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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
CH0YNSKTS
IN TROUBLE

GALVESTON, Tex, June THE
grand jury has found true bin
against Joe Choynski and Jack John
son, charged with prize-nRhtlng,
under the auspices Of the Galveston
athletic club on Feb %. The case
was presented 20 the March grand
jury, and after two Investigations n
refused 10 return a true bin. Mean
while Choynski and Johnson were re-
leased on ball, and under the findiugY
OF the present jury II will be obIIRa-
tory on the part ~ the bondsuen 10
produce choynskl and Johnson when
tnDr cases are called, or make good
thflr hnnd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
A HARD BLOW.

The new state law. torhlddinE orii
GERS Of state, county or municipality
Co receive witness fees for appearing
IN behalf of the state. EueH into ef.
feet June ~
rhiH law viii appreciabtv cut down
the earnings Of many OF the officers
who have continual standing In
court aud iH expected "a lessen
the list 81 states witnesses hrrcaf-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
He IDENTIFIED
TOO MANY MEN
And So lanes White Got Clear oil
Buncoing Charge.

Jas. White was acquitted yester-
day afternoon hy Judge George ol
the ehargr II huncuinE y. NJ
BrouEhton out ~ $500 ou a freight
hlil HNiudie Mr. Hr0uThton pos
itivrly Identified white as the man
who had fieeced him. hut as he hn I
also positively Identified another
man shortly after the robbery. the
charge against White was dismissed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07

The Los Angeles Lighting CO, has
again cut the price q gas. this time
from $3.50 TO yi.g& with promise Of
dollar gas In the near future. coal
sells for 50 ton there. The sugges-
ton is obvious. n the gas works IN
this city were run on a basis q L.
ultimate profit. cheap gas would be
furnished the people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
HEBREW LADIES'
AID SOCIETY

The frHi grand ball under the aus.
pieces II the Hebrew Ladies' Ala Mn-
ciety will be given AZ Geruania hail
sunday evening The hall will b.
handsomely decorated, and Il t. ex-
pectef that the dance viii Be largely
attended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
WELL IMPRESSED
WITH BRE ERTON

Baron Nlshi. japanese naval at
tache AZ the national capital. and
captain I'm the Mlkado's naval forces.
returned east last night after spend
Ing several days IN tho city inspect
Ing the naval station at Bremerton.
re han visited every naval yard In
the United states. and expressed
himself ~ being greatly impressed
with all that he saw at Bremerton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07

PALMISTRY-Mrs. ". A. Sheldon,
scientific palmist, is now located
at No, 1908 Third ave, cor. OF SEN
eca street Full life readings from
palmistry. Ofhce hours from 10 a
n. 20 ? p. IN. Fee within reach OF
al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
BY A COWARD

MODESTO. June 7a-ons ~ the
most dHwfardiy murders ever com
mitted IN Stsnislaus county. took
place ~ the Duuueiiy ranch. s miles
from Modesto. Prank Cshulih shot
and instantly killed Edward ]. Don
nelly The rife bullet entered tbs
right breast aud went entirety
through the body.
nouusiiy formerly employed Csh-
ulia. who g. a tfifiing. dissipated and
cowardiY man. and there VAS a
slight differences between the men.
When the shot was nrnd at the de-
fenseiens man cehuiia was tntoKicat-
cd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07

BUSINESS CHANCES.

COLUMBIA. Hartford ana Viaetts
Bicycles. Christopher Bros. iiil
Second
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07

We have had cur Cuban postal
frauds and our Manila commissary
scandals: Great Britain q havins
her horse-huy steals. whereby one
onccr Is accused u having enrich
ed his private purse 70 the tune Of
fifty thousand pounds. az the gov
ernmcnt's expense. This ought 20
strengthen the Anglo-saxon bond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
REAL estate.

- acres waterfront. s-roon hous<
and outbuiidlngs. 80 bearing fru1
trees. all kinds Of small fruits.
between zoe and 500 chickens, 4 %
g Belgian hares, : good MIA
COWS. some blooded ducks and ota-
er things. si20o. Terms. r I
HUSTON. t9s Bailey building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
Retail 6rocers Won.

