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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

h.f4 60
-, ~, ,Nhotldr o not tbn nnnicinTi
ue.ut mi itd ho ohniisbcd ,asritsd II,
s pu' az, ~ t'r atni"ino tbe cornoration Inv n
maioritv Of eleven votes.
UAITr,rsX-rrI Constable Ron Cordes
~ MnnIton bronght In clark Cado. a negro
and nIoced him In iail here He Is charged
With criminal ass1nlt on n negro woman
neer Mention on SATURDAY.. Justire Ander-
son of Monitor held the examining trial
and bound him over to await the action Of
the grand jury.
HAII,ETSVILLE Roberts Of
Hardin county arrived here Tuesday and
left on the afternoon train with Louis Bar
nett, who was arrested by sheriff Ben
nett of this place upon Information rom
Roberts that ne neia a Watralis iUE p' q,
n I4 , cha ., nun Win sue D'o"'D7 -
hhruih COUNTY
MILLICAN.-Tuesday night the store or
A. j. EdwarGS was ehtereu allu nlS S "a
blo"h open. lntle Nas Nv 49, ~ 99 f,,,, a
shlc anu Tue outsloi9 N'' ""' TA'- ~ "
SHOW case.
IhOfSb y ~ N 90
was indicted for the murder OF Lut ii, 7
Reeves near Aihea' IN lniS cou,,a,{it't, as
tiled III the uls.i'' uouit uilu ~
GRQEsBEECk The ,r15, D pen mi m nnt SG
case nus gone 10 liza ana nM M,r NV" and
concluded before lhuFSuaf, pS s1 Ing unu
Ms two 9tStnerS MTl S I wsete n u Arm"ry
uer 81 hoo'hs"u IN" "e''
''S , ~, o.,u s+,,o-t who d,od
h.g,'SCar otuu,i' VIZ ~ ,'or'
In Marlin Monday from an overdose OF Nor.
phine. was Inferred IN the Foulkenoefy
cemetery TUESDAY
MARLIN.-Sadie Wallace, co ored wo
man. was tried In the district court Hes
telday on charge OF klltlns her husohnu
which AFFAIR took place III me Mes YER
I rbn i u, " rstrmed verdict of guilty II
1h ne J Jury dc.,reo and assessing her nun
t the srSon at Sye years in the penitentlary.
iSHhieH' az ~ go
GREENVlLLE.-Io M MiIo" AIS su,t r.
f fhe dIstrief court against the Mssour
Kansas and Texas railway colnp"n!' W
T If rs fSf pe nsar Jeerson Texas
| lays his damages az SIo'loo'
MOUNT ssntst eP PsTiyai is II Il
~ ~ historv Of Mount Calm, conducted by
Rev j NJ. Gaddy. Up to the present th err
have been about seventy acSsssi"hS ,i to AMI
church A collection for state mlss'3 on
amounting TO 500 was Falseu @uNu'' 81
| morning service
RRoWNWooD. Rev. p. NJ. fitzgerald
| the Cumberland lltsp9 70 ,s ~, :,
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Lockhart, Texas, July 23.-The citizens OF
Loekhart were greatly surprised yester-
day evening by the arrival Of a dozen ma
tive Finpinos on the eastbound Katy train.
They came direct from Manila, having
landed at Vera Cruz, Mexico, and hence
by way Of Laredo and san Antonio. They
were consigned TO MIR. James Priest, OF
Iytfon Springs. and were forwarded I'm
medIateIy, by private conveyance, to their
destination. The party consisted OF men,
women and children. and were dressed in
native costume II is not known what MI.
Priest will do with them, though It mas
been suggested that he is starting an eth
nological museum.
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VALUES INCREASED.
L,.,,,s Rolls viii Amount TO
over sb,SOO,OOO.
EYrsyp FREE DELIVERY SERVICE
,,nu q, Made on September !.
| e. Railway Machinery Has
Been Shipped.

| ,, Texas, July 23.-City Tax Col
ul VA Assessor Tom C. King this aft
a .a,,nleted his rendered tax roll and
y ,se rather phenomenal heures OF
.so Mr.. King had expected first
,o,al roll would only show $500
~ = his rolls came nearer to compile
Increased the total to 100000,
1, has shown very plainly that 1t
~ avsr 100000. for as yet there are
/ ,aasd the properties of the four rail
IVA s me unrendered roll. 1t viii come
anu pu,n a saT5O,VoO. rnis would be an
n pelss 81 600, GOO, for the assessment
lsse u was only 81, 10000. The In
yenh. come from the rapid growth
Pes ,i tT' the Increase in property values,
Z . citi md in improvements. The board
i ssi, did not TAX the property FOR
Pp.'ssn one.thlrd Its present selling
nuioiminc that they. would bring II
e sn what ii should be next year, as
3 Ma ~ not care to run the. taxes up to
oiu extent that the immigration with
an rIty has been favored for nearly
\ ,s sn now might be stopped by this
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Mnetinn at NaNasota.

