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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-03

Are you going to plant good
seedy
Now Is the time to test that
seed grain.
The croakers are here-side-
walk croakers.
Good weather, for those rent
ing farms, to move.
Get ready! It may be q few
days yet, but be ready.
TAXES DUE: The First State
Bank has complete tax-list.
]. J. Krall, the Tyndall Opt.
clan, will be in Wagner March
18th, one day only.
John NOLAN came down from
! Geddes Monday morning. He
reported everything quiet at his
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Drips were
down from the Lake Monday.
This office acknowledges pleas
ant call.
Farmers have been busy this
week hauling out machinery and
seed to commence the spring
seeding.
Mike Harvey was over on the
Rosebud several days the first OF
the week. He and a friend Acre
: looking up land.
Miss Louise Wepking went to
St. Paul Monday morning to
purchase her stock of spring and
summer millinery.
Mrs. Mary Elfes spent Sunday
with her parents near Platte.
She is teaching the Spraker
school south of town.
The primary school, Mrs. Dun
das teacher, was moved out OF
the Bark building into the Bap-
list church Monday morning.
The infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. A. Booher died last Sat
urday and was buried in the
cemetery south of town Sunday.
Peter St. Pierre and Peter
Picotte were up from the Agency
Tuesday. A brother of the lat
ter, from Nebraska, accompanied
them.
Smith Bros, who bought out
the Martin livery barn, have
taken possession and are now IN
the field for a share OF your
patronage.
Mrs. Kristen Peshek has NOV
/, ed to town and Ray Fox will
move to her farm south of town,
where he will try his hand at
farming this year.
I have treated over 2000 cases
in Bon Homme and Charles Mix
counties, any one of whom | re-
fer to as to my ability as an opti-
clan. J. ). hral.
Albion Hitika, Chas. Ironhawk,
Chas. Rec, Eli Brockway and
Jos. Cordier departed for Wash
|, ington, D. c., Monday evening,
They expect to interview the
Great Father while there.
DR.. Frink reports the arrival
of a democrat at the home OF
Jacob Eggers. Last Monday
morning twas the date and II
nothing happens twenty one
years from now he will be voting
for William J. Bryan.
While engaged in painting the
new lumber shed for the Fioete
Lumber Company, John Peshek
had the misfortune to fall from
she scaffolding to the ground DE.
low-about twenty feet-DreaK-
ing both bones "a his left arm.
We would advise Judge Ma
Whitney, L. NJ. Gable and others
who are not ia favor of President
Roosevelt's anti.race suicide
ideas, that they had better move
off of West avenue for there IS no
telling where lightning ,wlii
strike when it gets to coming as
fnst as II has lately.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-03

stick candy - cents pound. three pou7es
for 4 quarter al the Gate City bakery. III
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-03

From nos antii Manh Isl we wiil sell you
any one - oar heating stoves ~ actual cost.
"a steaFansky Brus.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-03

Pinasalvc acts like pouitscc. Best thing
In the world for toiis, barns cracked hands.
letter, etc Sold hy Wagner nrag Co tnsia
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-03

Go to the Depot Hotel. Restan
rant for your Sunday dinners.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-03

Itts difficult TO cure cough or free your
self from the discomforts OF a cold unless you
move The bowels. Bees Laxative Honey and
Tar as,,s on the bowels and drives all cold
out ~ the system Then comes iis soothing
effect aud strengthening Influence npon the
throat and lungs, Fer Group. Whooplns
Cough. Colds, and all Lung and Bronchial
affections, no reFnedyis equal % the original
Laxative Honey and Tar. sold by wagner
Drug 20. man
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-03

Sunday dinners thirty five
cents, at the Depot Hotel Restan.
rant. o-2a
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-03

4 residence ana stoFe bgilatng, For par
tleniars inqutreef 10 sa..x n.,Lt
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-03

ps,,ss, tss ts-a dqH,F forge. our dlnlng rpo n
Ard 5rst class, I-T Gate CITY Bakery
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-03

some pure Lincoln seed oats for sale ~
Jacob Buus. Call and see sample II View Era
Office, ID
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-03

