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Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
Sutbcr &caguc: NooC.

WonooG og Eir80ag i for7i3e ll-a
boI0t g}tuneota State @eomac lit
oar,!ge 'M2gbe ! RortbneLO, Minr.
Rpoet boIotes ! Ct GIai Colleges
8rmnoiritofaIe. Der oar iremme0:
OmfrinG 100 GcIeaoter % ReieaeuAe
ira forIfjeQi9e QeIe a. Stuten ne.
bet ucbnebes mc0 en- @eLtomira.c al
4rof. ). z. aiLbuHI. Deune bciUa.
reocs al Stots Slgoer3 Icrmm0.
Rat. q. :. 26brp, ira 0~inueuqulis.
BoreSrag % QhunSIinFrr blep lecc.
rcSc al idgeuOe: Or. q. 6. Irubcrt
fra gfnneopoIis, 4dit. u. CiiteSaJl
ira 5crttIe. g2tnn., Qrcf. guld 8.
52nrnt Ct. CIaf College, a6crtb.
fteIS, Sr. . Y. @nOeron fra Gfeb
8mg, Rinn., og @nitor 2ptbcr 81.
S1ibns FRA Gmnba. Pebr. SiSfnGou.
re CT @ereraIiefretPr iar &atjOrof.
Iigneu % iOm iaa6an refer bar oper
belle 2GHbet FOR al fr~embi9Lpe g,ttber
SieoeHs Sag OoeraIt. III BormonS
for n1fte liar ipr StatsIisner DaIa.
hes gra- 9 a. afi6GbI- RaFte
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
OIotiosI

Sfoforifere peb ltnioeriftet | Cali.
fornta unSerisger 5ulerne / Sbaita
County og bar aaerebe f1nbet man.
ge rare Cling. Ben al ubosbe 9pre.
racer er ubgrnpebe, 90 set interes-
ionteite er, at man bar opSoget Spor
al forbiItortife RenneIfer, tbet pole.
nbe Sen og Stene Itgaer iprebte.
De bar eienipnlts tiert iom 9istfen.
rebifaber eler 8oaber. $ BET beIe
bar man funbet 1000 g~rempIorer al
forbtitoriIfe 8jenitanbe, beribIanbt
2epninger al II uobsbe 9preilag.
glIt er bel bebaret.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
RomsoaIsbanen

Rom8ooL8 Gmt&ting bar oebto8s:
at lutte itg til en- NaumnItnic og en-
SurnaIinie for Imtet, Otter bpn0 en-
We0ceIeIie fra WoIoe beretter, er Ser
Ii. RoumoIinieu bepiIget $4,000 Ser,
% til SurnaIirien 0tnien giennem
Sureu0alem 10000 &roner, meD
81 mos 81 StCmmer. geillttuinge1
man oItioo ~Qientoges nGite 4nr.
Sun0aI2Iinien (lFtotIinfn) table
@oterin8cn pao @r,tn6 al auiunce1
meIlemRmlmo. o. Surnobonepartiet
N}iotlinicpartiet (SlmoaI8bonepor'
tictl orbcioer foreIDbtg meS Or6nin1
Al @i0mI ira enBCre 2onos. % 9D'
tomnamcr, Otter ioreIiggen0e Scr.
mouH'tab@in0iriulnger 90 &epiIgrin'
ger oentc3 ! be nPrmcite Tiger I'll
Slruoal8.rnien tiloetebrngt ioIt ca,
l.550.00O &rcner. boorai 8rln0 o.
@iprhchc.o $4,000. @n 8Ierheo al
&1nhSf2mmmcr bar olere0e bepiIQet
SrrbioroQ til Suroat&bnren. Gam
INSTRUMENTATION 5pooe6e ! Gcbatte11,
n Oeu inNaalc6e NQionce ptl0e otiC
S.otsmoatGruH, at GroUct poo baoht
Surna. "a Haumnbaner me0iersr
AOrere ,Sc,rhcNNhronilu for Stater
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
Sinif Roloni.

