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Nnltimnrer Mnrfthrriflte.

Cstriatet fur Sen p2tuti4en GOrreipouOsnten.I
Baltimore, Den 80. Suli.
Me61.-0ie 6euti9e N}ebl3ufubr
Belief fi4 uuf 1851 Jdfer, elm
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4oint uno 1902 6Gier gu canton;
8iiItenDerIaHbt 32O6di1er. Der Mebl=
MART lit rubig unO berri4t penig
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9nftmarfcn>N grntnren.
@eri6iebne GtaOtI6eile, in pel6en
POItzBsrt6iuden Dertouft
nerDeu.

R,IpoIs, g. g. stott.
0ort.RoaO 9urnsa 3. SappinQton.
GOriud=Nosnue uEO 6arriipHhrabs - Ro6rt G..
Z. 6an.
q. strabe unO neutrality-suspicious. 2Ou;s
&tiHoouar.
GranQepiae - oiram Rimble.
6OrtsGuiHus unO5 ObniOn=Strab - R. =. G.
SdeiOt.
8. uno GouobzStraBs, 6iObluHOtOtUn SAINTS
g.. Srudr.
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CIR. p, uHiOn=aOsHus (BOO0berrDl Glarenn
.. Winiamg.
@roaolpap unO Saltimors=Str - @corgs 8.
g9ap.
INTERPOLATION, gtnniblSaui,r gabn' 9. g.
Rropn.
Gamoeuzs tation, .guitimortsO btOsga5u.s
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0eriualtcrs=S crfauf
t~pert6oouen gruno3insfreien Gigenz
thuma SIR % Siinz0nnbzStr

t%pert6poQen granddaughter Glgenz
t6ums g}r. %, Sioz8onbzStr
arait zines Gtfrcts os Grcisatri3ts Der staOt
Baltimore iptroen Ole un~tcrj eibnttcn 9trpdItcr am
VI t IN d, Den 80 Sui 1902, gabmittugs UNI
4 llbr, Das ~folqen0t in Der StaOt Baltimore beIes
gene @ruuOfiif ucbt Gcbdul;btsiten, rDclbes as
0r. g, 6Ho=9Ono=Stra betannt 1T, an Crt unO
Stelc auf offsntli6sr NuttiOn O%crfauicu. Gaftbe
bat cine 6ronte BON ~uugefGbr l3 SUB II 3oa unO
cine Siffe nnn lis SUB bis 3u elmer Aat0. Gie
DISQUALIFICATION b.fteben aus etncm jtpei unO cinz
balbtodigeu Superintendent g9obnbau5 nit elntnl
,iutift6djqen 3ic9slteintrucn 6,Htcr ~gebduOe.
gertau : StOiugungtn Sin Srits
tel 9aar, Der Heft nab icbs uuO itp6if MoRntcu,
poer aQcs @aar, nab @sliibu Oes Gduitrs; gititz
3ablunJen fuo pom Elge Des &trfluIs all 3jnleH
u~ntsrporfen uuD miiTeu Jur 3uiritOtnbtit DER Sers
palttr fiber geitlt icin.
Gin 8rpOTt BON 800 @aar miro sur 9crtaufs=
jeit %ptrlangt.
SturDM . HiteL
GOpin s Griffin,
Ssrrpalttr.
9attiiOn & Gaban,
C207, lO-lD Quttyondtoreu.
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6eutiqe S6IrBrQte:
8altimorer Gffettenb0rie.
(Bsri5t.t iRr BEN .8euti5,u gorrsjponoent,n' buT5
:. Bm. T7iooeHoori & Go.)

8aItimore, ben 80. Suit.
S. 8m. MiOOenoorf &c So. bers9z
nen fir Trancs: 8antiers : Sratten
duf so Sage 5,174 (peniger 1916,
auf Stdt 5.164 (peniger 1f16), fuufz
mdnnii6e 5.183 (peniger 1i16) Bis
5.198. 8eidsmart auf so Sage 94J,
8ul0en auf 80 Sage 40.
Sterling 8antiers auf 60 Sage
4.854, auf @idt 4,87 1916, tuufz
mdnnii6e 4.855s-44
9ertdufe auf Der bie!igen Gffetten,
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Nnseiaen.-3n berfamien.