Bakery ianci, and eotee u All hours a. ~
Bakery. is8
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-03

Fresh and sails uiea, always on hand a; the
Meat Market Highest price paid t1g hisiss
~ j. e. smith.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-03

Bestferms on Real Estate loans nj
the Commercial State Bank. Wagner.
s. ID. VIM. n pcase, Cashier,
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-03

LADIES ATTENTION. plain sewing Ia
ynur on q homes. simple. easy work. seHd =
cent stamp FOR particulars,
Central Garment mtg. C9.
s.e4s Omaha. Neb.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-03

FOB SALE, A fsil blood Hereford bull
year and Asif old IS Jacob EggeFs.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-03
THE TOWN
III
~
Ear sale OF Rent.

s.i,'F,r.asi 100 J.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-03

THOSE GATE CITY TABLETS are the
neatest thing out see them al the Wagner
DrurCo,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-26
At Carr Memorial.

Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preach
ina by the pastor. Rev. c. ". Drake
at II a. M. The following program
vii be rendered. beginning at p. m.
IN cCmmemoration of children's day:
Anthem. Sing and Rejoice by choir.
Invocation. Rev. C. w. Drake.
March and Song. America for Christ,
school
Opening address. Elmo Reynolds.
Vocal solo. LIES Story Mrs S. VI.
Davidson.
Recitation A Perfect Faith, Miss
Ruth Long.
Vocal solo. Doggy little Grace Duff.
Recital on What Can Little Chill
dren Do9 by five young ladies.
Recitation, The Bible Says ! May.
Guy Morley.
Vocal solo, Hail to the Risen King.
Miss .Juanita Payne.
Recitation. God Wants the Boys and
NIlIlS. MISS NdDti w GlloiS dllH MI =.
COrrell Martin.
Song Open The Door. infant class
Remarks by Rev Drake.
Collection
Recitation, Little BOYS Make Men
Hiram Long.
Vocal sole Dream OF Paradise. Mr.
Frank Pribble
Recitation. Drifted Ont to Sea. Miss
Leila Nelson
instrumental sole. Miss Lola Ea,
sen.
Pantomime and tableau Nearer.
Nv God. 70 Thee. Misses Mite
Fayne. BESSIE Williams Alene Wood
rY.
Instrumental solo, Mr.. CIaud Ferar.
sen.
Character dialoeue, Healing of The
Nations. eleven young ladies'.
Tableau.
Benediction.
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CURE FOR GOLFiNG EVILS.

Nj Walter J. Travis, the golf cham
plon says in Country Life in America:
i believe that the large majority
Oh our players strongly favor a nor
mally fair and just proportion of hcles
to be played under medalplay rules
in order 70 get down the more quick.
ly tC d workable basis for the subse.
oue1t rlatchplay rounds. My own
idea is that the entire field should be
started on Monday at eighteen holes
medalplay. thilfy-two to qualify for
the remaining rounds. thirty-s \ holes
dailv match play. Qualifying. then
WOULD be an honor and there would
be less chance of lucky wins in the
nNatchplay rounds Another thing
should like 10 see is the doing away
with scorers. No wonder that clubs
show some hesitancy in opening their
courses when they have 10 face the
serious problem of providing some 20
scores Or SC. And it is hardly fair to
the players the emselves 10 be subject
ed to such system of espionage.
Now that We have a strong and
thoroughly representative rulins body
At The lead of affairs-for the first
tine in rany Hears-eomposed of tn
Ten close 10 the players. many Of
them players themselves and al p@s-
sessine a keen and comprehensive
knowledge af the game IN all lis de-
tals, there : hope that we shall VII
ness something Very different from
the vaofHaans and know-notlins po1.
icy CT the administration Of recent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-26
WIN WOMEN VOC.

