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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1903-01-25

Chrintian Life says: In arranging
for the religious instruction of her
children the queen was careful to in
sist that the teaching should be sim
pie and reverent The Athanasian
creed. and the fear and hatred EN-
bodied in the doctrine of eternal tor
ment, We're carefully avoided"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1903-01-25
BRAIN FOOD NONSENSE.

Another ridiculous food fad has
been branded by the laost competent
authorities. They have dispelled the
silly notion that one kind of food is
needed for brain, another for mus
cles, and still another for bones A
correct diet will not only ncurish a
particular part of the body, but ii
will sustain every other part. Yet
however good your food may be, it's
nutriment is destroyed by indiges-
ton or dyspepsia. You must prepare
for their appearance or prevent their
coming by taking regular doses Of
Green's August Flower, the favor1te
medicine of the healthy Millions A
few doses aids digestion, stimulates
the liver to healthy action, purifies
the blood, and makes you feel buoy
ant and vigorous. You can get DR..
G. G. Green's reliable remedies at
A. Coles Drug Store
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1903-01-25
D:unkard'S Act

istrates ON habitual drunkards have
had a good effect on that class" Ac
cordins to another authority, hotel
pr0prietors, managers of large pub
lie houses and secretaries of bona
fide clubs are practically unanimous
i'll its praise East End publicans are
AT their wits end as to bow to deal
With their customers. They do not
itnow when they may be charged With
new crime of giving drink to an hap
itual drunkard, sober though he ma y
seem. But west of Temple Bar-that
is. in the fashionable puarter-the Ii
consc vict,alcrs hail the new act as
an aid in maintaining the respeeta
hility of their houses. Baltimore
Sun.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1903-01-25

; for reelection or T

George Got ~ after the Frisco,
and private adyices from New York
from a source that bears authority in
the railroad world say that he will
get it, The Gould interests in The
southwest need the system to complete
the gigantic plans they have on foot,
says The Memphis Commercial-Appeal.
In order to carry them ont it is nee
cssary fer George Could who is at the
head Of tic family and manages its
railroad interests, to acquire 70 p"r
cent Of the railroads in the saa'h-
vest.
\ few days ago the Commercial
Appeal published 4 story from Chica-
go Relative 10 he railroad situation in
the southwest and the significance Of
certain moves that were being made
By the BIG systems operating in this
section. THIS latest intelligence from
New York from one who stands close
to Mr. Gould. and who is SO well
known on Wall street that he gets
next to all the Zig deals that are
being put through confirms the state
ments that We're made in the Chicago
story. It viii be startling news to
many that Mr.. Gould is after the Fris-
90. and there are those who will be-
Iieve that President Yoakum and his
associates Will refuse to sell out But
the Commercial Appeals advices ara
open negotiations will be made in
few days
Mr.. Gould is making extensive pur-
chascs in the southwest The only
roads he has not obtained control of
or has not secured an option on are
the Atchison and the Frisco. The lat.
ter is the more desirable piece OF
property for him to purchase and he is
said to be bending all his energies to
secure control of it. Should he do
SO, and succeed in his effort to get
the consent of the Texas legislature
to a merging Of his properties in that
state, the securities company. which
he is forming, will be organized, and
all of the Gould railroads consolidated
This done. it will make George Gould
railroad king in every sense of the
al L.;
ton to fight the great interests which
are seeking toforce him under
Many people have been inclined to
discredit the ability of the Goulds to
hold their own against the strong fl
nancial combinations which have re-
Gently been formed, but if present in !;
dications are taken as forecast, Geo I
Gould has placed his properties in a
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1903-01-25
LOADING SATAN DOWN.

Lightning knocked the church
steeple down." some one said to Broth
er Dickey.
Yes; Santa's eyes flash fire when he
sees church steeple going up
And here's colored brother killed
another at a camp meeting"
yes; Satan goes to meetin' along
wild de rest er dem. en- sometimes he
shouts de loudest'
And preacher was drowned in
the river last week -
Oh, yes; Satan's in dc water. too:
bleeSed to go dar ter cool off. :"
so you blame everything on Satan,
do YOU"
Bless God" was the reply, ain t
dat what he's fer?'-Atanta Constit,l-
ton
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1903-01-25

The Morning Star says the church
should not exist in the world today
as a money-getter, or as an object of
charity to be supported as we support
the helpless and the weak: but as a
power in the world to fight. to purify
and to cnlighten.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1903-01-25

methods. elaborate plans, have all
gone to the wall hundreds of min
istcrs have made but little real head
way, and their regrets at The same
are sincere and pitiful, but | do not
believe any man who loves God bet
ter than man, and loves every Other
man better than himself. ever made a
failure
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1903-01-25