GtaneartsT dbsM AID nen-Saa oeer orecit'
Stptt Uloi6insn in ems - 2odz uno Hstfsnrip.
9ilistsr Nldi6in.ns2aDeH In DeG6tast. ebarles
Z. 6batrer, Rr. Col, Weits 9altIm0rsSS!TaBs'
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0sih1its>@ elegembeiten.
Stnfa III pcrfdufen

Cine @irtbi6ait am 9eluiTsgRdrtt lit frantbtitss
balber Az perthuftn. Nab3ufra9en bti !. Godis
Nlanu, Rr. 5l5 unO SIT, Gorret=Strabt.
Gll-3)
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Sarleben BON $500 bis $4,000
ouf grunosiatutbum in Der StuOt unO otm 9anOe,
~ui.oriqs 9"jnsraten. :. W& Ssrrp & n,
Rr. Us, st. 9aulsstrubs. (aprtlll,10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-31
Sinis III %pcrtaufsu

tueun Iofuri ~perfauft - os Spciie= uno 2ogir=
bdus 9tr. 355, RprO=Galpert=S trdBs- RdbiuirageH
in r9uiiHeb Srot,rs Grbdnes," 701 sGa!pert @uil=
0inQ," 51D:ttt= uno ct. 9aulzStr. tl99-2l2J
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Sarleben ani MObel It. |. 10.

Narlebcn AMI MDbeln uno anoerc
ei6er6sittn fir 6 4rO3;Ht-gsnau mad otm nsutu
GrltB; pripatim.
gRidtsr. Rr. 2IO, Cfseerfnstpnsgtr.
3immtr 9r. 4, .9aniants9uiGpino.S
Sn Ger Office miro Seutidb sefprocbcu.
Cglui20, lSl
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Butter, &c Yfun0:

Gul3fleiid: pro qFuno, gauge
S6ultern, engIiid gei4nitten, 1896;
gang tur3e 8ippen, 124c.; tur5e Seiz
t~enrippen, 1885,; SeitenIped, 1916;
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giebfutttrz uno strobureiie

5olsenbes iinO Die auf ben itaatz
li4en Nuugen fir Sen, Strpb u. I.
t. geitern e~r3ieIten preifie:
Sefli9e 9eupaage.
9eu. SimOtbp, SIS Bis SIG,
&Ieeheu, $12 big $13, semif8tes, $14
Biz $15 pro Spnne.
StrOh. = @ei5enitrob, So, Rogs
genitro6, $12 Bis $14 pro Some.
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81 738.
6eutiQe ShIuBrate:

20 a s.-0ie beufI8e WEdIs3ufuRr
betrug 1923 8uideI; 9erianOt DON
ben @leOatoren 8O6 8ui6eI; 8orrat9
in ben @~IeDatoren 23,489 8uT6el.
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Tragt die 9De SGte, Die Ir Inner G8kaIft HABIT
s;5:.f' &MAzM
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6eutige S6IuBrute:

Uu tI. ytUIVYe @uTtI5UTUVI
1852 8uI6eI; aus Den @leDatoren 5uz
riidge5ogen 6743 8ui6el; gIepatoz
renz9Orratb 1882 8ui6eL,
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Nerstc MnS Mpotbetem.

SpeSialiit in 0ernia (@rii1bc).
Or. Ssm. IS. &luman. sU8 RortbsNue., Def-
8iiyeauituHDen 8 bis II llbr D}ittrgs tau5eenonz
men sonu;aas) uHO 3 bis 5 ubr Nabmittags tag
lid &ann nd AMI piete 3uperldiige 9erionen be-
sjebsH, Die turirt iDOrDsu inn. SuII2S, 6Yft.)
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Seuti9es Nrbeits : Na9peiIun9sz

8iireau,
Gr. 2l9, zSbarp=Strabs inter Der @ufF$t Der
r0tutibeH @eislidaft."- 9ieierioen, pet6e 0tut=
ibs San0ipsrtcr, Grbeitcr uno SisnitEotsn gu be-
i9ditiqer ipiiniG.H, molten f6 prri0nIi6 ODER i'll
i~rlutirteu Qrisfen an ben GQeHten Der @sieqi1oit,
, 8 cbauH 3. Weper. CIR. 2l9. euosSbarp.
etrube, tpcnOen, Dsl6sr unsntgtItti6 @%ugtunft ers
EL,len miro. (San28. 49,
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2 rrlangt.- WGnner nno &naben.
SetIangt in M%QaemeincM.

