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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29

The sYoona4 Dramatic company
Monday night presented a Yankee
III Cuba, new play il three acts
The play is one of little merit and fell
far short OF being acceptable to the
audience. The character Of Neth
Swap, the Yankee. enacted by MI. F.
Z. Spooner, was the only redeeming
feature. Miss Marie Acosta a SOU
brette who came here to join Mem
phis Kennedy, appeared last night in
a specially which turned out to be a
frost"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29
X'al~V >.SCauii5G@,.

Any cisy subscriber falling to re.
cejve The Graphic On any aay shc'u!d
report the failure 20 this ofaee at
oroe. TIE present carriers ere new,
and have net had time 70 become
thcroaei7iy acquainted with the places
Of residence Of sa5sorbeFs, and 1t IS
a favor to the Graphic and the car
rers to have those failures reported
daily, SO that they may be remeoIea
as soon IS possible.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29
No Mere Wasted in Erooranos

The clothing dealers of PittsfielG
Mass, have taken definite action in
tegardt advertising. In the past it
has been customary for the business
men to advertise on programs ana
other papers Of a similar nature for
social events and field days This has
become such a burden, with no re
sulting benefit to the merchants, that
it was decided to discontinue it in the
future.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29
How do v0G manage

!l11 ~ .!cl l.!1!!.lsc !. -! ~
]e..: .leA ena man of aaotao:.
Il. i.1comcs are ABOUT the same, aau
'o0 saye everything 80" want and
save money. and J Lon save an.:2la9
.3~d .ta.lt h2va What ! wan.
ITS my Wife" answered tie other
Z -. h"ioI2a la csa L. ;sn4 8
= ~, 15"e.,. 2nctva :s.ss zen e
NJ a.: V..e." - -, IT. g :ls 10
=, ;t.i.s ,:-o.@ :h2n i4a. sr1e1.= :, worth
eNe.X tine
..oT teee eAe 6.a -"
Wen. II. cEe Ii iI.a sie :e.s! Is tie
,<.vl. isea. er'e.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29
il0NEST GANUiJ6rE F@a o7.t-@

HONEST GAHJiJ5TE F.n 25:t.-z
gai4oo 4 noaoeener5 .stie III !. 1e2.se
s.d.ioH-
s.a}i.s examined a@.A-lH II
tong, }sgil-bouuj lae Hc5Es al. j L.
Ing talked 70 several ssEat1s, ,,-z=4-ltit
ANY as, find thaj mere :
agaiua. it, - am gong tc faa tgf #5.e
I sislatuc, and / hope tia! everybody
NJ vote Ior ne.
However, any maa VINO Eas cor
ecicatious scfuples a5ous Voting fo1
tie will please subscribe for thc i3eas9-
crat to pay ZIP back dues, and viii be
forgiven.
am eGiaS in to wil tl4is race with
out spending any money. | have been
in the newspaper business SO long that
the spending Of money has become
lost art to 1he.
People Who 90 not like re may now
shoot off their heads al libitunl and
say anything they want to. they may
even lie about ne, nut s sll right.
expect it, aHd hereby promise not to be
surprised no. in the least JutI;ed if l
Gnd nayselz af.eetjoa&teIy lyfcrfea to
as an expert COW thte:.= =b0@, oeyeftae-
less, I viii rua-tacause Waat to, aas
it is not against the law.
If the other candidates have any IS
sues to discuss, and want to meet ne
on the stump, all thay have to do IS %
notify me. | can't talk much, b&t !
will make lots CT signs.
Hoping the best man Will win, l a1a,
respectfully, JOHN AsLE\lj93&.
Shelby (TeXas) Dem rat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29
4 Cipher Ccde.

\ Little Rock commercial traveller
being compelled to go away on a bust
ness trip about the time an interest
ing domestic event was expected, he
left orders for the nurse to wire him
results according to the following for
mula:
II boy, "Gentleman has safely ar
rived
If Gifl, Lady has safely arrived. =
The fathers state of mind may lie
imagined when a few days later be re
ceived telegram containing the one
word. Both
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29

Many woman pays dollars in car
.t.e. walks eod shops, crowds and g
crowded, ana comes home a self con
s;luted wreck, bringing with her
something she has purchased; and as
IS Gra@s ier tired self along the
homeward street, her dropping eyelils
open wide enough fer he. TO see with
n the window he. Cwn tGWr store the
~as..o article = the SANE price,
Na;A! c. Fowler. j.. ot Boston, IN
II i !, SIS - women.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29
- Is 4: y Z
ri:tsTf4 RECORD.
t X 4

