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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-25

Christmas and New Year holiday
rates. Account Christmas and New
Year holidays the sale of round trip
tickets = hereby authorized % ter,
ritory specified herein, at the follow.
ing round trip rates and arrange
ments: Territory: Arkansas. al
points, Colorado, all points on ana
east of an imaainary line drawn north
and south through Denver, Colorado
SPRINGS, Pueblo, and Trinidad. Hi
nois, all points on and wast Of tn
Illinois Central railroad Chicaeo TO
Gibson Wabash railroad to Ii ch
field, Illinois Central railroad fitch-
fed to St. Louis and % Cairo aaa
Thebes III. Indian territory. al
points. Iowa, all points Kans4s. all
points. Louisiana, all points on tho
Cotton Belt route. Michigan. all
points in Michigan north and west
a Lake Michigan. Minnesota, all
points. Missouri. all points. Nebras
la, all points. North Dabosa, az
points on and east Of an imaginar,
lire drawn north and south through
Bismarck, Oklahoma Territory, !
points. sou.h Dakota. all point.
Tennessee. Memphis only. Texas all
points. Wisconsin, all points. Wyo.
ming, Cheyenne and all points east
thereof. Rate, one fare plus so cents
foc the round trip. Dates of sale.
December "A, 25 and 81, 1904, and
January l, 1905. Return limit, Janu.
Try 4, 1905.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-25
ST. L., !. M. & S.
SPECIAL RATES.

The Iron Mountain will sell home
seekers excursion tickets at rate CT
one fare plus two dollars for round
tip 10 points in Mexico, Texas and In
dian and Oklahoma territories. TICK.
cts on sale October 4 and IS and No.
yember ! and Is. also December & anc
n
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-25

will tie soId to St Louis September
IS. 1G. II and each Sunday, Monday
Tues lay, Wednesday and Thursday
thereafter until November so. Fina
init seven days. hut in no case later
han December ,.
s. N. DICKEY. Agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-25
LIMITED KNOWLEDGE.

Oh sneered the self,important
lawyer. who was cross-examininq.
YOU think you know It all, don't
you?"
Not quite. replied The witness.
For instance, / don't know how you
manage to secure an occasional eli,
ent."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-25

Na modest girl will sit on mans
lap unless She can hide her bushes
IL the dara.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-25

We have noticed that you will find
some mighty poor musicians in those
homes where ST. Geceha hangs above
the piano.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-25

international live stock exposition.
EChicaso, Ill, Noeymber 20 10 Deeen4-
Der 3. 1904. For the above occasion
the following round trip rates and ar
rargements are authorized 20 Chicago,
III: Rate. one fare plus So fer the
round trip. Dates of sale, November
%. - and Is. Return limit. Deceu-
,er 3, leaving Chicago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-25

Those who try 10 make the best of
every hiug generally get the best Of
everything.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-25
/ LIES! EES! PILES! PILES!
dHU VITI FINN f-uF VI
le most dainty. modern and

Dr. Williams lnal&1 Pile 0tntmeaf
VIII cure Blind. bleeding, uIeeratee
and Itching Piles. 1t absorbs the "a
nors. allays the itching at once, aet,
as poultiee, gives Instant feitef -
Williams Indian Pile Ointment Is pr.
pared onIy for Piles ard Itching Il b.
private rarts, and nothing else Ever
cox Is guaranteed Suld by druggist
sen; by mail for soc and 81 90 PEI bo4
Williams Mfg Co. Props, CleyelAn,
Ohio. For sale by ". l., DeWooay ane
company
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-25
COTTON BELT TIME CARD.


Effective 1901 a. N. july 31st, the
schedule of the St. Louis Southwest
ern train will be as follows:
North Bound.
No leave Pine Bluff at..=.l:25 p m,
No. leave Pine Bluff at ...t:o0a. M.
No. leave Pine Bluff log p. m.
No. 50 leave Pine Bluff at. - 80 .. N.
No AZ leave Pine Bluff at. = p.
South Bound.
No. / leave Pine Bluff at. III,
No 3 leave rine Bluf at 4.
No. Z leave r4ne Bluff al
NJ 81 arrives at. - :.
4 arrives at....e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-25

Filling the hands VIII uof 5 op th'
ache in the heart
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-25

