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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-10-08

ricultural implements, including McCor-
mick binders, Bickford & Huffman
and Ontario Grain Drills, Westing house
Gasoline Engines.
A postal card will bring me to see
you or send you circular which ever you
desire.
I am general agent for the goth
Century Manure Spreader the latest
production of J. S. Kemp. The man
to whom every user of Spreader must
pay tribute.
We have won out in every contest
with this machine, it has no equal for
durability, convenience of handling and
effective work, we have lately added a
device for returning the flow, change
the feed, stop the feed without stopping
the reel, all without the driver leaving
the seat.
You can see this machine work on
the property of Mr.. r. II Emory, near
Elkton, James F Rutter, Battle Swamp,
VIM Ewing near Kansas, Cecil Co., Md.
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RAILROAD BILL.

The Eastern Shore Railroad Bill was
defeated in the House of Delegates on
Tuesday 1t was the bill, it will be re-
membered, applOpl'iatng part of the
States stock in the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad to the use of the Eastern Shore
counties. The business of the claim is
generally admitted, and the probability
of having something better done in the
future lessons the chagrn at this defeat
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE.

We have received catalogue OF this
institution for 1878 which shows it to
b" in quite II fourishing condition. We
observe among the pupils the names of
two from this county Moses s. lamar
and George r. Price
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DANGER FROM FIRE.

IN" numerous accounts rsf hull>t~ de-
Hlr"y'I 10y me. now in tn" papers. should
induce P"I>"u> in town and country +"
u" particularly careful Of fire during the
windy weather uf spring
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NJ ARR ED.

COLE pATTERSON.-In Baltimore.
nn the 9TH inst. 10y Rev. Mr.. Hedges
John II. Cole. to Miss Margaret Ann
Patterson, youngest daughter of the
late William Patterson, Of Cecil county
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MORE DOCTORS.

Among the graduates this week AT the
University of Maryland we recognize
Cornelius Smith Knight and Philip ID.
Roman, aS belonging to Cecil county.
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AIDE TO THE, GOVERNOR,

''"N"rir"r Hicks has appointed David
son y. F'@rr", ,'r this county. ON" of his
\id">-'i"-t anp. with the rank "f Lieut..
{, lolt,l.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

uu,o ..,,o or tho .o1d ,nd Now nv
,,, la,i;n. ~ pon,od,,. PRESBYTERIAN
,h,,,lI, GLASGOW. haginnin. tonight.
80
-Al1H. Levi MIX dlcu an her r''Sio'l'',
~ uar hnS,.,nd survives her,
c. J. lcrkeS. of Blue Bail mas y,
peach tree said t" he over II years Oh"
from which 1her" WAS Il promo H'''o '"'H
Building operations continue "c'lN'
in Newark. Several houses are nearing
completion and many are III course Oh
construction.
A fa.' an festlvh. W" hH" ~
American flAS '"ln'l' III w. a. W.
of Newa rk. in the 'H'tii House on W.
tober 20. II, -.
Arr Ernl Thomns,n. of Port De
,,o,-;t and Miss Eva I Huff Of Pilot
were married ON September - al III"
home of the bride.
-Th, DuHois I.umbcr Mills mt lIavre
do C,.,c, received 100000 feet of Southern
nine mmhrr ON the schooner Kate Me
E,,nn., LEAST week
.E;rht an. tom ,.usrs of tvnhrid fever
ora rnun,ted from Gnlcna. DIR. !. W.
I ,,timrr ott,ihutcs the outbreak to rlt-
mosnho,ic conditions.
GO.
-ReN. j. 'lh>"i' ''i'Nt: rector VI -
,,.',,l' f,,. ,h,, rnuynrtinn of fine prct,s-
t,nt Euisrnn,l Church in Boston.
Otto Nlud"cS i"nh" texas S'"F-
rirn about three lll'HrS IN ''llStn on q"
box of freight at the T.; D. " w. S'"-
non III NH""FN' one va! "'N' "''"
Key. DR.. i. l.. i"uiS"h mas maui!
secured possession "i ASourF W. Il, i'r-
S"nhg", wilmington. '''. = =, '"h'i
having remove" 10 >"r'lH'o"h H. "'
-Ex-t'hi,f Burgess Jacob Sheath, OF
Columhio. fell loo feet into IL stone quar-
nv urur WrshtSvillr and sustained in
Jurl'S likely i" prove la'al on rri''"H
m>t'
lack Chalmers, Of Newark claims to
be the champion corn cutter of New Cas-
flo county. having cut 100 shocks in one
luv. Two of his brothers each cut 100
shocks.
,......
aii'"' 'r'tH NAVY Hn','' '"'''
cnusr rf The early frost, and dogwoOd
lroy,s are bright crimson. Gcnpting an
early fail.
,, ,,
ne l"'''I', VI ms =. ,'t.
Nlle ~ H'h'"'I 'A''''' y. I''', wv" ,'in'
WIS hei,. III r'','.'I't >n"' ~. v" |
'eill|er -, @'e 'i'' '''' p'''''"> 'i'"
cay "S'a % years
nrt' n',', W ',,..l t.,;
~ -H'' ",n''h ''l''S - nv '."''
.>oI"o"" .@,"'N rum i''''',t' ~. .i';,,
S'''' ior "'"', m"'' " '" ~ go nnn
F"i'i'''S"i ~ 'i''' "''' '"' IVA
-Amrirulturr this year will add about
81 900. 600 900 to the country'S wealth,
and foreign customers will 1.ay us not
far from 5000. 100000 for our agricu
'ural products shipped TO them over the
r,4i,
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- ca! "'' VIZ n'v''o.' w., ~.
"i is''' ''''ri va '',''' "''','' u,a
NeeN. 1t "'H' 'l' nv! ii.' Wv,
iofcru l'N J""H "l''" WIN "'' '7''' '''.''
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-08
MEMPHIS BRIDGE FARE CUT.
Company Now Charges IS Cents
New Law Not Yet in Force.