Mrs. Ollie Neal. Of Pine Bluff. was
called to Cieveland county Monday en-
account Of the death OF her father,
Mr.. y. J. Harper, Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Harper was sixty-sevea years Of
age, and was one of Cleveland county,s
leading citizens.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29
S. A. ROSENBERG
ST KAUSS ( M|LLER'S
BULLETIN
GOOD THINGS TO EAT"

Are you worried about what to eat
this FtCT WEATHER: Il so, try some.
Of the following; no cooking is neret
say: .25c
hamburger Steak. with Cnio:Sew T.
SGil
snaoi.e3 White Fish. Wit
Sauce, per can..:. .ns
Co.aea Beef Hastra~-
Libby's Cote.
Co9fsh
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29

Ore Bottle of 5arnetts Vanilla Es-
tract is better than three CT the doubt
fui kind. Though costing a few cents
more per bottle, its purity and great
strength make it the most economical!
brand -,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29
Earres. Cerninc,

Nj. A. J. Barnes, Of Kearney, and
Njss Maud penaiag, Of Pine BlHw
see ma;lied Sunday atsvooacr
:. j. stewar, ociaf3n
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29

There will be a meeting of the
Trades and Labor council this after
nocn at Carpenters hall for the p9r-
pose OF planning Labor Day celebra-
ton on the first Monday in Septem-
Der.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29

Imeprial lodge, No. 94, knights ct
PFthias, will hold special meeting
Wednesday night for the purpose OF
confering the rank of pake and
esquire.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29

Mrs. &. Thomas and sister, Miss
Willie Martin, leave tonight for New
Albany, Miss.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29

The Red Men met last night and
worked in the adoption degree. Nh.
McNeish was adopted
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29

John Harris, negro claiming
Shreveport. La, as his home. is at
the police station suffering with ap-
pendicitis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29

s'asy: Dge st.ia.S adys. 5.s'n' pay
eeatHH"
B1i3eet: @EaisA. don't. IN Just
sifre- s,'vvE'ots!a' la.' q sIJiW&t.oa ne
.s4r": s:.e.e, @2s:l y27 ~
n. y-.ivi4l sttz2s d t.aees for yoa.
id.
22:f1-es Sc had. bat baa laek
l. GU. 60 a@cep, wan ov thin
.ez1 saG : #ee1iy.
"e may live without poetry, music
and art;
We may live without conscience, We
may live without heart;
we may live without friends, we may
live without fads;
-,ut business today cannot live without
ads.-Ad-Sense.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29
:: IL f~tui u stake.

- 5stt = tHtttl 1.Stttset
= :.Cl .-.1f=s4al oI es..s::zz -, was very
-. - il lz,=s=at.:.3:. t54e good size Ct
=. =. ....ts=. s=..sg9.5t .5.ltth o. tie botanic
.s... 80 ttat one i.otV,ls and pot
10. !. ATS light 5c .@,It 70 his lcase.
- every o..e A.iJHs, Saith IS a f13e
ola 5 ote!a.nan, wao Wo.ships t13e
H. Aery OF @G9b'ie' B.4t...s, ana has
y ~. b,y tize iae-t aaa most complete
&C! ec5:2.i 81 ea:t:o:ls Of Burns werks
II tl1e world
When, therefore. tfe new member
went to Saith he resolved to say
some hing which would Please the
lover f Burns When he entered
sfaith's library he looked with inter.
est Gr1n the books.
4 always Gia love Jimmie Burns
poems,' renearlled the new member.
Il never saw such fne collection Of
his works. l think Jimmie Burns was
one cf the greatest men who ever
lived
At this point Mr. Smith could con-
taia himself 40 further. jimmie
Bulns." he exclaimed. anelily. Tom
my Washington. Sammy Bonanar,e.
Get OUT
Ard then the new member realized
that he had made a mistake
Teacher (reading).- THE qualities
Which characterized Abe Lincoln, and
made him the success he was, we're
PEI severance. courage. and never
knowing when he was beaten. Go
Glass; And these qualities in man
viii make him g success wherever
lie is. Now, Johnnie, can you nalne
the three necessary qualities to sue
eess2
Johnnie (Wnase father has the bjg
gest stoie). ).-Adve.tising more adve..
Using, most advertising. Ny fathes
says SO.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29

Mr.. j. w Crawford went to Var
ner this morning to attend chanccry
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29

Nj. G. Q. AB9IHathy Wei down
the Valley ROAD on business this morn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29

Mr.. Joe Paulette has returned
home, after lengthy absence from
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29

If boy, "Gentlenan has safely az
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29

Mr.. B. w. Befi is that
Valley road this e
Mr.. Sid -
aernins : y
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29

Ard then the new member realized
4hat he had made mistake.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29

Mrs. H. O. Whttoan dlour chill
dlen leave tonight Iur Iyles. Texas,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Let your wants he known through
h. columns Of The Graphic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29

Nj. sam SilBefnaglC has gone to
DeImGtt on business trip and to visit
friends.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-03-22
Idaho at the st. Louis Fair.