Educating your conscience into elias
ticity viii not relieve YOU from guilt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-25

II is. perhaps. better u be i'll tn
soup than 10 be merely in hot water
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-25

a woman has an idea that somehow
the baby Will make ne'}ef man OF
IS father.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-25
Sa1gE62s 5sz7 + 4 RRs1lI

= Home Visitors Excursions. The
sale of round-.rip home visitors eXeaf.
lsion tickets is hereby authorized 10 ter
ffrory specified herein, the follow,
fing round trip rates and arranse-
1aents Territory-Iowa, all points;
wisconsin, all points; Nebraska all
points; Minnesota, all points; Nor}h
Dakota, all points; South Dakotao' al
points; Missouri, all points north oi
tk. St. I.ouis-Kansas City lines OF the
Missouri Pacific railway; Michigan,
all points in Michigan north and west
CT Lake Michigan. Rate, one fare plus
81 for the round trip. Dates of sale,
October II and - and November )
and % Return limit, thirty DAYS from
date Of sale. Stop-overs can be arrans-
ed fer at St. Louis and kaIsas 6!tE
under conditions regulating stopoyers
at these points.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-25

Winter t4a.i-t. sst es'ara9Ie
points The sale II .e1ad rip 4e
ter taaaist .5eksts to 0e8st=a. GaI5aaaa
SPRINGS aaJ Paea'Q j. hareby aa-
'',ertl@4 st f5t and Ha.J5 CONDITIONS
as fa1la4s aate. eighty pr cut =
double lie one way rate via route af
tiehet. Date af sale. NeteMa#r 10.
fae4 10 Apta 80 1905, inclusive r.
trim limit Jane 1, 1906 TRANSIT H.
i and stonovers, tickets viii he linz
tied 10 continuous passage ia each
direction. except that slep.oyers Will
BE- allowed at and beyond he first
Colorado common pair eTffniaaa e
Denver, ineIusive) on route within
final limit return trip 10 be cantinu-
oHs naseaee con moncns on lat Of
execution.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-25
Guarantee Bond af1c}
Eg7VeS eStrr7ent co.
~ttpitai Stock 65O.O00
@9bRerht6 a"d paid Op 80 %208nD
sssYe E4aa #Janr 80 y ~. 80, -, 8s+4s
A->ttl)itSii SIT o&<
Sla,4E& -
@ls(a RtG ka9
35NGH1l 4srlEEs ~ plne g.
aabRcgineo astf paid Up
esee4e E4ata Ian, sc 4

ih' t.rJarf property, q
. an ar le faass
* prcht Jts
a2eta507 H expense q 3ag
a4" " - ssafaate Its hed unlimited
aa dt . up,ndtfy (
&f" 'f 4Hfs 3fe what geress
1s}
A}s' a
- 5a.e@ ata FfJraI atfan 5feeffaIy siyeo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-25

Account Christmas and Nv f1af
holidays the sale Of round trip tieke.s
hereby authorized to terri ory spec
ifed herein at The following round
trip rates and arran2omenls. .ferri-
tory: Celraao all points on aad
ast of an IMAGINARY line drawn nor Il
and south through Denver. Colorado
Springs. Pueblo and Trinidad. HI
nois. all points on and west of the
Illinois Central railroad Chicago to
Gibson. Wabash railroad Gibson 70
l.itehfieIf. Illinois Central railroad
I5.ehtieI4 to St Louis Iowa, al
points Kansas, all poin5s Niehi23n,
:. points in Michigan north and W
oi Lake Michigan Missouri, al pain $
north of lire drawn from. St.=EeHis
to Kansas Ciy via rha Missouri Pact.
il s.. Loai- 10 Laoa1ie thsnee fh5
r. |. and P. railway Laha1ie : Kan
sas. including 81 Louis and Kansas
CEty. Nebraska. all points Narth
rakora all points on and east Of an
IMAGINARY line draw north and =eash
through Bismarck Sozth bakp 4,
all points N.tscons.n II, Al faiass.
Wyomiag Cheyenne and al Feia.s
east thereof. Rate oae la. F.a5 s.
for lie. eafsna trip rates y
cemJer 10. 81 - ana 70 Huu4
iMit thirty lays lraH 8af ri ~ss.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-25
Coach Excursion,