8~erlanqt:
50 6rausH sum R~OruibHeioeu unO 80 yIdnntr
gum &ornboten U11 Abtrotcu. gu mcIOtn III Hr.
l2@0' SaHf@StraBe, 5pii9tH @onos unO Salasz
Strlbs. ella
Ausufaufcn ectudlt:
Gecerbtttsr. 1iartIptsI5 Ui,O b,5atlt tur ollie
Ueofrbttteu; ale auilrlQs prompt beiorgt. Wtan
ltnoe Yolttarte. pAmerican Geatber Co., Rr.
l69s 0rsealtimore=Str Err. y. 9. Srg $50.
(lia!9, Is ;3&5
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APHORISMS

In misfortune even to smile is to OF.
fend.-Bacon
Generosity is the flower Of Justice
- Hawthorne
Every one can master grief but he
that has it.-Shakespeare.
Nothing is more friendly to man
than a friend in need.-plautuS
The plea Of ignorance will ne"er take
away our responsibilities Ruskin.
Pride is as loud beggar as want
and Il great deal more saucy.-Frank-
lin.
Young men think old men fools. aud
old men know young men to be So
Metcalf.
Modesty seldom resides in breast
that is not enriched With noDier vir
tues. es.-GOldsmith
Never be afraid OF what is good. The
good is always the road to what is
true.-Hnmrleton.
II we could read the secret history
Of our enemies, we should find in each
mans life sorrow and suffering enough
to disar,n all neutrality-suspicious..
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CURIOUS KOREAN CUSTOM.
The !s@tt2c oe stenes Etf.feh MARKS
,;ts;g;s33liGac. OF Kew Year

The !s@ttlc OF s.enes Et&ieh Marks
':s;s:a1is4ly OF Kew Year.
One Of the most curious customs in
Korea marks the advent Of the new
year. This is the battle with stones,
participated III by inhabitants of Seoul.
At Il spot about a mile and a half out
side the city walls. on the main road TO
the Han river. the people assemble by
thousands either as witnesses of or par
ticirants in This truly remarkable eXhi-
bition of warlike good will. By previ-
Gus arrangement piles of stones are in
readiness. all carefully selected and of
d convenient size
Without previous selection of com.
ba:afitS the participants form them
selves into opposing armies. about the
only qualification for service being ap-
iHtrentiy the ability to hr.il stone at
tfIe advancing fGreoS OF tie enomN. ~
ilfSt he stone THROWING is at long range
aHd i3niftcra@tlel, b'ft as the tNrgwiag
centi4uaS tie forces tiaW neafer, ft;ti
Zine t.,,'5t WaNe& asst al& furious, men
hein.. det:}iittI - collect It" stone, into
heaps a&Hia 0s fote,l fep@f ;l:nnaaitian
for fAe G.#sla I:ae. z.t.5n Tie elz2'I
IS 5s, III, sett55-z t!f-:eas'sl slf1tl
izHiva> asll s.'si3s> are freely used Tie
f.laef q s9s.apoHs. H. sefoans Of t.,o
eonstf1taa.;=. t.. 4lst.Ga2 s4a:a=ss; e aae53.
.alae hafnes t5-E-I-iset 10 e}4sfls. '4N
.al!a%. ags1. str. -4in.5 "a 1>.sil le4t. f'.e
i1Ias.ei tif'rifz2 s.es4 nH2t3eaal!s= =c}!ts tie
iy@3e "I..s - fl!:.Eo q pIet IRE HAT de
l7ists .1:.Yti.iAa bgt=tbH Joy VIC ;tttrfH1te
10 }5s' ef=es.3i4 II i HeE9 Ne4l I1. 65slt
is Nep; up until tI4o cla&.s Of t.,e -sHeHt
sjty=hcH tells :ho eou3hatl!tts !la' il is
.;sna O -,tt.tn hou9e.
i'.5Hl.t14& tha most Singular feature
If Il" celebration is !iat during the
4en@injn& o'aTpA months Of the year
3hc E0re"n is as aun3lle a person us
can hc found in any country, and by
S9r4e writer's The average Korean is
4.!lH.etrt erizcd as the uiust lljcct COW
ard Oh h" face Of the earth
ittI. cow:trdS or no coWardS the
Korean people still indulge. as they
have far years, III THIS alIlilal Warlike
welcome Of The new year. Indeed it is
legal in Korea to fight not only on
New Years day. but during the first
EOoE or month Of the year. The GUS
tom has become Il national institution.
sanctioned by the government and
pa,roliZed by the king and the uobili
ty. The police attend the battles but
merely to keep order among the specta
tors Fighting is the Koreans privi
lcge with the advent OF each new year,
and he is expected to exercise that
privilege to the extent Of his ability if
he would be accounted a good country
loving kOrean.-NeW York Tribune.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-13
Tie RetOrt Judicial.

