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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-03-18
BLIZZARD AT WINNIPEG.
Streets Blocked and Car Trffic Sus-
pended-Trains DELAYED.

Winnipeg, March 14.-After six
weeks Of balmy weather, the widest
storm Of the winter is raging here to-
night. This morning there was not
a vestige of snow on the ground, while
at II o'clock tonight the streets are
blocked with snow and all car traf-
fc is suspended. All railroad trains
are badly delayed.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-03-18
ALASKA VOLCANO.
Eruption Accompanied BY Earth
Quake and Tidal Wave.

Quake and Tidal Wave.
Seattle, March 14.-A special to the
Post Intelligencer from Juneau, Alas
ka, says that a letter has been receiv-
ed there from a Greek priest at Knai,
on Cook Islet, telling of the terrific
volcanic eruption in that vicinity
about January 1. The whole side OF
an unnamed mountain seemed to be
split open, and fire and lava were
pouring from it. The village of Knai
was covered with ashes and the earth
quake which accompanied the erup-
ing much damage.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-03-18
CHARGED WITH BRIBERY.

St. Louis Attorney Arrested on Bench
Warrant.
St. Louis, March IA bench war.
rant, charging Edward Butler, a prom.
inent local politician, with Offering a
bride was issued on the order of the
grand jury today. The charge is bas.
ed on testimony connecting Butler
with the passage of the garbage bill OF
1901. Butler was arrested and re.
leased on bail.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-03-18
No Change Contemplated.

Berlin, March lit having been
embassy in Washington was possible,
the foreign Office here has authorized
the correspondent of the Associated
Press to deny that DR.. Won Hollenben,
the present ambassador, will be either
furloughed or recalled.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-03-18
PAINTERS QUIT WORK..
Demand An Increase of 60 Cents Pei
Day In Pay.

St. Louis, March 14.-At close of
work this evening every member of
the International Brotherhood of
Paiters, Decorators and Paper hang
ers in St. Louis, numbering about
1,400 men announced to their en-
ployers that they would not return to
work until an increase of 60 cents per
day in wages, of which notice was
given six months ago, is granted.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-03-18
Indian Agent Confirmed.

Washington, March 14.-The senate
today confirmed the nomination of
CIR. A. Scobey, Indian agen for Peck
Agency, Montana.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-03-18
Music.

Music furnished for all occasions.
music. Music arranged from the
voice. w. ]. Carter, violin teacher.
residence 312 North 25th street.
Box 535. 1926
Bring your shoe repairing to Post
office basement. 74-tf
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-03-18

Foley's Kidney Cure makes the knd-
news and bladder right. Contains
nothing injurious. Sold by Holmes
e RiXon.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-03-18
TO STOP ALL GAMBLING.

Bill Prohibits Sending Of Messages to
Promote Pool Selling.
Washington, March 14.-Represent-
alive Gillett of Massachusetts, today
introduced a bill to "Protect state
anti-gambling laws from notification
through interstate gambling by tele-
graph" The bill prohibits the send
ing Of dispatches designed to promote
pool selling, bookmaking, etc.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-18

