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The Saint Paul globe., 1901-08-13
Reunion of Philippine Vets.

SALT LAKE. Utah, Aug. 12.-The ad-
vance guard Of delegates to the sec
ond annual reunion of the army of the
Philippines began arriving in this city
early today and tonight several hundred
ing the hospitality of Salt Lake, The
first meeting of the society will be held
tomorrow.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-08-13
Gov. Wood at boston.

BOSTON, Aug. 12.-Gen. Leonard Wood,
governor of Cuba, and a party of friends
arrived today on the United States steam
ship Kanawha. The party will remain in
Boston day or two.
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THE SCENE CHANGES
REMAINS OF THE EMPIRES DOW
AGER OF GERMANY REoMVED
TO POTSDAM
UNDER LIGHT OF TORCHES
The Coffin Was Borne by Twelve
NOn-COmmissioned Officers
From the Church at
krOnberg.

PoTSDAM. Aug. 12-Emperor William
and the empress and the imperial party
nave arrived at the new palace
King Edward and Queen Alexandra ar
rived here this evening, and were met at
Wlid Hark station by Emperor William,
the empress and their eldest three sons.
Prlnce and Princess Henry of Prussia
have also arrived.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-08-13
Russtnn Forest Fire.s.

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug 12.-Exten-
sive forest fires are raging in three dis,
tricts of the government of Mini Nov
gorod, Central Russia, and several VIII
lages have been destroyed.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-08-13
Rain Fa!Is in India.

LONDON, Aug. 12.-The viceroy of IN
dia, Lord Curzon, of Kedleston, reports
that the famine prospects have been
bay presidency and that the govern
ment is considering the advisability Of
reducing somewhat the famine relief.
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I'M Rnck the Trnsts.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Aug. 2.-Representa-
tives of 115 of the largest Independent
cracker factories will meet in st. Louis the
last week of September to form an as
sociation similar to that of the whole
sale grocers, their purpose being to fight
the National Biscuit COMPANY.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-08-13
Trust Closes Plant.

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Aug. 12.-The of
ficial announcement was made here to-
day that the Youngstown plant of the
American Can company would be dis
other plants of the concern. These works
employed seVenty-tiYe hands.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-08-13
CfenfuecOs' New Mayor.

HAVANA, Aug. 12-The AyuntamIento
of Cienfugeos. in the presence of the civil
governor Of Santa Clara, has elected a
new mayor. Senior Esquerra, to succeed
Senor Vieta, who ceased to be mayor, ow-
ms to his refusal to obey Order 1856,
which places the police in the regular
civil service.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-08-13
Cross for Won WaIdersee.

LONDON, Aug. 1S.-The Court Circular
announces that King Edward when re-
ceiving Count Won Waldersee in audience
at Homburg, invested him with the mill
tary grand cross of the Order of the
Bath.
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Proposed Hat Trust.

NEW YORK, Aug. .12-Efforts are be-
ing made to form a hat manufacturers
trust, and 1t is said articles of incorpora-
ton will be filed by those interested il.
the project within q few days. About
twenty Of the leading manufacturers Of
the United States are. expected to enter
the combine
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Fell Into Conf Hole.

Police officer NJ Costello, while on his
beat last night at o'clock, fell into a
coal hole at Fourteenth and Canada
streets, sustaining several slight bruises.
He was taken to his home, 327 Smith
avenue.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-08-13

Iv FOR CITATIONS 4r.Eron
sos am Winona, La Crosse, Dubuque.
and Chicago, except Sunday. 1245 pm
sos am lWinonG, La Crosse, DubuqueI
and StLouis except Sunday .........
sos pm IWSnona, La Crosse, Dubuque,
Chicago and st. Louis, daily 745 am
Ticket once. 400 Robert 81. Tel. Main 81
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InternationaI wedding.

LONDON, Aug. 19.-The Times an.
nounces the marriage next October Of
Arthur Wellesley Anstruther, son Of the
late Sir Robert Anstruther, Of Bal
caskie. to Miss Rose Trapman, grand
daughter of the late Arthur Gordon Rose,
of Charleston, u. S. A.
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seuator Beveridee Mt Pelxtn.

tor Beveridge has arrived in Pekin for
two DAYS visit, after travelling extern
sively in Manchuria with the Russian
orrnander-in-chief. Burton Holmes Is
with the Beveridge party. Siberia was
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Rners under Arms.