The retail groesrH won the base.
hal game ~ East Seattle yeHtertia y
that vas played between the retail
Erocers and the wholesale Krocrra.
The score was Z 70 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07

The chamber of commerce has ap-
pointed a committee 10 ascertain
what the citizens wish 10 DO regard
ing a celebration on the Fourth os
July. So far there seems TO be a IL
vision Of sentiment. same favor coli
iecting money FOR the entertainment
Of the congressional COMMITTEES on
rivers and harhors during early July
aud omittipx a collection for the
Fourth. on tho ground that the
benefits 70 b. derived from hospit-
ably entertaining the congressional
visitors are many and great. others.
who like the smell % Fourth ~ July
powder and have a demonstrative
streak through their patriotism. de-
uand the celebration u the Glorious
Fourth In the good old-fashiouet
way.
SO It's he=t toseli the COMMITTEES
Of the chamber Of commerce Jus,
what you want.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
Chinese Oeported.

chin Tin. Won ChnnE and Lou
Toy. Chinese lahoferH who were
caught trying 90 Illegally enter the
United States. we're ordered deport-
ed yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07

SOUTH BEND - The city council
has raised BIT % roW BY dreiaH-
Ing that hereafter cows running a.
large vii eesf their owners RI tak -
q each. Ne bells on cove Niii ts al
fusafl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07

James Frazer. a sailor, met with a
painful accident near Stewart q
holmeH drug store last evening. lie
Was SQUIRTING with "a friend and
turned his ankle, 70 as 10 break 4
Done. He was taken to police head.
quarferH IN the patrol wagon and
from there to Providence hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07

THE $50 excursion rate announced
by tho Great Northern Railway pro-
vidra that passengers can return
over any route
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
COODGr&IGVV
Choice Lemons

Special today ard tan0rros
eamc grade az are heing soid
for iie and - Per dozen. our
F.aaas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07

Mr.. Dusdaie, This IL dreadful.
Eight games won and fourteen lestl
Can't something b. done about ~
something really should be. Tor the
sanctity OF the local diamond and
the relief Of distressed fans We
OF Seattle are fond 81 baseball. wa
think Il great gsme--wheu its
played. Hut dear. OH. dear' Is u
just the square thing 20 sell twelve
and-a-half- ball Tor two bits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07

THE SPECIAL FEATURE offered
BY the Great Northern Railway n
that al tickets To Buffalo are good
over any route returning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07

THE SPECIAL FEATURE offered
BY the Great Northern Railway is
that all tickets 70 Buffalo are good
over any route returning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07


ia reported. where Ne have over 1900
acres II the best oil land. and AZ
Cupalia Point h a well adjacent 20
our fssHerr tract We have 1900
acres In the best oil districts of
California and Washington. our
81 non aaEeRaahle shares AZ 10
cents are the best and cheapest.
GREAT NORTHERN OIL co.
BOX "a Seattle. Wash: Office lis
cherry street
EN CIT LENT OPPORTUNITY
Tor right man We want two thor
ouEhlY experienced proHpeefors 10
fnin party ~ four bound for new
district IN Alaska. Must contrib
ute sra each toward OUTFIT etc.
Cali - p. m. Hotel Astoria. 900
Fourth avenue.
WANTEn-To buy good shinFle
mill cheap IN good location. J. w.
UnfDnfta ballard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
10 Cents Per boz.

y WIRE uAMMogKR
or 90 feet length. each uM.
4 CORD uAMMoeKH-
z large assortment fully one
third heiaw regular prices.
J each. Co t. t1to
z ICE CREAM FuEEZERs-
Make delicious lee cream 81
- minutes. Zach. Int. o. 50
got. 81 70 a.Qt., tlk9. cot,
I tztp. SGT g. -. st. o. iot
Z loot. tsea
J MAenNss FRtsIT JARS
I With porcelain lined ear@ per
fnrrn. pinta. &C. quarts. 10.
\ s4ERiiuns. ties.
{ JELLY GLASSES
4 Ter dozen. DO and -.
FHUIT JAR nuuHER-
I The best made. ter dozen. ~.
z Cheaper ones. . dazgn for
90 fs 90 ssssssst.sthr
LAWN MOWERS
4 Hun - Easy = hoy can 0rsr.
ate them. each, I1o. t12t.
\ GARDEN HOES
Zach. zoe 10 -
\ GARDEN RAKFs
y Zach 30 80. az ard TNr.
! PRUNING SHEARS
Zach. Sc e. ana ITO
( TREF PRIMERS
sfpot 81 io-foot. 80.
4 FAMILY SCALES
q Weighs by ta-on % e pounds.
u accurate. and splendid
family scale. each. g %
SCREEN DOORS
I SIT s-in. BY SIT. Sin. GO.
SCREEN DOORS
aft s-in. hY eft. s-tn 100.
I For city delivery aha ibc per
door
} SPRING HINGES
I For screen doors per pair. ibe.
y -z@s-'>~-~>es=--~~e~~~.
! Cooper & Levy,
) WlllsIll. AT Retail Gfrsfl
: lOi-l0e FIRST AVENUE
Bet fssler and washl.ctoa
! Telephone Main Is7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07

The best 1900 cabinet photograph
for yl.29 per dozen for tho next ten
days AZ Eaastmans new studio, 2tlh
Pike street. 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07

Don't forget the Plumbers Picnic
next Sunday at Pleasant Beach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
Rice Loses Pin.