BOISE, Idaho, March lS.-The St.
Louis Worlds Fair commission. com
posed of |. b. Perrine, Mrs. II. w.
Masheld, A. f. Parker and r. j.
Anderson, which has been in session
here, has issued an address to the
people setting forth its plans for the
collection of an exhibit this year for
the exposition. The commission was
appointed by the governor to devise
ways and means to prepare for an
Idaho exhibit. Nothing can be done
officially until the legislature shall
meet next water, and it will then
he too late to gather good exhibit.
So the commission proposes to gather
an agricultural and horticultural
exhibit this year. The plan for
raising funds for the work is then set
forth in the address:
1--WE have evolved plan for rails
ing $4,000 which we feel will he emf
nently successful in view Of the 10y
atty of our citizens and the great
desire OF the state to be creditably
represented on the occasion. The
commission finds that the most prac-
ticah!e way to raise this money is
not through small personal dona
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-03-22
Lumbermen Form Unions.

III. l.. Hughes, organizer. of the
Western Labor Union, has returned
from trip to Standpoint and Hope,
Idaho, where he has been organizing
unions. At Standpoint Saturday
night he organized the Standpoint
Federal Labor union, with 70 charter
members. The Hope Labor union
was organized at Hope Monday night
with membership of 40.
.srhe lumber industry around Pend
d Oreille lake is on the increase, and
all the milling plants are being con-
siderahly enlarged" SAID Mr.. Hughes.
"a larger number Of men will be
rmployed in that section this year
than ever before. Wages there aver
aye up pretty well with most othes
sections OF the country. "-Spokes-
man Review.
Fred w. Walton, of Wallace, dis
trict organizer of the Western FEEDER
alton of Labor, was in Occur d
Alene last week organizing a local
union at that place composed of
mechanics and laborng meu The
charter members number IA and
there are large number of applica-
tons for membership. The carpen-
tiers in the union have fixed scale of
forty cents an hour for labor in their
line.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-03-22
Notice of Bond Sale,

Notice is ably given that school District
No z, Koa mi county Idaho; VII sell wv IWo
lar, $500 p;..h. one Bond payable in four
years from f..,e Of issue The other one paya3,
Die in eigh, gears from date OF issue, and
bearing interest at the rate q six per cent
per annum. payable annually; said bonds
being lssue1 for the purpose of erecting y
school house and equippins the same In said
school district.
Sealed bids viii be received for said bonds
by the board &c school trustees Of said dis
trict until thr hour Of o'clock p, m. of April
7th 1902 a the Office OF ,he clerk of said
board of school trustees of said school dis
trict.
Each bid should be directed to Lyman, F.
Markham. clerk of school district No. =, La
cede, ldahu
The right rs reserved to reject any or all
bids.
by order Of school trustees district No. r.
Kootonai county, Idaho.
Dated this 7th day of March, 1902.
LYMAN F. MARKHAM, Clerk.
I S. CAMPBELL, Chairman.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-03-22
END THE BOER WAR

Washington, March Io.-The
democrats of the house at eau
Gus held tonight unanimously
adopted resolutions declaring that
congress should express the sym
patty of the American people for
the struggling Boer republics and
pledging themselves to use their
utmost endeavors to "force" the
committee to report resolutions
expressive of such sy mpathy, if
only that congress may have an
opportunity to act.
Representative Hay of Virginia
presided at the caucus and Repre-
sentative Robertson of Louisiana
acted as secretary. The attend
ance was large. There was no
division of sentiment as to the
course to be taken, the question
presented being simply one OF
choice between two resolutions,
one offered by Mr.. Randall OF
Texas and the other by Mr.. Sulzer
of New York.
The Randall resolution was as
follows:
"Resolved by the democratic
members of the house of represen-
tatives of the United States oil
America, in caucus assembled.
That the congress of the United
States should, by resolution, eN
press the sympathy of the United
States for the people of the South
African republic and the Orange
Free State in their struggle Il
maintain their liberty and indie
| penednce.
Resolved, That congress in ;
spirit of amity and friendship, ap
peal to the British government il
the interest of Humanity to accep
overtures of peace, cease hostlli
ties and endeavor to bring abou
a lust and honorable settlement 0
existing differences, to the ent
that peace may be established.
Resolved, That the Unitee
States shall fairly and honorabl,
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-03-22

