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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-01
Sympathy for j. Younger.
st. Louis Star,

st. Louis Star.
Much sympathy will be aroused in this
state in behalf OF Jim Younger, who was re-
Gently paroled to the limits of the state from,
the Minnesota penitentiary, among those
who are not at all anxious for his return to
Missouri, when 1t is known that a good wo-
man has agreed to marry him and that he As
anxious to enter nto the tender relation.
The bar to his marrying is in the fact That
in the eve of tie law he is still convict,
notwithstanding he is free to go anywhere in
the state OF Minnesota
In the hope that the influence Of . good
wife will completely work Younger,s reforma-
ton, Missourians generally will withdrew I'll
objections to HE full pardon.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-01

The advantages Of a news service de-
rived from many sources, such as II h e
j ournal has, were shown yesterday
when the Associated Press report was
badly crippled by reason of broken wires.
T e ournal was able to give it's
readers paper as varied and newsy in it's
matter as usual, while it's evening con-
temporary had to fill up with faxed cuts
in lieu Of news.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-01

president Roosevelt is to be commend
ed for the way in which he Stands -,
commissioner OF Pensions Evans. He is
Wiling 70 give those who complain Of
Mr.. Evans pension policy another non
sion commissioner, but he is CONVINCED
that Mr.. Evans has been faithful off,
cial and is determined that he shall moi
suffer through an attempt to placate his
critics. 1t is reported that to make sure
that Mr. Evans enemies shall not carry
their opposition to him into the senate.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-01

the president will not appoint new COM
missioner of pensions until the senate has
coarmed the nomination Of Mr. Evans to
another office. This "neryy" stand will
doubtless gain the presidents p& mt Mr..
Evans will be confirmed without friction.
If he isn't he will remain commissioner
Of pensions.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-01
The Nonpareil Man
An Awful Warming.

Matilda Ward OF Carroll county, ILL.,, swal-
lowed her gum few months ago and had
to be operated on recently to get out Of the
tangle caused by the adhesion of the gum
to her interior department This is a terrible
warning to all matinee girls never to chew
gum without first 5hitching string to it and
making it fast to the seat in front.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-01
Casually Observed.

Brattleboro. VT. reports the sap flowing
like all git-out There is also great de-
mand for New Orleans molasses in Vermont
about this time.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-01
Growing Mormon Power.

In public statement signed by General T.
J. Morgan Of the American Baptist Mission
Society. and the secretaries Of nine other
evangelical missionary bodies, attention is
directed to the growing power and extraordi-
nary missionary activities of the Mormon
church. 1t is alleged that "the ambition of
Mormons, which they do not even conceal IS
to secure control of state after state, until
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-01
Daily New York Letter

by means OF balance of power they may make
national legislation against Mormonism i'm
possible. Toward this end they are moving
by an organization as compact and skilfully
devised for ats purpose as any that ever en-
gagged the activities of man. Their approach
es TO people are made the more seductive be-
cause their appeal affects to be based upon
commonly accepted Bible truths. Only after
entrance has been gained and the door has
been closed against retreat Is the awful sys-
tenn gradually unveiled to its converts 1t is
rapidly growing. The Mormon hierarchy has
an nnyielding grip on the machinery of the
state OF Utah and on all Its political and edu-
cational interests. By. means OF colonization
1t has so affected the states Of Idaho, Wyo-
ming. Montana and Nevada and the territories
OF New Mexico and Arizona as will soon Sc
cure, If it has not already secured, practical
political control In all that region. It's mis-
sionary activity through the union is almost
incredible. 1t claims to have now 1000 mis-
sionaries on the field, 400 Of them in south
ern states. and to have made Last year 20, coo
converts"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-01

3 According to ]. P. Morgan's idea of a com
munlty Of interest, that of man doing what
he likes with his own, any one can keep
chickens in a residence district
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-01

Diamonds are said to have been discovered
at Cape Nome. 1t has been so cold at Nome
lately that the ice froze
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-01
Defense of a Decent Theater.

