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column advanced from IkhaVuens Az y
O'clock IA ba TALON OF the second regiment
dislodged a Japanese outpost at the point
OF the 6ayanet at the crossing 81 me y

I3column advanced from u khaVuen. Az ~
dislodsed a Japanese outpost a I the point
iakho and sinkia roads. ! 8.
df sssn g I'LL Bsst ny
ssst ~ telloMs
ne nisn. and hesha
outposts there. At dawn General Kd stall
sk yac egSn eGspes the pacest rlv-
AT. about $40 on the morning Nofa july
18th the Japanese In consitl erable Atrergth
1na wl,h m guns ossnp,sa
bluffs to the south on the flank Of Gen
eral kastaliriskyis column From is this his
position and from the rest o. the lo,l Y
ed by the temple. the enemy directed go q
very snyy TS 1a Sr1ery fs
one and then three bntthlioYs but the
attempt failed. twithstandtK tie sup ".
port given by the horse mountain battery,
Into action ion on ' account Of the nature Of
aboI,t NJ. General keller sr 8 w III
dsssd ths R era
General Kastalinsky's column BY bringing n
up from the general reserve three ,Ii
II ordsr e ee apesons
We had ALREADY occupied. It wns {neces.
owns to ths slnsmy,sfb prslsss
serves sss Il. i troop. ia thu nshting l,ae,s
alton. were suntenable.
4 General Keller found theIstr1nS th..ofE
that no decided not to continue Inc fiy{,t
and not bring up either the spcci y or li,o
general thas essr s sspfi s N 81
The offensive 1t would be r,ecessaryktoE at
.tiliery. - 'Sppo' = rs, I,
a.aa,s o ss' sss kelss
,ns
dd'aTlS SEQ stsP r
Towards midday an offsnsi y, n =, Ne
right flank Of tho Yanze Pass position =
anese mountain ba ttery was bro ". NJ INFO
two and a half sif mics South Of IKhavaun:
After thirty-four shots had been h hs,'
from tho third battery q, the tn n ao MN,
Of Yanze Pass, the Japanese battery
was finally reduced to slienCo /,
fight ceased at 8 y P. n N. ~ mo 4 ne
troops returned to Ikhavuan. S
above the valley Of the Iantakhe River
at a position occupied and. maintained et ~
Fin consequences Of q sleepless night
and the heat OF the day our troops We're
greatly fatigued, having been over 81 teen
hours on foot and Citing our agss So
bpt. General Keller reports that they ex-
coed one thousand s - 60, e. .
,The gallant Twenty fourth Re giment
suffered most GeneralS.k ole. especia!
coolness shown bySit commanding ON
GERS Colonel Koschitz wa severely
wounded lin the leg. but Eremainfd Hin she
IA General Kuropa tkin $precedes his report
with a lengthy stat ment. OF 8skirH1ishesE
by patrols. which bring s events up !, to-
porianti enga cement with the possible Elk
ception3 Of the occupation Of the heiK hts
north Of Yao Iintzsn by Cossac ka Sbasore5
a detachment OF which the Japanese fell
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-19
FREIGHT TRAIN DERAILED
Number Of Cars Wrecked in a
Smash Up Near Westham.

9 The Chesapeake and Ohio passenger
train No. 10, ofIthe James River division,
due here AT $50 p. NJ. yesterday was
son OF the fact that the track was
blocked near Westham. seven miles west
ri this city, By freight wreck short
lime before the passenger train was due.
Of them coal cars, were derailed and
considerably damaged, Inquiry al The
railway Offices ELECTED The information
that sufficient details had not been re-
celyeh to develop the cause of the de-
railment. The money loss To the railway
company Will be considerable.
Il The track was cleared with the least
possible delay, and traffic was resumed
I'm the early evening.
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FRO MIRlc HMo IN 81 Vac HEAP RATES
VIA sEAeoARps SAIR LIN

