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CuttInE . Corn KIN, Her A. %.

LOUISVILLE. KY, March 27.AMrs. Connie
Humphrey Il dead at Milton, Ky. at the age
Of % years. Sho was well and wonderfully
preserved whom sho trimmfd a corn- Blood
poisoning and death followed. She was
apolis.
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ACcrsED OF rMCHINa 0IRLS.
Magistrate Crane Promises Man Al the
Punishment lie Z an Give ..

Punishment lie an Give. ...
Charlos Mahon, a young man who lives
at 1852 East Forty-frst street, was aTraigned
In the Yorky'h police court yesterday
on a charge Of annoying girls AID young
women on Second avenue On Sunday morn
ing.
Did you pinch this young woman 3
arm'' Magistrate Crane asked him.
1t wasn't my arm he pinched > inter-
rupted Miss Margaret Conway OF 7li East
Thirty-sc oCnc street, the complainant
de pincaod me on tho lower extremity
i nan nv Veg
Tho complainant faid she oaw him pinch
several young girls beforc he Appraaolied
her. 49, -
'IouA get all tlc punisimlout I can
give you eaid the NaEistrat, 10 de youn p
man as 70 held him for further eramination
to-day.I
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NAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND, &C. tx
CTfprr IRA NgpACITIC

CEPT TRANSPACiFic,
Hadg CeEeepf JaD,dtcd ard BGhdnd0 are for
rsdrdfd danV 10 porfs nf sailing The CONNECTING
Gsa6I dose al ne GsAerai PoH oTes, AeU fork, a.
TollOthf,
Wednesday and Saturday, (Allo from New
YORK, Thursday and Saturdays Hbovel
MEXICO CITY, overland a. ! 70 p ~ and 100 -
2. y. dsIy. sTsePy Sunday: sunday At 100
NEWFOT-NDLAND leNcept Parcels Post Mails
via North Sydney a. p. n. Monday, Wednes
day and Saturday taso occasionally from
New YORK and phAdelphia-see above.
MIoUEIlON, via Boston and HelfAI, a. 30 p NJ
even other sunday March .. April and
JAAi1fcE. via Boston, At 100 p. ~ Tuesday. via
Philadelphia a. iOa9O p. " wednesday. also
from New York on Saturday-See Aboyel
BAHAMAS (eIcept Parcels Post Malls VIA Miami
Florida. a. itSO 4. N. Monday Wednesday
and Saturday. ALSO from New iork-see
BRTTfSH HONDURAS, HONDURAS East cossu
and GUATEMALA, VIA New Orleans, 81 5000
p. ". Monday West Coast Of Honduras Il
dispatched from New YORK VIA Panama-ses
abovel
COSTA RIGA. via New Orleans, at 5000 p. ~
NICARAGUA CEAs, COAST. via New Orleans at
1860 p. NJ. Wednesday. tWest Coast Of
Nicaragua IL despatched from New YORK VIA
PANAIA and CANAL. ZONE. via New orleans
AZ 1000 p. N. sunday amer 1000 =. n. sun
day and until sailing Of New YORK steamer.
mail for Panama and Canal Zone Is held Tor
the New York steGmeT-see Abovel
Unregistered NAIL for overland Dispatches
closes a. 600 p. ~. previous day.
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Regular and Supplementary mails close a. POT.
90 Siaiton leoTnss o. w. A ,, ,n SssSe
(eIcept that Supplementary Mails for Europe and
Central America, via Colon. close one hour latel
A. Fonrfan gfaftonl.
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ROsr OFFICE
Posi- OFFICE NOTICE

eesv,a b. P Psaa O bAiLS iGS b. 81 Interested a.
chahfes may occur q. any tmel
rofyiFn mails Tor The Wcek ending April !. is11.
Win c.oss PRohPTLH q AZ sssssl a ne Genera
CELs PdST NAILS close oRs hour sddsr thAa
olosing time shown eclQE. Parcels PosI mails foi
BafbaFossa: and Apn per steamship katllf
Wilhelm der 0ruast.
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MEDICAL.

QUICKEST PERMANENT CURE IN diseases
o. men; dangerous cases solicited. relief a. once
thote deslrng only mt class scientific treatment
enould eau, The leading specialist, Or, BONSCHlR
Ne. lei Wet 1lst -. Hour 9.S, 60. sundays i0.i2
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR IT.
AoNeIt1suenu Tor The sun and Evening Sun
- - ~ ~ eny American District hessenrd
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nAILROADA
PENNSYLVANIA
A1LR OAD.

