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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-12
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bons lit 20 Sup lang.
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200 8feroe, in 1900 oil 1000, O0O.
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brau6en fat ausi6lieBli9 einbeimiiden
Sabaf.
Neu=G Gr5iebungs
pftem III p0llis seitsemdB uno frei-
heitli6.
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pelle auf Maba, elmer Sniel bes
inoiIden Sseans, gebaut.
uungurup=Su1tti Elm bIiiben.
Der 8etperbsaweig in Nuhralien.
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preuben als amtli6es SnItrument our
gefimmung Der Semperaiur einaefibrt
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meifentheils am Meere."
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Blitbe ge9en 8 ooer 4 u Nadmit-
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8litbe aef9loifen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-12
GmgfiC6. 8aftamiem it g6ima.

Nus 2onoon miro Der republifa.
niiden rGbicaso SribuneA am 8. Sum-
0olgenoes gefabelt:
.9ie dineiiiden Wirren erreaen bier
bic sroBte 8eiorsnib. Wan slaubt,
bob bas g%ororinsen Der ,gorer' nur
i'm Sntereiie 8ublanos angesettelt
iuurbs uno bas lebteres fid baturd Die
ldnsii setpiinHbten @ortbeile ii9ern
miro, tudbreno grobbritannien in
Siibafrifa nod nit Der unterio4un9
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-12

.Meine s nitruftionen geben
oabin. nidts burdaulaiien, oas Der
@ominiiiration i6aoen f6nnte."
General Otis gu 9errn 81. M. Gol=
Inns, 8ertreter Der Niiociateo preB, Der
iid iiber Die ungeredte geniur uno
@erbeimli6uns Der 8Orsdn9e auf ben
8bilippinen betlagte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-12
Sino ole Sifipinos 2Sifoe?

@eneral s.. 90. Canton: vSic
Silipinos iinb tii9tiae Solbaten, piei
better als bic Snoianer. 9eBtere fdmpi=
ten nur, tpenr lie unbsoinst i'm gor-
tbeile uaren. Sic Sasalen mOdte i0
cine ciOiliiirte &aiie nennen. Sic iino
quite Me6aniter, abmen allies na6 unb
perIertigen alles. Sic baben Nrienale,
patroneniabrifen unb pulpermiiblen.
Sic tDnten alles fabrisiren. mas lie
benDtbisen. Nenn man Die ueniaen
Silfsmittel llno Die pielen S9mierig=
feiten, Die lie baben, in 8etradt siebt,
muB man su9efeben, baB lie elm fegr
geIdeites uno tiinilerii9 peranlagtes
8olf iinb. uno tpenn id bic Na6tbeile
in Getra6t siebe, an melden lie in
gesug auf Waffen, @usriifung unO
Sissiplin leiren-teine Qrtillerie. tpeni9
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lie Die tapferiten Mdnner iino, Die id
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frie9eriI6 ~Deranlagt. Sic iinb eber
bdusli6 in ibren Neisunsen unb Sc
w~Obnbeiten, frieoliebeno nno fleiBis.
Neun 3ebntel' Der geoOlterung Der Sn-
ieln miiroen-ielbf nit @ufOpferung
GINGER Sbeorien, Wiinide unb Soff=
nunsen-ben Grieben porsieben. Sd
CLAUDE. baB lie inter elmer liberalen
3esieruns. pie lie bic Ser. Staten
einri6ten t6nnen uno tueroen, elm frieo=
lides, fpariames unb gliidlides @olf
iein iuiiroen. Sd balte es fur elm sro=
Bes unsltd, bob mir ibnen nidt bic
@eleaenbeit se5en fonnten. uniere Res
aierung fennen au lernen, bebor bic
Geinoielisteiten e%r6ffnet tpuroen.
Inter ben Gilipinos 9ibt es aablreide
9ebilbete 2eute, tuel9e jeoer @eiellidaft
aur 3ierbe gereiden tuiirben-0amen,
$500
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-12

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-12

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bon 10000 fir grpan seben, mel6e es
in 1896 MeGinlep CAB. Sd miiroe
lieber 40 Gampasnen tuie Die bon 1896
bur6ma6en, als Die beborliebenbe.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-12
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-12
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eu9 suuerldiii9e Sabrifate gu Bargain
Yreilen perfamfen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-05-11

Dr. T. (. Edgar, D.nti st. Office over Citizens Bank. Both 'phoRes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-05-11
DR. CARVER
Kills 61 Birds Out of Possible 61-
 The Shoot.