BRUSSELS, Aug. 12-Mr. Kruger's 8
friends here say he has received report
that there are now 1900 burghers and
well supplied with wagons and ammuni-
tion, although provisions are very
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Sable, reporting that the vessel struck a
ledge off harrington last night. A boat
containing eleven men is missing. The
Priscilla was bound from England for
New York with a cargo of chalk
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MEN Or MONEY.

year July
u to date $763, 46O As $685. 500. AZ $117, ,S38 OIL
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Mexican Governor Dead.

LAREDO, Tex, Aug I2-Gov. Guada-
loupe Maynro, of the state of Tamauli-
pas, Mex, is dead, at his home in
Victoria, capital of the state. Judge Ma
das Guerro, former district judge in
Neuva Laredo, is acting governor Of the
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-08-13

worth, freight traffic manager Of the
Canadian Pacific, proceedings are being
taken against us by the interstate COM
merce commission because our rates for
carrying hay and straw into the United
States are too low"
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Wrecked on harrington.

HALIFAX. N s., Aug. 12-The captain
and part of the crew of the 1000 ton
barkentine Priscilla have landed at Cape
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LaTEST TICKS OF THE TELEGBgpH.

crossed by Mr. Beveridge The Rus
slams refused him permission to land
from the Amur steamers on the Man
churian side of the river.
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Actor sidnan Dead.

PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. 12-Arthur c.
Sidman. the actor, died suddenly at Hig-
gins beach today, where he has been
spending the summer with his Wife.
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Iiebtninr FIash FntaI.
R1oody BattIe in Church.

GREENvILLE, S. c., Aug. 1.-TWO
lightning during a terrific storm here.
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Dimmfck Stays in Jail.

Federation of Improvement clubs. Sew
eraI conferences of labor leaders were
held during the day.
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FAREWELL TO KRoNBERG.

L ii
have also arrived
FAREWELL TO KRONBERG
hRoNBERG, Aug. 12.-By special COM
Hano OF Emperor William the residents
OF Kronberg were admitted TO the church
Prlor TO the removal of the body of the
Dowager Empress Frederick They
moved IN long procession past the chancel
TO pay a. last tribute to one who was
luentlned with so many good causes.
Almost all mad reason to remember per,
schaily her charities and kindnesses.
Mahy wept. Many others uttered express
sions of deep regret.
Flowers continue to arrive in profusion
ana the tokens include wreaths from the
Brltsh-American home for governesses
in Berlin
The body of the Dowager Empress
frederick was removed by torchlight to-
night from the church to the railway sta
ton with a ceremony similar to that OF
saturday. The coffin was borne from the
church by twelve non-comnissioned Of
hcers, the organ meanwhile playing.
FolloWlng the coffin were the Crown
Prince and Princess of Greece, Prince
and Princess Charles of Hesse and a
NUMBER of court officials. A crowd of
toWnspeople closed the procession. rne
cortege was accompanied on either side
by torchbearers and troops lined the
whole houte
The coffin was deposited in a car spe-
clally prepared and draped for it's recep,
tlon. This done, the drums sounded a,
muttied roll, the troops presented arms
and the funeral train started for Pots
dam at $3.50 p. m.
WHITE GOES TO POTSDAM.
BERLIN, Aug. 12-ae United States
ambassador, Andrew D. White, arrived
here today. He goes to Potsdam tomor-
row, on the special train which will con-
vey the ambassadors and other persons
invited to be present at the interment Of
the remains of the Dowager Empress
Frederick.
The Reichsanzeiger prints tonight an
elaborate programme specially drawn up
by Emperor William for tomorrow
funeral procession, and the ceremonial
event of the day
Emperor William and Empress Auguste
Victoria will go Wednesday to the palace
of Wilhelmshohe, Cassel, and will remain
there until Aug. %.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-08-13

Steamship Miami leaves Duluth Woinssdays ali
Saturdays connecting at Mackinsc Island WIKI
Steamships North West and North Land for Nil
waukee Chicago Detroit, Cleveland Buffalo al1
the Pan American Exposition.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-08-13
Northern Steamship cOmp1ny's salllngs.

