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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-09-18

earnest aud efficient delegation at the
National capitol, give all citizens of
oregon who are interested ia Yaquina
bay good reason for being hopeful
yet no reason for becoming hilarious.
be an optimist--but dou't ratify.
-S,e.
f. J Smith wWild Bill") of Bald
Mountain is not only a broncho buster
or undisputed qualifications, but a
successful rancher as we'll. He has pre-.
sented THE LEADER with sample of his
skill III husbandry in the way of sheaf
OF oats grown on his ranch at an eleva.
tion OF 555 feet above sea Lowell The
sheaf stands seven feet in height and
the grain is heavy and we'll matured
The fact that these oats we're grown
scarcely onefourth of a mile from the
sea shore, and at such high altitude,
makes them of more than usual inter.
est and demonstrates the truth of fre.
quent statements that such cereals as
wheat and oats can be grown success.
fully at any point in Lincoln county.
DR.. and Mrs. R. E. Darnell left
Yesterday morning for their home at
Kalama, Wash. They were accompan.
led by Mr.. and Mrs. Zeal Gather
parents of Mrs. Darnell. who will make
their home with them indefinitely
Mr.. and Mrs. Gcither have for many
years been among oiir most highly re.
spected citizens, and their departure is
the cause Of much regret. The LEADER
joins their host of friends in wishing
that every thing good may come to
them IN their new home.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E
church will serve chicken dinner al
Thiel Hall during the Lincoln County
Fair. Ice cream and cake will also be
served. Proceeds will be applied or
pastors salary. Every body invited tc
be there, get good meal aud assist the
good cause.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hyde arrived
m (>:l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-08
BRICK WITHOUT BURNING
Company at Lynchburg, Va, Wants to
Build Plant Here

or stone. It seems that this building
material is rapidly growing in pub
building. Different sized veneer brick
are made. which are used to cover
a frame house, thus converting it into
a "broM n stone," and it can be more
cheaply done than to put new wealth.
erhCarding on. Tile of every pattern
aud color is also made The only
thing required in great quantity is
sand and Pine Bluff certainly has its
supply Of that. The patent on the
formula for this kind OF brick-making
is owned by eastern people and they
have begun to introduce It in the
west, and it is now being used i'm brick
making in Kansas, Missouri and In
dian Territory. A machine is now
at work in Little Rock, demonstrat
ing the process, and several plants
in various parts of Arkansas are al
ready contracted for The Graphic
hopes this matter will be Investigate
cd bv Pine Bluff people with money
to invest, believing that it will re
suit in the addition OF another prof
table and useful industry to the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-08

separate cars CT to separate TIE white
and colared passengers in the cars op-
Grated for both. ai1t to set apart or
designate III each car or coach So
operated for both a portion thereof.
or certain seats therein. to be cccu
pied by cOlored passengers.
Section . That no said persons
companies or corporations SO oDerat.
in8 street cars sfall make any diff
lorence or discrimination i'll the quail
ity or convenience OF the acconm0-
daticns provided fer the two races I'M
der the provisions Of this act.
Section 3. That tie conductor CT
ether perscn in charge Of any car or
eoaeh SO operated gp9n any street car
ire shall have the right at any time
when in his Judgment it may &c neces-
sary or proper for the comfort or con.
yenience OF passengers to 50 %. to
change the said designation SO as 10
increase or decrease the amount OF
space or seats set apart for either
race: or he may require any passcn-
ger to change his seat when or so
often as the change in the passen
gers may make such changes neces-
sary
Section 4. That all passengers on
any street car line shall be required
to take the seat assigned to them. and
any person refusing to do so shall
leave the car, or, remaining upon the
car, shall be guilty OF a msdemeanor,
and upon conviction shall be fined in
any sum not to exceed $25.
Section 5. That any person, COM
pany Or corporation failing to operate
gnate portions of the cars operated
for the separate accommodation of the
white and colored passengers, as pro
vided by this act shall be guilty Of q
misdemeanor, and upon conviction
shall be fined in any sum not to ex-
ceed $25.
Section 6. That nothing in this
act shall be construed to prevent the
running of extra or special cars for
tho exclusive accommodation Of either
white or colored passengers If the
regular cars are operated as required
by this act.
Section T. This act shall be in force
and take effect sixty days after its
passage.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-08