Navasota, Texas. July 90 Every train
entering the city now brings In irs portion
of delegates, coming here to attend the
Central Baptist association, which convones
In the True Vine church at 40 o'clock
tomorrow. More delegates are coming here
and taking wagon and other couyeyaupes
for Washington. where another branch OF
the same convention is TO be held.
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n,rnlaru Al laka Charles.

Lake Charles, La, July 23.-Burglars
broke into Muler's general store early 10
day and secured several hundred dollars
worth OF goods Jack Clements and VIII
llnm Smith, two painters. were later ar
rested with some OF the stolen. articles In
their possession. II IS believed most OF
the goods will be recovered.
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Do not leave hon. on journey without
a bottle Of Chsnberiain's Collie. Cholera
and Diar-hoea Remedy. 1t Is almost Ger.
tain to be needed and can not be procured
while you are on board the cars or steam
ship. 1t IL pleasant. safe and reliable. For
taie By al, druggists
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p.ohibltlon campalan on.

Groesbeeck. Texas. July 2s,-rhe prom
-, a,b, IL now on in earnest and botf
sides are actively engaged In the s'rus
c,s parry Miller OF Dallas, and W.
t,,ttreil ~ cisco, are representing the an
"a. ..C,,.lone" Davis is here speaking FOL
W.. IN ..Iros The election VIII be heid OF
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Free Delivery Extension.

Beaumont Texas, July 23.-Postmaster
krles R, Bone stated today that the OK
SION Of the limits of free delivery would
e place on September l, provided the
Die finish numbering their houses by that
BE- The order calls for an increase of
per cent in the present territory, or
be than double. ana the extension is
ng to be quite task. but the examina'
b Of the 2lst added three more mon to
! list and gives FIVE eligibles now, all of
3on will be used under the new condl-
ps Mr.. Bone also states that there Is
5ually one name applied to i've different
Ifets In the city and n large number Of
fes where two streets have the same
PIE. He will ask the city council TO
frect this trouble at the next meeting,
lre i would be impossible TO do anything
Eard the free delivery in the outskirts
per such circumstances. The people will
very glad indeed to get tins addition
i Il will ala help Postmaster Bone in
Office work since IL will take some Of
tout on the streets The postGffce Is In
pnost congested shape now by reason of
small Size.
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II you contemplate taking a trip see US
before purchasing your railroad tickets.
Wen save you money. j. l.. Wolf 4 Bro,
500 Main street; telephone, both phones,
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s.,atorisl Convention Called.

smithville. Texas. July 23.-Chairman s.
L. Staples has called the convention for
the Nineteenth senatorial district TO meet
In Bronham on the 2sth instant.
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MA. gill be received Ut. 20 ~ O'clock,
M, 1,us % for oil TO be furnished on Houeton
and Texas Central track for one n yssr;
Houston, Texas.
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b TGyIs EEMAIE coILEeE AMp coNseRVAToRY Oh MUSIC.

N1pTI FEMALE AND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
and
$h Of
part
assistants seven ady
nds
Sherman TezNs, Preside
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Beaumont Team wor

|ont han :. iexas' July 20. The Beau.
y vIo,n.r .Sns are very much elated over
|or. W. at Crowley yesterday The
|rrrg,.% to after thirteen inning
pitcArs' ~. ..n watson bested zehner in
(sre todsv oa'tle They could not play
Is. aFsin On account Of rain, but viii
ptcS for Ramnoorrow. Everhardt expects
eaumont tomorrow and Myatt
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Machinery SHIPPED.