When Judge Barnard was on the
bench and holding court in Poughkeep
sic, lawyer who cid not like him
CHANGED 10 see one cent coin lying on
the floor. Picking il up and holding it
forth in ostenta;;ouS display. he said:
II imagine, your honor. from the
value Of this coin. that il must belong
to the court
"And l imagine" replied Judge Bar
nard. "that il 1t was not such small
coin the court never would have seen
it."-New York Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-13
CUT OVER HALF.
Commission Makes Reduction on Fate
for Fertilizers.

The Arkansas railroad commission
today issued an amendment to the
standard freight distance tariff max
ing sweeping reduction in the rates or
fertilizers, in carload lots, minimum
weight. $4,000 pounds. effective April
2S. This is a specific commodity rate
fertilizers having come under the class
of general rates heretofore The II
duction is over SO per cent, as shown
by the following. giving the new and
the old rate in cents per ton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-13
TO THE PUBLIC.

We, the undersigned, hold our first
annual combination sale Of trottera
PAGERS, carriage and saddle horses at
Stuttgart Driving park May 1 and 2,
1902 We have already CT 1signed
race horses with records as low az
2:17A, winners in their classes. Some
as fine drivers as there are in the
United States. Several matched
teams, some extra fine high actor9
and saddle horses. Our catalogue
will be ready April 10. Will be sent
on application only. Be sure and ap-
ply for one. and come and see our oe.
ferings at sale.
B. REINSCH & CO..
Stuttgart, Ark.
April 80.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-13
Hls Seat.

Mrs. Gaussip-l saw Mr.. Stockson
Bonds at the uphoisterer's yesterday. !
guess he's going to get married and
furnish q home.
Mrs. Malaprop-No: I'll tell you what
took him there. hear be bought a
seat at the Stock Exchange last week.
It was q secondhand one. and I guess
he wants it dxed up.-Philadelphia
Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-13

z:orence -.-:.nt.nGale's asani Name.
The fact is hu, little known that the
family name of Florence Nightingale
was not originally Ni-h;ia-ale, but
Shore Her father was IL r!eh Sheffield
banker Of the name Of -sh' 7" and CON
nectcd with an old fan!;iy which bad
been in possession Of land ~ he coun-
ties of Derby and York sine" the fif
teenth century. Mr.. shore assumed the
name Of Nightingale long after the
birth of his children and because he in
hcrited the fortune and estates Of his
mothers uncle There We're but two
children in the family, both girls. The
eldest was named ParthenoSse. be
cause she was born in Athens, and this
name was supposed to intic;!te her ia
TIERS profound admiration for the Par
thenon. The younger. Florence, was
also named after the city OF her birth.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-13
L. d -. !,
but not Least

W. ar na@ prepared to serve
fresh. e}can and wholesome soda wa
.r aua ..e cfYm - tHa MOST ldst,d-
lauz t.-g. 0u iee cream is shipped
eom AaHf1i= #al i absolutely pua
ase4m a1 4agaHt6ed 10 suit. our
ssrrps arc maao frem furr sooh can
dg s}rgq. 80 GLUCOSE Nc also
nave @ien.s af fr=a- elea. water to
#a=h aatr SSH. We.azls your
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-13
HUNTING TF5E GORILLA.
An tni1,sai Nast Africans Say tTua
tGae Sou5 oE :; Man.