The regular weekly shoot of the members of the Pine Bluff Gun Club took place at their grounds near the water works iu the western part of the city Thursday afternoon Clements won the honors of tbe afternoon by killing 46 birds out of possible 50 Alter the regular shoot, pr. Carver broke the record in a practice shoot by killing 61 targets out ot possible 6l. The score of Thursdays shoot was as follows:
 Clements, 46; speers, A, Carver, 42; Lloyd, Il; Coles, 39; Arnold, 37; Bluerock, 36; Ingram, 34
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-05-11
TOTAL COTTON OUTPUT
Of Last Year as Compared With 1893
 -Hester's Report.

NEW ORLEANS, May 9.-Secretary Hester's analysis of the cotton move ment for the eight months of the season from September to the close of April. inclusive, shows that com pared with the crop movement of last year Texas, including the Indian Territory, brought into sight this season in round figures 907 ,000 bales less, while the other gulf sta tes, which include Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, Missouri and Oklahoma, have marketed 5ea GOO less, and the group of the Atlantic states, " hich includes North and South Carolina, Georgia, Florida. Alabama and Virginia. shows a de- crease of 514 coo. making t decrease in the total of the crop marketed Of 1856 .000 The total crop in sight at the close of April was S,550,SS3 a de. crease under last year of l ,955.776, under the year before last 2.0S4 23S and an increase over 1S97 of BOA ,654
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-05-11
TO CHICAGO, TOO.
THl Iron Mountain Road Will Also
 Run an Excursion for $10.

The Iron Mountain railroad will also have a s10 round trip rate to Chicago via St. Louis on May IS and 19 good for return on May 27 The Mountain road will make con- neetions with three excellently equipped lines at St. Louis, viz: The Nabasn, Illinois Central and Chicago & Alton. The passenger can take auY one of the three men men tioned lines, that which he sees fit.
 You can leave this city on either of the above mentioned dates at 6:55 a. m. or 4:55 p. m. on the reg ular passenger trains, getting into St. Louis at 7:25 a. ID. or 7;35 p. m., as you like.
 The quickest way, however, is to leave here at 4:55 ia the afternoon, thereby reaching St. Louis at 7:25 o'lkeck the next morning and catch the Chicago and Alton train, which leaves St. Louis at 8:35 a. m. By doing this, you will react Chicago at 4:30 D. n.
 The offer is certainly a wonder fully cheap one and you should not fail to take advantage of it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-05-11
OFF,.
The Little Rock Street Strike a
 Thing of tho past.

The strike is off says the Gazette.
 The boycotsis removed.
 Andrew Collins eontiues as super intendent.
 It will be most welcome news to the citizens of Little Rock to learn this morning that the street ear strike has been declared of after nine days duration and that the boy colt against riding on the cars has been removed.
 This action was decided upon at meeting of the strikers held at labor hall last night, lasting until II o'clock.
 Under the agreement by which the men go to work this corning as many will be employed as are neces- sary to man the cars, they being taken in the order of senirity.
 The men wbo have been running the cars the past nine days will con hue to run them as regulars and such of the strikers as do not get regular cars will be placed on the extra list.
 The question of salary will be left to Judge Williams Of feoeral court.
 A resolution was unanimously adopted asking hat Andrew L. Col lns be retained as superintendent. One of the men sa q last night, Collins is all right. He's not the man we were after. J
 The strikers consider that they won a great victory in the settle ment as Receiver Johnson has as- sured the men that the wages will substan italy inscreased, as soon as the court passes upon the question.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-05-11
IN 27 MINUTES
A Run of 23 Miles is mado to Rison
 to Visit the Sick.

Thursday afternoon Mir. J. F. Watwood. of Rison, came to this city for physician for hls wife, who was dangerously i'll at that place. He leased special train. secured the services of Dr. Williams and ordered Engineer La Trence Dixon, who was on engine No. 150, to open the throttle and go through to Rison. Mir. Dixon made the run to Rison, u distance of 22 miles, in 2 minutes, making two stops ell route.
 We are pleased 10 state that Mrs. Watwood K nlueh improved today. She was formerly Miss Sweet of that place and frt qnently visited Mrs. Will Riley here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-05-11
A LAUNDRY STRIKE.
The Hands at the American Excelsior
 Call for Higher Wages.