grbtbition," bic i'm Sabre 1900 in
Garls Court, 2onDon, abaebalten
purbe, ipirb Die getp gorter Musitelz
lung, nur auf breiterer 8afis unb in
srOberem NtaBftabe, bic Mntbeilnabme
bes ipeibli9en @eI6le9ts an Der
meni9li9en &ulturarbeit our Saritels
lung bringen. Wenn nun audi bic Ser
rem Der S4Dpfuns unter ben 8eiudern
ni9t fcblen Diirften, 10 lperben lie bod
FONT ni9t ben seringften Gntbeil an
Der 8eranitaltung baben. Sunge Saz
men in Qmaoonenfotiimen tperben bic
Wasenf9ldge am Yortale bes Musitelz
lungssebdubes Dffnen, Gintrittsfarten
feilbieten unb als Qufieber unb Ylabz
anpeiier funeiren. Sin SamenzOrz
DIETER pirO bic Muiit Be orgen, unb
audi bas febr rsihbaltige l1nterbalz
tungsprosramm pirb ausi6lieblif
BON Srauen unb MGb9en burdgefiibrt
perben. eSn Der M%usfteGung ielbft
perben ii@ ale jene @eeenitGnbe porz
finben, bic BON Srauen pber gum Sc
brau4e fir Srauen aneefertigt muir
ben.
Ser Mabifpn @quare @arben pirb
our 3ett Der 4usftenuns iiberaus reid
nit i6peren Sraperien unb ieltenen
tropii9en pflanaen aussei6miidt fem,
unb sabuoie elettrif9e 2ibter perben
bes Ibenbs eritrablen. Die Soften
biirften ii9 auf $25O,O00 belaufen,
unb bapon foIen aIein $50, 900 fir
bic &eprobuftion elmer Strabe bon
@enebig bertpenbet tperben. @u9 eine
nStrabe aQer Nationen" fpl erri6tet
nerben, unb bort perben bic gertrez
tertnnen bon "a perf9iebenen 8Dlferz
f9aften in fir hire Station daraf=
teritii9en 8ei9dftigungen su feben
fetn.
Nu9 bic Mngeb0rigen Der Gtbiopiz
i4en Rahe nurben CUR 8etbeilisung
an benz eisenartisen llnternebmen
beranseaogen, unb Die sroBen Sort
f4rttte i'm 8ifbunespeien Der farbigen
Srauen follen in iiberSeusenber WeiIe
bargetban tperoen. 8efonbere Bead
tuns birfte eine tGsli6e 3eituns fin
ben. Die in her SnbuItriezS ettion Der
Gusfeauna bon Srauen rebisirt unb
p%clftdnbig fertiggeitent iperben ion.
0ie 4ustequng begtnnt am 6. unb
bauert Bis gum Is. Sttober. sic tpirb
unter ben @uipisien Der vProfefitonal
Women's 2eague" peranitaltet, unb
beren p~rdtbentin, 5rau Gbpin
&noples bon Netp Yort, bic mir I'M
feren 2efern i'm 8ilbe porfiibren, itebt
an Der Spise bes i%nterefanten Inter
nebmens.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-18

Sbirme, Quf apei Seiten bes Gs>
bdubes iinb 2oggias, lpslGe an9enebme
2t9tz unb S9attenz@ffette berpor>
rufen. Sn ben Safaben tperben aabls
rei9e Seffnunsen ansebra6t, tpte fie
Mrs Teller nit 8orliebe fir lire Muss
itellunsseesenit6nbe pGblen. Ser se=
fammte fir @usitelunss5pede perfis@
bare Plab belduft ii9 auf $4,000
QuabratfuB.
I'm bas gauge 9ebdube pirb Elm gez
rGumiger 8altOn angebra9t, Der mod
neitere 100000 9uabratfub &aum
bietet. Sin enormer betpesli4er &rabn,
Der fir Die M%ufftenung Der groben
elettrii9en Maf9inen eebrau9t pirb,
bic i'm 9ebdube auseeiteat iperben iols
len, ipirb auf @eleifen, bic BON Sc
bdube na6 Der peitli6en 8u9t fibren,
gu fteben fommen. Oas @ebduoe err
bdlt cine breite Srepps, Die bis gum
9a4e fiibrt, BON pelGem ii9 ben Be-
fa4ern elm berrliGer @usblid auf bas
Iusfteaungsgeldnoe bdrbietet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-18

