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NOBODY LIKE Bill ARP.

In q recent communication to the At
lanta Journal, Rev. Sam Jones said:
Il visited my old friend and neighbor,
Bill Arp. the other day. and was great
ly pleased to find him so bright ana
lively in his Affections He a philosopher
at 70, ripe in experience and rich in
spirit. | told him | wanted him TO live
until he was hundred. for more reasons
than could give. He is q most splendid
neighbor, genial friend. born philoso-
pher, model husband. an ever kind and
indulgent father. and we shall have no
enc TO wear his shoes and carry his
honors when ne goes hence. There are
correspondents and correspondents. but
no one writes like Bill Arp More than
an army OF people read his letters
weekly
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Bill Arp S Letter

They were not low lived. They were
affectionate and loyal. j believe that
our family servants would have died for
nv wife or for me or our children. They
were born hers and expected TO die hers.
Tip was my trusted servant during the
war and was twice captured and twice
escaped the last time swimming the
Coosa river in the night. But ! have
done for this time. for I am not well
and the doctor says l must not strain my
mind. BILL ARP.
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NURSING MOTHERS

A mothers poor health is bad
enough for the mother but
worse still for the nursing
baby.
Mothers find SCOTS Emul
sion a nouris h ing and
strengthening food. If the
breast milk is scanty or thin
SCOTS Emulsion will make il
rich and more abundant.
When mothers take SCOTS
Emulsion the babies share in
the benefits. Thin babies grow
tat. Weak babies get strong.
Well send you little to try, ii you Ike.
SCOTT < BOVINE, 4o9 Pearl street, New York.
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North Carolina-Wake County-In the
Superior Court. September Term, 1902
Eliza Satterwhite
VS..
Robert Satterwhite.
TO Robert Satterwhite: You are noti-
fed that Eliza Sattewhite, your wife. has
brought suit against you to the Septem
Der term, 1902 of Wake Superior court,
for divorce from the bonds of matrimony
beuase of abandonment under the Statute
Of 1895 when and where you will appear
and answer, plead or demur to the COM
plant that will be fled in said court on
or before the third day of that term, and
in default thereof the plaintiff will apply
to the court to be permitted to prove
the allegations of her complaint and have
judgment accordingly
W. NJ RUSS,
Clerk Wake Superior Court.
J. C. T.. HARRIS, Attorney for Plaintiff
9-5-1w6w
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fishing Company

copyrighted. 1902, by Constitution Pub
fishing Company
..Keokuk. Iowa. September Is. 1902
Major Charles H. Smith. Gainesville.
Ga.-Dear Sir For several years past
/ have been reading your letters. / like
very much your writings I about home
life. the everyday events and the many
little incidents. of your experience. look
ing backward over long and busy
career.
"Although a stranger, of opposite
politics and with many different views
of life still your words have interested
me and have many times touched my
heart that l want to write to you my
appreciation / wish you could visit
Iowa-go over it from the Mississippi to
the Missouri river and meet the people
of q Republican State. You would. no
doubt. soften your writings about the
.Northerners' You would find as warm
hearted and generous a people as you
have in Georgia.
You would find a people that aver
age in intelligence with any people on
earth If YOU could interview the
fathers mothers, brothers, sisters or
wives of those who had fallen in the
war of the rebellion, you would not ma
bitter resentment you would not find
that these men, who had given their
lives, had done so with any hatred to-
ward their Southern brethren, but you
would find that the great reason for
their sacrifice was in the cause of the
union of all parts of this great country
and liberty for all humanity. This is
Northern sentiment, and God, who rules
wisely, ordered that the result should
be as 1t is.
1T is certainly a great curse TO have
81 many lliterate lived negroes in
your State; but how true is the Bible,
that you revere, when it says the sins
Of the fathers shall be visited upon the
children unto the third and fourth gen.
erations' To my mind, the 'forefathers
of Georgia sinned in purchasing and
owning slaves and now their children
children suffer the consequences.
Il trust you will receive these words
rs they are meant. with the greatest
kindness and good will. and l wish you
many more years of happiness with your
good wife, children and grandchildren
and further hope that Bill Arps Letter
will continue to visit us for very many
years to come.
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~ MIL n Morphine and Whiske,
babitst Teated with out pai,
or confinement. ure ufr
OE EOEHH anteed at Sanitariumt 30

