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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-19
SOCIeTY'S RGHLM

The city. and altogether deserving
Ct lie bi de he has won. He has lived
mere severe, Eeafs, has made many
stalHch .rion13 for himself and Is
universe wt# liked. TIC h..1e l.
Tie dan@htes + ~. ard 1trs. /. D.
i'et, 90 il. ~ 'e2ain@ fnaii:a q.
fea.al Alz ,-s5 r. "a e&taH-
s.Ee acquaintance over f=tAe zate Size
possess. S 81 s.fa e.a1 @uuza a..s t8 .
2.saa}.ea Co. r 5J.G. ~ g.. "a
Hh3 KNOW hor
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The Wedding celumz-H uaet viii
unite in marriage Mi Janatte Nc
Gehee and George schaltor Harvey
VIII be witnessed h relatives and i
few i-t.imate tsiends. Inyitations
have been issnod to a large reception
- MI. and MIS-. AbneH McGchee in
honor of their daughters marriage
The handsome McGehee home will
be thronged with guests from to
O'Clock next Wednesday. Amsng the
out-of-town friends will be Mr.. and
Mrs. Stearns, Miss Stearns and Miss
Wilmington of Hot Springs, Mrs Nc
Gibney of Arkadelpnia Mr.. and Mrs.
Fitzhugh Of McGehee and Miss Park
Of Mayfield, Ky.-Arkansas Democrat.
Miss McGehee has visited in Pine
Bluff numerosu times and has many
friends here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-19
THE "GRAND OLD MAN."
Uncle Jack Pays Him a WeIl De-
served Compliment.

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IS aa.= =mz H@H.=# u f.et f85-
- ng usual s4a 4a uaH. aaa e..
sgfV3 .tA. #ta "a a hau5
,.iE .E.e.est 2aa a this friend I4ss
beon a 6enelacto. J5 a}I communities
that havo had lhe pleasure to claim
hila. Ms quite uftbgd6N in my
loeas "aen youne. This vas due to
example and preeopt So common now
a4jaEa with a great many people. But
tie IA iefn man called the Haa of
TIE !4aul has wrought many changes,
which are acceptable to NY primitive
ideas. Andrew Carnegie doe. not
propose to wait till the end Il his time
Oh this earth to gladden. the hearts
=, men. but as a man OF the hour. he
has appointed himself administrator
Of as vast estate Il disposition OF
N3ish is mentioned by the tongues
Of aaE nations \ philanthropist
ao5 80 &tauosts far tie advancement
el sp# aaa 2rt. y Phiia0thfoPist,
~ aaae viii 60 down in history
s# !4a,Hl Il hundred years hence by
whose desire chief
am.as aaaE 4at hi estate Wolld
Hss. eFG side bz side @5la Jha Of
- f - beelaimed 6y the #pea0io
='aa - sod thai gave l. Ae thore
o. GaHHe=ie#2 f.e= We have o8a
IN aaH midst NJ With millions
lo G.asrihHte amons the po6r Netth=
q i@s he built Stone ediiiees Of learn
iHs 8at with ambition 10 obey
Cod will, he has sivon up his life
fol the benefit Of hi fellow man.
Quite fifty years he was an itinerant
~ pioneer preacher, during which
time he saw l:fe 81 many phases.
Being loyal to the flag of the Con
IeaeracX, he spent three years fol-
loving the soldiers on the field of
b ;tle. Gay after day. and prayed by
tte stafs al night, that God would
hafe mercy on the widows and chill
dl'en. made destitute by the carnage
Of va Did say he. too, was a man
ef he hour? Yes, truly. an angel
Withzat wings. administering 10 the
war5s of all walks of life, with an
eaeaa4tne&s and feryency Of spirit
tlat even the vicious claimed him a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-19

