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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-25

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-25

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Welt.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-25
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-25

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-25
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@ir seben feline 9offnung auf, be-
Dor mir niht cine reue baben.

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bel iebem srDberen 8ranbe ausssen
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ole den 3pei Wuncdr3te. Sppobl bic
etiteren ipie Die lebteren baben pferbs
unb Wasen. sleid benen bes Chefs
unb feiner Gel iilfen. Gpbalb bic
4larmsIode in ibren S9lafsimmern
eri6nt, miiHen lie an bic granofGtte
ellen uno BADEN untsrpess ebenfo oas
Weseredt, pie cine SpriBe obsr Elm
G6lau9nasen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-07

Misfortunes will happen and when they come. our people should have patience The new phone company gives excellent service. It is little disfigLred now, but stlll in the ring" The Q eectricians are at work on the switch board and plant making general repairs, aud it will be in working order in few days.
 We hancle David Landreth & Sons garden seeds We have the largest stock of seed in this market. Onion sets, turnip seed, Irish potatoes, etc.
 m MCCAIN GROCERY Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-07
SOUTH WESTERN
 TELEGRAPH and TELEPHONE co.
IN 4 CIGAR BOX
A New Born Babe Fonnd This Morn-
 ing by Negroes.

This morning MT. ]. W. Merriam, who conducts a store at the corner of Pennsylvania street and Eighth avenue, telephoned the police that some negroes residing in that viein- ity had found baby buried in cigar box.
 The infant was in decomposed state and it is not known whether it was white or black child, but the general supposition is that the unfortunate is white.
 Coroner Cook and the police are in- yestigating the case aud some start. ling developments will probably result.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-07
OFFICERS INSTALLED
Unifo. m Rank K. of P. Have Com.
 potent List of Officials.

The Cheyaier Division No. s, Uni- form Rank Knights of Pythias. held 8 very interesting meeting at it's ar mory in this city last Monday night.
 Besides much other business of i'm
 portance which was transacted at
 this meeting, Lieutenant Colonel
 George B. Moore installed the fol lowing officers:
 J. A. Cox, Captain. l.. D. Mitchell, First Lieutenant. M. c. May, Second Lieutenant. I. J. Moore, Recorder, B A. L. sRike, Treasurer. A Adam Robinson, Guard. s9 W. Butcher, Sentinel. The Uniform Rank of the Knights Pythias has done much toward the 5 upbuilding of that order and we hope that this feature af that organ # isation may continue to meet with %sucfess.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-07

were badly damaged by water. The Bell-Vernon Company will soon be ready for business, but it will be several days before they will be in their former condition. The con- pany carried $500 insurance. The Guaranty Bond & Investment Con- pany sustained loss of about $500. Insurance $250. William Burke, the real estate man, suffered a $500 loss. He carried no insuranc ce.
 The building is owned by Arthur Murray. The damage to it is esti. mated at about 5000. Insurance $500.
 Possibly the heaviest losers by the fire is the Pine Bluff Telephone Company, the plant of which occu pied the whole second floor. The switchboard IS valued at $7000, and insured for 5000. Telephone men state that when switchboard is heavily damaged by water it is con- sidered an almost entire loss. It will be only few days before the telephone company will resume business. Meanwhile the Old phone office is experiencing regular land ofics rush.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-07
HOME MADE COOK BOOKS
A Scheme is to Be Launched in This
 City by Ladies.

The members of the Ladies Hos pital Association met at the Merrill Institute in this ciey Tuesday after noon. Several reports of the com mittee appointed to look after the purchase of suitable lot on which to erect hospital, were received.
 A cook book scheme was invented at this meeting to raise funds for the Association. Tbe ladies will write out thelr respective favorite cooking receipts and combine them together. They will be placed on sale in book form and the proceeds will go to assist in the erection of the hospital.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-07
STATE COMMITTEE
Will Meet in Little Rock Today
 Delegate W. F. Coleman