9tl 'S'tiN"' P''i'A I'm " f'''' II WI
be difficult to dislod&e him. He has
shown the men on Wall street that
he was their match in every depart
ment of the financial game. He won
a signal victory from the Gates crowd
in the Colorado Fuel company contest,
and in the latter contest With men
who had been MS friends and who
Went back en- their agreement with
him he conducted his case 50 well that
he commanded their respect and won
thcir esteem after having made bitter
enemies of them
Tho same forces which fought him
in the Colorado deal are fighting him
in his railroad scheme The immense
systems that are operating in the
southwest do not want to SEE him en-
croaeh further CA their territory But
he seems to be alive To the situation
and has measured the strength Of the
opposition. He says he wants the
Frisco SO as to let him into New Or
leans and into Il territory that his 9th
CT roads do not penetrate 1t will
give him another line into St Louis
and he Will enter Chicago over it. At
the latter place he will be in posi-
lion to invade the cast and thus cut
right into the heart Of the men who
are opposing him He las announc-
ed his intention Of entering New York
and has been laying his plans to sue
coco III doing SO. He is also desirious
of reaching the Atlantic scaboard
through another port Over the FRS
60 be Will get gulf port and if he
succeeds III purchasing some of the
roads that connect either with the
Frisco or With the lines COMPOSING his
present roads he Will have a South At
lantlc seaport.
Some days ago it was announced
that the Frisco had resigned its inten-
tlon OF building TO Galveston. This,
when taken in connection with the
report that Mr. Gould is after the
great system, has a peculiar signifi-
canoe. 1t was also announced that
Mr.. Gould was not DESTROYS of purchas-
ing the Erie, which was taken over
by the Rock Island and which. had it
seucured it, would have given him his
desired entrance to New York. This,
in connection With the rumored Fris
co deal. also has much significance.
Verify these are busy times in the
railroad world. The map is changing
so fast that no photographer can keep
up with the shifts OF managership.
Memphis daily grows more important
in the situation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1903-01-25

Standard says: FL
have failed. Brilliant
come to naught. Pro
e has limped away
lumiliated and van
I'd schemes. plausible
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1903-01-25

the New Orleans Mardi Gras. Only
NE fare plus two dollars for the round
rip by the Rock Island System, Choc-
taw. OKLAHOMA and Gulf railroad
Tickets can be limited twenty-five days
from date of sail
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1903-01-25

NV N' .ssibn the British par
n new licensing act
excellent results and
- i'''-" NV two weeks trial,
.ommendation. Among
- 70 new act forbids the
- W olic drinks to habitual
made a crime, With
- ltiss, to sell to an
w NJ I'd, and the saloon
,an. 1t wa ~, 80. no
20 excessively bibulous
ne of the m. ~ :; ,n
d nv tho ,ft .unI kard also is sub
:, mt for making a
- ''e aself. In addition.
lany praise ,,o ~, -
importa,r, rights.
[,'oWn s m 9 is l"sened if it
49, p ~ ~ 4frigible sot. 1T
- - y ''NN' q measure. said
retail house to
Memphi Dan ,,on 70
d. : The effect has
rsst to sol,e extent of
,omers, and the ex-
rs passed by the mag
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1903-01-25