An tni1tHi ~ 2st Africans Say Haa
tEae Sou3 of u Man.
Gorilla hunting is Il distinct sensation
even for the veteran hunter This ami,
NAL which las become confused some
what with fable and fiction, is {; reai-
ty and a decidedly unpleasant one to
engage The west Africans are mortal
ly afraid of it, believing that the brute
contains thc spirit Of Il man. They at
tribute to t. all sorts Of ferocities, like
tie carrying off of a human being. who
is permitted to return after being de
priVed of toe and finger nails.
Skilled hunters have never observed
any Of these doings. but they testify to
the brutess strength and ferociiy,' says
Alien San"ree in AinSlee's. "Accortling
to Il French sportsman, a full grown
gorilla can bite through Il tree six inch
9S iiiel in order to secure the sap and
twist Il gun barrel with the swollen
bnncheS of muscle that serve for arms,
HIS Noar is terrifying and can be heard
f0f Il diS,tafcf Of three miles.
.''I shall never forget how the first
SHE imp eSsed me s3ys the French
man. .fofs f5s4 Il lz,ttl ae,aeN esf shakes.
lie vols fE.zg# af,1 I'D some fine
viii u iar}jiag .csaa t.s.' >aAS nothing
NntH lil5= eff+e3e el}se-es softly and
pea4ad > f.=free a.a3l.zj,ss Which stood
aa li.sti...se u.alr GORILLA bore he re
He.i.ea Lii =t1al>e y:sT'e ~ ~. boldly
laeiHs e. &is3.-Ai> ..-4a e4e>t, m0seu-
Ial' @:g4s. 3e9.s.l, 4I.1l.. s.l@o 10y
es#e%= add l45t.i@i. e,si.l sz.5io4, Gmii I
move,
~ X. he Il 4it4..H 10 al fonrs and
caHle siz yate5s GsaezH =s;sti3 uP 10
beat tiS breasts vi:.t Is ha.a f.sss-a
,5et'ssee=ss tii..H1 - .'zssz.l 80 :aii :lt!-
laen,4 drum }ii;r @r Vas t-=ost sii1su-
lar, t3o>if.uinG Ni,U u |515ei ;z!'i and
deepening j,s,o u !.,>..=se.li lhat literally
rescmhItd thjiH,tc,. 1Ea sl.arf heir on
his forehead 1va4 tis.te''iszz Il power
fuI f:;ngs Sh WED uHf,5a@.t,.. b, and
feeling he was ah9it - :.5t;te}. and in
cidcntally h"il.@ scared green, shot
him through the heart. With q @roan
something human unG yet blutish, he
fell oA his face ana died quickly, like q
man lie measured j feet Q inches in
length, his chest Was - inches and his
arms spread 8 feet | Was glad 10 have
the specimen. but somcloW after that
never cared to kill a gorilla unless he
actually mpnaccd ne.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-13
flow Thew Grow.

Firs, Year The biggest trout I ever
cau:hs waS foot and u half long. anc
he had big fishhook in his stomach.
Tenth Year--Did l ever tell you about
the trout ! once caught? 1t was over
yard long and had an anchor In his
stomach.-NeW York Weekly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-13
Co to ldahr.