A frr1 at Fredericksburg, Va, is
attempting to locate new patent brick
industry in Pine Bluff. The members
Of the firm have taken up the matter
with some of the local capitalists. and
ace figuring on putting in plant Of
25,0n0 brick per day capacity as a
starter The brick is to be made Of
sand and cement, subjected to very
,igh pressure. The proportion is to
9e nae part cement to 10 parts sand,
md is chemically treated. which kills
thc c.gan;c matter, thus relieving the
'aace5sity Of burning. A brick made
n this Way always has beautiful
uniformity and a gray color, or any
other color desired. 1t requires only
tNanty-foNr hours to make brick for
!8e, and the plant, including the ma
chinery and location Will cost about
- A6o. No expert labor is needed to
eneYate it. Building stone can also
be made; stone steps. cornice and
decorative stone work, and at about
one. holf the cost of brick making
and about one-tenth the cost of rock
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-08
The "Jim Crow Bill.

The following is the full text of the
Can't Jim Grow" bill, which has
nassed the senate and house and now
goes to the governor.
A. bill for an act to require persons,
oINphnies or corporations operating
street. cars to provide for the separ-
ate accommodations Of white and col
ored passengers.
Be it Enacted by the General Assembly
of the State of Arkansas, as follows.
tO-Wit:
Section 1. That all persons. COM
panies or corporations operating any
street car line in any city of the first
class in the state of Arkansas be, and
they are hereby, required to operate
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-08

IN all interview With Gen. H. King
White, the next mayor of Pine Bluff.
SATURDAY evening, he spoke very san
same Cf the prospects of the city hay
ln;, d great deal of improved streets
= G ple#eut year. He stated that the
street question is the all absorbing
Iueatit II, That the city has gone as
far ass i >an go without more paved
streets. The city has Cotton to a stage
where more good streets are neccS-
Sary to insure continuation of the
progress and push that the city has
thus far enjoyed He said:
''Fhia coming year, with the three
mill "oad tax, which will net the city
about $500. together with what the
city "an spare, say about 100000, and
With the money which can be assessed
in the Improvement districts, | ex-
rcct to- be able to pave ten blocks
III the business portion of the city;
also e1eNs. In addition to this | ex-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-08

sending to the senate the nomination
of the negro, w ID. Crum, to be col
lectcr of the Port of Charleston, S.
c., the pres ident has thrown down
cha'janse which the Democrats are
not slow in picking up.
Senator Tilman announces positive
y that the Crum nomination never
will come to vote in the senate. 81
rlyself," said he, will take the con
tract if necessary. to talk It to death
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-08
The Lawyers Dined.

On Wednesday, evening ci !sat week
Judge and Mrs. H. w. Wells, at their
home on South Main street, gave to
the members of the bar Of the Drew
circuit court and the visiting attorneys
who We're in attendance upon the
court, a sumptuous six-o'clGck supper
Judge and Mrs. Wells are royal enter
tainers and the excellent spread chief
among which was one OF the largest,
fattcst and beSt-served turkeys ever
set before a hungry lot of disciples
OF Blackstone, was keenly enjoyed.
Those present and participating in
the feast Of rich vaEds and rare del
icacies were: Judge Y. r.. Wood. N.
\. Austin and M. Danaher of
Pine Fluff; Hon J. G. Williamson, J. c.
Knox r. L. Hardy, Patrick Henry and
J. r. Gotham. The evening was high
II enjoyed by all pro "Gt, end Judge
Wells and his estir7able lady have
the thanks OF tho lawyers Who gath
cred there for their regal entertain
ment.- Observation-Disclosures.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-08
Jim CROW STREET CARS CARS
NoyY Up to Gov. Davis Whether Conn
panies Must Provide Them

Little Rock. March by vote
of % to the senate yesterday passed
Representative Gantts Jim Crow
street car bill. and the measure now
goes to the governor. 1t requires
street car companies in cities of the
first class to operate separate cars
or to separate white and colorei pas
sensers in ears operated for both.
The senate passed tne bill of Hon.
Roy D. Campbell. appropriating $4,000
to assist in erecting Confederate
monument at Little Rock.
The senate passed Representative
Fuller,s joint resolution proposing an
amendment to the constitution author
izing cities of the first and second class
to issue bonds. subject TO ratification
at the polls.
The conferees on extension of the
general assembly's session were un-
able to agree. BY vote of II ayes
to II noes the senate decided to
amend the Pindall concurrent resolu-
ton so as to provide for adjournment
May in lieu of May II, as provided in
the resolution. 1t will require two
thirds vote to adopt the amended res
olution.
The house defeated. u to GO, the
Norwood house bill permitting the
granting of liquor licenses in wards
and cities of the second class where
the majority voted for license, lnde-
pendent Of the county vote.
The house passed the Huddleston
bill providing for publication of de-
linuuent personal tax lists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-08
Chase of Chicken Thief.