Although Il bill wa, passed At the
recent session of congress fixing ~
cents as the maximum passenger
toll over the railroad bridge across
the Mississippi river at Memphis the
act has not yet been put in fore
Meanwhile the bridge company has
reduced the toll from SO cents to 81
cents
Under the act the rates are 10 be
approved by the secretary ii war.
Advices from Washington state that
Secretary Taft has not yet taken ANY
actien in the matter. Capt Lucas
Will make report to him when. tn
schedule Of tolls has been prepared
By the bridge company. His report
will then be submitted II the chi"t
of engineers for the action Of the sec
rotary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-08
opments touching TIE proGabe action

opments touching Tie probable action
Oh the convention
\ strong effort Will Ee made BY
advocates of TIE nomination of !ud2@
Parker for president 70 secure the
instructions OF ArNarH,as for the New
York jluist, and some It The Parker
men appear afgent fhe caaventioa
ii it fnstrHct. Al az ~. declare Tor
their favorita W. e. Hearst ha-
forty instru led eote. ia zae state
convention aud ElitM ! / Ia tor
Of the ParasoHIa solif hene Tho j.
a delegate vii be a at1auGantz .ea.
have charge Of the Hearst moyvmea'
Goy nayis Is sai Ia9el nafJaoa
Parker NJ Hearst reo9o = a EsF2s
element in fa~or ef#seHziags an a!5a=
saHe61a delegation % =5t=lseta=.
fzere# ailI be eoa5es41a@ Geis5a=
tiea7 from H3tH 4o1a= counties -
the convention #neAe Itozstas- aaa d.
DISPOSITION linz "aasaaea VII ~
accompanies il ezHseteG. b
test u =H.stH or sal=oI.,=s 5s..=os
control Of tHe eeHeeatioa. =HH.a~- -tile
contests b aHiaaH#y ~eHtzs before
tie eoHVeation Goas N5atI Senators
Clarke and Eo&y=hata ssele4atrs feont
their respective countless Tie deHaz
efatfons are expected 10 be of mo.G
tlzau ordinary interest
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-08

