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,,,.,crent Rrrer rive Years.

William Giackins, who ad1sres
Whistler, cited the other day two let
,ers written by a collector of etchings
o certain print seller Between the
letters there was an interval Of Ave
Years. The irst said: Il do not want
etcnings by Whistler. They impress
ne as if flies that had fallen in en ink.
we'll had walked on old paper" The
secoaa letter said: Send me every
etchirE by Whistler the price Of which
% Let .a.cous - 'aielTs'. ..-~nce
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-01

Miss Alice Roosevelt has German
measles. IS that goiag t require a
diplomatic stunt on the part ii S5cre-
tary Hay in o.der to paeify Easiand2
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-01

sambo has still ano-her k.ok eoH'
ing. The senate has oace NOR fal Cd
-o confirm the nomination of Re 80
Volts negrO Crum.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-01
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Up north baseball has been con
verted into snoWbaIling.
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Harry Hawos has gotten out of the
way # the Folk log wagon by Wit
drawing from the guberratorial IA e
in Missouri.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-01
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Already the small boy is hunzine foT
The best swimming holes in the creek.
And he'll find 'em. too.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-01

The Japs have resumed their ferry
business on the Yalu.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-01

Wonder if Mr. Car1eg.e's hero fund
will include the fellow who lives in
the same house with his mother-1h-
law?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-01

1t is to your advantage to inves
tigate the visible writing UNDER
WOOD t,Iewriter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-01

It's much worse than we had any
idea it was. The Boston Tran~eIi9t
says il is "a cIimatologica! ca a.
clysm.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-01

Positions secured for stenograph-
ers. Stencgraphels for posi-
tons
UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER CO.,
Memphis, Tenn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-01

The baseball fellows needn't think
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-01

The season for open work hese is
here.
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Reno Local Trains Discontinued.

Commencing October l. trains Nos. 10 and
a. Reno locals running between san Fran
cisco and Reno, will be discontinued. num-
Der Of minor changes may also be made
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TRANSFORMERS Intervene.

Daniel McPhee, R. z. Norton and
twenty-four others. representing them
selves to be house owners and inter-
ested in the business of house moving,
yesterday, with Judge Murasky's per-
mission. filed a complaint in interven-
ton in the suit of the United Railroads
against d. j. Sullivan and other house,
movers. Their complaint is in line
with the defense and affidavit of the
house movers and asks the court to
decree that the United Railroads has
no right TO demand compensation for
the cutting of its wires when houses
are moved that houses may be moved
across the company's lines and pre-
scribing proper regulations for the
business.
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YOUNG MEDICO
WINS CLEVER
MISS MOFFAT

Another pretty maid hath surren-
dered TO Cupid-Miss Emma Moffat,
youngest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Moffat. who has promised to
wed DR.. Alfred Mclaughlin before the
coming OF the new year.
The exultant news was given out at
a tea" given by Mrs. A. NJ Sharp,
who had hidden a bevy of her friends
TO her new home on Vallejo street. And
It was glad news, because, forsooth, it
had lain unsupported in the hearts Of
the maid and her fiance these many
days.
Miss Moffat is a clever girl. who has
cared more for cultural work than for
butterfly pleasure. After having grad
uated from Miss Vests. she took a
degree at the University Of Califor-
MIA. Later she took a postgraduate
course. While at Berkeley Miss Moffat
was associated with the Kappa Kappa
Gamma sorority.
DR.. Mclaughlin ranks high among
the medical men Of San Francisco and
is overwhelmed with congratulations
upon his apparently sudden determine
ton to desert bachelorhood-
Claiming Auxiliary is again to the
ple-for such sof them as would know
something of what the world is doing
about them.
on October 5. at 1880 o'clock a. m.
Mrs. Louise Benson will begin series
OF ten lectures in the First Unitarian
parlors on topics social, political. eco
nomic. literary and scientific-all live
and of vital interest, as those who
heard similar talks last year will re-
member.
The fee for the entire course is 81 So
at which rate the classes promise TO
exceed those Of last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Won Jochumsen en-
tertafned at a musicale on Tuesday
evening in their new home at 406 Lo-
Gust street After supper interesting
contests were engaged in and first
p-izes were awarded to Mrs W. Dun
Ian. Attorney Robert Duke and Mr.. L.
Goodwin OF Vallejo for their clever
ness.
The engagement is announced Of
Miss Bertha Frances Burckhardt
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Burckhardt Of Portland, to j. c. Meus-
dorffer Of this city
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oAACSo NlOOOu
IN a yard-This is pure silk
IUC Taffeta Ribbon, 81 inches
Nv wide. 1t has a very lus-
trous finish and is just the thing
for pretty neck wear. 1t bows
nicely and will wash well. The
colors are cream, white, red,
brown, navy and light blue, pink
and black. Regularly I5c a yard.
This is a special for Friday only.
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Compound has brought TO home Sincerely yours Mrs MAE
WHARRY, Flat 81, The Norman, Milwaukee Wis"
Actual sterlity in
Mass whose
all wOuldbe expectant
ec0fn FORFEIT % t9E.A
han Med Co.. LynnAa
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The engagement is announced of
Miss Bertha Frances Burckhardt.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Burckhardt Of Portland, to j. c. Meus-
dorffer Of this city
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The Supreme Court yesterday denied
the appeal of Louise Mooser from the
Superior Court judgment distributing
the real property of the Henry Pichoir
estate to other heirs. The appellant
wanted the costs paid pro rata from
the real and personal property. The
courts are considering several other
points in the dispute over the estate.
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VETERAN ENDEAVORERS MEET. - The
Veteran Christian Endeavorers held a meet
ing last night at the West Side Christian
Church Bush street, between Scott and De-
visadero. The meeting was well attended and
speeches were made by many OF the prominent
members
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Picture Frames.