Sentihes arieseroentmal in Ybilabelpbia.
in philadelphia erri6ten ldbt, traf bic
fer Sage an 8orb beg 6amburgzMme
ritazO ampfers nNfbria" in ber
,Stabt Der 8ruberliebe" elm. Oie
9ambursz4 =9efelfdaft bate
ben foftenfreien transport iibernomz
men, unb bic Statue purbe audi aonz
fret in bic Ser. Staaten eingefibrt.
Wann bic Muffteluns bes 9enfmals
erfolsen nirb, lit nod unbeitimmt, ba
Mngebote fir ben 9ranitfodel, nel9er
16 Sub bo6 pirb uno an Der 8afis
eine 8reite bon 5pDlf SUB baben pirb,
erft biefer Sage aneenommen tpurben.
Der @runbftein gum 9enfmal tpurbe
am 9rdberi9miidungstage 1901 gez
leat. Die gu Der Statue p%ertpenbete
8rDnSe entftammt einem Der ipdbrenb
bes beutf9zfran5Oiifden &rieses err
oberten @ef9ibe, tpel9es Der beutfde
&aifer gu biefem 3pede benz amerifo@
nif6en 8erbanbe Der beutf6en &rieser
unb @eteranen sei9enft bate.
Ote a6t SUB Snei .3oI bobe Statue
felt einen Snfanteriiten nit 9elm unb
in betpegter 9altung bar. gr bdlt in
Der 2infen bas 9epebr unb in Der
Re9ten bic SABINE. Ser SaDpfer bes
Stanbbilbes 1T Der 8erliner 8tlbbauer
gilbert Morib Wolff. Wolff, Der 1854
in Berlin geboren ipurbe, 1T pornebme
lt9 SdOpfer BON 8aifers unb &rieser>
benfmdlern, unb feline bisberisen @rz
folse lieBen ibn fir bic Musfibruns
Der SentmalsS Sbee Der bierldnbifden
beutfden &rieser als einen Der Be-
rufenften erf9einen. Nur Elm beutider
3iinftler folte ~iiberbcupt nit Der Nusz
fibruns bss proieftes betraut tperben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-18
Gr muB befennen.

Wniber 9err! = SD ssbraudtt
ben Wbite Wine Of Gar Sprup. ben
Sie NIL ididten, uno i'd muB befen.
ren, baB er meinen 3un9en mebr su1
setban bat als irsenb elm Wittel, bas
id ie uerludte. Wit 5reuben ent
pfsbte Id basielbe Sebermann. mel
der NIT irsenb einem 0unstnleiben be
baftet 1T. Sbr ersebener
u. SO. 6umpbrep
prebiSer ber 8aptiiten &ir@e.
Trila, Coles Co., So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-18
suf nod @aibinston 3ur &~eteranem
Neunton!

gu Der @eunion Der 9. u. g., welde in,
October 1902 in Waibinston 9ebalten mirb
Hnb 3u melder &dmpfer nn6 8ertbeibiser
nnIeres 8aterlanbes aus alien t6immels9es
9enben berbeitrOmen uersen, INN bort @r=
lebniiir friberer Sabre in ausenebme Grin.
neruns au brinsen unb ~sesenieitiS aus3u.
taui1en, p~erfauft Bite Nortb Weftern 8obn
Eidets fir einen Gent bic Meile BON ct.
Vaul mad 0aibinston unb wieber 3uriid.
Dieie Babn 1T nidt nur fir bieien 3med bic
biQisite, ionbern ite lit aud bic ~fiir3ete unb
bequemite. De9en ionftiseu @injelbeiten
wenbe man ii9 an $. 81. @rodau,
M9ent Der Nortb Weftern, ct. paul,
41=ba Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-18
YrGaoent &osiebelt's Seiu@ in ct.
Yaul ant 25. September 1902.