Oficers Philpott and Stewart were
called out at 10 o'clock Saturday morn
ing to chase some one who stole two
chickens. About forty colored people
tracked the cilInrit for about two miles
through a field and there losing the
rail, and thinking that the blood
sounds could then take the scent and
rHn down the thief, sent for the dogs,
This is al that some people know
about hounds. and it seems useless to
tell them to stay out of the way and
OF the track, else the dogs can do no
good.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-08

Cashier Sigh informs Graphic re-
porter that he has forwarded the funds
to Washington to buy $4,000 worth
of 2 per cent. bonds as a basis 1or
tha. amount of circulating notes, and
that the last document necessary TO
meet all the requirements Of the COMP
troller of the currency will be for
Warded tomorrow, and when these doc
uments reach Washington the COMP
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-08
THE DEPRESSING RAINS
Are Depressing Business and Delaying
Farm Work

When il rains in Arkansas it does
net rlaN about it. bat it just comes
down III torrents. Never in the his
tefy ef 'I#e state has there been so
y Gci! rain MS there has been during
;}+2 oaat three months. Tho farmers
ere all behiEd with the cotton pick
j!sa. aid i'll manv places it will mover
be !ie1s@a But that is not thc worst
'eature II il. The PLANTER is nov ready
tG besia ploWing and is moi able to
10 81. I'll account of the tremen-
GeIs rain. though the farmer is not
ne orI. sufferer The Door horses
..=s} stv,4 that ale compelled TO wal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-08
hezt Mayor Of Pine bluff
Talks ON Improved Streets

rect to Lc able to pave tWcnty-cight
blocks i'll the outlying districts. and
i'll two seafs I'll guarantee to have
a paved stleCt from the north to the
south CXcrtmitieS of the city: also one
street paved from the eastern to the
western portion of the city, SO that
all the people in the city desiring to
get to town can do 50 without going
any great distance to get to paved
street to travel on"
Gen. White said that he had lived
in Pine Bluff many years, and that
he knew our resources perfectly and
that he had calculated closely the ex-
penses of running the city and felt
thoroughly prepared to speak as he
does. The Graphic ventures the as
scrtiCn that Gen. White can come as
near doing these things as any other
man who could have been elected may
or of Pine Bluff He will have many
coWorkers in his undertaking to Gre
ate system of good streets.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-08
Democratic Senators Will Resent
Presidents DiCtat0rial Method

whenever it is presented, and | shall
not lack plenty of assistance
The Democrats in the senate are
much displeased with the president
for what they term his "dctatorial
method of trying to force unwhole-
some nominations down the throat of
the senate and they propose to resent
it by preventing the confirmation of
session of the senate, confining it's
business to consideration of the canal
and Cuban treaties exclusively.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-08
IN FAVOR OF BECKHAM.
Judge CantriI OverruIes Demurrer OF
State Democratic Chairman.

Versailles, KY, March Judge
Can1ri!l. in the Woodford circuit court,
nverrnlea the demurrer OF State
Chairman Allie Young to the petition
af Gov. J. c. w. Beckham for man
ic71?iis to compel Young and the Dem
cratic committee TO place his name
NJ thc ballot to be voted at the Dem
2erati2 STATE primary of May as a
andjdate for governor.
Young had refused to place Gov.
55atrha ms name on the ballot be.
~ { If the question raised as to his
Eligibility.
.5ndga Cantrill granted the relief
5raYed for in written opinion hand
4, down at $50 o'clock this after
7Hcn The attorneys for the defend
"A Immediately entered exceptions
I'd 9skel al appeal to the court OF
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-08
Makes Purchase Of Bonds

troller will wire his permission to
open the bank for business. II the
necessary stationery ordered arrives
by Monday, the 10th inst. the bank i'll
open for business regularly in the
Cotton Belt bank building on that day,
President Galbraith having very kind
ly offered the use Of the rear portion
of that bank The Simmons National
people appreciate vdry highly this
courtesy that has been rendered them,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-08
RAINS

low tAreaSA the rlnd and The cold is
another distressing feature Business
IS troubled. At one of the iron fal1u-
dries and boiler works the slack in
business is distressing, and all ON
agcr of the firm is trying his best To
keep the mon at work, but il looks
as if he will be compelled to lay off
few men at least i'll order to bridge
over The present quiet time
TAo prospects of an overflow are
general. All tie rivers. from the
real lakes TO the gulf, are booming
and in many places the Mississippi is
bank-full and testing the leyces.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-08
DEATH RECORD.
! + i. + + i. + + + = + + + + + +