Miss Jane Adams, head of the famous Hull
House settlement OF Chicago. addressed
meeting in the United Charities building, and
told OF the use she made of the theater at
Hull House There was a time" she said
when the school, the church and the theater
were the recognized influences for education
in the world. To-day we have voluntarily
abandoned one OF them. Why Is this so?
We have found at Hull House that there is no
better medium than the theater for bringing
individuals out of themselves and into a sense
of their relationship to others and to society.
and into knowledge of their own time and
its place In history. I have discovered that
the theater is not so bad as 1t is painted
The saving grace that comes out OF 1t is that
the villain is always Missed, and the hero's
sentiments are of the most moral character.
II we should study the manners and morals
OF cur neighbors we should be astonished to
see how much these plays have to do in form
ing the characters of the people. The great
educators of the people are the schools. but
after the pupils have left them the theater
exercises an influence over their character
year after wear"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-01
To Retire "1n Five Years"

Mrs Leslie Carter has allotted to herself
FIVE more years on the stage, at the expiration
of which time she proposes to retire. The
strain to which she is subjected in tDu Bar
ry'' has FASTENED this determination. Mrs.
Carter claims that her nervous and physical
organization Will net endure the strain for
more than five years more, and her plans
have been arranged accordingly.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-01

Even the Missouri mule cannot pull the
Beers and British apart
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-01

Cecil Rhodes and Napoleon ought to get in
corner by themselves and have nice long
talk.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-01

April 1 is not a proper day for sucl, deeds.
but James A Peterson will have good OPP
Portunity this evening to launch his candi-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-01
Growth of the Yacht.

GfONth OF the Yacht.
From Jay Goulds ATLANTA to Frank
Gould's Helenita. The time is not long as
measured by years, but 1T is long as measured
by achievements in yacht building. The
steam yacht of 1902 is as far In advance of
the steam yacht Of 1880 as is the Fifth avenue
palace Of to-day in advance of the Fifth ave-
nue. mansion OF a generation ago. The Helen
tia, launched to-day into the Harlem river,
is type OF the modern, luxurious steam
yacht, fitted with every convenience and lux
ury and built for speed and safety.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-01

Anybody mentioning irrigation insNorth Da-
kota this spring is met with the scornful look.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-01
A Dry Sunday Promised.

Next Sunday may be the dryest New York
has ever had. The action Of the policemen
of the w Thirty-seventh street precinct Sun
day in arresting violators of the liquor
laws regardless Of pulls is likely to be imi-
tated by the patrolmen in other parts of the
city next Sunday. District Attorney Jerome
and Police Commissioner Partridge promise
to give the officers full protection.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-01

A FlOrOdora Girl Webs.
Another "Florodora' sextet girl has been
married. Miss Edna Goodrich, who in private
life is Miss Bessie Edna Stevens of Chicago,
is now the wife Of Edward F. Stacey Of Gin
cinnati. Mrs. Stacey had never been on the
stage until last June, when she joined the
"Florodcra' company The marriage took
place at the. Metropolitan Temple at Four
teenth street and Seventh avenue, on Sunday
afternoon, in the presence of the brides
mother. Mrs. Stacey will now leave the
stage and, after wedding trip, will live In
Cincinnati.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-01

brattleboro, VT, reports the sap flowing
like all glt-out. There is also great de-
mand for New Orleans molasses in Vermont
about this time.
Diamonds are said to have been discovered
at Cape Nome. 1t has been so cold at Nome
lately that the ice froze
Cecil Rhodes and Napoleon ought to get in
a corner by themselves and have nice long
talk.
Even the Missouri mule cannot pull the
Beers and British apart
Anybody mentioning irrigation insNorth Da-
kota this spring is met with the scornful look.
According to ]. P. Morgans idea of COM
munlty of interest that Of a man doing what
he likes with his own, any one can keep
chickens in a residence district
Christmas has confessed to lying. Santa
Claus ought to put sticks in his stockings
The Kansas minister who said that the Gar
den OF Eden serpent was not real snake
has been found guilty Of heresy. This is a
clear vindication for the serpent
There is division Of opinion among our
Theosophical friends because, SO DR.. Ander-
son of Point Iona says, kittie Tingley has
become so topheavy in her own opinion that
she desires the neophites, who are searching
for the lost and elusive mysteries of antiqui-
ty, to crawl into her presence on all fours
DR.. Anderson has probably exaggerated the
situation trif1e. On the other hand, it is
not likely that Mrs. Tingley is engaged in
washing her disciples feet. We withhold
comment on the matter until Mrs. Tingiey
gives for publication her opinion of DR.. An
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-01
Cuptntn Kidd,n Treasnre Eoun

