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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10
YESTERDAYS WINNERS
Workouts

March o.-Outside sticks; slow.
r-Three-eighths in 80.
Belle of Iroquois-Five-eighth in
R. M. Brown Three -eighths in :421z
laneta-Three-eighths in :3o1z.
Tonic-Mile in 1857.
]. R. Laughrey-Three-ei -eighths in
Fantastic-Five-eighths in 1:07.
lohnstown-Five- -eighths in 100
Smiley Corbett-Three-e -eighths in :58
Steel Blue-Five-eighths in l:09;
breezing.
Heather Scott-Half in 80; breezing.
Burleigh-Five-eighths in I'll; breez-
ing.
Belle Kinney-Half in :5315.
Walter Miller-Three-quarters in
Brookleaf- in 1919.
Red Leaf-Mile in 1:53.
Sea Sick-Half in SO.
Fireball-Three-quarters in l:22.
Pajaroita-Half in 1914.
Little .Ioker-Mile in l:541z.
Wing Ting in 1:51H: breezing.
Rather Royal-Half in 80; breezing.
Talentosa-Half in SO.
Natoma-Half in IS.
Rubric-Three-quarters in l:22.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in l:26;
breezing
A. Muskoday-Halfi in IS
Macbeth-Three- -eighths in 40.
Parasol-Three- quarters in LIS.
Ray Carlo-Three-quarters in l:22.
Wimple-EIalf in :541z.
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PILOTS SHEEHAN TO VICTORY
aunt ROSE IS DrsaUALrFIED

KEW ORLEANS, March s.-Fair grounds re-
-gts.
FIRST race. three and q half furlongs-After
3 Won. Miss Imogene second. May Lee third.
ime. .z3
second race six furiongs-Lexington LADY
lgon. Bewitched second. Ssbado third. Tine.
I.I5
Third race, six furlongs-Financier won, Rus
tie second Dandy Dancer third. Time. IA 4-5
Fourth race. six furiongs-Quadrilie won Miss
sun second. Orphan Lad third. Time. 1913 Is.
Fifth race. nile and 20 yards-Iady Esther
won. John Carroll second, Roma third Time.
f:sz 3-5
Sixth race milo sr1 r1xfeenth--AuDt Rose
Won. Arrowswfft second. Druid third Time
.z6 Is. Aunt Rose disqualified for foullng.
ysace given 70 Arrowswiff, Druid second and
Banrida third.
Seventh race. mile and three extraordinarily
pin wons Creei second, Quagga third Time.
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Gilbert TO Ride for
James K. Keene
He Will Pilot Noted Turfman'
Horses When Not Required
by Williams

Jockey Clifford Gilbert, for whose
contract President T. II. Williams of
the New California jockey club recently
paid $4,000. will do the lightweight
riding for James r. Keene on the New
York track the coming summer in
races in which the Williams stable may
not require his services President
Williams informed Andy Blakeley on
the eve of the latter's departure for
New York last night that such an ar
rangement had been made. Blakeley
sought second call on the boys serv-
ices, but had to be content with a
promise that he would be given the
preference in selling races, in which
the Williams and Keene stables will
rarely be represented While at Ar
cadia Blakely engaged Guy Burns to
ride his crack year old, Master Rob-
ert, in important eastern fixtures in
which the Carman stable will not have
a starter.
The opportunity to ride for such a
succeful turfman as James r. keene.
who broke the worlds record for stable
winnings in 1907. is one that will i'm
mediately bring Gilbert into the lime
light in the eastern turf. The boy may
be expected to make the most of 1T, as
he has of the opportunities that have
recently come to him at Emeryville.
raced under loves direction to the end
of the season. Hildreth believes that
Meelick, the double derby winner, who
was scheduled to leave Arcadia last
night for New Orleans with the win
ming of the Crescent City derby in view.
is capable of taking the measure of the
highly touted Chapultepec, Burlew &
O'Neiirs reliance in the New Orleans
derbies. E1ildreth is convinced that the
son of Planudes, for which he paid
$1,000, is not far inferior to the $4,000
Uncle. Meelicks defeat by Stanley Fay
in the Derby trial at Arcadia last Tues
day is attributed to two causes-a sui
cidal attempt to outrun the sensation
ally fast Centre Shot In the early
stages of the race. coupled with the
fact that the Hildreth colt had been
''babied" between his derby victory at
Emeryville and the derby trial at Ar
cadia. Meelick was timed the first half
in the latter race in :461a. That
Chapultepec is a wonderfully fast
horse he fully realizes, but he believes
that Meelick will pick him up in the
stretch. Hldreth asked Burlew &
O'Neill to set price on Chapultepec
last summer at Saratoga and $4,000
was the figure at which they valued the
colt. Most horsemen who heard of the
quotation considered it a joke. but the
owners of the horse evidently appre-
ciated his real value in view Of his sub
Sequent achievements.
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q q - CURES
o.0.o. BLOOD POISON