Naarlg all the successful state can
did4.as have secured headquarters II
hot springs on the occasion or the
Democratic state convention, which
cpe'.s in that city at noon next Tues
day, says the Little Rock Gazette.
The andidates who won In the pri-
martes "a March &c will go to Hot
Springs and each will have rooms in
one Of the hotels. where they will
neet the delegates. There will be
no contest before the convention on
any Ct the nominations for state OF.
fees and these candidates to whon
maiort.ies or plura,ities were given
IN the primaries will be declared tie
nominees.
The formality cf making ex.
tendei nominating speeches will prob
ably be dispensed with, except In
the case of the governorship. Col.
Marcellus L. Davis of Dardanelle will
present. the name OF GOV. Jer DAVIS
for denomination. He is a polished
speaker and his friends predict an
oratorical teat from him.
the plans contemplate that the con-
Vention will hold sessiC lens Tuesday,
and Wednesday, as on Tuesday night
the delegates and other visitors will
be the guests of the citizens of Hot
Springs at grand bal! to be given at
the Arlington hotel. Many CT the at.
tendants at the convention will go 10
Hot Springs Monday. and the Cay Sc
fore the assembling. promises to be
lLlerest!@s. Il viii likely yield dere!-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-08
Some Virtues of Louis XIV.

One need not overlook the enormous
shortcomings of Louis XIV. as Il man
and as a king to admit that in some
important respects he tried to do his
duty" He wa, Il hardworking sover-
eign both in the sphere of administra-
ton and in that social sphere which
was, to his mind, no less important.
SO courteous that he never passed the
poorest woman about the palace with
out lifting his hat. he carried polite
consideration to the level of a fine art.
In the way OF courteous speech there
are few things nobler than his remark
to the great Condo as the old hero was
slowly ascending the great marble
staircase at Versailles COnde apollo
giZed for being so long in mounting
the steps, at the top of which the king
stood waiting. "Ah, COUSIN" Louis re-
piled, zone moves slowly when one is
laden with aurels,"-Loagman's Mag.
aZine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-08
ABOVE DANGER LINE
RIVER at THIS POINT is OVET
"a FEET HIGH AND STILL
RISING.
Maa< rz~ras Submerged, But Dam
Nos % SO Great as at First
Thought.
sOHE CROPS ARE RUINED,

4 +. O'clock today the river stood
al exa.a..s- 2i feet. 6 inches, or a foot
and a1f above tic danger line
and zas sill rising The river has
5ubre.zaI much Of the low lands
aboFa aa.e. and the farmers eontin'
ne IN surfer loss Of the planted crops.
but t; Is nov generally thought tAat
The damage will not he SO great as
i was a first supposed. Portions ot
the v.aat alton of Mr.. Wiley, just
across - river from this place, are
Gnder water and much Of his crop
is damaged. Reports from Little
Rock aud Fort Smith say that he rlV-
er is fat.ng a those points, and ii is
though the water will not get above
% feet at this place The cus&"nt as
it sweeps rs~nd the bend by the wa
ter works just above the city, has
formed Il considerable eddy and in
places the bark is caving in. The
dykes il front of the court house
and abase are still holding, and there
Is n danger CT the bank next to the
court house being washed away.
Passengers coming into the city
frzsf, points below here report that
muet of the low ground is under
waite and that many OF the crops
are d1aaSed, and in many places
ruined
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-08
OVERFLOW OF THE LAKE.

The high water from the river has
caused the overflow of ,he branch in
the southen portion of this city known
as the "lake" and the negro residents
along the banks have been compelled
to move out in many places. Many
of the streets in that portion of the
city are impossible owing to the back
water, and cnly where there are
strong bridges across the branch car
il be crossed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-08
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on the-r.e.5aem am e" pe,esaM va
retla..i, sen=
laos.9as E.# \. lGa.elaz
SaItt#a#a.e aaH.5a= aptaatar=
Tee 4=a- .a,ss Ua..e.aa
HarRef
sote. @as. a9e s.aa@-
SHADOW 4asaGaa
.HUI501- za#a##5 as5#z.
Naudg L. FHr#
$ #H&. ei.e Hse NJ
sound. aaa#
~fhe Prose- 4fa3.#.s
by the P3a5
Nalelie2oIA 49,
sis of Racfoaa-
sor
Animal azttt.s ~
eey= Of #azh.asHa
prpsputati II 51
Beuedietiot.
The annual adde
{. DaHeey va J8e=
ef the program t4e=.4#
iecl ~tIemouJs of Taea
al,d lis talk Va, .gaI 81
fol the students
After this address, Pro- @
principal of the school. aaa1I.
Hon. ]. II. LangGofd Of this ol.e
made a brief speech in w6iea=5F
plimented the god work done - =
school.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-08
DEATH OF D. n. DYSON.