Sleeper tor I1:1o p. m. train ca1 b, occupied y
any time after ?. m.
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MORGAN GOING TO FRISCO.
King of Financial World Delegate
to Episcopal Council.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 12.-J. Pier
pont Morgan is to be a temporary resi-
dent of San Francisco soon. His agents
have practically concluded a lease. It Is
said, of the old Charles Crocker mansion
ON the northwest corner of California and
Taylor streets. The cause of his COM
ing to this city is the Episcopal triennial
council, which begins Oct 2, and in which
Mr.. Morgan will probably serve as d lay
delegate, as he has done at previous
councils. Mr.. Morgans daughter, now in
Colorado, hunting wild game, is expected
to join her father and mother here dur
ing their stay.
The Crocker mansion is one of the most
imposing of the edifices erected on Nob
Hill by the California money kings. It
contains splendid art gallery.
. "A - n @ RIA
Bears the elhs Kind You Have AMays Bought
''''i'''' ss GHAzzM
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Iron Mountain Rates.

speciat Excursions to Colorado and Utah Points-The St. L.. I. NJ. and s. Ry. Co will sell round trip tickets to Denver. Pueblo or Colorado Springs al rate of $so.50: to Glenweea Springs. Colo. at rate Of $42. a: to ogden or Salt Lake City Utah a- rat of $44 nalas Qf sale. June l> n 2a. inclusiva .JQiy n 1a August inclusive. aad ~iH also seHaound trin tts5ets ro Den zeT. i7.e5 1a or E9iora,18 Springs tt rate 1r se5 GieaVood .spsfnes. $...,. seit l.afe City and e-ataa= $45. Dates 9t sale 5tIz to ?. iaeja-tv seateaa- Der 1 to h. ineIHsi>o Al above tickets to be limited for ret5an tHI D toher &f. f9o1. Very liberal atop-oVer pHrilcges allowed on ali tickets
 Epwo1sh League Meeting. san Fran cisco cal.. July lS to 2t-July 6 to F, inclusive the St L., l. M ant $ I2y. Co. will sell round trip tickets to San Francisco at the very low rate Of si-.5a Final rarQfn llmit A1%ust aI. +at Extremely liberal als.aag galaeats .an-over privileges
 Naiio8ston= Park Ezem oas. Sea san }9a.-The st. L. T and $. By fe. has s0mF 1ery attractive pHopa. s|te, atmit to parties that COZ temG.1- making trip la tAe abase. po,n
 Nui#at Tam. piae Atsest T tg =3I- o1 A1&I @tta 2g inclusive. the St. .#f II. 7na 5. By viIi 5aii round trip ties. 17 Louisville KH raee of fts.sa. Ticket limitei fyr e,tuln up ta 2al including sept-,aa 1eept rhat ny iepositius teee a .oint agent. when 1t n2y ba esj4 - September 1S
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Cotton Belt Rates.