Mr.. Dave Summers Nose Angsberg
er. Jake Reaser and families, all of
near this city, left the latter part of
last week for Nampa. Idaho, where
they will make their future home
Stuttgart Free Press. ',.ss
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-13

General Delarey has demonstrated
that it is easier to capture AmericAx
mules than go to the expense of ship
ping them from New Orleans. Gen.
Sam Pearson should go to the rear far
his seat.-Pennsylvania Grit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-13

;mith. messenger boy Of the b.
department OF the Cotton Belt
went 10 Little Rock last week
md the Woodman $ ball
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-13

following drcmen 4le on the
hoard: r. E. French, Elmore,
0sothe, Holland, Mccoy, Sea.
s Eith. Kelley and Jacobs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-13

WANTED-Young lady stenogra-
pher wants work for practice in good
Office. Law or real estate preferred.
Address Miss s., 1922 West Sixth ave-
nue.. 166
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-13

FOR SALE-A moving picture ma
chine, complete with light, curtain
and set of pictures. Apply to G. G.
HARRISON. at j. E. Simmons Grocery.
166
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-13

FOR RENT-A neatly furnished
front room for gentleman ony, in
good locality and convenient to bus
mess part of city. Apply at 3O3 f.
&th ave LEA
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-13

MALE help wanted-Any person
who will distribute circulars for So
daily should address Standard Co.
4 Wells, Chicago. No canvassing 163
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-13

| \ -. NOTES
BY Chester E. Ehyte

.emen Clark, Eckert, Hoffman and
i are Oh the sick list.
] following drcmen are on the
board: r. e. French, Elmore,
Il 6s'othe, Holland, Mccoy, Sea
4 $ Eith, Kelley and Jacobs.
n lies have been placed OIL the
haells III the Cotton Belt yards.
3smith, messenger boy Of the B.
II department OF the Cotton Belt
1 went TO Little Rock last week
hend The Woodman's ball
i eineals King ard Boone and Fire
ERfko and Roma went 10 BeHEit5,
4 to attend court.
l. cars of rails for she SAWYER =
L. 4aiI5oad came IN over tfe Cot.
B 1t last week..
pile driver lef6 Pine Glae fo4
/ Point, where i5 viii E-9rh-oa The
atn-tab7z.
/ gravel rain a. J9ae55Jf5 had q
/ wreck. Noeody vas hurt.
Fred Townsend Went to Shreye
La. to attend the street fair ana
friends.
|tton Belt engine 2i2 is receiving a
coat of paint in the roundhouse
lgineer NJ. L. Case, one of the most
liar employees of the Cotton Belt.
resumed duties on the Camdei
!, after being OF with broken
lgineer Stone has his "Old Relia
engine, No. 112, back on the AL
ner branch.
]. Gates and J. M. Hunter, two
chmen formerly employed in the
on Belt yards, have gone to Okla
a territory.
IS. S. Townsend, Wife of Enginee,
nsend, has gone to Little Rock.
crowd Of car repairefs have re
ed from Lake Dick, where they
engaged in piscatorial sports.
le Cotton Belt will soon load SOME
for the Texas division.
akeman Ben Card, who was hurt
he Iron Mountain switch engine.
e frame Of the new Waters Pierce
ompany has beer erected.
=. H@.D. Jackson. one Of the most
lar brakeman on the Cotton Belt.
returned from Searcy. where he
To visit his family.
eoiored helper at the Cotton Bolt
room had the misfortune of mash
lis foot.
;. VIII Warrington has gone to ST.
to have his eyes treated.
e work on the Cotton Belt depot
been delayed, owing to the scare
# brick.
e Cotton Belt is doing a good
less and every engine is makina
time.
horty9 Marks has returned from
Veport, where he has been visiting
DIS.
le scales at Paragould are out of
new gasoline pump has been put
Dexter.
:. j. 3. Clark has gone to Fort
IT, Texas, to attend a law suit.
slhe 2l4 has been turned outof the
On Belt machine shops, having
repaired and painted.
new station house is to be put in
OBJ Roy.
:. n. J. Douglass, boilermaker at
ootton Belt shops, is on the sick
le Cotton Belt scales at Birds
{ nave been repaired at the shops.
lslheers F. Smith, Hudson and Dix
re on the sick list.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-13

LOST-Gold locket, square, orgrav-
ed B one side, other diamond center.
Return to this Office and receive re-
ward. 164
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-13

lies have been placed Oh the
,cts in the Cotton Belt yards.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-13

FOR SALE-One Jersey cow and
calf two months old, Apply 1907
Georgia street. 164
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-13

,n3pn Clark, Eckert, Hoffman and
afe oil the sick list.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-13

4 aiHeals King and Boone and Fire
! bike and Roma went 10 Be#itt,
to attend court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-13
INTERESTING REPORTS
FROM CHARITABLE INSTlTU
TiONS OF TIE STATE.
REPORTS
Sixty Hundred as.a Forty-TWo Patients
At Asy!ut1'-F.9s9ia5ioa Adopted
BY State a7aro CHARITIES.

