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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-18
Old Time Poker on the Mississippi,

Old Time Poker on the Mississippi.
..Ah have seen steamboats, and All
have seen pokah games" said the old
Mississippi pilot, "but let me tell you.
sab, the days OF steamboating on the
Mississippi river are dying. And as
for pokah there isn't gentlemen's
game played once yeah from st. Paul
to New Orleans.
you couldn't tell a ganblah from a
gentleman, in those days befo' the wah.
BY gamblah All mean the man who
won't play fair. They dressed we'll and
quietly and their mammals We're per-
feet.
Men played for big stakes and there
was absolutely no limit. All have seen
men lose every cent they had in
the world and get up from the table,
smiling.
'Ah have in mind a game which
didn't turn out quite that way. 1t was
some time in the SOS. A plantah, who
had come up to st. Louey from Louis
lama to sell his cotton was returning
home He had 100000 in leatheh belt
strapped undeh his clothes.
Among the passengers who got on at
ST. Louey were three men. They came
aboard separately. They looked and
acted like gentlemen. One of them in
troduced himself to the plantah, and
that evening suggested pokah. The
other two were asked to join which
they did.
.''rhe game was in the cabin and all
the men passengers stood around the
,ttcbj ~
morning they We're still at it, The
plantah winning sometimes, but losing
oftenah. At lie rose from the table
Gentlemen, he said, my money is
gone. However, I have reason to be-
neve my next crop of cotton will be
fully as good as the one l have just
sold. Is it acceptable?'
1T was, though the valuation was
placed at only $4,000. The game went
on. At 6 the plantah handed over to
the others orders on his next cotton
crop.
Gentlemen he said 'Ah have on my
place seventy niggahs. Shall we say
they are worth 500 apiece? That maxi
.es $1,000
again the cards were dealt. The cab
in was full Of tobacco smoke. The
plantah was drinking whisky. The oth-
ers abstained. The piantah hardly ever
won now. The niggahs went the same
way the cotton and money had gone
1.-THE plantah. his cigar gripped in his
teeth, rose Gentlemen. ah must ask
one noah chance to redeem what An
have lost he said. You have been in
dulgent with me sa fab. Bear with NE
a little longer. All have house; 1t Is
in good condition. Will you accept 1T :
TT was in the morning when the
plantah rose for the last time. He had
lost his home, the home of his wife
and children, the home that had be-
longed to his family for 100 years.
"Ah shall never forget his face. 1t
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-18

A spring tonic for the children. Give
them HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
See them thrive, grow, eat and sleep
The childrens doctor. 50 cents, tea
or tablet form Mcbride & VIII.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-18

The Traer Star Clipper favors en-
ployment for inebriates at the state
asylum. Labor as well as medicine Is
needed" it says, ito restore the proper
tone and balance to both body and
mind The labor should not be re-
garded as penalty in any sense, but
as part of the curative treatment and
be of character adapted to that END.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-18
Half Rates to ]. o. o. r. Anniversary
Celebration. at Cedar Rapids, la.

Via the Northwestern Line. Excur-
sion tickets will be sold at one fare
for round trip on April 26. limited to
return the same day. Apply to agents
Chicago & Northwestern Railway.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-18
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES.

The Rockford Register insists that
1.-The singing of baskets, codes and ink
stands, paper wads and the like at each
other, was the only real active work
some of the legislative members did
during the session"
That the effort to repeal the tax
ferret law will undoubtedly be renewed
in the Thirty-fir general assembly,
and will probably be successful there,
is the belief of the Waterloo Reporter.
AS people become more familiar with
the tax ferret there will be less oppo-
sjtion. The ferret never accomplished
so much as people have believed, and
the cost of all that was gained has
been paid many times over in indirect
ways
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-18
LEXICOGRAPHY.