E6VVOIIVHIvIH
RAlLR DAD.
me ONLY IOUH-THACk L1hE LEADING
STATIONS f SST % y we fc 49fSJy Third
STREET AND DESBROSSRS AND
CORrLANDT STREETS 49,, -,
hs ls.sg s@s ,S@ n;ssr 49, t ssd S GSI
below Tor twenty .shiTd ssTcss station.
FOB TIN MESI'
.iSas 4. x. The PtESSsYtviSiA LIMITED
.lMPu.H cffH sg e : Hs 81 0LoUIs EXPRESS.
.lal 2. q. CHICAGO LiHiTkp,
:sssEa. TME;s TqEis EkSSPPBsE Essss
.5ssP. q. BA,ccJIRRic ET TX REeSsSSc,NSArI EXP.
'oSs ,. y. PTTTsBURo sPLslALs
HAsHINGTON AND TIE SoU ~ ,.,.,s
-dSnSfesslohn Liinitsd1. 'j1S. 't7s. .tss. s3s.
p M iiaC - 9s g s11asy ~ mSss s ' !sss
't5s, .t.sS. Sis ?. M, ii:lo night. ,.,o
SOUTHERN RAILWAY -l15S 119 ~ ?, m 70 y; "a
q. N. daily Southems rAlm L'nneu'
AfLR Il TfSt c GA LINE.-s7s :. m and as
daily. New York and Florida Special 1lo
sElBsoARD AIR IisR.-i97s p. m and ll:lo q. m
daily. -SeaboArd FLORIDA Limited lzzs D. M
SoRFoLK 4 WESTERN RAILWAY .-s2s p. m.
CHESAPEAKE 4 OHIO. RAILwAY.-7SS a. M
EOH OLD fOlNI AOAFOhl AL ahC'sA SHiA'
7b5 q m. week days, SIS p. N. daily,
ATLANTIC CITY.-es5 q. m. and 2:SS p. m week
days. Sundays, 'f-SS a. m.
CAPE AAY.-i1ks p. m. week days.
LONG BRANCH, GSBURY PARK North Asbury
Park SundAys. and Point Pleasant, ~ q m
il1s, Sas, as p. m. and 1910 Night week DAYS
sundays 1910, Gas q m and as p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. $3.50
eos 7zS s16S. as. 955 as, 'fe1S, 'gas, no -
'iosS. IFS a m, ,l7aSS, IS. zlo ?sS as IA
415 'l:7s. 'tBs ass for North Philadelphia only
'SSs. as. 7Ss So, 9zs ts5S for North Pnhsdsi-
6os. '78 IszI. 's.sS ''psS, sSs .fio.H. .loS6
= m, .l7ss, 'i:8, '57S, sbl; ~, c,a1S ,ei
IS, SIS Op5S foT North PhrSdeip only p m,
t1.tO night
sDtning car. fEGtra fare train.
Ticket Ofhora Nos. ell 1851 us and lol BroadWty,
i67 Fifth avenue (below sd st.; 7e Frth avenue
corner z9th st.: Aston House, and stations
named above: Brooklyn, Court street. so FULTON
street - broadway, and Pennsylvania Anne
station. Tue New York Transfer Company will
call for and check baggage from hoieh and resi-
deuces through 20 destination.
Telephone -S4s Chelsea for PennsyivGniA Railroad
Cab Service. -
W. W. ATrERBURY. J. r. WOOD.
Generai Manager PAss'T frame Manager.
GEO. ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
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A wonderful climate and q magnificent hotel
probably the best equipped Winter hotel In the
world. Golf links Indoor tennis court, squash
court palm gardens, quarter OF mile OF palm
deoked sun parloH and promenade, hydrotheu
peutic water cuTe baths
The sleeping accommodations consist OF 100
handsomely furnished bedrooms, one half en- suite
with private baths. All with steam heat and open
wood nrcs. The cuisine and service equal those OF
the celebrated restaurants Of New YORK and Para
y. BERRY, n.,.....
Il z, EDRR, ahetot'
n. Y. once, 3u Fifth av. Telephone. 1O7o Mad 50
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NoTICE.-Five cents pr half ounce a. d6efaoa %
~ regular poa90s. must be prepaid on ~ lettsIS
forwarded BY the SUPPLEMENTARY NALL
and Letters deposited In the drops marked
sLEftsrs for ForceH Counfrtsi.- eftsr the
CLOSING OF THE REGULAR NAIL for
deIpateh By q particular vessel. VIII not be 90
forwarded unloss such additional portage 10
T,.uv pTFD4td thereon by STAMPS. supple
inentAry Trans Atlantic Malls are alEo opened
on the piers OF the AMERICAN. EN0I .tSH
and FRENCH steamers. wherever the sAillngs
ocyYuT AZ eO0 4. n. or later: Had late mall may
be deposited In the mail boXeS on the pten OF
the German Lt1ss sainF from Hoboken. The
msns on the piers open one hour and halt
before sailing time and s'lose ten minutes
het1re s4illnF time. Only REGULAR postage
do1tera S cents a half ounce u required on
articles mailed on the piers Of the ARlsrfedH,
W6ff1 SIaF and German tSeA POST steamers
double postage dstters 10 cents half ounce
on other lines.
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BALTIMORE { ONO RAILROAD,


