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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
Railroads.
.ENNSYLVANIA


RAIhHoAD
STATIONS FOOT OF WEST TWENTY, THIRD STREET
~ The leaving time from De.b.o:.es and
s.: ss;ss street.
tar c sF fr 49si11a927 and klsss sieepn
Smoking. and Observation Cars Cincinnati IndiaRaP-
lo.25 a. NJ PENNSYLVANIA IISf1TED---Pannaaa
sSP cs! Dh F ch 9a0 ca SS Tss9o ana
LIS r " CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS ,IeEE ,S;i,.,
4s asia'S 81 e iissS 81 KITE DPlaf @ sl..VE
smokIng and Observation Cars For chicago Ao'so''
5.5o p. " ST LOUIS ExPREss-rOr PittsburE. en-
ennat Indianapolis Louisville 81 Louis Dinins car
55S p H. wEsrk sTS f ExPasoT Chiesso
75s p fmaIP Ps seiFTsy Ex PRES rous
Route Connects FOR Cleveland except saturday;
FREsspor Fts5als c.vs aMa cSoihss;
WAsHrIGToy AND THE sorTH.
so5 IS ,VlO !ia55 $50 1es6Tssts
sndt Streets 200 @ Is sI ss0. : ! IAn. :; a, al
Is HEo oSs-s ssnas .a i an P.o1 and DaSs
CaEsj. as. .425 ass CDesbr0sses ard coTtiands
soUTHERS RhILWAf@E1 Pr 4aS p 1910 nisas
ATLANTIc. COAST LINE.-Ezprsss. se5 a. and . Is
sEABOARD AIR LINE RA1LwAY.-Exprsss. 1855 p n
NoRFoI.K AND WESTERN RAILwAT--For Memphis
cI5EsAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAY.-755 a m week
FOR OLD PoIXT COMFORT and NoRFoLK-7'' a m
A!IANTic d AZ s a s-i ana x:s3day:
SUNDAYS. I5s a. Through Vesti0uied Trans 81
fet Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches on WeeSc&yss
Parlor Smoking car. Parior Cars. Dining Cars anu
Standard Coaches Sundays
APE MA1.-lZ 30 D m weekdays
For points SevYork and Long Branch Railroad tIIoI
West Twenty-thfrd Street station. $50 a m Z
80. 40. and AS .. weekdays Sundays. " =
a m. ard ass ? Cr0n Desorosses anc tortIAl1e
Streets 600 m. Il 20 40. 40. and S-IO , II
ron PHILkpELP HIA; :. ,,u,.
900. rs. T5S. 'T55. : % SIS % .. @ 80 St Lous
I@nited). 1910. Deshrosses and CortlaI1t Streets
80 2@. 10 Is Penna Limited. 80 S. IL a m.
.1255- 81 50. 21O (Desh-Csses and Cortan1t streets
200 255. 3 % 955. AS AS ASS s455 chicago
Limited Tor Germantown Jet only. = ~ go %
s25 $50. % p. N. II 10 night week-days Slnda.
1925 Cenna. Limited 30 - -. o. -. - .
So - % So Chicago limited Germantown Jct
only), '+55, -J.55. 755. s25. So 9-25 L 10
night
sDfnng Car
Ticket Offices Nos 4fi. 1854 f3 and 261 broadway; IS
Fifth Avenue below 23d ST.: 23 Firth Avenue corner
18th St. 1 Astor House. and stations named above;
Brooklyn. Court Street. Fulton Street $40 broad
and Pennsylvania Annex Station Tne Sev-Ho-S
Transfer Company viii call fo- and check baggage
rom hotels and residences through destinticn-
Telephone e4 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania Rail
road CAB Service.
". ". ATTERBURy J. p. WOOD.
General Manager Pass'r Traffic Manager
GEO. ". POTD,
General Passenger Agent
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO RAILROAD
Leave NeN-G0.k city. SCUM FsEIJ. LaDctO -
Chicago, Pittsburx. 30 At .l--lS n
Chicago. COluntb bus -4-99pl Lopn Ilaer
PItf.bsIrr. lev l1n d S35pm I4mtd
.Fsfff-bur. Iimit-d-.. 55pm 1.Ogpm Bu6se
Cincinnati. st Louis. 81 ~ Is -ieepsr
CINCINNATI Louis. 10 25an- 30 30a-1. Diner
CfnclunafI ST Louis. 55pul Oopn- BuHs<
NOrfolk ............. 4IZ 55pm = EOOpn- Diner
"Dally. TDally except SUNDAY. SUNDAY only.
once 49,. 2sl asa, 300 Brosexay, AsIor Eorsa
Square 391 Grand y u S+3 Fulton *.
pDoxlyu; Ferry Liberty 81 Bagg1Ss S1ecsse
ron hotel or residence destination
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Ocean Steamers.