IFltCh III NUHpdTtfI.I
This progressive definition business
grows upon one. We have just been
proving that Grover Cleveland wears
corset 1t runs as follows:
Grover Cleveland is Il back number;
a back number is an Old magazine; an
old magazine is poor reading; poor
reading is ignorance; ignorance is
bliss; bliss is a treat; a treat is good
cigar a good cigar is a small waste; a
small waist is something that is in
closed in a corset Therefore Grover
Cleveland wears corsets.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-18
EVEN UP.
flows Advocate

An exchange remarks: Many
woman goes out shopping dressed in
silk and enveloped in perfume. whose
hard working husband hasn't had a
new suit of clothes DIN five years.
Yes, and many loafer stands around
ON the street with Sinking pipe
sticking out of his face, his tank full
of booze, and his mouth full of pro-
family. whose hard working wife has
not had a new dress or kind word
since she was married.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-18
low A NE w S.
! PAPERS = = =
KEEPING BUSY.

AS an Illustration of Des Moines
methods, Cedar Rapids newspaper
man received the following messag"
from that place: Please rush photo
of woman who received poisoned candy.
Faisity immaterial Will pay immed-
lately. Address care Capital. Fred
CASTOR" 1t is evident the author OF
the Conger dispatch is still at work
in the Capital office.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-18
Euenfp4 glarsaInur n 5ndap April IT, 1904

didate for elector on the democratic
ticket And what is more, the harshest
things said against the republican par
ty that year We're by him. For instance,
at Creston he said The republican
party has become SO corrupt that the
man in the moon holds his nose when
he sails over Washington" He re-
turned to the party, and in 1880 became
a candidate for the congressional nom-
nation. His candidacy was aSsailed
on the Very grounds above, but he was
nominated and elected. Since then he
has always been a law unto himself.
and has voted with his party in con-
eress when it suited him and vice
versa. But these things seem to be
forgotten by standpatters like LATE
Young. of the Capital
DOCTORS IN DISAGREEMENT.
[Traer Star Cllpper.1
In Canada they have two more
months of waiting before spring be-
gins. The farmers of Iowa think their
winters are quite long enough.-Cedar
Rapids Republican.
The Republican thinks everybody
w ~ dutS licI stSftc Win II eitiiCi ~
crank or a fool, but it is really as much
of Il fool as any newspaper in Iowa.
1t has two or three hobbies and it rides
them to death. disregarding all truth.
One Is its hatred of Canada We don't
suppose its editor was ever in that
country. His foolish remarks indicate
that he never was. The facts are that
spring opens in Canada almost as early
as in Iowa. Tama county men who
moved to Assiniboia last year began
blowing April Z. On April I this year
half the Iowa farmers had not been
in the field. The first killing frost
comes in Canada from Sept. to Is as
a ru,e. That is little sooner than in
Iowa.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-26

fbren Winfden foIse, tperbe fs linn
peroeiben. Doris erinnerte lie an bic
8eseiferung, bic lie felbit anfanss ees
5eigt. Nber bapon poate fie III gar
ni9ts mebr pifen. &arl bat einen
i9le9ten, bdmii9en unb binterliftisen
gburafter, er 1T ni4t piirbie gu benz
reinen Sienft Der &unit. Sabei be-
barrie lie.
unb beute mar lie 70 f9tpad, bab
man ~iiber6aupt ni9t me6r tpaate, in
ibrer G~egenpart &arls Namen 5u err
ipdbnen.
Sben foBen Mobempifene unb Oioz
ms unb beurbeiteten in ibrer SCREENS
angit ben finfteren unb ftDrrii9en &arl,
er fpae nIr I'm @ottes piqen bprldufig
na6geben. sic piirben bann f6on in
ieiner Ibpeienbeit fir i'm pirfen.
rSu tannit lie nod ni9t iterben lafz
Ien," fagte OiOnps febr ernit. r9eut
@beno muB ie berubist iein unb mub
etpas genohsn baben. @s 1T Der lebte
Sermin, fa9t profeRor meilanb."
uno &dre f9risb ben psrlungten
Brief. @r erfldrte, unperantportlih
sebanbelt 81 baben, iebt dber Elm gutter
Sobn fperben unb feinen ei9enen Wiuen
aufgeben 81 nolen. Oionbs batte ibm
bas S9reiben aufsefebt, er topirte es
muir unb untersei6nete e.. Gr' mar
miioe unb aufgerieben bon f9laflofen
NG9ten unb inneren &Gmpfen. gs
tpuren fiir9terli9e Sage fir i'm, unb
tpte er iab, l,tt audi Otonbs f9per nit
inn.
Sein 8ruber mar Der einaige Menf9,
ben er pabrbuft, unOerdnberli9 liebte.
Seine Warnungstpprte paren aus Der
gr0Btsn Gorge Encouragement.
unb nun bate feline Mutter einer
fol9en @rspobn uuf i'm perfen tDn>
nen.--
@ls Srau 8iirgelin ben Brief em=
pfangen unb gelefen bate, nabm is
etpas 8eeftea gu Ii9 unb f9lief audi in
Der Na9t einige Stunben. 4m nG9s
item Sage begann lie fi9 gu erhplen.
&arl reiite nit pielen @mpfeblungss
brisfen na9 Berlin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-26
Sebr ribti9.