Pine Bluff is always in line. St. Louis has strike. Little Rock has one too. Of course Pine Bluff is al ways up to date and she has jumped into the band wagon.
 Thursday afternoon one of the the hands of the American. Excelsior Laundry Company here told Mr. List that she would like to get bet ter pay. Mr. List informed her that he thought she was getting a suffi- cieuk salary in comparison to her work, but she said she would Ire sign" if it wasn't raised. Well, it wasn raised, so the dark damsel'' raised her hat on her cranium, call ed for her pay and took turkey trot. A few minutes after her de- parture three more of tbe employees of the laundry single filed into the office and repeated the same tale of woe, but received the same answer from tue proprietor. They, too, took a turkey tro5.
 Mr. List thought foul play was be ing carried out somewhere and looked into the machinery room to see if there were any more chickens about. Much to his surprise eight more of the wanting negroes called for raise. They got it just like their predecessors -in the neck.
 Help was ordered immediately from Little Rock and Hot Springs and today .he machinery is running as if nothing had happened.
 &R~--
 Dr. T. (. Edgar, D.nti st, Office avar t,ifizAns Rank Roth 'nhOnes
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-05-11
J. s. ESTES DANGEROUSLY WOUNDS J. o. COOK AND
 INJURIES SAM FEES.
THE FORMER WILL DIE.
Cook is Said to Have Made Threats. Estes in Jail With
 out Bail.

A shooting occurred on East Bar raque street in this city this (Friday morning at a few minutes after l0I o'clock.
 Ar. J. S. Estes. until recently a merchant at Jones, Ba. shot and probably fatally wounded Dr. J. 0. Cook, an herb doctor, and painfully woundei Nr. Sam Fies. well known Pine Bluff liyeryman.
 It Is sad that ill feeling has exist ed between the men for over two years. Soon after the shooting there were numerous reports reia- tive to the matter. One of these was to the effect that Cook had made the assertion that he. was going to kill Estes with afiouble- barreleo shot gun the first time he met him. This report, however, could not be verified by a Graphic reporter, as Estes attorney forbade him from talking and Cook was in too serious a condition to ba ap- proached and interviewed en the matter.
 Deputy Constable Mamie Bloom was the first officer on the scene of the shooting. He immediately placed Estes under arrest and re- lieyed him of his smoking revolver, which was 3S calibre. Chief Phil pot arrived soon afterwards and Officer Bloom turned the man over to him.
 Estes was carried to Sustice Vance's office, where warrants were issued charging him with assault with intent to kill and another for shooting q by-stander. The war rants ordered the man locked up without bail to await the result of the injury.
 Estes was then carried to the Sheriff's office, where he leisurely read a newspaper while awaiting the action of the officer in charge. He did not seem to be the least ef- fected by the shooting but talked nonchalantly to those who ques- toned him. "I could not avoid it" was all he would say.
 THE SHOOTING.
 Mir. Sam Fies was carried to his home on West Barraque street, where medical aid was summoned. A Graphic reporter visited him and asked him to give statement of the affair.
 "I was standing in the stable door," he said. "when l saw Estes going east. I noticed that when he reached the corner of the stable he met Dr. Cook, who was coming west on the same side If the street. They | stopped, had few words, but could not hear what was said, l l then saw Cook turn and run toward | my stable, Estes at the same time drew q revolver and began firing at | Cook from the rear, Before l was hardly aware of the occurrence, the | men were near me. Cook darted iD- | to my stable and Estes continued l firing. Oae of the balls struck me in | the cali of the leg, but thought it | was u blow from chain that Capt. Benton had grabbed up when he ran [ to get out of the way of the bullets. | I danced around while and the | officers came up and arrested Estes. It was then that realized that was shot,"
 THE SEVERITY OF THE WOUNDS.
 Three of the five shots fired lodged | Tn Dr. Cooks body. One missed it's marx and the other entered Sam | Fies' leg. took was badly injured | but was sstrongenuugh to walk to his | home few blocks away. Two bull lets entered his back on each side | just bove the hips. The other bull let entered his left arm near the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-05-11

shoulder. He is in very weak con- dition and his recovery is doubtful.
 The ball that entered Mr. Fies leg glanced under the skin and shot up. ward. He is not seriously injured hut he will be laid up several weeks with his injury.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-05-11
GRASP II. PINE BLUFF WILL NEVER AGAIN HAVE THE OPPOR TUNlTY IT NOW HAS.
 -- OPERA HOUSE DIFFERENCE The Committee Says the Space is Not Sufficiently Large-.-
 Our Opinion.
OPERA HOUSE DIFFERENCE