Sir obise @eleseubeit p~erfauft bic Nor=
tbern Pactfic Ooppelfabrfarten nod ct. Yaul
unb Winneapolis sl einem Sabrpreiie fir
Sin unb &udtabrt. Sidets ~perfauft am
"a. unb 25. September, 9iltig fir &iidfabrt
Bis gum 26. September. Die 6dlfte Der
obisen State fir &tnber ober fir iolde, bic
gum balben Yreiie beredti9r iinb.
40sba s. 8. GooIin 9, M9ent.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-18

Gfeftriaitdtsgebdube in ct. 2outs.
fir bas bic Pldne BON Der Mr6iteftenz
ftrma Malfer &c &imbau in Bolton
unb Omaba ansefertist purben. 9as
@ebdube, fir befen @rri9tuns $780,
$40 beftimmt iinb, fommt an Der
9auptzG central Mpenue ~ iteben. Die
Gront nah benz Norben tpirb $50 SUB,
bteienise nad benz Often 525 SUB lang.
Der gntipurf aeist ben forintbifden
Stil in mobifiairter Torm. Dte @du@
len unb Tafaben treten gut berpor,
unb iber ben bier !Saupteinsdnsen,
iptpje ben bier Gden- befinben fid
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-18
Bur &enntniRnabme.

@ir baben nod eultluirtes nnb wilbes
2anb Al aan3 niebriqen gretfen gu perfauien.
Srsenb Semanb Der feline Sarm uertaufen
mid. ipreae Bel uns DOR, unb mir perben nit
ibm in 3Hfriebenfsqenber Weiie unterbans
beln. %. s. & q. u. Stuber,
go. SIG, /. Strabe iibli9, ct. Gloub,
Winn. 22-ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-18
Gbrrns Grabssmabt.

9et.fmat fur nsmtid,e &rieser auf einem Srieo.
bofe YbilaoeIpbias.
Sie Statue fir bas &riegerbenfmoI,
pelbes Der Gentralperbanb Der 0etez
ranen unb Grieser Der beutI9en Mrmee
in &merifa auf benz 9iGiibes Sriebbofe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-18
Grmerbenoe frauem.
Die MmSiteumme Der UrauemIica TN geew
Uorfer Y2aottom eamare 0aroem.

SIN Netp yorter Mabifon Square
@arben pirb i'm Sttober b. s. cine
grpbe Musitenuns ftattfinben, tpelde
bic Sbdtigteit Der 6rau auf alien &C.
bieten bes tdsliden 2ebens peranfdaus
liben fon. @ebnli9 Der .Womens
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-18
st. fouls GlektrPitatssebauOe.
Gines oer berunrraeenoftem San,perfe De-
o~ortisem Nus iteuuns.

Wennslei9 bic anfdnsli9 fir 1908
anberaumte ct. 2ouiier WeltzIusitelz
llrag auf bas Sabr 1904 peridoben
tporben tit, 10 nirb bod on ben 8aus
li9feiten Der Musfte1ung obne Inter
bre9ung gearbettet.
@tnes Der berborrasenbften guuz
tperfe tptrb bas GleftrisitGtseebGube,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-16
Two Grent paiEters.

When In Haarlem. XondEkc called
upoa Frank Halls and. without max
ing himself known, said that he was
anxious to have his portrait painted.
but, as he was in a great hurry, he
|could spare but two hours, at tho end
|of Which the portrait must be done.
Halls went to work and finished it, and
Vandyke was much pleased. But por-
|trait painting seemed very little
lthing, said Nandylle and he asked Halls
ito change places with him, Halls did
ESQ, and as Vauhylle finished his work
RHals hugged him enthusiastically, say
ping: You are Yandyke, No one but
khe can do what You have done" Anc
kso the two great masters became ac-
Nuainted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-16
r.;.t w s!}o tr:a Own petar.i

A philadelphia cier&&:4a0 tod sto-
~ of yonat G19a ~51o took his best
cir TO chrlcH aiL.l when TIL" t.me FER
"coIIoctios" rg;.4e round rather ostea-
tatiously di4Hla4e4 u five collar sold
piece r." 3:i!in- np0n the engage.
ment to n!arrE that Aad been made by
bcr the yol!ng woman placed re.
straining hand upon the ARA Of her
fiapcc ''Why. da;l't be 50 eXtrayagant.
Georger' she exclaimed.
''Oh, that nothn@,' he replied. u
always give s. when go to strange
church.
Just then tho deacon came with the
plate, and George dropped a coin. Ev
erytEng seemed favorable, and the
Young man beamed with q sense OF
generosity Then the minister made
the announcements for the week and
concluded with the wholly unexpected
announcement of the days collection.
"The collection today" said he, was
$50
George hadn't much to say all the
way to his fancee's home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-16
Breathe Through Your Nose.