beaumont, Texas, July 23.-The boilers
pines and generators for the Beaumont
Eeet railway were shipped today from
i factories In the East and are expected
NJ In week or ten days. When they
i've the street railway will be In posi-
Il where the officials can see the date
tue starting of the Beaumont trolley
The power house Is already com
'ea and is awaiting the installation of
ealance Of the plant. The rails are
hlcally laid so that the beginning of the
IM half part Of the line may be made
'ne pole and guy wires are all IN
w Iaere are some special parts of
tracks In the way OF curves aud
ncass that are not here but they were
gpped on July 2 from Johnstown and are
Fected to arrive any dny
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on Lobrano will probably do the twlr,,,, .
ior the Crowieyites. They will return here
Win Ihc beaumont team for games on FIJI.
gay, saturday and Sunday. The reorsan.
iiTeu beaumonters are very strong now.
Iney nave played ten games since the now
and lost one. NJ Ne
Town Notes.
Beaumont, Texas, July 23.-The man who
mas not vet been captured
Ihere was great deal OF excitement
caused by an officer or guard whipping \
poy at work with the street gang on
Calder street because ne Attempted 10 . :.
SSa ap' Inc boy has been a source OF gre Il
deai OF annoyance to the officers
information came here today that a man
az sour Lake, but no partieulrs could be
me Alceed Foreman preliminary hearing
take place tomorrow.
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,pnnnpRIAr1oNs DIVIDED.

.ront Texas. July 23.-The county
rs.,,oners have made the appropria-
/ ~ the $4,000 they recently received
hs,r road bonds. 1t was divided up rs
Swi
I, commissioner Landrum's precinct,
1. /. tnnvn as Brooks lane, on the
&c Ravou road. the sum of $4,000 Is
~ s,nended in making 1t fine shell
II The same precinct the Briar Patch
nd crossing road Is to get $1,000 In
liable improvements
~ lad is TO get for the Sabine Pass
I Tevlnrs Bayou road $1,000 fer the pur-
AZ making 1t modern and stable
kmmlssioner Best. the Port Arthur man,
ret for the Beaum1nt-Port Arthur and
4 roads for Smelling $1,000.
fmmlssioner Kent, the Beaumont guard
ID 10 get the following amounts, 10 be
4 largely for converting the present dirt
IA into shell roads:
II road to south Of city ....$12,0 600
krty County road ............... l4,OUO
"A Arthur road ....... ..t....... lL'OuV
II Iaic Station to bayou 800. 1000
hebrandt bayou ...............'' 2'U1u
&cord road ....,........ l'opo
IN total allowed to the Beaumont com
(sloner is seen at once to be quite lib
the above amounts 1t Is the purpose
IN county, as taken from the resolution
La by the court on July S, to expend
50 In making shell road from the III.
kection of Railroad avenue Mt the city
hts on up by way of Park street to
BIN street, and on to Pearl, thence up
Iii to the pavement as proposed. This
/ be done with the city's permission,
! It is hardly probable that the city will
ssrn ~ accant tho assistance
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Damage Suit Filed.

esumont' Texas, July 23.-Mrs. W. IA.
ans' through her attorney, and as next
'.au 70 her son, j. NJ. Mathis of Houston
oswaid Parker Of this city, has filed
against the Riter-Conley company Of
SssOufg, Pa, for $4,000, which she al
damages inflicted ON her son while
P ,snI as a laborer In the construction
fnSs nAs at Fort Arthur. The company
nus on tanks and 1t was while in their
~! mat young Frank was Injured.
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GRMYSON COLLEGE.

GuKMYE@JN NOLLE0E.
teache
TWO O
o
wn AN claar
eba1dm
t,l illustrated
niorn nddrle n WhleNrgnt
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= Strange Phenomenon.

esomont' Texas, July 29.-The follow
appears In this afternoons Journal:
.aef cate OF Johnson Bayou, La, July
ue Journal has received the following
fI,.1f r. Pavell, one Of the substantial
<'Wsa' OF that settlement:
krthass.se a strange phenomenon In the
IN csseIn part of this (Cameron) parish
Han sseole postoffice. The ground has
In .e ~ deep sea marsh and has
hn,h. turning continuously over three
Already the flames have burned
NJ deere deer, . oyer two, miles long and six
thks ~ ana the. fire Is still burning.
$rpvnd,cp1Inae burned space are left almost
IVES In VA. by the fire. but the ground
me the n sne names progress. Can you
a fonnae exception OF ridges on which
klted 4, some OF the richest soil in the
| SEA nes' Cameron parish is about
Ertir marsh, The Journal is not snfa.
5tlsis W In science TO give Mr. PaveII
ia nsssas explanation OF the strange FIRE
koosis,ses IL up for inyestipation inv
Dat Ina ~ is not improbable however,
fye been Saense gas reservoirs such as
Ia found at Beaumont. Sour LAKE
lztshes Tugs seep out through the sen
"a maj. aplegnnte the oozy soil and ur0s.
the c ne soil inlammable This may
lfninr lUnnition OF the gronnd which Il
tA EN- 10 cameron parish Apo.her nroh'
/ bur-, In,aauatinn Is that the gronn6 ,1hirh
.hicS Is similar To the nsst hna W f,,i
Ieiand W Is obtained In some parts 'oi
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TrEg ,I"la II. Case Of Sire.