pAuy IL. New Yorf cty' south fsrTy. IisSIty 3,
Chicago. IittabuTG. .t3lO Mt i7it nj. SissnsT
ChieeEo, Colum hus.. q - am. 100 min. Dinsr
IltiaelrE. Clsyelsad ny pm. tnop.m. Hm'd
'.fhtaourHi .imfed".. 6N pm. ion nm Rui,t
Clucinuatl g. Loulttl:l0 ht t7is NJ Sieepsf,
ClnclnnatL 81 Lest. - am. 100 am TingT
Ctnrtnnatt ~. leah. AS pm. edo Pm iinfr
omosa. 81, ~, 100 broadway, Iator Houst.
20 Greenwich ~ - uuion square W.. 0i Orand
u - lgiioa 81. nroohiyh; S0vth 'Fofry
NtN.eNN a.. -
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COTTAGES FOR RENT.
NYcHAERE SFASnnpE cnrIAGn,

CAPE COD tHarvioh. naasJ: rented oompistsly
= 6 silsuisi. .K1fE ~ Esss 3D.. =. 30 p =
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HOUSE,


Atlantic City, y. j.
STONE IRON AND SLATE CONSTRUCTION.
Claims preemlnenJc for its location, construc.
ton. Convenicnccs and best New YORK patronage
Whole Block on Ocean. Music throughout year.
Sea water Ia all baths. Ice water and phones 10
rooms Capacity coo. Coli. Booklet. owner
ship Mana cement JOSIAH WHITE a SONS.
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TRAVELLERS IMPORTATION.
HOTEL and RESORT BOoklets Gratts.
\, ~ OFFICE Park Piaoa. Tel 6lS0 Cortis,r

HoTEI shd RESoR ff'RS ootiE,t,ii Sr,..
n. r. OFFICE Park Place, Tel 1850 Oortlaadt
att..tt. ntt,, Nj. 800 Ooesn View
Nuahuo Olly Rooms, Sea Water Baths Ch0leea
BaItlmsrR I'd; ~; tis9 and ~. u.t.I go,
oaiumeIe p. 4. O'Connor,Mgr Hotoi HoAQon
ao.tn, Mass. Back Bay, A. p. ~, v.-...-
oVStVh Conveniently located. H0tol Vohu0me
NswOrIsaaS n fir.pSo3f New ST. chSrISsH,tsl
Dresden HiSOs ys Ts' .sse 90 Hotel Bellevue
Devere Hotel, Facing Remington
Iouuou Palace I'M 100 rooms. A.P % % up
sEsn.,,rtc,, Prince OF Walst, De Vere Gardens
49, sum ptuouS ~ cono mica. A. p 81 Gup
Hotel0 IiToAdWalk oteL DeVere0aTdsns
High class, en- pension A. y. ~ Up.
HlbIes C. q. Torenun0. u.e.i 49,.
"-F'N PTuprtftura NeaN NNNaW
Paris France. q a. npsv. Natal p'lsn,
par's UP .to-date. Ittts. OPP utt. 50. Jamet
as Tuileries Mod. terms. NUS Altany.
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nAnRoADa

X Al - ~ ETosesSE g - ~, we, e
=, "a sl = SH e s.! 8 ssISS :9a
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NAILS FoR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA
WEST INtJIRS &C