- se sd n, %sgar Sfose Man,
fsut tat Stafe senate IA Aa1ea bih
GLOWING woman sf5- rase.
Women declared. The Man =7ieh
~ y. "o"2a: 4 o. allowed ro ~ote.
hey wetd .aaHe 9ieetioN pay an &C.
tasioHlo - SWEETNESS ana -. A. eree-
~on> sre candGeted. wsth -be 81 df
Suffrage eNeHc.seG enly = II taaie
-s,. 'hev a1e very mncA on m nc
rotony +ss o&eta1~ az Mt SC s:rie-
1,ow that s. MS ad 1o2ss4 pass feoru
. aces and III orly W. ~. hess e
lhe district eao @eer an obnox.o's
Voter away tfcn r. vells : to 'lianSr
hin
WI women yo.lns. Al M we4ld
y chaneeG TIE yel.in.-toc;ns roI1l
he established IN millinery ,1aps
arc ! 2a:.ty v 123 compete K. ,he
]'fst.'ese e. s.y.ne t7adsea stamps
M .~Azer wooid & aaa u43h : V7.s..
liRs II. 4 rac@ .saab aa0 : 1aoe IKE
: st@tt quarry a. Ec2 iaa,eo 10 n
aee. 2vsfE o@aa5oate woaI6 hsYe =
" second ed!eEr = atQHts
.Th..3 o- 2 h. r+.iet t;is weaIs
ae. .as;esa 81 hayin4 2-rtoesa phs G
candidates calculated "a nabe aaA
aorS@ sfs ae p,as.-a' manssere
vo"id p9f up fIa1aes O. elegantly g
ca.e! 9sst, apas = ~ X depart !
zeat ssoees Eaeh s.ste of candidates
Voc aa,s . #ao.aposed of to
Her leaf h'oud end sc Per cen, as.r
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Contractor. Spare That Tree!

] H. Mcmillan has ffzl suit in the
Jefferson ehancery court AGAINST ed
par Brewster. VI. J. Mead and J. II
Mccain. commissioners and Dunno
ran and Sykes, contractors fGr sew
er district Ne. Is. 10 prevent them
from destroying a large oak shade
tree in FROM Of his place at Eleventh
avenue and Walnut streets The com
llaint alleges that the contractors are
about tc lay the sewer SO close 10 he
tree that If viii necessiiate the dc.
struction Of the roots OF the tree and
kill il The tree is valued al $2J0
Bond was made and temporary re-
straining order has been issued.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-26
FOR CONTESTS IN PRIMARIES.
Hereafter Defeated Candidates May
Appeal to Chancery.

1raoaftct NC candidate for ufac,
Mo @are leealiz primary 70
aceaa Honinaticn. WI have The
courts II his harl as ar aeeuraDce #
faar nlav Heretofore the county cen-
trll comm toe was rne last feeert.
and This body was not infropnentlH
partisan sothat tho a@&rioyed candi-
date woJlid receive small ronside4d-
ten.
The bill introduced hy Senator John
Z. Ice df Monroe county became a law
Wednesday evening hy limitation with
oHt the Signature of the governor. II
is a most important measure. and il is
probable that scarcely a primary viii
lass in the future that it will not be
appealed t0. II as follows:
"Section | That any defeated candf-
date Al any legalized primary election
N this state may contest such an elec-
zion before the chancellor al cham
hers or the chancery court of the dis
tlict in which such an election took
n!ace. hv giving the contcste five
Gays notice in writing, which notice
hall be served as other process is
,erVod. and by filing n complaint in
equity setting forth the grounds Of
such contest in the county where such
contest originated. Said contest shall
q heard by such chancellor at cham
&ers. or the chancery court if it be in
session in the county where the con
test originated. upon defendants aft
davit or oral testimony.
"SectiGn ,. The chancellor al cham
hers or the chancery court shall have
power to have the ballots. ballot
boxes. pollbooks and tally sheets used
at such election brought before him
and investigated. and the ballots re-
counted, and do all ether acts and
things necessary TO arrive al the true
result of such election
section >. The chancellor AT cham
horS or the chancery court shall hear
and determine such contest speedily
:nd without delay to the end that the
naalr Gf the successful candidate may
be certified as required by law and
printed on the ballots TO be voted at
tie ensuing election
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-26
MOST FASCINATING PI3T
OF AMER Can t41cro,