Tbs following is the Official report
submitted BY superintendent 2. @.
Hooper. of the -trkailaas state Innate
asylum. to tie boad of trustees foi
the month OF March;
Patients Oh hand. February 2@-
White tma1asl. -: Nh5te ffeaalgs5
g: eclored ma5ssl 40 cologea lie.
malosJ. GG; sotal 63S
Admitted during month of March
White Gaales) !, white 0elaale4l
fetal. 12
Discharged ree5ycre6-&hts@ O.
malet,
Discharged ima.oyaa 2Elzf.s
tmalz}. -
bi5ehafsed. =u4.aHat.I wise
Gz1afa} -.
D.a.=F-.afe ;aa25f 8# a.
ma2@H ca5aas6 tts5I#
r #aialaE ea asal zla-aa
#s1Ea an .eJ ~. Tl.5ee tt-r5#et-
-. c5I5ie=j 5nat.I .=21
Halef. g.. sets
Cause II death Goa5a.a5G5a. Il
aa2sle,.N Z. 5a4as u4esuat ae.a.
GaUstioa.
Superintendent, Hooper aaE4 We
have mad a good deal Of sickness dalA
ing the month, but nothing Of serious
character. TIE weather has been SO
cold and wet that We have been unable
to do anything in the way Of planting
in the field or garden
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-13

4FANTED-Men to learn barber
trade two months required. Excep-
ti9nal opportunity for thirty days.
Board tools, diplomas and position
given. Can earn expenses if desired
Write nearest branch Molar Barber
Colleges, New Orleans, La, or St.
Louis, No 16G
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-13

MRS. WIN. SEWARD, professional
nurse; 321 North Cedar street; old
phone 329. 167
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-13

Lady to travel in Arkansas; $50
monthly and all expenses to start
Permanent position. References fe-
auirea. Send self addressed enselope
for reply. Address Treasurer Mac
Brody, o52 Dearborn, Chicago 164
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-13

The following resolution was adopt
Led - the state charitable board. being
introduced by air. John ". Lee:
"Eesosyed, That all applicants for
positions as teachers in the literary
departments Of the deaf mute institute
and blia] schools shall be required To
exhibit a certificate Of at least second
grade examination 10 be conducted by
ans. one IN the state authorized t0
conduct examinations and grant CO.
Ji9ie&toa. Applicants shall be raQuirc5
to file with their applications 10. pes
lions such certificates. Diplomas or
certificates from any reputable normal
school, college OF high school shall bo
recognized as sufficient qualification. :
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-13

e ears of rails for 5he SAWYER 4
n railroad l.anle IN over tfe Eo5.
aIt last week..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-13

Fred Townsend went to Shreye=
I4a., to attend the street fair ANA
friends
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-13

pile driver leH Pine GlaGa f2a
Point. where it viii U=9thUa the
1Hn-tab3z.=
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-13

~ advertisement is the news of q
s'ness briefly told.-Printer's Ink
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-13

Dr. c. G. Stephenson, aurist, reports
that seventeen cases are undergoins
treatment at the deaf mute institute.
AS oculist for the blind school. Dr..
Stephenson reports that seventy-fvo
cases are now under treatment there
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-13

Superintendent Yates. Of the deaf
mute institute reports that the pro
sIess Of the new bulalngs was consiG.
eHably DELAYED during March on &c.
count Of the weather. There vas nc
sickness during the month
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-13

superintendent Gray, of the blind
school, reports that the enrolment for
March was: White, 169; colored 80
total, POI. Twenty were dis
charged during the month. six of
whom had their eyesight entirely re-
stored