The press dispatches Of the 18th
contain yhr following concerning the
Yost appointments:
The senate appointment committee
appointed subcommittee TO investl-
gate the case of John +. Yost, who
was nominated register of the land
Office at Goeur d'Alene, Feb. 4, vice
David +. Budlong, term expired. The
sll committee is composed tf the fol-
lowing senator's: Gamble, Of South
pak, ia; Clark, of Wyoming, and Rer-
ry Of Arkansas. Senator Berry IS a
cousin of Mrs. w. j. McClure.-E ]
| The charges are contained 10 mum
Der of aifdayits. One of THESE at1ida-
Wits recites that John f. Yost is a
man without character, a "tin- horn
gambler" and otherwise of general
bad reputation. Attached to this
at1idaviL and provoking a smile from
the serious senator from Arkansas, is
another affidavit duly attested and
made out by The same at1iant whc
filed the first. This affidavit is dated
just two days later and is complete
retraclion Of everything charged
aeainst the character of Yost. This
leaves only one affidavit, that OF
populist editor.
Against this lone charge are tint
atfiiavi,> Of $50 prominent citizens o
kootenai county, and the following
petitions from residents:
Frank Culver and 81 others from
Sandpoint; S. f. Henry and SO other
from Boomers Ferry; John r.. Wilson
and Is Others of Rathdrnm; NJ. p
Whitcomb and Is others of Clark
Fork; William Ryan, deputy collect
or of customs of Porthill and fou
others; Robert S. Bragaw, forest su
r peryisor and three others Of Prizes
River: Sam Starr and Is others froI
r Granite, and ten other petitions wit
. 24l signatures.
=. There is reason to believe that tn
{ Idaho senators have other charges i
their possession, but these have al
parently not been deemed of sutficier
Importance to have them placed o
a file where they would receive the col
: side~ation of the committee or be 81
a en- to the public
: A despatch of the 10Th says: "Tf
o committee Of public lands today toe
- up the appointment OF John Yost
the Occur d'Alene land office and G
the personal request Of Senator Hell
field decided to postpone further col
> sideration for the present.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-03-22

lions, but in subscriptions in sums OF
500 from well known citizens
throughout the state who can AFFORD
to loan this money for the real inter
est and welfare of the state, ana
who will he reimbursed by the leg
stature at the legal rate OF IN
lereSl."
The commission will address a
number of the citizens Of the state
throughout each county, asking IoI
their personal aid in tins matter
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-03-22
Alias Summons.

In the District Court of the First Judicial
district. State of Idaho, in and for koot-
cnai county,
Anna Despair Plaintiff.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-03-22

maintain a position of strict neu-
trality in this contest between
nations friendly to us, and see to
it that the neutrality laws are
vigorously and impartially en-
forced.
Resolved, That we, as demo-
Gratis and representatives OF the
people, will use our utmost en-
deavors to force the committee
now dominated by the republican
party, having in their charge reso-
lutions similar to these, to report
the same back to the house, sc
that the congress may give ex-
preston thereon, declaring the
sentiments and will of the Ameri
can people"
After some remarks by MIR. Ran
dali, Mr.. Sulzer aud Mr.. Cochran
of Missouri, the Sulzer resolution
was voted down, 81 to IS, and tn
Randall resolution was then unan
imonsly adopted. In pursuanc
of the action taken at the caucu
tonight a resolution will be franco
for introduction in the house, AM
hereafter the democrats will d
everything in their power to secur
action upon 1t.
The southern franchise questio
was not considered at tonight
, caucus.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-03-22
Notice Of Forfeiture.
To JOHN McFEE.