SISforfere / l1nioerittetet / Gali.
Columbia omgaaes meb ben Blan at
Sunne en- icciaIiitiif &oIoni pna en- o
berthe. Gen 6eber 1aIcolm oe no
gigr $4,000 acreS. 9en er rig paa
&obber og etes at ct &ompani; men
Msutti en- bets agent, og ban trur paa
De iociafbemofratife 2Rrbpmme.
Gems @iere % De arbeioere, iom
foinrner, ifaI Dele llbbpttet, og ON to
aur mener ban, at bans fattiae
2anbsm9nb ital Htpe ielobiulpre.
Sngcn uber itrense Ifbolosmrno
fam faa Ibgang.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
gSiscpn fms SobafSmarfeo.
@boertpn. gis. pene Watfaoa.

Serietioen err MI tnotraaot meb Seninn
til 3cbdtsiorretntu9en, % paa be loiale
Rarfeoer fore9aar Tibet eler irtet, iom er
uRro at n9une Sptisberue gisr ineeuipr,.
belft G%nitreneelie Tor ct erbueroe be ajen'
pRreuoe iulaa &eitpurtier al Sioraarets
Gpltus, og meb 9lbre Iobat foresaar Der
heller insen SubeL
Grbeioet meo al sIBre Warterue fnrotae
for ben npe Guling bar bespnot. Sc unse
Rlanter / be iolu9te Seeo geos 1fpoer fro.
big Ser, % naar CmpIantuinseu ~bespnber
ON ct Bar Tigers 9ib. oil Der pore ct rtse.
li9t Sorradb al friite, irpotse 8lanter.
5prieuoelierue fra Splassbuiene uosipr.
be | iioite ll9e tun $40 8asier ener IS 8ogu.
laonin9er.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
Giere, iffe M9enter

The Burchard Hubert Investment Co. I ct.
&aul eier fit 9aHo % tan oerior ialae Bill
liaere eno 8ornpauier. Der orioer ~2iitins
Buftneis". Be bar /. Or. 10000 Gcres be-
ligaenbe / Gittiu Co.. Wtnn, % @aibburu
p9 Burnett Cos. @tscouiin. SIN Stps. sor
Soro, riqeIist Of 8ano, fortrinlis Gusnart.
nj fra $5. 0 til $500 pr. Gcre paa Iette Bill
taar. Selissenoe fra 80 til 70 Nil / noro-
oft for ct. Eaul.
grcuritpn paa bpilienicmbeit Dag, Eur
% &etur fro Ct. Raul $3.50. Sor nRr.
mere Splpsnin9er itriu til
.. 4. Hamre eIer Fred l.. Akers,
General-Agenter, DEBORAH, la.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
Syttenoe Mai.

SoriSen De alere0e n9pnte t7Oe
RatfeitItgbeOer fees Rorges SrtbeOS-
Dag at o9re feiret / Sarge, u. DAT,
boor ct ubmprfet 8rogrm meO
Gong, Wuitf, SplGsning % EaIer
bIep uofsrt; / @rattb JortS, boor en-
ppperlig 6eittaIe pna 9Sorif Hep boIbt
al 8rofesior Eingelitao; / Sergus
Sails, bpor SogiSrer u. 8rette ira
minneapolis talte babe paa @naeIif
% Rorif; / Cafe Ieills, Soma, boor
Baitor %. Salt @iertien lgeIeOeS
boIOt to GaIer, en- paa Rorif 90 en- paa
@ugsIf; / &ierIli alitb / Rinneopo.
rs, boor Senator Senrp 5. @iertien
tnlts.
t7Se Moi feitIigbolStes meo flor
9egeiItring / 8auIsbo. &ttiap Gountp,
@aibirgton. antaaet al ,Dettagere
arilaaes til 5000. Sampifi5e, iuI6-
Iaiteoe mcS @ieiter. fom ira Seattle,
Sacomu, @oerett % andre Steber oe0
Sun0et. GogenS SooebtdIer bar Bait.
9. 9. Salgnn ira 6ereus 6ans. an-
Sre GoIere bar Gnpofat 81. 5. 9uno
ira Seattle og 6. %. GImtien, Counts.
fdSierer / aitiap.. ~NeorOmpn6euas
Smrgforering" opItoeSe me0 "Sa, ri
elifer bette 2anbet" % Here andre
Sange. Beter Soerion oeflamereOe
"Eeric @jfen", og 8ormer SbomIe /
Worcnrc iortoIte poa en- moriom Wan,
Sc nogle Stubber ira Eorge. Bro.
2rtbenS ~9an0" ut0erboIOt msO Wtn-
lit.
s Stem Sope, 8. ., fetreSes Sen
17be Wtai mSer Den ioerIfe Sangfure.
ming Hinge Spea"s alripicier meo e,
G1te ifanOinapif 6eit. boori forloen
Norifc o8 SOenife ogiau Isre 0anife
NeItog. Ter bIco boISt SoIer al Son.
q. 8. Glen. gSoofut Inrttn Berg %
Reoatt6r StThnbI fra Siour Sails.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
2ts @nIoforn!