Ocean Steamers.
COOKS NILE STEAMERS. FOUR SAIL
- ,,vx Ter week from Cairo u First and sec9ni
s-ssts Tl4Os COOK 2 son. 81 and Iis5 Broadway
"a e4e Madison Ave. y. y
GA vELOCE'-Fast Italian Line.
- Sailing sVary Tuesday % Naples Genoa.
BoIOINEsI FAIRFIELD Il co. - Wall 81
DvERTTsEMENTS and subscr ptions for The Irihuns
n ed a Uptown Of1ce.
NO I.3SS BROADWAY.
Advertisement viii be reserved the following branch
.-ioes at regular Office until clock n. via
23d-sf 1S3 Sth-av-. cor
i2,h-st- ~ Esss Isth-sst u.s. West i@d-s,.. BE-
tw-~- tn an sth AYES 2S3 west 12Sth-sf.t las
I'D Tath rnd T7fh 80 1925 sd-eT".
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PED ID" LINE

pED ID" LINE.
Fur Ia Gusyra Puerto Cab-ilo. Clr1cos Mara
Caiho, Curacao calling also at san Juan. 2. r
From Per l3 adjoining az -. Ferry Brooklyn.
:. PHTI.Au ELPHIA. saturday October 81 noon
< CARACAS saturday. November Il
FOR Ia GC4YFtA. CCEACOA & NAEACAIBO.
E : MAR CzI5O. .Satlru1y. November =
Z ZULLA Sa-u-1sy. November q.
Ttese superior alcguz1odatCrs Tor
BOCLTJN PILSS x pAII4ETF.
General N1raEers l25 FrCnt -
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. oct. 2s-FLoUR firm. WHEAT-sprlns dull;
Ne Northern Soc winter No red SIC asked Through
billed CORN easier No . yellow, 81 l.c No corn.
49,,7c OATS steady; No white. i.c; No mixed.
3S%ac. BARLEY. 61i3u 64c. RYE. No I. Gle Canal
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WHITE STAB LINE

NV TOEh-Q l-EsF-,-< TOWN. ERPoJ1.
Arsn'~ 'p-t 80 ~ 81 Natsst'c So- u 7orn
--i~t1--su Ssr : fers.. ~ = ucc1
t-@f- ~c- 4 57a g &-a-=1tsu N1. l. : =
80 ss N--l Zee O. E~os7-sJ
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

From New YORK Ws.iaestays Fridsys am Saturdays.
FOR TF-NAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
STRAIGHT ard Round TRIP Tickets issued A..
points TsEas Clo-ado. ArtE1na California Mexco.
a. Georgia. F1ri-a- g. Delightful Excursions
C. Il. MALLORY q CO. Gen Agts.. PIE ~. = r. y y
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Ocean StR1merS.

