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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-01

All this time N153 to 1922 adver-
tising was a growing art. and adyer-
tisements were beginning to make
themselves manifest at the main sup
port and chief source of profit Of
newspapers. as we'll as the most natrl-
raj channel Of communication between
the buyers and sellers the needing
and supplying of vast community
From Henry SIMPSONS History of Adj
Eertising. London.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-01
Cures Eczema, itching Humors

Especially for old, chronic, cases
take Botanic Blood Balm. It gives a
healthy blood supply t the affected
parts, heals all the sores, eruptions
scabs, scales; stops the awful itching
and burning of eczema. sWellings. sup
purating, watery sores, etc. Druggists
81. Sample sent fee and prepaid By
writing Blood Balm Co. Atlanta. Ga.
Describe trouble and free medical Hd-
vice sent III seleG letter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-01

Peaho5v College Summer School,
Jrne 1G-July 6--For the above occa-
sion the Iron Mountain will sell round
tvip tickets tor $t2.95. Tickets OIL
sale July :. ;. 4. Final limit Of return
ing secured upon payment Of 80 cents
including September 80. For further
information call on local agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-01

\ present and growing tendency is
the development Of the creative force
ia advertising. 1t has been demon
strated repeatedly that advertising act.
ually creates wants. It virtually makes
two blades Of grass grow where for
merly one grew.-H. S. Houston,
World Work, n. T.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-01

Special Excursions-Natchez. Miss,
and Intermediate Points to Little
Rock. August 2 l9o2-For above oe-
casion the Iron Mountain Will sell tick
cts 70. or f7ra for the round trip.
For furtha, Information call On local
agent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-01
Chance In Business

The firm Of Lockhart < Williams
grocers, has been dissolved, Mr.. Lock
hart retiring. and Dr. H. Z. Williams
becoming sole owner. DR.. Williams
son will manage the business
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-01

f5emeseel5efs Summer Rates Sea.
=o9 ii 1G02-On account of above the
Ion Mountain viii sell homeseekers
ticket. al on fare, i3us s. on the Grst
ana thiJT Tuesdays Of each month, to
and inc.udine 0etobal, 81 1902, to all
points in Ind#aa= =aaH Oklahoma torri-
tories
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-01
T3Ac!NC STAMPS.

Tie American Excelsior Laundry
company gives blue trading stamps
only upon laundry that is paid for
when launG- y is delivered. o. X. bills
G.. laundg~ bills collected at store IS
not considered cash, and no stamps
viii be given.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-01

IL good times take ADVERTISING In
Gull times take more adyertising-
Nath'l c. Fowler. Jr.. Boston.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-01

Your advertisement is an active but
STINT force which, like interest,
grows day and night, summer and Win
fer ralike=Prolitabl Advertising.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-01

The successful advertiser is the one
H,2o Dersuades people that they want
iQst what he has to sell-N. Y. Sun.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-01

The man Who gets the best returns
u business puts business into his ad=
Nea1ising g-Advertising Nori1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-01
Cong fess MAY Quit Today.

Washinsqol July 1T it under
stood that th resolution for the ad-
lournment ofnngreas has been drawa
IN authoritatre quarters and fixes 3
p. m. today a the hour for final ad-
journment.N t has rot been introduc-
ed, but is ald for prompt introduc-
ton if theSMsent indications of dis
patching Wo& are realized. the naval
appropriate and Philippines bill be-
Ing the doueful quantities.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-01

The only kind of advertising that
pays is honest. convincing adyertisine
Toledo O.. Bee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-01

Continuous advertising has tremen
dous accumulative force.-Cyrus Cur
us. PHILADELPHIA
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-01

Another defaition: Voice of supply
q The eal. Of Gem&ad-3Jailej5. IN Prot
table Advertising.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-01
slEsumE AGAIN.
Es9 Fo"o9 Now Employed BY Cotton
Set Shops.