In all kinds Of atmosphere the breath
should only be inha led through the
nose An occasional breath OF extra
pure air through the mouth may be
good, but il. cars and in most offices
and rooms nose breathing is essential.
A second rule is, since 50 much time is
spent in cars and offices and rooms in
earning livelihood and since these
places are overheated and underVenti-
lated-the heating and ventilation be-
ing out Of the control of most OF us
we must take in fresh air whenever
possible in order that we may restore
the balance The best times to do this
will be early in the morning, when the
air is freshest and late at night, when
deep breathing Will help US to get sleep.
We may breathe correctly while we
are waiting III q street and especially
where streets meet We can soon form
an automatic habit Of breathing prop
erly on such occasions
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-16
RAF Or GNAT EGGS.
r,.o;.. F;oatin:. Illustrates "a Cr-ion'
Property 81 tNaISr.


Many simple axftTi'ne'a'> s'47W tina
4ho surface Of W;Itar l.'~ss. ,.:,nS i prop
ant,, which cs,use+ i! to rta-sj tAe iaas.
eao.. If bodies cithel from ;sl0}e O. lte.
tow This is .run n Only of >oapy '<s-
-. Int Of the c!t7a"@t ana rUreSt Na
to, ~ we'll \ sheet Il lin" aallze [. Ed>
70 4.oaf fer4u.,e. ifs We;:,!!t being wide
" dis5lii51it97 each 4 the nuInrr"uS
s,naratr wires X resisted hy the s'tr-
face 1inu 50 thls the water ca9not
rno,li]y pass through tho lnGshe.s.
insects and ,'!aHi> nt:i,z" this fact IN
many in.srreslii.- W#Es. some water
r,,ont : who's leaves feat on tise wat -"
hove very simple contriv&ncc t. keep
Tho nHppr surfaces of the tcavps dry.
Tbis ran,t~t, OF a great number Of mi
nutc hairs eoFeriag The tops OF The
loavns WAt..i cannot penetrate among
these ha:rz even Whom the leaves are
forced down 5cneath tae surface.
Tho little RATS Of p@-s that &:lats set
oAoat on ttr Watpr are sept from s;n..
ino and from bein. upset through this
same principle" Hi" finN e-ss have
their points al, Hpssard, and they are
Glued together 50 closely that, while
there is opeit space all around the point
of each egg, yet the wiGta Of tdesa
sn,ces is 50 s!i4Et that water cdnnct
readily pass fhr3u2h. You ul2S a2ain
and AGAIN upsct sUch an egg raft, bNt
# will right Itself every tilue, and the
npper surface viii remain dry.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-16
4 Pocket Y3auJlxerchie

In a book which has been published
pm that never failing topic, the vas;t-
fies of the English language, tie
Strange meaning Of the word pocket
banGlierchef" is described
'kerchief" (couvrecheN means Il
Pmali piece of cloth made to put on the
pead. SO that pocket handkerchief
means literally a small piece Of cloth
70 cover the head, to be held in the
pand, to be put in the pocket.-London
Flobe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-16
EnLIhle Wells.