April 1.--Some of the treasure buried more
than 200 years ago by Captain Kidd has been
dug up by a gang OF Italian laborers They
were at work yesterday on the New York
Central railroad improvements near Anthony's
Nose, about three miles north of Peekskill
when they unearthed an ancient chest filed
to the brim with money. 1t was silver money
and the coins were Of small denomination
but there were many of them-many hun
dreds, it is reported.
There can be no doubt that it was a chest
buried by Captain Kidd, because Anthony's
Nose is only four miles from the place in the
Hudson river where, half century ago. a
cofferdam was built for the purpose of raising
one Of the pirates vessels which was said to
be sunk there. The vessel was not raised
and no treasure was found at the time
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-01

Christmas has confessed to lying. Santa
Claus ought to put sticks in his stockings!
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-01

The Kansas minister who said that the Gar
den of Eden serpent was not a real snake
has been found guilty Of heresy. This is a
clear vfndication for the serpent
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-01

IDr. Thomas Dunn English, author of the
famous song Ben Bolt" died to-day at his
home at Newark. n. J.l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-16
The size of Great Britain.

Great Britain IS o:3,y half IS hi- as
Scmatra ami !aHh!a the >:ze OF New
toundla0d Il stands itth IN point Of
>...e IN the LIST o. the Worlds islands.
England without Wales : almost ;3en-
teal in pa:at Of SEE With Eounan:a
1t is less 1Aan =oae-QEarter IS b:- as
Fra-,e or Germany. The wAole Bit
is. i>le> ONLY occupy the one sixteen.
huHd.edta part q the suss3ee e. tl.s
globe Great Britain IS widest be-
tween Land End and Kent. TIE Il.
mo>t Width 5 325 lA.leS 1t is narrow
eSt between Lock Broom. Oh the we>c
coast q: Scotland. and Eornoch firth,
on the cas- coast. The distance be-
tween TIE Ae3is ot these TIVE ie,e,S IS
but tve0ty-tour I..3as.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-16
TIA ma ".

The evil rcputo ot Halifax implied in
the adaSe Go 10 Halifax" came IL it
BY Inheritance from Haitian in l@yl
shire. England HaIif,fN law. - iz.,v
be gathered frota L latter = Lord
Leicester quoted hy Motley. VAS that
criminals SAauid le "conlemael tzr>t
sad inquired ttPea afteFwaid.
Haitian lay within The forest q
Hatdwiek, where t3e<, Ia"=waS t. i &
fetoH was taken Wit. -. pence Na1ta
OF sto1ea goods lie >hauld he tried by
four firth a,r-e.s from touz, ef tie lsre-
etaat towgS ard 4 condemned. - tAe4
be Eaa4el tie next day. At5er this
proceeding had aga carried ~; 1e tie
leeter tie e..>e=,,z 1t! = Seat Il 4 .iri'y.
Halifax ;#iSa e"stHea w5eA Icing
the A5...e q. 1..a 80. ..s.ne With tie
regent. In Aartes. a0s,es.s. infa
scotland eH'y Je have his own head
G.! 81 - VIII L.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-16
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Of Pine Bluffs Progressive Business Houses
Jnconsei.l> ilt..Lo..