I.s RALEIGH ,ss N. G.. CT and return. s.. IS.
Account Of summer Sch Dol for achers;
&Ticketsson sale July III, 18th 18th, 18th,
18th and Auguat 1st. limited to August
18th, 1900. /. Z Il
& MoNTEAGLE. TEN N. and return.
jls2o Account honteagle 8 Bible school
Tickets on sale July 18th. 9th 2lst ed.
limited 10 August a1st. 1904.
MS ATHENS. g. AZ, and return. $40. Ac.
count Athens Summer School. T ickets
on sale July 18th, 18TH, limited to fifteen
days from date Of purchaset
EUREKA SPRIN Gs, ARK. and return.
Z s31. IS. Account southwestern Summer
School. Tickets on sale July 9Th. It'll
18th, 9th, limited TO August 18th i 1904
8 SAN FRAN CISCO CAL, and return.
S65 IS. Account Triennial Conclave.
knight Templars. and Sovereign Grand
Lodge. l.. o.. o. =. Tickets on Sale a ugnst
18th Ito September 9th. inclusive. limited
to October 23d, 1904. ssS
III All OF the above rates apply from Rich
mond, Va. I,roportionally 4 cheap rates
may. be had at all other stat ions on the
Sea board }iSs5S n K 5S w
H s.LEARD, Nv. 81 M, TAYLOR "A
.phon. rs. SO e & M.in 81, richmond i Va.
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~ TX -.
for
GIN GIN N a I'll.
Special Train Via 6. Il 0, Route,

Leave Richmond 200 p. h.. sunday,
July a7,h. arriving Cincinnati 500 A. NJ.
following morning, Solid train consist,
Ing only OF Pullman sleeping cars, car,
rying Elks from Richmond. Portsmouth,
Hampton, Newport News, FredericksburE
and other Virginia cities.
The shortest, quickest and best route.
/ For Pullman reservations. apply at once
tc +. T, Anthony, Commercial, Hotel,
Richmond, Va.
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CANNOT ABANDON THE
WRECK OF THE. MAINE.
lBN 4 ssnclaied I,rnssi

(BN Associated Pressj N
!. WASHINGTON. =, q. July 49, Regard
in h ths psoposil ~ ths "a the old battle
Aching Secretary OF the Navy Darling
has sent a letter 10 i, II. F. sewell, Of
New Orleans who addressed the depart,
utiva department OF the government has
no power on behalf OF the United Staies
TO abandon the wreck Of a public vessel
and the Navy Department cannot give an
aoquiitance or REIMBURSEMENT of an,
rights Of the United States In the wreck
Of the Maine
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ANOTHER i ACCOUNT.
Posts CORES cnti
Gives Description ofathe At-#
tack and Repulse.
40 2 E7-3t ~ f. 2 - = n - 49, -
nv Aseociated .Press

4. LONDON, July q - me Morning Posts
correspondent at g General Kurokt' s head
quarters telegraphing under date OF Wy
II, says " sstt 6.
' "A Russian force apparently about 2, 900
of the Japanese osItionsf on the Western
.siope Of M tien Pass a t AZ. N. to-day
under cover OF a. d ense fog. The sudden
onslaught drove IN ithes J apanese posts:
the Japanese CALAMITY advanced to the
attack and "a fters severe fighting drove
OFF tle Russians and re-occupied the po-
fsition. The Russians re tired . their re-
treat being wei covered. The q Citing
lasted until three o'clock In the fter-
noon and when9I left!the scene 2desultory:
lighting was still proceeding. = ss4is
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CLEARS UP SITUATION.
Maxwell Bolts and Saves Trou-
bic Of Turning Him Out.

Il tBYSAssociated Press.)
y IOWA CITY. Il. July lS,-The Demo-
cratic State Committee met here to-day
TO take action regarding the State Com
vention tomorrow. An announcement
that A. w, Maxwell, who had been SCI
lected by the convention In Des Moines
in MayRto be STATE chairman had bolted
the ticket. cleared in1naters II regard to
the Craftsmanship He had never been pee
ognized as airman, and it was the IN
4 tentlon 10 Introduce a resolution into the
of the former convention In selecting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-19
CRIME OF A YOUTH.
sixtcen-Year-o Old Boy Charged
nj With Criminal Assault
=! (Special Z to The sTtmes-Disp,

q 4sd, Especial to II he -Dspatch:
" AZ uly III 5.1iur-
ray, a ENTHUSIASTICALLY boy from RICH
lands. was Jailed here Tonight for Grim
5inally# assauitlng E, Bessie Les TEL, ~ the Ave-
year-old daughter OF X. iB. Lester, a high
" respected citizen OF this county. ne
officers who brought the prisons to the
Stalll here say that X Murra y had no been
Ia ken from the community Immediately,
or as soon as tho news OF the affair be-
came known. he would 4 have 3, received
rough handling at the Fhandssof the girl 2
friends. i3i : 3
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90 TO ST. LOUIS VIA 6. MD z