Round-trip coach excursion tickets
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COME HERE
FROM EAST
". ?. PHILLIPS SAYS SALMON
FISHING ON PUGET SOUND IS
ATTRACTING BpoRTsMEk
FROM ATLANTIC COAST

Reports arriving tn the city from
the different uArta 81 the state show
that the prospects fof fail uahIns
aud hunting we're never better than
al the present time
la regard o. fishing " D. phil
lipH III Cnmhuehu editor 81 the
Pacific Sportsman HnyH
"Pusel Sound affords the best sal
mon fishing with "a rod Of any place
In the United states. Cor the reason
that mufH fHh can boz caught aud AZ
a smaller expense Anglers from
the Fast ate unW beginning to rec
Hgulte thIs and Inquiries are COM
Ing in daily from parties Who here
tufufc have sought the AIly aal=
mon among The streams ag northern
Maine aud Nova Scotia Although
II mas aeem strange Eastern sports.
men. Who Hsrb recreation among
the those streams. DO 30 "a five
times the expense necessary for a
Trip tH thIH coast For go ono can
come ali the way from NeH YORK
"a huH Eastern coast gIIF. b. Puget
Sound aud Nll ene beaf aud one
deer besides eHttInr iu rHnd fah
ms trip. and be back again lie a
little uKeF month The slmon Ia
PuEri SQUAD. Whea handled riEhf
afford aH EamY a fEbt e. ln aaY
country
An aus wants Ia "a i5#amrr nuIe
about 2 feaf lone and he nlu have
plenty uf chances f1f 20 o. 40
minute fight
Reports regarding the ITnut fIah
iuE at IHHeK aFe excellent between
NY All August lg af fsIa year
there uaHa - HIuEHaHaf tfuHf
caught Tho nah Ye-e .HHrht With
a hafa-HIEHH TY masf af aHlth wefH
sound 90 a $50 4 hnut Tfs tfeHf
ran fHam "a - ga pounds m
weight seven ~ then weighed
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slwAsHGs BEHIND UNTIL rHe
NINTH INNING WHEN THREE
INDIANS SCORED
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
standing Of the Clubs.

Yesterday same afforded 8uoth
er sensational finish. when the ST.
washes. In the last inning. pounded
out three runs aud Won che day by
the score of to q. When che locals
went - the bat for the last time
the score stood 20 In favor OF
Oakland and things looked blue
Smith started the FUN with "a hiI 70
right and Russ Hall sent a slow one
90 fraucka. Who could not get II 90
first In time % shut Rusty eff
farke Wilson then came 90 the bat
and lammcd out a thrive basker
along the rishf field foul line and
two runs wrre In
Shields put the finishing touHhes
ON the pie when he tapped "a ut 10
short center Shields pitched a
Euod game Errors an the part 90
frlsk who muffad tive files Iu tho
same inning and another miaiHaE.
meut hy Smith in right In addition
90 a bad tumble by uiankfuaHIr
were in a great measure respun IhIe
Tor Oakland eettiuE her alV runs
Graham pitched q eood same uH 90
the last inning Score.
Seattle - q e @ @ 81
Oakland 80 o 4 % o d o @ a@6
batteries Shields and Wilson
Graham and HYfnc
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Teaihofwelrht olam Tommy Kans
ufaluat George Brown Harry burns
AGAINST Al smith Lightweight
charlie Ward against Fred liuHh
Prank CufatrnH against Dan Hrfib#
uff WalIrfwrIfhU Jimmy Mnr
ray against York Gleason liaft
CLARK against sam OHflen Mid
dIaWrIFuiH Hugh Emmett against
Dick Lane. Tony atohruH against
George aeatou heavyweight
ghet brown against Mike Butler.
Dan Norton against Jack CorrIgau.
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o,erb. @ over 4 aud over 3 pounds
apiece
THE season viii be O. good enc
Tor ducks also From all ul The dIH
tflftH whore they have been breed
ms enmr reports that there ARE moro
this year than FOR many aeaHouH
pHHt
I'm tho Cascade reEInuH. whore
tho large game abide. the gantH are
60 he seen In great numherH Other
game. such as bear aud dcef have
also been seen lea the country
around Indies aud Monte CriHta."
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FlfTsHTHG IA Just haN much
barney ureHfuas paid f1f che o.
lease % Watt lee l. unknown ta
the public bHf Do Ia asserted that
che price vas between fAeHa and
81 TO ureyfuEs makes M bones
over the fat that be considers taa
the best boE artist In fhs American
league Certain it Is thar lat sra
Hun the hnY vas az a disadfantaFr
with such an aggregation s. thr
Washington team behind him
Whether b. viii live up % the rep
utaftuu manufactured FOR him by
the king pin ~ the National league
remains 20 BE- seen. re Wiii have
the benefit 81 champion team haD {
90 him and that means much Co a
pitcher who has been used "a a tail
puHer
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AMATEURS UP NEXT