There is nothing else ta.e na,,,
in American history as t54- foo97.
of achievement under 4 tf#a, ffaszt
story Of how men ann men ~
have brought great thine nasv :, .
their start and OF the obscure bos,,
Mugs and trlumpne #ads. tbs..
struggles. thell long Was n.S am,
want and woe, Ill ohstacles oYercop,.
and the final victories. he s,ors,
of men and women VINO i5Ee sei3s,
common situations ana }s4ie tba,
great. OF of those of aya#8ee ahiE.r
who have succeeded by DIM II jndor
liable will and infieXihle purpose
What srander sight i9 here than
that Of a stalwalt man mada irrestina
by the things that have lfied 10 down
fim-a man who stands without way.
erine CT trembling, With head erect
and heart undamted, ready 10 face
any difficulties, detyln2 aHE elueltes
of fate. laughing at obstacles because
he has developed in his fight with
them the superb strength Of manboo0
and vieor of character which makes
him master?
No fate or destiny can stop such A
r.an- a man who is dominated by A
mighty purpose. Thousands Of Young
men of his stalwart type every year
burst the bonds which are holding
down the weakling, the vacillator ant
the apolosist.
That which dominates the life. that
is ever uppermost IN the mind, gener.
ally comes somewhere near Yealiza.
ton: but there is a great difference
between a lukewarm desire and red
hot purpose. 1t takes steam 10 drive
the piston in the engine; warm water
will never turn the wheels. The long
inss that fail to realization are US
ually just below the boiling point
OTison SWEET Marden in Success
Magazine'' .
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-26

nette men. red heads barred. Men
with pasts could have nominations for
he asking. a popular murderer. if
run for mayor soon after his acquit.
;al, would win in wa!k-especially
f he had killed a woman.
Great opportunities for fine cam
raign work could be devised Fer in
stance, if it should be found eXpe.
'ient TO keep any woman away from
The polls il would only be necessary
10 let her know that her dearest en-
0my was registered at the same pol
lns place. It's fifty-to-cne shot that
~ne would say. 1 wouldn't vote in the
same place with that old cat.
7 suppose that all women would be
anxious 10 vote if they had the
chance suggested the Cigar Store
Man.
Quite the contrary replied The
Nan Higher Up. when YOU give a
HcHan license 10 do anything she
.oses all interest in it-Martin Green
IT the New York World
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-26

In speaking of Peruna, Robert Down
ing, the famous tragedian, says:
"You may notice that persons in poor
health always find the heat most intol-
erable; this avoid by using Peruna. l
know by the thermometer that the
weather is hot, yet have felt the heat
less this summer than ever.
81 find Peruna q preventative against
all sudden summer Ills that Woop upon
one in changing climates and water.
1t is the finest travelling companion and
safeguard against malarial influences.
"sFhe cooling action of Peruna on the
mucous membrane makes it invaluable
to actors and singers, as it does away
with that tendency to sueiA.en hoarseness
SO apt to oveytake one on emerging from
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-26
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f. AT THE CHURCHES.
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Hawlev Home Mission Program.

4aWIey Home MISSION program.
Program 10 be rendered Sunday
night by the Woman's Home Mission
ol Hawley Memorial church:
Come Thou A1ni2htv King.
Song. Love 5c Tell tha Story. No.
.. by che and ccngre cation.
prayer by Rov. r ". Vaughan.
$ no. A shou5 Of Victory. No. "a.
by choir and conservation.
,nrhcm ny chcr selected.
Paper. Why Have Home Missions
Mrs. H. SfeinaseI.
Paper Tirhin4 and Systematic civ
ing. Mrs Cameron.
Song 201. by choir.
The Baby Roll. Miss Fuller,
Some Points 10 Be Remenhe1ed d.
a:rs. \. c. Mickleberry
Paper. Where Have the Pennies
nd Nickels Gone? Miss Sanyard.
Bible lesson. twenty minutes, Mis-.
E NJ Pipkin.
Solo. Jesus Leads Mary Haily.
Praise Gld From Whom.
BenedicliOn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-26
4 ( s + ! = r ~ r r + r + 1
=. L
}, IN THE COURTS. +
!. r
j. r j. = :. 3 = r + r r. + i.
Travelers Petition Denied.