Chas Rice, Of this city. went 10
the Grocers picnic AZ Fact Seattle
Yesterday, and someone relieved
him of valuable gold pin. Al
though a vigorous search was made
by him. assisted by Mayor Humea
ouf others, the missing article could
not be found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
COWS ARE
TO BLAME
Erickson Says They Cant
Keep Up With Their lob.

A. ?. Erickson ~ the Jersey dairy
on First avenue. was yesterday fined
Ss1 fer selling impure milk lie hua
refused 60 ray the hne. appealing
the ease On the ground that he can.
rot b. punished Tor the fault of an
ether and claiming that not on him,
hut ON the COWS. falls the rcsponas
lhilltN for the impure milk
II Il probable that the supreme
court ~ the state Win be called upon
% * the blame and ta decide wheth-
* man can be made 60 ray for =
COWS neglect O. give good milk. II
will be the FIRST ease af The kind
known Go legal history in th9 state
Ia itself this ease b. not iuip rtaut.
bat aI q VIII IA IA nraht hnitY be
used as a precedent 60 many others,
Il Il % interest.
Samples olnet.
Frlekron vas arrested by the on
cefa from the board II health sufue
three weeks ago, but his case Was
rot tried until yesterday Al the
time q the arrest two large sfmpies
~ the milk we're taken auf placed
IN bottles nnt sealed one 90 thf Sc
Was given e Erickson. who sem Il
20 nr nyers AZ the unlNrrtl'y far
analysis. while the other was turn
81 over Co MI BnEardus o. MAKE
an analysis fof the board - health.
nr Byers' report Shots that the
mtik .n Quastsan contained Nyi IHr
cent solids aud e ~ per cent hutteF
fats. fElirg = Ter cent below tire
standard Of f. rer cent set rs The
city Tho sample. however. ran -
fff cent ever the state stsi lGtff.
Aaeoft ne e. Mr.. BaEardas' anHiv-
80 tn ~ rirle ffll - per sHnt below
the standard. and on that aralvs's
Fritktcn vas convicted.
The dCfeuae Sc up Il Interesting.
According 90 the highest auta lfitirs
on '.cuwnioEY. milk without auY
adulferation may fail Sc per cent.
below standard. and this. according
e. Mr.. Erickson. a. the trouble with
the cows that furnish him with milk
No ea 10 the Game.
lie has. be says. tried everything
u make them give better milk. hut
without success. Hs has let them
eat condensed milk. but that did -
good he has offered them fats of al
kinds. but they would not eat them
Then he tried pouring OH on the
grass on which they erased. where.
upuu they moved their uaaturaee.
Finally 10 Faxe the matter up a.
had JOB and decided % iet the 81.
prene court decide the matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07

Diamond ice-That'a what you need
20 keep cool. Tel. Main 1853
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07

Round trip tickets via Great
Northern railway. $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
BANKS

PEOPLES SAVING BAsk.
Second avenue and Pike 81 Capital
paid W. 500. 900 =. g. Ne1feldcr.
pres. }. H. Hayden. cash. J. 7.
urrenleaf asst east Commercial
- vinEa and trust buaincfH.
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid In. tBzs.eoo. sur
plus. - 80.
J Furth. pres ]. q. Goldsmith.
vice pres " v. Ank~ny. cashier.
Correspondents In principal cities
n the United states ana Europe.
National Bank Of Commerce.
Paid az capital. ..... tiBQ 90
Trnnsneta general banking business.
II, g. Henry. pres. r. X. Spencer.
@ 81 Safe deposit vaults for rent
Sale Dspesii Wasn't Boxes iss hssi
THE FIRST NATIONAL. BANK
on SEATTLE
Paid up Capital $50 600
General banking business transacted
J. -. Hegs. 81, pres. n MeMiok-
en-. vice prss l. Turner. cash. r.
y. Parkhufnt. Asst cash. EHehanE.
on prtuclpal cities Of y. 3, Europe.
Scandinavian American Bank
u Seattle A general banking bust
ness transacted. Deposits g. 90. 900.
A. ChiibsfE. pres. =. L. Grandahl.
let vice pres A. II HoeibeFR. cash.
J. y. Lars. asst cash No branches.
The Canadian Bank Of commsres
Capital PAID .. o.. 40
tElght Million Doliaral
SUI plus 49, s... -.....s.... 900. 900
interest allowed on time deposits
general BANKING business Trans
acted.
SEATTLE nftAScH-Cofasr OF
James 81 and Second Avenue.
n. a. CAMERON MRv
nIsftLE nNrAIH~
COLUMBIA. Hartford and Niaette
Hicycles Christopher Bros, iii2
Second.
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HELP WANTED.