MORTU GER A7AN G1OY[D-
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -BHENEN
FROM NEW PIER. FOOT OF Sd ST. H0BDtNEN-
Erunurnz. Nov 8 PM K VIM De u. ] PM
X VIM. II. Nov Il ? pm Krouurinz- Jan o AN
Kaiser. .Ncv. - 10 X I.-..Jan- IL. AN
kr0rprnz Dec l. Pm Kaiser. Feb. .. 10 AN
THE NEW TWIN-SCREW EMPRESS
S. S. KAISER gllHELM d.. u
7O7 FEET-I9.5GO TONS-41OuO HORSE POWER
SAILS NOV. l.. DEC Is. JAN. 10
TWlN-SCREw PASSENGER SERVICE
PLYMOUTH -CHERBOT Rff-BRENEN
FROM NEW PIER FOOT OF Sd ST. HOBOKEN.
s2hein.. Nov 3 10 Dec 10 AM
Friedrich 10 an aF1hen-..---. Dee 10 ASI
Nov 10 Dec. -. P1T
Ku-furst. Nov. 70. 10 An 'eckar- Jan II FSf
Bremen tirect.
MEDTTERRAEEAN SERVICE
ALTAR-NAPI.E.~-G E<DA.
FROM NEW PIER. FOOT OF Sd ST. HOBOEES.
. Il EIlheu z1llern.-Jan. II An
HohenzoIFnNcv. - II an p Irene Jan % II AN
3. Irene Dee 1, II An Nccksr Jan. 30, II AN
Lain Dec 10 II M H0heuzlIlernFsb. Il. II AN
CELRICHS q Co. 10. BROADWAY. y Y
Louis n NIeye-. ~ south Thiri 81. Phila-
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receipts ~ breadstufs at interior points in thousands
follows.
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Chicago. 29-The leading futures ranged az fol-
lows:
Wheat No =: Opening Highest Lowest Closing
December. SOS. dsO-s S07s Tp7. sOA,
Nay ......--.-.Tg2sTTeis 72A Tg-s
Corn No .:
October ........ 49,
December .44-yd+4la 44l- 49, 43ss
May ...--.-..-.43i 1888. ass 42sa 9425s 425sd43
Oats. No .;
October
December -. 3s& So. 35.a55-s 80
NAY ......-.-. 367s 36-s 3Gi2 3Sis a36s.
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A MEXICAN LINE
-YORK-sOUTF iAMTToN-LOEDON
Phil NH Nov New York Nov q. $50
s. Louis Nov Il 97o St PAM No p a
SPECIAL NOTICE t1r1r1ercinS Novernber IN.
SATURDAYS s.51 a instead Wednesdays
1000 a NJ. reret1f1rs. Tie steamers viii
Saturdays from Southampton = acpcS
noon and from Cherb0UrE Al ?. NJ
pED STAR LINE
NEV-T DIRK ANTV ERP-PARIS
iceland OCT. Ct. 10 m Eaderla1d Nov14 1910
Finland Nov. 1870 Erlluaud Nov y. 10 30
Is. y. r Orlce - Broadway. y 7
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For Porto 81GO7
Steamships q the RED d. LINE viii SAL san
Juan direct follows.
:. October 81.
$ s. CARACAS. Saturday. November a.
freight passage apply
LION. BLISS & DAIL>ESTF.
General Mana GER lS5 Front St
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-04

There are daily temptations to steal
but keep your hands off other peoples
corn by stealing with vigor and III,
dustry yoa may get a few dollars ahead
of the game. but along comes the sher-
if st1tise day. and where are YOU: Don t
# about. There is Il delicious salts
faction in sittin. down in the shade Of
a yrocc"y and whiting pine shinsle
and trying to outlip everybody in the
crowd. bat it doesn't buy potatoes fol
next winter.
Don't poison your neighbors we'll
shoot his hogs, steal his wife or burn
his barn. Live at peace with all, and
let your motto be. "Onward and up
ward"
This closes the regular lecture and If
there is anything more to say l will
say it after the hat has been passed
around and returned to me. | may pa.
renthetically and pathetically observe
that the man who don't chip in at least
10 cents had better adopt the motto Of
Backward and downward"
NJ. QUAD.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-04
y. EIOEslE.< Z. syOl.s.' r. Z.
He Lectures al Bold Valley
OH the Progressive klan 81

tcopyrtEft, 197a - & r Lewis
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-04
SOME THING SIZE DIDN'T
WISH TO SEE AGAIN