Solid Vestlbuled Ira lns NJ tn Dining Cars,
Z Y The Chesapeake and Ohio !sSthe short
est quickest and best rout To 81. !. o,,ls.
Train leaving Richmond q 100 r. M 3, rnns
solid to st. Louis with throug h coaches
and sleeping cars, arriving 81, a ouis 81 s
leaving Richmond 1913 ri M has through
Pullman accommo dations. Fl arriving Ht,
i.1,oulss7.2o A. M, second morning. Coach
excursion tickets sold for all trains OF
each Tuesday and Thursday during the
snonth tof July. Il; u Nj Il X III
4 Flftsar day rate, 32l 30. u: III;
Ten day coach excursion rate. }ls ,0o, u
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!. Nv. 5WEsTBURY.fD. p. a. Z
."FlNEsT g cAsTWls1 Trips lin III
sf itqs, NjoRL 70. ~ 4, 3Ei rs

& Richmond to- Boston and return, 5000;
TO providence and return s2l.o0; includ-
5jng meals and room via HIercha n m and
Miners Transportation Company, from
Norfolk daily line ,, New sRnslana,
and Norfolk and Western Hlil Iva " Of
fees 81s East. Maln Stree r .sfI. Wright
agent, Norfolk. I'M +, s5i 4 III ~ *
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Report Confirmed

by Associated Press.) i,{ 5$
81 LONDON. July l9.--The Standards
Odessa correspondent. confirming the
Daily Malls dispatch from st. Peters
burg, says: i5 8, Y d s3sts
Two more steamers - the volunteer
4 feet left here July 18th. for Sebast opol.
whence. after coaling and arming. It is
presumed they will proceed TO the Red
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BROTHERS DROWNED WHILE 4
BATHING in MILL.POND
.tRY AesocIatsd Press.

tBy Associated Press,l
3 LAUREL. DEL, July ls.~-Charles and
James Wilkinson. brothers, aged SIX,
teen and nineteen years. respectively,
Mere drowned yesterday afternoon while
bs,htng in a mill pond, near their home
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'THIE CAPTURED
MONEY RECOVERED
(Continued from First Page.)


to the extreme late hour OF the arrival
OF the officers at the jail. II
Mr.. Motherhood offered a reward yes
terday for the arrest and conviction of
the person who robbed and shot him.
While there Is not the least doubt that
the man was implicated In the shoot
Ing and robbery, of course. 1t has not
developed thus far that he committed
= tho shooting
Three negroes were arrested yesterday,
and It was thought that these knew
komethtng about the case, but they knew
nothing whatever and two of them were
released. and the other remains In tho
Echm ond sjail on another charge.
4 The prisoners were walked from Gran
ite to Manchester, the cars having stop
ped running. and 1t was IAN early hour
this morning before they were safely
lodged behind the bars Of the Manches-
ter Jail. q
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5TAGGART RESPONDS TO
HURRY CALL FROM KERN
(By Associated Press

q INDIANAPOLIS, IND, July Is
cratic National Committee. left French
Lick Springs for New Y ork city yesterday
in response to a telegram received by him
al once. Mr.. Kern had, spent the pre-
vious night at Esopus with Judge Parker.
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here to-day FOR .Alaxahdria II IL be.
slleved that. the distinction Of the meet
Z may ba connected With the presence OF
the RUSSIAN volunteer fleet steamers n
tho Red Sea- Tho British cruiser Terrf.
blei lis said to have sailed from Suex 70:
day for the purpose OF looking after tRA
3intereata OF British nlerehailtmei III. ssls8
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saKuIR'lo!K rs .RE z.
Says II cavy Fog Yelled Move r9,'',:;
nents Of the Rus Isl
slams. s.!;s3 s5i
Ass,cIate Ed I,rens.''

IHy EFuc1u6s = s"S'3
Fl TOXIC, Y y lilly a s, 2 T., N .-GeIleral k Az
d a1y,s'sais as.a tss
/ on Motion Pass a T. dawn on plY l7th,
but were repulsed. Tho oa sualtles nfr Pre-
h NAt a. o sSni sunday morning y heavy
fonyesllin sst their n vsments, two visions
or az Ri,ssia,s. u cor1mandAd by LiautsHar y
General Keller made en-, assaaa. o. , !ns
eral 'S uroki adds that 4 no Hlssials g.
sailed an the Japanese pos1 Ions y Y, g,
ten Pass ana yelnlttyn GssRs1ya te rs.
3n,iised lie Russia Ms and pursued hem ,for
a considerah Bile u IL! ~
Toki, In his report praise tne SA'otgo'
his men. Ii & y sss b sS "a 9gS Il ys, tsf w;
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GIRL DIES FROM WOUNDS;
SISTERS ADJ lRER: SUSPECTED

