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GERMAN AMERICAN INVEST
MENT COMPANY.

DRY GOODS AND GENERAL
STORES
one store In Seattle. several out
side, money makers ali.
LEATHER GOODS FACTORY
incorporated. rare chance for man
capable 81 taking charge OF sales
60 the trade. we'll established. own
patents
REAL ESTATE
chances in well established Of
hceh. needing additional interested
CANNERY LOCATIONS
Several very valuable. land, neh-
lnE grounds. etc. complete.
DRUG STORE
Well established. on Second ay-
ruus. chance OF life time.
STEAM DYE WORKS
one small. one large proposition.
FISH TRAPS
= or Ia interest In traps and full
gear boats. sCowH and all
$4,000 INVESTMENT
Established machinery house.
wishing 20 enlarge capacity. profits
ia Is months wiil return invest
Tmenf
TRUCK FARM FOR RENT
20 acres, at city's door. elegant s.
room house. modern improvements.
so month.
a SNAP IN ACREAGE
acres at Green Lake. for less than
cost ~ clearing.
ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS
on Belmont avenue, grand view. 3
car lines.
AN ELEGANT FLAT
rooms on Seventeenth avenue.
can be- rented BY buying new fur
nturc at hair price.
ART STORE
Fine business. central location.
SALOON
one Of the SWEETEST" best located
places IN the city. several others,
all prices
ESTABLISHED BUSINESS
Complete plant IN heart OF city.
well established. weekly profit 500
present owner has extensive prom
eriy interests In the East that de-
mand immediate attention: tech
nical experience unnecessary.
MILLINERY PARLoRs-
Elegant HttiuEs and furniture es-
tahlished trade among the elite.
can De bought at cost Of Httlugs
N taken quick.
ESTABLISHED INDEPENDENT
BUSINESS
81 300 buys Il complete: monthly
prorts Alf5.
INCORPORATED COMPANY
81 800 takes half of the stock.
monthly profits $500 guaranteed;
investment secured.
s. GOO To 5000 AT PER CENT
MONTH
n invested in stock OF an estab-
lishcd corporation. secures salaried
office and per cent. month on
money put In.
Two fine Offices. corner. on Pioneer
square.
LAUNDRY
Wei established. in heart of city.
on account OF owner having other
business requiring HIS attention.
can be bought for less than cost
CIGAR STAND
Paying $3.50 daily profits. can be
bought for $3.50 for few days.
OIL BUSINESS
Paying Sl15 month clear. fine ont
NJ In every respect. only offered
for short time. 1900 regular GUS
toners; best reasons FOR selling.
MERCHANT TAILORING
Fixtures and stock At inventory.
fine location. owner has two stores
and can only attend to one.
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
Well established. ground floor Of
nee, well located. half interest for
$500 to right man.
ANYTHING EVERYTHING
Hundreds OF rare chances. cover
lng All lines or trade. We can sell
YOU just what you wish: or fur
nish capital for any profitable in
Nestmcnt. that win stand close in
FpcCtion.
GERMAN - AMERICAN INVEST
MENT COMPANY.
bi3 Third Avenue.
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HAS A COLD

NEW YORK. FEB. i0.-Ths report
that Joe Letter. sx- King % the chi
caEo wheat market, ls seriously 90
Do untrue. he has only q alLEhl cold
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TO LoAN-Privato money at low rates
OF interest pamus and Osncr. iO9
Nesler way. Rooms 3. 4aud q
JAMES horHWELL Loans, nre ms.
surety bonds. . noston block
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LLEWELLYN & WARD AGENCY,
40 Marion Street.
/ You cannot AFFORD TO be without in
suranCe on your dwelling and
! household goods.
! BURNS a ATKINSON. general Insurance
1914 ncston block
/ w. v. RtNEHART & Co. 300 \. y. bK
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Seattle Man Asplres

Charles A. Derry. OF the Seattle
Typographical Union No. 292. ls a
candidate for the presidency Of the
International organization az the
coming May election. A circular 70
this effect has been sent 70 ali MEM
bera 81 the union.
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Csc Roast Coffee