WEpNEgDAY cg.-MsA ~ for BERMUDA
gS steamship Trinidad; a. o A. ~ i sl,S.
ssn s,so S S 5 R4 tS' gss'T PANS nt
% 4 Mj for fSAGUi. HAITI. SAM
bhkBE3TA iPe psoi F B6Sfo s SsP sis
SP rde @r tSr 81 N a. l PEI. sSe Ps
driAD: At II a. ~ for HAITI, per stsanshi p
Prns when III tRail for eaPT FL HAL ~, Pog
9ylsnA mS., Be drsSt, Pfr 1ssA7sh5p Pr PTni
quay and PARAGUAY. per steamship GnulA
BShTT- h e 1 fs iSb i SBa b Ssn9iNlc NJ
PUBLIC, per steamship Seminole.
THURSDAY 90 Ate A. N. for 'BA. YCCATAN
and CAMPBCHE per steamship Monterey
Tees l = per steamship MolisTsy1: Al 1851 4.
n. for ARGENTINE, URCGJAI and PARA.
HExico. per steamship MstSnIAs VIA Tamplco
oman must Be directed per steamship Matan
and nd 'WRINbSkRD ISLANDS and GUIANA
sss n Taa nA1 sSa %A vhe or me 5.
directed per steamship AanoGI; a. P. ~
iof PORTO PLATA per steamship Vera from
FRIDAY csr.-As go 4, y, tsupplsnsntsrT 1870
AoNDuRAs tsTcept Rsst COAST SALVADOR.
PANAMA. CANAL ZONE CAVCA DEPART
soI,r VA and Chill per steamship RiAh e. via
colon mail for Guatemala must be directed per
;s rs 5 io4 BihlG bsT sssS@ssS
Yucatan tnAn for Santiago must be directed
per steamship Yuratan0,
SATURDAY (D.-At $50 A. ". ttupplem entAry
$50 A. Ny for PORTO RICO, CURACAO and
VENEZUELA. per steamship CaTAcas mail for
Colombia. via Curacao. must be directed
-per steamship Caracas1; a. $50 A n Sup
Elementary 1000 A. NJ for FORTUNE ISL.
AND, JAMAICA and COLOMBIA. except
Cauca and AagdAlenA Departments. per steam
ship SibiriA mail for Costa Hca, via Limon.
must be directed PER steamship SibirtA ,; AZ
10 4 n for CUBA. PET steamship Moro
Castle via Havana; AZ 10 A. N. for GRENADA,
TRINIDAD, ST. VINCENT and GUIANA. per
eteaTnship AAravAl; A. 1880 p. NJ. for CUBA
prT steAunship OindA, via AatanLas mail muat
be directed per SteAmship OlindAD.
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LAKEWOOD

Among the pines Of New Jersey; fashionable ana
hoathtul winter and spring resort
THE LAUHEI. HOINE
A. J. MURPHY, AanaEef
THE LAUREL-IN-TdE-PINEa
FRANK ?. SHUTE, MANAGER
Reached BY New Jersey Central Railroad
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-23
IN THE COURTS.
+ + + + + + + + + + + + +
Warranty Deeds.

!. o. Rre]and to j. f. Simmone
1.2 ne IA and 10 Sc IA section
&c; W 1.2 section II; ne Ia sectia,
q, all in township 3 range II. blo"l
26 part block 25, Redfie1d, Ark, -
coo.
Henry Marx and wife to Ben Daily
lands in NV IA Sc IA section 4
township 4, range II, west. $500
l.. w Clement and wife to L. Roth
n 10 10 NV Ia section 3. - So
IA ne II section 4, township 6, rane'
8. s676.
Guy L. Spellman to l.. W. Clement
n 10 - NV IA section 3. n l.:
Sc IA ne section 4, township 6, rang:
S, 81.
Brack Hawkin and wife to Jo'
Lattins: ne corner ne IA SIX section
1863, SIS.
Lincoln Realty company to j. II
Fort; let's 81. 80 and SO. block !
Jean addition, sS5.
J. O Harrison to Webster Harri !;
lot -, block SO. Dexter Harding's al
dition, $3.50.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-23
USED PE-RU-NA IN HIS FAMILY.

have used Peruna my family atterins
results.
"1 recommend your valuable remedy efficient
remedy for coughs, colds catarrh.-Col.
Corps, G. J. Porter
No remedy devised has unstined
eulogy from renowned statesmen and military
a Peruna.
We have file thousands of testimonials like given
above We readers only glimpse vast
array of endorsements Dr. Hartman is receiving
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-23
CURE FOR GoLFINe EVILS.