fa=sa4E8
TAs=er1zzs ssias,0 nj - Laae q
pgt4l III caG- " one 0f storms.
taa i lae ~teaa.- ..l.als came from
gae s f.szsa tota taa Hau,s
u ea4 =ea#rta api at Times
tauslU@. 1E.a +. .Faa way 70 E.:
3o4D 9 I-@ E9r Is rEr glzr
res aa.Hlt tarei.#.l=af shsf#es=agza=
uae aa ea faashi 10 i
gms.= daa5 4Hat-ue. A< if WIS
sae=azs- =l.zE9..= =sz..z s.as=5 5tseaHse t5e
G.zFe epaIE arjtataHa Haa iaa5.
Tint eHrtz ri. with =aatuz
5c1a e5ee5s- and aaz4..5= eyes ! don't
w.sh ever ta=sse= ysa aeafa. Sire took
az zr en@aze#eH ring aud threw IL
oa=a 1a5le ,.{szh9a We Heet again il
vii BE- rs stranz2fS.
atahA 4oa tlstH.l=t Woaza excite less
coHmeu on tba par. Of oar friends Il
o. appeared simply iaai,fereHt?''
I prefer 5hez should know that !
sare seut yon a"aE."
You GouI need to tell the whole
world Nj you s.GPly intend for
&zr1W
NJ AardweI would never have
treated the as You have
''$ll5il tel hi.a were off? 1t would
expedite alattcrs.
,,fAs.l.. .oa. " hen / wish to send a
nlt-ssasc to AIr. W&JW2Il 1 will find a
ulnre trustworthy anssl niger"
&hc seatcd herself on divan, her
Sack propDcd With 4 pr9fuSion Of fancy
pillows, antl, taking up book, pre-
acndTtl to read
What shall we do tomorrow evening
ut the Stuarts':" he asked "Of course
you Will be scheduled to me to take in
to dinner
She ,lronned her book in her lap and
thought Il shall tell Mrs Stuart" she
&aid at last. that oar engagement is
broken
"What reason vii! yau give?''
s'rhat you have shown yourself un-
worthy OF me-
"Wouldn't that sound a triHn egotis-
tscal? | would express it this way:
Waiter is a brittle. That would con
tain Il great deal about me and not
make it appear that you deserve a par
agon''
"l didn't imply that deserved a par
agon' she snapped.
a'But you do. You need man with
xn imperturbable disposition. the pa
SSeGee Of Job. the meekness of Moses"
Her antagonism blazed anew. THAT
Is your mean way of saying I'm .Jeze-
bet I wish you would go away. /
f0sd you | don't want ever to see YOU
Rgain.'
"ss you wish. suppose I'm not to
cati Tor you to go to the Stuarts'?"
instead Of going away he lighted a
r7car aud sat down in an easy chair
dSzectly under a gas bracket where she
ITsuid best see him
LAS to that" she said after delibera-
fsnn. "I suppose it would be embar-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-04

WANTED-Man to work in small
dairy. Not required to get up early.
X. A Horton, city. 2S9
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-04
Graphic's Daily Story

fore announcing tl'"t orW on4a~"m"nt
is broken You might take me there
and pay me Just enough attention to
prevent remarl'
"Bat cant de thai without your
seeing mcm%ain."
y a"n'f wish to Sc, vog %a# in II is
necessity dat in5erfera4 VIII In
,linatio0
"llo~ would il do for luo to call for
YOU in two ear.iasee orc fol You The
ofHor for me- Before bonding you in
at Tire &tHart@ could faat 4a a=p4sls,
then tHGe Xou 20 the door au1 I55sa=
yoa Yea could tel tie Hos5e~s that I
brou%h. y"a 10 tg5 house &nd hain4
tal"n suddenly ILL., WAS Obliged to 20
home
fheEe n.ss=no renlUfo tlis Ingenious
plan i'll he added s"Ntshtl do yea GAin6
Of that = Thaa s.te said that lie talk
"a liz Il fool.
INT I'm =ttT.a@ 20 invent soH4e plan
by which can Praeoat ii znaWladGe OF
tbs brc5#l fnsH fsH iI'.s o'r friends
AND At =" sam. tine avoid The nerps=
sity Of Your ever seeing nae again.
Now, hoW would / DE-
81 wish YOU would GO away. Im
tired Of your silly talk
q viii rs suen ~ W. solve the p;ob
.aD. How would il Ito 10 let War'is2sail
iato III" secret and have him talk yoll
% the Stuarts'. ftf>t %ai'l% to Il fnan
who @uak@s up p#04#lr for TIE stag
1nd haya hiH PAIN. "&rdwel to loo,s
like He. Wy nafa#i nll3.tl longer tl;Aa
Wardwcll's. ard lis coHld be piepea
ont His ears are about the length OF
mine, indicating tlgat one is about as,
zig an ass as the other
stop, will not listen to such in
suits"
Where the ins'l.t: -
.sYou Indicated that YOU are both
too!s In wanting
The same gil Cortainly. whe"e
here are plenty OF girls to go round
''Will you leave meT
His head was thrown back on the
cushion Of tie chair, his cigar pointing
"pWard, bis legs extended, the picture
# inlolcnr". Suddenly Somethin"
snapncd above him. and a piece of hot
class, Il fragment of a gas shade. fell
directly on his nose. cutting a cash
from which the blood ran over his face
"Walter. Oh. heavens. Speak to
dearie! Tell me you're not killed. Oh.
what shall | do?'
eft you'd get bowl of cold water
and cloth l think it might help mat
terS''
She was out of the room in a moment
and back in another moment with what
he needed His face and shirt front
were covered with blood, and he was Il
sight to behold.
She fell in a faint.
He proceeded to stanch and wash
away the blood.
81 think" he said to her few days
later. that the Lord took you at your
word and showed you something that
you really never cared to see again
81 wish you never to refer to that
episode" she replied. with dignity.
ROGER T. BERKELEY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-04