Mrs. S. r. Davis, of Redfeld, died
Saturday, Rev. r. w. Vaughan will
preach the funeral sermon. Rev and
Mrs. Vaughan will leave for Redfieid
This morning Rev Vaughan will also
preach at Kerney today. His text will
he from Proberbs 23:6: "Son, give
me thine heart"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-08
Another Brick Street to BE Made

used On Main street, will be used,
Work on this paving will be COM
menced just as early as the weather
will permit The following property
owners are interested in this enter
prise: Gillespie Bros, Mrs. Norris, J.
w. Wilkins, S. w. Jeter, Southern Gro
Gerry company, j. B. Speers company
Pine Bluff Mercantile company, Elks
lodgs. DR.. J. F. Simmons, Knox Scull
and Mrs. C. w. Dunaway
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-08

At an carly day Pine Bluff is to
have another paved street. owners
of property on Chestnut street, be-
tween Second and Fourth avenues,
recently held a meeting and decided
to pave that thoroughfare from Sec
ond to Fourth avenue. Each property
owner will pay according to the front
age value of his property. Concrete
and yitrified brick. the same as IS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-08
Suit on Debt.

The Monn-Tankersley Drug com
nany has fled suit in the Jefferson
circuit court against J. T. Cheairs and
sen, general merchandise fem OF
Winchester. Ark The plaintiffs pray
for judgment in the sum Of s135.65, al
laced to be overdue fer goods and ,ner-
claniiae SOLD the defendants b. them
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-08
Merriam Resigns.

Washington, March 7.-Gov. Mer-
riam, director of the census, placed
his resignation in the hands of the
president today It will take effect on
May Is. Gov. Merriam resigns on ae-
count Of the vice presidency of tho
International Mercantile agency of
New York being offerd him, and will
remove from Washington to that city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-08
Prominent Negro Dies.

One Of the most prominent negroes
Of this section died very suddenly OF
paralysis Friday night, Prof. Lewis
Johnson, formerly of the Richard Al
len Institute. He was about fifty
years Of age, was highly respected
by the whites as well as the people
of his own race lie leaves family.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-08
Arkansas Postmasters.

The following changes Of fourth
class postmasters have been mades.
Arkansas-Dee, Craighead county,
William l.. SCOTS, vice James NJ.
SCOTS. removed; Powers, Johnson
county, Henry Sears. vice George w.
Bean, resigned; Tcltec, Lonoke coun-
ty. William NJ Mclaughlin, vice
Gwinn Barber. resigned.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-08
POLICE COURT.

Geo. Alland, vagrancy, S..
Frank Iron, vagrancy, IS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21

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copyright, 1902, by j. F. Wetter.l

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21
GruuOlinb.

NGuber Gum le5erfaQenen, Der
e. griinbli9 no3 @ertbiaaen bur6z
fu9D: nSo-run MAIDEN Sic nod
ben Munb ouf-ab!-9iaS, gib einz
nal bic Sarge Fer, ct fat einen 3a5u
nit 'ner Golbplpmbe."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21
gas InthinHe.

u mfsb0rta NIB gum neuanz
sefteaten aebrer): nNu, senn'n Se
niibo peioer pis 9eiti9 f9bre9'n?"
6 ebrer: 80, setpib. gtpas
Gaglif6, SranaOiif9 unb 2atein."-
q m 8 + # a B: ,Sas is sc
db'n aQes nii6b, id9fi6 mif'n &c
aennen, Bios fd6ff9."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21
3erHrrnt.

49,. Siefen Stubl bier tann id
Sbnen als Defenders prattif4 empfeb'
len. Der lit am Sag 2ebnitubl, in
ber Nadt 8ett!"-rDa tann i4 i'm
nidt brauden. sd bin ndmli@ Sci
tunssfdfeiber. Nadtarbeiter. 9aben
sic ni6t eiaen folden. ben man in
Der Na9t als 2ebnftubl unb am Sag
ols Bet beniiben tanna"