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RESIGN ED.=
Master Mechanic R. H. Johnson Steps
 Down and Out.

Maser Mechanic R. H. Johnson, of the Ctton Belt system, with head qaurtes at Pine Bluff, has resigned. It is uderstod that MT. Johnson ten dered is resignation to accept an inn portan position with another rail road lit up to the present writing has gien out no plans for the future.
 Vice President and General Man agef Hilton. of the St Louis South wester system, has appointed MT. Thoma F. Adams as Mr. Johnson S suceessr. MT. Adams comes to the Cotton3elt from the Eastern Minne-
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Killed bya FaIlino Tree

" Gford, April 6.-While cutting
 r for the new saw mill recently
 abolished here, Will Fontain. q Oung man from Oakland City, Ind. |ad the misfortune to he struck by a alling tree, killing him lnstantlv. He lad only been here about two weeks HIS remains were taken to Oakland yity for interment.
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SALE OF CANDY.
HOUSE PASSES A BILL RESTRICT.
ING IT,.
Senator Prices Bill Requiring Real Estate Abstractors to Give Bond
 Shelved in the House.

Little Rock. April 6.-There was considerable discussion in the house over senate billl No. 163 to prevent the sale of candy adulterated by poison ous substances. MT. Norton moved to table the bill which was lost.
 MT. Toney, of Jefferson, contended there was merit in the bill It pro tected the little children who eat candy. The candy dealers of Pine Bluff had urged him to support bill like this. He objected to the disposi. tion of some members to create fun over this bill.
 MT. Parks moved to indefinitely post pone the bill and said he did not do so in spirit of fun. He argued that the only effect the bill would have would be to force the common people to buy high-priced candy Mr. Butler de clared that cochineal entered into the eoloring of some cheap candies and that it WAS poisonous Mr. Mccain moved as substitute to postpone the bill two weeks Mr Atkins opposed the motion to postpone lie believed the house WAS prepared t3 pass intel ifgentIy upon the bill now Mr. Me Cam motion was defeated Me. Stan field said h. could see ne harm that oouid grow out of this biIl. fIe op- posed indefinite RastBehcmeut Mir Norton spoke in opposition to tbe bill and antagonizea placing any restrfc. Jions on the rights of individuals. Mr Parks motion to indefinitely postpone the bill was defeated Thc bill passed ayes 54, noes 28.
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Zaek Seels, the negro who escaped from iml Thursday night has not yet been caught and fefarned to the iaif seels made his escano Ag showing Nr P. T. GUlRepRef behind door and running oat. There was q fight be tween Gulpepper and seolg, th5 for mer trying to prevent the latter's es- yape. Culpepper received several a- and8 on hi.---.2n9s.
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in the aion of the Pine Bluff Iron works agast l.. P Dreyfus. of Lit tie Rock, recover a lot of brass stolen frorthe plaintiff and sold to the defendt. the jury awarded pos session of te brass to the plaintiffs. There wer&5o pounds of the brass, and it wasalued at $35.
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MAINTIFF WON.
MRS. REENBGATT GETS POS
 SION OF STORE.
Ben scessenger Acquitted of Bur ary-!tems from the
 Courts.
Courts.
In thelction of Carrie Greenblatt

In theaction of Carrie Greenblatt against fe Altheimer Dry Goods company,n the circuit court, the iurv returned verdict in favor of the plaintiff 1T single rents amounting to s1721eand for $3 damages. She sued to cover double rents from February last, and for $500 dam ages. Sh was also awarded judg- ment for lssession of the storehouse occupied the defendants.
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Supposed Suicide.

lnceton, April 6.-J. Bennett Nix. Hip, Dallas county, is supposed to committed suicide, morphine
 the means, or poison, used. Mr. pad been having family troubles
 |ulte a long while, and this. per
 caused the act.
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ConVicts ParoInned

Little Rock, April 6-W. D. Gibson who was sent up from Jackson coun- ty in January, l9oi, for two years for was pardoned because he has a . weak mind. John McCambrick. of cross county, convicted at the spring
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ARKANSAS NEWS.