kind for thous:hns OF years use; u.s.
he killed his brother Abel: but do any
of us know What proyocation he had:
Perhaps Abel ought TO have been
killed long before he Was With that.
however, | have nothing to do. made
it a rule twenty years ago not to ="
back beyond General .Jackson's admin
istration. and shall stick to it.
| simply ask you to note the i'm
provement in man. The ears hava been
pared down and set on at a n"N angle.
the nose has some shape to it. and the
chin has come up out Of the neck to see
what N's all about The back is little
too bumped for manly beauty. and the
toes turn in too much for good football
work. but let us look at the face Even
if he has killed Abel you can see 80
per cent more OF humanity Cain felt
that he had a soul in him-that he was
something above the believing bulls
and lowing COWS around him. We
agree that it wasn't exactly the square
thing for him to Kill his brother. but
we will also agree that he was the only
man who could travel ON his shape up
to that date
My next picture represents man fifty
years later than Cain Nature had been
experimenting and learning WISDOM
She had reduced height and bulk again
and done some pairing down. IN fact.
i'll this picture she has produced Il
fairly perfect man. W" of to,!ay can
find fault with the l"u.;th Of tn. neck
the width of the mouth and the hulMn
in the middle of the nose but there
was no doubt that he WAS called per
feet in his day and may have taken tbs
prize Il !; beauty show
now call your attention to y series
of pictures bringing man down from
the garden Of Eden to the year Of or
Lord Nature progressed slowly but
surely. There was Il heap Of tinkering
and t.,uching up, but she had pat'eno'
and deft hand. Humanity Was ais
getting in its work. au1 men's faces =.
longer looked like pound of hrtter e..
plattcr. Improvement d:i bot stop 4.
the year /. however A[ttare e -
tinacd 10 iu'pr, Ne and II 81 risIlt a3ea@
10 li...'. live years s e. When She y,
satisfied Nj bfr.l5..l ,,ld s1g ba'
IN het fprE.n% g.l.air 10 r,st.
Iadue aa1 Ge@t,aran. [ now acc ~.
tie ea.-,.i tA, pee ef a .t'.=5 isA
8i5l stand e.&r l..a Nil my s~2 H.,
IE=r- F#ualS 4oF" 9aelaHs't II =
t.s.=,s#=s 81 .si@ !.aa.#a s4i fse4#.55s.e=
II. HOPE jeHe5. A4 wish 10 fa
4z.s. vi Il vg Jsati. s+5}t =aa
man can 5,#l lbs .2.<>
e0 die eve - .as hahaafI .339m
o. Jl#7of5, -. I5efa t.s>e It's Gee.
paH.>ea - 1u,f l..... s2s.s bset,h..
ara tf.v emf i es5,s17 @.t. ala &a1
flushed .uezi4z0 Ia - ome ma'
Npl4use as@.4.S= =WeHeou.e Wha#
sp9u53u5aE y s.yep.
NhiIc my }aetu"e NY aeft0 sUPar
foial 10 some. tHe thinkers will dise7v
er The neral lyin% beneath the s'rfact
and profit by it, 1t is with the kindeSl
feeling on NY par, that : Say TO oac ana
All of YOU be honest be truthful he
upright. Don't walton your children q
larrup your wives You may be tempt
ed 10 lie forty times per day, but don't
do it. Other liars are sure to catch. yot
n.;+
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-04