Gaat#Ja rs placed its mark
##=7.= U=0-=' so65le, his ha5- is
0a Htula -hambIiaa,
~ the hand II
his deaHHatioH
iti'r station pfeaeher-
4 - =, the extra HHfd,
5z1..- .sa,lta - 5i#t caller summons.
b makes n4 difference Whit train is
4.aas= ~ a'=5t and is short a eon-
-sf.e.H# #ejtl5t5 jew a3 Gentle. this man
Of Go5 re7poa5a. and with the usia!
wave of the 6aHd he gives the en-
mani @Not ali aboard but the conl-
m&uds Written on the tables of stone.
Too old and feeble to be assigned
10 regular Nor., yet his love for
human kind sappetted by keen
conception of Gods mereies, he visits
the sick ana poor day after day. Hav-
inc no visible means or support, he
continues his mission without fear,
without price. His presence is har-
monA his work is bissful. No greater
privilege is eXemplifed than the cor
0ibation for his care and comforts,
which come from the godly and IN
cody alike. Through all the vieisi-
tHdcs VI life. he accepted no critic
lion bat fdeftT and with a devotion
of Christian Integrity, lie has reared
monument tHat viii survive the
maWe4}=of those IN after years. Car
uesie wealth. Iiko the leaves Of the
forest may scatter to The four corn
nHs@ 81 t9e e7Hh. his institutions OF
Ieataie% eHmbIa 70 dust, but The
y eEoG tbt# maa though confined to
q naEo@ Id viii live after he IS
dead
.laspes if Y6a do wrong, your nefglt-
tofs viii talk about you, and the law
Will arrest yoo, The same rule should
apply 10 those who do right Why net.
take him by the hand, and say good
things about him? Why wait till he
dIcsa Jasper wei the end Of your
thumb and then turn a new leaf and
don't forget Your friend
UNCLE JACK
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-19
, NJ c. 4. Rsceptlon.

Y.
The opening reception given the
voung men Of Pine Bluff Friday even
ing by the Young Mems Christian as
location at Merrill Institute was a
dofightful affair and well attended by
+be veua1 men. An apollo concert
v.as ore Of the interesting fe snsas
of lie reception and the evenings
e,fo4faipmnt concluded with q bas-
1.at.faH game between two OF the
Y NJ G. A. teams. a bovy Ct pretty
oirj: received the young mon, aad
The affair WIS most enjoyable in cv-
cry respect.
e.e p s,
orpenheime 2einaoh.
announcement of the approaching
marriage of Mr. Sam OppenheimeF,
Of Oklahoma City, to Miss Sadie Rein
och of St. Louis. has been made.
THE wedding will occur in st. Louis,
October 81. Miss Reinach has a
rumber of relatives in this city whom
che has visited OH several occasions.
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Invitations Issued.
= invitations were issued last week
announcing the approaching marriage
Of Mr.. Tracy Mills, of this city, to
Miss Carrie May Retain, of Little
Rock. I'll nuptials will be consum-
mafed at the Retain home, Pulaski
Heights, in Little Rock. on the even
mo of Wednesday, October %. Rev.
r Jordan Smeade Will ofiiciate. The
wedding will be one Of the n@tabe
sociaty events CT the se2son.
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Cook Nc Entire.
4 The wedding Of Nj Mack Cook and
- Douie 1IcEntire whiea occurred
1Nt Sunday morning unannounced.
~ it 5. was cutie 1 surprise 70 the
many ellcaas Of tie Eclng couple.
No biGal s.SG vas taken and Nj. and
MIS-. Cock ar al home IN this city.
ssawsi.Bobbitt.
One of the Ifettiest weddings ever
| to occur in Beebe will be consummated
On the eEenlrg OF November .. when
Mr.. Will T. Seawell, of this city
will be anitel il marriage to Miss
Marion Pink Bobbit of Beebe. The
teremorv VIII oc,ul at the Cumber-
land pre@hvterian church. the pastor
Rev. W. G. Ha, e&e. officiating. The
grooms attendants from this city
will be Messrs. A;cX Rowell and John
Bookhart After - ceremony the
coupe will come to Pine Bluff and will
be at home at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. S. Rowell. on West Second
avenue. The groom of the approach
ing wedding is prescriptionist at
Walkers drug store, and one of the
finest ard most popular young men OF
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-19
isamacl. tie "W.lG Man"