The Committee ir charge of the subscriptions and bonus for the new Pine Bluff opera house, have report ed to Messrs. ". H. Langford and M. E. Bloom, Mr, Tillar's represent atives here. that in their opinion the space (55 foot fronN on which he proposes to build the new house is pot sufficient for such a building. They ask that the third building (now occupied by the CommerciaD be taken in and the play house be erected on the entire quarter of the block.
 Mr. Bloom informed them that be had no authority to authorize such a change but would communicate with Mai. Tillar relative to the mat ter. He wired Maj TilIar at Colo rado, Texas, and soon received the following answer, "Not willing to change proposition before seeing you in person. A. letter followed the telegram and was received by Mr. Bloom Thursday. la it Maj. Tillar said that he was anxious to build an opera house for Pine Bluff and would return from Texas be- tween the 10th and 18th of this month.
 Architect Mann, who was in the city recently to draw up the plans for an opera house looked over the location and said the space was sufficient to enable him to put up a very pretty little house at that cor ner and the stage would be equal to any and all emergencies. The seat ing capacity of the pew house will be between ten and twelve hundred. The seating capacity Of the old house was only between six and seven hundred
 We favor building an opera house for Pine Bluff but do not side with any special person, who places bid for it's erection, unless it is for the good of the city. In this matter. however, we believe the committee is acting rather hasty. The space Is large enough for playhouse suit. able for Pine Bluff, aud if the pres ent differences between the commit. tee aod Maj Tillar continue. be may withdraw bis offer. Pine Bluff was never before nor will she eyer be i D the future, so close to securing a play house as she is now. Maj. Tillar means business and all be is waiting on is the committee to col lect and complete the subscriptions. If an opera house is built here, an electric line is bound to follow and the committee should take that into consideration. If they sit and argue with the man, who see no future benefits from it, they may lose the proposition altogether. Then what will tbey do? Let the matter drop for many months more and with the same result.
 We 10 can harm to no one, nor are we trying to dictate to the commit. tee in charge. We believe that 1t is a flood that should be taken at the tide and without delay. Pine Bluff in our opinion, will never again have the opportunity it now enjoys in this respect.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-05-11

". R. Clyde was down from Pine Bluff Monday shaking halds with his many friends here. He has Il gcod job with the awypr-Anstin Lumber Go.-Ford, ce Chronicle Eo- terpfise.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-05-11

The steamer John N. Harbin, owned by the Arkansas River Pack ct Company, came in from Memphis Thursday afternoon with large cargo of fright. Capt. Stanfield was in charge. Lou Manker in her office. and Finley Darraugh chief c.eIk.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-05-11

Mir. l.. c. Matthews. the clever tra yelling man, came i'll fiom trip south on the Valley Thursday after noon. He was not III the best of health.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-05-11

ssPersevere and Pros per-" The Hoods SarsaparilIa faithfully and it will cure scrofula, salt rheum, boils, pimples and all blood .humors; also dyspepsia, rheumatism, catarrh and that tired feeling. It never disap- points.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-05-11
 THE MEN.

J. $. Estes is a very large man in proportion to the man he attacked on the street this morning. He is quite wa1l known in this county. where he formerly held responsible positions with the Hudson Commis- Sion Company and several other leading firms, here in earlier days. He has secured Gen. H. K. White as his attorney Mr. White and Pros ecuting Attorney ". E. Sorrells had some heated word this morning soon after the arrest of Estes. Gen. White objected to Mir. Sorrels ques- tioning the prisoner. while the lat ter was being held in Vance's office. They almost came to blows. Mir. Sorrells would not back down in discharging his officials duties, but on the other hand, ordered the man locked up without bail, which was duue. Gen. White made an attemnt to get his man released through habeas corpus proceedings, but W neither or not he succeeded. we have been unable to learn.
 Dr. Cook, the man shot, is famil. far figure on our streets. He is a cripple but is fond of drink and it is said he was drunk this morning vixen the shooting took place. He is man of very small stature and Estes could have wiped the earth up with him in 6 hand to hand fight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-05-11

Sick headache is cured by Hoods Pills. Poe.
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