.5 (specint StoEThe Times Disrntch.)
BRISTOL, sTENN..July 1s.-Mary. the
Wins, who was shot through a. window Of
her mothers home on Saturday, died to-
day. a coroner's inquest is being held
and it is expected that a strong case Will
nelghborhpod \ boy. Who is said to have
threatened the BleVIns family because
Mrs. Blevins had sdecllned h IS request to
accompany her eldest daughter to
church. Ramsay is In hiding. t.7s
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"a
SOUTHERN LEAGUE e.
Scores Y esterday, II. I
& At A1acon--Col umbia, s; Macon, y
VILE, g. j. sss5ikk /,
THE 8aMALTs V1cTORs,
In snappy Game Defeated the |l
Crack Summer Deans Team,

Charles #, Hubbard Montreal MATS as 9.
team, on Tie Lntharsn hsId. Sunday aftsrnEon.s
~ a score OF II TO Tho first thres innings
tIa wi,n a but the skiifu field man gems
and coaching of Captain norsay Alien san
,ths game 'bef ore ihe sayenth inning !Iarst
mon dsusht, q snlendd game And shoT zee w
ye s!s strkins out nfteen msn, and
great at the bat: Burton, at short play ,,l
showed UP. in tho Fold time form and plays!
great game Sears, at second Was n =. EG %
Was tho star Of Sthe team. and played the
game ot his lfe; John HnhhsEd plsyeea W a.
longest lit that has been made on that Ola,
1ond this seaso sinnott; N cent q az
hat; bod Allen, in right, showed up well
and hts long drives kept the summer = eans
The summer psaRs liped .up q foloys.; WI
4 MSSss snS Fsssa ssnhs
isb; ~, slnnott II Roper, Ct; Bagley. r
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Scores Yesterday,

Scores Yesterday. &
At New Orleans--New5 Orleans. !; 5Ats.
flanta, o "a inningsl. .s Ss, ssi
.AtT shrevep ort freveport. y ~ NASH
AZ AZ Little Rock-BirminEham. Little.
AT AZ Memphis pills. q; Mont gomsry.
e Q5 innings; da rkncss). Z, sF5
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Japanese Losses Trifling.

(By Associated Presa.)
Il LONDON, July 1s.-The .correspondentof
the Times at General K urokt's head uar-s
tiers says that the Japanese losses during
the lighting at Molten Passion July 18th
were trifing. S5s sy s
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Tickets good on all regular Sunday
trains, beginning May is, 4 3o4 .S.$
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Situation at Fort Worth.
(By Associated Press.

(By8 Associated PreEs.) y 7l5
& FORT WORTH, TEX, ,July 1s.-Pick-
citing still goes on al the packing houses
here. The strikers have been success
fnl in turning away a number Of men to-
day who were going to work.
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!. Standing Of the Clubs.
!. Philadelphia, 81; 81. louis, q.

J Il Nf.a ~
Philadelphia, S.; St. Louis,
X pHILADELPHIA Iuiy 1s.-Bend
effective pitching held g. gt I sate e.
81. Lott. \ /. !. 9 q oo---4 /; =.
Philadelphia :. 3 o o = 9. Q q 2 x-o
II batteries: Petty and & Kahoe: Bender
and Powers. Time = ::a6. mplres DwS
and King. =: IN us
Detroit, 8; New York,
"A NEW York. uly lS--Detroit gdefeateo
New York to-day. winning the game li17t ~ -
ths seventh j5s ~ !. J. !, 4. =
Sex ork So; }tSdsS9seee 81 y IS =
Batteries: stoyal. gillian and A'ood.;
56 5nsar 5eoanoll s Attenaance $500 s
Boston. Cleveland 8
as, ss'nr il e
third inning lost the ga me 1T y, S,,.s
I,5 5eGpe 4, i. . 3 90 o ~ $ :,
Cleveland 9 Q o o oslTS S..a.
tteries; e Tapnehilla and Farrell pona q.
shs Ii Saa A za@'si ' s,tn a
Chicago, I'll; Washington, !. q
batnE streak tosiay yhs
htsSand defcatir,g the Washing tons y ], !,
1v SsGrf R;t 81. q D 10 . 8 IL
cf Bsstspss: jacobsen jacobs 1 sna
Time i is. !. III plre O Loushlin. Attend
ancnf / 600, ~ f8 49,
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Won by Ing,onar,