4 > r n =
I/I///1se measure of
8N/Lxle1 Better be dis
XIIfa while than to be
NIlsisefe,. When in. so
MIXf others mercy we
K/YkAEhow We deny it to
WlXNensg have We been
Wl(abse deeds by some
sEMArlwe can easily re
yM tfssp whom our
M&He mas been called in
M; lie from .sday to
N1ZZlzZ/xsof character. But
HZZ1/Ifin our minds, it is
N1NN We. should not voice
&3ykl|I:e5 is often justified
lllMV'1nds dalay of juds-
DMka( caution until it
1KWNER ito drive the sun
@ lsky for ourselves,
M6nhers. To believe in
M&ndto deserve their
~ much happier plan"
ri 4
y. edaster articles the
kaateA New-Church Mes
spiritual resurrec-
Ia always taking place.
LAat this very moment,
'e, and we may be the
tomb and find not
5 '''F ssmird Je<ns, and may
q. an angels, and later
I'M 1--we have ever seen
Ii U Fly this spiritual resur-
al us, as the individual
sch. as the special fruit
Current
The CuiM,-
their many fir CUnitarian) Chris
tion at the hhf I'VE are educated
lier on We truth. We make
the hours f life the transla-
go 70 N @}ve appearance of
arnoon v.f erified facts of eN-
ling is what it seems
!r seen the reality of
-, ever We walk in a
.. The phenomena are
~, nv, he reality is what we
are lucated by con-
1ion "Xe T.ntnal to know
-, reality of which it is
.,.n;an show
the New Church indie
Like the locomotive !
~ forms capable of re-
wing life. All our an
hell. all our peace, our
vfrom heaven. So know
do we forget it? If,
of anger. we were to
fact and inwardly say:
the devil how quickly
~ ID disappear"
were meE
-. aD Church Standard
- ing : AT Harvard col
carefully
hody made very strik
ht remarks. which will
gain and again. II"
les we want immortal
fairest ". ~. ,,,;,o.a,,h an,
IRE often we enter it
ting it. 1t is hard to
of our departed friend
ing made :. a.:,, ,o,.,a, -
ed from i. ra a,o,,,. +, ,,o
gracefully s,n.o.a ho,ao Iva
club meI ,aa ao, ,;,..1
during I .,.s ,aaov tna a,.nan
ed much s,;t o,anaina
zion. u, - ,,nno,;af - tho
[ our uuDellel 10 tllc
presented
l..
nation wi
it--"Screv ..,,,
p have failed. Brilliant
were the d.
e has limped away
lumiliated and van
guests W; ,.i,,,o
afternoon.
Withers ;----
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1903-01-25
" If1l(o'OOS ~ - !
H/III.


methods. cIaDOratc plans. have all
gone to the wall. Hundreds of min
listers have made but little real head
WAY and their regrets at The same
are sincere and pitifn,. but DO not
believe. any man who loves God bet
ter than man. and loves every other
man better than himself over made \
failure
| .1ro an, of meditation is . tonic M
nm v.6ic, ~, hive mover heard ser
! mon, and vol tnerc are constant ref
| o,.onDn, ia II i'm tho -Serintufes Tho
I bo,,, of meditation Will ha found 10
.bn thn oonrco. of most af the host i'm
misses and outlaoi,s PRAYER in IFS
hiphes1 nbasn of communion with
T,bo p,nehvtorian Zeavc. ",rbn
vrono.doina of others is often ca nat
emf that ONO can hardly holm ohsarv-
ing a,d ,.o,dnn,nino If hnt Ia hn ron.
.tantIv ,n tbo .Io,, +, f.rrot ont tho
eb,,t,.,n,inae of ,b,,.,b ,,on,hors ic
christian ouobt to have no time
better anoaond II is bie Ia hn kind.
" disnocnd charitable nobla=and ha.
novolant
Chlintian life saws: I'm arranging
for the religions instruction of ber
children the uueen WAS careful ia in
sist that the teaching shou1d NE sim
pie and reverent The Athanasian
creed and the fear and hatred ON
bodied in the doctrine of eternal for
ment, We're carefully avoided"
The Morning Star saws the church
should not exist in the world TODAY
as a m0nev-eetter. or as an object of
charity To bp s,Innorted ac we c,nnort
power in the world ia FIGHT ia nurifv
and to cnliehten
No one can studv The records of
the early Christians without soainp
that this contention of a now. nhvsica1
and spir;tua) force brought into the
world ALTER the ascension was n,i. |
mary and essential with them For
orr part we have never seen our wav
clear TO deny that men today NAV ha |
healed in the name of Jesus We do |
not know when the Divine mower NAV |
oyerleap all second causes Rnt even |
Christians who hold that the occasion !
of miracles have passed believe that |
the mower that wrought miracles is |
still nrasent and active MOVING in tho
spiritual realm. and accomplishine
what no skill or energy of man can |
effect. the cure of souls-The Watch |
man.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-12
]. D. BOushall, Manager, Raleigh, N. c

vaneed in sympathy with stocks. Total
sales, (par va,ue) 81 ,975, 600.
y. S. 3's coupon advanced IA per cent
on the last call.
Total sales we're SS4, 600 shares, including
Atchison, S0,S75: Baltimore and Ohio, ga
$50; Canadian Pacific, 2O.100: G. & o.,
1850; c. & G. w, 5000; Erie. $50: do
first preferred, $780, do second preferred,
$500; Illinois Central. 6.197: L. & NJ.
1920; Missouri Pacific. IS, 49, New York
Central, $500; ~ & W., 1000: do pre-
ferred 325: Ontario and Western, $40;
Pennsylvania, "a $50; Reading, 80, 300; St
Paul, 1919 Southern Pacific, q 685;
Southern Railway, 1850; do preferred,
500; Texas and Pacific, 1850; Union Paci-
fc, $1,000; Wabash preferred, $780, Cop
per, 1850; B. r. T., 9,72O; Sugar, 1920;
Tennessee Coal and Iron, 1000: U. s
Steel 29,24O; do preferred, 1850; Rock
Island. sc, 500.
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Tarrant e. Kings
Cotton Letter.