Annual Meeting National Educa
 eational Association, Detroit, Mich.
 July SIP, 1901-Rate: One fare plus
 two dollars membership fee) for the
 round trip. Dates of sale: July ,, 6 and !. Return limit: Leaving Detroit
 not earlier than July 9, nor later than July 15, except by depositing ticket
 with joint agent at Detroit on or be- fore July 12. and upon pavement of fee of fifty cents at time of deposit. return limit may be extended up to and including September 1.
 Epworth League Meeting. San Fran cisco, Cal, July 1921. 1901-Rate: Firty-seyen dollars and fifty cents
 (S41.5o). Dates of sale: July 6 to l3, inclusive. Return limit: August q.
 Half Rates for 4th of July-The Cot ton Belt will sell round trip tickets at one fare for the round trip. July 3 and 1. to points in Missouri. Arkansas and Louisiana. within 200 miles; minimum 50c. Also 10 Memphis. Tenn. from points within 2oo miles of that place. Return limit July j. Hero tofore. 4th of July rates have been one-third higher. This is your oppor- unity to make an inexpensive 4th of July trip. Ask the agent for full nar- ticula1s. E ". LaBeaume. C. ?. aHt T. A.
 Special Excursions To Colorado alpj Utah, Jane. July, August and septem- Der 1s41 Round trip rates: Series No. i.-One fare plus two dollars for the round trip to Pueblo, Colorado Springs. Denver. Glcnnwood Springs. Colo, Salt Lake City and Ogden gtah. Series No. 2.-To Pueblo Colorado Springs and Denver, Colo. twenty five dollars for the round trip from a3i points except Shreveport Branch Rate from Shreveport, twenty-seyan dollars and fifteen cents Series No. z.- Rates to Glonnwood springs. Colo. are ten dollars highe: than paaeas from all points. To ogden and sa.7 Lake City. Utah. fifteen dollars hishe. than Denver from al points Dates af sale; Tickets may he solI at sori0a No fatas June fS.39 inclusive and lply 10 to August 3l, inclusive Tick cts may De sold at series No rates July l to 2. inclusive and September l-lo inclusive Limits Return limit on all tickets will he October 1901
 Pan-American Exposition, Braa \. :. May ! to November l. l8ol- Rate: One fare plus two dollars fot tie round trip. Dates of safe: JC4a
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ed at 66A, and sold as low as 6f cents, and as high as 6615. closing at 66ss @661a.
 Liverpool corn market E lower at the close. American corn markets today were steady and closing prices show a slight advance over the close of yesterday. The September option opened at 4412. sold as low as 44H and as high as 44a4 0447s, closing at 4f34 O 447s, or about the best of the day.
 Provisions were a shade higher at the opening, but the closing prices show a loss on the day. Live hogs at the yards were to 10 cents higher Closing prices show decline in pork of 10 cents, lard declined , cents and ribs declined 21a cents.
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THIN WOMAN'S REVENGE
Yoming Style of Skirts Is Her Protest
 Against Present Fashion

roming Style Of Skirts Is Her Protest
 Against Present Fashion.
 The fiat skirt has almost complete ly disappeared, to give place to the .unic with small folds, which scarcely improves the figure. Tt is the re- venge of thin women," was said to me fin a melanc.,o oly tone by fashionable parisienne who never misses a society gathering. You see very many bright eolored cloth and light velyets trimmed with fur. The sack-shaped jacket worn very long, still has it's followers for evening and country, but flap capes. superposed one over the other, nave displaced the high-mounting capes. Felt hats, with turned-up brims, small three-cornered hats and toques are trimmed with furs or fruits and autumn leaves, in pretty shades. Smal! muffs are made with roses, cllrysan- themums, orchids and poppies, to har- monize with the shades of the h. $ Finally, eolored stockings to match tue dress or underskirts seem more popu- lar than black stockings, the suprem- acy of which, after having been for Sc long undisputed, seems to be menaced at a not Sery distant date by the off, fensive return of the white stocking, against which Rowevey, the majority of fashionable ladies who have pretty feet, attached 10 dainty ankles, protest. New York Sun.
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THE MARKET $
Corrected Daily by J. A. Perdue,
Pine Bluff, Ark, June 25, 1901.

Washington D. C., June 25.-In the central portions of the cotton belt cotton has continued to improve In the Carolinas and Florida the crop is very grassy. but has received much needed cultivation. In Georgia and South Carolina, however d slight i'm pavement is reported, but in both the earolinas and Florida the condition of the crop is not promising Some fields in South Carolina having been abandoned. Over the northern DOT tion of the western section cotton has made rapid growth and while doing well in Louisiana and Texas it could be greatly benefited by rains. Some picking has been done in southern Texas.
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Gpening Letters.

It Is penitentiary offense today te open anothef's letters, yet congress conferred this privilege upon the com mander in chief of the army, the president Of congress. governors of states and ths -acretaEy O. foreisn af, tairs. The law was repealed in l79s. ID England Sir James Graham so late as 1S44 exercised his power os opening letters under warrant and the cop. tents of letters of tae Itali9n patriot, Mazzini. Were disclosed to tbe Austri- an government;
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-25