Der befannte enslif9e Redtsselebrte
2ombert bate cine feline Ni9te, bic er
iebr liebte, unb duf bic er au4 febr
itpI5 tpar, neil linn bas &inb bdufig
8epsiie GROCER Snteliesn5 ssseben.
@ines Sages fab er in ieinem Mrbeits@
aimmsr, als bic &leine bereintrat unb
nit srnfter Miene gu linn faste: r2ieber
Onfel, i9 mD9te Dir einmal cine iuriz
ftif9e 6raee bor1egen."
v8itte, mein 9ersden," perfebte Der
Sntel, Dem Der @rnf bes 8inbes gro
ZEN Spab ma9te. lin mas banbelt
ss fi9 benn?"
uQieber Onfel," faete bas fleine
Mdb9en, ntpenn man einen Srutbabn
bat unb Der Srntbdbn auf ben 9of
zines anberen Munnes seht unb bort
Elm 81 legt, mem es6Drt bas Gi9"
Ser erobe &e9tsgelebrte ld4elte
na9ii9tig unb perieBte: mSas 81
piirbe benz Monne eebDren, benz Der
Srutbabn ssbDrt. Oo9 er t6nnte bon
Der YDlisei beitruft fperben, neil ietr
Srutbubn piberreatIid sinsn frsmbsh
9of betreten bat" e.
Sas Sinh f9ien iiber bic Grtldrune
lange nad5ubenfen, bann faste e
plDbli9 nit bemielben grnf, ben es
f9on porber seaeist: vOntel4en, baa
ffimmt niht!"
rWieio ftimmt es ni4tg" fraste be,
Re9tsselsbrte lGdelnb.
mg2ein, ts itimmt gang setpib ni4t,"
tpieberbolte bic &leine, benin elm Strut.
babn fann ia gar feline gier leaen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-26
Reuf Yafda, Der neue WaIi bon
SaIontft,

