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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-26
DAT Will. |. J !.
CHANGED.
The Grand Camp Will II . Not Meet. N i.s:'t;
During the Horse N
n !. Show. :a55s .
4 / oRN = o1EsrI
STORM N oF PROTEST i |! j E ]; |
tPromirr1lent NJ emf bers, Including
tie Grand Comm nander, Disap-
sss prove OF f#Date& iii Octo Der.


The Grand Cam Of Con fedora Vet. Vet.
erar,s viii not meet in nchb.irg during
tie Horse & Show. 81 he altering viii
probably be in September, betwe en- the
middle and the end OF the mont
Something like a storm Of protes { from
different sections Of the State. Including
the 6isa pproval of the grand commander
himself, met the suggestion OF date
during the horse show. and Will result
in the expected change. The meetlns
place is Lynchburg, and custom permits 6
tha local camps to arrange the date ~ az az
manner that may best suit all things
A committee OF tho Lynchburg camp re-. s
Gently announced October th-l4t =, hes
dates OF tile Horse Show. The constl,tT y
Ition. however, gives tn tho era NJ n COM IN
nlander5the power of fixing the date ana
In the ordinary course of events the date
decided upon by the! committee "ouled 10
have been ssubnlltted to him for his AZ
Sproval This has not been eiorle ye XIV ans
before the form ar Is gone a trough with
the cha nEes will be made and no ter-5
yention by the head of the cam n VI ~ be
\ a st.3s :. NJ, .S35
K II t Is held that tho Grand Camp, r the
two wdre held getlier, would become g sa
sort q 4 side show to tho Horse S low, and
fthn moreover the hotel facilities !. etc,
would not accommodate te both 5atS the same .rrga
time. Judge Christian suggested hese
things In letters to CaptainS SJcnning Safl- I
jutant OF; tho @ Iaynchbllrg h camp, " and
Ma jori John w II Daniel. commander5of the
James Deering Camp. just outside of
}l.y,,chburg. and Others wrote M pom the
sa me subject. The result OF this general
approval Of the Horse Show date w Will
result In the change to- September.
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FIVE Fl. \ J. E.N|E|GiRR0ES | u ( R .:' 5
SLAUGHTERED. | J.
Take Arrested Offenders
From Officers and Shoot
+ sIhcmEto Death, 13ag
S(By AssocIat ted Press.

}s ss (By Associated Press,)
s LITTLE ROCK, ARIi., March a5,--A
special to the Arkansas Gazette from De
Witt, Arkansas county, sa Us l54,
X FIVE negroes, who had been y arrested
as IA result Of The race troubles at ST.,
Charles, this county. We're taken from
the guards by g crowd q 4 men and shot
to death. A rs
The five victims were: 4.
jim SMITH, 3.,,s
FL CHARLEY SMITH, x VI n
% MACK BALDWIN, Il f 4
K ARE BAILEY, "A i, tt
q GARRETT FLOOD. tgs}its : lai t
This makes nine negroes that have been
killed within tho past week IN the VI
entity of ST. Charles on account Of the
racial troubles. a few days agosia dif--.
Eficulty occurred over a. trivial mai terra i
q st. Charles between a white man named
isearcy = and two negroes naiued Henry
and Maker Griffin, The present trouble
{ensued 3.55 s5 3ss Z
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PROPERTY WORTH MIL |; lion I
SWEPT. AWAY BY GODS
5Associated Press

DETROIT. MICH, March 25.-Goncer-
yative estimates tonight of the damage;
caused by the flooded rivers and creeks
stv-four hours place the property loss a t
N ore Il han. 81 900, 900. AT Lansing a lone
the figures are placed at 800 goo Two
Armenian. who was standing on Il bridge
a. Lansing when If collapsed and u was
" aslled ava and az boy, who glS was
Reports from n, my places to-nightsstell
sof, "a steady down pour of rain, /, with no
SIGN of a let up. 80 slE lsaftLil&
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HEARST BOOM
in LY'lNCHBUR'C|;i HI I
!. Large Number TT Names Names !
Are Secured for q
Club.
Names.
fsnecial ia The Times Disp1tch,.