paV. b. H. I ia L. NIdH 81 ArllII q opilNk3 NuTS
So Drawer A Austel, Ga. Bo.-, etreatmet sen:
~ referred Corr-sDonde ;tri ~ sonlsd..,,tr'
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ton are. firss. that q time Of year 10 APP
proac hing whsn the money In the country
instinctively turns toward this centre. The
! usual yearly history Of the phenomenon
and its working IN the stock market IL that
after a period Of low prices in December
seen more often than not in the second week
Of the month duo TO preparations for the
yearly settlements and dividend distribu-
tons. stocks are bought with avidity by
spectators for the january rise The
huving usually begins considerably before
Dec. n. no matter what the ruling rates for
money may be al the time. Oftentimes
these expectations are cast down, for the
; stifl money rates are sometimes prolonged
far into January and the January rise
becomes January financial thaw. II is
the rule rather than the exception. how
ever, that some time in January, New York
exchange in Chicago and in the other in
terror cities rises to q premium. that money
returns from the West In a great stream
and that the stock market becomes very
cheerful Whether this 10 one Of the cases
whore the exception will come 20 pes3
rather than the rule IL hard TO determine
II all Cepoads upon whether the present
s'ringency in money Is OF Il not Of merely
temporary character. Another matter of
great importance Is that our export trade
ought soon to he in full swing. In the
present year. of course, our exports. both
Of manufactures and food stufs. have been
disappointingly small, but they are now
increasing and must, In the nature Of things.
increase In the near future Every one
knows that reasonably high rates for the
nsa Of ,,npoy ra tv,parst iya nj thia TINA
for the purpose Of averting gold exports.
These rates cannot be- allowed to decline
until the gold export question is able to
take care Of itself without the aid Of pro-
tec,ive syndicate. When the demands,
or the most urgent ones, of our foreign
creditors have been satisfied by adequate
shipments of our wheat and corn and cot
ton, and the Western farmers send TO mar
ket in the shape OF cattle the corn which
tn, V have this year chosen TO feed to stock
instead Of to sell direct. then per cent.
and per cent. money may be permitted
us. and the stock market may. perhaps,
disport Itself But il will not disport itself
if tho 3 and 4 per cent money il accom-
panied by evidence 81 reduction in the
profits Of general business.
4 consideration which should be care
fully weighed by every ono attempting
to form an opinioa 4, to the probable flu
ture course Of The ..Aarket ia the great fall
tina, has taken pla the price of stocks.
The quoted value Of the securities dealt
in in the New York Stock Exchange Is now
hundreds of millions Of dollars less than
ii was three months ago. and the prices
of the leading stocks are down nearly SIS
"A share from the highest point touched
nv them during the year, This shows that
the safety valve has been held open pretty
wide. DANIEL F. KELLOGG
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The List OF Referees.

The following Is q list Of referees appointed In
cases In the Supreme Court Ia 81 week:
BY Justice Leventrit.
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Court Calendars This Day.

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n.,Gs4 'f s e Moe rs' HsI'e
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Case unfinished Cases from Part vii. Fart
iii Case unnnshed Cases from Part vii.
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4sonss H. ES1 s.iS benoT am fOsS
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Some Papers Claim Everything.

The ScN doesn't II may be tho host
pewspap-I In the United States and some
folks think II Is. But II II isn't II ought TO
the pre- MUM, u establishes quarantine
against .mediocrity and maintains II. it,
stsii in the world They are AZ e." work IN eSery
quarter Of the globe and the best products
Of their brains arc found In TIE SuS.-Adv.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

rSrrrp STATES AND STATE BONDS ON si.oooS.
open. HIGH Lou. Clos.
Sales. Name. mo. est at. ing.
1000 Ssr.....loTI l0Tk lo7A lo7S
5000 Va IS def u
- Co ctfS... II IL
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Rochester City . l.7s.