1T ouf feinem perantportnnssponen
nelen poiten eingetroffen. Heuf tpurs
be i'm Sabre 1888 in &onftuntinopel
als Sobn bes @rpbpeiirs S4erif Oss
MAJ pai9a seboren, ftubirte in &onz
itantinopel unb trat in iungen sSabren
in ben Stoatsbienft elm. 1859 purbs
er auf Staatsfoften mad Yari5 gez
f6idt, bon ND er na9 elmer 5tpeiidbriz
aen Iusbilbuns na9 SonftantinppeI
auriidfebrte, nm i'm Mrdips8ureau Der
Soben pforte tbdtig gu fein. Spdter
mar CT 8aimafam unb Miitefurif in
perI6iebenen 9eSenben bes @ei4ss
unb erbielt 1867 ben Sitel paida. Sn
Maaeoonien mar er in leitenber Stel=
luna in benz Sanbf9af Serres ibGtig,
unb audi nit Der Seitpeilisen 2eituns
bes Wtlaiets Galonifi betrdlt. 1879
nurbe er Miitefarif BON ssSerufalem
unb fiiGte bieien poiten IL Sabre lang
aus, bis er 1891 gum Wali bon Beirut
erndnnt tpurbe. Seit 1893 tpe9Ielte
er pieberbplt ben Walipoften in Ma>
muret iii Miis, Sbrien unb @rferum.
.3ulebt mar &suf paf4a Mitglieb bes
Staatsratbes in &onfantinopel. Der
ebemalise Wali, 6aHan 5ebmi paI4a,
Der nah Der lebten 8erfiigung gum
Director Der 8erpaltune Der inoiref.
ten Steuern in &Dnftantinopel err
nannt porben lift, berlieb Saloniti.
Muf benz gubnbofe, mo ii9 neben ben
amtlihen Yerfonen cine na9 Souien=
ben aGblenbe Mense eingefunben bate,
nabm 9aFan Sebmi trdbnenben @us
ses @bf9ieo. Man bate ben @inbrud,
als pb nit Der @breiie bes liebsetppn-
nenen @alis AUDI bas 8ertrauen in
bic nd9ite 3ufunft babingesangen lei
unb man Der reuen Iern nit bangem
Grparten entgegeniehen miibte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-26
S@mefs.

Bern. Die apif9en 0eutf9lanb
unb Der S9peis gefiibrten Yerbanbz
lunsen bebufs Mbf9luFes zines GAM
oelsbertrases finb erfolgrei9 gu gnbe
gefibrt porben. Der bon ben beiberz
ieitisen 8eboamd9tigten aufgeiteIs
8ertrassentfpurf bat bic 3uftimmune
Der refpeftipen Re9ierunsen sefunber
unb bic 1ntersei9nung bes @eriroses
tit bereits erfolgt.-Oas 9otel. unb
9ob 9urnieel In Bern, bas an Stelt
beg abge6rannten Embellishments ers
ri6tet tpurhe, lit iebt unter Oo9 unb
i'm Hobbau srObtentbeils poIenbet. Der
Reubau, Der annGbernh 100000
Jrancs toiiet, pirb 116 3tmmer nit
3tpei 9etten unb 10 3immer nit einem
8ett BADEN.
3 ii d. Ser Stobtratb bon 3iz
rid beantraste benin 9roben Stabtz
ratb. Der @srpalting beg @9ulpe}ens
cine f9ulpBsienif9e @bt5eiluns ansu.
glisbern unb ibr ben bisberiaen Miiiz
itenten bes Stobtarates als 69ularSt
nit elmer 8efolbuns bon 1000 Biz 5000
Jroncs tei5useben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-26

sic fori9te nit Der Grinnerung i
ieiner &inobeit, unb iibsraG sntbsdte +
nun SalentFpuren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-26