W. - H:.a1 -z.z..s ..'ss.ai Of tie
schae,@e u a. s=<..:..=:..,..a : We
ara cat..=.r. = - Hesaeet t;.e
praEe- ....s:: - - ...e ard :. e:zge
that ] = - 80 - ,sIea.n ~.
,,.a>t u:.-o1s- -. >asss,=.s 6. eu:s.
Esee4s.y tre:..l. y !s.tE a
Csn21e,we2, a a.2...#...'3 . ,5at,. = :.
b. VIA. : g Sic w.. {.
"tha, ha ca:1;eo- ~t:..s-.er. Tea*'' "::.taa>e
g.. - 3r.5..ee. :.>-l:.. 2 n
are. AMID tA"=rasU:s. laughter they
learned 51at w4..t SIR i..sant WAS cont
n2i>>:ona:re.
A.>o qa5se ree5..e.y = ! nraso, meet
ing Were IL W@s>aif wished for
the restoration ta heat. s. seG!e friend
ore q them pragel, - c. restore
unto Us our dco..lvy !. i doth a3t il
tertere w.t!. Thy perGu.s..eS. The SIT
uacion waS saved - lie exclamation
ot an intelligent listener: "Hal}elu;al
The Lord knows what he means" =
London Chronicle
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-16
ituhinsteiu's Reply.

When RU}Gn>fe.A was travelling
through 1Ae United Safes upon 4 coz.
cert teur. !; e,aaced t,at Ba-:.y:;2s' 5
circus fe,'o95a,. almost eXatt2y tie
same route e:.a>ea y the srea. EuS-
SIAN. On e,]e 9ccasio:l. wht. The train
WAS 03led w..A snake clarners. ac-o-
bats Clowns and the Ike, the guard,
noticing perhaps Eu0!nStein'> 5 re;-larkl-
0,e appearance. asked him. Do YOU
be.au- 70 the SHOW:
Turning his leon5ne head VIII : saw
age shake RUAi@Ste.n answered. ,5e-ce-
IL. SIT. a5a the show"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-16
WATCH THESE SPACES

W. &c Q-.e 5-z5 Dollars =
Va. - =. 5a,as-..... -.a.ar a..
not = 6-53 - Halls Ca,4.1 Go
: CHENEY * Co Props
-0.a5.. @.
W5 - 2-54-S.E1e&. 1aTa G15v-
! C1s-aE - - aas- = years. and
believe 1.-1 perfectly 1o1o~ao1= II al,
o1s.c=zs f-,z1sacl5--s a-d 11a7c:a.'!.
abe = eaey ~ 10y obligation -a5a
- ,1=r
NE>7 d -aA-Z Wholesale osE.
ss.s -ol=5oz Q
N--s-Ill,l1 E-NNAN { MARVIN
Wholesale 1,ueg-sts -ol46o. Q
Hal Ca-a,1 Cura / rale1 i1,e-
1a@Es aelas Directly uPo1 - t.oo5
2-G mucous SUIT Is - 80 system.
Pc = - ss7sz =. 5--E
s-s.s zsr--.. III S t9-==
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-16
Giaa.s 9nd ry.n,ies .1f ~}sce.

! TaeHe : IN s2la!e.l>e .s..-1=,t d.tser
=ears n 1Ae 5:.2a...os> oI - stars
We. tn - : J.s,ya.. - : >.....>.ard
9. cau... ..zs..s.>o:s. Sea4e e. tAe >I.s.'s e..,.t
o., Gle -,.s.sdge#.ta - sausA ,i--h1
aS the >aa e.as,>. Ntaa.> e:ait :, j.sos.-
sand ti.ae> = ma. E-at as lse o.at>.
indeed. one scientist Jii..ks there s.@e Il
least tNa stars e,,eA q which j. u"oa-
ahlN fa.a4e t.23eS = bright a> tn So,
wh.eA signifies tA4t il either q II. ~e
stay> We're As nc:.g 70 rs as tie $50 :
il would euf>Aiae HIM 10000 tines n
brightness. The I've stars are Csao-
PES. which iS i! tie southern ueiai-
sphere and Invisible from ouy part Of
the earth. ana Ht2el, one Of tie swo
Brightest stars in TIE constellation ori-
f,,l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-16
The Seal and the Bear.