Iaugc Eat for ben pcre S~pSielsSasss
bog. S~uutsIproaere CT Iig 8ulSforu. 10
mere De 6liper perst % betragtet. bes
mere efimuer ee. Sen FOREIGNER en- itcr
Smi9tuiug. iSet ben tiniee er pasiense
tom en- IreSent imeIlem Serrer os
S~lrgtuiuae. - Sars 8. 9ducbaoe, So'
len Srpot. g;ctoria Co.. q. o. Canada.
gprttaser granbifabe; lager Saar;
belbreosr Smerte. Dr. Shcmns' @elees
trie OIL, SusbeLbntres'Ueinl<t
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
SeficuotaioreIte.

9eipeenoe til Snbremisfisusmpbst | ganbs
IS Stunt. oil ben 2bsn Suni bltpe af.
8iu big LIS % tom meb Ssn ON Ssrrsus
8eliignelie. g. s. Y ummebaL
Roe, 9. Sat, 22be Rtai 1908.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26

On Spn nf Ole Sroitao, Tom Dor |
Spb for Summit, g.. 8, bIep faitet
al Setter. "a ban faIbt, traf bans
SobeS en- Sten, iaa SierneTfonen gift
it,i. EeIeerammet flyer, at Der HE
bar noset Saob ON bans Se~lbrebelie.
@1ltten oor IA Iar.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
Spac.S aanbbpg. en- 81

Sogc'SaanbbDg. On RUllIIrF
fra NcrSen 2ose 5. 8. .. g., O..
8auI, Ttnn., bar u~oorbeibet en- int
teresiant os nptis Suanobn9 for
MeMemmerne meo Sortrptter at De
Rpuo, iom iiber 2ogens StifteIi2
bar prres Sens BrpiiSenter, og 6or.
tegneLie cuer Sens @ebIemmer ira
fsrite 8rrS og op til Cato, Seftet er
imuft uSitgret 90 eeraaSer aomiteen
iii al s@re. Zen beitob al S'Srr.
8. 3. Serpin, Wt. 0toe og u. u. SO.
len.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
9ecprab % Smegn.
Sen 2eoe gaoi 1908
SsHatten.

gsffutten.
gitp asiesior CHARLES WcgtoiterE
er frrbis nteo TN SfatteIigntns for
1908, % al hans Sitter fremeadr,
al ben inmIeSe gnffdt ioar belebcr
Ttu iii S34s77.33. On Then Re'
niftton piI FrSc Steo, ibct Scionter
o. SpISotererfer or fritagre for
Sfnt ifsIee 2oo.
90 erfeItr Nnrter lnncr fndleSes
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
@rSe beI,lttenes afboIbt / Ct. Better,

Hftitn.
RanSns aften opfsrte 1St. OLAF
Choral Union" aantoten: "Ge II
Somfrlter" al Mfreb 81. Saul. Secret
osiiitereSes al a mere befienote 90.
Ioiiter ira 81. 8niI og Wiunedpolis.
Secret Iebeoes al Brof. 6. q. Welbp.
StoIens R1hifIrreriuoe, msiis Rar.
tba Carton, ipiaeoe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
Eormcrc.