News reached the city this mO"ning
OF the death Of d, II. Dyson,
aged SO, who died last Saturday
at the residence of his daughter,
Mrs. Fannie Harper, in Clege.
county after an illness of about
six months. Mr.. Dyson was one
of the oldest and most highly re.
spected citizens cf jefferson county,
having lived in this county since
1886. He lived at Faith postottice
and was a we'll known farmer in
that section. He leaves three sons
T. w. Dyson of Faith, Ark, A. G.
Dyson of Bearne, Texas, and D. w.
Dyson of Baxter Springs, I. T., anrii
two daughters, Mrs. Fannie HarpeA
Of Cleveland county and Mrs. NJ. i.
Candy of Jefferson county Mr.. Dy-
son was one Of the oldest Mascns in
the state, having been member OF
the White Sulphur Springs lodge for
many years. He was buried Mon 4
day in the Fitzhugh cemetery in JET.
fersOn county. IN
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-08
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.
At the Branch Normal CoIIeqe Tues.
day Night

The closing exercises of the Branch
Normal college, the negro part of the
university of Arkansas. occurred last
night in the chapel of the college be-
fore large crowd of members of
both races. his was the Twenty
ninth commencement of the college
and the cGcasion was celebrated with
the usual exercises. Promptly at &
O'Clock the teachers and the gradu-
ating class Of seven took their places
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-08

Mr.. Jeff Hicks of this city. as local
agent fes' the Anheuser- Busch com
pany. has leased from the Cotton Bet
railroad a space OF ground on Thlrd
avenue and Main streets next to the
Noss- -Nichol company and proposes to
erect thereon beer depot fer his
company. The lease on the property
was obtained over month ago by
Mr. Hicks but he did not perfect his
plans until today. He proposes to
erect a brick building 45 by - feet
on the plat and the building will be
used as a store hause and distributin.
station for the products o. the An
heuser-Busch company Mr. Hicks
says the building will cost about
$4,000 and will be credit to
the city. The material has been or
dered and as soon as possible the
erection of the building will be start
ed. Since the Anheuser-Busch com
pany sald the building which is now
being used as city hall they have
had no depot for the storage of their
goods, and the new building is badly
needed by them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-08
OF TIE CITY SEEMS TO BE IN
\ BAD WAY JUST AT PRES
ENT
Seems = Sc Nc law by Which City
Can Enforce Cleaning Of
Premises.


ee. n.44. =#eI#.5z#. #.==,l=. aa&es#aapaft
#4ra II due cay h3- a=eaua aaqty
asHetea az,##pa-l ee# =la>a and
Ie5la 7i1uz m#o'as 8p=a aeAed 4is-
srar4 do 1ef aaav= 4l,2 1. ply fe9
e5aa eae=Wea6 Iu#sefeIa3 instances
$50 #sa.5e=,a1-= Ea,s Iarea =Ia eolfeca
t5.655 sa85 ma9tHss Wok aid fa.s
has caused no end Of confusion.
Va meeting Of f6e city =ro96et III
Nay Il neW# ordiHlaee re2Mating the
Work Of the seayenaer department.
vas Introduced aud passed 10 take
yaeef tfre l. and by II all other seaEz
eagoF ordinances We're repealed
This eft the city without regulated
sea1eneer work. because contracts
under the new ordinance have not
been lei
May White authorized Willis Coh-
dfay. city sanitary officer, To conducf
the work until the new ordinance
Went into effect and NJ the meeting OF
tile council Monday night resoIu.
tion Was passed authorizing j. II.
fucker and Wade 10 conduct the
work as they had formerly done, un=
I'll the contract Was let under the
new ordinance. 4. case =was present
ed TO Judge Toney this morning III
which K, Colding, d negro had paid
two bills fer scayen&er work for the
month Of June. One of these receipts
was signed by Willis Condray and
the other by j II. Tucker GoldI1g
says he Was compelled 10 pay the
bill presented by Mr. Condray under
! threats of arrest and fine in the po-
Ice court. AS ngIhing frightens q
negro like threats of the police court
he paid the bill a second time.
In the meantime, the city has no
scayenger laws and Judge Toney says
he will not issue warrants of arrest
until the matter is straightpned out
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-08
SAM ARNETT is MANAGER.