to October 9, inclusive. Retur, ImIt; Fifteen days from date Of saIo
 Special round trip rates to St Paul, Minneapolis and Duluth, Minn. June, July, August and September 19o1-Rate: To St. Paul and Mime apoIis, $2-S5. To Duluth, $32.15 Dates Of sale: June IS to 30 inclusive Return limit: October 3f. or from July l to g. inclusive, and September to 10th inclusive with return limit of October 31, 1901. to St. Paul and Minneapolis, $26S5; to Duluth, s30.S5.
 Colored Baptist State Sunday School Convention, Hot Springs. Ark. June 25-3o. 190l-Rate: One and one. third fares on the certificate plan for the round trip Dates Of sale: June 2l-27, ineiusive. Return limit: July 3.
 Midsummer Carnival. Little Rock. Ark. July 1901-Rate: One fare for the round trip. Dates of sale: July l , and ,. Return limit July :.
 Meeting Arkansas Conferences Wo- mons Foreign Missionary s2-iet#= \. F. Church. South, Fort snlita. NJ. Juno 2t-25-Rate One and c.a-third fare en the certificate plan fer tsa round grip. Dates of safa: Jg4a IS-24. inclusive. Return limit. June eS=
 Summer Tourists Rates to Ogden and salt Lake City. Utah. Rate: Round trip, $6720. Dates of sale July 10 September 30, inclusive. Re turn limit; October 31.
 Yellowstone Park Excursions. Sea son 1901. Rate: Round trip: Route No. l, $1o9.20; No ?, $104.2o: No. 3. $129.2o; No. I, $12420; No. ,. s66.70. Dates of sale and return limit. June 1 to September II, 1901.
 Meeting Arkansas State Teachers Association. Little Rock. Ark. June 26-28, 1991-Rate: One and one.thfrd fares on the certificate plan for tho round trip. Dates of sale June 9 B inclusive. Return limit: July
 Pan-American Exposition. Buffalo, \. Y. May to Nov l, 1901.-Rate: Pine Bluff to Buffalo and return. s4o.S9. Dates of sale Daily, includ- ing May 31, 1901. Return limit: Oc- tober 31. 1901
 S9mmer Tourist Rates to searey Springs Rate: Round trip from Pine Bluff. sl.1o. Dates of sale: May 15 to Sept. l5, inclusive Return limit: October 3l
 To RaYenden Springs Rate: Round trip from Pine Bluff, SITS. Dates Of sale: June 1 to September %, inclusive. Return limit: October 31.
 Grand Chapter Order of Eastern Star, Texarkana, Ark, June 25-28, 1901. Rate: One and one-third fares on the certificate plan for the round trip. Dates of sale: June 21-27. Re. turn limit: July ,.
 Annual meeting grand lodge Be neyolent and Protective Order of Elks. Milwaukee, Wis. July 23-25, 1901. Rate: One fare, plus two dol lars for the round trip Dates of sale: July 20. 2l and % Return limit Leave Milwaukee not earlier than July g. not later than July 2.
 B. H. WILSON. Agt.
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W HE AT.
STOCKS.
Open. High Zf,o'

Open. High Low Today. esf Yes'y Sugar .ff45s 1461s f42A IBIS t4415 P Gas, .f191s 119H 1161a 1181B 1lsa Fob. ..136 13S 136 13s lS6B 10 s pfd. 9919 995s 9S14 9s7s 991l B R T.. S21s s27s S07s SIS s2H Man. .127 127 1231s 1251s 126B \ Y G...f59 16o 157 15S1s 15Szs St Paul .17s7s 177H 1724 1747s 177A R l. ....16SH 16SH f667s 1667s 169
 Penn .1523s 153 1501s 1511s 1521b Ateh.= SS SS9s S52l s7 SsH B < o...1os14 1oSI 107 10718 1oSA L X Milo 11o9s IosE 11o 1loB Mo Pac .f2f7s l21s4 11S7s II91s 12I7s Copper .12312 1233a 121 121% 124H So Pac. 591a CO.'S 5SA 591s 59A | P eom.11f4s 11Ia1 fo87s 1o97s 1114 T C r....# 7o34 7oA 66A 6s 7o34 Tex Pac. 451s 4 452s 45as 1T w [. -. 9+t4 945s g 9315 937s
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CoTTON=LsTTER.