VII. befeitigte bic Perlen, bic ibm
CIV feline Mutter sei6enft bate,
in benz tabeuos geiteiften
unb ~sebiigelten G6emifettbemb. @ein
S9nurrbart buftete unb gldn3te, iiberz
buupt eins cine unsenebms @tmoipbGre
bon &einli9teit unb feiner Seize ben
benz iuneen Manne aus. @r trug 2adz
f6ube unb i9parSieibene Strimpfe.
l1eber Dem Stu6l neben ibm bling Der
5rad.
On benz 6enfterfpiegel 5pii9en ben
%beritaubten Gardiner bes 8erliner
Gbambregarnie itsdten Ginlabungsfdrz
ten fir ale Nbenbe Der nGdften bier
sebn Sage.
Dies mar III i9on fein 5peiter
8erliner Winter, in benz er periu9te,
ftrenger @r6eit uno elmer iibermdbigen
Menss bon seisli9aftli9en @srpfli9>
tunsen, al benen feline Wutter i'm un>
aufbDrli9 trieb, sers9t gu tperben.
Man9 elm iunger Mann bate bas
lei9ter persinen tOnnen, dls gerabe er
nit ieinem empfinbli6en NerperipItem.
Die fprtpdbrenbe &rdnfung iiber bies
@ebettperben aus Der 5erne i~rritirte
ibn mebr als a1es anoere. gr tpubte
tpobl, bab Mama ieineE gs!u4 Der
9uniteetperbsf6ule, ben lie enSii9 bod
erfabren bate, nur als cine Marptte be-
tra9tete, bon Der er bur9 3erftreuunz
gen aqer Qrt furirt psrben fpute. Sefto
eieenfinniger beitanb er auf Der Sur6z
fiibrung feiner pldne. Sbo-er moate
ibr fdon aeigen, baB iie ni9t aIein bic
grbtn bon benz Starrfopf bes anglo
tnbif3en @robnaters NOR!
Menn er nur ni9t 10 piel unnDtbise
&rGfte in biefem Sample bGtte perseu@
ben miihen. -.
.Serr 8iirsslin, pieber Elm Ssles
oramm!" rief feline Mirtbin on Der
29ur. yDaDen Ste duh Den Brtet I'm
&diten 9efunoen9"
r@9on gut, Trau SGmiot. gitte,
uergefen sic ni9t, MIDI morsen I'm
iieben gu tpeden."
9arl leste bas S%eleseamm, peldes
er our9 ben Sburipalt in gmpfang
genpmmen, Obre es gu Dffnen auf ben
Slid unb 3ps 6rad, lleberaieber unb
9Gloi9en an.
Damn itanb er nit benz Gbapeau
CLIQUE in Der 6anb nod einmal am
Slide fin unb blidte triibiinnie ouf
bas blaue &pubert nieber. @s mar bon
feinsr Mutter.
,Ni6t bic Qdune berberben!" 1agte er
halbluut, aos bic nbr uno elite fort.
gs i4neite, unb er nabm eins
Drpfdte. Senn i9liebli4 fonnte mon
bod gu elmer Soiree beim snslii9er
9efanbten nidt gut nit befpribten 9os
fen fommen. Wenn er nur ni9t IL
raienbe 8opff9mer5en sebabt bate :
l1nb tpenI1 bieie Gouts nit pber obnG
Muiif nur ni9t 10 tObtli9 lanstpeiliq
getpeien pdren. :. go INNER bahelbe-
limb tpenn ii9 MIR ni9t INNER bieielbs
9ei9i9te hieberbolt bate: bob mon
i'm feIbit ober irsenb Semanb III ietnei
NGbe fragte: Bel rpel9er @eianbtfhaft
lit Der 9err9 off = 4lfo aiinitler?
S6riftiteGer9 Maler2 g%ilobauer2
Die Oamen ipiinf9ten iein Iteliel
gu befu9en. unb er bate bod sal
feins.
NIfo reider damn nit elmer tleiner
S9ruqeg 9G9elnb tpurbe beiabt.
Inter biefer SpiBmarte ging er burd
bic Salons.
Uortisbung folgt.)
90 Ser 2abrer Stntenoe
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-26

90 Der Sabrer Stnfemoe
Dote iotpte Der NeaemSbmraer
Martea &aIemoer far 1905
itno ,our6 mmiere Office az
be3tebem.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-26
Gin rd1trr &nnrrtnpf.

rS9On' suten Sag, 9err Resiftras
tor! Wie befpmmt Sbnen benin SIR
urlaubg"-nM 9 lafen g mid aus!
Sd mub INNER IN ben Sag benten, mo
Der 9ienft pieber besinnt-unb bas
oift' midi in einem fort!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-26
10 il m beraif9