Nm W INV Associated Tress.p az E3I lI'
st r,cyER.5 ENG. II July lsy--The Yacht rses
tc.Ssy f from, ioover 70 ostend was Won BY thsE
American Schooner. Yacht InFonar, owned
by Morton r. Plant, OF New York
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Sundays Scores.
I Brooklyn,e4: Cincinnati, Q. h
, Chicago, g.; Philadelphia, 6.
st. Louis, s.: Boston. 8.
i Scores Yesterday.
:; New. T ork. 4: Pittsburg. -.
g GlnclnnatI.6 g.: Brooklyn, s,
Where They Play To-day.
New York at Plttsburg. :.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
5s, Boston Mt St Louis
Standing Of the Clubs.
5NewItYork.gA; Pittsburr, I

New York, 4; Pittsburg, \.
P1TTsBURG. PA. July 1s.-The game
was fast35nnd abounded In good, clean.
fast Fielding. 4 New York punched their
Z hits. 33 az 5ti5
5 Score: II sR, II. d.
tPittsburg y. I. q 9 @ 900 % OIL
q Batteries: Lever and Smith: T a.ylor,
and sBowerman n. Time, 1890. Umpires.
Moran and O'Day. Attendance. 100
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Scores Yesterday.
Where. They! PLAY To-day.

Cleveland at Boston
~ ST. Louis at & Philadelphia.
II Detroit at New y ork. s..8i sssi3 NJ
Chicago at Washington
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long-headed and far-
SEEING man will buy two OF
these suits The come OH time.
Its been "proved and de-
mon strated thatit's economy
to buy two suits and wear
them alternate days.
The prizes here now will ser1-
able every man to try the ex-
perir11e IN t. 81. &
For instance hun dreds OF
$1,000 Summer Suits at $12.5Ol
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movement Of British Warships.

IWuVEI!KEHN II =.
n (By Associate cd Press 4, !.
July 1SIthh ks faiIcwins ~ tIis,
r "a tnh, n dated july 18TH irons a is cor
is "Ths NBrltlsh Mediterranean aeet left
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-19

'sPEciAL WEEK q q N o RATES RICH
iSs OCEAN * CITY, SEA sLE cIT.Y Fl
u ,li$ AND CAPE NAY 4 n. s. u ia
SOUTH e IN RAiLyyAY,5Yo R K 8Ias a
Il RIVER LINE AND a BALT "a
MoREsA OHIO OR PENN.
4 sLYvANlA RAlLR DADS. " .
Every Thursday and Friday To- and In
Guiding September 9TH: the Southern
,curson tickets to Atlantic 4 City Ocean
City Sea dsle City and Cape May, N, u.
good returning to reach r richmond not
later than ednesday following date. OF
Information \ apply TO city ticket ofrces,
MOI. $40 and go hast Main Street; phones
d 80 so . &. w. sWEsTBuRY.fp D. P. a. q
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81: Brooklyn, 3.

Cincinnati, s Brooklyn, 5.
c1NcINNATI,o OHIO. July Il. Brooklyn
made two rallies In the game. one In thu
eighth and the other ia The ninth. Gin
'cinnati won by punching hits. d. q Z, q
n Score: 5Jfs5. Is " . y x. =!
'BrookiyrI s !. i. o o 0 II o o o 1.-6 =
Batteries: Walker. Kellum AND ScMeis
Johnstone and Carpenter. Attendance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-02
SPECIAL RATE VIA COTTON BELT
ROUTE.

Worlds Fair, st. Louis, louisiana
Purchase Exposition. For the above
occasion the following round-trip rates
and arrangements are authorized for
the sale of coach excursion tickets to
St. Louis: Round trip coach excur-
sion rates from Pine Bluff: Adult
rate, 1915. Chld's rate, s5.S5. Tick,
cts to be sold from Pine Bluff daily
Septemger 80. 1904. Return
limit, limit all tickets to sew
en- CD days from date OF
sale for return. It should be under
stood that tickets will be honored
leaving st. Louis on any day to and
including the seventh day after date
of issue. Coach excursion tickets will
not permit holders to occupy parlor
or sleeping cars.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-02
FERTILE VALLEY
OF THE MISSISSIPPI.

