le hab1a
enviadO anonimo.
La impaciencia sc retrataba
en- los sem blantes de los estu-
diantes, por saber que individuo
habia triunfadO
Ell cuento fue leido; Ell publ
co compuesto de los a1umnos y
de y algunos curiosos perma-
nec1amos Callado.
Cuando terminaron de leerlo,
el Director invito al autor a de-
cir su nombre y a subir al ju-
RADIO a recibir el premio. Nos
pusimos todos de pie, nos mia
bamos los unos a los otros, espe-
ramos conocera al companero
afortunado.
Pero 10 que esta vez vimos 81
que parecia impossible. De los
bancos donde sc habia AGO.
modado el gentio, salia I'm mu-
chacho pequenito, amarillo con
el pelo negro muy lacio, que pa
recia siempre mojado y le Gaia
en- mechones sobre la ancha
frente; iera Teodoro!
Lo vimos subir a la tribuna,
todos muy callados, fue conde-
corado en- medic del mayor si-
lencio; mas de pronto Ell tribu-
nal declara al primer aho vence-
dor del ConCurso, y en- el acto
una ovacion estridente sc sintio
en- ell salon. Teodoro va bajaba
de la tribuna, nosotros, sNs COM
paneros de pie sobre los bancos
agitabamos nuestros sombreros
aclamandolo; por vez primera
vimos brillar en- su rOstro la
algeria; ivaliente, aquella ova-
cion que 10 hab1a redimido no
10 hiZo sentirse orgulloso.
En- el patio del colegio 10 ha-
biamos cercado, 10 levantamos
al aire aclamando con el Ell tr1un-
fo del primer ano. iPobre Teo-
doro; cuanto debes haber sufri-
dol le deciamos acariciandolo.
Isl debe haber sufrido mucho,
interrumpio uno de los compa-
ieros, perO bien que Sc ha ven
gado!
UeMleErSO Rad5N.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-05

Durante aquel tempo nos ha-
biamos dehnldo.
La supre macia del talento,
del dinero y del apellido, Sc ha-
bia impuesto; los que a elias
pertenecian arrollaban a los
otros; los del monitor tenian que
esperar la OCCASION de un DISCUS
to entire dos compaferos. para
Que al ventilarlo en- las afueras
de la ciudad pudieron imponer
la suya: la de la fuerza bruta.
Tn dia de clase, aparecia en- ell
programa de la lecci6n, esta
pregunta: "Hipotesis de La Pla-
ce sobre ell origen de nuestro
planeta'.
Nadie pudo aprender aquella
teorfa; era para nosotros muy
confusa, lego Ell momento de
explicarla, no habja quien 10 hi
ciera.
va ell catedratico cansado. de-
sesperado volvia la hoja del pro-
grana, cuando tuvo que hjarse
en- el alumno del "banco peque-
no., que de pie, levantando la
mano pedia TN turno para con-
teStar.
Grande fue el asombro de la
clase, no podiamos Greer 10 que
veiamos.
Ell alumno empezo la defni-
cion hablando con mu cha timi-
dez. apenas Sc le ola, POGO a po-
CO su voz sc fue aclarando; el
gesto era cada vez mas ampiio
Y medida que profundizaba la
teoria la explicaba con mas en-
tusiasmo, iba levantando la ca
beza y sin rebozo miraba a toda
La clase, su fgura Sc crecia y Sc
crecia, parec1a ahora menos re-
pugnante, aquella fogosidad con
que hablaba dejaba yer bajo su
raquitica naturaleza un cumulo
de energfas que nunca nos hui
bieramos en- el imaginable; nos
dejo impresionados aquel es-
pectaculo. iUn problema para
nosotros tan obscure y por el tan
claramente explicado!
Ell maestro lie miraba con in
sistencia. Como nunca has res
pondido cuando paso la lista de
la clase, le pregunto. Porque
asisto como oyente. ~ cual es
tn nombre? Teodoro. Bien ~
tn apellido2 No contesto; aque-
LA pregunta debio herirle muy
hondo. pOrque como nunca Ell
dolor Sc aCentuo en- su semblan-
te, y baj0 la cabeza.
Para que contestar, isu silen-
clio era muy elocueute!
Salimos de la clase, como el
primer dia, nos agrupamos en- ell
patio a cambiar impresiones; ell
alumno del banco pequefo salio
ell ultimo al pasar junto a noso-
tros nos hiCimos a un lado de-
mostrandole que no queriamos
su amistad. pero esta vez no 10
hicimos por desprecio, social =
mente habiamos ganado; le en-
volvimos en- una mirada de
odio!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-05
MISAS DE MANANA.