The Dem ocratic State Central Committee of Arkansas, meets in Little Rock today for the following purpose, to-wit:
 l. To fix time and place for holding state convention and to determine the basis of representa- ton the ein.
 2 To fix uniform day on which the respective counties shall choose delegates to said nyention, as di. rected by the following resolution adopted by the last state convention to wit:
 Resolved. That the state central committee to be appointed by this conyention be, and they are hereby, instructed in preparing the call for any future state convention 10 fix a uniform day for the holding of coun. ty conventions or primary elections for state officers. leaving to the sew eral counties to decide through their respective central committees the manner of choosing aud instructing delegates to the state convention as they may deem best; and further, that candidates for state offices shall be nominated by majority vote of the delegated state convention.
 3. To transact such other busi- ness as may properly come before said committee.
 Mr. ". F. Coleman, of this city, IS representa- tive from this, fhe E eventh Judicial district. He left for Little Rock this morning
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-07
BLOODSHED FEARED.
Citizens Deputized to Maintain Order
 Among Republicans.
Special To Graphic.

Special To Graphic.
 LITTLE ROCK, ARK, Mch. 7.-The State Democratic Central Commit tee convened here this afternoon. The friends of Jeff Davis are trying to force all early meeting for the convention, asking that April 10th be fixed as the date. They will not succeed in tbeir efforts, however, as the usual time, which Is about June 22, will be the day selected
 Hot Springs is making an effor t to secure tbe next convention, but Little Rock will, in all probability, be choseL.
 The police and constable forces have been doubled here and many citizens deputized as officers to de mand order at meeting of the two Republican County Conventions, which convene bere this afternoon. . Bloodshed between the Auten and Holt factions is feared but everything is being done to maintain order.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-07
LILY WHITES vs. CROW BLAcKs.:l

The Arkansas seimtar correspon- ldent says:
 There is a pretty fight on in Ar kansas between the white and eel- sored Republicans. The lily white Faction has for some time manifested R growing disposition to break loose From the coIored brother, and now of iiscontent are heard Rmong them. They are clarnorihg Tor recognition in the party maehin- Fry. They want one of the four places as delegate at large to the
 pational convention, and Ferd Ha-
 is, of Pine Bluff, seems to have the
 ead for the coveted honor. The col
 Fred Republicans propose to assert
 peir rights in the selection of dele
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-07
THE LITTLE ROCK RACES
ie Jockey Clubs Spring Meeting Begins March 26.

The spring meeting of the Arkan- sas Jockey Club is announced to open at Litte Rock on March 26 The racing will con ntinue one week. The program is an unusually at. tractiye one, and embraces three big stake races, number of splen- did handicaps, and many good purse events. The stakes are the Turf Congress Sweepstakes for 3 year olds at one mile, the Tennessee Brewing Stakes for year-olds and upward at the same distance, and the Turf Congress Sweerstakes for 2 year olds al four furlon2s. One night bandicaps are carded for days on which no stakes are to be run, thus presenting ore big event each day.
 There will be six races each day of the meeting. Fine horses will be in attendance and participate in the sport, aud the meeting promises to be the best ever held at Clinton Park. The railroads will all make cheap rates to Little Rock for race week, and a large attendance is exppctpd.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-07
Ian MaClaren

The famous English author, writing in the North Ameri- can Review on The Energy of the American People, 7 says: s'No mah writes with his own hand, if be can dictate to steno. grapher; DO man dictates, if he can telegraph; DO mar telegraphs, if he can telephone.
 If you are typical, energetic, up to date American. you al- ready use the Long Distance Telephone. If not, word to the wise is sufficient.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-07

gates, and one of them goes so far as to say: We'll get what we want, and if we had a mind to we could control the State convention, and run it to suit ourselves. But we don't want to do that unless we are forced to it.
 The Arkansas Democrat says:
 There is pretty fight ill progress on the part of the colored Republi- cans, who claim as their share of party recognition one delegate at large and tn zee district delegates to the national convention. Ferd Ha- wis, of Pine Bluff, is slated for the higher honor, and Seipio Jones is endorsed assone of the district dele gates. They threaten to control the state convention unless they get what they demand.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-07
What to Do Untii the Doctor srrlves.