To-Day tal Cotton Bele Shops resac
ed oPelatiot after five days suspcn
sion ~ The force heretofore on
ploEel is al NofG@and in addition !
is learned thas about fifty neH han5-
wee employed. With The inereas
maae At different times lately the fore.
Now is probably as large as il WI
before the lie 1et-oHt last winter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-01
JULY 4ABAsE8A
|. |.
Pine Bluff and Cotton P'a Mt Teams at
BrinNey.

+ iHS StuIl dtiu SVtVh
BrinNsy'
On Jax ID Pine inf baseball
team viii go 10 Briakley where they
vii play the#C5 on Pla ii team one
e5m5. Tda ]a5er team fslocated
fa4 m1les from 3tinbey Ce@on Pant.
@a5as@ z0a.s, has 2Naetea one
H mateu teI2a- ~ the
team Is season Is
andard u .oeHf boys
#e incl" b. aaz= means.
.s rack an e5t pitcher
hall pe,.6 Iittle
engage % dc
ae Local aa and il
Little lsi#EaeiII be
Hneap -. ssIa5
MS:
9=eaa -, ....=.#..# Catcher
:. .....,,#.=..=. ,#..4Isltehef
= I5raa-s#. =....=........4. .Seeatst Base
t.. 5.s-@- f7a68'6 Stop
El#5F#}aaa5 #.,...#..#,=s. LIT Fled
T Iee}e.= - .#..=.... .CeHt9 Field
J. Bgeusta.=.. :...,.,... Rieht Fled
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-01

Fine white serge makes the most
fashionable Yachting suit. with stitch
ed bands Of tho same material cover
ing each seam. q stitched yoke and Z
short jacket with pale blue glace silk
reVers
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-01

Unless yoe friends are trumps it is
up to you todiscard.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-01

= l.,4se- 1.ioe. " 3i..h =. Z. NJ,
e.ec5ea +aa following Officers d thoir
meeting last HieAt t. seEs 1ot tie
ensuing - months:
Prophet p T. Baerkla
SacE4@l, j. p. Smart.
ScniJr Sycamore, T., T. Sailea.
Junior sycamore. Thos. \. Wilson.
Trustee VIM. Keller
The newly elected officers sill be
installed next Monday night. after
which social session will be enjoyed
by the members.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-01

Tr78GE NzNN e.
Supreme c5urt 0f b. Re 'J4r-
,--l,a -..,q4n5a ,,,.95 s{fSE I. )sla4 Of
Tie mud.r $50. NJ el ana
will lNer SCI id d.azsaasa.s ..sa.s:ass lIl','.''lis
four before Ling L ea7 lol
tl4a samner. EFof * s1e o9
eided Saturday. HthF .,r 'ltas' -
tie first degree and !, Of ny ''sF III
the second desree, S'ooi Aem Iol
tie state. All were .ia poilS' 'ne
evidence having bee ,n, iet eIea'
and conclusive, and - = T pI0eeeu
ings regular D. NJ gi''P P9 eau a..
county. will theref@ &c ''nse' iot III
choking lis wife to 5nDa. 'he result
OF a quarrel Tor sns .to also OF
Hemstead county, fF's, OIL 'he
brutal murder Of n ss W., 0 Women
Nancy Jetton and I'o,' Jettoh'
,,.at,,a,. ond da,,uhy. viii be hanged
for the crime. The tra Subject for
the gallovs is Jame Nt's convicted
of killing one Jim Jlaso' at Arhah-
eas cir, IN . MON i've. Kits is a
former Little Rock hgEo' | ne iouftl'
case affirmed is thai ol ohlos boh-
vile, convicted in Pope Gu MY OF mur-
der in the second dasfe' ana SEN
teneea to#a ternlin tle pc fent'afy
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-01
BITS OF EMiNlNlTY.