Catedral. 80. las 7 y 9 de la mafiana
San Jose: "7H de Ia idem.
San Francisco. "7H de la ide1n.
Convento de S.
Miguel. .... "51l de la idem.
Santa Ana. 7Ay8A idem.
Pta. de Terra - de la idem.
Santurce ...... 81 de la idetn
Capilla TOT. on de la idem
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-05
Secci6n g'ezigiosa
SANTOS DE MANANA

Diciembre 6, martes.-San Nicolas
de Bari, arzobispo de Mira, y confe-
Sor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-05

FL curse habia terminado, las
notas sc habian distribuido, no
quedaba en- el colegio mas que
las protestas y concentrates de
los que habian sido suspendi-
dos.
Aquel alo organize el Direc-
tor un concurso de cuentos para
celebrarlo el 1ia de la aperture
del nuevo curse.
Cada alumno Sc prometia OBJ
tener Ell premio; mas de TN dis
gusto ocasionaron las discusio-
mes que Sc sostenian entire los
estudiantes, en- las plazas y pa
secs. La gran rivalidad existia
entire los distintos grades del ba-
chillerato. cada grado guerra
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-03
STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY
VIII Be Invited to Meet Next Year at
Pine Bluff.

The jefferson Ccanty Medical So
ciety held called meeting at the Office
of DR.. William Crutcher yesterday af-
ternoon at which twelve members
were present. The association passed
resolution inviting the State Medical
association to hold its next annual
meeting In Pine Bluff and this invita-
ton will be extended al the meeting
in Texarkana next May. There were
twelve members of the society present
that Pine Bluff should entertain the
state meeting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-03

second hand store, 210 West Second
avenue.
Vote for Ed Kerwin fer county and
probate judge. advt.
The Jefferson Fenclbles will drill
at their new quarters in the old Elks
building tonight.
Tie fire department was called out
yesterday afternoon tC Second and
Cherry street. Some boys had set fire
10 the dry grass in yard and the
alarm Of fire was turaed in.
Mr., Colver # Detroit. Mich. will
arrive in the city tomofrGw He is
known as the "Albino Paper King,
and makes everything which can b
made out of paper. He represents the
Ierpicide preparation for the cure Il
dandruff, and his headquarters will be
at L. B, Coon drug store
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-03
D W Boyce devotes his time to rents

Vote for Ed J. Kerwin. advt.
One nicely furnished room for
rent. Apply at 617 Pine street.
For rent, two furnished front
rooms, 1911 West Eighth street.
If you want good government vote
for Ed J. Kerwin as Judge. advt.
Call for carriages and baggage day
or night. Old phone Ne. Is. Helms
and Chestnut.
Don't be uncomfortable when you
can get stoves and furniture as good
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-03
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE =
; = = r + + + + = + = = = = 4, =
LANDLORDS.

The growth of car rental depart
ment has been unparalleled in this city
and we believe it is based ON the good
service given our landlords There is
no use talking, it takes activity and
close economy to keep up rents and
keep down expenses. And the differ
encc il results from piece of proper
ty, year in and year out, in the hands
4 the owner or Indifferent agent, as
cntrasted with the services of a
pushing and careful agent. amounts to
a surprising amount in dollars and
cents.
Leitner and Well will undertake to
handle rental property, big Or little,
against the record Of any individual
or agent under similar circumstances
and if the net results are not improv-
cd, the property will be cheerfulIy
turned back.
We want more business and we pro-
pose to give the best service to get
it and keep it.
LEITNER AND WE'LL,
113 Main St, Pine Bluff, Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-03
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

fake Laxative Bromo Qulnlne Tab.
lets. All druggists refund the money
If it fails to cure E. w. Groves sig
nc~ture is on each box. 25c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-03

"A vote for Ed ]. kerwin is vote
for honest government. advt