Roasted fresh every DAY
and ground coarse. fine
or ruivrrired to better
introduce Il. per 10 Use
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A HEARING ON
HIS SANITY
r. n. Morgan, Real Estate Dealer,
Before Court Tonight

broker who was taken IN charge on
Friday upon the complaint Of his
friends that he was insane. WIN have
his hearing tonight az o'clock be-
fore Judge Tallmau.
Mr.. Morgan Is very Indignant over
his arrest. and has called for a Jury
trial and retained W. ~. Lambuth
70 represent him az counsel His
friends assert that he has lately been
squandering his money IN the most
prodigal fashion, although he was
previously known az a careful bust
ness man. and they take the fact 10
be evidence that his mind IL IN
hinged.
Reichert Bros. pianos, 10 Union.
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MERCHANT TAILORING
Fixtures and stock At inventory.
fine location. owner has two stores
and can only attend to one.
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AUCTION SALES

AucTiONi AUCTIONS
] am prepared TO do general auc-
pioneering at alt times Can be-
FOUND at our htornfoom. also have
at this time 30 pieces 81 new leather
furniture. consigned to me from
Tacoma. 60 be sold al once a. what
u may bring call and see Il. first
10 come first 10 be served. COZ Pike
street Major u. G. STAN. Phone.
clay 49,
1919 Ilfnf avenue
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Port Orchard Route
NEW TIME SCHEDULE
Steamer AthlOn

Foot ~ Columbia Street.
DAILY SERVICE.
Leave Seattle So aud 10 a. tn.
Q a. y. m Saturday only. extra
frip 80 g9 =. No
Leave Hrrmerton e 10 a. m. 100
and 20 ,. m.
Leave sidney 80 a. m. y 20 and
8 % y. M.
Leave Charicaton--go % a. m. -. %
and 5lh .. m.
Cail a. PLEASANT BEACH on all
trips. except one leaving Seattle a.
81 20 a m.
Except Sundays.
Fare. - CENTS each way
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FOR SALE New Groom house in
Abrams addition. hard finished
lot s2xi55. price 81 900. 800 down
and $40 per month. Apply city
Feed and sale Stables. 2l0s West
eru avenue
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LAUNDRY
Wei established, IN heart of city
on account Of owner having other
business requiring HIS attention
can be bought for less than COST
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DANCisg rIanttH far bfH.rnsft Harlay
Bnd Ii1Ay evening nf t8I If4f Hu.
ems school ~ dancing. private isHslnH
daily Hanka hall. Ilks street
HDCIETY ana stage daufiHE 81
Rates. supervisor Normal saarflafirn
g1lH Flrrt. Green 1919
puOp. LiTri.E. teacher ~ hau foau anl
faHry dsnainF az Madden. rhs1e.
ft.W fHf
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-.--I NNEsrNiENrs