The Athouian Athletic club will
hold ita next monthly amateur box
inR contest AT Gormauia hall on fri.
dHy evening. August 20. Returns
Of the big fIEht iu san Francisco
between Ioffrlea and Muuroe Will
bp received at the ring side IN al
ditiau % the usual program
The following entries are on the
BIN for that night bantam class
SAMMY baum against Frank Tally.
Charlie White against Harry Mason
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How Thin

We offer Oua Hundred naIiHfa IL
HHfd faf any case - iHfHHfh that
cannot be cured bf Halls tatatfh
cute
b. ] CHENEY a co Taiedu -
NO the uHHsfatHHrd have known ?
7 cheney fur tire Last D. #HafH. end
hHHIuUaH transactions nud financially
HHIF fu FaHrf UHt any obiiE aILHuH made
- hIH finn
WAtpfNu KtWNAN q MARVIN.
MHHisHHIr lHHHHHIH.H HHHUiu. %
sII.IIH UHHTfH HHT. IH fHB#u inter
uHfIE HHfHH directly upHH fHH blood
HHH mucous surfaces uf fHH #|HfHH
Testimonials cent fTff Prize tD pr
HHfII. Sold bF all HHHHIHHa
Fake Halle Family riIa fHf fHuHtt=
patton
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FOR Sf0.800 STAKES

SARATOGA. ~ Y Aug 81 En-
tries for United States Hotel $4,000
stakes are
siEllrht 1T Veto. 12t. Jack
Lory. Sparkling star. merry LARK.
i.2 nlndailpn. Aeronhut Austin
Allen Amber Jack 1t. Mild Mont
WaaHahaw. ~
The Saratoga cup u SO aaa. milo
end six fHriauEs Major danger
held CauEhHHwaEa TT. AffIkan.
der. The Picket. isa. Grey Frlar.
1923. ort Wells. ll3. Hsldame. los.
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TAc0HA }. FRISCO 2

Sax FRANCISCO. AuF sa Two
BAD throws cost the san FnuHI#eo
tear, FHsfrrday.H rame Ta6uma
tied che score IN the fourth Inning
and in the eighth obtained The eIu-
ninE ran on Mid throws BY Gdsh-
nauer and Irwin. Score
Tacoma 20 o o g o I o.
Frisco "a o q o o o % % O. .
Batteries Fitzgerald and Hogan
Knell and Gordon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-20
TAcOhA TENNIS

TACOMA. Aug 20-A hirh uIud
iuterfersd somewhat with the pay
ers Ia the tennis tournament here
Yesterday One ~ the best matches
vas that between Hlekker ana Zen
ham and Hewitt and Vaeth The
former two won The last match
took = games - decide #. the score
being y 90 TO- g shannon. ~ Sc
attic. vas defeated by Hilton by the
score % So. ca.
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NATIONALS SUED

BUTTE. Mont. Aug 20 The
Butte Baseball association has filed
mil FOR damages against the Na.
touai Association 81 Baseball
Leagues for the sum ~ 81 a81 on
account % sEsl Roach. who jumped
the Butte team Tor the Portland
club
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PORTLAND WON

PORTLAND. Aug % Both
pitchers were bic without mercy
yesterday in the FaHH between
Portland and les AuHHiHa HE
fielding 90 both teams sas poor Ia
the faaHIH the visitors went CD
pieces Attendance IHaa SCORE
Portland % o ; = q III
Ius Abs 10 o UI 30 o. g
uattsfIea Roach anH streimau
Haii and sp.es tmu.fes. Mccarthy
and Mcdonald
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EIGHT MEN TO PLAY

NEWPORT Aug % The single
tennis championship Tor America
now lies among eight men To-day
Harmed and Wright ulll play Lar
ned r. faynrIfe. Ward. after Die
brilliant victory yesterday. h or.
peHted To- win over Alexander.
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GAMES POSTPONED

ST LOUIS Aug 20 olympic s.
N 6 A. track and field games were
nrain postponed yesterday on nc-
count Of rain Weather permitting
they will be held today
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nthe World of Sports
rsr AMERICAN LEAGUE,
standing Of the Clubs.