s Texarkana, April 6.-Deputy United
 ,tates Marshal Holman arrested As 9Nant Postmaster Spofford, of A hps, Ark, near here, charging Am with tampering with the mails. \ 'Abung man named Henry Bass mailed "a s45 check at Stamps and it was 8Stolen. Spofford's arrest followed
 and he was brought here, where Com
 Missioner J. NJ. Somervell held him to the federal grand jury in the sum aOf s1 900, Spofford having pleaded
 guilty of stealing the check. cashing sN at Camden. He was sent to the #Fort Smith jail. Recently he was en- #dorsed for the office of postmaster by Rthe Republican county central com 9nittee.
 # Marshal Holman also brought in # John Leeper charged with violating
 3he revenue laws tn Pike county.
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Nelson lmbert, eolored, was put i'll iail Satuhy on charge of lnnacy, and James Vngo. who was being held oil milar charge, was re- leased.
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Ben Schleenger, who was arrest ed and put iiaii on April MS =r6- leased on Sunday, his trial result ing in his adittal. He was charged with burglar. He was caueIt under suspicious citmstances in Cotton Belt freight r.
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Convictions at Fort Smith.

Fort Smith, April 6.-In the circuit court George Bain was sentenced to i've years in the penitehtietY for as sault with intent to kill upon Mrs. Mattie Bowman some months ago. He struck the woman with a shovel
 ,anH breaking both bones of her
 .M Bain entered plea of guilty to |anQther indictment alleging the same so4ense and was given one year there onA Dick Mcdonald, who was impli- icated in the assault and is under in. ldictment, was stricken with smallpox up0 the opening day of court and is
 n he pest house. It required just ,n9 hour and twenty minutes to con 1c George Wilson and Clarence
 dMfield of robbing Albert New last
 Fefuary. Each was given three INsess in the penitentiary
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term. 19o0 of horse stealing and sentenced to five years in the peni- tentialy. was also pardoned on rec ommendation of the circuit judge and others.
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2s-aas \. #eeracsen. Represeatat.te feo~4 Poe County Cuts
 Caper.

\ Little I}4a telegram say Jaa < MeEractet4. FeBfes Htattvc from Pope county was foeciblH eiacte4 1ais forenoon hom the floor of the house for being intoxicated and il= terferrins win the proceedings | fs ths- first time such scene eyer oe= cured ill the history of the Arkansas legislature. The affair caused great tumnlt MeGracken had been nolaome all morning. and Killough. of Cross. and stanfeld. of Cleveland. of ferea motions which led to his re moyal= by the sergeantat- arms. assist cd ry members T
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Miss Josie Dreyfus has returned from delightful visit to friends at Searcy and Little Rock.
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Senate-The Confederate home ap- propriation bill Was considered in ey- 1enso and Senator kirbys amendment to place the homo under management of the state board of charities was adopted Senatorial apportionment bill amended so as to raise number of senators to thirty-fve, constitutional limit.-Blind school appropriation bill. carrying about $79o06, passed and transmitted to the house-I3ill creat ing Seventh chancery district. with Yell, Pope. Conway and Johnson coun- ties, indefinitely postponed Bill ap- propriating S20,o0o to digest statutes of Arkansas indefinitely postponed.- Bill requiring counties composing chancery districts 10 pay salaries of ehaneelloes indefinitely postponed.
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fiG E1tt'' zlt, ,<sta. 4A1 dis aeze
 So 1te res-,e. his i2aa. sle1 tsa.,a&. 1ee Al sfaa Af HrKr1 azs p2sH4n waA F. ! V tsraF tt uceelt b1~in meet ia@ ef tEa MtttllZ hook aml aadeT comlany NJ. &cNaa VA. eIeced iaamHeH F" E reeogHt2 I ae one of ttle hest fin 8an ia tH-etfT
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Hop4e- Vote by which testimony in Bynum affair vas ordered printed re- considered. Consideration Of Neal resolution djsappro1ine action uniyer- sity pod of trustees in removing pr. P'snam rom the faculty set for We'd
 nesuay lorning next. Senator Mat 'oeA , Dl to prevent sa.e of adulter-
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Right LBroken.

chas Brown, aoung man about seventeen years age. got his right leg broken near | hip Thursday at the Sawyer & Ali h Lumber com pany's mill by bet .trnck bv a loo carriage.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-07

Miss Anna Cant 4vho is teaching school at Grady, i De guest of her parents and will $ sId Easter in the city.
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Cominq to Pine Bluff.

