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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-03-24
A Good Citizen Conc.

4 Good Citizen Conc.
We clip the following from the Du.
luth News Tribune Of last Sunday:
~. Wall has secured tho services OF
Johu Matheson to take charge Of bis
Turkish bath rooms during the day.
Mr.. Matheson is popularity known to
hundreds Of Turkish bath patrons all
over the Northwest. He was formerly
in tho old St. Louis baths. Since then
no has worked in tho Hotel Ryan
baths ct St. Paul, tho leading baths OF
Chicago and st. Louis. Mr.. Wall says
that Mr.. Matheson is ono of the best
Turkish bath men in tho country.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-03-24
Conversational Candidates.

William L. Window OF Duluth has
publicly announced himself candidate
for the Republican nomination tor Cong
ressman in Sixth District of Minnesota.
Mr.. Window 10 probably 40 good a
candidate - the republican party has,
Of available material, in its ranks.
The Iron Trade Journal also an
nounoed that J. G. Miller of that place
10 . possible candidate for the place.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-03-24
Holloil

Anssinformsl meeting was held at tho
court house on Monday Of this week at
which tho question Of obtaining tele-
phone connection was oiecussed. The
meeting instructed Auditor Murphy to
correspond with tn" compa ny that built
the line 10 Two Harbors and ascertain
tho prospects OF an extension to this
place.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-03-24

wANTED-sEvERAL BRIGHT AND HON.
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conducted 1t homo Reference. Enclose colt
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find good places We do this because I: helps
buththe graduate and our school. Good re-
pOrters receive from
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l'rosress of An,erIean Commerce.

Mf Mulhall. the distinguished Eng fish statistieian, has this to say abouf the progress of the trade of the world If during the next twenty-five years Great Britain loses her trade as rapid- ly a5 during the quarter of a century from 1870 to 1885, she will have yield ed her primacy as the greatest of the worlds commercial powers. If in the quarter of a century ending in 1924 the same industrial progress is held by the United States as has marked the closing years of the present century. the United States will lead the world in export trade. with Germany second and Great Britain third" As the progress of the United States is the result Of national and individual qualities. 1t is hard to see why it should not go on as rapidly in the future as in the past. New York Evening Sun.
 Arctic Explorer a Boniface.
 Dr. Nansen has settled down as Norwegian squire and sportsman, and is now a member Of the great land owning class His possessions, which cost a considerable sum, lie on the borders of Telemarken, to the south of Lynkopf. one of the highest sum- mits of that district He has become owner of large hotel, which was built some years ago for summer tour ists, but will now serve as his pri- vate residence. He has also acquired number of surrounding farms and fields.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-12

Lillian Chase, the little woman who was arrested in this city re- gently on charge of grand larceny, was released by Justice Niyen Wednesday afternoon, after her trial. The evidence against her was not sufficient to convict eLd Justice Aiven did just what h ought to have done-1;scharge her. It is disgusting to see a man swesr ont warrant against an innocent wo- man, for no cause whatever. no matter how low she may be in life. The police should not issue war rant against woman Ubie-s th-y have the substaueiai proof of ter guilt at hand.
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The Magyar Moon.

There is no people in the world which has not yet achieved it's inde- pendence that loves liberty and na- tionalism more intensely than the Magyars of Hungary. In his Throne Makers" William Roscoe Thayer dwells upon the spirit which is univer- sal among them. Like any Magyar patriot, Kossuth could count on one of the most powerful of allies-the race hatred between his countrymen and the Austrians. In the Magyar lan- guage the very word German" signi- fled vile, base, despicable. There was a Magyar proverb to the effect that German is the only language God does not understand" The proprietor of a Hungarian theater once produced what he considered fine piece of scen- cry, in which was represented full moon with round, fat, clean-shayen face. When it rose, the audience hissed and shouted: Down with the German moon!" The manager took the hint Next night there rose swarthy-cheeked, black-mustachedo orb. Hurrahs burst from every mouth, and all cried: 'Long live our true Mag yar moon,"
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ALL RELEASED.
The Supposed Crime of he Timber
 Cutters Only Mistake.