Especial to News and Observer
New York, June 1.-THE feature in to-
days market was the activity in July CON
tracts, which broke to iii and acted
heavy throughout the entire day. This
undoubtedly resulted from the deal be-
tween the Philadelphia and New Or
leans interests mentioned in our letter of
yesterday. Oct and Dec contracts re-
manned conspicuously firm throughout
the day and on every soft spot there was
an enormous demand from every quarter
and there IS every evtuence that the fall
months are heavily oversold and in adj
dltion to the demand from the shorts,
spinners are very active buyers of Octo-
Der. 1t is quite noticeable that on de-
chnes very few stop orders are reached
which indicates that the speculative long
interest in the fall months is quite small.
The reports from the growing crop are
very gloomy on the whole, and there is
nothing in the situation to warrant sales
Of the late months at the prevailing heavy
discounts.
TARRANT & KING,
68 Broad street.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-12
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans June 1.-THE spot cotton
market was quiet but firm. Quotations
unchanged.
Futures were irregular and weak at the
opening, following the lead of New York
and Liverpool, July was down points,
August 81. September and October z.
Prices today declined with the same sud
denness that has characterized many of
the recent sensational advances. Soon af
ter the opening it became apparent that
the bears were loaded up for the scalps
of the bulls A prominent bear firm was
apparently in charge of the raid. July
selling orders were rather numerous. the
bulls. however. took all that was offered
The best explanations of the cause of the
depression is to the effect that the hither-
to unprecedented short interests, both in
New Orleans and New York were now
covered with spot cotton At the close,
compared with last evenings prices, June
had lost 81 points. July 81, August u.
September "a and the other positions s
points each
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NAYAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. N. G. June IL Turpentine
st ady. 40; receipts "a casks
Rosin irm: 81 90; receipts $50,
Crude. quiet at 81. o0O3. z503 so; receipts
III barrels.
Tar firm at s1.65; receipts o.
CHARLESTON. s. @. June II. Spirits tnr-
pentine teady ASK; receipts; sales
Rosin steady receipts 49,; sales $780, ex-
ports .....
Quote A, B, G. 1.7o; d, Sis: Il. SI.7s; +
Ito q, 1851 III, 235; /, 800: K. 3.C0 m
3.1o; N, SIS; %, BPS; WV, ass
SAvANNAH, Ga. JuneI1- Turpentines 2; NJ
firm; 40; receipts 81, sales. $40;
exports 100.
Rosin firm; receipts 2,4o6. sales 1850.
Qnote A. b, o,17J;D. e.. $50; F,
81 60. g. S1.85: n. $40; sos: K, $40;
M. $500; N. S3.25; We s3.3s; WV -S3.6s.
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Barbee g. Co.'s
Cotton Letter.

Especial to News and Observer
New York, June 11.-Of course, we may
be mistaken, but the break just before
the c,ose last night and the decline of this
morning seems to indicate that the end
of the bull speculation is pretty close at
hand. It may be that the smash of sixty
points in July is simply one of the little
reactions that take place in a bull market,
but on the other hand, attention to the
course of prices throughout the season
would Indicate that the present situation
has any parallel during the May corner.
The short interest has been eliminated TO
a large extent. as no trader could stand
the pressure brought to bear during the
last few days for any length of time.
With the short interest out Of the way,
one is tempted to ask what the advantage
would be to Mr. Brown to push the July
advance further or carry on the deal to its
last ditch BY settling with the shorts as
he has undoubtedly done in the last few
days, he will be saved the necessity of
financing a large quantity of cotton and
has made more money than if he were to
attempt TO carry on the deal into July.
take the cotton and make the few remain
ing shorts pa 15c for their cotton. But
whatever the outcome of the July SO Ia
tion may be, it looks very much as though
the new crops had been pushed to a point
where no further support from the strong
er people can be expected Prices for
October later on are quite likely to be
higher but in the meantime we look for
a decided break in the whole market and
would not advise the purchase of the new
crop months at this level.
Cotton futures ranged today as follows:
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,oPnN1Na. ,aIar nsr. LOWEST. CLOSING
tIash ouotatlona were as roIows.