other disease
than Contagious Blood particle
will multiply in the circulation and thoroughly
that the body will
disease Usually the f symptom rlcar
ITSELF but the blood
n glands in the groin swell hair aad eyebrows copper
coed spots the body and frequently
On the ah to huiate the surer
down the circulation neuaizng n every particle Of the
poison and making this fluid pure fresh The i'm
S. and continues until disease removed
blood
the poison left for future after purg pu6ed
blood Book the of
vice desired tee THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA
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Will Race a Hiidreih
String in North

John Lowe. who developed Sam Hill
dreth's yearlings last fall and has been
training the youngsters that Hildreth
left here when he went to Arcadia with
the stars Of his string, probably will
campaign a division of the HiIdreth
stable at Seattle the coming summer.
Hildreth. it is learned, is planning TO
take only the very top notchers of his
stable east with him for his summer
campaign on the New York tracks. He
will turn some of his horses out on the
so acre ranch he recently purchase ed
near the Santa Anita track and the
balance will be shipped here to be
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MOI a Dollar Aeed Be Pail Until Cq-pI

The x-ray used to md the seat Of
the trouble
We cure under a positive guarantees
all diseases of men. VARICOCELE,
NERVOUS DEBILITY, BLADDER.
KIDNEY AND CONTRACTED CONDI-
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TO wREsTLE IN DEXTER PARK

CHICAGO. March s-The wrestling
match to be held in this city April be-
tween Gotch and Hackenschmidt will
take plaee in Dexter park.
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THIRD RACE-Five and a half furlongs,
purse $400. year olds:
l6-J-Kerry tG. Burns1-.... .107 l 13
3-5-Ben Stone (shillins). 1o7 8 ~
30-1-Eonite tHarty) .101 1 Ia
Time-:o7, rs 2-5. 20 As. Al SO. :54 1907.
Halaca, Compound Interest, Biliowy, Glenhome.
finished named. Value to winner, 1926. Win
ner. George Henrys b. z. 8, Arkle- Killarney.
Trained by r. Martin. Start good. Won easily.
Second driving. Third easily. Scratched-R Royal
Queen, Laudable. Kerry 3-5 place. IA show;
Stone 1-5 place. out show Eonte 80 show.
Kerry finished with rush and won going away.
Stone swerved badly fnal sixteenth toward out
side rail. Shilling being compelled to hit him
over the head to make him run straigh.
Eonite in long stretch drive finished sturiily.
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The Calls Form Chariot Races at EmeryWIIe

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by
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SECOND RACE-Three furlongs, purse $500,
year old flies, selling:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T. st. Str Fin.
l2I-Bold Van Dusen) ,lo5 il
S-i--Oilie Ward &C. Burns,. .1o5 4 II y
TIme-:12 2-5 :23 40. 80 l-5. La Rey Hindoo,
Miniature, Bennies Busy, instant. Fair Annie,
finished as named. Value to winner, S32b. Win
ner. w. D. Milard's b. T., 2. by Resoiute IL
Baroness Pepper. Trained by owner. Start good
Won easily. Second driven. Third driven. Bold,
place, 2 show; Brass. place, show. Ward,
rs show. Bold, tiptoeing her field all the way,
won rider pleased. Brass came through fast
in the final sixteenth, showing gameness under
whip. Ward finished with rush.
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Fixture.