At pUsfoN 81 Louis g. Boo
ton
At PHILADELPHIA cleveland.
g. Philadelphia O.
AT WASHINGTON Detroit O.
Washington.
At NEW YORK Sew York. G.
Chicago. 1.
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II. any evening, your copy ~ rhs
Star bHa mot arrives AZ G Un "a clock.
telephone Sunset. Main l6.n. ar iu.
dependent isaA any time between
Zoo end .01#Hu1 copy Will be sem
you at once. b. special mrasaHEer.
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SEATTLE BOY WON

ST. LOUIS. Aug 20 ElWoad Sc.
Claim. 81 the Seattle y. n e. A.
lymnastlc team. won first place iu
tho horizontal bar contest yesterday
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h. cure IbsumafiHm asthma. -
mrrh. stomach. kidney liver tg#
male weaIuraa and an private de
eases call aud see ibis HandffiHI
Chinese medicine Have q tHIh Win
lie Wo before giving up your raHe
a. hopeless CuuHHilafioa PRIZE
gi0ts WAsUlEGTUN STREET.
SEATTLE
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Go 10 Spinning for bicycle re-
p1Iu. sss
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rsE NATIONAL LEAGUE
Standing o. the Clubs.

At NEW YORK ptUbHfa 8
New 1nft.
PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE.
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At BUTTE Butte 10 uaIse &
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-20
Ho Wo Chinese Medicine Co

Cure ali chronic
dlHra 81 msH
and women with
out alton
Cured Is power
mIChInfs roots
herbs haHkH bud
and table,
fhrHr wonderful
#ffmrdl
have cured hun
dreda Of cases
that have beet.
given 10 die
Ne GUAuANTE
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-14

Society stationery in all varie-
ties at Mayo & Viewers drug
store.
Pure home made Ribbon cane
molasses. Try a gallon. w r.
Nc Manus. 1t
We regret to note the illness Of
Mrs. Newman Cayce at her home
in this city.
Begin the new year with a new
ledger. Mayo & Weaver can sup
ply you.
Pure Home made Ribbon cane
molasses. Try a gallon. w. r.
McManus.
We are the wholesale and retail
headquarters for school books.
Mayo & Weaver.
Try a cent bag of horehOund
cough drops and stop that hack.
Johnston & Game.
Day books, memorandum and
blank books of all kinds at Mayo
a Weaver drug store.
Miss Ella Lou Terry will be in
Franklin Academy after Monday,
to assist in the 9TH grade work.
Stationery supplies, inks, etc,
in quarts and lesser quantities at
Mayo and Viewers drug store.
A delightful cough drop-old
Homestead HOrehound Drops
at Johnston & Gaines.
Mrs. George Tunnel and Miss
Mabel Long are the guests of
Miss Hattie McClanahan in this
city.
Mr.. G. r. Cox and Miss Annie
Cox returned Friday from a
pleasant visit to relatives in In
dianola.
Our horehOund drops are not
bitter like the old fashi oned
cough drops. 5 cent bags at
Johnston & Gaines.
Mr.. L. M. holland returned to
Kola Wednesday after a pleas
ant visit to friends and relatives
in this city.
Miss Ida Silberberg is expect
ed tomorrow from Memphis
where she has been for the past
week the guest of relatives.
Mrs. S. @. Maer has sold her
property on 9Th avenue and 8th
Street North to Mrs. Lula Ellis.
The property has been occupied
by Mr. and Mrs. Skinner who
will remain in possession until
Sept. 1st when Mrs. Ellis will
take charge.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-14