Nick Rightor, Who has been in the city all week, will leave Monday for Pine Bluff to take position with the Cotton Belt railwa, having resigned his place with the iloetaw at Little Reek.-Helena Worid.
 Chancellor Elliott saturday morn ing g fanted divorce to Frank Davis from his wife, Maud F Davis, on the grounl is of desertion.
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LEGISLATOR ON \ JAG.

IS PUT OUT e TIE HOUSE eY
 FORCE.
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SeeIs Still at Large.

At1
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TEXAS MARRIAGES.

MONR0E-NIX.--Rio Grande City, Texas
December 1l.-Mr. John s Monroe and
Miss E,odia Nix were married today,
RNOX-MONRoE. Rio Grande city. Tex
as. December AIR Knox Jones ana Miss
Minnie Monroe we're married here today.
IAND-GRIFFIN.-M Mckinney. Te1As. De
cemher 1T 81. Hand aud Miss Salilc
Griffin of this city were married last nicht.
GOODWIN MELYANEl. Corsicana,
Texas. December l3.-Mr e. +. Goodwin
tEIs morning..
CoWAN-LLOYD-- Rusk Texas. Decem.
Der e--Alr Jim Cowan and Miss Angel
Lloyd were married here yesterday by jus
tice T. j. Siovall
PETERS-LElGH.-- WaXahaehle. Texas,
December l2.-Claude Peters and Miss
Matte Leigh were united in marriage In
this city last night
GREGG NEELEY. -Rusk, Texas, Deem,
her e.-9ir. L. NJ. Gregg and MISS DAISY
Neeley were married last night hy County
Judge James 7 Gibson
COLLINS -BURpINE. Alvin, Texas. De
cemher 81 W Collins Of this City ant
Mrs Alice Burdne Of 81 Lnus. Mo, wer,
married 40 Houston Monday
HA9IBLETON. ORTs. Paige, Texas. De
ccmber 3.-Air. Jim Hambeton and MIS-
Doris oris were married sunday, Rev
KonEcn performing the ceremony.
( TRAYLOR- LINDSEY Huntsville, Texas
I December l3-Cards are out announcing
I the marriage OF Miss Dora hndseF an'
I Mr. O. r. Iray.or 20 occur December Is.
( NELsERS- $ TROUD. Terrell, Texas, De
comher g. Mr. IInyne Nelsers and Mis-
Sclla stroud were married Yesterday a
/ Tie home OF Or. stroud. father OF Ia
bride.
! WHITE -PISOT Victoria Texas. Deem
! her 4.-Marrlcd YESTERDAY Mt Hermal
{ WHITE and Miss Clara plsot, "a the reel
I drnce .0f the brides mother, ReV. G. Weis
officiating
& COLI, RODDY Kaufman. Texas. Deem
her MIR Haryev Cole, very promineu
I eitizeu N this clty, and Miss Myrtle Rod
J d. ~ GTeengille were married 10 the lat
1 fer city isd9y.
4 rnty AHns HARRIS Ennis Texas Dc
! ,enber M Mitchell Edwards aud alls
LEILA RatEls MsTe married At the BRIDE
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Is The Ratio of Increase in Mer-
camille Business Resulting
from Rice and Sugar
Development.

How long have You been raising ice?
Ansver-Fifteep Years.
Do YOU consider It profitable inves'.
ment on good land with plenty Of water?
tioEably the most profitable branch Of ag'
riculture there is
Do you consider investments in lrngatnE
pl-nts profitable where there Is plenty OF
water and 1ne laud?
ArEweT-YeS.
What has caused the wonderful growth Of
AnsN er-The development Of the rice ~
Gustry. The rice industry opens up new
farms causes the building of canals. rico
mills. lighthouses. etc
In YOUR Judgment what per cent has rive
culture added TO your citv's business
AusweT--Ail business here depends entire
ly upon the rice industry.
What per cent has rice culture added IA
your viclulty's aud city's land values
Answer-in thirteen years 1t has raised
values from S1.25 per acre 10 an average
Of $40 within radius of six miles OF
what were the Investments IN rice cul
tire in your vicinity hfteen years ago and
what nre they nowf
Answer-None fifteen years ago. Now
have invested in mills and warehouses u
Acadia parish over 100000. In irrlsauns
state anv further facts that you may
| deem Of interest on rice culture.
The development Of our lands for ric'
| farms has heen The stepping stone 70 ~
/ the good things we enjoy. Ana we ny
only begun 10 develop as yet. ] lock FOL
| the time iu the near future when every
/ acre OF land that win produce a good eroI
OF rice 10 be worth 500 per acre
J W. W. Duson.
| At later date the Fact addressed letter,
! to relhble merchants and bankers Or lay
/ city making INQUIRIES along similar :
! These letters we're banded hy The rec pifii
| 10 Mr.. j. L. Ladd, editor OF the Mataeor Z
/ Comfy Tribune, for eply. Here Us ~
/ answer;
| Messrs. Smith Cook, Victoria.
Gentlemen. Inclosed letters from you u
! L. Tulle Mercantile company 81 az nav
! heen referred to NE for answer.
| After canvassipg the matter for SOM
time. feel safe in saving lhaS inclnd.
1 railroads induced by the rice and slSa
/ Industries the development consfque
1 upop the establishment Of these industriel
have increased business In mercantile -
| fuuy tsnfa.d. and probably fAifs ~
| Yours truly y -"
The above letters BTe written by men 2i
the ground. who are active workers ID tA'
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showing eralM a Moving height lie
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