!shmaeL lho Wild Man. viii be
enc of the chief attactisas al the
state fair this week. The @Wila Van
Was enc Of the attractions thc Gfa.
fian2tt fali festival, and tine Cvapo5s
eia' Tribune Of that city says. HIM
ser satisfied tlfe Visit t. the park
zzass began. Th2 lads got to soc
ice le4azsats /, happened th5f
they saH. tussle between
the trainer and I@Amael. The wild
maI. The szw the wild man fed a
h4ga chunk Of raw beef to quiet him.
saw the trainer bit him With whip
and shoot at him when he get bad
and began soliloqui7iHg on the fol
ishness of being wild.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-19
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s. ARKANSAS NEWS. :,
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Hon. Y. Il. Tomlinson ana two sons
isHsiy injured BY pay train aazr
Newark
Close Of N. L. church d.strict n!.s.
s:9naty meeting Al Hot Springs.
u =,
Malvern mass meeting enters com
plain, against lack Of Choctaw trains
there.
Rev. J L. Green will be installed as
Presbyterian pastor at ArkadelDhia
today.
Morris Sheppard TexaHkana. is
candidate f. congress to succeed his
father.
Baptist academy to be started in
Jonesbofo.
Wade Flint, Il. accidentally shot
and killed near Gentry.
Accidental killing Of ". T. Waggo-
man at Ionesboro
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-19
4 Justice 81 the Peace Is Years

Henry Cohn. of Hot Springs. was in
the city yesterday and secured his
commission as a justice Of the peace
He has been a magistrate for the last
Twenty-Five yeafs, continuously. and is
probably the oldest in actul service
as sH1h in tie state.-Little Rock
Democrat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-19
RAILWAY RUMBLINGS
Items Of Both Local. and General
afegeet.
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4a.Teu. . Il .5g 5ela-
>Ft5,aea S.sea Ea. @his
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aia.ea. aao#E4as, as.4. i7sEiHfa
"g'. he a blow bE The Ean3r9biHs
=. jeH a9e eGouht sEstea. smother
e5slter il the financial feud OF the
a1 bases Of Gould and Vanderbilt
Tie Vanderbilt and Gould systems
ale alre dN competing fol east ami
"e5t business ca the most aggressive
re,iey. re & G-elas have plans under
;mmotion WAereby the Illinois
Central will nave direct competition
betWccH st. Louis and New Orleans
The&e plans arc the building Of con
neetions down the west side of the
Mississippi river. The Nsnderbilts
entering the Illinois Central director
ate gives something f. the railroad
aa3 financial world to watch
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-19
ENGLAND.

G. W Morris happened to a very
serious accident Monday, while try
i4s to regulate a Gin feeder, making
seme niscalellasjoa aad getting his
hand ia tie wrong place The thumb
Of his Fis0t hand was caught and
torn OF. Il vas Il very painful acct
deAt and is yet causing Eim a good
deal OF pain
i. IL
Mrs Eastzn. OF Phle Bluff, who has
been visiting Mrs NJ L. Brodie, left
Tuesday @ol her homeLL England
Courier.
RiSON.
Charlie and Dunk Harding went to-
Pine Bluff Sunday and Monday.
j. II. Steed went to Pine Bluff Tues
dry,
J. w. Brown went to Pine Bluff one
day this week.
!. j.
Marshall Overton. Of Toledo, was
business visitor to Pine Bluff Sun
day.
% =,
Miss Willie Wyatt was down from
Pine Bluff Sunday t. see the homai
folks.
Messrs j. F. Harrison w b. Smith,
Davis Quinn, Carroll Renfrow, Oscar
McLendon, Wesley and Harvey Will
ms and Misses Matte Harrison,
Nina Renflow, Jennie Quinn and Lii
liam McI.endon went 'possum hunting
Tuesday light.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-19
+ THE NEWS OF THE 4
+ NEiGHBORlNG TOWNS, /

Observation-Disclosures
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-19
Sui for Possession Of Lot.

VIM. NJ. Gamble and others sue
Joshua r. Rowland in the circuit
court for tho possession Of lot in
Aliens addition to Pine Bluff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-19
Y. M. c. A. NOTES.
BY j. 2. George, Secretary.

At $50 this afternoon there will be
q bright gospel meeting for men at
the Yong Mems Christian associa-
ton. No cant or sanctimoniousness-
A STRAIGHTFORWARD meeting open to all
men. Music by the band. All men in
yited to be present.
30 y
The reception Friday night was a
very enjoyable and interesting affair.
The apollo concert was enjoyed to the
utmost. Many thanks to the Hollen-.
burg Music company for their kind
ness. The basketball game was
quic!5 and very lively from beginning
to end.
basketball will be played every
Thursday night which is visitors
night Everybody welcome. Ladies
especially.
Mems Bible class starts next Tues
day evening at p. m. Be sure and
be on hand.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-19