Up to date 2l stakes have been de-
cided since the opening Of the season
Liberal advances on diamonds and jeYelry.
Baldwin Jewelry Co.. 1921 Van Ness av.
Former Jockey Charley Van Dusen.
who died at Dallas. Tex. a few days
ago. was the owner of Dusty Miller and
other we'll known racehorses. He had
been in i'll health for a number OF
years.
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Jockey Shilling Pilots Four
Winners at Santa Anita Track
The Calls Handicap Forecast
BY j. r. Jeffery

Ratings point Cor each pound
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One Favorife First al
Santa Anita
Jockey Shilling Pilots -Four Vim
ners and Receives Great
Ovation
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

LOS ANGELES, March 9.--Nothing
even approaching enthusiasm was dis
played at Santa Anita today until the
fifth race, when Jockey Shilling pi-
loted his third winner of the card. At
ter they had let two go by the grand
stand pikers began to unbend on the
crack boy. When he sent Edwin t.
Fryer in ahead of Sidney F and the
favorite, Early Tide, a demonstration
was in order.
Shilling followed this good work
up by winning the closing number
with Creston Boy, defeating the Pasa-
dena stables odds on favorite, La
Gloria, by nose La Gloria was not
played by the wise ones, for the Gull
Holiand-Dick Williams combination in
control of the Pasadena outfit never do
anything SO rash as winning with a
short priced horse.
Only one favorite won. In addition
to Edwin T. Fryer and Creston Boy,
Shilling also piloted Lady Vashti and
Teacress to victory.
Jockey Van Dusen was fined $3.50 for
cutting across on Bold in the baby race
and spelling the chances of the favor
ties. Bennie's Busy and Instant.
The summary:
FIRST RACE-Seven furlongs. purse s40o,
mares year old and up, selling r.
s-i@Lsdy 0'is Vasnti sld tsnifiius,.ioe i i il
4-1-Bauble (HartyJ .1o7 2 u
6-I-Dulcinea &C. Burns. -. .1o3 20 Sh
Iimee-:la, ~ 2-5. 49, :4s 2-5, I;ol, ia,
Lady Kitty, Burnolette, Pepper and Salt. Lis
bia, Salina. finished as named Value to win
ner, 1925. Winner, II. T. Batchlers ch. M, =,
by Bobby Beach-vashti Trained by r.. n: Yes
tal Start good Won driven. Second driven
Third driven. yashti, even place, IL show;
Bauble, 3-2 place, 3-5 show; Duicinea, even
show. Vashti moved up fast turning for home,
and, getting through close quarters an eighth
out, finished strongly. Bauble, under whip the
last eighth. finished strongly Dulcinea tired only
in the last few strides.
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FOURTH RAcE-seven furlongs. purse s4oo
Odds. Horse Sc and Jockey ' WI St. Str. Fin
si,S IS 9SSsssal. 5SS 81
l;is IS. 1875 wisteris. sainrida. Kirk Belle.
to wnner sssaper ss25 Winner Houses ch m
6. WatercressTeatro. Trained by owner. Start
snay "sa sSonJ Jews Sun Mark arl
Christina si,r. a. Ieaeress sren place 2-2 show;
moved n fast es Out sodns
field safe all final sixteenth SIX tired paipaby
when pinch came. May forced sharp pace for
i've furlongs, tnen tired badly.
FIFTH RACE-Mile and an eighth, purse s4oo,
year olds and upward:
ODDS Horse and Jockey. VT. St Str. Fin.
os-sIdnsy frseS Van Ssn1sas' pnses' iSs iS
l:l5 %. l:27 As. 1:4o 10 1903. Baron Es.ler,
LiyIus. finished as named, Value to. winner.
BY JuvenaI- Speedy Trained by. F. wallhauser.
Start good. Won hanidly. Second handily.
hoW Sidney pse fn show Piss TIDE out
show. Fryer rallied eighth out and, finishing
strongly under a hand ride. held Sidney safe in
all the final eighth, weakened at the end. Tide
came fast in the final sixteenth under the
whip.
SIXTH RAcE-riye aud half furongs.
purse S400, 4 year olds and upward selling:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. 81. Str, Fin.
Lila Gloria e. Martini ..l0l u A
4-1--Talarand tMusrrave). .l04 1 3S h
Time :o6 As, rs 10, 20 80. ~ So, Isl.
:e6. Giovanni Balerio. Csrandita. Black Matc.
Nuns Yelling Blue Bottle, finished named.
Value to winner. 1926. Winner. K. r. 0futt's
cb. b.. .. by PiccoIo or Borgia Anna Meyer.
Trained by w. r. Maxwell. Start good Won
driven. Second easily Third. driven. Scratched
Sharp Boy Gonzales. McChord. Cobeskil
Autigo, Money Muss Creston, 6-5 place. S-5
show: Gloria IL place, IA show; Talarsnd.
7-l0 show. Creston. in sharp last sixteenth
drive outstayed La Gloria. The latter. OF fy-
ing. showed high speed throughout but tired at
the end. Talarand in the final sixteenth drive,
tired badly.
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rlme-:23 a. :4I 3-5. l:l3 10. At .
Cook. 3-5 place. l-3 show: Titus. 5
J. Dixon. Scratched-Neada. W;
same High priee-Cook 1910. III
all the way. set very fast pas
to last turn and had 30 chance to
gaining on the leader at every s
ERRATA--In race 227i index Q
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& s 4 x At post wnu,s on lbs s4 Nspps = & Ps H &
by SIatA Shady art good Won Seconds same
price -Nappas Fure12 pcket
tBth m a ce
onan t arE.
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Observation-Disclosures L