y ". INTELLIGENCE co. i13iA
Second Ave, corner Union street,
HiRlow block Largest employ
ment once north Of san Francis
60.
10 men for Jaw mill az once. to-
DAY. big cash company.
6 skidroad men today. must begin
tomorrow sure.
coal miners. 81 day. hours. best
mine IN the state.
rough carpenters In city: steady
work all summer good wages
Good stickerman. good hall sawyer
AZ once. steady work
Man for real estate business must
BE hustler.
Man baker; tit week: very easy
place.
mattresses AZ once. several more
out ~ city today.
ehambermaids today for best
places IN Seattle.
housekeepern at onoe: easiest
places in the city. be your own boss
Lady for camping party on the
lake. fins easy place. too.
We have work for all men. women
and children over IL years ~ are. no
matter what line you follow. Tel.
White Tsl.
QUEEN CITY Employment once
will furnish YOU help free OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
CLASSIFIED ADS.

nua bNS " tiiLEt
ObBDttnE. ttnAfEh a -. tnt.,
Abstract Company fHtHhllHir2
lss4. Mining claim abstracts IftHe.
mont 81 tho Mutual life building
uooth Whiftiesey flanfOrd Abstract
iinlief block. Telephone Main iyt
eEATrIE Ab.ttaet co y = nLk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07


VIM n HuTTkEH. attorney az
law. suits prosecuted and defend
ed iu all courts. Il years. ffprii-
cnfo. Proceedings in bankruptcy
Companies Incorporated. Abhtrcttn
carefully mined tnilet tl"nh
made Ia al parts ~ the United
States Highest commercial ana
bank references. ht3 Third ave
nue.. Phone Main 1000.
!. T.. BALL. % aud y iioEweil block.
roo Columbia st. Phone. Blue go.
General practice la all the courts.
Damage Gases a Speciality.
Moderate Fees Consultation Frre,
HARTHonB BEAUMONT. counsel
or-At-law. Dexter Horton Iiank bid
H. a. FOSTER. Mutual Life bid.
Phone Main ~.
~ - MAHTIN. Lawyer. go Mutual
Life building.
y A KELLOGG, z2e BAILEY building.
nENsuN AUST = foaton Block
VI y. LAMBUTH. i0t-T. Pacific BLK.
A e MACDONALD. eos Burke Bid.
Root. Palmer a brown. Pioneer bid.
= g coNOvEh. ia Halter bids
LYMAN 81 KNAPP % iialier bidg.
q. WARD KEMP 81 Burke bldg
y DOUGLAS. Col Nsw Yofk DID.
RiCHAHf oHiioRs os-s \ Il bk
g = LANdLAND. cog New York blk
HORACE PETER. ais New York bk
pfrffuH = FEHHY $50 second.
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AHCHffECTs.

y. TtpGMAND. a epiman bIoek.
AcAiauaa q Waikea 80. d. Z blk
b. W 1aUgiITos u4-il ealHns
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eiarke'a PERRIN Shorthand School.
private Individual Instruction. F1
HitluuH secured q BOSTON block
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nRraRMAkTRa.

rot Ladies' tailor aud reception
gowns call a. Lamb Sisters. 40
I'll CnIIlun blnnkL
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EDUCATIONAL

NME- HMTH modlats. HIneHay
IYNcn = aIIAW. - naLLer n-lz
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-11
he Cork TreA