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50 lis s!ssate s=ee.toe5
l.5&..l4 4J its soaa iIy7a z z.55a -
a.4toa. Glstance O. g@..sv i.v.
..-:.as. ea#= tae Little Boca aga'z..7sr.
tic cal}t q HtovG js isas.s i52.a
$500 oo0 to 51oo9 9J9 ". " Iae1iIl.
Chicago. : presioeEt of th9 i02d.
ali principal owner of the Sawyer
.Au5J.n Lum' ei' company, the promot-
rse Of IL "a. J. II. Macmillan i
Pine Bluff, is secretary and treasurer.
The road will be in operation into
Sheridan in short time and the work
rapidly finished to completion to Ben
ton.
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Iron Mountain Wreck.
There was wreck on the IRON
Mountain road about a mile from
Bridge Junction, in Arkansas. One
box car was der2iled and considerably
twisted up. but ne one was injured.
Southern Merger.
The Louisville and Nashville has
acquired viii =cqoire control OF
tie Atlantic and West Point. from At
}anta 20 Mea3 Eomof, according 10
report in 81 Louis yesterday aad viii
merge The He8 acquisition #.zb the
f2.lfozd. It : stated ii
tee Atlanta and West Poins aaa the
= ) L lafTs&3 viii be operated as
aae s.: teal. TIE Louisville and Nash
lille "a tae Atlantic Coast line and
tire recent acquisitions as another.
This VII make three Ing railroad
systems in the southeast. including
the Southern Railroad. or Morgan
syateln. John Shelton Williams and
h!a SeaNara Air Line and the Frisco's
Bilmingh IN line are left in;1e9eadent.
1t is reported that the Southern rail
way will remove its auditors Office
from the Washin2ton ID. c. head
quarters 10 Atlanta. TO which point
the company>s freight Offices ere re-
Gently removed.
81 i. 3
May BE Blow at Gould
The election Of Cornelius Wander
bit to the directorate of the Illinois
Central railroad is supposed to indi-
cate important changes in the situa-
/ On Ct the Vanderbilt and Could lines.
It is said this election indicates that
tie Hinois Central railroad interests
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-19

Adjournment of federal court acM
Helena. ~.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-19
Iron Mountain Wreck.

There was wreck on the IRON
Mountain road about a mile from
Bridge Junction, in Arkansas. One
box car was derailed and considerably
twisted up. but ne one was injured.
, 1902-06-05
MOVES
ON THE BUSINESS CHECKER
eORAO BEING CONTEMPLATE
ED BY SEVERAL FIRMS.
Laramie Drug Company To Occupy the
Laramie Hardware Company's
Building. the Latter Going to the
Building Occupied BY the Trabing
Commercial Co.-Other Changes.

The recent sale Of the building at
the corner OF Second and Thornburgh
streets occupied by the Laramie Drug
company has caused a good deal of
the city and several moves may he
made in consequence
AS the street umo goes today. the
Laramie Drug company has secured Il
lease OF, the building occupied by the
Laramie Hardware company. owned
by Mrs. Durlacher and located at 2O5
the drug company in a couple of
months.
The Laramie Hardware company.
consisting of J. w. Conner. N. f. Cor
thell and A. c. Jones. all OF the First
National bank. will buy the building
occupied by the Trabing Commercial
company. at the corner OF Second and
Grand. and will move its stock 20 that
building.
This will force the Trabing com,
pany out. Mr.. Trailing said this morn
ing that a deal was pending to trans
fer the entire stock OF the Trabing
company to the W. Fl. Holiday COM
pany, in which event he would retire
from the business for the present.
II this sale is not made. the stock
will be moved to the brick warehouse
belonging to Mr.. TRADING on Garfield
street. between First and Second. in
the rear Of the site of the old Trailing
building burned some months ago.
This will be fitted up for temporary
use.
1t is Mr.. Trainings intention. should
he continue in the business. to build on
site Of his former store and make a
much larger establishment than the
n he now controls. but he could not
tell what the next few hours will bring
forth.
When the building occupied by the
Laramie Drug company is vacated. it
is thought that Harry Cordiner. now
doing business ut 81 Second street
will remove his stock to the uptown
building. the Eggleston Drug company
of which he is a member. having re-
Gently bought the building. The Fig
gleston company has long lease on the
building it now occupies. at 2O9 Second
and will remain there. Other changes
may result from the removals contem'
plated in the deals now going on, but
just what they are has not come to the
surface.
, 1902-06-05
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.