Double Wells. Ark, May 13.-Mr.
and Mrs. H. l.. Wilson. of Pine Bluff.
were in this little village last Sunday
and Monday and returned to the!r
home Tuesday. Mr. Thomas Wilson
also returned to his home at Pine
BlGff Tuesday.
MI Thomas Craig returned home
Las, Sunday from Phoenix to visit his
parents. brothers and sisters. He viii
return TO Phoenix 14eXt Saturday.
Miss Florence Craig IS visiting her
sister, Mrs VIM. Kerr. this week. She
Will visit relatives IL Pine Bluff be-
fore returning home
Nh c. H Caldwell returned home
from Sheridan last Saturday night to
visit his sons and daughter, and re-
turned to Sheridan last Monday.
where he is running saWmill for
Butler & Barnes.
MI Rushing's foot, which he cut
With an ak last week. is improving
this week He is able to be at his
work again
Postmaster Caldwell was in Pine
Blun last "Wednesday on business.
MI W Fl Meeks and family have
moved to their new home near Provi-
dence church.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-16
MAKE a FORTUNE-t OW?


BY following our common sense
and scientific system of exercises. Ioa
can improve your health, gan IN
and become capable to make
and enjoy fortune
HEALTH is WEALTH, if you arc
weak and undeveloped, suffering
With chronic constipation, indi'
gestion poor circulation, insomnia
and etc Employ nature8's methods,
no drugs, medicines or apparatus re-
CURED and only few minutes in your
room just before retiring. For par
ticulars write the S. S. of PIP. Cul-
ture. Box 6, Little Rock, Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-16
Satisfactory Excuse.

II am elf made man said the
(ompous individual, with his chest ez'
(anded.
The other looked at him critically.
Your exc Sc is satisfactory he said
fBrooklyn Life.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-16

One trorAle with the still small
voice" is that it has an emphatic way
Of Iefua:cg to keep still
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-16

To Merchants-l advertise; 2 adVer-
tise literally: 3 advertise outrageous
ly. To the people at large Read the
study them and yeri-
ly they shall be for your proft.-iiar~
pcr's Monthly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-16

The light that blesses the wise maa
burns the foolish mC3l'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-16

Nothing makes the earth seem so
Pacious as to have friends at dis
ence. Thev make the ATTITUDES and
Dngitudes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-16

FOR SALl-Thc house furnishings
complete OF boarding house, situated
near Cotton Belt shops. Apply to No.
111O f. md avenue. l9G
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-16

You will alway5 end that the best
papers give VOW mCrg for the money
than any oihel mcdia.-Chieago Ap-
parel Gazette.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-16

Impossible to foresee an afeldeH''
Not impossible to be prepared for IT.
Dr. Thomas, Electric Oil-Monarct
over pain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-16

( NanSaS man has hit Npon thE ldea
that wind moves the world. Good
platform.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-16
CAL On aGr-iAial1n.
Pine Bluff. AK. May T., -

2ine Biliif. Al X. Ady - -.
j. H. Mann. ESD.
The undersigned residents Of. and
electors IN, Pine Bluff school district
hereby request that YOU submit Eoas'
name to the voters Of said district 20
be voted for for director Of the same
to fill the vacancy caused by the res
ignation of J. F. Rutherford Esq
pledging our support and influence
for the position:
T II. Brown, Y, b. Saunders. J.
Il. Watkins, H. c. Fox. L. c. Arnold
John 5. Spaers. f. G. Bridges. Wm
Nichol. ~ J. Mitchell. B. J. I.ampert
W. H. Langofrt ], H. Owen. J. NJ
Cora, A. Brewster John NJ Mccain
Il. w Brown, II. c. Dreyf'ls. lsaat
Dreyfus, j w Murphy, c. /. Rey
nolds G H. Martin, Z. NJ. Schobe1, I
B ChiIdress. ". 4. Tankersley. \. I
Roberts, z. Lee Johnson. J. b. White
John Dellm0n, il. r. Il. Stealns. )
Smith. w .. IIearn, D. &. k00nGC.
Gentlemen: thank YOU for the
honor thus conferred. and, as request
ed. I announce myself as a candidate
to fill the uneXpired term Of Mr. ]. F
Rutherford as school director.
]. H. MANN.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-16