Some children fancy that eorks grow adt Of bottles instead Of 5esas made T the bark Of T tree Wsle4 grows in 4tasy' Spain aR5l other zeetza4r= eoaa. triea- Inc cork tree is ae evergreen aooas tae 5.za oi 6If a5D.e .rea Tie Aark Is tripped in or9er 15 5ataia tlle eos@, #...aa is soaked and tass dr.ed -1a 41a.z.aas tba l5s6 is e4 off. @a7 tres begins t1 gesH aa9sazr= cork ska aa5 ea aea=eas 5at- .7.5.. lae last 7 taa a@ 45e basee the s7# 5 5#H#i aasut sT5 eight ses T Ire t8
   
 s5 59ss 4z Qrt1d a6d a4t saasei al5 a sosda
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-11
oPNoco DELTA qAvIGAsLE.
Most Important Highway Between Be
 eota and Enronean Ports.


 \ dispatch from Caracas says Eene- zueia has declared all the mouths Of the Orinoco Getta open to international navigation. About D arms of the river flow directly seaEard, but only seven of them are accessible to large vessels. The delta branch which IS most freqlentad #5y steamers is the Iaeareo.= =#h.eh flows t9 taa= coast op- posite the ts.a1I of Trinidad. and of fers direct inland navigation from siadad Bolivar. far up the 0ria0c5. Q Porz -sf Span 55..a I5uEtslI.ng por= Of Trinidad Il4 l@ important branch of 3e ID per G9-5oa E Baa Meta rsF=r, which rises aa t--a =lss-r slope o1 =ae lofty piat5 zs1.z-1 Bozcta s-aEas and is n ael.s8.z Tor 1-5st 55 sts course 5y vessels E.-s.5E.aS several feet os water. I5 presents. with r16 9r.aoe9. ths shortest e8ges a7-Faaa tsa great eeAsazI pIa5sa5s z Com 5.s4 8aI -3a Atlantic seshaae6. zz 5szse 7.1r E. t saEps 15 zz9a az#=1z =zz-5rze from t,1s Anz5 He- safGaz as s1a zez zzazz zzav37 55s9eer. Ba1sea z1 zfrs1zsz r5ess. ! Aa0ng ths C=.zazes zl1z szaesz19 a.ee 6la g.ea lzI e5G5e=7 5ae zsn4- z5sfaa government 6sl17s< eomf l=a aa szzez A con saEn. Elasz 10 reports ts5zz Caracas -33l- ed On aeaoaas 55 .5s a1sszad failure to fulfill tts contract. Some towns in the delta appear to have q foartshtng future Among them ts Santa Cata- ina. where the 0r.noeo= =cempanT= has gts headquarters, and whence r ship ped good deal of balata. now used az q substitute for rubber Maj. Stanley Paterson Of England. wao, in l8a8 made an extensive journey Qp ttla Orinoeo vaI.ay. says this valley will some day develop i3to one Of the richest com onmeretaIregtoGs Of the west- ern world Countless herds of cattle aad horses maE be ratseJ taers Ths forests yisld large quantities Of nat Grai prod iets= sgsa as rubber. qsiniaa. and other f~ggs. aaI some traces e gold and otlae meals have been dts- covere5 | remains D 5e seen how far t.3e act =e8 the Esnzz1zlar govern nsAnt ia making tae 0riGoeo m0ra ac. cessi5ie . :. 2 ships ofalI nations vii facilitate the development ot this great valley.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-11
WAL WIS.

Aiti1 its I.lt.=..5 -t..5gez vel kept drives en1 other Hez=ss5 a#leantaess
 < an l54aLn place zc=saera fhe warm sumner months ac5 5zz Wisconsin Central Ra..Hav E tsz ltreec a5ars rom Eataaza See =a- E8afr= I5z5 szaas= tat uav s6zF.zzz.z-z 8f nz= aler= Resorts a1L 1=r illustrated booklets 5a a= AaG .E addressing Jas. C. P0nd z. P \. 3L5rgs...z z== Wis. -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-11
PERSONAL POINTS.
coa7iags ard Goinas of Home People
 and Visitors.