Brick Ice Cream at kleeman's.
Choice flowers daily. Mrs. Walls.
Ice cream, Paul Mays. phone 34B,
Gasoline stoves cleaned and repair
ed at L%oveioy's.
See those plain and ornamental
screen doors at Pelton e. Berner's.
Justice of Peace NJ. N. Grant Occupi
ed the bench in the police court this
morning, Police Judge Hayford having
been granted a short vacation.
Three parties were fined yesterday
for violating the water law and ont
was before Police Judge Grant this
morning. Marshal Davies and his men
are going after the water hogs.
A small house on the West Side
occupied by Austrian labOrers at the
rolling mills. burned early this morn
ing doing not a great amount of dam
age. The fire department maed "A very
creditable run, one of the hose com
panies getting a stream on the fire and
extinguishing the blaze before the ell,
CINE was connected.
, 1902-06-05
ACCIDENT
CAUSES DEATH OF OLD GENTLE
MAN AT kEMMERER LAST
WEEK.
Team Ran Away n He Fell Under
the Wheels of Wagon. Receiving
Shock That Resulted Fatally Sew
eral Hours Later.

Saturday evening J.. +. Barry and
son We're returning from F~ontenelle
where he had been to prove up on
some land. says the kemmerer Cam.
era, and while passing the steam
shearing pens their team became
frightened and started to u away,
They were riding the front trucks of a
wagon and as soon as the horses be
gan to run. it became difficult to stay
on the load. The son held his father
on until they crossed Il ditch. where
the vehicle gave such a lurch that the
boy lost his hold and his father was
thrown to the ground. one wheel pass
ing over his body. He was brought to
kemmerer and placed under the +
OF Drs. Hooker and Light. who re
NAMED with the old gentleman until
o'clock Monday morning. When he died
| The doctors say that the shock was
i, the immediate cause of his death al
though he was injured internally. He
was buried at Hams Fork. from the
residence of Mrs. Mcllvan. Tuesday af'
ternoon at . O'Clock. Rev. De La Barre
officiating and Messrs. Riley. Rosen'
berg, Casey and M~cNaughton acting
as pail bearers.
Mr.. Berry was a native of Ireland
and 81 years of age. He was a resi-.
dent Of Ogden for some time and has
been in Uinta county for Is years. His
home was on Craven creek. He leaves
one daughter and three sons. all OF
whom he has cared for himself since
they were children. their mother hav,
ing died while they were all young,
Mr.. Barry was highly respected and
his sad ard sudden demise will be a
severe blow to his relatives and
friends.
, 1902-06-05
CASHIER CRUMRINE HAS
BEAUTIFUL LILAC HEC

One of the prcttiest spots in all Lar
annie at the present time is the lawn OF
Cashier Eli Crumrine. at Seventh and
Thornburgh. where his lilac and black
One of the lilac trees. now more than
fifteen years old. and covering sew
eral square feet with its spread OF
branches, is loaded with bloom. Other
trees ia the row are loaded. but non
OF them is SO large as this me. The
black currant bushes are full OF yellow
bloom and mark the under side OF the
hedge with their wealth Of color.
, 1902-06-05
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Ed Allen is in from the Sybille.
Mrs TnMln went to the rnnnh toni

Ed Allen is in from the Sybille.
Mrs. Towle vent t the ranch today.
Mrs. James McGibbon is here from
Red Buttes today.
Rev. Father Hugh Cummiskey has
returned from n trip to Rawlins.
f. H. Decker returned to his home at
Owen this morning, going by train to
Lookout.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Coe and daugh-
ter OF Omaha are in the city. on their
way to Grand Encampment. They will
make a brief visit here.
w. J. B%roadhurst returned to his
home at Tie Siding this afternoon. the
board of county commissioners having
adjourned for the term yesterday.
At the kuster: Charles Baker,
North park: w. A. and f. f. Crum.
Rocky Ford. Colo; S. c. Smith. Sara,
toga: Thomas McGarty. Victor. Colo.
J. W. r. Gray. connected with the
At 10 III ''S wy
for a day or two, the guest of his fam,
lily. He came down last night and will
return tomorrow.
Rev. Father Casey. just home from
lei Paso. Texas, fas in the city this
morning. the guest of Rev. Father
Cummiskey. He went to Rawlins on
the morning train and will go from
there to Evanston.
Mrs. Prof. Adams and little daugh,
ter. who have been at the home of her
brother-in-law at Berkeley. Cal. for
several weeks. are expected home Mon.
day. and on the cath will accompany
Prof. Adams to Adams, Mass. their
future home.
At the Johnson: Mrs. NJ. Z. Rulings,
Spicer. Colo: Mrs. Ray Ensign. Rand.
Colo; A. NJ. Clark, Cheyenne: NJ. A.
Froberg. Elk mountain: A. II. Bow,
man. Saratoga; Fred Zimmerman,
Rambler: S. G. Palmer. Red Buttes:
ID. J.. Martin, Bitter Creek; w. c. and
A w. Harnden, Rockdale: T.. w.
Mount. J. w. Pryor. Denver.
At the ThOrnburgh: John Paulus.
Council Bluffs; S. HextOn. NJ. A. Wat
son. New York: S. F. Berry. San Fran,
cisco: J. II. Stafford. Frank e. COe,
wife and daughter. A. H. Doane, Oma.
ha: H. Lehman, Otto kull. Ed John.
ston, Chicago; l.. w. Campbell, NJ. NJ.
We'll. Salt Lake: w. Fl. and r. L. Her
man, Portland. Ore: Frank A.. John
son. Louisville. Ky: George Roman
Hastings. Neb.; f. B. Knapp. Boston
, 1902-06-05
DEATH OF DAUGHTER
MR.. AND MRS. J. S. KING