Mr.. Walter J. Travis. the golf cham.
pion says in Country Life in America:
81 believe that the large majority
OF our players strongly favor nor
mally fair and just proportion of holes
to be played under medalplay rules,
in order to get down the more quick
ly to workable basis for the subse-
auent matchplay rounds. My own
idea is that the entire field should be
started on Monday at eighteen holes,
medal-play, thirty.two to qualify for
the remaining rounds, 1hirty-s5x holes
daily match play Qualifying. then.
would be an honor. and there would
he less chance of lucky wins in the
natchplay rounds. Another thing
should like to see is the doing away
With scorers. No wonder that Clubs
show some hesilancy in opening their
courses when they have 10 face the
serious problem of providing some ~
scores or SC. And it is hardly far 10
the players themselves 10 be subject
ed to such a system of espionage,
Now that we have strong and
thoroughly representative ruling body
at the head of affairs-for the first
time in many years-composed OF the
men close to the players, many OF
them players themselves, and all pcs
sessine a keen and comprehensive
knowledge of the game in all us oe'
tails, there is hope that we shall VII
ness something very different from
the vacillating and inow-ncthins pol
icy OF the administration OF recent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-23

Mrs. Eula Ware is i'll at her iloma
On East Sixth avenue.
Encineer A. w York, who has been
spending a few days in the city, re-
turned last night to Graysboro, Mo.
Mrs. T. Thompson left this after
noon fer two weeks visit to rela-
ives at st. Louis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-23
AN EVERPRESENT FOE

The soldier and the are especially subject to
catarrh in phase.
Exposed as they are TO constant changes subject they
to various vicssitues, all kinds climate wet
and dry, night and day, they fine be
insidious and everpresent foe
Ia the barracks and on the field Peruna is equally
etfcacious.
Taken in time it will absolutely catching cold
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-23

Grimes-Are you believer in
ideals?
Harris-I used to be but not since
] saw Fessenden's wife. He said she
was his ideal, you remember-Bos.
ton Transcript.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-23
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

The fewer friends man has III
more money he saves.
Long skirts never indicate that Tho
wearers have small feet.
A miser leaves the earth becaus|
he cannCt take it with him
Much of cur earthly happiness !;
cue TO our ability to forget things.
A girl never likes to see youn1
ran she admires squander his money
ON other girls
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-23
WHAT THE ADMIRAL SAYS.

Philip Hichborn, Rear-Aom United States NAVY.
writes from Washington d. G.. follows:
"Afer the use of Peruna for a short period,
can now cheerful!y recommend your valuable
remedy to any one who is in need of an invigor-
atng tonic. Phillip Hichborn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-23
pE-RU-NA An ABSOLUTE SPECIFIC.

After cold has become established Peruna will break
it up quicker than any other remedy known to man.
Even after cold has become settled organ of
the body Peruna be relied upon promptly dspel it,
Peruna will catarrh whether chronic, but
few doses taken the stages the disease will
effective than when the disease has become chronic
If you suffer from caarrh ia form, do neglect
IT. Take Peruna .. once. Delays such
dangerous.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-23
!. : + + + + ! + : + + i
!,
BRIEF MENTION. Z
K
!. !. i i. i j. ! 4 + + +