Futurity selling and llies; year Old
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10

Time-:24 3-5. 40 Is. I:l4 ], 5. f:4i 3-5 1:4s
tofoc 80 place. 6-5 show: Fury. place g.
Juvenai- -Prosaic Trained by G. H Keene
easily. Second driving. Third easily big
so. Patriotic S. Wolf 1875. Pontotoc wen
! re was better ridden today than last out an
many lengths out Of It. but closed very sto
outgamed MiIl Song last part. Wolf ran I
stopped to walk after showing speed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-09


 vention was called to order by the President at the usual hour. The de- votional exercises were conducted by Rev. P. c. Barclay of Elba. Rev. !. J. Haygood led in prayer.
 The topic for the morning was the Sacred Literature Course" discussed by Rev. s. A. Cowan of Montgomery. Mir. Cowan was very happy in his char acterfzations of different speakers who had preceded him on the previous day. As he launched into his subject, he said the Sacred Literature class was not Bible class. nor a mission class. nor an evangelistic class. This gives the negative side. As to the positive side. 1t is doctrinal class. studying the doctrines and principles of our 
 He then raised the question. What is the field of the Sacred Literature class? It Is largely answered by ask ing what is the prevailing? There is not an over emphasis as to evangel- ism, but there Is an under emphasis of the educational side of denominationa1 life. He stressed the fact that we needed both. There is a great gulf between the saved soul and the altar of service. Many young Christians fail because of the poor foundation as to fundamental training.
 He mentioned some of the things the B. Y. P. U. lacked. First a lack of knowledge as to why they are Bap-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-09
ssSf1Ow Mess Proof
That is what Hyomei will do in all forms of Catarrh and Troubles
 of The Breathing Organs.