homo. near Enuis las, nigbt Key, e. j.
Duncan Officiating
BLAKE- RJc4IAiRPls.oN. -ApglsOy. s Texas
church az this place Mr. Clayton Blake
10 Miss Fannie Rcbardeon, Rev Ed
Blankenship officiating
WIECHMANN. KAlSAR.-- Paige, Texas.
December 3.-Rcy Kileuke performed TIE
bonds Of uatriuouy Mr.. Fritz Weichmanu
ana Miss Lude kaisar
SNEED- BRADLEY San Angelo. Texas,
December Mrs Beulah Bradley and Mr.
Tom l., Sueed were married In this city
last SUNDAY nv Hon " O. Davis. Justice
OF the peace Of this precinct.
BRiSCOE DILLIIAl.--Ca Mills. Tex
do Mills and Miss 9mdge Drlihay OF Mn.
ford were married today az & O'Clock p m
at the home Of the brides parents
PRESLEY LINK. Cameron. Texas De-
rember .. To-day. at the brides home, Air.
united la marriage, Many friends wish
! the popular young couple O long and happy
] life
! WIpHERSPOON ASHBURN - Mineral
| Wells. Texas. December DE-. c. Wither-
spoon ana Miss Lora AFhburu, who resides
/ hve miles west Of this city. were united
! In marriage here last night by Esquire
Green.
JoNEs.FRAM.- Mlano, Texas, Decep.
Der l2.-Married az the residence Of Che
| brides parents in Milanc az nigh noon,
| Miss Lucille FrnlIn % Mr W, s. Jones
| cf Athens, Rev r. vs. Norton performing
the cercmon;.
HUDDLER.KING. - smithyille, Texas,
December 4.--NF Coupland Huddler OF
Hills Prairie was married 70 Miss Mary
King Monday morning AZ o'clock az the
home NJ Rev Ice Craft, Rev Graft per
forming the marriage ceremony
WHEELER. WILSON Denton, Texas
December J-N, ". Wheeler ana Nj
Hattie Wilson. two prominent voung folk
living northeast ~ the city. were married
AT the court house here yesterday evening
County Judge Ferguson Officiating.
SPELL DAVIS. Bryan, Texas, Dccembe
f-Mr e. NJ Spell and Miss LILLE Dayi
we-o married this morning al 10 oclocl
~ he homo OF Mr.. and Mrs b Cole
DR. " c. Friley Officiating. The grpou
+ Bryans popular eiiy secretary ana On
bride Que NJ the ciiy's noblest young ladies
STRICKLAND LITTLE Eagle Lake
Texas December 10 -AtoUt W )
Strickland ana Miss Nellie little wore
married at the Baptist church % $50 q
NJ. today and left on the excursion train
fcgether with q largo crowd OF theii
friends to take in the festivities a. Hous
ton
CASTLEBERRY- HARSHE.- Denton, Tex
as December 4.-A. H. Castleberry. vel
known farmer living near mis- city, sl'
Miss Ida May HaTshe of bdwafdsvinP
kan. were married IN Kansas NitNs MO
this week and are expeeiea home Ions..
ron. The EEsaz u % ast tbs .sssAs z
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[NE OF THE WORLDS FAIR WONDERS.
1 Globe Which to Be Shown In St. Louis O3Dealed Description
Showing Just How Bio 1t Is