lash quotations were as roIioWs ~.
Flour firm, winter patents s5DU tralgnes
81 I0O3.40; bakers $3.50 0LM ,,.,.
32O613 40; clears SO 356D36'L do spring speclsls
10; spring uatents s335a3g0' 40 Ign
yellow 4SG1; Oats No. g. 374 NO = white
ed. 75A076; Corn NO. 494 no
s5J<G13s; Rye M. 2. soy @Sl; No . white good
51Sasis No tia1 $40 No / northwestern .l2h
Prime tim7thy seed 375; Mess PORK Pc Pc ;o ..
I7ue0lZI2H; per Laro, 100 lbs eeODyS.so'
saIted sshou der4 fboxedl s.O01sl2H shoft clear
sides. boxed 963h0a75; WhisFey basis high
trade wine 80; clover, contract g;aoe. ll5ODfb
NEW YORK
New York. June II : Flour firm, not active
,rin+ar rafents 3 $50. 40! Minnesota patents 42O
OF 30: Mion boxer q. 2O61440.
RYE flour firm; fsir 20 good 2.s5DS.c5; choice
to fancy 3. 250D3 So
Ruekwhea flour dull ela002 Is.
Corn meal duh; yellow western sl.CS.
Rye quiet; No2, rest.rn %, State
Barley dull; feeding 81 mating 81.
Barley matt steady weste n 65Cn60
WLest = steady; No. q red ska. ClosiL g
; July slh; September TX, Decemqr 1874.
Cofn-Spot easy; No. Z, 81. closing May
d" It's Spot steady No Q. ssu; Msy A.
BeeI easy; family sln.5061l2.O0; mess $4,000
1000; beef hams S200002L50. packet $40 50Dll6
Cut meats quiet; picked sh. ulders SH
picked shoulders g094; picked hams uK0R
Lard steady. WESTERN ste 'med s.l5; refined
dull; Continent $50: compound 7AGl6
Pork let family 1885; snort clear 1850
TAIow quiet; city per package 5A country
5KO5h
RosiI steady; strained common to good, q. 10:
TurpeAIne staadY; At 5Zh053
Rice; firm. domestic. fair tosrtra 4h07t
Japan 4x05R
Molasses dull; New Orleans, open kettle
good to choice, 3lQt4O.
Coffee-spot Rio qui It, No invoice 51s
Ill rf.afs nrr1 ngz
oug1 raw steady ar refining ID NOR
ass es 1882 refiued steady;
BUtt.r firm; ext-a creamery 22A; State dairy
CHEESE firm; state full cream small col.
ored l0gS wutpe. fall made, l05s.
Eggs irreg; State PennsvvaniA 0lS3 ;
Southern, ne1rby extras ira , lagl55s 1so
lbs. 1892 II. south jersey sweess I'll 0I.M
Long Island L7502. ~ new Southern S2zA0
81, peanuts steady; fancy hsnd-picked 4A@4H
Cabbaees queit; Long Island. southern
err =. Charleston -: Norfolk .5oGLeO %
Cotton seed oil was gu ct and steady
Prim Grade 0. h. mills 34M3fA, prime
summer yellow 4OH@4L on salnlner ye low
3IQ371s. prime white 1904 prime Inter Feio"
l6Oi7; prime meal s27OdlbzI. so nom
BALTIMORE PROVISIONS.
BALr1MoHE. june II ..a Elou[ oz 9niet
Winter patents Ss5U4; Spring pstents 49s g s..
southern wheat bv sample $3.50. ,
Ccin easier; spo. and May $780,
S t,thern white corn $685.
Oats firm; No. white, 42L42A.
aye firm; Nc. 2 BOY; no. western
Butter firm and lower; fancy Imitation lSlCZO
fancy creamery z4Z57
Eggs h CHER: fresh I7H.
Cheese swstk llaOI2; large small l2A@l27s
Sugar steady; One Anu coarse gFanuiAse~ aOon
fine 5.00n.
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ponr TONE. MD. RECEIPT
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. June II 2p. m money on
call steady; lk@ time2k; money firm;
30 dave A. .. 80 days 4nGGa. six months 81
WSA. Prime mercantile paper 4AW5M. sterl-
Ing exchange steady. actuI bushes In
banker bills at 4S7'460t for der an :
Isl 70 for 10 day bills. Posted ra, es 485i l4SSA
Commercial bills 4.84% Bar silve, kHs
Mexican ~; government bonds steady RAN
road Londs weak.
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FAMOUS SEASIDE REsokTs.

Ocean View Virginia Beach, Old Point
Comfort, all reached by taking Christian
G Weathers Norfolk excursion Thursday
June 18th, from Raleigh and Durham
over s. A. L., taking passengers up to
and including Henderson. Train returns,
leaving Norfolk 700 p. m. Friday. Round
trip, $3.50.