How Are YOur KiGneys4
DR. Hobbs Snaragus Pills cure all kidney ills. Sam,
pile free. Add. sterling remedy Co CaicaSo or n. Y
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-16

STOLEN There W.sf= stele4 f'9m
me an Acme Kire bicycle: has natae
plate OF Sears. Eoebu5h < C.. Chi
cago gear - ano #oed haadieoass.
Reward fer FeEoEsryzs +. ). simpson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-16

It's poor policy to take your Suh
to pieces in the face OF the enemy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-16

little is done where many command,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21
supervisor Of Sales.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
M'LEAN CASE POSTPONED.
Status VIII Not BE Determined Until
General Assembly Returns.

The subcommittee of the House Privi-
leses and Elections Committee will make
no report to the full committee until
after the recess. When it does 1t will
be in the form OF a recommendation that
the Mecklenhurg man be expelled Mr..
Heermans. the minority representative
on the subcommittee, is not quite in
accord with the two Democratic members.
He favors notifying Dr.. Mclean Of the
intention Of the House. and giving Him,
another chance to come here and take.
the oath. In the event OF refusal. it IS
understood Mr.. Hcermans will ncouicsceF
in the recommendation of the minority.
Whatever his attitude, however. the ma
jority Of the committee and large ma
jority Of the House are in favor Of ex-
puls!on.
There is one weak point in the argu-
ment OF Mr.. Cumming. that the old Cen
eral Assembly. died when It adjourned
sine die. or certainly. on July 10th. when
the new Constitution became effective
and that the present body was not the
General Assembly Of Virginia until the
members. took the oath under the new
Constitution. If that be true. DR.. Nc
Lean. who refused to take the oath. is
not member. and hence cannot be ex-
PEELED. This is but one of the many
complications involved In this case Thas
declare ton that the seat OF the Meek
tenburE member is vacAnt win certainly
6A H1ndA.
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state to the southwest and practice law.
Cher Justice Furches left this afternoon
fUl Statesville. his home.
Governor Aycock to-day made public
batch OF pardons granted during No
vember and December. Among those
rardoned are Ed. DAILY, Of Wayne. who
vas serving a road sentence: E. A. Fogle-
man. Of Alamance theft; A z. Martin,
OF Monroe county. who is dying of con-
sumption.
4 charter is granted by the State to the
Ayd'ett Bros Company. OF Elizabeth
City: capital, $4,000; to do a wholesale
and retail general merchandise business.
To-day the warrants were sent out Tor
the annual allowance. $50. to each com
pany and naval division Of the State
Guard: also for s1o0 for the headquarters
Of each regiment and the naval brigade.
The roof is now being placed on the
oultec Memorial building at the Agricul-
tural and Mechanical College. It will
proha bly, be ready for use by the first of
February.
The cadets OF the Agricultural ard
Mechanical College will leave for home
next Monday for the holidays.
Next Monday Prof. T. Gilbert Pear
son. OF Greensboro. the secretary OF the
Audubon Society in this State, will leave
for the Crrituck Sound country. to
make some special investigations as to
game and other birds. and will then go
down the North Carolina coast. The Au-
dubon Society will protect birds on the
coast during the birding season. and will
have game wardenS on the various
Islands and other birding places to keep
away the people who Stay the birds in
order 10 sell their skins to feather
dealers. These nlurderous feather
CATERERS have nearly extinguished sever
ii varieties OF birds. particularly gulIs
and terms.
Vance county has made a full settle
.ment OF taxes due the State. It is the
second county to settle this year.
Ca pital and Manteo lodges Of Odd Eel
lows have been consolidated
Mr. r. Fl. Hayes OF Pittsboro. is here
to look after Hon. Lee S. Overmans in
terest In the race for the y. S. Sena tor
ship.