TACOMA i,,,r, ., ,.- WASH
= ~ BOX 80 2ol French Rlk
Financial Agent
ouy Hnu sou mines, bonds and am clnsres
or securities In asking Tor lists. please
plated 1870
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Q 80 y W.
Phone. Red s7i. Coiman Dock.
4. n SCOTT. Mgr
~ THE SUPERIOR COURT or
the state ~ Washington. for tho
County ~ King. In probate. In
the matter % tho estate 81 Peter
McLindon. deceased No. aIts. or
der 60 show cause why distribution
should not b. made.
Charles "a Farrell. administrator
% tho estate 81 Peter McTAndon. do
ceased. having filed In this court
petition setting forth that said cs-
tate iH now IN "A condition TO be
closed and is ready Tor distribution
- The residue thereof among the per
sons entitled by law thereto. and IL
appearing To the court that said pc
Ufior Hcta forth facts sufficient 20
authorize distribution Of the resi-
due ~ said estate.
n Ia therefore ordered By the court
that nll persons interested IN the es-
tate ~ the said Peter McLindon.
deceased. be- and appear before the
said superior court 81 King county,
state Of Washington. nt the court
room ~ the probate department OF
said court in the city Of Seattle. on
the 1ih day or March. 1902 at the
hour ~ 10 o'clock a ~. 81 said day
then and there GO show cause. " any
they have. why an order ~ distribu-
ton should not Doe made of the resi-
due ~ said estate among the heirs
and persons in said petition men,
toned, according 10 law.
n iH further ordered, that n copy
of this order be published once a
week for four successive weeks be-
fore the said Tth day ~ March. 1902
IN Seattle Daily star. daily news
paper printed and published In said
King county ana Of general circula-
ton therein.
Done IN open court this FIRST day OF
February, 1902
BOYD J. TALLMAN. Judge.
State OF Washington. County OF
King -.
I. 9. 4. Koepni. county clerk Of
King county and eN-ohlciu clerk Of
the superior court OF tho state OF
Washington. for the county 81 King
DO hereby certify that the foregoing
" full. true and correct copy Of an
original order 90 show cause, made
by said court on the FIRST day OF
February. 1909. IN the matter OF the
estate ~ Peter McIindon. deceased
Witness my hand and the seal OF
said court this nrst day Of February.
1902
(ScRl)
q. 4. KOEPFI1. Clerk.
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BUSINESS CoLI.Iaor,

CLARkE's rofnin Shorthand school. i'm.
diVdual instruction. 50 boston Blk
BEST methods and teachers. Acme nusinsas
College, second ana Pike.
Contractors and uUILDERs
BROMLEY * WELLS. general contractors.
~ starr. Boyd bid. TEL Main 400
honERQutsT a ROsELEAF. shops at
2is-22o Spring street.
CLOTHES CLEANING
hEATILE Clothes Pressing Co. clothes
In shane, ki.ho month. dYelng, repair
ing 1901 Third Reh ASA.
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1N THE SUPERIOR COURT or
the Sntc of Washington. for the
county of King Probate notice.
state of Washington. county OF
King. ss. I'm the matter OF the es-
tate of Peter McIAndon. deceased.
No 3ii5. Notice OF settlement of
lull account.
Noticc is hereby given that Charles
a. Farrell, administrator of the es-
tate OF Peter MCLindon. deceased.
has rendered TO- and hlcd I'm said
court THIS final account as such ad-
mmistrator, and that Friday, the 7th
day OF March, 1902, at $3.50 o'clock
a. M, al the court room OF the pro-
bate department OF our said superior
court, I'm the city OF Seattle. IN snid
King county, has been duly appoint
ed by said court for the settlement
Of said account, at which time and
place any person Interested IN said
estate may appear and file his cx-
ceptione iu writing 90 said account.
ana contest the same.
Witness, the Hon. Boyd J. Tail
man Judge Of said superior court
and the seal OF said court hereto ar
fixed this first day OF February. 1902.
tSeal)
G. A. KOEpFLI, Clerk.
By ID. X. Sicltcls Deputy Clerk.
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Seattle, Edmunds
and Everett
The Paiatial Steamer
CITY OF EVERETT.

Three Round Trips Daily,
Leaves Seattle z a. m. ~ m. and
=. NJ
Leaves Everett s.is a. m. z.ao and
tbs .. NJ.
Phone. Red a7i Coiman Dock.
T. ". SCOTT. Mgr.
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INTFRpAyLo

= 7 ~ 4
ss25 viii buy ! nice lots in tzz
For other bargains In single or y
see owner. w. p. Patten. rorl
Pacific block.
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MONTY loaned 90 horssn. furnituff-~geN-
cry. chattri mortgage loaut Apat ialty !.
eaFaLrea On ralaftrn. Room ~ DgN ne
bbgfk
4 v IAhTH bOuKhf ana colo. Morrison
fhhslinan. Mlfual Life ti0.
LL-AMLL-- III - ~ 49,. -.
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DtEINe ANp cLEANINo


I1lCkfCS 4 @Th1k Co. dJnam6s and
faptpfa ihaiH - hiss wiring aDd bfii
Nofs 1854 Wsftrfn avenue.
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TIMERS
US lIuHsIFf Co. Nun -
UMBRELLA REPAIRING
wANrEp-nnAL nsrAfn.