t5Fs5ft tpIeSldl ~ N'N 81 + ''ffNs'E 'N'
iI,YNcHBuRCi. VA March 2a.-Tiae
Hearst boom has strucl1 Lynchhurg, Al
terS two days work, Mr., Elsarsts SIP
porters here have secured q large nuns lf
be II OF names for the Organization of q
campaign club, and they claim that by
to-morrow night they will have four hum
dred names on the list,
THE organization of the Hearst Club.
1t ia axpatted, Will be effected some time
next week, 4s,, 4. " ~ # "a
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WHATs III COST HIM III
SHOOT. AT IA LADY Y
Especial 70 Tho Timcs- Dispatoh.) M

(Specialito Tho Times DIspatoh.) 81
BRIS ISrOT,, VA.,$ Marc il 225.-- n the II iust-i
OF Miss Bertha Senter a against Alfred Lnt-s
trell was decided. Miss Scnter sued Itut-;
trell for&the reason that. on one occasion
who was Intoxicated al the time, fired y.
load Of shot at her, Several shot struck
the dress OF Miss Stnter. a the fconcll-S
sion OF a trial thai lasted two days Miss.
of $500. # M
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I Mexican War Veteran N III,

\ EMPoRIA, i3esRii VA March 26.--Mr, Solo.
mon Baker, the only octogenarlan In the
county is Quite III at his county home,
neal. Enporia, NJ & n 55ls5 81 4! e n II. q ~
Peculiar interest centers In q Mr. Ba aker,j
from the fact that he Is one OF the few
surviving soldiers who fought during the
4 Mexican war. @ x .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-26
sULLY TO TELL ALL
Announced Yesterday He Would
Make Full Statement To-day
(Byi Associated Pres

z 93I18I95 (Byl AssOclated 'ress,) 7g 7'93T 1
NEW YORK, March 2255. e So far as could
be learned in Wall Street to-day Daniel
i, s,ully has not ixed up ION any definite
ew offer for his creditors. II seems y to
he tile disposition on the part Of the cred-
named esterlay to represent them and
negotiate with suly through, the 8recely- A
tive, to-nglit to gave oul tho /, following
III propose Tomorrow h al fternoons . TO
make full and Gomplete statsmeant1 19f ., e al
ina tlon relating thereto b ,s Fl /
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General. G,

M Chinese soldiers beg their a ueen TO an
no,ince open alliance with. apan, alleging
Russian violation OF Chinese rri1ory;
Admiral Togo gets his ma ton 8 Una nhs!
Japanese learn strength of r ussian tleel;
3at Port Arth,ir- Brit wins from young
C,Drbett In twentieth round. much to sur
prise of sports Eouse of Reprsesen!a. s.
lives committee proposcs y Nd &c wayne
for Impeachment and uses the strongest !.s
terms IN condemning his official and prt-.
lvnte life General WI llllam II, Pa yne,, q
brave Confederate lead Ter. is at the point
Sof death at&his home In nWashington,s,alnd' 4 q
Ills family are shurryinEG 70 his pedslde:
doc tor says death cannot be della ayedg but
a few whours-T The boundary. qu estton be- be-s
tween Virginia and Maryland is q salInato,
no tackled h: Nlarylanders have long been
3chafing under tho generous rig hts Yir; i; !;
ginia has 5cnj 10y ID Ncw school laws VIII
have almost revolutionary effect In the
State, bringing In man y new Tea che ps V 70
some extent breaking nip sllcpo tisni where
3it exists and cutting tho com missions % {,
/ fund initial IF q lsmndry approp'riation
4 billGreported to the House. carrying IAN
appropriation OF more than fifty-f We mill
lion dollars, much}of which goes, TO the
OF rivers and harbors.,--
Eigh teen men caught in a mi Inc Iloy flowing
water which broke Its DAM all are gres-
Ecued, II n 5{9, Al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-26
Virginia. i:i nl1!iia

AZ Cfeslcy NJ. p 'eopI es hung at Yytheyllle
for the murder Of John Sea 81 a.. Virgtnia
Defeats Y IilAiioya III rst of wo games 2 g.
AT tgChariottesvllle le-,1--A Ii carst boom llas m
struck a iynchburg. md "a "a rye mum :, neh.
slf iia1nex secured for "a cl ID "a ptain
j 3. Opie 5a announces f1lis card idacya f9ri
Congress Nv ca rs K of freish y ram
3GrasiiT INTO s;ont liern I'agsen grr
fti;ctor's s rib broken: no OF her IN u
Minority stock holders In bank cotisoiida
lion IL bi oSerat ne Iaction g, ~
aud threat en- & to q rEanizc 81. com pst11t,ive
joIk declare they are seeking no ahonors
1T tho launching. but desire Grcdlt t.,lor :,
securing the name virginsAs fQr the .palt.e-
sin8 Petersburg has a large attenda nee,
Augustus Stausell falls under 2 tra;n a. a.
Eurman's siding and Is cruslled TO dcath .t
Oy5the wheels jslft tf sti ~ 81 s{s
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WILL, HANG NEG r 0
MURDERER OF STOCKTON,
(Byf Associated Press.)

(BS Associated Press.)
NlERTDl.AN.s e MISS. March James |,
Paris (coloredl 81 wa 8 sentenced TO be
hanged April 18th for the murder of John
n. Stockton by the Dauderdale County
Court here to-day The trial lasted a day
and IShalf. and the result was q fore gone
conclusion. Paris was the. m egro who
climbed aboard a train, leaving Meridian
for Chattanooga. February 29t h and shot &
and dfinstantlYtkilled Mall. Clerk St ockto1
la nd seriously wounded NallsClerk Bass.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-26
went Into hiding to escape arrest and
stated that he would rather die than ago
to 1A,i. rs When the charge tvas no dis Z,
sho killed himself y u y. .s3,

4, gGS Olu uJIuAIyfaOAy w ~ ~
1.he report concl,id y 9aa to this case \.
''The whole dEgra ceftil tervers Y y ~ f
lnw and Justice was made imp possible by
the complaisaticyji ji stupidity, y or Ct 8 worse
uf8Judge BwAynei who lent himself TO sas lfs
to ruiz nh honest mn ". ,i'yS
refusing * p hearing TO Hosklhs on ID tie
ground that a book taket, out tof the
$nf d rereve clerk by an " ott,e
person must first be pro oduced. !. The 1lin ge3
refused to believe any thing saying Athat
he would not believe his Owl, brothe \ Is g
he would swearfto IT, This action ~ the
fudge presents at least M entirely 3inew "
feature Of the administration Sof just ice.i
"a stitors is denied tho Fight To- offerscv VI
dence In support OF ills case been Use he
fudge has rnadeaup his mind III Vance
that the witnesses of ffered sareinot wort h "
of3belIef. TO refuse to l,earS hesn " IL
resses was an ElnwArrart ted ana lrllenrd q
or proceeding. 10 continue the case g 4
Hoskins without day Under tle clrcu1l--ss v
stances II was an un parallclcd abuse of
discretion on the part Of the Judge,
which amounted TO Fl derlal o. q Justice. Il
Imprisoned u Unlawfully.
The case Of G. o Neal which the
report treats Of next. relates Incidents
proceedings Is in which one
2Greenhut, ], affrecelver In the case. II was
stabbed BY G, cal In 4 an fray growing
out of&the inclusion Of the bark OF which
.OsEeal was resident in3 the suit udges
swayna sentenced 3 D'Neal to jail for
sixty days for con tempt OF court; tho
contempt being that Ito had assam ted
fana officer Of the court fter3 recit ing
the IaY of contempt. Z the committee re-s
port says: ,sS g3sy X BE
.8s3la..'Manifestly. the, case o, o. Neal was
not within the act. he Bof fense was MT
committed Tho concll siOnf Is II that Z, In
this case n citizen of the Unite 8 tatss; Les
was 3unlawfullyS cond demned to prison Il
l8S trhe report deals with the TunnisonE
case last i t said :s5 q 5sS hit
THE evidence established 6ne fact that
Judge swayne reappointed Il y. *. II Tunni-s
son comm missioner OF the United States
atterga trial In his court IN which T,nrl-s
inison, as prosecutor, "a had be en- success
fully impeached as q with ess. ,5i Al
The evidence also established " hat the
members OF t)n, bar at Pensa cola. Fla.
md elsewhere IN the district and $suitorsl
,.fl&ti1c United States Court are OF onir,-s
ion that Tunnison has the 70 wer3E to 8ex X
,xrcisc undue influence s over udges
Sway and that slle Ices Eek erctse sue II
sinf1uen ce. i. r o such an extent does thlaj
belief prevail that lawyer g wise their
clients Is employ Tunnison IN heir bust-s
ness as the best nd 81 to$ 81 c-
.ceed in Judge swayne.s s court: The test Il
r,ony satisfies tho ttee +t nat Tur17S
Srl:son IS a dishonest man. also that he iss
endorserSon a note OF Judge sWayne, stl1at Z
has been renewed for seven successive
years In the Pensacola Bark. S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-26
King at the steeplechase.

\ Nhtional hioist steepiechase iof 2,b25 soyeseigns,
about four miles and S56 yards was run
hero to-day and was won ID by hioltaa. n
Vas third e Twenty-six horses started.
King Edwards entry, Ambush Il, Whtehs
started "a hot fayorite, TEL as did DINERS
A1hs King was iPrese4 ltA y laFS 9 3ps.stys
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Killed on the Track.

Henry Henry tucker i tcolored), ), aged Twenty-Five
years, was struck and killed by the Nor
folk and Western mort rth7bound passenger
hero. TUESDAY s II night at $50 o'clock. He
was employed as ho8shead pack kers hi Star
Warehouse here and was y, on his III WAY
helns. ~ n NJ u si u 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-26
Water Irnprisons Miners.

(RyIIAssoc ocIatcd Il'Fess) rs ,..
.BRAZILIN ND. March aa5,.To; day wa,lei, "a. !,
Works and imprisoned about fffteen y! en-:
The ' ' ilre ,deMrtment was lied and al Sof
the men were taken out The water is
still pouring into the mine.
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Russian ealth Good

5S4 (By ssoc lat ted Plless.) s,ls 4 i
sT. PETERSBURG, March o. General
zLtnevitc has telegraphed to the general al
staff that there is no sickness among the
Russlan troops. hey are al IN splentdldel u q
.healtf.s Spring weather prevails IN Man 81 ~
Fchuria. ssl 4. al WI
Deta tachmcnts of police have gone to
Miikdcn and vladivostok and several a. a.
idltional train loads of3ammllnitlon are on
their 3waySto the same places. " AZ Ia 3
The Helena Ordered Away.
M (By Associated Fress3 II IA
ssaE saEWAsHINCiTON,s March 2b---The5 Navy,
Department was informed by Admiral !
~ (Continued on Second Page.)
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Sl,rlng You.ra Aus 4 !! |, |. I E.arly 1.
sUMMARY NJ SoFT & DAY NEWS.
,I,he Weather.


II styA AsIiiNciTtIN,s ,s March rs. ~ forecast. 5,
t5& observation-disclosures y Hatutdn "; fairtga anu
hntiaeuiV tUlnrg tiirtay5 igllty and sun
daY; fresh soutl becoming nortn-
NSriii' Carollfla- -frair M oil tile cos 81.
snaIrsnnd saI}Iuldd tdeededi colder; ffesl
winds becoming nor IN west 81 rs 8 sl2
l5l1yitli { tile Sstiti III Bhinng glltlyiE the
.yeathcr$ III Richmond ayesterd ay wa close,
Saf sti1try. rho sky was overcastssa y l q
I 1llg lit. i 84 NJ Vi Il u Ia "a
ATE8 or TlilS rtllDisAd NtE'rl5 y Z Z I,
z. ~ &
E6 ~ #
20 fP. a. . -
~ Nidnig lit 4. =
Average for "a l,our g -
" highest temperature vest w "
4i i.u3yest te mperattiro yesterd 6u t,
\ Alca ltet1iperutilrc yeslerduy.s.. Y.
y Normal Temperature for Ma rel "
"A departure from norma tenn p ra tur y
E;3 AIN1ATU n n In z {: \. :.5. Il ,ool
M a rch 26,t 19Oa. fs
Il Sin risas n, 6;Os l,rs il GIL TlDE.3y5
y Sun BE ets !. .6:1B NprnillR 3 4iIs II W.
Noon 1Iveliin lLslo y So
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(continued on Second Page
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-07-17

SIMMER schools, Knoxville. tenn.
july l904, For The above occasion
the following round "Trip rates and ar
raneements are authorized to Knox
EiiIe. Tenn. One fare plus two t s. 001
dollars for the round trip. Dates of
saIe-July ), &, II, II. is, and - 1901.
Return limit-Fiftecn G5) days from
date of sale. Extension OF linit-Or-
iginal purchasers Of tickets can Sc
cure an extension of final limit for
reaching original starting point not
later than midnight Of September 30,
1901, by personally depositing their
tickets with Jas Richardson. special
agent, between the hours of 500 a.
m. and 500 p. ~. not later than fif-
teen days after date of purchase and
upon payment Of q fifty t50c) cent
fee AT such time
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-07-17
Some Midsummer
Round Trips

St. Louis-Nery low rates all season
Exceptionally low coach eNcurs.oe
rates July II, is and %
oIorado-Nery low rates all sum.
mer. Through sleeper service.
Chicago low rates all summer.
Great Lake Resorts-Nefy low rates
all summer
Southeastern Resorts -lneludin2. Al
Iantic Coast Points. one arc plus
S22.o0 for the round trip, oil sale
Wednesdays ana Saturdays, az
summer.
H1oxvilIe-OHe fare plus 500 tor
the rotnd trip. June y to August
-.
West Baden and French Lick Springs
-~One fare Plus sac fer HE
round "trip. JOly 22.-229
Louisville One fare plus So Tor
round lrip. August 16-29
California Less than one fare for
the roana trip. August u TO Sep
femher 1T.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-07-17
Philippine Census.

A preliminary report received by
the war department from Brig Gen
Joseph P. Sanger, superintendent OF
the Philippine census, shows that the
total population of the islands is ap-
proxmately 6.97G,574 persons, includ-
ing about $50, 600 members of wild
tribes. The most populous province
IS Cebu, with G51.G21 civilized inhabi-
tants Manila province has 1894,
and Cavite. adjoining, 134,43& civilized
;,,h al it
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-07-17

Aer Tourist Rates, Colorado
bh points. Round-trip summer
4ickets may be sold to Denver,
1o Springs. Pueblo and Glen
brings, Colo, and Ogden and
Ike City, Utah, under the fol
2conditions. Dates OF sale
S5une l to September 80, 1904.
IND limits-(a Season tickets
n sold at rate of one and one.
Srcs via route of ticket, for the
fip. OBJ Sixty-day tickets NAY
d at rate of one fare plus $500
he of ticket, for the round trip.
|sixty days from date Of SAT-.
no case later than October u.
INC route to be used in both q
d. (c) Season tickets may be
Shtod one way Via st, Louis at
ID structed by use Of One-h&'f Of
u Fair season ticket rate 10 81.
blus $3.50 when destlnauo#
yer, Colorado SPRINGS or PA
5pr $3.50 (When Estimation Is
Ike City or Ogden added te
4 Of the direct route siEty-day
! tourist rate. It bcine under
hat tickets sold at this rate viii
3of being routed va st. Lotlis,
only. Transit limits and
era, 70 Colorado polnts-l.lek.
! be limited to continuous pas
each direction except that
rs vii DO allowed st and west
&frst Colorado common polht
e within final limit, return
He absolutely continuous pas
pmcneing date Of execution By
Sont, which cannot hc earlier
k days after date OF sale or eN-
To Utah points. Tickets
limited to continuous passage
directions, except that stop
4ill be allowed at and west OF
b common points within going
lrning transit limits Of thirty
BIT to exceed October 81. Ih2
rip cannot be commenced ear
b five days after date OF sale
an@e. Stop-over on the re-
at and west of Colorado com
ints will be protected by at
an extension paster at the
p-over en- route. which protects
inuons passage feature there
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-07-17

Annual meeting, Grand Lodge Be-
nevolent and Protective Order OF
Elks, Cincinnati, O., July Is to %
1904. Account above Iron Mountain
and Southern will sell round trip tick
cts one fare plus s225 for round trip
to Cincinnati, o. Call ON ticket agent
fer further information.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-07-17

sfN letters fro,a IT," truc orr
Nore=avatz5ne ID. n,sea2a lrez=
tive No., g.. .ai.,.. at lie Nr.1z>..
brancH Ha.t, saat aorifs. Win
had read ts..l. te SAID. Wei. / S..
they've set NolIy h.ch again"
How can Won tel that asked H.,
Now York mauaE,r.
How can help cling was TN
reply. I'D know Mollic's letters il
| saw them at the north pole.
The Eastern manager unfulded enc
page of manuscript and looked At il
upside down and cresswse and dia2
onally in his efforts to discover the
distinguishing features. Finally he
gave it up. 1t isn't IN her own hand
writing, he said and | know the
boss well enough to know that sh0
was not allowed to compose the LET
tors herself
'2h, don't mean those earmarkS.
said tie Chicago man. There is ar
individuality even in Mollie's type
writing. In CHAT respect she is TX
! different from many other opera Or
! The work ol most OF }hem can he rec
ognized by an expert who has made Il
j study of their pe"uiaritie les Differen'
writer's have a different way Of strik
| ing the letters. Certain keys they in
variably strike With the cent'eness Of
a falling snowflake. while others they
| pound as II Or vengeance bent.
THAT'S the way with Molie. She
:, has part;@lity for his and MS in par.
ticular, anG lets them off so easily
that they scarcely make an impress
sion. On the other hand, she has it
in for the gs and rs and strikes them
SO hard That she fairly knocks holes in
E, the paper. Then there are certain
combinations of letters tina come in
! for special attention While other com
binatlons just as important are slight
ed shamefu]ly Take the syllables
! con and com for instance. Molie
goes at them as if she were afraid of
! the results while innocent ternina-
tons like err and or she hammers
unmercifully. Those are only few
of her tricks. but they are apparent in
those letters. Here. for example. is
! the word convenience, Molly has let
the first syllable off With barely a
! touch bu1 The res, Of the word is SO
blue that it gives You chills 10 look at
/ it.
"A funny point in The situation is
that no matter what machine he Girl
uses, the results are the same. The
arrangement of the letters seem to
make no diHefnce. Certain keys are
AMI others for no stroke at all When
! we fellows in the office first noticed
/ the spl0tched appearance Of her nlan,I-
script, we thought there Was some
j thing wrong with the tNpc--that it
was worn out or needed cleaning. Rut
the machine expert disposed OF that
! error The type, he said, was all
right; it was MolIie that was ouj Of
gear AftcrWard he soothed her ruff
fed feelings by telling her that if she
wasn't chOck full OF character her
| tyneWriting habits would not be -
ed that are blessed with Il character
! Of their own arc liable HuconsciuN y
! to work ont similar stlnls uN thc Key
! board. OF course, | can sweat THAT
he WAS ri2jlt. haven had chance
, 10 verify us statement in many IN
stances. tJ:t can take cath that lie
knew what he VS. talking about in
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ST. l., T.. M. & 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 Of the round trip tick
cts sold to st. Louis account the
Louisiana Purchase exposition April
80 to December 81, 1904.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-07-17

Round trip observation-disclosures
summer school. The Southern rail
way will sell round trip tickets to
Knoxville, Tenn, June 26th, 9th,
2sth, July 2nd, 9Th, 18th, 18th, 18th
and 25th. Good to return fifteen
days from date OF sale. Rate, one
fare plus 25 cents, round trip. Round
trip rate from Memphis, 1920. BY
personal deposit by original pur-
.haser, Of return part Of ticket, with
In the fifteen day limit, with Joseph
Richardson, in depot, Knoxville. 500
a. m. to 500 p. m. receipt will be
given. which will be exchanged tor
extended ticket on any date that
owner desires to return, up to Sept.
goth, LeaveMemphis 1890 a, m,;
500 p. M; HOO p. m. Arrive Knox
vile, 1:40 a. M; Oils a. M; ITO p.
N. Apply or write for particulars of
SIDE trips, berth reservations, etc.
c. A. DeSaussure, d. P. A
L. NJ. DeSaussure, G. +. & r. A.
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st. Louis, Iron Mountain & South
ern Ry. Co will sell tickets to Mt
Nebo, Ark, at $3.50 for the round
trip. Commencing sale Of this tick
ct July ! and up to October /. In
elusive. Account summer tourist.
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hal Convention, Commercial
of America, West Baden and
= Lick Springs, Ind, July 25-39,
EFor the above occasion the fol
round-trip rates and arrange
are authorized to West Baden
fench Lick Springs. Ind. Rate
\ fare plus two $4,000 dollars
v round trip. Date OF sale
y 10 IS. inclusive Return limit
nst II, 1904, for leaving Gestlna-
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y meeting National Baptist
Jon (colored) Austin. Texas,
] to 20, 1904. For the above
the following round trip
ID arrangements are authoriz-
Justin, Texas; Rate, one fare
D dollars $4,000 for the round
htes Of sale. Sept. II and II,
Return limit, Sept, 80. 1904,
continuous passage in both di-