Charles Horn, white, Frank Stod amier and N. Cuyler, eolored. who were arrested by Deputy United States Marshal Ed Jefferson in this county few days ago upon a charge of cutting timber on govern ment lands, were arraigaed before United States Commissioner A l.. Burnett in this city this (rhursday) afternoon to answer to the charge.
 All of the men are in the employ of the Bluff City Lumber Company, who paid for the timber cut by them and settled the matter. Toe evidence in the cases shows that the men through mistake cut the government timber instead of the company's wood and the supposed crime was only an accident. They were released
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Something New in Spain.

Until year ago such a thing as an electric car was unknown in Spain. The cars in few principal towns that could boast of having tramways of any kind were drawn through the streets al a jog-trot pace by horses, or, more frequently, mules Within the last few months, however, foreign enterprise has been the means of inaugurating electric traction in the streets of Ma drid, Barcelona, Valencia. Bilbao. and San Sebastian, and the lead thus taken by the principal tramway companies in the chief cities of Spain is likely to bo quickly followed by others.
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There were several offenders in police court chis morDing Three of the number were white mel and ore negro boy. One of tie former was fined s25 for petit larceny. He stole $5 from a friend- The trio were placed on the chain gang and are now at work on the streets. The negro boy was fined orjumpiBg on and of trains. He is keeping them company.
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The Worlds silver Product.

This country holds second place among the nations as silver producer, her output of the white metal last year being valued at s32, 118,4O0 Mexico surpasses her as a silver producer, her product last year being worth at cur- rent prices s33, 3,475, 400. Taking the United States and Mexico together. they produce 67 per cent of the worlds product of the argentiferous metal.
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HANGED FOR BURNING COAL.
Strange Law Which Was in Force in
 England in 15O0.

Strange Law Which Was in Force in
 England in 15O0.
 There will be an interesting function in London shortly, when the coal ex- change celebrates it's jubilee. The ocea- sion is one for recalling strange remi- niseences; for as late as the four teenth century prohibition was issued against the burning of coal, with se we're penalties decreed against any per- sen who warmed his house by coal fire. In the early days of Lord Mayor Wilmington the burning of coal was considered so great a public nuisance that it was made a capital offense, and one man was actually hanged for in dulging in a coal fire. As matter of fact, this ordinance was never re- pealed. but in "Diek Wilmington s" third mayoralty it is evident there was great trade in coal, and the sugges- tion has been made that coal was brought to London in boats known as the "eats," this was the real origin of the story of Dick Wilmington and his cat. The coal exchange, however, is a modern institution It is also one of the most important of London's marts. Under the shadow of it's demed roof commercial transactions are daily ear- ried through of greater value than in connection with any other mercantile building in the world. Unlike the corn exchange in Mark lane, it is not pri- vate concern, but is city market con- ducted on the same principles as the other markets opened by the city cor poration. Opened with much ceremony in October, 1S49, by the prince consort, the present building is just about to celebrate it's jubilee. But the market Itself is older than the building. Up to 1907 it was in the hands of private Individuals, but in that year it was purchased by the corporation for G25,- 600.-London Times.
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Do You Eat Cakes
 For Breakfast ?

If you do you should use the genuine "old time' molasses, the kind you used before the days of adulteration. P. & F. Brand" is that kind---sweet, delicious flavor and guaranteed pure See that "P. & F. Brand is on your pack age.
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Mr. w. D. Williams, recorder of the Pine Bluff Lodge No. 36, A. o. U. w., has received the fol- lowing notice from H. l.. Cross, the grand recorder of that lodge. With this I send death voucher No. 21. drawn in favor of Fannie M. Langford, wife of Brother John C.. Langford. deceased, for $2000. Please hand same to the widow and convey to her the ss mpathy of this grand lodge in the great loss she has sustained" :"
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Capt. Leon Levy, our enterprising and genial citizen, has returned from Memphis. where he enjoyed a few days at the races. He was accom- panied by his daughter, Miss Paarl. Mrs. Levy and little daughter, H Hazel, also accompanied then home. They return from pleasant visit to rela- tives at Kansas City.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-12