AS a house is never attacked by fire
at the top and bottom ii once, if thee
is 1fe and raaay exit at seth top
ana Mt3n. very Httio danger TO life is
to be feared. 1t IS important that al
exits should be 50 known as to be ea&i-
~ found by Gay or night hy every III
Nmate of The house. II thc clothes yoI
nave on catch fire, Il blanket, rug or
some such woolen article should he
quickly and tightly wrapped around
you. Air is thus excluded, and the fire
goes out
A small fire in a room can often be
put out in the same way in preference
to pouring water on it. In case of t4e
keep ali doors shut as far as possible.
If a room is cull of smoke, keep low Or
crawl, because smoke and hot air both
rise, leaving the floor comparatively
clear.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-14
.";urle- .ses.,., ,olir .cffx

Warnings ate &iyt9 ia a medical
journal against t1e injury f. skin ana
even bone n.A.eh saaf r.-sH}t from tie
ien@ continued Hsa#e q weak saS .. . : - :,
o. even > PER cent r.f5.aiiz"d appi.eas
tieas. especially 49, pariplaual per
tons of The aa.iy, such aa H.. l.H4e4~.
This effect, It's .ss@s=asett j. dee = q
small moaSag2 20 lie ;5e1ia'' II l525 .}.4H52
acid u on the s.zzs..Eaya" Sls' err. ts3 a
Nac main T. lis dE.1}Hc1iTp cGect &i@a
~ red and Whiee hsaei eornf4~csss.
This induces, a9efi4#ta 4 mcghaateat
and partly ii Il eaisaHg2i WY, ststsi:..
first i'll tl!@ e:t45z9.zt.lss as2. II the ;.zs.z.t
OF TIE drGe - es=st.i1Ear.i. lhea II the
larger veins ana 9.tericS Wi,& the re-
suit that the As5z..fsie..=.st ii" part is -
lerforcd W.ta .t5i#i#s she aei4aVaI o.. tzia
harmful Substances h4aAti4'J: tie nacz
Grafton Of the eRlGeIi!.is c.3ji:,s4 ~ tie
acid layorS eVaRasafi8g, - tj..t eie
cangrenc IS ttfy one, Il muHH:itica
tioil, as ii were.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-14
t@"s ii;s :2i.4 ,n i'js s,oSinY4x.

IA east side character Wp!I i;nown
about the supreme coalt wears q pdl.
t}eQlarlX isrilliala1 solitaire Gja.aona
ring, with tie stone turned in tow".t!
tie palm OF his banl He Was asked
L lie Wore his ring lhis way for fear
IL would be stolen.
Ne" he said, scornlng the idea THE
taief what is Wideawalle enough to
rob your uncle, he amt been born vet.
IT'S for business reasons that | wear
tnY diamond SO. When some fellow
comes to touch nae, l hold up my hands
SO with the back toward him) and
say, I'm broke. my FRIEND and he
don't see my diamond, and he goes
away. But when l want to do business
With man who has money 1 turn my
hands so with the palms OUT and say.
what can 1 do for you, my friend?
and he sees the big diamond and thinks
I'm good man to deal Mith."-New
York Times. e..
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PLAN NOW FOR COLORADO.
ne Burington.s Extensive Scheme
Of Sanmer Tours.