Bands of embroidered pongee Al
among the dress trimmings
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-01
= ! ZAP
0OILUMrl
Advertise Your Wants

II you have House fer Rent, or
have anything for Sale, advertise II
in this Column.
II charged viii be charged at TIN
regular iooa. rate Of 8 cents lire
each inserton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-01

\ green stfa5ehat With green feaill-
fatiGns
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-01

Tfla emerald m#a.iX= is one Of tie
aaa} popular stones f8f brooches and
belt pins.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-01

Nobair g1aee silk ara flannel are
ale popular materials for bathing
suits.
The Van Buren press., 1902-02-15
VITAL TO THE DEpOSITOKS.
With the Wrecked city savings
hank Of Detroit.

Detroit, Mich, Feb. t2.---Thc most
vital question TO the depositors Of
the wrecked City savings bank Is
whether tho checks which Cashier II.
r. Andrews certified for. +. G. An
drcws, when he had no funds In the
bank, amounting 70 s662,000, and
which the latter deposited among
four other local banks and " trust
company, IRE legal. II they IRE held
TO be Illegal because Of Cashier An
drews having certified TO them with
out the knowledge Of the directors,
II IL thought that the assets Of the
City savings bank, with what has
been turned over to II BY II. G. An
drews, will be sufficient to pay depos.
TORS In full, On the contrary, II
they IRE held 10 be Legal, II win tnke
Just that amount from the deposits
ors. President r. G. plngrcc said
that no believed the checks would be
decided Illegal, and that the deposit.
ors would receive at least rs per cent.
on the dollar, In the statement pre-
pared Monday Of the hunks condi-
tion these certified checks were IL.
nored,
The Van Buren press., 1902-02-15
NEW STONE COMPLICATION.
The Captive Missionary, Who UA-
derstands Bulgarian, Believed to
Know Too Much for Her Good.

London, Feb. 12.-Spencer Eddy,
charge d'affaires of the United States
embassy at Constantinople, has ar
rived here from Turkey. While Mr..
Eddy refuses to be officially quoted,
your correspondentlearned from him
that negotiations for Miss Ellen NJ.
Stones release have taken on the
most serious phase yet. There is
now no doubt that the captors of
the American missionary were poll
ticians, who captured Miss Stone for
the purpose of showing Macedonian
lawlessness, and thus obtaining in
tervention for the eXpelling Of the
Macedonians from Turkey They
now fear that Miss Stone, who speaks
the Bulgarian language, has learned
so much of their plans that it would
be dangerous to release her. and are
trying to get the money for her re-
lease, and then cut her throat
Hence the refusal on the part Of
those negotiating for Miss Stones
relase to hand over the money I'M
i'll she is safe. The brigands refuse
to release the missionary on those
terms. II they had been ordinary
brigands, Miss Stone would have
been released months ago.
The Van Buren press., 1902-02-15
CURRENT TOPICS.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
FIFTY.sevENTH CONGRESS.

In the senate, on the 5th, consideration
OF the urgent deficiency appropriation bill
occupied the entire days session passing
Just before adjournment, substantially in
the shape In which II was reported from
the committee. In the house, m fgree-
garine bill should be brought To- & vote
af.er two more days OF consideration. one
ttSbe devoted to general debate. and one
to debate under the five-minute rule.
In the senate on the 9Th, after four
hours further discussion, the Philippine
tariff bin was completed, so far as the
committee amendments were concerned
all of them being adopted. Several other
amendments, however, remained 20 be
Offered and considered ....ln the house,
1.-THE day was spent on the legislative, ex-
|ecutive and judicial appropriation bill, 1870
|pages Of the bill being, disposed of be-
fore adjournment. No debate of impor-
|tance DEVELOPED and no important amend
|ments were adopted.
In the senate, on the eth, after me
|adoption Of only minor amend
|nents, the pension appropriation bill was
|passed. The Philippine tariff bill was
fhen taken up, and Mr., Turner (Wash)
delivered a carefully prepared speech on
the legal and constitutional questions In
kolved in the government and control OF
hhe archipelago. ...In the house, the leg
kslatve, executive and judicial approprla-
&ion bill carrying S5, III, 1863, an Increase
BIZ S0,72l over the last appropriation, was
passed. Two amendments. providing for
a commission to redistrlct the legislative
districts OF oklahoma, and authorizing
he president In his discretion, to cover
Into the civil service the temporary cleri.
bal force employed on account Of the war
with Spain, was adopted
In the senate on the 10th, consideration
bf the Philippine tariff bill occupied tho
I'M p Tnrnnp 4
tluded his speech begun on the 7th, on
he legal phase Of the question Mr., Tell
er COLI obtained the floor, but almost
Immediately requested that he be allowed
10 continue his address ON the nth, In
] he house general debate on the oleomar-
Earlne bill occupied the day and was
finally concluded, large number OF
members speaking upon the measure.
The Van Buren press., 1902-02-15