Owing to the recent resignation of Mayor J. A. Woodson. of Little Rock, another mayor will have to be elected in that city. Mir. W. k. Duley, the present city clerk. is candidate for the honors
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Deputy United St ates Marshal Ed Jefferson returned today from Dewitt, Arkansas county, where he vent to summons Chas. Gray az a witness to appear against one Jeff Davis, not the Gubernatorial as pirant, who is charged with running blind tiger. Davis was arrested in Pulaski county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-12

We were toll this morning that a large crowd of politicians went up 10 the capital city today to look after the appointment of the new election commissioners, soon to be announced by the governor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-12
ron bearer Than Gold.

Machines in a watch factory will cut screws with 589 threads to an inch These threads are invisible to the naked eye, and it takes 144000 screws to make pound A pound of them is worth six pounds of pure gold.
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MT. Maurice Jackson arrived in the city today from Shreveport. He will only remain for day CT se, as his many offices in this state and Texas keeps him on the go. He will go to San Antonio in time to wit ness the Flower Carnival next week
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H#utl -a & Knox on yesterday re, ia'e , car loads Of new goods. Tins - the largest shipment ever receisel by any Pine Bluff house. q
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-12

Mr, Harry Solmson has returned from a several days trip down the Cotton Belt road, where he has been in the interest of his firm, J. & 5. katzenstein.
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The Arkansas Eclectic Medical Association is now holding it's twentieth annual meeting in Little Rock
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-12

A few more dozen of those cele- brated Monarch, Gold & Silver, Will son Bros and Star Shirts. ~ worth $l 9, $l.5o and DC. $1.15, to close at
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-12

Jno. W. Crockett carried Jackson county over E. B. Jett for secretary of state by three votes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-12

There are other whiskies, but there is only one Jesse Moore the old, standard Jesse Moore" whisky, which is pure, iich and mel low. All first-class places serve Jesse Moore"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-12
Additional Locals.

Attorney $ NJ. Taylor is Little Rock visitor tod4y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-12

Wise men go for blocks, passing many stores, to buy Il bottle of .'Yollmer" whisky being sbsolutely pure. makes it safe for home and family use.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-12

It is pleasure to call for whisky and get brand that is not doctored or colored- something pure. "Volmer whisky is guar anteed pure. Q,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-12

FOR RENT--A 5-room cottage. furnished. corner 9th and Olive streets. Apply to P, c. Knox at Knox x Smart's. 165
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-12

The largest line of gloves in the city in colOrs and weights.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-12

EOR RENT--A furnished room. with or without board. Apply at SOP West Bar raaue street. 167
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-12

FOR sALE-Hotel with 20 rooms Will sell cheap for cash or will trade for young cattle. Call and examine: " Il bear investi- gaton 309 Sd avenue. 177
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-12

I AGE CURTAINS washed and mended and E all kinds of clothes cleaning. dyeing and repairing done by Mrs. s. 5. French, 1903 Elm street. Lakeside.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-12

FOR SALE-Thrtecn window screens, one front door screen. Also a large range Cheap. Apply at Money order window. P. o 167.
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CHEAP OOLUMN
 Advertise Your Wants.

If you have a House for Rent, or have any thing for Sale advertise it in this Column.
 Rates } lines. one week, 25 cents, CASH IN ADVANCE.
 If charged, will be charged at the regular local rate of cents line each insertion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-12

We still have some very fine shoes in stock, light in weight and stylish in shape. Ii you need pair of shoes it will pay you to look at our line.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-12

Tourists, take advantage of the prices offered on Trunks. Suit cases and Valices.
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tXyANTEE--Three couples fno chidren) to w board. Everything home-like, Apply afternoons. 221 East End avenue. 165
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-17
Della guerra.
Cobds inglesds