Liverpool spot market today was frmer, sales of 1000 bales at an ad vance of lie q. middling American in that market being quoted at 1 l5.l6 d. Futures in the English mar. ket closed steady. showing an i'm.
 pavement of three sixty-fourths as compared with last nights closing prices
 New York opened with July on first call at S56, and sold as high as SS5. August opened at 797, sold down to ls6 and as high as S11. October opened at 765. sold as high as 77f. and down again to 761, and closed at 164@ 765, steady Spots were quoted dull and : higher, sales of which there were none: middling. $ l5-1G.
 New Orleans opened with July at S2S sold as high as SIG, and back to S31. AugustSo8. sold as high as S2o. and down to S13. October opened at
 IL, sold ds high as 13S, and back 10
 '4S Spots were quoted firm. show Ing an Improvement of k. with sales l of 2,3Q0 bales on basis of \ 7-1G fer middlng.
 Weather conditions generally throughout the belt today were clear and hot No rains reported west oi the Mississippi river. somc lieht mowers Wege reported east of the 'Fef in the central portion.
 Port receipts today aggregated H. V9o bales as against 2.S0o baies for the Eame day a year ago.
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but failed to locate him, Johnson got into trouble again Monday night and was arrested. Pilkington is now willing to release himself from the negro's bond and let him go to the county farm.
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NEW BUSHELWOMAN.
An Ancient Practice Revived with Mod-
 Improvements.

An Ancient Practice Revived with Mod.
 Improvements.
 The Turkish bath i'll the larger cities Of the world has developed a new in- dustry for woman Thus far, says the New York Post, there is no name for 1t, but 1t comes close to what in the old days was known as the trade of a bushelwoman. The modern edition and modification, however, gives it an entirely different character The first one appeared in New York this week and made so successful a debut that others will undoubtedly come forward in the next month or two. A lady yis- Its bath and, after disrobing and donnfng her bathing tunic, hands over her clothing to the bushelwoman. She dusts it, repairs any worn or torn edg. ing. strengthens or replaces buttons and presses the different pieces of the wardrobe which need that kind of work. Then with an atomizer she sprays 1t with a perfumed d;snfectant and hangs the article in a heated room so as to eXpel all moisture. The pro cess takes from half hour to an hour and half, which is less than the time required for Russian, Turkish. Ro- man or electric bath. The garments come out neat. spotless, "dressy" and void of all germs. The cost is moder- ate and the satisfaction to the aearer uuSpeaka h!e.
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DAVE JOHNS SON,
A Bad Coon, Gets lnto Trouble
 Again.

DaHe Johnson negro was locked mp ny Officer Rohert Johnson last night 2n . charge of disturbing the peace Johnson was fined in q local eoVrt ! few days ago and Constable Joe Piikington of Washington town ship. signed his appeal bond upon a promise from the negro that he would work the fine ont on Piiking- tons farm near town The negro went there and worked several days, but ran away. Pilkington was n the city yesterday looking for him,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-25
NIt@ o5.LEANs COTTON.
 GRAIN LETTER.

''nsfpooi ts wheat was penny lowe4 ,s,l .le close to1ay. American wheat Daa, ae'S today were i lower on the Is ,s'-lis' and the close tonight shows is.1, market to be lower than last 1ssa, s1. Close by ls of a cent per
 VI he September option open
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-25

$fo.8o to Buffalo, \ Y and return. via tho Iron Mountain route Tickets on saie aptif s9 to My g 9ia.Iy, #ifa= final return limit of October - 1914.
 afnmer Tourist Rate B9md trip summer tourists tickets will be on sale a th Iron Mountain depot as outlined below IT. Mount Nebo. sa1e of ticket VII commence May L. and contt1ae anHl October l $7sg for round nip. T0 saareY sprfaes. tie!:@ cts on sale from May } until Septem- be. 755 $4la f7s roand trip. Rovenden Spriags tickets on sale Js;a i, to Sep. tenbef 3" sz7a for fha round trip. Tickets so,5 to Royendaa
 H. \. ATWOOD. Agt.
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CI1 ZAP
 >> >OL-. L. MN Advertise Your Wants.

pAsf RE--l.2d0 acres Of good pasture t0 acres Of water; stock tst ken a9a re, turned when wanted. A. " Edwards New phone. 3ta