It's not a question of Hyomei having cured some one else but will 1t reach your own particular case. If its Cold in the head. Catarrh, Bronchitis, Pneu- monia, Group or any affection of the breathing organs E. c. Fowler says yes, and will refund the money If 1t fails. No other preparation for the same purpose can successfully do this because the HyomeI system of treat ment is different from anything else.
 You simply breathe and inhale It's medication in dry air form which de- stroys the germ life that causes op- pressed breathing. Nasal Catarrh Throat Irritation and Lung Troubles It brings to these suffering organs the halsam laden air they would ger in the Pine and Eucalyptus forests. The air that stamps out Bronchial troubles
 The prince of entertainers Marshal F.. Wilder says: Hyomei is easy to use and swift to cure. It insures against coughs and colds. It gives you pure air and kills the germ of disease. It helps the voice.
 Hyomei complete outfit. $1.o0.
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ment in the entire State The conven- ton more often presented the aspect of a body of students with their pen- cils and tablets with deep earnestness and diligent application, seeking equip ment for larger service in the Masters work.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-09

Why do we sell more Fertilizers, Acid Phosphate and kainlt than any body else in towns People don't buy what they don't want. There's . req nnn Marks q Gayle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-09
GEORGE scHALL DROPS DEAD.

End Comes Suddenly to Citizen of Flor
 eHco.
 Florence. April s.-(Special J. George Schall, a brother of Charles Schail, dropped dead Tuesday in the rear of Callahan's grocery in East Florence. near the Louisville and Nash vile depot
 MT. Schall walked to the rear of the store and only a few minutes elapsed before he was found dead. He was SS years old and unmarried.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-09
Vudor Shades

Make your porch cool, airy. shady and private, where you can rest or work on the hottest days. They are made of thin flat strips of Linden Wood closely bound together by seine twine and stained in attractive colors and last fro years. They can be used for boxing in the porches and balconies so that those on the inside can see out. but passers by cannot see in. Every household should have them, the prices are reasonable:
 4x7 1-2 feet ..$20O
 4At 1-1 1ccG oOo
 XI 1-l IeeL 1VV
 We carry full line of Porch Chairs Settees and Rockers and Hammocks. Also assortment of Porch and Lawn Swings ranging in price from $500 to $12.50
 Give us call when in need of anything in this line. ElliS-GrAnt Furniture Go Phone sOA HIS Dexter Ave. Montgomery Ala
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ENGRAVING.

to illustrate your ads. with our cuts; they add 25 per cent to the attraGtiveness of any ad.: talk 1t over with
 The Advertiser Engraving Company. Phone s67. If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-09
GOES ToN TALBoTToN.
Secretary straus to visit His BoyhOod
 Home

Columbus. Ga, April s.-Secretary of Commerce and Labor Oscar s. Straus and Mrs Straus, with their daughter, Mrs. Hochstader, after spending about two days in Columbus. left today for Talbotton. Gat the boyhood home of the Secretary.
 They will leave for Atlanta tomor- row. He will leave Atlanta for Wash ington Friday.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

wANTED-LADY PARTNER, with S3oe i;
 must be under 30 years and good looking; by gentleman 3b years. New business. big profits. Address P. o. Box 330. Union Springs, Ala. -4-St girls to do general house. work in private homes; fair wages moder- ate work. good treatment and good oppor- tunities. Those who wish a situation and live out of town may write The Salvation Army, Montgomery. Ala. Otherwise may call at 3l7 Whitman St., or phone 2s2i.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

TRAVELLING men can easily earn from a to S5 a day handling fruit canning appara- tus as side line. Write at once. Graham Speciality Co. Box ss7. Atlanta. Ga.
 -5-su-t thu lot
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RooaeveIt to rake Part.