Strio efter 8ntalos coer @inneibeit
Traction engine % Separator. @atsrIOo
Sbreibius Ntabine Co., 8aterloo, Spua.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26

Tineic. -To 8utttlpfaler iSiBrne.
- bpsuinseu paa @aibinstou % 8ater
Street. s bet bebite Sorretriusstrps i
DEBORAH De tan leieS % opsreres iiammeu
ont puifes. Rou benpenoer fig ior nor.
mere Splpsutna til p. Sampipu, go. 10l
Gaft Slater st., 9eeorab. Soma. 40a2.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26

fri, og be TO f1nbe penoe Stnpnen
mob 3rno. Gct tog Dem to Doee at
fcnune md / SoDn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-14
Z. 9. v. SPECIAL.
Cotton Go!t Ratoa to the New Orleans
Reunion.

Cotton G3lt Ratca to the New Orleans
Reunion.
The Cotton Balt railroad will run a
special train frem Paragould. Ark,
10 New Orleans for the accocmmoda-
ton of those who may desire to at
tend the reunion Of the United Con-
federate Veterans at New Orleans
on May 10 to % inclusive. The rate
is Cne cent mile. The train will
leave Paragould at S:35 a. m. on
Sunday, May II, and arrive at the
Pine Bluff shops at 2:15 p. m, and
viii leave Pine Bluff at 3 p. m., and ar
rive at New Orleans at II a. m. Mon
day. The fare for the round trip
from the various points is as follows:
Paragould. $f0: Jonesboro, $9.7Q;
Fair Oaks, s970; Brinkely, s97o;
Clarendon. S9.7o; Stuttgart, $3.50;
Altaeimea $915; Pine Blu > $500;
Kineslan1, sS.90: Fofdyce, $500;
Camden. $500; Stephens $40; Me
Neil, $3.50; Waldo $500; Stamps,
%795; Louisville, $7.85.
Returning tickets will be good leav
ing New Orleans 10 and including
May q, 1903, and Will not require ex-
ecution.
Passengers from points not includ-
ed in the above schedule desiring to
join special train may use regular
trains to nearest station shown in
special schedule.
Passengers unable to take advan-
tage of special train may use train
No. of May IS, II and 1S.
For further information as to rates,
time of trains, etc, call on ticket
agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-14
historic ccotch Castle.

BarnboIgle castle in Scotland has
some interesting legends. There was
once a tdrony Of Barnbougle, and the
legend is that a strange apparition
made its appearance when baron
was about to die. This apparitiOn took
the form of a black man accCmpa MED
by feareome looking hound. Their
favoritc spot was jutting pieca Of
coast row called Hound point, after the
cog. - Il the black man, he sound
c0 the c1atn note Of the baron OF
Darnbougle upon bugle, The worn
storo IS Gf Barnbouble castle might re-
late L stirring story could they only
speaK-as, for instance, that Of a due.
said TO have been fought near it in
the sixteenth century. To prevent a
wider feud amCcg septs am clans, the
king could order two chiefs who had
a quarrel to decide it by Individual
combat This judicial duel on Barns.
bougle links is said TO have been the
last one of the sort that took place In
Scotland.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-14
TO C0NTRAG TORS.

Seael proposals for the constfuc-
sion Of the Sewers Of sewer district
10. ., of the City of Pine Bluff, Ark,
Wui be received by the board of COM
mis&ionorS of saId district at the Of
fice of the secretary of said board
in tie city of fine Bluff, Ark, until
y o'clock noon, on Wednesday, the
l0tI day Of June 1903
P1ons and specifications may be
seen ot the ONCE of the secretary,
or of J. II. IIaney, engineer, at Little
Rock, Ark.
No =Bia will be considered unless ac
companied by cash or a certified bank
check fer 81 080, subject to Forfeiture,
10 insure the good faith Of the bidder.
The bond for tho faithful perform
ance Of the contract will be III the
sun af $4,000
s. c. ALEXANDER, JR., Seey.
1872.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-14
FRISCO READER S.