Fae Burlington Route makes tn
Z st Z ttrae5iVe excursion rates to &C.
ueado resorts tat have eyer beeE
made. For lone= periods u the sum.
nzzs we make sach remarkably low
s=a.elass round zip rates u Denver
Ge3orado Springs ard Manitou, a.
5000 from S.. Loujs, $500 from
Kansas City, Sz5.0o from Chjcago:
seo2 all summer: st other periods, or
II enc fare, plus 500 round trip.
CHEAP TO PACIFIC COAST, TOO.
May 9TH to june 8tll, August ii :
z<b Round tip good &c days. variable
routez from St Louis $47.5o, from
Chicago $5Coo. Missouri R!yer $500
II loWNr than the one-way rate; onl
@f100 more between Frisco and Po2f
land; fyst-class, good in chair cars
(seats freo), standard sleopers or
Through Tourist Sleeper EEcusioT3..
Chief coast route, the Burlington 70
Denver. through Scenic Colorado, Saf
Lake
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CQC,1ao. @5.oo@oQG
-
raN 4leg Is Z. .s.5sg2e g
ol fi%Htsa5d4 Gena.
4ife and HaaI4eES .nsaasa2e.
r. Il. N. M4LL5 & SONS,
Resident 4 zts.,
Pine l3sHI1, ARK.
z. Il. N. MILLS & SONS.
+ = 5 - .. g,
Pine k5stSl \ /


IT, TIayeiera Insurance company
40 to January 1907, had paid policy
holders laims amounting to $tG,0S3s
sGs.o5. and VIII pay policy holder
this gear Aetween four aud five million
lollzsfs,.
Tie Trayl:cea ranks first for orompl
9ayIaopt ot claims. as an Illustration
II tais. thc late Jolla ". 6ulIiyae
formerly OF Pine BlaH3 held a Tray-
eiees l.fe policy for $1,000 On pecem
ter lgol, he died at Newport, Arly4
% Deeembay IS Us. Sullivan notified
the company of lis death; on Decem
ser - just ten days after, Ms. aallf
van received draft for tAe poIicy
The Travellers issues alj the stand.
ard forms Of guaranteed policioa and
issues them for sboat &c per cent less
premium than is charged by other
standard companies writing business
II Pine Eluff. The Trayelers write q
ffteen payment policy for the same
faoe as the metaal companies (sueh
as the New Yor!. Life, Mutual Life.
Equitable ald MasaachuaettaJ
charge for mutual twenty
payment life policy, the saving
Of Eve full years premiums and
getting through paying premiums to
the company in fifteen years instead
Of twenty years means great deal 70
4 pGlicy-holder.
The line Of policies written by the
Travellers include ten, fifteen and
twenty prami0m policies. ; per eenl
Eold bonds and endowment policies.
The endowment policies Of The
Fratelers operate in the same way =
putting money in a sagings bank, the
policy holder is insured al the tim
ne is deposittng pren.iuns with tn,
company and in addition to the insa
tEee, DE receives interest en- ever
toliar he pays them.
Supposing a man IS thirty years ::
age and takes twenty year $lN.01
u the Travellers, II he dies before Ii.
e fifty years Old the company pay
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-14

MS 5Haily $4,000 IL ash 5ut if ne
lives 9 be fifty years Cd Ge himself
draws the $l0,0e8 i cash. Should IA
not want it all IN easi5= taa COMPANY
will pay hiu eash 1.zszaand Of $4=
] 80, and then - a5s 6ez j pay as
'amity $1oo00, mal96s 4 tafs3 Of -, :
re.
.fff policies Of taa Travellers are
j 9fitleH with jh a. Ii f9rfeita1le
features. and if on account of ina0il-
ity to pay premium tbe insured does
qot f3se what he h&s already paid th9
company. To iIlHst ata tEI5s on the
above twenty ye9r eadeHm ment, shoaitt
! insured pay say, ten Of tise Rreminm2s
! the company would Ihan Ein without
~ security, except tae Galtey, $3.50.
or the company VII seen tiiD ins0rs
ed free for ton more lars, Whcn tho
company Win rojata - 9aaA to the ira.
sured $3.50, o rne.s6is the entire prs
miHm& paid the iifa- i2n years, in f2cE
The ret cost Of tie asarance under
this option is less then $50 a year foG
the twenty years OH $1,000 endoW-
meat= policy.
+, however, the insured PAYS all the
aweuty premiums and lives to be fifty
years of age when he collects the
policy lie hes had Tire benefit Of TWEEN
ty years insurance for $40 G00 at net
profit to himself ef $s5.38 year more
than his premium cost am.
\ m4ber Of 2romaoat business
Ger and bankers ii Pine Bluff are
owners or this Kind Ct policy in th9
Travellers
Il yoG intend to take life Insurance.
geG should Investigate tfe contracts
II the Travellers TIE agents OF the
company will ae sIad 10 explain the
different kinds Of insurance and quote
you the company's rates for tba
mount and Kind OF Insurance You
Fish to carry.
The company wsites policies for s..
900 or more, the limit en- enc life ls
5000
All the values given fo5, Travellers
policies are guaranteed; 40 estimate
Bout It. Eyaiythins the Travellers
}areos TO DO is plainly stated in the
oatfaet MORAL: INSURE IN YHE
9RAYELERS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-14