afr. H. Peacock. of Winchester. Ark fs in the city.
 4Ir. r. P =Remlay. of Dermott. is in tha city today
 Mf J W Walker of Cornerstone. 5z 1t lie THu3oak
 Mir E Miles. of Little Rock. is visitor ia the city.
 Da R- C- RlaEaer of Willamette. Ark. is in the city.
 3fr. I. E. Force oe g.. Lo#iz ts call f19 5a his I0ea1 trade.
 Ae Huntington oF Hot Springs ts la taa city
 M T Q W.l5an cane down from Little Ro I1 last night.
 g 5IHeg returned yesterday afternoon from TaHEsr.
 tfr z=a= Frank as sssfz #e 3H= e.#e.
 75-.
 Ea e.z tza
 Rankin 55aas.
 HH 4 Esaszh 5fs E5= aaz 1oa. company fsaz Monticello.
 #H H4 Savage ahaae -ina plemater=af= =E.afaez. zzzfH Che city today.
 Miss Olga Smith lz1t yesterday afr- eraoon for Little BoaE. UGar5 she VfIl eisit friends for faH davs.
 Mf. and Mrs J. F. EdaiRs ana ehiI- dren have returned from saarey. where they have been enjoying 2 yaca- tion for a few weeks.
 Miss Lizzie Preston. accompanied ny Miss Mary Gefsreiter. left yesterday afternoon for St. Louis. where they will visit f9e 3 faW weeks.
 Mrs. May Tomlia aaz daael5rz.@ Mss Asa returned yesterday from Memphis Nba.e tHsz have 6ezn T5s.tz ias Ee.stiEes and .5.Hl.s
 Miss Matte =Efisa5a#er= of Fass Smith. arrived =ia tI5z e.ea yesterday and vii 9ls.t he uncle. aIE II. aiRal6#er f9f several weeks.
 VT. II. Aaami the tgaT41.ng passsa# ger agent foe the Cotton Belt e5aa is in the city today advertising ,a many Inducements Of that road.
 NJ Charles E,ertzbargaF. former Pine Blafian5 but noN= the celebrated paElo tea artist. tfayeliag agt of Mem. ohiss fs here calling on hts trade
 ATf. Jake Katzerste.n Iaff aI5n.l5s. afternoon for Little Rock Waera h. will visit relatives for 3 lev d8zs aaa then go to Boston to parshase shoes Aesses. I. Y. Cook and M=e WI bourne. two of Pine Blaas bss-ltag business boys. visited friends 4a e.tE Sunday the guests Of A1srz,. Owen while hera-staa G5tz Ledger Mss Jennie G Redfsau an Ms Cora 3E P6siason. Of H4,essas x. C have returned to thele home. asta. spending several days in the city the guests of Esq .tFah.6a3 E=a family These loeng lsI.as #-- sponsors at the Memphis ras1.-a.
 Mrs. F5altcn onoa T fa.'ar -zs.d.. F Hfef SaHlaes Hfe-
 saea in tas ehaaas 6s 2#aa % ia li.a eity visiting Aef .5a. s5v.. af5s eHctent deputy sheriff. and her dagga- ' Fer Miss Cora. pHassHs t=5cHer .4 E sha high school She ntll F. H=~a 'evaral weeks aneH9 hee hase f <elea9-s.-Isgt SpfiHe5 %=a7H a3aa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-11

fae waHs. 4 ao1.t- eae5 form of acute .o ias5ieal English It E } 9aiI0dfzai American lsm and miga alla5ss 5a cla sad as slane t has taa= meanings In the 1rst place fl means clever. especially n looking ont fog ones own adran- sage in petty ways. shreWl smart, a= ? cute trick. It also means having bright, taking ways, small and pretty attractive. cunning, as "a cute baby. "a cute ittln watch"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-11
Some Figures on Voting.

0a tae basis of zaa s=daea. census figures lie 555s Fo=a e the Greater NNe=z years 2ees.l=1lit. a.ee-.aE 9e n 1s98 Y c-.I. ez-.z - . Gs45 vas 55s6a zr5 2 y-r- -=st=-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-11
MORE. THAN EN0lGn

god neat aere slp9f Not q lnJ grade and mes 'a@ store
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-11
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Ameriea.s IInporta.ion.

Manafactgs ma egia1s imported in 1850 anloent=1 to SIS 435.512, or g per cent q tae to.a. 3mD3ctati9as, while ia the faea! year 19G9 he im- por-at.9Es at t1is same ciass amount, ed to $3i06d9 3a5 and formed 35.3 per cen ot the total .m9o.tat.ons.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-11
ALL " OR GIA R.ANTtt tD,
Price 25c
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derful Herb Pili-. Sold under a 14r- antee for T. i'd Liver B.zf lsn Lum be-a. ete pr Htlier- Ifxtr If sw Life Psiti al diseases pee Lar teIs-a5 Th eL=e  ( aaS IL, il4I t.a.. ..i. 
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-11
.OIiest State Bank
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-11

32- =. Street
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-11

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