While it is true Oklahoma, IndIan
Territory and Texas invite the Home
seeker and others III search of prof
liable investment and business COM
potency. there is another field along
the Frisco System quite recently
opened to those Hterested in g per
sonal betterment of financial re-
sources.
On June ! the line of railroad here
tofore known as the St. Louis, Mem
pEis 4 Southeastern (noW Frisco Sys=
tem1, was extended to ST. Louis, thus
making a territory in Missouri and
Arkansas, along the west bank OF the
Mississippi River, accessible by way
OF st. Louis.
The present service consists O. pas
senger train leaving Union Station
T:10 a. N. daily, for Cape Girardeau.
Luxora, Carruthersville and interne-
diate points to Memphis. also the
Cape GiTardeau accommodation
daily, leaving Union Station 40
p. m.
Some years since. perhaps quar-
ter of a century, this section was
avoided by reason Of want OF develop
ment or progressiveness. now, how
ever, it is considered equal, as the
homeseeker and investor may meas
ure, to Oklahoma, Indian Territory
or Texas. The change in condition
throughout was accomplished by
large governmental expenditure. a
progressive people and extended rail
road facilities promoted and main.
tanned by the Frisco System, operat-
ing as it does. nearly 700 miles OF
railway in the immediate Mississippi
Valley, less than 500 miles distant
from ST. Louis.
The soil is exceedingly fertile
crops invariably abundant, timber in.
terests extensive and resourceful.
Those desiring additional particu-
lars will receive immediate response.
Address Passenger Department,
FRISCO SYSTEM, ST. LOUIS, MO.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-02
r COTTON BELT TIME CARD.

Effective 1901 a. m. July 31st, the
schedule of the st. Louis Southwest
ern train will be as follows:
North Bound.
No 2 leave Pine Bluff at. 1925 p m,
No. 4 leave Pine Bluff at -. .1:00a. m.
No. 6 leave Pine Bluf at. .1o:22 p. m.
No. 80 leave Pine Bluff at. $50 p. N.
No. AZ leave Pine Bluff at. .2:30 p. m.
South Bound.
No. / leave Pine Bluff at. ..2:45 p. m.
No. 3 leave Pine Bluff at. :. i: 10 a. M.
No. 5 leave tlne Bluff at. IS 5:45 a. m.
No 81 arrives at. ..10:35 a. m.
No. 43 arrives at. ,.10O:10 a. m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-02
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EXCURSION RATES TO NORTHERN
RESORTS.
STOp-OVERS AT ST. LOUIS FAIR.


Excursion tickets at unusually low
rates, good for the season. on sale to
Milwaukee, Madison, Waukesha,
Green Lake, Devils Lake, Goeebic,
Ashland, Marquette, Superior, Duluth,
st. Paul, Minneapolis and many othe
cool and delightful lake resorts
reached by the Northwestern line.
Stop-overs at St. Louis permit visi'
to the worlds fair en- route.
Information and tickets can be Sc
cured from your home agent. Book
let entitled "The Lakes and Summer
Resorts of the Northwest" mailed up
on receipt of q cents in stamps. w
B Kniskern, p. T. NJ. c.. & n. w. R'y
Chicago, III.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-02
NEW SLEEPING CAR SERVICE
VIA IRON MOLn-HlN ROUTE

Commencing August 9Th, the Iron
Mountain Route will establish through
daily sleeping car service between
New Orleans and st. Louis, via. Val
ley Route and r. z. Oh the following
schedule:
NOrthbound.
Leave New Orleans 6:35 p. n.
Leave Pine Bluff 4:45 p. II.
Arrive st. Louis 1885 a. M.
Southbeund.
Leave st. Louis 800 p. m.
Arrive Pine Bfuff 1850 a. M.
Arrive New Orleans S:55 a. N.
For reservations apply to local
agent.
II. C. TOWNSEND, G. P. & T. A.:
st. Lous. Mo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-02

The Iron Mountain will sell home
snekers' excursion tickets at rate OF
enc fare plus two dollars for round
t,ip 10 points in Mexico, Texas and In
dian and Oklahoma territories. Tick
cts on sale October and Is and NO
yeuber and IS, also December 6 and
90.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-02
Sometimes Fatal.

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what you call pneumonia" said the
despairing Frenchman who has recent.
ly become citizen, but eet ees an
othair reason for me not to under
stand re language. | learn how to
pronounce ze word 'noomonia.' and
zen l learn ze doctaires sometimes
pronounce it fatal by gar."