 Il is very hard to stand idly by and see our dear ones suffer while awaiting the arrival of the doctor. An Albany IN. Y.l dairyman called at drug store there for u doctor to come and see his child. then very sick with croup. Not finding the doctor in, he left word for him to come at once on his return. He also bought a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, which he hoped would give some relief uDtil the doctor should arrive. Tn q few hours he returned, saying the doctor need not come, as the child was much better. The druggist, Mir. Otto Scholz, says the family has since cerecommended Cham berlain's Cough Remedy to their neigI D ITS and friends until he has a constant demand for it from that part of the country. For sale by W. l.. Deweody & Co.,, Druggista.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-07
FIRE OCCURRED IN THREE STORY HURRY BUILDING
 THIS MORNING.
FREMEN FAT THE BAT"
They Fought and Conquered the Flames in Their "old Relia-
 ble" Way---The Losses.

A fire which threatened to become disastrous and costly was discov- cred on the third floor of the big three story brick building situated at No. IF Pine street in this city this morning at 10.55 o'clock. Pa trolman Ben Brannon, who happen. ed at that point at the time, was the first to discover the raging flames. He hurried to the phone in the Bell-Vernon Company and notified the fire departments.
 The two companies responded promptly and soen had three good streams fighting the flames. The water pressure was unusually good and the manner in which Chief Sen- yard and his assistants went at the work, hastened the extinguishment of the fire, whieh was fast gaining headway. The first, and most eff fectiYe stream was the one carried up the two flights of stairs and right into the heart of the burning portion of the structure. Several of the fire ooys were fighting the flames from the top of the Dewoody building and covered the fire there from tfree different windows. An other heavy sream was being pour ed into the second story windows from the ground, aud this protected the interior of the building tsom flames, but the damage from water was equally as costly. In all the fire boys did good work from the start and saved the central business block of our city from partial de- struction, which would have un- doubtedly resulted had tbe flames been allowed to continue as fercely as when they were discovered.
 A singular happening occurred during the fire. There were sever al young lady operators employed oy the telephone company on ihe second floor, but they were not aware of the fire until someone rang up from the Citizens Bank, which is situated almost block away, and told them that their building was literally covered with fire overhead. A little panic result ed. The frightened ladies deserted their posts of duty and fled from the building. Several were found in mysteries in an adjoining office, to which they had gone for safety.
 The occupants at work in the Ben.Vernon Company and other offices on the ground floor were not aware of the fire until Officer Bran non ran in among them to sound the alarm.
 It is no: known how the fire start ed, but visitor on thecthlrd floor would judge that it originated in the room occupied by Messrs. Charles Hearn and Will Penny. This room is charred mass and the fire was burning in that quarter pr3oaoly an hour before it was discovered. Messrs. Hearn and Penny's loss will be aboutsS409. They carried DO in' surance. Mr. Hearn, after learning of the fire, hurried to his room and found the wardrobe and framework around it blazing. He attempted to smother the f4mes with blankets, out was finally driven from the room by the smoke.
 Willing hands assisted the Bell Vernon Company and others in the lower floor in carrying out the books, etc., but the fixtures and other articles of use in the offices
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-07
WAR AT ENGLISH.
Negroes Fight Over Property and
 Many Arrests Result.