Mientras Europa espera con an
siedad noticias de Ladysmith de
los movimientos estrateg1cos de Sir
Redvers Buffers, Inglaterra Sc dedi.
ca a telegratiar noticias como es-
ta
<Cada recluta ingles 1leva al
Transvaal:
Un par de pantalones de repues
to, hechos de tela de khaki un uni.
forme complete de repuesto, tambien
de khaki; un uniforme, del mismo
khaki, parahacer 'ejercicios; dos pa
res, del mismfsimo khaki, 3des polai-
mas: un capote; dos pares de calzaI !
do; dos pares de alpargatas: cuatro
pares de medias de lana; tres pares
de calcetines; un par de plantillas:
una camiseta de lana; dos cinturones
contra el c6lera; un sombrero de fiel
tro; un sombrero lamado de Bala.
klava, con orejeras: un gorro de poi
c1a; tres camisas de franela; dos cha
lecos de franela; dos pares de Gallon
cillos: nm par de tirantes; nm cintu.
ron de colono; un paf1o impermea.
BILE; dos mantas; 2 grandes serville.
tas para baf1os turcos; un,pyjama;
una cartuchera; un moral; dos ma
1etas de manO; una maleta de cuero;
un porr6n; un filtro; una gamella;
una jofaina, dos jalones; un paque-
to de piel de gamuza; un cartapacio
con recado de escribir: un paauete
'conteniendo un cuchillo, un tenedor.
ana cuchara, un peine, un cepillo de
cabeza, una esponja, un cepillo de
dientes i una navaja>
iCuantos grandes de Espaf1a
querr1an un equipaje asf para venir
a la Exposition de 19OO!..
A Ia prensa alemana, que fell.
cita al Gobierno de Berlin por ha-
Der prohibido que la fabrica Krupp
venda proyectiles al Gobierno in.
glas. la Prensa inglesa contesta
amenazando a Alemania con destruir
su marina mercante, dice:
<Si Alemania desapareciera. ca.
da ingles serfa mas ricoz
Despues de Ia destruction de
Alemania, Inglaterra dirfa a Francia
i Russia.
<Coged 10 que os de la CANA.
A la prensa francesa, que arde
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-17
Sal Francis SEQ
tt)!!)
de en fiestas por 10 del Transvaal,

de en- fiestas por 10 del Transvaal,
la prensa inglesa dice:
fGion las mismas tropas del
TranSvaal, cuando entremos en- Pre-
toria, ocuparemos Madagascar II
7 cuando Europa crefa que los
sitiados de Ladysmith estaban pre-
parandose q hacer acto de contri.
ci6n, para morir como Dios manda,
los mfsmos corresponsales franceses
como el del <Ffgaro, participant al
mundo que los tales sitiados llevan
<la gran vida>;q los vecinos comen
como sabaf1ones beben como cubas
que los soldados juegan todos los
esports, de moda en- Inglaterra,
que para esparcimiento de Ia plaza,
SO ha fundado un peri6dico c6mico,
<The Ladysmith Lyre, Juno de Gu
yos redactores es ell humorista Ste.
vens) que da <cobas, como estas:
<Por telegrama sin hilo. La Sc
nora Kruger, que goza de excelente
salud, Sc queja de que su marido Sc
<inglesea, demasiado. En- efecto, el
presidente va no Sc mete en- la CANA
con sombr ero botas,
<Abrimos un concurso, cuyo T.
nico premio consiste en- plum pud'
ding. Lo ganara quien, entire ell 2
de No oviembre el 20 de Diciembre,
Sc ponga con mas rapidez en- fuga
delante del enemigo,
Ell humorismo britanico ha da-
do 4 la guerra del sur africano un
aspecto tan original como sesudo.
iFigdrense ustedes Ia que Sc arma-
ria en- cualquiera naci6n que, tenien
do las campanilla q tiene Inglaterra
sufriera los contratiempos reveses
que el la ha sufrido en- ell Transvaal!
iQue de CRISIS political! iQue de dis
cursos parlamentariosl iQue de gri
tas callejeras! ~ que de impreca'
clones i jeremiadas en- la Prensa!
Estas otras erupciones serfan mas
desastrosas que todos los combates
que pu edan perder los sires, lores
milores.
Y luego dira Paris que no tiene
esprit. un pals que, en- medic de
una guerra desastrosa, i acosado
por toda Europa, juega al <cricket,
en- Ladvsmith, vestido de <khaki,
8 de caco. .....
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-17
? Panoraln].d. |.
~ lh1I hIt@ 4