Ruth. the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. !. S. King. of whose serious
illness The Republican spoke yester
day afternoon. died about $50 that af
ternoOn, of typhoid fever at the Rhodes
sanitarium. and the interment occur
red today.
Mrs. King and Ruth came in from
P%inkhamton a few days e and went
to DR.. Rhodes sanitarium. where they
could receive all the care that could
be slowed upon them. but the little
one died in spite of all that could be
done
In the loss Of their daughter Mr.. and
Mrs King have suffered another Sc
veIe loss. the wisdom of which no mar
knows. but they will have the sympa.
thy of a host Of friends. 1t is a terri
bic affection to be visited upon them,
but THY will he done" should be their
prayer.
, 1902-06-05

DR.. Robert F. Weir of the College Of
Physicians and Surgeons was describ-
ing an operation he had performed for
the purpose of making a new nose for
a man who had lost that more or less
ornamental organ, says the New York
Times. To replace the lost bony
framework DR.. Weir had made use OF
part Of the breastbone Of a duck. The
doctor concluded by saying:
THE man was very we'll satisfied
with the result. but | do not think |
shall repeat the operation. for this pa
tient persists In speaking Of me as his
'quack' doctor"
, 1902-06-05
JESSE JAMES" At
THE OPERA HOUSE.

Mrs. Roots billpOsters are today
covering dead wall and billboards with
the lnrid paper used by Leon Hatten.
bach and Miss McCollum in the pro.
duction OF Jesse James: or. The Mis-
souri, Boys" which ome to the Opera
House next Tuesday night. Judge
MissOurians who attend the play will
be able to detect il there he any diff.
ference between the real and dramatic
Jesse James.
, 1902-06-05

A Southern correspondent writes:
"A little brother of mine, q%uarreiing
with a negro of about the same age,
threw a rotten apple at him. which
took effect between two very large.
sized lips. and literally despatched
and sputtered for q moment. and In
dignantly marched of. saying: 'Muss'
Horace. | take dis c~ountenance right
In and show 1t to your father"
, 1902-06-05
SAM SMITH GOING
TO PHILADELPHIA.

Sam Smith, the Cow creek miner and
prospector. is in the city for a day OF
two. and will go from here to Philadel.
phia. where a good position has been
him by a Pennsylvania com.
pany. Mr.. Smith is u man Of much
Of mining. and the Phila-
lelphia concern has sen him an mr.
gent message. to come.
, 1902-06-05
Furnished housekeeping rooms for
rent. Sayer Hansen, 151 Sixth street.

Whether its ball stationery. invita-.
lions, letter heads. circulars or any
thing In the printers line the place to
get the very best work is at The Re-
publican ONCE. And prices are always
consistent with fair wages for compe-
tent workmen. Cheap John" men or
.Cheap John" printing and material
have NO place In this oaco..
, 1902-06-05

Do women initiate mems fashions
or do men appropriate the ideas Of
the fair sex? Our opinion Is that in
the vast majority of cases 1t Is the
women who copy the men. For some
time past the Englishman's ideal Of
style in clothing has been the easy
lifting waists and the emphasizing Of
height. Ladies have now adopted the
same idea. the tall. straight figure,
without form or shape.