W. z. Hutton 4 Co. are oreri' a new loan
Of ls, 900, 900 OF the City OF Roc .cs,er, New
t Pse bonds are exempt from all tayation in
New York State md are a legal Investment
for swings banks. estates, trustees and eS-
ecutors In New York. Massachusetts. Con-
necticut and Maine.
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ATTENTION Is CHILLED TO THE ADyER.
r!HEMENT m THE ClTN RECORD OF December
y 10 ~. lH!, Of inc confirmation by the Beard Of
Ncvislon OF Assessments and the entering In the
bureau Tor The collection OF Assessments and
IittMs, OF Assessments for LOCAL IMPROVE
VENTS " the BDhOIGH or THE BRONX
ArH WARD SECTION II. GARDEN STREET
StN ER. between trOtona Avenue and Southern
hnulcvard; FAST i?6TH STREET SEMEN from
=" L,hrrn Boulevard 20 the street summit situated
SEWEh. between southern Boulevard AND ADAMS
race. also. PkOSpECr AVENUE SEWER fTom
last lsrd street to Grote street,
EDWARD NJ. CIRCUIT, Comptroller.
C'ty OF New York December 10. 1902.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-28
THE RAILROADS..
IRON MOUNTAIN.

speciaI summer rates TO Colorado
and Utah. The ST Louis, Iron Noun
tain and Southern railway will sell
snecal westbound tourist excursion
tickets ta Colorado points and Salt
Lake City, season Of 1892. Call on
agent for fall particulars.
Annual Grand Lodge Benevolent Or
/ der of 1lka. Salt Lake City, Aug. u.
/ A. On AnS. 7-S-9 and 10 the st. Louis,
! Iron Mountain Railway company will
sell rount.trip tickets to Salt Lake
| City at rate OF &3355. Return limit Sept.
| |30th.
ANNA! Meeting National Edaca
ticnaI Association, MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi.
| July T to 11.-On July 5. 6 and 7 the
| St. L.. !. NJ and S. Ry. will sell round
| trip tickets to Minneapolis at the rate
| of s27.S5 Return limit July II; eZ-
eept that ticket may be extended until
September / by depositing same and
paying 50 cents to the joint agent.
National Meeting Fraternal Order
Eaglaa. Minneapolis, Mimi, June 3 10
s. Fer tie above meeting st. /. n y
s. r. wi make rate Of one fare,
s25 IS !o.' gsC.2a trip. Tickets on sale
juno to 3. Inclusive, returning
leaving Minneapolis. net later THAI
jss;le +. eXco.t bl Gepoaiting ticket
with ioiat agent f.,l.5t may be extend.
ed to July =
Special Summer Rats 20 Mount *
bo, SearceE Springs and RaHonGea
springs-The St, L.. |. II. and S. ~.
Co VIII sci. os3nmon4il 9 Nay = ar3
discontinue Oh Sept l5
RayendeH commencing june / aiia
discontinue Sept 60: imal retGln li'2-
ii OF all tickets Oct. 81. Round TIN
rate to Searcy, $40; round TRIP rare
to Ravender, S7.75.
Annual Convention Young Peoples
Christian Union, Tacoma Wash, June
70 to 21-For this occasion the Iroa
Mountain will sell tickets to Tacoma
and return for $50 Dates of sale.
July 16 to 81. inclusive: final return
Unit September Is: very liberal stop
over privileges in both directions
Biennial meeting knights Of Pythia3
San Francisco, Cal. August II to II.
lS02-For this occasion the Iron
Mountain will sell tickets to San
francisco for $3.50. Days OF sale,
August . to S, inclusive Final re-
turn limit September 80, with liberal
stop-oyer privileges coming and go
ing
Colorado and Utah Excursions. Sea
son l902-The Iron Mountain have
some very attractive inducements 20
Offer Colorado and Utah excursion
lists.
YeilQsfnne pa.k Excursions. S2a-
son OF l9o2-The Iron Mountain has
some very attractive rates to offer 10
Yellowstone Park. Fxcursionists fol
this season.
National CoDEantion Travellers Pro
.ectlye Association of America, Port
iald Ore, June 10 to 20-For these
occasions The iron Mountain will sell
.ickets To Portland and return foH
sozoo Dates Of sale, May p to June
O. inclusive. Final return limit sixty
oayS from date cf sale.
imperial Council, Mobiles OF the
Mystic Shrine, San Francisco, Cal,
June 10 10 l4.-For this occasion the
iron Mountain Will sell tickets to S2n
i'ahtlsco end return for S41.5a, iiral
,e'ufn limit 60 days from date OF safe,
way = to June s, inclusive. Very
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-28