The big clearance sale adVer-
tised at the Woman's Store last
week brought out many shop
pers and the store was almost
as crowded with customers as at
any time during the holiday rush.
All of which goes to prove our
oft-repeated statements, that it
pays to ADVERTISE Mr.. Leigh
has a change of adj. In this issue,
and announces a good bye sale of
all winter goods. Some great
bargains were advertised last
week, but in order to move the
balance of their winter stock they
quote this morning still further
reductions and propose to make
this weeks offerings even more
attractive than last. Don t fail to
visit their store this week, il will
be your last chance at these bar
gains.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-14

an orator, a statesman and a
statistician. Like the rise and
fall of the oceans tide, the en-
raptured interest and attention
of his sympathetic audience rose
and fell as he proceeded with his
eloquent discourse, dealing with
the achievements and victories
of the American navy. Possess
ing a handsome face and grace
full figure, there is no wonder he
has become the idolof the gentler
sex throughout the country. At
the same time he is gifted ora
tor. with mind full of profound
thought and historical informa-
ton. He handles his subject
superbly and his lecture was en-
joyed and appreciated by the
large gathering of men in the
audience as well as the women,
who were specially attracted by
his polished manners and elo-
quent oratory. His lecture was
literary gem, and his hearers
were held in apt attention from
the beginning to the end.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-14
Edmonds PrOWelI.

A marriage of much surprise
to their many friends here oc-
Cured at the residence of
Mr.. John Edmonds Wednesday
night when Miss Matte Ed
monds and Mr.. Jim Prowell were
welded. The young people are
well known here, Miss Edmonds
being a charming young lady
with a wide circle of friends,
while the groom is the son of
Captain w. B. Prowell, a promi-
nent planter of this section, and
a young man of sterling worth.
After the ceremony which was
performed by Rev. A. J. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. PrOwell returned
to the home of Captain Prowell
where they will in the future re-
side.
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Cant. Hobson's Lecture.

The College Chapel of the I. I.
& c., was filed on last Friday
night with select and enthusi-
astic audience to pay their re-
spects to Capt. Richmond Pear
son Hobson, a nations hero.
He arrived over the Southern
Railway in the afternoon from
Birmingham, where he delivered
his lecture the evening before.
In that city he was a guest of
the Confederate Association, who
had arranged a large banquet in
his honor.
Capt. Hobson s superb person
atty makes him an ideal hero,
and his sentimental worshipers
were agreeably disappointed
when they realized that the faced
a man who was at once a hero,
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Business Mems Meeting.

At the business mems meeting
Tuesday night a decided move
ment was begun looking to the
advancement of the city's inter-
ests and prom citing enterprise
and immigration. Addresses
were made by Hon. Tom Rich
ardson and Mr.. Geo. III. Smith,
of New Orleans, who advised the
organization of a hustling bust
ness league, stating that manu-
facturers seeking locations pre-
ferred placing their establish
ments in cities where there were
well organized commercial clubs.
A fund was at once started
for advertising purposes. which
was literally contributed to by
the business men present. The
following com mittee was appoint
ed tosolicitfurther subscriptions
Messrs. Joseph Donoghue, E. G.
Chapman, Walter Weaver and
j. T. Senter.
There will bea meeting Tues
day night, at which time a per-
manent organization will be eff
fected.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-14

The following officers were in
stalled by the order of Maccabees
at their meeting on last Wednes-
day night: w. P. Game, Com. !;
S. B. Schwab. r. K; H. L. Bow
lin, Fin. K; GO. Trull, Chaplain;
W. G. Brewer, Physician; i. A.
Eggleston, Jr.. Sergeant, G. A.
Eubanks. Master of Arms; G. A.
Wakefield, I'd NJ. of @.
Mr.. James Stockard, father of
DIR. r. r. Stockard, of Columbus,
died in Atlanta, Ga, Monday
morning. The funeral took
place Tuesday. and was attend
ed by DR.. Stackard and Miss
Annie Stockard.
Ladies are welcomed and pro
vided for in my oyster parlor on
North Market street. Oysters
are great after the show luxury.
Gail ana try them.
10-25-tf. p. GERAUD.
DR.. J. M. Mccullough left yes
terday for Gulfport, Miss. where
he will be for several days look
ing after his business interest in
that city.
If you are in doubt when kiss
is pure and sweet, settle the
question by trying Dixie Kisses,
the purest and sweetest eyer.
Sold only at Irion & Nelson's. 1t
We dump hundred pounds of
horehound cough drops in our
window every few days. This
shows how we sell them. John
ston & Game.