Ste 10 iirttembergi4
aammer nabm cine &eipIution an,
tpona9 ainber, bic feiner Heligions.
gefenf9aft ansebDren. ouf Mntros bon
Der Sheilnabme am Religionsunter<
ridt entbunben tperben fpllen. =.
Sm 8Grenspinger Des 9es
lenenbofes in 2oba iiberfiel Elm Bdr,
inbem er aus benz He6snsipinger Durf
cine S9iebetbiir %einorang. ben ben
3pinesr reiniserben WGrter gare5it,
BEN er 10 in &opf unb @rm bib. bab
Der WGrter naa brei Stunben ftarb.
s d e n. oils @abraeiden b 8
beutf9en G~barafters bot bic bieiiae
Stabtperpaltun9 befdlofen, Elm S9ilz
lerzS enfmal gu errihten.
g a. Sn 4nipefenbeit bes gras
berSogs &art Stephan lit bier Elm
Senfmal Der &aiierin glifabetb ent<
biiQt tporben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-26
p. &dbtteI.

4 arl ftanb por Dem Spieeel unb
3 befeitists bic perlen, bic ibm
feline Mutter gef6enft bate,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-07-05

sage in each direction. except that
stop-overs vii be allowed at and west
Of the first Colorado common point
en- route within final limit. return
Tip to be absolutely continuuIs pas
sage commencing date OF execution ny
Joint agent, which cannot he earlier
than five days after date OF sale or eN-
ecution. To Utah points. Tickets
will be limited @ continuous passage
in both directions, except that stop
overs will he allowed AT and west OF
Colorado common points within coins
and returning transit limits of thirty
days, not to exceed October 81. III"
return trip cannot be commenced ear.
Her than five days after date OF safe
or exchange. StOp-ONer on the re.
turn trip at and west OF Colorado com.
mon points will be protected by az
taching an extension pastor at the
last StOp-OVer en- route, which protects
the continuous passage feature there
of
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-07-05

A bulletin issued by the department
Of labor at Washington says there are
nearly 2.ao0,000 members Of labor un=
lens in Great Britain. Their yearly in
come is nearly S10,aaJWo, and they
have in their treasures the large sum
of SlS.330, 00o
Tie great WoaIt. Of some of the un-
ions is shown hy the fact that ono Of
the railway unions was fined the sum
Of S2243.:3::t;5 for iniuring the trade of a
railroad. II paid tie sum and then had
Sl.330. GG0 left in the bank.
The most in.nortant fact about Brit
Isl! labor unions is the effort they are
ai;.il:n% = ~ '.&h IL" ~ Re and to
n ..t;..e .aa.a for4 OF arbitration
.3".~tr...p =, ,o +" 10 uare la,n a ~
-. ~: s. except when eye-s;.
:,.!.. e.st. .,i.s,.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-07-05

Annual meeting, Grand Lodge Be
nevolent and Protective Order OF
Elks, Cincinnati, O., July Is to %,
1901. Account above Iron Mountain
and Southern will sell round trip tick
cts one fare plus 1925 for round trip
to Cincinnati, o. Call ON ticket agent
st. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern
fer further information.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-07-05
ial Encampmenr knights OF

hal Encampment knights OF
Louisville Ky, August It's,
For the above occasion the lo,
yAround trip rates and arrange
IRE authorized to Louisville,
one fare plus two dollars and
ave cents ($2.25) for the
strip. Date of sale, August l.
Inclusive. Return limit, Aug
l9O4, for leaving loulsVlile,
sion of limit, Original purchas-
~ secure an extension for ieaN-
lille, to a date not later thail
'nber Is, 1904, by personally de
liz return portion OF their tich-
Ia the joint agent, not later IMAM
ock noon of August 81, and upon
mt of fee Of fifty eoo) cents per
at such time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-07-05
Bono ard
eStr1et1t GO.
Cat,jt:! Stock $4,000
Subscribed asd paid up $2oooo W
Janr 1901 s53442 SO
$4,000 90
s3,442 SO
Subscribed and paid up -. =. -. -
reserve Fund (Jan., 1901 80. -. -,
$,38,442 Sc
GENERAL OFFICES. III Pine ST.