Arkansas state Music Teachers As
r"eiatieu l:lr.e &aoG. .>r5a. Iuao II.
i--i'os u. #.es, occasion The laga
3.saaJain wiz a.-r,nnA "Trip uoi,as~
@'l o=s 5ase= :}-5. 'Ft..s + ~.ie
.s'.sl = - =. Will hnal s~t-.l ng@
H.
Nr',an~as " hess Association. iia,
SD-aEa. 2GE- tGn9 10 To- L. Fer m
hoy" nlez,,as thu i.au AontafH viii
s"A tsI.s. fer eae fare SEQ for
rPsd trip tH.n al points oa lfle IN
Afkans2s. .kt,a ca aale lame = ~
and =. limit iee letrgninz te fJ II
cieiiHs JGne t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-28

liberal stop-oyer privileges going and
coming.
Annual Meeting Southern I1duca-
j.9nai Association. Chattanooga,
reH4.. July to !. l9o2--i'or the
above occasion The Iron Mountain viii
oil June p. % and Il, sell tickets 10
Chattanooga and return for $14.69.
HeIlun limit leaving Chattanooga
,lalv {, except that by payment of 80
"eats Agency Fee, extension Of ticket
may Be secured until September 30.
Monteagle Sunday School Institute,
!Ngust II to 23--tor the above oc
cason the Iron Mountain will sell
tickets to Monteagie and return for
81. Ia. tickets to be sold August {.
S. 8 and 10, good returning leaving
No'.teagle ap to and including Au=
g,tst -.
National Convention Christi4s.
Church. Omaha. Neb. October - to
On October II. Is and IS the IRON
Mountain VIII sell tickets TO Omaha
aad return, one fare S2o05, tickets to
be good returning leaving Omaha not
earlier than October IS, nor latel
than October % except that by de
Eosit OF ticket with .joiat agent az.
ympnt CT 80 cents return ticket
may be extended 70 inclIgt,e Ne moe
81
Monteagle Assembly Bible School.
Monteagle Tenn. July :. to August =
Fer this occasion the Hon Mclla-
tain NIL sell tickets 70 Monl,,a2!a '.'!d
return for %14.4o. Dates of s5jfe .Iune
30 to July t. > % % and p. FINAL
return Iin1it August 81.
Annual Commencement Exercises
University OF Arkansas. FayettcFille.
Ark.. June Il TO 1a-on June i5 70
lis, inclusive. the Iron Mountain viii
sell tickets to Fayetteviile and return
,, turn limit .TUne 90.
Southern ConfedeTaey NJ. c. A.
Ashevlle. n G., June IS to 2223-On
June II and l3 the IRON Mountain
viii sell tickets to Asheyii(e ana le-
turn for S22.20; return limit June %.
Negro Young Peoples Christian
and Educational Associations Atlanta
| Ga, August 6 to l1-For this occa-
sion the Iron Mountain will sell tick
cts to Atlanta and return for S1955.
| Days Of sale. August TO ,. Return
| limit Is days from date Of sale.
Summer School, Knoxville. Tenn.
June 10 to July 3o--For this occasion
the Iron Mountain will sell tickets to
| Knoxville and return for $500. Days
Of sale, June 15, 1G, Il. 81. IS and
-. July 10. | and H. Return limit
August =.
Grand Chapter o. E. S. Of Arkansas
Hot Springs Ark, June 25 to q
.oY this occasion the Iron Mountain
will sell tickets to Hot Springs and
! return for one and one-third far on
| certificate plan.
Annual Meeting Grand Lodge B. P.
0. e., Salt Lake City, Utah. August
> to 14-Or August :, s, 9 and 10 the
I1no Mountain Will sell tickets to Salt
Lake and return for So. Tickets TO
! 30 good for return passage leaving
Salt Lake to include September 30
Very liberal stop-over privileges and
routing.
Triennial Convention international
Sunday School Association. Denver,
Colo, June 20 to Juiy For this DC
casion the Iron Mountain will sell
tickets to Denver and return for
s3o.9o. Days Of sale, June -, % and
a. Final return limit, July 81.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-28