A peculiar and complicated state of affairs exists at English and if the matter ontinues to grow as it has been doing for the past several days, he J. P's would not change positions with the sheriff of Jeffer- son county.
 As was roted in the Graphic last Sunday, Harrison Davis, a colored man, was fined in. Justice NiYen's s court for trespass. His employer paid the $50 fine and took him home. Davis claims piece of land at Eng fish, but it is clearly deeded to Henry Jooes, a negro farm hand, and together with bis family, be lives on it. Davis tried to ruu Jones from the property and for his un : successful work, was fined the above entioned $50.
 The officers thought the matter settled, but Monday they received word from English that Henry Joues had been again troubled by Davis. Deputy Constable Robt. Johnson went to the scene 0. distur- bance and returned Tuesday morn : ing with the following persons and who were arrested on the following charges: Harrison Davis. assault with intent 10 kill; Jennie Davis (Harrison Davis daugt ter) disturb. ing the peace; Henry Jones, disturb ing the peace; George Thomas, dis turbing the peace.
 Sunday morning Davis, armed with shot gun, went to Jones' place and found him standing in his yard. He leveled his gun and informed Jones that he was going to kill Linn. Of course Jones was not going to stand there and take hot lead, so he split the wind, jumping several fences in his flight. Davis had legs and be used them to good advantage. He was fast gaming on Jones, but George Thomas, Jones' son-iu-law, realizing that he would have to pay a funeral bill if he did not interfere, joined in the small battle. He pursued Davis pulling the trigger of rusty revolver sey- eral times but without effect.
 Jones finally reached Ben Wal ker's home and bid Davis turned and saw Thomas with revolver ln his hand ard went after him with his shotgun. Thomas had previous. ly tried his revolver but tt would not work. He thought good run would result better than a bad stand, and made a hasty retreat. Davis held the fort until Depu- ty Johnson came into view with a small arsenal, aud took in the whole gang. Jones bad Davis arrested, Davis swore out warrant against both Jones and Thomas and Jones reciproeated by having Jennie Davis arrested for reading note to him about the property alleging her title to same.
 Justice NiYen bound Davis over to await the action of the grand lnrv. and being unable to make a $500 bond, he was taken to jail. The others will nave bearing today.
 Pure Louisiana Molasses and gel ,,ine Man,e eSyrup.-Strauss x Miller.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-07

Pure Louisiana MolasFes and geh- nine Maple Syrup.-Strauss x Miller. successors to L. E. Goldsmith & Co
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-30
DETECTIVES VERY ACHE.
Frankfort resert ID and Hunt Is Going on
Tor Some Iody.

Frankfort. ky.. March 19.-Tho scene
of action IN hunting down the persons
suspected ~ completely in the ayaassi-
ration al Glchcl has shifted. tempo
rarily at least. u other points in the
state. All of tn" detectives and others
who have been working on the case
have gone. leaving affairs here to be
I9 kcd after ~ the local officers.
"TalloW" DICK Co1mbs, the negro.
has been arrested at Bettyville IN a
warrant charging him with being an
accessory To the assassination If VIM.
Goebol. Since the detectives left, last
night, there have been all sorts Of re-
ports rs t. whom they are after.
Guy. Taylor has gone to his OIL homo
lib attend the funeral III his sister and
th, other Republican state officers.
with the exception of Secretary IF
State Powers. 3r- al their homes. leav-
ing the state building in charge Of
deputies ana clerks Gov. Beckham
and all the Democratic state officers
are al their Off 8 in the capitol hotel.
capt John Davis. charged with COM
plicity in the murder of Coy. GOebel,
~ sum iii Jail This friends say that h
could secure haii We're II not that men
qualified to act as his bondsmeu AZ mt
want their lanes connected with the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-30
Csc PRACTICALLY SETTLED.
Eastport Firm Wants lis Sardine Factory
Back from The Trust.

PASSPORT. Ne. March g9.-The first
important law case between the fac
tory owners and the sardine syndicate
came before Trial Justice L. l.. La
mond. today. in which L. =. Clark &
sons sought % recover the possession
If their large 'sardine plant Of the al
legged forfeiture Of a lease held By the
Standard Sardine CO. The case was
hotly contested both sides involving
numerous intricate law points. a de
cision was rendered in favor Of the
plaintiffs ana an appeal was made to
the April term If the supreme judi
cial court. a writ NJ possession wa+
granted ana it is thought the factory
Viii IT, operated. this season, indcpen-
dent Of the trust.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-30
COFFEE HEADACHES.
II Years Experience.

when Postum Cereal Coffee first
came out. | was glad to begin the us
Of it and stop coffee. for | had long
been convinced that my sick head
aches (from which | had suffered for
IL years. were caused more or less ~
coffee drinking. The headaches van
ished like magic after the use If Pos
n;m was begun. ana ! can truthfully
cav that the first box Of Postum Cereal
coffee did mo more good than all the
headache powders and other cures for
that disease that l had taken through
ant the whole Il years of suffering.
"%aturally. ! am absolutely certain
that my headaches resulted directly
from the use of coffee. You can use
nv testimonial. but please d not use
nv name in public" Mrs. -. In
d.anapoie. Ind. Name can be far
nished III Postum Cereal Co, Ltd.
Battle Creek, Mich.