Juase !. Kerwin has denied 'he
petition II The Travellers Firc msur
aHae company. which sought 10 have
The assessment of $15ooo rs made by
,he tax assessor. sci aside The pen.
tioners claim that they were liable
Only fer 1t payment OF = per rcui
G the Mt proceeds of the company
10 the state. and that This payment
was in un Ct any ottef state. eaaH''.
Q. municipal -aX The assessa1oat
MAJ ~ the assessor was therefore.
aeR.7 q - set aside hui lude, ker-
win ecded hat tEe assessment was
correct. and fen;td tho petition
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-26
PRESIDENT ELIOT on
EMPLOYERS POLICIES

TIE most striking fact y I've de-
yelopnent Of the industrial combat
during the last two We, rs is HE en-
ttnsive and firm Or"anization of the
employers. They Wee compelled 10
form compact and trust worthy asso-
CATIONS by their eNp5lionce Of the
force which could be ex"rtel by The
Ia! ee ORGANIZATIONS Of .aaor against
any single employer. They foOnd that
their only safety was in tna organ
ization of trust worthy associations CT
employers in each of tt@ principal
trades or occupations, AMI also Ct
comprehensive associations whleh
represent the employers IN Il great
variety Of industries.
These trade associations are, ct
course. various. because the needs
ana interests of the different ttades
and manufactures are various A sill
gle uniform policy is not 10 be eA'
pected in all employers associations
except for the main lines of GcEoh'
The effort after a uniform policy IT
re card to wages and hours, when
Characterizes the federated trades
unions, is. in my view, a dangerous
enc whether fer the trades unions or
tol the employers associations. NJ
diversities in the industries and oc-
equations Of the country are so great
and the conditions under which the
same industries are prosecuted IN o"-
ftrert pieces differ SO widely, that th'
public may reasonably distrust Ell
forts at universal legislation or UNI
yersal policies-that is, legislation of
policies which are supposed to cover
q great variety Of trades, or are III
teEded 10 produce the same rates ot
wages and the same hours of daily Id
hor over wide areas of our vast co'",
tlY. L IS clear hat an almost mas
pensdhle mode Of conducting one III
Gastry may he entirely inapplicabls
in another industry, and that such Or
Eersilies extend TO rates OF vase,
to the number Of hours which count a9
: days work. and TO the Distribution
Of he honrs of labor through the TWEEN
'Afour hours Gf the day.-Rarpef
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-26
CLARKE WANTS TO QUIT
Head of Natchez Club Is Ready to
Give Up Franchise.

Natchez, Miss. May 26-Pres;dent
Clarke of the local association is
ready to throw up the franchise He
alleges that there are incompetent
umpires in the leaane; th"t many
towns violated the salary agreement.
and that Greenville i making IN
ducements not in accordance with the
league const tu;ic1 q manager and
players to win the peun@nt. presi-
dent Wheatley of the league has an.
pealed to President Clarke 20 recon-
sieer h.s determination. Poor local
gate receipts is thought TO he The real
reason Gt President Glarke's sudden
Determination To throw M the sponge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-26
PINE BLUFF WANTS PITCHERS.

&. w. Byin2ton ore CT the stock
helders in the Pine Rluff base ball
ub, was in Little Rock yesterday
His mission was mainly on private
business. but he approached Manager
Gear with the view to securing q
pitcher. The Pine Bluff team. &C,
ctrdin2 10 Mr. Byineton, is in need
of pair cf slabmen. There was
n"thing doing for them in Little Rock
lawever--I.ittle Rock Gazette.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-26

hot dressing room to draus hty
stage.
ITO sum ii up Peruna has done me
more good than any tonic have ever
taken, "--R0berf Downing.
DIR. Hartman was the first physician
in the United States to accurately de-
scribe systemic catarrh. His remedy,
Peruna, the only systemic catarrh rem
coy yet devised, is now known all over
the civilized world.
Write for copy of DR.. Hartman's
latest book entitled, ,"Chronic Catarrh."
Address DR.. Hartman, President Of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus.
Ohio.
All Correspondence held strictly con-
fdential.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-26
ENTERTAINER OF ABILITY.
Benedic