INAUGURATION DAY CHANGE.
The senate Adopts the Joint Reso-
luton Chnugiag i.aaA.rs-
ton Day.

Washington, Feb. l2.--At the con.
clusion OF routine business in the
senate 40 minutes were devoted to
the consideration Of bills on the cal.
endar, exclusive Of private pension
bills.
Upon the request Of Mr.. Hoar, the
senate proceeded to the consideration
of joint resolution proposing an
amendment to the constitution OF
the United States respecting the
commencement and termination OF
congress, changing the date OF the In
auguration of the president and vice.
president from March 4 to the last
Thursday in April Mt noon, the COM
mencement and termination of con
crosses TO occur at the same time,
Mr.. Stewart protested against the
passage Of the resolution, but by the
vote the senate overruled his obJee'
ton and adopted the resolution by
the necessary two.thlrds vote.
The Van Buren press., 1902-02-15
FOUR NEW ARMY POSTS,
Recommendations Contained In the
Report of the Army Board Con-
sidering Army Posts.

Washington, Feb. 1.-THE report
OF the board of high ranking army
officers headed by Lieut.. -Gen. Miles
which considered the question OF
army posts, has been made public al
the war department.
The report recommends the estab
lishment of the following new posts:
One for a regiment of infantry in
the vicinity of Los Angeles, CAL; one
for n regiment OF cavalry, on the
camp site on the Nacimiento ranch;
one for regiment of infantry in the
vicinity of Albuquerque, n. NJ; one
for regiment of infantry at Govern.
or's Island, n. Y harbor,; one for O
regiment of infantry in the vicinity
Of Washington, d. c., north of the
Potomac river.
One for a battalion OF infantry In
the Red River valley in the vicinity
OF Crookston. One for regiment OF
infantry on the camp site in the Con
owago valley, Pennsylvania, when
practicable.
The sites recommended for the
four permanent camps are: One in
the vicinity of Chickamauga park
Georgia; one at TT. Riley, Kas.; one
in the Conowago valley in Lebanon
Dauphin and Lancaster counties
Pennsylvania; one on the Nacimiento
ranch, in Monterey and San Luis
Obispo counties, California.
The board recommends that new
surveys be made OF the Nacimiento
ranch and the COnOwagO valley.
The Van Buren press., 1902-02-15