-. December 12.-Modern sky
~ and ancient wonders are dwarfed
- l...r,yison With the gigantic steel struc-
\ W. t,ovu as the Friede Aerial Globe.
M WI mi form the central attraction at
~ r0rls Worlds fair In 1903.
,..,,. verify the claim. made by 81
.sonls that this structure will be the
~ the world. Towering, upon It's
, 10 height OF 200 feet. II viii
f'''~ ,ao, feet In circumference at the
100 feet around the globe prop
=. Uni accommodate $4,000 people at
n, tine a. ,.,,.
4 n thc immensely of tho structure.
q nj Vas designed by St. Louis man,
lrui NJ Friede
q 4. National capitol at Wa. b ngton.
q could still be left IN tn, interior Of
"a s,ohe more than sufficient for the mag.
q ia, new Congressional library
IN dozen modern office buildings, ike
d ei.,o building In st. Louis, each ten
il. blch. would have 10 be piled on top
a IN other to reach the observatory
4 /, which crowns the colossal structure.
Va. The Washington monument, $50 feet
N N TON Of the Waldorf Astoria hotel.
~ IN New York The Washington
"A ,sr,snt Is the highest structure In the
n except the Einel Tower. but With
Aa,rbt OF the hotel added, It would still
4, d feet to reach tne top OF the dag
Hssn the Fricdf GlOb"
LIN tslIest building IN Chicago Is The
snle Temple, 2b5 feet nigh. II IN
a Iea 10 height Two ana two-thlru times
Ia AZ Addition Of thirty-three SCORES to
"A mepty Il already has. II would equal
* Ffleie Globe in hat respect. 'tha
15r,,ty,slx story st. Paul building 10 New
I'M etv S0S feet high, would nave 70
~ ~ 10 10 ffty-eight stories
"a nan stepping from the statue of Benia-
,rsnElIn, On top OF the fhi.adelphia
Nm. S4T feet above the ground, into
NIede Globe would have to climb the
IS vlndlng starwdys for a distance equal
# All from basement 20 roof In a fftef n
~ salee building 10 reach 'he top.
tks Is the age Of steel The Friede Ae
"a Clobe will represent the extreme pos
Sllss Of steel structural work Duiag
&cnsly Of conception is uulte1 with
IA dream o. the designer. before the illst
"A ccn!d be undertaken was subjected to
IA eed scrutiny of scientific invcstis at on.
~ he msssiye plans have worked out
4tAe last bolt
43 vmd!nr 10 the figures ~ Albert Bor-
MI The chief eng,nFcr. li.CO0 car loads Of
~ and other material will ne r'-u'red
W the structure For the foundations,
Il covcr space somewhat larger than
nj yiIpsfv citv block. concrete to q dppth
Watr twenty feet, requiring IS 900 bar.
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gels q cement Is Included among tho sped

hcatioas.
The Friede Aerial Globe VIII bear che
same relation 10 the Louisiana Purchase
did to the Paris exposition of 1883. ami rac
Ferris wheel to he Columbian exposI Ion
OF Chicago In 1888 The Eiftel tower crst
Sl,3CcoO0 and the Ferris vince! ABOUT
$4,000. The cost OF the Fr!ede Globe viii
be over Sl5OcoOp Us capacity viii hg six
times that o. the EiGel tower aul rem
times tbaI q the Ferris wLe'i
In practical USAGE the g,one win As %
vast collection 81 amuscmtnts In md. ig
containing provision COR every form NJ pop
MAR diversion from grand opera Oh yanIc.
vile, sud from pine organ concerts 10 q
three ring circus aud meuageyi", Being 90
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PerunaIs e Creates