t~opyrtEft l9a - &. Z Lewis
xs'ssA lrIZs'SH o. Ed Alloy With
IL out waiting to express my spe
49, prise ana deiigit over the faet
thai tWenjyc eht citizeu> Of
stis progressive. 80 sthead town have
E>,ueht t.e4e,s =a;z,l are NV seated he
fore dc. plHA"a 3l= =tetee no tAe s'!l
feet Of my lecture ~ exhibiting to yoa
n picture Of NdafA.
yAis was u7t drawn from life. bat
yoIa can depend upon It's being SO near
sae original ,hal Ere would hello at il
At SHE were alaon4 tAe audience.
Adam, rs We all Know. was the first
mau Nature had COS through with the
rts. t4@Aaos. The KANGAROO and Tho dodo
sod wanted t0 produce somethn2 a Il
H. duer She there oFe handed ou,
Aaam
As yau here behold him he is nne
6eg tan, weighs 3oo pounds ami has
Nan8s Ike u6ms ana feet ii}e wash
h sA~. lis = ul3eHs are humned mp
= B,s 4ars, Us -pazs sprne reSHet
#ag a'AE tz1 Roaa4@ ptasets
~ =#ea} has tsae-h a 59s daek.
5fe u4s tba=e j thine Nlze ii oH l.a
faa,s l4as al Tie (imo H0I a
f1ts,eHla taes lee ialosa uiti .-.s3s
y ae5aHd ~ ttua as. .41 % a4r,.e=
a1.eIs, observe ms ceHIenaure. II .tsa
#t--.-< 64.s=z.H =14l.iz. z,st haHase
slsf... ra ~e.ti.aeut beHoad 4
~tetft
~ near aa #e=Pau maka oat Adam
beg0 tf5 teaHs aia5e for about ;hft.
g md .feas Il ze came a second
I.e2. Notice uazs progress. $fe
4aa reduced Jlo weight and bulk ami
shortened up lnagtl. The feroeons
sref sfon 4t daa.s face has boen
soesencd ~ IN U.s. Sentiment had De
gun to find lod@meut in the human
breast This second man didn't go
around uprootins trees and bowling
elephants over, nor did lie live on raw
ueat alone. lie buil' q hut and sat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-04
The Consumer Not In It.

President Baer IS making expert
ments looking to a reduction of the
cost of hauling coal, but the consumer
is hardly justified in rushing into debt
in anticipation Of his share OF this
saving Washington Post.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-04

DOWN ana w.sIaTlrd ana III rn01Cn1s.
He is lop Shou,!rred knockEaeed and
cock eyed, and hp couldn't have found
his Way frotn Ionesyillr To Hobson,s )
Corners. but he Was an Improvement
I'll Adam.
In due time the thtr,9 man came
9i1nc. ansi i4e artist has done him full
credit lis length Is Gown 10 seven
feet. aad his hulk is 10 longer that of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-04

Missouri eurucri3. You VIII notinr
that his ears are the SIC Of HapJaeaa.
his n9se stuck ON mosl amy Way and
his tdcs urn #ia l0t Aeu=n also 4A
stE4e III, =faman oppression If taeIaep.
ou eaH see se4s.meut thero, YOU
aaH het taoaey that he elalled ia Ills
dreams fad eussrd When JniaGs vent
Wrou4 JaEins tne day. have had
men say Of this picture that lhey coald
trace the= sentiments OF love in il, and
that The or.&inu was probably looking
around Tor an eiigible party With some
cash or cattle back OF her.
My fourth picture represents Well
known Biblical character Cain He
has been hcid up TO the seorn Of man
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-04

II We could draw checks as easily as
We draw unkind differences. automo-
biles would be as common as sparrows.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-24
POLITICAL DRIFT.