~. --Cattlc--rancy exports, so5Qip
750j butchers, N0dlo,00, 'setockers.. $1,000
a,a0. cows and heif, n, t2I5ti5.6O HoHsr-
Packing, Niyy6loi. itchers, tJ,loWg.Sf'p
light, 81 76u0,ib, Shocp-Mutton shoop,
N,bodi5,?5; lambs Ggbu616. '
Chicago ttle-0ood 70 prime ateera,
sG,50di70o, poor 10 medium, Si00acg, 00i
stockcrs and feeders, G,50df4,6O 30. cows, 81, u
lt,W, heifers, t2,b0dt62bi Gamers. ti,25Q
g2a, calves Rbodf1 lDi 'fexns fed sleesa,
81 0Ool0 ", iIogs-Mixod and butohora
IT, nQf0 40, good to choice heavy, $4,000
Gi7,s rough heavy t000U0,as, light, 5000
800, Hheep-uood 10 choice wothers, M7S
Q5,?b, fair 10 choice mixed, t3s0aft, %,
Western sheep, Nsbut,@i native lambn,
N7bdt67bi western lambs, t52bu06s,
Kansas city = Cattle = Native nteetal
1ts5NB50; Texas ana indian steers, N,25Q
ESQ, Texas cows, ~, 7bu4,bO native cows
and helfers, 81. 00dfb,i5, stockers and feed
ers, ~ tQdtIi calves, N.5Ogeb0 Hogs
iicnvy, tv,sOu6aJ, packers, ~, 20di9, tQt me-
dun, t00Q@6,3b; MIXED, y0,O0ape,3b light.
s5boa0 49,. workers., 1,Sofleo0 sheep'-Mut-
tons. N.0QWb.0Oi lambs. tlh0V0.yo range
wothers. NtoUa,s0 ewes, NoOn4o0
indianapolis -- Cattle .. uood 20 prime
steers, t0,00afobo Hogp-dood 10 prime
heavies, t0,OOdtO to, mixed ana heavy
packing. " eogS "A 20 shgep.dopd 70 choics
lambs .lb'5cNtpoi good 10 choice sheep,
votNFV usuvs
The Van Buren press., 1902-02-15
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COULD'S BIG LAND DEAL.
Transucttou Involving u Cheek for
Hs25,OOO Contaminated for
0eOrge j. Gould.

81. Louis, Feb. IA colossal real
estate deal was contaminated In 81,
Louis Tuesday morning when prop
crty covering total area OF Ave
Llocks, bounded on the north by
Rutgcr, the south by Carroll and ok
tending east 10 west from Main to
Front street, was transferred TO
George j. Gould, president OF the Mis-.
rouri puclllc and Iron Mountain Rail
way companies. The consideration
WIS $4,000.
The property was decided by tho
81, Louis Cotton Compress Co., whose
immense establishment In south 81,
Louis will be removed 10 the east
aide,
The Van Buren press., 1902-02-15
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED,

Earl Clark, a 17-year-old boy, of
clarence, Mo-, saved three persons
from burning to death in house and
lost his own life.
The Ministerial Alliance of Salt
Lake City, Utah, asserts that polyg.
amy is still practiced and taught by
Mormon leaders.
Camille Flammarion's desertion of
Spiritualsm has caused consterna.
tion among the faithful in France.
The safe of private bank at Stone
Fort, ILL.,, was blown open and robbed
OF $4,000 cash. Securities valued at
$4,000 are also missing
A Waterman was fatally wounded
in pitched battle with Winchesters
on Lake Shore drive, an aristocratic
boulevard of Chicago.
Fire escapes are being placed on
many st. Louis buildings as result
Of Sundays disaster, when IL people
were suifocated or burned to death.
A st. Louis coroner's jury holds
Emory W. Gilman responsible for loss
of life in Empire hotel fire because
the building was not equipped with
fire escapes or life lines.
Miss Bessie Reames, of East St.
Louis, ILL.,, has sued landlord for
$4,000 damages, claiming she con-
tracted smallpox in fiat rented
from him and suffered loss of beau
ty
Explanations of Lord Pauncefote's
activity for Intervention, at the out
break of the Spanish war, tend to
lay the blame on the Austrian minis
ter at Washington.
The schooner destroyed by fire of
Cape May Monday night was the
Mary Graham, The crew escaped
and arrived at New York on board
another vessel.
Miss Alice Roosevelt was IS years
old Tuesday. The celebration in the
honor Of the day was abandoned be-
cause of the dangerous illness of her
brother.
An Austrian committee, appointed
by the minister of commerce, urges
high tariffs and the abrogation of
the most favored nation" clause of
the treaty with the United States
Representatives Of the Business
Mems league and Merchants ex-
change of st. Louis will go to Wash
ington to asked congress to appro-
pirate Sl,000,oO0 annually for the inn
proyement Of the Mississippi river.
Former Senator Pasco, of Florida,
told the senate committee. on inter-
oceanic canals that France can give
clear title to the Panama route,
and that Colombia would be willing
to make the 9o-year concession per-
mancnt.
The death of Jacob Frank, one of
the oldest merchants of Blooming
ton. H., occurred Tuesday, while he
was doing in n chair. He was IS
years old, and settled there 4s years
ago, coming from Somerset, Pa.
The Van Buren press., 1902-02-15
.n IS GROWING SERIOUS.
St. Louisans No Longer Scoff at the
Efforts of Circuit Attorney Folk
to Uncover Bribery.
NOW SATISFIED THAT II IS NO BLUFF.
Many Regulations Said to He In
Danger-A Condition of Rotten
ness Being Uncovered that Re-
minds One of the Old Tweed
Regime In New York City.