WE have cash customers for houses
CCttagcs. stores and modern dNesii-.,,
all parts OF the city. The onil -
cell your property Is % sdfettnss ~
a. We spend TWO THoIsAND = 4
LARS a month for that prpcss' = :.
lows as a logical conclusion that +.
sell a. List your property Wlta -
cur photographcr via take 49,
~, which will h. published IN hs -. q
tn all the leading uewspapert % .as -,
CEI.MAN AMERICAN INNhs1A~
COMPANY.
oi9 Third Avenue.
WANTED 10 RENr-iiot.'ssss -s- :
WANTED 10 RENT -
WE viii rent your house. eottatS. ~
OF rooms. 10 desirable. 70 rels0., - I
ants within seven days or RAJ = N
months rent or We viii sssa-.-.
care ana management 1f ycaF Il. 9
and pay YOU SIX months REM -
vance. German American ih'ss
Co. hiS Third avenue.
WIRE. IRON AND Pi.sA Illl,sss, Z.
FACFfC Kan 8 Plating Works -
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scANDlNAxiAE-AM AMERICAN

Observation-Disclosures
BANK.
.t beatiis EsasFaI hankfng business
ifanHaried. befasita. 81 soo ossa a chill
lffs, pre- a. l. uf6naahi. nrsf vice pres .
IT. eesibsfE. CASH. J. y. Lane. asst
cash. 80 bfauehas
1ifL fthhT NATIONAL HANK OF
SEATTLE
lat1 ~ capital ..... $50 COO
teHf.Al hanhlHE business transacted J
- hoHe r.. grrs ~ MeMiekrn. vie.
tl-s. = t1fnsf. cash D. y. FAfkhufHt
'@sA. Ehrhauss O. ETtnefpsl cities
oi y. s. an1 E4raps
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n you want repair work ~ any Mind
ring up iiriSner ard Munger. phone
Uiaek tG3
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FoR ftEST -Housss. cotizscs, stores sra
fnaHs. furnished and urfuruiHhee "a al
Faftt 81 tire city cssrmhn-A ulsficzu
lnEssifnsui co.. hl1 Thrd Hvsnas
HOUSE for rent. furniture for sale
account leaving town. zoos King
81 Call between 2 and ?. IN.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-19
RAILWAY RUMBIINGS
Items of Both Local and General
Interest.

Railroad building III the south and
southwest having become greater than
in any other section OF the country,
and that combined developing country
having been gridironed With railroads,
nartly sufficient to take care Of the
ctuntrys commerce for time the
southwestern railroad builders have
turned their attention to procuring for
their respective systems connections
to the north, northwest and northeast,
2v3 are allyng their roads With east
enG west systems, which form lines i'll
the great continental systems.
Within a week there have been re-
4orts of an alliance Of the Gould lines
10 the south ana west, With the Chica-
20. Milwaukee, and St Paul; another
Of the St. Louis and San Francisco.
through the Chicago and Easter llli-
1ois and the Glover Eead. With tire
Grand trunk. the Chicago and Aton,
75.3tb the Kansas ely Southern, the
KATY with the milwaukee,; the Frisco
with the Milwaukee; the Big Fou
with the Glover Leaf and the Frisco;
the Cotton Belt With the Glover Leaf
and the Wabash. or Grand Trunk. in
e]aaine the s. J4oilis NalleH=as 8 cog
pection: and the Morgan roads have
aiieady secured the MonoD. and viii
secure others, probably the Milwaukee
Gates is building a lire north and
south through the Missouri and Iowa
fer no other purpose dan To mako il
necessary tn northern o, southern
system.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-19
Cotton Belt Improvement.