. = T. + + + i. = + + + +
stsrling Barrow spent Sunday az
et SPRINGS.
". Eowrey Of Little Rock is res
cred at the Arlington.
NJ. Ward is spending the day II
title Rock on business.
y Black Of Paraeould is among
= guests al the TrnIock.
y 3 saddler Of Little Rock is call
. 1n his trade here today.
W. Jackson of Paragould is look
after business interests.
n Currie Of Rives is among the
,siness visitors in the city.
nr ". c. Peeler of Memphis is in
- citv visiting friends today.
+. Culpepper left yesterday II
,,noon for Brinkley on business.
Mr. J. f. Steinch OF Fordyce spent
knndav in the city visiting friends.
e NJ. Fagan of Stuttgart is in the
|ity today looking after business in.
|erests.
Mr. ! 4. Reinach. the railroad mig.
ate of Fort Smith, spent Sunday n
he city.
Thomas Dalton and Wife of Little
fock are in the city, the guests OF die
arlington.
Ewjn Taylor. the wholesale man,
made trip to Pine Bluff Saturday =
kheridan Headlight
Hens. H. Kemp. Toney and S. j.
Hunt returned last night from Il bu=i-
ess trip to Redfield.
Carl A. Hing and wife return from
Little Rock, where they have been
lsiting friends and relatives.
J. F. Rutherford visited his son in
Little Rock Sunday He is attending
[be Arkansas Military academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. P. Shelby are vi.;-
|tine relatives at Lexington. Ky. Mr.
Shelby was in the city today on
business trip, but will return tonight.
VIM. Kelley of Washington, Iowa.
spent Saturday in Pine Bluff, the guest
bf E. O. Harrison. Mr.. Kelley OWNS
considerable real estate in this conn
y.
Mrs j. F. Simmons and children
eft Yesterday afternoon for Sardis
Mss. to attend the marriage OF her
lister. Miss Ola Hunter, and Mr.. PHI!
10 F. Crutcher, which takes place
une Z.
Judge McCaskill of Pine Bluff has
ocated in Sheridan to engage in the
ractice of law. Mr. McCaskill is in
BILE and efficient lawyer. and should
eceive due consideration from the
cod people of Grant.-Sherid1n
Headlight.
Byron c. Fowles, manager of the
line Bluff Light and Water company.
,as called to Hyde Park. Mass. yes
erday afternoon by a telegram an.
ouncing the sudden death of his So
er. Mrs. l.. B. Johns. of that plara ,.
ir. Fowles left yesterday afternoon.
Burton We'll and his sister. MIS-.
rankin. spent Sunday in Hot Springs
nth their mother. Mrs Charles Viii.
ho has been at Hot Springs for
cme time on account of serious Ill
ess. They found her slightly I'M
roved and resting easily Mr.. Char
IS We'll and Mrs. Alex Strauss are
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-23
REAR.ADMKsAL ncEEoHk

D EAR-ADMIRAL HICHBORN is one of the hest
Il 4 known admiras navy.
His statement concerning Peruna will have much
weight as it world
What he echoed by many other naval officers Of
high standing,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-23

The of your Peruna remedy and catarrh
by many my friends by the same
well efficacy
properties, ms. -
EX-I>eu L. :. Navy, James NJ. Morgan.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-23
pE-RU-NA CURES THROAT cATARRH.

81 can cheerfully recommend your remedy, Peruna my
friends and other sufferers of the best
diseases. also consider Peruna grand
James A.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-23
FOR COUGHS AND COLDS.

have used
fully recommend the remedy effective remedy
coughs and cods.''-Rear- Admiral J A. Howell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-23

Blanche-Didn't Mr.. Smith have an
expensive funeral?
Grace-Yes: his wife probably
Though the end justified The means
Princeton Tiger.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-23
4 y z C9TrtuI Siox{
"a X Cue e. reua..t ptiots
u Tsidf Bottle free b. ~
y NY ns=z7rf ,#ff- 60 ~ tta, 81 Ntv fs-
THORNS THAT SCRATCH

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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-05-20

Col. Robert E. Lee, Jr., of Fairfax,
grandson of the famous leader of the
Confederate armies and his namesake,
born during the war while his father,
Gen. W. H. F. Lee, was at the front,
has announced his candidacy for
speaker of the next House of Dele
gates of Virginia. The announcement
will, doubtless, be received with favor
throughout the State because of the
name he bears, but he is entitled to
thehonor, as we'll for his ability and fit
nessforthe place, universally accorded
him by the Press of the State and the
people generally who have had an
opportunity to pass upon his merits.
All things considered he seems to be
the man for the place and certainly
there can be no question as to choice
between him and the Hon. W. D. Card
well, his only opponent so far, by the
people of Tidewater who remember
the fight he made against them on the
oyster question.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-05-20

VIRGINIA In the Circuit Court for the
county of Accomack, in the vacation OF the said
court, the 18th day Of May. A. D.. 1905.
BENJAMIN F. Chance, PlantlH.
against
Minnie Chance. an infant under the age OF
tWenty-One years. DNANANe%AAN'
In Chancery.
The object OF this suit is to procure decree
divorcing the parties to the said suit mensa ct
thOrO. 90
Affidavit having been made before the Clerk OF
the said Court that Minnie Chance, the defend
ant in the above entitled cause, is NONRESIDENT
of the State of Virginia. on the motion OF the
plaintiff, by his attorney it is ordered that She
the said nonresident defendant. do appear here
within fifteen days after due publication OF TINS
order and do what is necessary to protect her in
terest and that this order be published once a
week for four successive weeks in the Peninsula
Enterprise" q newspaper published at Accomack
G. H., Virginia and also posted at the front door
OF the Court House of the said County on the
First Monday in June. A. D.. 1905.
Teste: John d. Grant, C. C.
Teste: John D. Grant, C. C.
S. James burlington, p. q.