To JOHN McFEE.
You are hereby notified that 1. your co.
owner has expended during the years
1893 1894 1895, 1896. 1891, ls9s' 1892 1900 and 1901
Iars for labor and improvements up
on the Circle r quarts lode mining claims,
aituatedin tile Pend d'Oreile mining district,
in Kootenai county Idaho and unless you
nav or cause to be paid your proportion OF
said expenditure amounting for your two
ffths interests in said claims to 500 for the
wears 1899 1884, 1895, 1896. 1897, 1898, ls99 l90O
and 1901 together with the cost of this adj
vertisement. within ninety days after the
publication hereof your interests III salo
undersigned, syour co-owner. who has com,
piled with every requirement. OF the United
States statues and the laws OF ldaho.
JOSEPH w. ROOF.
First publication January 4th 1902
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-03-22
Respectfully,
RALPH. p. OUARLES,

Mr.. Quarles states the truth
when he says that the principle
of electing senators by direct vote
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-03-22

In the District Court of the First Judlclai
District. State of Idaho in ana for hoot-
cnai county,
Anna Despair Plaintiff
James Despair Defendant,
STATE OF IDAHO -
10 James Despair, Defendant,
You are hereby notified that there is on file
In the Office of the clerk oil the district court
~ The First Judicial District o said state, IN
Ratndrum, comfy Of kootenai, the com
plaint Of the above named pialnti1,, wherein
Judgment is demanded against you Tor ae-
cree Of divorce ON the grounds that deIenu
ant has failed for more than year last past
to provide for plaintiff the common hecessa-
ries OF life. because Of ms ldleness. proiiilsauy
and dissipation; that defendant would leaVe
home without any cause or provocation anu
would remain away for months at time
without providng me common h.ce soniuned
since the year 1891. and the piaintlH was
Obliged to work ard earn her own support
though the defendant had the ability TO sup
port plaintiff, all of which more fully appears
| from The complaint filed herein, copy ol
| which is herewith served upon you ana 70
| Whc h YOU are referred. .
| And further for a further cause of action,
| that since their marriage. towit, the ma day
| of July, 1888, defendant has treated pialhulf
| in a cruel and nhumAn manner ana IN par
| tcular Us follows: That on a certain daV IN
| December in 1901. the exact day the Plahtl1
does not remember, the defene ant mace an
| assault upon plaintiff with Il knife, wltholi
| cnuse or DroVogation. That in the mOnth OF
january ig02 the defendant made an assaull
uuou plniutiif and beat and bruised her on
| the head with his fist. without cause or prov
ocation, That he would curse ana swear ~
her.
And YOU are also notified that unless yot
i appear and answer to said compalnI Wllhli
ten DAYS after the service hereof IL SerVet
within kootenai county. and twenty days
served out of the county, but within Sald Ju
dicla district, and within forty days II serv
| ed out of said district exclusive OF the GA,
, | nr service. the nlaintih VIII apply To tn
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-03-22

is democratic. However, 1t is a
principle that is near to the heart
of the rank and file of all parties.
The passage of the bill providing
for popular election through the
present house Of representatives IS
evidence Of this. The fact that
bill of this kind has passed the
house four times is still further
evidence. But the block in the
way of the will of the people, is the
United States senate itself.
There is no need to wait upon
the action Of the senate, to prac-
tieally secure this reform. The
people could insist upon nomlna-
ton by the state convention OF the
various states, which, if complied
with, would practically bring the
reform and 60 far to breaking
down the barrier of the United
States Senate The only reason
why this is not done, is, as Mr..
Ouarles points out, matter O.
expediency, fear that the oppos'
ing party would reap some advan
tage. This fear arises from a
wrong conception of the matter
1t is quite true, as Mr.. Quarle'
says, if only one name was sub
( mitted by the state convention,
: weak man might secure the nom
= nation, and the opposing part.
= thereby secure an advantage. Blu
2 suppose several names were pro
Y posed? If the coming demo
q cratic state convention was t
y place before the people the name
4 Of all democratic aspirants o
i candidates, with the assuranc
n and pledge that the one receivin
e the highest number of votes {
e the people should be the part
e candidate and receive the part
:. vote in the legislature, would nc
S this remove the fear of a Wea
mans receiving the nomination
e Would not this preclude the re
c publican party from thereby RI
5 ceiving any advantage in the ele'
e ton?
,r If the people really desire tt
J. cleo ion Of a senator by dire
Of vote, this plan will practical
4 give it to them; and should
N gain any following among Il
ye states would certainly bring Il
$. United States senate to
" realizing sense of the fact that
H. is but the servant of the people.
n, 1t is high time the people
OF America was learning that if tn
Ii want reforms they must spe
nv where their voice has authority
d, in the primary, the caucus a
IS. the convention.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-03-22
the Yust Charges.
caucus.

The press dispatches of the 18th
contain ghr following concerning the
Yost appointments: