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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-09

Has studied transportation facilities
of all classes from the year one. to
date He is familiar with all. modes
of travel that have been in vogue and
is impressed with the wonderful evo-
luton of American railways. He
knows that the Milwankee's Pioneer
Limited is the only perfect train on
earth and not only uses it himself but
recomme ends it to his educated friends.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-09
The Educated Traveller

St Petersburg-Fifty workmen were killed to-
lay by the caving in of an embankment on the
" arsaw-V Vienna railroad.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-09

g. D. MoRGAN's JAPANESE BRIDE.
Honolulu, Feb. George D. Morgan, a
nephew of J. Pierpont Morgan, arrived
from Japan yesterday on his way to New
York. With him is his bride. a Japanese
girl whom he married last month. It is
said that the customary gift to the brides
parents amounted in this case to $1,000.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-09

COFFEE, TOBACCO, LONGEVITY.
Dayton, Ohio, Feb. 9.-Philip Kiefer, a
wealthy retired manufacturer who cele-
brated the 102d anniversary of his birth
a few months ago, died to-day. He drank
six cups of coffee daily all his life, and
was an inveterate user of tobacco
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-09
DAKOTA SCRIBES LEAVE
They Depart for chIcago-To-night The
VIII Start Southwark.

Will Start Southwark.
After being entertained in ST. Paul and
Minneapolis for twelve hours by represen-
tatives of local newspaper supply houses,
the twenty eight members of the North
Dakota Press association party left for
Chicago last night and tonight will be
speeding over the illinois Central railroad
for New Orleans, the Mardi Gras, Ell Paso
and the City of Mexico
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-09
4 Eue, produced in MINNEAPOLIS.

Right in our midst is produced a
grand fuel for use in the home. 1t
does not clinker, burns with a strong
even heat, makes q fire which is easily
regulated and IL adapted for all pur-
poses. It is Gas House Coke.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-09

The president to-day sent to the senate th
nomination to be surveyor of customs of John NJ
Lanihan of Dubuque, Iowa.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-09

Seventy Polish school boys at German gym
nasium have been sentenced to terms of i'm
prison1nent from six weeks downward for belong
ing to q secret society.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-09
DIETRICH ACCUSED AGAIN
Omaha Paper Says He Poc<eted the Sal
airy OF His Secretary.

Special 20 ING Joufnal ---77---
Omaha, Neb. Feb. "A local paper
says John Stacker, a relative of Senator
Dietrich has admitted that while under
appointment as private secretary to Sen
ator Dietrich he received no salary, tho he
signed vouchers for the money. He de-
clares the senator pocketed the salary.
Government officials have suggested that
the senatorial investigating committee
take up this matter also.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-09

The Palace Clothing House Better
Laundry guarantees satisfaction or
money back.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-09

S37 so. New York and Return, $37 80,
Via Wisconsin Central Ry.
On Feb. 9Th to 10th. good for
thirty days returning. For further
information, berths, etc., apply at
city ticket office, gao Nicollet avenue.
Telephone, Main 355.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-09
TOOK CARBOLIC ACID
Young Man Of 20 Ends Life with Deadl
Drug.

Drug.
George Waterbury, 20 years old, COM
1mitted suicide yesterday morning at his
fathers home 341S Oakland avenue, by
taking carbolic acid. The body was not
found until last evening, when his father
went to the barn. The young man had
not been we'll for several weeks and his
parents think he was mentally deranged.
The case was reported to the coroner.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-09
SYMPATHY BY WIRE
Mayor Haynes Promises Material Aid Will
Follow to Baltimore.

Follow to Baltimore.
Mayor James G.. Haynes, on behalf of
the city, has sent the following message
of sympathy to the chief executive of Bal
timore: -'m.
Mayor Robert Mclean, Baltimore, Md !:
The news of the terrible calamity which
has fallen upon your city has shocked this
entire community. The people of Mime
apolis extend the deepest sympathy to
you and all of your fellow citizens, and
desire to render all material aid possible.
y. G. Haynes, Mayor
The Palace Clothing House linen
laundry; collars, lie; cuffs, 1c; shirts,
10c. ~ a. s--
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The Palace Clothing House laundry;
best, cheapest, most prompt service.
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Total ......
BY Districts

Total ......... 1872 Total ........... .045
The convention two years ago
based on the Mckinley vote of 1900
had LII delegates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30
.OUARRELS
WITH FOLKS
UNFORTUNATE YOUNG WOMAN
BEFORE LUNAcY COMMITS.
SION

pollic Armstrong. Of Green Lake.
was brought before an insanity
commission in Superior Judge Tall
mans court this morning by her
sister Mrs L. A, Roberts The
young woman haa been causing her
family great deal Of trouble late
~ b her strange actions. and re-
Gently became angry at her aged
father aud scratched bis face badly.
She quarrela with every member Of
her family aud sometimes diaap-
pears and stays away for days at a
time.
Her case puzzled the iunaey COM
mission. They said her mind was
affected. but that they believed she
could be cured. Mrs. Roberts. who
Is very fond Of her unfortunate ala.
ter said she would like 10 take the
girl 60 her own home and provide
fuf her n she would &C., but could
not persuade her 90 DO 30.
Judge Tallmau tried 70 talk %
Mia Armstrong. but she refused To
live Niih any II her family lie
finally told her that she must
choose between living With her els
Ter or going Ia thci insane asylum
and she chose T. go with Mrs. Rob
ertH The case has been continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30

enue, a license FOR which wac rr.
Fused Go the Madison nnrhefIa. The
liccnse and pycuue committee vea-
tcrdaX afternoon decided a. rtve tho
license to Narcotic Il be Would com.
pletelN CLOSE the Partition where tho
stairway comes down from the floor
above aud absolutely DO away with
The dumb walter that once aafflcd
hNuor from one flear ct the hulld
ing to another.
THIS Viii completely separate the
Haloou from the restaurant On the
other three Floors Mhrcelia rather
reluctantly consented % the conn.
mittee'a demand License Inspector
Marsh was instructed 90 see that
Matcello carries cut the aEreement
II hc does, the council win grant the
license teHiEht 81 next Monday.
Scott benjamin. chairman uf the
licruae and revenue committee. said
az the meeting that hr believed the
Maiaon lHrbcris had been uuinatiy
treated and that he would hereafter
vote against ueeuaeH for other res
SORTS en Second avenue that he Wnt
certain were Gar more diuepuahl,
than the Nalaou.
iie said be- thought that Iacl
thrbefia was better entitled O. a.,
license than Mnrg0llo. burnett and
other members Of the committr,
said they would stand by him Dol
voting against the granting of d
license to any resort ct disafdsfl1
character even If It were On Pike
street or upper First avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30
chIId's Shoes
Misses Shoes

Misses All Solid Good WeArf
School Shoes. sizes II 60 ? SIPS
Misses Bright Kid bunker Hiit'
School Shoes. sizes II 20 2. S1.5o
Misses Extra Zine Kid Lace shoes.
none better sizes / to 2.xl.T5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30
MAY BLOCK
SEWER
TIE RESIDENTS or RAINIER
HEiohTS WILL DISCUSS
QUESTION WITH COMMITTEE
TO-DAY

The warmoat meeting % the sew.
En- committee ~ the present council
that has ever been held takes place
this afternoon. when the Rainier
avenue trunk sewer Nlli De the
theme fnf discussion There will
be- present a large delegation Of See
end and Third ward eItiftua ana
ioua 20 eaeape paYinK the expensive
assessment that the city dads pro-
pose o. place against them. The
cuuncilmeu. with bat few exeep
tons. ara expected 10 fight against
any draw Ga the general fund for
the payment of the Improvement
A. the property holders desire
The whole situation for tcu Yearu
vii b. thoroughly fhreshsd cut
this being the FIRST opportunity that
the excited taxpayers and the city
euunclimen ard engineers have had
~ talking over the matter together.
The property owners have discussed
the matter over among themselves
frequently aud are q tho unanIm-
Gus opinion that they are being IN
Justly dealt with and even rubbed
Among them are several cx-coaneil-
men
Thcy not only object % the pro
poaod assessment district. claiming
that lt Is not rquitAhfY distributed
bat they aver that tho Whole city
should be obliged % pay Tor the blg
FassasH $50 ~ H. - sssas.g5lasH T..
getting even one Of the couneiimen
a. atich b. them. aa President Gili
has up tn The present time theY can
tlnek AZ least the present plans 0f
the eity officials u requires a
Unanimous vote % the council q aa.
aeas the property owners more than
90 per cent - the cost - the Inn
pfuvgmaut The city proposes 20
psy only 20 per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30
In the Thriving District North
Of the City
ON THE LINE OF THE NEW SEATTLE
EVERETT INTERURBAN ROAD
Prices $4,000 an Acre and Up--Terms
Sl.00 an Acre a Month

Everybody ey-and no wonder The
electric Everett bring the
entire district between Green Lake and Richmond practically
the city double
In that district Last spring
along the line The great prices
entirely sold thirty days hunted
for We found large cheap lawyer
demned the tteand titles
iutely right wth
gotten biggest bargain
takensseral hundred Of diversified landoms
loan and shot clay and simply
land We have plated It three
built roads and bridges this
Of H. II will last long and then wil
FOR another We buy Tor
anything like
forfrom SO The
a month.
The best county road leading Of Seattle
within
give hOary service.
II given complete abstract showing
uue a A Hanford.
yer. s without flaw
Northern So morning for
bond Hollow the postmaster. will
DYER drive Lake
GIL back IN Seattle before Or the
Albion any except sunday City Ballard m.
Take enough along make Mr. Holloway deposit and
secure what you the spot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30
CAN'T keep THE
BEER TRUST DOWN
LIQUOR ospgNsARY, oNlsrlcAllY TERMED GERMAN
VILLAGE" UsrAnLlsHEp IN TIE PUBLIC STREET EAST
OF THE CARNIVAL oRouNps-erY AUTHORITIES DIS.
CLAIM REspoNslatLIrY

the carnival grounds made mp BY a
vacated street adjacent tu the ear
uivM grounds The llcrnae. there
foro. waa not 90 sell liquor on the
university grounds. but ON the expo
aitiun grounds
n wa told that the council had
allowed the pfo Of a portion IT The
street east OF The university grounds
on which 10 run the beet garden n
this permission has not been Oh -
taIncd | do not sec what authority
anybody has GO conduct a beer rar.
den iu the street
Tho council however has not set
Efanted permission for the carnival
to use any streets In conducting the
carnival Neither has Building In
npoCtor Place been asked for a per
NIT 10 erect he building ON the
street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30
PUSHED THE
ORDINANCE

Mayor nAiilnrar yesterday after
noon signed the new fire limit bul
With the provision that section 30.
regulating the height uf frame
buildings in the second fire umita.
BE- later amended The mayors idea
iu slgnIug thn ordinance 80 hastily
VAS 90 atavr OF an attempt 81 the
Eliiot iay Lumpef company e. erect
a planning mill ou Railroad avenue.
which = prohibited IS the new or.
dinance Tho company last satur-
day demanded a permit fram the
board IT works. but Is Was held up
until the meeting tomorrow.
Mauea'a cafe WilI oprn for bual-
ness "wednesday. August 81. No l0s
Columbia street. 80
SMART CLOTHES. Herald. 1929
Second. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30
! LrrrrR ro ouR nrAprne
% Cottage st. Melrose Mass

NH AHAhNN' fHAHf HAtAfN"'a ~
jan nth. 1904
Dear alf Ever since waH IN ~,
army / had more or ioaH kidney
trouble. and within the pact year ID
become go severe aud complicated
chat suffered everything aud WHr
much alarmed my strength and
power WaH fhHt leaving me. ! saw
uu advertisement af #wHmp Huoi
and wrote asking for advice. be-
gan the nee az the medicine md not
ed "a decided Improvement after talk
INK swamp Root only "a short time
n continued itH use and am
thankful % nly that ! uW entirely
cured aud strong IN order to be
very cure about this had IL doctor
examine some ~ ny water today
aud ho pronounced IL all rirht and
la splendid condition
= know that yauf swamp Root lH
purely vegetable and does not cone
tain amy harmful drugs Thanking
you Tor nay complete recovery aud
recommending HWHmp Root to Hll
sufferers. ! Hm. very truly yours
~ q. WaHhHuHGN
You may have "a sample bottle ~
this wonderful remedy Ir Ellmer'H
HWHmna foot. sent absolutely free
hy mail. aiHa "a book telling all about
Swamp Root m YOU are already
convinced that Swamp Root ls what
yuu need YOU can purchase the reg
ular nftV=eeut and one dollar size
bottles ~ the drug stores every
" here Don't make any mistake
bat remember the name. swamp.
Root Df kilurr'a swami Root. ana
address. HinEhamtons y " ora every
bottle
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SMART CLOTHES. Herald. 1879
Second. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30
LYNCHED

LARAMIE. Wye. Aux ~ Three
hundred me Mast night rtormed the
county iaii locked the sheriff IN a
cell and took Joe Marshall. colured
outside and lYuchcd him. Marshall
wAa n truatY Who yesterday iaade q
brutal assault on Della KnHHs. q
white Eifi employed on the jail
kitchen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30

Indefinitely on u e thouFht Miss
Armstrong condition may Improve
n she has good care
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30

II you would like a Richmond Beach
resort Holloway you
commanding grand view. at low
prices o easy monthly pay
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-31
Etlsuette Of the Feuc.

'There's Just one thing, saa." on
serbed Col. Gore of kentuc.ly, "in
which We are away behind Turkey
Aat's that Col. Bullet asked
quickly We'll, sab. after a general
KILN the porte alwaIs sends a polite
note of apology to the survivors of
the massacre !: We could only enc
our feuds in that way san" Pau,
We cant. sah.' exclaimed Col Bul.c1,
excitedly. Tor the simple reason, sab.
that when one OF our leuds ends nn
body left, sab. to apologize to!"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-31
Refused to Serve.

A FrencLman went TO a brother
member of Aii lodge and said to him.
"What does q polar bear Go =
The brother answered:
What does polar bear do: Why,
he Sits on the ice
SITS on zee lce?"
Yes" said the brother. There Il
nothing else to sit on.
well. vat lie DO too?"
eats fish.
Eat fsn-slts on zee ice and eats
dsh Then | not accept
You don't accept? What do you
meanE'
''Oh. non. non. l does not accept
was appointed to act as polar bear to
zee funeral, "A tianta Journal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-31
ALMOST ACHIEVED II.
Jack = Nearest Approach to the Hun
dred Per Cent MARX

Jacks parents We're ambitious fot
tier Gff%l=5iA.s, bat tite offspring lacked
boz am!at.oa aaa s:4da~try. Hockey
ami la4cll=s Wert Tar gAere 4tcrac;Ivs
% jack tI.sIa :s..e -rapAF aaa arithnle
sc; consequently 3siS fatlyer and mother
ilad u"yev achieved the desire of t4eic
6"artS, Wiljeig 80 . see their An at
Il" head Of ll.> eia-s.
- - wllter Progressed Iack' 9
Hl"ntAl5 rnl'ofls kept pace with the
thermometer IN its slide toward zero,
Mother was discouraged; father was
Wrathy. First brib.s Were offered, ther
threats We're reen"tcd to, but nothing
aYailed 4,,- end Of each month al.
way. calitd forth tue same scene in
Jacks family tears on the part OF
Mother. the switch on the part Of IA.
thcr. <z..-s..Ess-. ..E- .-s5ss .-ss.c"' s:"'
Jack would seem TO be overcome BY
renor,e and promise better things for
the future, but if skating or eoastins
happened to be good his resolutions
would melt under the ardor Of his en-
th'l~iA.m for these sports, and the les
sol.s Wou!l 80 hy the board,
oh, Lick. why can't you get 1907"
sighed i.> mother whom his last report
was rrcsented -~-~4
Jack tIdeeted, stood first en- ore foot
then on another; then he burst out des,
perAt"!y:
"WeH, mother II come pretty nea:
it thio month. /! sat next to a boy
that got 1CO"' Philadelphia Ledger.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-31
His CU!iiearN uu..Iihcn.Inn.

Sir Horace PhtiAett once told :, torS
o. his ranchlhg days in tAe west
Riding into calap ere evening uc tUru
cd his horse loo9e and 4ot sol8e sur.
per, which Was "a vuriy cooled Gspa.,
even for COW calssr# Recognizing IL
the cooE q cowboy lf had formerly e;n
ploIed, Sir Horace said to him. "yon
We're q way mp COW hand, bat as =, cool;
yoll a@c no account. Why did you give
10 riding and take to coo&.n@: What
are your qualifications anyway"
qualifications" he replied. Why.
don't you know I've cot varicose
veins:''
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-31
!. 3 = + + i. + :. i. + :. :. ;. i. +.
ANU SEM ENTS.
+ i. ''' = = !. * :. i. :: !. i. :. i. 4


The Lyric opera Comptnv waea
comes to Pine Bluff - weeks en-
gagement. commencing June 4, has
received some very fattering press no.
tices. The Daily Advertiser a. ket
West, where this company sang
weeks engagement, speaks of the
opening night at the San Carlos the
ater in that-city as follows: ''Ihe
Lyric Opera Company opened
weeks engagement last night at the
San Carlos t. very appreclahye
audience, TIE 'LaMascotte, is an old
time favorite here and the audience
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-31
The Exchange bit.

II took back those socks that
wouldn't fit Willie
The ones YOU said you'd change?"
"Yes. And that odious Jim Cramp
ton waited on me. He asked me how
long had kept the socks, and an,
swered about TWO weeks. And what
do you think he said:'
Give it Up.
He said l ought to change 'em of
tener. ."-CI"veland Plain Dealer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-31
NlzR p. LOCUS SPOONS.
ghe ,s.,i r!.c.a -. e..-,., ~ fnn.t L.

ahe ts.,'i itsctn Yer ~.,z3sr ~ Lnnt t.
e'a.s y ~. Ht~a>:aa4- !s..~ui.-
Co.'s Ia. & so ..z.-..5er l5s Bt=a
9a.s-#e'. #la@ias - -tI='s55 at :. lunch
= u -.1sa jsg u s7.z.g Vest l.hiladal-
.sasl ae.sie .l1rz@ ...,r t..5l - the attsad-
--1.. II ls"5' :. -. j. .IIert. had buet
ei.5f.- a. -..s.5 PRESENTS ut the
-as@ i..=.= = i particularly
1-es-9 ae--a.z =saQ.z.. ..3l,l. WAaa IN.
'=e=e=>..s5l - rss J}sen II thIS
go. ..=l...s9 aa.ef.= 80. ,ae#i iir,e.iit tbal
st#t. .89.zsf #t.t 9t4e ,Isc Qa5g5 cove
t@t-=@=e45 5s -. il4-Q449.a.
tHEe.=ez....- l..z..e{s=:. sure WIS
ne 4-...s@er il Il" u "rT ft;le oosa.
Qanl eIj..a 1t sl"wA ;.'a3.t the tabie
tlr"tt.y :. o.: 5.zots II. saH.# what @gusty
yVt:le W. 7as rnIn Tin. VEST, ana i
VAS AAe 10 cs,..:e-i -. II" trpaf'-
-As u, .,.t.Gi..5sl fe.Jgt5l II, e5d .u3I
bse,s.s.e @pissst1at lhat tlt spoons
We're lot 81 use >~.!e# k".H ey.n- tn.
9tr Il het lace. #;s}lI !iils,.N Sic l,l!tss
.4GtN with THIS fash II inspiratipl1
e1t4sse snao}tS-- what perfectly tpyel7
souarnlt-3'a
HE chorus of pr3ti>. ,v4> lfn1r4liato
Iy taken up by all .s!ge;it The bo,I,l
he cc,5ff}>e9 5e~teS- toAnG ,.Xll.,;.I
ton imne ilic abd e&trH gne~t Mt
away tIoa tn" balI5.. with one 9t rItos.
precious ~feaaS ls'4a.at ieAla lless
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-31
Naval TorpcdCes.

Torpedec~ for TIE destruction of yes
sells were t.rSt esed III the spring OF
lsGl by the Geetederates In tie James
river In 1,G1 the secretary of the
navy reported that more ships had
been lost by torpedoing than from all
otler causes. General Rains. chief OF
the Confederate torpedo service. put
the number at Aft5-el-1t greater
number than has been destroyed in all
the wars since
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-31
OF No Personal Benefit.

THAT physician is wonderfully wise.
No matter what your illness Is, he can
tell You TIE name of the germ that
caused il and what viii cure tt
But I understand he is not going
out of his house"
"He cant. He has & cold and a
sore An@er and a touch of dyspepsia,
not to mention an attack OF rheuma.
tsm. W Nushin4ton star.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-31
%ict.na:4 oS Xmas

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IIaf.a.= la,za,g.-. =tasz.-t5.,...- -. s.lts}i
nous. AHu7dsr A7f,z 9a< TIE Long.
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f8jer r.rH I've #ie.az$ @Ere rcsPcc.
tee.S e".~J -. l9'Le" ef his peo.i
b@eeze.
fea N II IA. eaf# = -
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=. 5@f 5'fz=l 5eiH.
ne t5efa. -: a.. @l33 was
Cf1s.zrtsd A.. lese4 E;s=r4s.i 1.stae BY
GRIMM t..t.#s= l.saoasl t.:lr 9i = I1aJ
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-31

last night was m..e than satisfied
with its rendition. The company is
exceptionally strong in several of It's
principal roles, and the chorus con
tains several young ladies II pleasing
appearance and voice, That the op-
era company viii be prime fayorte
here during its stay goes without say
ing On tomorrow night Fra Diavoio'
will be given. Wednesday afternoon
'Mikado" Will be given, Wednesday
night Cir fle-Giroha viii be given,
Thursday night Said Pasha Friday
night the great singing opera Mar
tha.' Saturday afternoon Olivette.
and the company closes its weeks en-
gagement with the ever popular and
very welcome opera Bohemian Cart
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-31
f5DlNG SCOT FREE
The snnrtp fro," Watch This Ola
sa,snI i.snEnnteG

The origin Of tEt oil Sayjn3. Coin.
sect free j. tltis Scot from the IN
.sie-S>aN an @~r.Ht& Il portion ei@nitl"l
in id Nv It customary lax or conftt-
blits0u L.. OH >5aejte.S according to
tariI :5L.i.ty aEd riaItiHt<.ed AL paro-
r!sial asses ,inenls. ll." conclusion is
@tt ieH@ =aarfvly, that 10 escape scot
free. Mas 10 avoid All such payment.
Il dues anG taxes,
Ecf0re the reform act the right tC
Sore far parliamentary and MUM a!pai
officers vs. vested exclusively in pay
rI~ of sect aud lot i:astall tl.l.5>1
speak, Of il a. a certain taiiage for the
use Of the sheriff or his bailitf and ia
Kent the usual rates paid in Rolnney
marsh for repairing sea walls are
known by the same name.
Scot, Says Camden. is that which
from various sources is gathered into
one heap - literally that which is
shot into q general fund, from the
Dutch and low German .schot" This
may have come to us through the Old
French "eScot, diner escot, to dine
at an ordinary where each guest paid
his 'shot." and any one who did not
Contribute WoulI be said to get Oft
'ecot free. London Answers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-31
\ GnstronOnic Feat.

novel: "lIusband aud Witvz ate on to-
eetl'er IL si!enac q Ther" vas Hani.
festly an III feeling between Gae"l. Tic
husband 2evuHeed Il pIate u s.aIH h9If
fish. q piece of roast heef a,d slice
of plum pIl5tdin5 without Ger o4ee
opening his mouth.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-31
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