Goes insure
and month
of physical condt
the reach OF all
perfecd
eualt bet Write prospectus
and Correspondence inVlG
I'd inv tied "a f3an
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-07-05

1ier Tourist Rates, Colorado
lhapoints. ROund-trip summer
tickets may be sold to Denver,
OMSprihgs,, Pueblo and Glen,
prings, Colo, and Ogden and
IA City. Utah, under the fol-
conditiOns. Dates of sale
Mne 1 to September 80, 1901.
4 nd limits-(a) Season tickets
cs. seQld at rate of one and one
ree Via route of ticket, for the
ps OBJ SiXty-day tickets may
Le'M rate Of one fare plus $500
hi &of ticket, for the round trip.
fy days from date OF sale,
le i0Gase later than October s. !,
rMa route to be used in both dl-
(c) Season tickets may be
TED one way via st. Louis at
lsUucted by use OF One-halt OF
,oE4lr season ticket rate to st.
e lua $3.50 (When destination
er Colorado Springs or Pu
NlS.50 (when Estimation is
lke City or Ogden), added to
Dof the direct route siXty-day
,vsttOrrist rate. 1t being under
At tickets sold at this rate VIII
d being routed via st. Louis.
only. Transit limits and
I ysrs. To Colorado uoiats ~, -
y eelimited to continuous pas
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-07-05


miner tourist rates, season 1901
drip rates, from Pine Bluff to
y. Ark, $4.1o; from Pine Bluff
ayeneden, Ark, $7.75. searcy-
IL to be on sale May Il to Sep
81 Is, 1904, inclusive, and nm
for return to October 81, 1904
transit limit of one day in each
Hon. Ravenden-Tickets to be
IN June / to September 3os 1904
IA for return to October 81, 1904
two days transit limit III eaeil
Ion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-07-05

On July II a special rate Will be
made of So 80 for 1Class A, and
S277.ao for Class B trips. These tick
cts are good on any train With seven
days limit This is the same as the
regular Class A and B trips With the
exception of railroad ticket. Guests
Of the company on this trip will be
placed in the Monticello under Glass
4. and the Grove under Glass +
prices. These are two of the best
permanent and temporary hotels in
the city. the rates charged being $500
per day per room. European plan, for
one or two persons in the Monticello,
and $3.50 per day per room, European
plan. in the Grove, one or two per
sons. This is good only for July IT,,
returning from ST Louis within the
seven days limit. This is the time 10
90, before the weather is TOO hOt and
The city ONercrOWded.
& NJ Dickay Apt
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-07-05

st. Louis, Iron Mountain & South
ern Ry. Co. will sell tickets to Mt.
Ncbo, Ark, at $3.50 for the round
trip Commencing sale Of this tex
ct July I and up to October l, IN
elusive. Account summer tourist.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-07-05
ST. l., I. NJ. g. S.
SPECIAL RATES.

st. Louis, Mo. Stop-over will now
be allowed at Benton to enable pas
sengers to visit Hot Springs ON the
going portion Ct the round trip tick
cts sold to st. Louis account the
Louisiana Purchase exposition April
30 to December 81, 1904.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-07-05
E rs. : 5s-,lj7--ai3 Il 81 ~. >es5.
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,ourth of July EXcursionS.-One
3 plus fifty. cents t3oc) for the
nd trip except that rate OF one and
! third fares will apply between
ats where said basis make lower
!. Minimum rate will be NIFTY
IL cents. Children five years OF
xand under twelve will be charged
j the adult rate. Dates CT sale
i12. 3 and +. Return limit-JulE
4in4. This circular does not au-
I've the sale of tickets to points on
Isl. Louis Southwestern Railway
nanv of Texas. Such business
IA be ticketed to TeXarkana. he
n rates will be in effect from Tex
"a to Texas points July ,, ana /
return limit of July >. 1904.