Ell calor en- Buenos Aires Sc
siente cada dfa con mayor mtensi-
dad. Ell dia del actual hi llbo en- la
ciu dad 454 casos de insolacion. Los
muertos son tantos que los enterra-
do res han tenido que trabajar en-
hor ras extraordinarias han recibi-
do doble formal.
En- las elecciones presidenciales
de la Repdblica Mexicana saldra
triunfante el General Porfrio Diaz.
El ndmero de votos en- las votacio-
nes preliminares ha sido 1.548, 654,
de los cuales 1. 456, 480 .fueron en- fa-
vor del actual Presidente.
Los 1900 habitantes que tiene
la islilla Tutuila, del grupo de las
Samoa, la cual acaba de ser cedida
por Alem ania a los Estados Unidos,
son muy religiosos. Los domingos
no salen de sus casas. El pueblo es
docil m ny gobernable; jamas ha
habidO una revuelta.
Ell Gobernador General de las
Filipinas, Major General Otis, sera
relevado una vez negue q Manila la
nue. va Comisi6n de Filipinas. Ell
General Mac Arthur sucedera a Otis
en- ell mando del Ejercito, pero es-
tara subordinate Ia Comisi6n.
Ell canonero <Machias, de la
Armada Nacional, ha llegado &
Puerto Cabello, Venezu ella, para
protejer los intereses de los ameri-
canos en- 81 case de que estalle otra
revoluci6n. Sc informa que el Mo-
.cho Hernandez esta organizando sus
fuerzas para dar un nuevo golpe j
obtener la Presidencia de la Repd
blica.
Ell Embajador Japones en- Paris
ha declarado que desapruebR el tra-
tado come ercial Franco-Americano.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-17
Un telegrama recibido de Pill

Un telegrama recibido de Fill
pinas dice que el Jefe insurgente,
Emilio. Aguinaldo ha salido de la
is1a de- Luz6n 1 esta camino de Euro
pa. Creese que ira q Paris 6 rel-
nirse con Agoncillo. Aguinaldo TO-
MIA gran cantidad de dinero, es
probable que sali6 burlando la VI
gilancia de los cruceros americanos
que guardian Ia IS costas. Ell Gobier-
no americana no Sc preocupa de Ia
fuga de Aguinaldo, segdn los peri6-
dicos de Washington.
El cadaver del General Lawton
lego & Washington el del actual 4
las 9. 30 de la maf1ana. El Ayudan-
te General Corbin la Tropa H del
80 de Caballerfa dieron escolta al f4-
retro hasta la Iglesia Covenant, des
de donde 81 cortejo f1nebre Sc tras
lad6 el dia 9 al cementerio de Ar.
lington.
Los amigos del General Wheeler r
Sc quejan de que ell General Otis ira
ia de oscurecer el merito del prime
70 en- la campaf1a de Filipinas. Ale.
gan que Otis apenas cita q aquel en
sus parties ofciales al Gobierno,
siendo asf que los trabajos de Whee-
Ter han sido son dignos del mayo r
elogio. Parece que existe entire am +
bos generates una rivalidad seme- +
jante q la de los almrantes que se
disputan la gloria de haber destrui'
DO los barcos espanoles en- Santa :
go.
La Policfa de Chicago arrest6
Ell dia 5 del actual una muchacha
de 19 af1os, que tiene la mania de
envenenar a todo el mundo.
Su padre la corrigi6 hace dos
meses por andar reunida con malas
companies, la hija le puso una do
Sis de acido carb6lico en- la taxa del
cafe. Otro dfa volvi6 ponerle el
mismo acido en- un jarro de cerveza.
Luego trato de envenenar & Mrs.
Hirsch, en- cuya casa'estaba Hannah
Burs la envenenadora, desde que su
padre la echo de su casa cuando I'M
tent6 ella envenenarlo.