in le5iurias y GaltIaeg ea& W
fona Of retailing Tia ls9rl.ae$ed o..
ai>toric:1I aaee5ia5es t5a &7Y - tHt
schooito9hs IL Haald eoa!aaaly
aFpe 4 n. c5'=,55#7s7.ft: Vow. 1h5 story
Is 9ot tnla saXe faa9on to l:aoW.
iiseiees., tbf 'ate fiction. ba. for
aHt fet" te;ter el4H TIE tfatA
- '.s i.ie t:5.fa e:saadt br rounded
81 5a# p555 - - nicely to Su:t o4e's
sasael., o4 e5s:se4ttee or Of creoal=
staHe2 tor sii4tilaf reasons hr ~.
instant II prs.ae of f5,.agia:'l novels.
= @eei'~ .sss scott =. GEORGE E!iaf.
@spca:a!y n J:aTaa'a. :Ia N.oa}! say.
&has Ha'4> :.eI4;f.5.s.z.t.s.s-.s= ever the 9te,
ding historian afa 1,H often arrive.
BY the iuia.ltal OF &enus, ii truths
which the iaast ls.5lfo,IS reSearca
couia never ressastI and. en- he WaoIe,s =
he would N.l 'sf:storell nction IS
much more tr.St worthy and mcompa
fab'E mere rgs'4artalse il4an fictitious
history. ~loa1.oa News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-14
The rGinc at.6 tx, eeiatit2 Powder.

iGH II AZ = :e's6 Tic '''ttI ~ EsfSF
On the first cs..&5.ls..- ii ~ eaia!.t2
powders IL =t2a - istz1I ot Delii tie
monarch ~as eese..s= Getelv>. ri il fhe
accoants OF lie EafG .ht.s. : aox
Was brought to fha fir@ ii lg.i court,
al the iatei58eta# a.n2! to lis
majesty hoH sha=5a - Used Ias9a
goblet he loat==e=zs=t tHelTe blue papers
aad, having sz.aea Watvr, tie k.as
afan1, II oa ei.fS 8=#s tie aI'zali. ard
fle roval eos=zzs.53s9izes. expressed he
&isn Of Satisfaction # was tHea ez-
planned that ii t5za combination Of tie
~ powders lay the I51U1E, and tie
s@NYe White powders We're q3iclIy dis
set,e in waiter, aaa as eagerly sUs5I-
lowed by his ~ .iesfv.
With a slt5.ek tl4at Viii be r1membtI-
cd while Della lasts the monarch rose,
stared, exploited s.s.z1 IN Us full a9aaies
screamed, "I.afd He tte#1," tsen rush.
tas from the throne fell PROSTATE on
TN door. There he ny d'min& the long
continued eGerT1sceaec o the cGm,
9oa@d sfH@fH4 ike 10000 penny
Woyths Of imperial pop ana believing
himself in lie ae9n.'> ol death, q mel.
ancholy aHd Illuminating proof tb.,t
kings IRE mortal. Indian Mirror.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-14
RELICS or EARLY DAYS.
Rail Fences ana DuGout Canoes sur
NiYe CiYi5iz.e ions March.

NiYe Civilization March.
One Of tie remarkable features Of
country life in America is the singular
persistence Of the rail fence and the
dugout canoe. No matter low thfckly
settled a section alaE become or how
lone it may haTa hecn settled, these
two survivors ef easIs.s ttfem2ut Iineer
q Is Stu]haaalF ,S ever Today in tIa
shiekeSt settled fa1#s# 81 New England
and New York lAe rail fence is met
with Willie the sHad fishermen of the
P-l9G"" and james rivers and Chos8-
He3Ee buy. on tha bahEs of which the
first l.n-5jsh Settlements in America
@er2 e-Jabitsliga. s.ill aHamfacture aHd
Hl9i', The Oh & 4aHt tan8e in making
- ends q tIe:4. @l4ad Hets,
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