The sal does Eet stop his search fo-
.ood un1il he has completely satisfied
his excellent appetite; then he taAeS a
coed nap. lying upon the very edge Il
the lse & a> close a> possible 10 rs
breathing hole. The >.54!te>, SQUAD
Nj awaken hjM aud. wlta4at waiting
- .5Nd 2ut ,b2 >eu9cs q. s:.eeet.o:1, 14e
rolls 2u,o tNc wateg# IL ea2 say ~
dor ~ eH1y th,rtystve minutes h0t
WAt.e .e WI come rp ROVE can tell.
Il> re oar Knows }e.teg than the
aosr. ,s.d Il the bear roa,-za> that ! 5
impossible u >=aa} up en Tie leeWasa
- &. ne So, 3.,}4 - - black nose
e52s sed w.ta LIS a.,o ssad rs e.oed>aet
49, ~ed, Nc t.i3# >e.'3 A2> ~ open
.ul 6n The vat5r, Ge looks alsous fog
t.,Yo..,. pa.Htof departure. G.Yt> N.
sst.s ss.e .ee. aHd { lie r1As.. .5s.v.-e> he
a,S,@5sge and direction IL cones - =
the Y54y spot 0A,rc the sea. - eN-
qe5to3 10 - GeNn. TAo seats tate 5
t,.a> sJ...s,l}, a,sgl TIE tear'> >AeeN-Gne>s
ss.,..> - reNay>, : \zch"'s~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-16
Who sir Roger de Coverlcy Was.

Sir Roger de Coyer.ey was the name
Of Z nenbe. OF the imaginary club Of
twelve under whose direction Add
sons Spectator was profeSsedly pub
l.Shed. lie was an Old schoo,. bluff,
good hear.ed and simple English gen
t!eman. Tie dance named after him is
a. English contra dance corresponding
somewhat = tie Virginia reel.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-16
Curious Ways OF uopi Maids.

In tAi> age of advanced vipWs ca
matrimonial entau2tencnts aHd ebiisa-
tions il Is refreshing 10 read Of tie Gu
rioaS marria2e customs of the gentle
savases Of the lIop tllbc in Arjzona.
Here the lIopi maid does the Wooing.
fer the women at the llopj brand are
he'd ii AUrh li4her respect than are
the eeHperA sisters of kindred tribes.
And whoa die llepi maid hss> selected
Sic Youth Il In eGoiec sha soe~ t. his
hou>eas a spftot fzr LIS h;ts.d and te-ji
fos beth ta=het Gesatiea and her .u#:.s-
try 10y -rtudfH4 ea;=a teHe..ta - i j,
anti he is sutheisHt.y aaans>~2a Vzfh
he qualities L. Hle,d s.t1 uaeze tae
day
When Gle uaptm@.d .ez..~ f1e ~ =
# her ae#zs Il tie ttl.=5i at2.z1. .z.e
does Sc .4 H. @.d>t ot elaborate e,.t-
mantals aiz 554s #GHgs5zaa. ~ N.s#:s
al j. otes SIZE t2SeS G.H As:- hau.,=
NQr e.eos Size H.5!d taz@ =sz .ItgS -
y aen Sic ue,'s. Nn tl.e 1aasssifl -
hoa>e. Iqo fields and III fAa pe7l =.
sa1r &c fl!,.s #he.as= e.
Ths.@s ~ / te.se,fs sggsls t5l=,ssoz
The Ilari uetaol q e5tsa.s.z-s 4 q
yorce. t.. Nhea the We J=;#,t. T..
auSta,.a sac >.lapty ta1eS - >asa=s
IRON her Ha1t aud =te>>e, 4 e. ts.5= :. -
her daeYs and the divorce : >ss.5f sci
-Gle1e3sHa PLAIN n.a1el
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-16
No ShancC Tor Vim.

.New tAat We are eu.sa god. sad the
far 9eBH- ehsas. I MI tel yau thai
dc hot ie2f miecs
"'rEat is nice" said the Pre- 9ectve
groom.
"And, continued the tias'1ee. y ,'ss,.1
drive pai,s without hitting M tA5::na
ard l know how Ia Use 4 paper es,s..'
without running book, and i can 1t!a
a row Of figures Without making I >zp.
arate san fer each consecutive figure,
and can bHill = tire. aui | e,,s1 tel
when picture is hung ai-ht on the
Wa"
Here the man drew himself ap til
luch dignity and sorraw and <: "a.
Then cannot marry you 3s&>.
Why" ga>ped the girl.
What prospect is thcre FOR nlE eve
heirs : lle 70 demonstrate the superior
,ty q: man oXcy woman if marry =
woman wha possesses such TRAITS q
character as You Baltimore A4ef
{.ar
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-16
Professional Jea1ousy