Take a trip to Havana on the "Fama NacIOnaI" Limited. Fare, Sc. If
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PRINTING

wANTED-Your printing for dodgers, bills of ladinK, dray tickets. circulars any thing in printing that is a quantity We have an automatic press the only one in
 the state. Prompt service; telephone us at
 l66. Woodruff Co. -tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-09

Washington. April s.-President Roosevelt today accepted an invitation extended him oy John Barrett. director of the International Bureau of Ameri- can Republics. to attend early in May the laying of the cornerstone of the new building for the bureau, toward the construction of which Andrew Carnegie contributed $75O, 900. the site having been purchased with funds contributed by the various Repub- lies interested.
 The date for the cornerstone laying has not been fixed but the event promises to be a notable one.
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It is getting late, so we have q large stock of Fertilizers. Acid Phosphate and kainIt on hand for the "mlnute man." Come to see us. Marks &
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DRINKS.

FOR A DELICIOUS. refreshing drink. try
 a Champagne or Grape Phosphate. at Hale & Co.'S They go right to that thirsty spot. Pure Cocacola our Epeeial2Y. -H
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INTERPRETATION.

wANTED-To buy. 100 pounds good. clean linen or cotton rags. The Advertiser Co. If
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WANTED-TO BUY.

wANTED-To buy all your cows. sheep and hogs, whether poor or fat, will go anywhere to look at stock in car lots. J. B. McFaden. Phone io2. Union Stock Yard -s-st wANTED-Second-h hand inyalidB wheel chair; good condition. Address E. G.. 20 Commerce street -S
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Onward, onward for the right, Onward now with all our might, Ever onward to the hght. With our Saviour's conqu'rins pow'ri Onward. onward we will go. Onward now to fight the foe, Ever onward till we know that tn
 victory is ours"
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MISCELLANEOUS.

wANTED-To pasture your stock. plenty of grass. shade and fresh water. J. B. Me-
 Faden. Phone 1o2 --22-ae KENMORE 6QUIRREL-Combinatio sad de and harness horse, will make the season at Exchange Stables. commencing April sth e July lst Mcqueen Smith. -2s-si
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EXPERIENCED young lady stenographer desires position; best of references furnish- ed Address "Steno" care Advertiser
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LOANs-Made on town. city and country real estate of value; reasonable interest l..
 southern Mortgage Brokerage Co. 5O6 Nor ris Building. New Orleans. La. -2T-SOt
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wANTED-MALE HELP.

wANTED-Several hrst-class insurance
 men for a good proposition. Address Mgr" care Advertiser. -3-2t
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WANTED-To rent. by May 1st or sooner.
 or S room dwelling Price per month. Alex Rice -1-thu-sun
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-02-21

Willie Mooney, lone Hearin, Pearl Ruts.ein.
 Room 7-Nettie Murray. Harriet Chatdeld, Annie May Wilson.
 Room 6-Calvin Burks, Mary Henry.
 Room 5-Francis Kramer, Milton Voss, Helen Eisenkramer, Jas. Me- Ganghy, Jennie Lloyd, Guy Lippard, Ruth Arnett.
 Room 4-Allen James, Teddy Shelby, Amanda Brannon, Athlea Mayhew, Addie Haralson, Lena Haralson, Dena Fisackerly, Jetie Hughes, Hazel Parker.
 Room 3-Pansy Taylor, Mabel Culpepper, L'nnetta Chambers, Hen. ry Bradbury, Edwin Graham, Fran cis Howell, Sylvia Rosenzweig.
 Room 2-Pearl Burks, Lucille Johnson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-02-21
ITS X PIPE HOSPITAL.

We are prepared to doctor and build as good as new your Torn-out, broken-down merschaum and brter pipes. Our boiling department will make your pipe sweet as honey. Ambers of all sizes are replaced. Cigar and cigarette holders also doetored. Prices reasonable. Care and attention the very best. Your pipe Is your friend; treat 1t right; take care Of it. I'halheimer Bros,