st. Louis, Feb. 12.-When the De-
cember grand jury began its investi
CATION into the Doodle cases persons
summoned as witnesses and those
who were more or less interested in
the legislation now being probed in
to, regarded the whole affair with
apparent contempt, and laughed east
ly at what they believed to be bluff
on the part of the circuit attorney.
When an interview was sought with
any of them the questioner was eth
err turned away contemptuously or
laughed at.
When the grand jury began to re-
turn indictments against rich and in
fluential men the affair assumed a
more serious aspect. Many of the
men who at first regarded the
Doodle investigation as a per-
functory performance that would
soon blow over and leave them I'M
scathed are now plainly frightened
ut the seriousness, of the work al
ready accomplished, the perseverance
of the circuit attorney and the earn
estness of the grand jury.
1t is openly alleged around the
four courts that many man who
formerly scoffed at the ability of the
grand jury to do anything
in the Doodle cases, is now
rushing in with the most damaging
testimony against both bribe-givers
and takers in the effort to save him
self by turning states evidence.
Wise and experienced four courts
officials are not slow to say that
there has been general desire to
cough up as 1t Is expressed, on the
part of many of the witnesses who
have passed within the mystery pre-
cincts of the grand jury room, and
that some sensational arrests will be
made in the course of time in conse-
quence. They believe that Mr.. Folk
is in possession OF evidence enough
to utterly ruin dozen regulations
that up TO this time, have been UNI
sullied, and to expose condition OF
municipal rottenncss not exceeded
even in New York under the infa-
nous Tweed regime. 1t is thought
that when the grand jury returns its
indictments some sensational and
hitherto unexpected legislative his
tory will be told.
The Van Buren press., 1902-02-15
aaaHas -a-a
WANT HIS COLLATERAL.
sUit 10 secure the Return Of Certain
Collateral Held by the Detroit
Savings Bank Wrccker.

Detroit Mich, Feb. l3.-Sidney A.
Witherboe has began suit In the cir
cult court against Il. c. Andrews,
former ,cc,prcsident Of the City saw
ings bank, whose overdrnfts and
overcer,fied checks caused the
banks suspension, TO compel the re-
turn Of certain securities, including
a concession for railroad in Next
90. Withcrbce alleges that, last
September, Andrews promised to
loan him $60,000 but when he drew ON
him from Mexico for that amount the
draft was not honored, Later he SO
cured 100000, but has since, 80 he nj
legcs, been unable to secure the othr"
$4,000 or collateral for IT, II 4.
charges tina, Andrews intends TO
turn over this collateral Of Wither-
bees to his own creditors.
The Van Buren press., 1902-02-15
A SURPRISE FOR NEW YORK.
The HohenxOllern Passed Into New
York HarbOr, Having Given
bermuda the DOLBY.

New York, Feb. 13.--The German
Imperial yacht Hohenzollern passed
inside the Sandy Hook lightship at
1857 u. m, coming into port.
The arrival of the llohenzollern at
this port was surprise, as, accord
ing to her itinerary, when she sailed
she was to touch Ut Bermuda. She
left st. Thomns ON Saturday last
with Bermuda as her destination, and
IL IL surmised that she encountered
heavy weather and found II advisable
to change her course direct to New
York.