We have lots Of new things in picture
frames and hundreds of new patterns in
frame holdings recently selected at
Eastern factories, which we will be glad
TO show to any one interested in the beau
tiful patterns brought out this fall. San
born, Vail 6, Co, TAI Market street.
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Alleged Embez1ler Under Arrest.

n. Mendels a travelling salesman.
was arrested in Los Angeles yesterday
on Geographic request OF Chief Witt
man. He is accused Of felony embez-
Element by @. ". Reynolds, a whole
sale underwear merchant AT 597 Mis-
sion street. Reynolds says that he does
not know the extent of money misap-
propriated by Mendels, but is certain
that the sum is in the thousands The
prisoner viii be brought to this city
by Detective Coleman.
The United States leads all countries
as q consumer Of coffee
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POLICE JUDGE MOGAN DISCUSSES
CRIMINALS AND PRISON SYSTEMS
Believes That Penitentiares Should Not Be
Transformed Into Sanitariuns and Finds
Virtue in the Doctrine of Lonbroso

off the Hall of Justice while you are
up there
Hubert n. Ayres was employed as
water tender on the good steamship
City of Puebla when she arrived in
port the other day and when he came
ashore he took with him, packed
tightly in a valise, a number of the
ships towels. He expressed wonder
how they got where they were found
by a suspicious policeman, and to
Judge Mogan he Opined that he had
been made, the victim of some ingen-
ious but indiscreet practical joker.
Sentence next Tuesday.
Frank Murphy, owner of hay
yard on NinthSstreet, was arrested for
obstructing the thoroughfare and
pleaded that the only obstruction he
knew of was made by loose straws
which were blown by the wind from
his yard to the street. After the wags
In Judge Mogan's court had said
things about the last straw that
broke the laws back" "straws show
which way the wind blows ETC., his
Honor advised Mr.. Murphy to corral
his straw more closely and then dis
missed the case.
Charles Haro and Max Fox, walters,
their trade guild when Charles began
toying with a cue and the numbered
spheres on-a pool table. Some of his
shots were so bad as to elicit derisive
comment from Max, at which Charles
became so angered that he BACKED
one of Max's eyes with a left swing.
Judge Mogan dismissed the case be-
cause Max did not seem to be eager to
press his complaint.
Eighteen-year-old Louie Vertcou-
tere's father told Judge Mogan that
the lad is incorrigibly undutiful and
seemingly bent on leading an idle and
dissolute life When his rebellion
against parental restraint became I'M
endurable he was sent to naval
training-ship, but even the strict dis
cipline there failed to reform him and
since his return to shore he has stayed
away from his comfortable home and
associated with the depraved inmates
of a Stockton-street clearinghouse. He
will be sentenced to-day.
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DEAR Mrs. PIEKHAM:-I was married
for five years and gave birth to two pre-
mature children. After that l took
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Conn
pound, and it changed me from weak,
nervous woman to a strong, happy and
healthy wife within seven months. With
In two years lovely little girl was born,
who is the pride and joy of my household.
If every woman who is cured feels as
grateful and happy as do, you must
have host of friends, for every day 1
bless you for the light, health and happi-
ness Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable
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Hugo Morris, inspired by a strong
man act" he witnessed at vaudeville
theater, first partook of several drinks
Of strong waters and then hied him to
Montgomery avenue, where he sought
to emulate the performance of the
modern Samson at the theater. Halt
ing at the door of a pawnshop, he
picked up a heavy trunk with one
hand, reached up the other and took
three golden balls off their respective
hooks, and then he simultaneously
hoisted the trunk and juggled the
spheres, to the great admiration Of all
who behld him, until the pawnbroker
summoned a policeman and gave Hugo
into custody. The policeman respect
fully declined an invitation to allew
himself to be lifted into the patrol
wagon by Hugo's teeth.
'Twenty-four hours in the City
Prison" said Judge Mogan to Hugo;
land please don't try to lift the roof
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Boys Blouses


ar This is a new line
hC of Boys Russian
SO and large collar
Blouses; made of wash
able materials. Every
one of these Blouses sells
for soc and is worth a
great deal more than
that. They have just
been unpacked and are
unusually attractive in
their various patterns.
This is a special for Fri
day only.