Miss Jamie Doris Knox of Cuff.
lGft, Miss. who is to give a recital
IN Pine Bluff, June }. comes highly
recommended as an entertainer of
rare ability Miss Knox will be as.
sisted by Miss Lizzie LeMaire ON the
viclin and local interest is thus add
ID 10 the Interest Regarding the
work if Miss Knox Miss Georgia Kay
Mcmillan says:
Holly Springs. Miss, 3 so 1905.--
TG Whom II May Concern: II is with
some mlde and great deal Of pleas
rre hat recommend Miss Jamie
"o1Tis Knox of Gulfpom. Miss. As .
Anpl' sh" is studicus. painstaking and
decidedly thorough. a young woman
Of most wonderful talent. with sim.
p}icity and natulalness as a fornl.,
lion fol The success as teacher o,.
reader have no fear. Very sincerely.
Georgia Kay Mcmillan.
,'eacher. Reader and Critic cf nramat.
ic Art.
She possesses a remarkable talens
I'D is deseryedly popular. Times
beme efai, New Orleans. la.
nslAaven College, Jackson Miss.
HAua'y II t9o-To Whom It May
'a4csrn: Miss Jamie Doris Knox
7u5ied under me during the session
= ls4a-ot, and ! found her most in
;,f sting and promising Sac has a
Winning perse nality and much perse.
Esfahee. ! DO no. hesitate to -
-fat size IS wonderful Very uuly
Lena Stanford
Teacher Of Elocution and oraso.y
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-26
MISS FUTURE MAY BLOOM Ill

Mr.. M +. bloom this morning re-
ceived telegram from his Wife in
Chicago stating that his little dau2h
ter. Future May Bloom. had been op.
Grated cn Tor appendicitis. Mr.. Bleom
hopes for the best The operation
4ould not be DELAYED longer
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-26

No woman is thing OF beauty TO
her maid.
If dogs and children dislike a man,
lis up 10 others To avoid hin.
Some girls sing ike niehtingales
ard others Ike gales IN the night.
Any man ought TO ne satisfied with
his lot if II is worth S. 600 a front foot.
Only a Very brave youth would at
tempt to steal kiss from an unfair
II aid.
Some women derive as much pleas
ure from weeping as nen DO from
laughing.
Shcw Us man who thinks he IN
derstands women and We viii SHOW
you a sold brick buyer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-26
GAME IN DETAIL.

The first bail came With E.ckSh9ee
Will he received IN detail al 5he beard
Of trade this afternoon These games
VII Re taken under the auspices Of
1ae local basehan association ard Il.
serve the patronage q au ,he -ans.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-26
GEN. CLAYTON LEAVES MEXICO.

Nexfco City. May 2t-Wnliam L.
Gonaer, the n.wly-arpointed a-abassa-
ctr 70 MEXICO viii arrive here June
: In the meantime TIE embassy VIII
IN charse af Wi.3iam H :{enke.
N 't&.ssador Clavtgg laft tar Wa>hing-
~ lay ,e reaatf rs final geroft.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-26
Citations u Administrators.

A. 10 order Of Tho county JUDGE.
the county clerk ma placed in tho
h;-nds ol fhe sheriff twenty citations
10 administrators OF estates 10 appear
lefore The county Judge aud settle fols
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-26
Suit for Divorce.

Mrs Mamie Tomlin has filed suit
for divorce in the Jefferson chancely
court against her husband, w. R.
Tomlin. The complaint alleges non
support for herself and two children.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-26
Christian Church..

Two special discourses Sunday by
90 minister, p. G. Cross Icrnine
aI6lect. @Echos from tie State 1sn-
g. on" Evening subject. The WelF
of The Holy Spirit IN Conversion.
Services Will be at Il a. m. and IA
p. m. All disciples Of Christ are nrs-
ed 10 be present
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-26
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For cement walks clual4 -u,....
basement floors, address 4 q Sm%'
care general delivery. M ~qr -
senally supervised ant @5ara1faoa