The Comed.aa-l thought yo- ard
Mss Poser were . Sc married tbs
week IS !, postponed
The Heavy-GaG. ST She actually
wants he7 Iarse u appear before zine
n the Wedding aaaeu2de:3ea1.-Ex-
cAaH-e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-16

= succeed : man 1as . a5o9. tie
.=71s>t devices. ans ~ "a -oN--c..a7
..as ssre.easi No : system y alv4-
..S.-s - : successful. ACCORDING :
-aa s2sz.eccy ans 2ecs:Scaney ~
U...z. ~ ts.eN : ag--Z- -se-> \
y a~4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-16
rlc tnrinn> ratr.

Ne~ &"aAea-=l Na@zlt. " ~ t.a: W.
a....2 tatsc5a> W..es.l..e- NE =
Nj Eaba2- Perhaps she's try.a- Il
@.sd o1.. NJ, HoH afa Staring n her
HAi.a,.e pAiA Press
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-16
Nnt (ufuultuou>i~ Eager

E.09 oyer f-Are you willing = wovs
tor >.s4a q w SeS?
EoN-Not Very willing. s:r.-BoS.oa
pa>s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-16
Iutellcctuo, Slnp,u,;,

C0e7ist-noips any s,G,s,.. = -
days
P>.aa.ek-oh, yes: oeca>
cssa : modern society aaye5-t4z
Ir.buae
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-16

The CAi:o>e la.pa IN shape IS almost
leus.ca| With the ancient Roman tuaa.
!. S.5e> four uotes-C. q. y and E
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-16
SOMETHING SPECIAL.
DELIVERY WAGONS.

Q: every style O. pattern quickly
turned out in frsc-eiass shape by e1,
perieneed workmen. Wagon and car
riase repairing given special attention.
Horseshoeing establishment in con.
neetion.
E.E. WARD. 4o1-4o5 e Barraque.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-16
TRULocK HOTEL sARsER sop

Nothing bu- fcs- class BARRIERS A. 81
1Ae la-est tonies On hand. The best
q service. Strictly first class WORK.
et,-1 @T4-E morning = o.tsoe,.. mad
eloses :. Give IL Z ca. ana be
z@s6 t1a- g.Fa strictly first.
gaSS u1l :
c KELLY. Pro.
f..,e=a.t 2.-= .: Gays old stand.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-16
,ncor.r. .hout n-ow neu Bodies.

!, Wa> g 1=1e77.5:,: ,.lseey n e:,.yS gone
y f-s.e r. 10y q dsow&et. a.aa
we@ .a,4 &ay s. ..a>
Browne .. s. F; = believed ! =
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-13

OF an authenticated Atlanta youngshr a disappearing old gentleman said:
"That boys got the devil in his head"
"No" said the oungHer ait only looks $780, COS m Observation-Disclosures Constitution
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-13
v Hit Him.

The Judge: What did you hit this mar
with, anyway"
Prisoner: II didn't hit him wit any
thing, yer Honor"
The Judge: But look at him. He's in a
horrible condition. Surely, you didn't do
that with your fist?"
Prisoner: mo, yer Honor. I ketched i'm
by the heels and bumped i'm agin a brick
wall q few times. But I didn't hit i'm wit
anything wanst.'AChicago Record-Herald.
Customer: This steak is the toughest
thing I've ever had here. waiter"
Waiter (confdentially): ''ThSp you amt
tried our roast chicken. sir.'-Ht-Bits.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-13
The Unusual.

The Unusual.
did you say you saw my boy Josh Ia
borin' under great excitement7' said Farm
er Corntossel.
Yes"
We'll. I don't wonder. II Josh was labor
In at all. he must nave been purity sur
prised an generally MISUNDERSTANDING
ton Star.
There Is one thing to be eaid In favor
OF music 1t never comes out at the little
end of tho Observation-Disclosures Record.
She: Dear. / sometimes wish that our
creeds were the same" He: Yes. 1t
wouldn't b quite SO complicating IL we
both stayed away from the same church
Life.