Texarkana, Aug. 1S.-W. E. Green
surerintendent of tht Cotton Belt rail
road. was here last night, en route
Iorth over the road. He reports sub
s;atntial Improvement going on in the
Nay of track laying and leveling on
tie line between Pine Bluff and Cairo,
enc saws the same kind of work Will
I've continued south until the entire sys
tenn to it's terminus at Gatesvllle TEX.
is r1aced in first class condition. 1t
&c thought the work will begin on the
l:aes in Texas some time next month.
The directors recently set apart ~
00O 600 for this Improvement
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-19
His objection to Miiburn.

Mr. Milburn. chaplain of the senate
Is general favorite because Of mis-
personality and his infrmity-h he is
entirely blind-and will probably re.
tain his Office until forced to retire
by advancir age, but several years
ago when WAS chaplain CT the
house OF rel .'esentatives there was a
determined effort to defeat him for re-
election and feeling was manifested
in the contest both by his supporters
and his opponents. Asked what OBJ
lection he had to the blind chaplain,
whose tloquence cannot be question
ed, western representative said:
THE fact is, ! am tired of hearing
Milburn dictate to the Lord day after
day what he ought to do
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-19
Small Things That Count.

1t is said that Caesar chose his gen.
erals according to the length of their
foref1ngers in comparison with that of
their second fingers. No man whose
forefnger was over one-eigl tn of an
inch shorter than his middle finger
had a ghost of show. Men with very
short focenngers are supposed to be
effeminate. | believe it is so. Ma
poleon.s generals were selected by
their noses. Cromwell believed that
how-leeged men made the best sol
ders. Washington preferred men with
high check bones. Eeceding fore
heads wee the rule among his geLer.
ais Alexander the Great judged men
by their teeth. th@se having very large
carires being preferred as command
ers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-19
Fast Iron Mountain Train.

hon Mountain passenger tram f>o'
4, arrived in Poplar Bluff on time Sun
day for the first time in three weeks
with enqineer John Hays at the throt-
tle and Fireman Thomas Patton at the
scoop. They made up one houf ana
fifteen minutes between Little Rock
and Poplar Bluff, a run of lS1 miles IN
iS2 minutes. the fastest time ever
made or the Arkansas division.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-19
NOT OF SALE.

That under ,sna by yiltue eta decree
q the Jefferson ehancely
e9uIt. Ie4GeYe,! on Jaac II. 1907,
wherein c. " Nausiue, Il al are COM
plainants, and 2. G. Jenkins, ct al, are
defendants. which decree NOW appears
IN ek3ncery record book NJ, page 213.
| tie undersigned as commissioner Of
said court. viii. Oh the 18th day OF Oc-
tober, 1902, sell at public auction 10
the highest and best bidder at the
front door OF the courthouse at Pine
Bluff, between the hours prescribed
for judicial sales, the following de
scribed real estate, being and lying in
Jefferson county, Arkansas, to-Wit:
Lots 8, 8, 10. II, and y, in block IA,
and 16x100 feet off lot TO- block Z, all
in the town of Sheriff.
This sale is made by the order of
said court for a partition and division
Of the funds arising from said sale
between the heirs of ?. N. Vaugine,
deceased
Terms of sale: On a credit of three
months; purchaser will be required to
give note with approved security and
lien will be retained upon the land
for the payment of the same
n T. ROBERTS,
S.205w Commissioner.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-19
IN THE SAME BOAT.
Troubles Of FelIow-Worker Seemed
Trivial to Him

Two New York newspaper men en-
ployed on different publications met
on the street the other day, and one of
the craft carried a detected look
rather an unusual thing in the pro-
fession, says the New York CONNER
cial. In this case it was emphasized
by the fact of the gloomy one being a
bridegroom of recent date.
Hello, old chap! You look glum.
Nothing happened, Ell? Not fred?'
No; Jobs all right I'm worried
that's ALL
Whats the trouble?''
We'll, III tell you. Fact is, I've got
a seal-skin wife and muskrat salary"
Don't let that worry you, old man!
Most of us fellows are in the same
predicament. Let's liGuidate"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-19
t5oNie Extension Survey.