O" '.,ae t"ta l. lsl.: jh5 Ca:l@
H.5, .-t NH -r}l tlekres ~ @ayra.-
...lo. Elh.. a4d return II the ato II
aue fare on account of romuea.ar.
eNerei university If }tEaa-a-.
ON .'#ne s.h 1orf and 1tth Jha Got
ton Bpl 0aja VIII sell round tIp
tickets to Hot Springs al the latr
Vt EE2 taT" on account OF meeting VI
H.noa@ Sfot= Teachers association
0n Jrae 1a.t Il ~" ny tbe Cot
.sa hr't tee+ viii soif eHs t.ia
steSct- L. ,=t51a Hpt a. syraal.l ut
~ e'tc# #rf ,a l.re Fu1I r9il
u4ge III ~ ~. eaut# #nfan} e,ias "
h;.3sas : ate 1lusit I,aC0ors as~v,t-
alton.
0u ivao ist 10 $ pt. @0th the cot
toa Ga}U'o5t, WI .eH tir',els to s.
arey, Ark, and Raven len. Ark, at
lle rate of 81 % amt 9l.t.,. respective
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-28
FULL II. E:RA7KIc DESCRIPTIONS

Don't attribute the success OF a bus
mess enterprise to luck. ii You will
examine closely you will generally find
some potent advertising force behind
the throne-Brockton Mass, Times
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-28

y good al. is Suggestive It means
more than it says. When people
think about ads they alc ON the way
10 become buyers National Printer
Journalist.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-28
II Will BE- WATT ERSDN
S25 Artauf Board. Member o. Gov.
Beckhaln's Staff.

Goi. ffjhar Hoa5H .e9lie}.ie. +
leaGtn4 Kentucky #fuer, = al Il
mensbr'= ot Coy. !. q " Backham $
start WAS in Mrmphis Yesterday -
ro9te#to Arkansas. say the Memphis
Commercial Appeal. Whom question
Cd about Kentaeilx politics col. Board
wa very frank ard positive in his
statcHrHr".
I am satisfied that COY. Berhham
Will be candidate fer denomination"
aid hn. Representative lawyers say
l4e is eligible to denomination. While
am fro Coy. 3cckh3m, ! am satisfied
that Henry Watterson. editor of the
e1je1iHa G9u7ier=Jomn@ will Be th9
Democratic nominee for governor OF
NentHckH. Watterson will carry solid
Jefferson county. with is biz NetC.
and by Usual political tadoa ;snd
maniPaiatlprs will seeule tie nomiAa=
ton.
Among ether candidates for
the nomination in kent0rll1
are Judge James D Black. of
Barbour. Col e II. TAYLOR, il,
OF Frankfort ,l}dgo James
7, Tarvin Of CoNington Representa-
i've Allen and several others.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-06-01
EXPLORING
Frank R. Burnham Heading
 Party to Niles Source.

Mrs. N. H. Ford has just received let- ter from her brother, Frank R. Burnham. formerly of SkagwaW who made a world wide reputation as th. American scout dur ing the strenuous days of the Boer war Mr. Burnham was at Naples, Italy. en route to the hsadwaisrs of the Nil. He represented a biz English syndi;ate which had large concessions of lands In central Africa. He was taking with him a large force of men to prospect the country for mineral They were to stay ln the eoun trv made famous as the scene of Rider Haggard's best stories for a year at least before coming ou'.
 Mr. Burnham's family are living ln Lon don, which he now calls home.