The Little Rock Gazette says:
Sam Arnett has been appointed local
agent for the Arkansas River Packet
company. in Little Rock, with head,
quarters at the Merchants Transfer
company's office Mr Arnett is an
ex-traveling man well known t. the
merchants of Arkansas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-08
AMUSEM EN- rs.
T. y i. = (. i. i. = i. :. :. + !. i. + 4 !.

Tae Lyric Opera company orencd
a the Elks theater Monday night Tor
a weeks engagement and have played
To fair sized audiences for tW1, ll9b' 6.
Girode-Giroda was the bill presented
for the first two nights, and IL the
presentation Of this old time fayorite
the company surprised all the rhea-
ter goers. There are some remorka
bly, coed voices in the company and
while the charus is light if Is vel
balanced and the effect is pleasing.
Harry LeaVilIe shows a fine teaor
voice to advantage in the rCe OF
"Marisquin,' and A. C. Burgess IS
good in the comedy part of "Dol Bo-
lero," the henpecked husband. Miss
Florence Glover essays the parts OF
Circle and Giroha and does Well in
the dual role. Her voice is sweet ana
clear in the singing parts, but not
very strong in the speaking parts
Tonight the play Of THE Mikado"
VIII be presented.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-08
SUI F02 DI109oE:
:" ae2zS = 31hiA $3.50,
q l731- SEPARATION -s.s
s.H aa

oese43
5a
1a $50 @7a- 0.s-= +.
1r= z=.e .19a
H@4
ee7aaa s3f4 e5a=eat#ss=
lal=s dHzaea .aa= =le
I5HaeH Ite.## H s@eH III
=1a14 aaHl she 15g.ez 1T
aae nd TIE defendant 4s=e
La Hu5.E Har1od IN Ic5. u
##a@5z 85 80, t. a.
.'a.Ge til9 #a=(Iot.Ia1 @i.a==at
4s5al lie has eo4tiat@1Is
! forced such #lndi2olJies l. ser
af5s.9l#.97 10 render haf ea.G=
dflioa iatoIefabIe. TaasI Itf
state ttat she has a daughter
tou Ncars old named Dorothy
and She is poor. She a7ils
the means WhrreWith to IL II
tam and educate her ehlId,
and aeh, The court to gr5nt
her S. per month tor the
support, maintenance aad
education al her child.
In his reply to the en-
plant the defendant Dimes
that he has atany time o1fcrod
such indiynities to the par5ou
Of the defendant as to rca Ter
her condition intolerable, He
denies that the plaintiff las
any cause whatever to di. solve
the bonds OF matrimon< be
tween him and the plaintiff. and
Prays the complaint Of plaintiff
be dismissed at defendant S
cost.
Before marriage the plaintiff
was Miss Katie Larkln, and
and she grew to womanhood
III this city.
The defendant, Harry II,
Bum, Ir., is son of Chief
ustlce Fl. G.. Bum, ot the
supreme court of Arkansas.
For a number of year. the
couple after marriage lived IN
Pine Bluff and then moved to
Little Rock, which is Low
their home.
The law firm of Tone and
hcrWn are representins, The
plaintiff and Austin and Ian
naher appear for the de:e&d-
ant.
The suit has created on
siderable interest here ard at
Little Rock, at which place
the parties are we'll know
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-08

IIjd, SflItl VIZ IINtit D'S " NJ !tti'A
been taken to the country for die #iifst
time "if throw stones into the tree
" hat VIII the birds do"
"rhey viii fly
Then What will the fly do"
This questioning was carried on We'll
into the evening. At last the little boy
Was made ready for bed although he
tather said.
Nov go to sleep. III talk to you in
the morning"
What would the horse do if I jump
ed on him.
4 Il talk to you in the morning, son. >"
"What would the COW do if gave
her an apple
Il II talk to you in the morning.
This "Hs repeated for long time
Then the boy murnur"d:
Papa.
"Wen:"
when You talk TO me in the morn
ing, What will you say?"-C Chicayo Trib-
uuc.
Old Enough to Curl Her Own Hair.
Fr.v;tc John Alien tells of n Meth
odist preacher in Alabama who cllanc
ed not long ago TO discover that his
daughter WAS making use Of the curl
ing IRON
@DaueiIter, Solemnly began the cler-
gyman, Il regret to find you given over
, to this vanity. If the Lord had intend
ed that your hair should be curly, rest
| assi."a he would himself have made
it So
well, dad" responded the Girl, che
did when was young. Now that I've
grown up suppose he thinks can
look out for myself New York Press
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-08
The Days Of Pewter,