David Bennett Hill drew the legal brief
that is credited with knocking out the state
franchise tax law in the New York appel
late court.
A Missouri legislator who answers TO the
name OF Colin SeIph sports a valet in sight
OF his colleagues In the heyday Of Mis-
souri's greatness such conduct would pro-
woke a lynching.
The Arkansas legislature has one member
who is feet 8 inches in height, but when
the question is put to him he says he is .
feet 20 inches tall. He is a school teacher
u s. Rowland of Valley Springs.
Among the distinguished dead in the SEN
atorial melee is the late James X. Jones of
Arkansas. Mr.. Jones was pressed into a
round cotton bale by his opponents, but
his fame as political prophet will linger
as long as American sovereigns appreciate
campaign humor.
Former Governor James S. Hogg Of
Texas, who made millions in OIL now de-
sires to succeed Joseph w. Bailey in the
United States senate. Though the contest
is four years of, Hogg is trimming his sails
for 1t by getting on intimate terms with
the members Of the present legislature.
Judge John H. Reagan OF Texas retired
to private life the other day and will write
some memoirs-which ought to be interest
ing, in view OF his sixty-four years in pub
lie Office as a member OF the confederate
cabinet Judge United States senator. mem
ber Of the Texas railroad commission, etc.
The only female member Of the Utah leg
islature voted for Apostle Smoot's nomina-
tion in the republican caucus. The fact
that she is a Gentle and the executive
head OF the Federation of Women's Clubs
in that state may tend to ice water the
claims Of some OF the folk who are expect
ing to overturn the situation out that way.
Prof. John W. Burgess Of Columbia uni
versity declares in a magazine article that
the United States senate at the present
moment is the worst rotten borough insti-
tuition in the civilized world. He bases this
assertion on the fact that of the 76, ,000, 600
people in the union 900 are repre-
sented by forty-six senator's and 60, 900 ,o0C
by only forty-four senator's. Prof. Burgess
does not believe that popular government
! will long endure so great an inequality in
! its representative system.
Six members of the Kansas legislature
are expert cowboys. They are all in the
| house-C. NJ. Beeson OF Ford, w. II. Wei.
don of Clark, w. W. Martin Of Morton. Fred
Friar OF Wichita, r. B. Campbell of Meade
and Sherman William Of Stanton. Chalk
Beeson is dean Of the outfit. He has al.
ways been a cowboy, though he owns a
| fine ranch in the southwestern part of the
state and keeps 1t stocked with from 700 tC
! 1000 cattle. 1t was Beeson who in 1885,
got together a real cowboy band, whicl
later became famous all over the country
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-24
GLORY IN THE GRANITE ROCK.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox in Success.

l.
A granite rock on the mountain side
Gazed on the world and was satisfied;
IT watched the centuries come and go
1t welcomed the sunlight and loved the
snow,
1t grieyed when the forest was forced to
But smiled when the steeples rose, white
In the valley below It, and thrilled to hear
The voice of the great town roaring near.
IL
When the mountain stream from its idle
Was caught by the mill wheel, and borne
away
And trained to labor, the gray rock unused:
Tree and Verdure and stream are used
BY man, the master but remain
Friend OF the Mountain, and Star, and
Unchanged forever. by Gods decree,
While passing centuries bow 70 mel"
Then all unwarned, with a mighty shock,
Down from the mountain was wrenched the
rock.
Bruised and battered and broken in heart,
1t was carried away 20 a common mart.
Wrecked and ruined IN peace and pride
"Oh, God is cruelf' the granite cried;
"Comrade of Mountain, OF Star the friend
BY all deserted-how sad my end!'
A dreaming sculptor, IN passing by,
Gazed on the granite with thoughtful eye
Then, stirred with purpose supreme and
grand,
He bade his dream In the rock expand
And 10! from the broken and shapeiess
That grieved and doubted 1t came 70 pass
That glorious statue, OF infinite worth
statue of lSINCOLN-adorned the earth.