bes 55e. Aug. 1.-THE surveying
P5ag dSt started out from Augusta
To locate ronte for tile fIoxi6 exteu-
sion Of The st. Louis. Memphis and
Southeastern to Little Rock have
reached a point about seven miles
above HoFe l9eae Ellis ttmGel camp.
They viii be at Des are in t5out Ten
aays. 80 the chief engineer says. Tie
engineer stated That they would cross
White liver =: or near t!.e ferry. He
vii proceed from here II LIST 2ee&.
There are about fourteen meH in the
party.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-19
Offer Not Accepted.

Mariana. Aug. 19.-The report was
Incorrect that was sent from this place
TO the effect that the Iron Mountain
led accepted the proposition of the
citizens of Mariana 1t is true that
before the expiration of the limit MI.
McCulloch was given a reply by the
railroad officials Wi ich was construed
as an acceDtance of the whole prop
osltion. hat this ow seems to have
been intended as only an adoption by
the engineering flart!nent OF the re-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-19
Trademark Has Been CHANGED.

The familiar black diamond trade
mark Of the ChoetaW route is rapidly
disappearing from the stationery and
advertisements Of that road and II IS
supposed will ultimately come off the
cars and other rolling stock. II its
place appears the tablet hearing the
&old.s. Rock T. ard system. with
the name Of the Choctaw below II IN
very small type.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-19
st. louis.New Orleans Short Line.

The proposed extension of the MIS-
souri, Pacific railway from Marlanna'
Ark to Trippe junction is part OF 'he
proposed line from Memphis to cohhee-
ton with the New Orleans and Norm
Western railway of Clayton. concord ID
parish. Louisiana, says the Globc.Osh
ocrat. This line runs southwest "a'"
~ rom West Memphis 10 Maflanila'
thence. Using the track of the Helena
brarch from Mariana to l-a'ouf,
thence il southwestcrly nerlioh 10
Watson and from this point TO NC
Gehee. the present Junction OF 'he
Houston, Central Arkansas d Nof'h-
en- line with the Little Rock, MISSES
slapi k1Ner ard TeXas railway, apoas
ten miles west Of Arkansas N}tN ne
lire 4uns its entire length through one
Of the best and richest soils IN Arkan-
Yas ;tnG Louisiana.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-19
THE MARKETS.

CORRECTED DAILY BYJ.t fEHUrE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-19
Illinois Central Not to Meroe.

jackson, Miss, August 1S.-lt was
announced by President McInnis Of
the Mississippi railroad commission
today that he had received a communi-
cation from President Fish Of the
Illinois Central stating that there was
10 truth in the report that the Illinois
Central would consolidate with any
other road.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-19
King George Was Wise.

King George II. once wished to add
the Green park in London to his pai-
ace grounds whether the people llhec
it or not He inquired of his minister
as to the cost. His lordship, pindful
of the general discomfort then prevail
ent. answered, "The cost, sir? Oh, It
would be a matter Of three crowns.
The ling took the hint. The people
Kept their park and the sovereign ni2
triple throne.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-19

Il used To be rolled o&ta and crack
- wheat for breakfasts, it is NOW SOME
preparation with a nane that might
have originated in 4 nishtmale.-Ma-
liz MAGAZINE, Au9uaf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-19
Locomotives For Cotton Belt.

Sixteen new locomotives and ever
thousand neW hoN cars ordered by
the Cotton Belt from Piitsb0f2 arrived
At Texarkana Saturday, and viii be di-
yjded between the Te:sas and Afk&h-
sas divisions. This is only haif the
number ordered.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-19
Chicago, H., Aug 10.

HaHin,a Masazinc fol N24st saSs:
Few general advertisers, aale made
conspicuous business Success without
d considerable use OF daily papers,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-19

Gently surveyed line through the town,
and not the acceptance OF the offer Of
a bonus and an agreement to build the
road