Throat was wolf got me bottle of 70
,uun and a cured him sound and Well W.
VIII rot do without 1t md win use Il for
JAMES a. STALLS.
Perura Kept in the House Tor Five Years,
Mr. Albert Letsmonu. 1896 Milwaukee
avenue Chicago, H. writes
II en- only roo glad "a inform Won that
J am feeling peodd and have never felt
Through tbe advice o, friend tried
Pcruuu ana tm Snd ~ say " cured ne -
perfection | began To- tgll a. friend shout
r ef 26 b as{ 5 Pd b. Sad tS 81 so S6Sg
kept Pcruna 10 the house for the last i've
years am sure T wouldn't DO without
H. Mother also uses II to keep herself N
ALRERT LICrzNANN
MIR II Billings. Tvrouza. Ark writes
My wife and my little boy six years old,
aud myself have been using your medicine
] was hroken down and my vile had "a.
tarrh never saw ANYTHING luxe Peruul
for strength producer and appeiizcr
J II, Killings
q J Walden ~ Jamestown \, y.
writes az follows 70 Dr Hartman
Perunl tS 'nriuc plr VIE ~ female
trouble and ,yc both den'qrp Peruua to he
the gIandcst med Feline ON earth. and II VIII
Before taking your treatment had DOT
dCur q days WORK for ~ GIVE weeks
+. j WALDEN.
As soon as the value OF Peruna is
fully appreciated by every household,
both as a preventive and cure of these
affections, tens Of thousands OF lives
will be saved, and hundreds of thou.
sands OF chronic, lingering cases OF
disease prevented. PeTuna Ii house
hold safeguard.
A complete work on chronic catarrh scut
/ free 60 any address bv The Peruua Nell
Z elm Co. Columbus. OHIO
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1000 Per Cent

ksFsa.
I'M 10 be able 10 give our readers
.sS'es IN regard to the enhancement
&rP values and the increase in all
s''uess that have been realized in
country where rice culture has
I. - 1Dced' the Fact obtained copies
: w tais subject which had passed
81 Ieues Mcdonald, secretary Of the
IL !, BUSINESS Mems association. and
Aa'agoFda county, Texas. and
"a which read as follows:
~ Ia REagely. Bay City, Texas.
<.Reula ras, october /. 1901. Dear
E<ias ens ~ Alhdly Gil out this blank.
IA nsi 'fvtsons here given and return
ri - very respectfully.
*'fs,rv r., James Mcdonald,
N, BUSINESS Mems Association.
Fl an y ~ v1 Bay City's present pros
~ ~ 70 rice culture?
81 Entirely.
2apapy ssniEltlon Of your first irrlgat
BID rs u1er one year ago, what per
Increase in business in y,ur
ne, ieast 500 per cent.
8 y EslH5r,sft cent are the increases In
rS1 5s agndred and atty per cent.
~ N ~ cent is the Increase Of
rFr-osaa your viinityf
tou Con-, Inndred ana nifty per cent.
LIZ eansis Investments made In
7si-Ors good Investments?
no r Jahai last year paid S31.TI
ms year viii pay SIS on the
H'' farmers make money and
r-Yss
p'f facts that you may deem
crra 1iotalng that puts as much
~ Sd rs.ion as rice culture. There
aud ~ employed ia the harvest
~ PEI d. are getting from 81 2j
# rt1 A. Ieams get SO per day.
F sln0S .oal City this season will
ft ia = @ $500 per dsy. In id
ries Use there rs no 6ner nav
Eater. -" sfter !, Is run througl
sssep Crowley. Ia.
" you oetober /, 1901 Dear
Do sasssS,. hrdly MI out THIS bIsrk
n rp.rs..AA according 70 your iude
'efn he same III NJ ~.
kssf,.. James McDonaid.
Susiness Nen's Assn
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LFAYErTE COUNTY, oIsrRIor ooURT.

The Judge Passed Sentence Upon the
Convicted Prisoners.
La Grange, Texas. December 10 Hon.
l.. W Moore. district Judge, today passed
sentence on the following parties convicted
at this term OF the district court: steph
Adamek. murder sentenced to the peni'
Tertiary for life. Jlm Black, colored, rape
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cattle IN Good shape.

Cuero. Texas. December Il "A trip over
large portion OF the comfy shows TIA
the cattle are u better shape TO 20 iute
winter than they have been at this lime
Of year for q long time Fa, clttle are
IN evidence III every herd There are unt
50 many on feed here this year as VsllL
being fed in the county for market.
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iams oolored. theft. Two years IN the peni
tcn,iaTy 10 the cuses Of l.. T. Morgan.
gwen ave wears IN the ppnitcntlarv for
he VG cai6 NJ nonaGi''y FOR ranc. sentence MS
mot. passed, as The attorneys fnr these
parties tavr given ro'ice Of appeal
Bari Wl'iams. coiored, was tiled ana
convicted No the district court ycster "a
aud given TWO wears 10 the pani eutare
f.r LNnr nf nNnr so