Pewter played an important domestic
part in the days of our distant ances-
tors \ peep at some Of the household
books of the Stuart days is quite Il
revelation on this point In 1864, for
instance, Sir Miles Stapleton, Il York
shir" haronet. took it into his head to
rrpleniSh his stock Of pewter, and here
ale Il few of his many purchases as re
corded in his own hHudWriting 1T,
paid for six lald@e puter platterS OF
dishes 1T Is. al. Il pound and they
weighed - pound and Il half which
comes 10 1Ui0l.t.,; paid for two dozen
Of illter plates III Is cd 4 pound and
they weighed - pound, tb2 lo.jp paid
tecn 'nor" for Two pttel stands for the
table. AUDNs.U9; ore gallon putcr can
and ~ pUlGin@ef@ A0o l9.eG; paid to
Ni'I.tm Hutchinson OF NGrlte. for l.
ne3V plgtcl disit, tor the table weigh
ing I pound at I'D, 4 pound to3ll-
no Ana among ether purchases ut
Tie sam" tirI" are two dozen new pew
ter plates for - ShiIlin@s, another two
dozen at IL shlln@s a dozen, and II
large quantity Of spoons, basins and
caLa!~sti5ks Westminster Gazette
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-08

When the young NJ. d. has certain
fair patients. ne considers himself a
doctor Of divinity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-08
BAND CONCERT.

The following is the program rem
defed by LeNaire,s band at the open
ali concert last night.
March, Crescent Queen Losey
Selection. y Gaiety Girl, Toban4
Gayotte. The tlatterer.s Edwards.
March, "AhWa- Media Hartz.
March. Second Regiment Conn
Naval Guard. Reeves.
Waltzes. "Calanthe." Hoffman.
Intermezzo, "Anona,' Vivian Grey
March. DR.. HeQry's Triumphal. .
Farrar.
The concert was we'll attended and
was much appreciated by those
present,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-08
MEETING or FIRST METH0DtsT
aoARC OF STEWARDS 81
HIND CLOSED Doors.
They Decline 70 D .scuss N9oat Q
ett.fea a tae Meeting. Beiaq
Pledged + secrecy.
eCtce 3 = secrecy
WAT WAS DONE CANT BE =A5

> Heet,a= - #.a= Iaaad #at=sae@ar i
0 fjla fir5 Het4odl4f church W
Eela Ia&6 H45F. - announced in t.
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Was h"id 6oHiut closed doQfs al
meal6ers q The board of stewards =
fuse to talk Today. saSius theH "a
pledged t. secrecy. Whether or#lof
tae mattee IN regard to the appoit Z
mont lf Bey@J. :. HAWKINS a. pastor
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IN THE COURTS.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage Licenses.
A marriage license was issued to
James Youngblood, aged 25, of Rey.
del aud Miss Myrtia Sloan, aged 20,
Cf Langford
Dead men pay no doctors bills.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-08
BASEBALL NEWS.
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Games uesd day.

Games Tuesday.
Monroe .. Pine Bluff /
Nicksburg 4, Baton Rouge ,.
Greenylle2, Natcrez j
George Reed. formerly second base
man for the local team. el,i recently
given MS freedom, Iett las Light fos
Houston, Texas, where be vail Ioin
the San Antonio club in tie S3Htl
Texas league. Reed has jus. re-
covered from three weeks attack
of rheumatism
ThecdOre Shaffer, at one time Pine
Bluff premier pitcher. left last night
for his home in Wheeling. v. Va.
where he will await the opportunity
OF jaining some club, Shafe. has
not been UP to the STANDARD this sea-
son and was given his release wien
the team left on the last trip.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-08

Balzac says it takes genius to
be a good husband, and history says
it takes an angel to be a good wife
particularly the wife of a genius.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-08
The YnGuisitive Child.

papa" said the little boy who had
been taken to the country for tlIe=itsSt
time, If | throw stones into the tree
" hat VIII the birds do