Coloni5t rates to southwest. Home
seekers rates to southwest. Tickets
on sale twice month.
General assembly Presbyterian
church, Los Angeles, Cal, May 21-June
g
Grand Army of the Republic, San
Francisco Cal, August 1922.
National Association Master Plumb.
ers, San Francisco, Cal, May 1922.
One-way colonist rate, California
and the northwest, April I, June so.
Southern Baptist convention, Sayan-
nah, Ca, May IA.
National Educational association.
Boston, Mass, July clio.
National Conference Charities, At
lana, Ca, May C-12.
Baptist Young Peoples Union, At
lanta, Ca, July 912.
Write for full information j. n. Cor
natzar, Division Passenger Agent,
Memphis, Tenn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-14
Some Cool and
Healthy Spot

here the expended energy of a busy
Einter and Spring may be re-couped.
Eith our assistance, the choosing Of
Re place, (where to go), is now an
esy matter. 1t should be a place
here the air is light and dry and
Ssy to breathe; where there is good
ming and other sports; where seen
ka9t, actions abond, and where there
ke good hotels and first-class board
3 houses-in a word, where one may
ke it easy and enjoy the passing
krrs in comfort and at reasonable
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-14
GAMBLING IS A CRAZE.
Truth in Mrs. HcWe's Indictment G
Fashionable Society.


there is nothing q the spirit of sen
sa1ional Indictment in what Mrs. julia
Ward Howe las to say on the subJec
Of gambling among fashionable girls
It is calm and dispassionGte ant
founded, as seems clear, on Observa
tiCns which III HoWe's social posi-
tiOn enables her to make for herself
That she has abundant opportunit.
for seeing the extent to which play
may be carried every one knows, ant
thls, OF course, lends weight to Wha1
me says and secures attertion from
class which would treat with indiffer
ence such a statement from an out
s.Ger" Very humanly and very sweet
Iy does Mrs. Howe base her plea foi
a change or the assumption that feV
persons really are willing to acquire
cruel gains through another's losses
When they do this, Mrs. Howe seem:
to Imply, very Dramatically, it il!
through thoUghtlcssness, and all tha
such offenders against the law c
being kind" need is to realize tha.
of.ense there is. With just few real
i2ations CT this generous faith. publit
opinion will do the rest"--SoatlI
TRANSCRIPT.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-14
500 REWARD S4CG.

The readers ef tbs paper VIII be
pleased to learn that there is at#least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in al its stages,
and that is catarrh. Halls CatarTh
Cure is tie only positive cure now
Known to the medical fraternity. Ca
tarrh, being a constitutional disease,
requires a constitutional treatment.
H@lls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
naliy acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation Of
tie disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitu-
ion and assisting nature in doing
it's work The proprietors have so
much filth in it's curative powers
t5ey offer Cae Hundred Dollars
for any ease tat It f2ils to cure.
Send for list of testimonials.
Address T. ]. Cheney and company,
Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, 75c
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-14
DIRECTORS.

Nv. RI. Langrord, j. {. labe!l, w. 3.
Qexander, Wr,. J. Galbraith, Leo M
gndrews, John 2. speers, w. /. De
4oody, S. Y. T. Knox, .. S. BIuthen.
Nal, VIM. r. Radford, II. 2. Mccoy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-14
From the Most
Humble OF Positions

in life men have mounted upwards 70
success and affHenee,@ through tho
habit of spending less than they earn
ell. If you have the ambition 10 be-
come wealthy the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-14
The Bank Of
Pine Bluff

offers you way. Its financial stand
ing is unquestionod ard its officers
are always happy 10 welcome new
dcpositors.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-14
LITTLE ELiZABErH ADAMS
Wins in the Spelling Contest in Al
baaueraue. n. NJ. Schools.


buGuerque, ~ M, Schools.
The following item from the AIbu.
querque. n M journal-Domocrat
viii be read with interest by the many
friends Of little Elizabeth Adams.
daugntcr of Mr and Nj. J. ". Ad.
ans:
The final matcn in the spelling eon
lest thai has been Wascd Detwcpr
the several grades Of the city 2rannal
schools for the past few weeks came
off yesterday afternoon when the First
ward pupils went over to the Seeont
ward. and the visitors proceeded tC
wallop the visited in proper style. in
the first contest, While the Second
ward made it an even break by win
ning the second match. The whole
was interesting The fifth and siXt},
grades Of the First ward tackled
the same grades Of the Second ward
with disastrous results to the latter.
1 lAN SUI < 11OoNl i8l lll' IA - 90
when Gillette Cornish. Of t." First
ward, was declared winner afser tie
ing with Alma Anderson ON the some
what puzzHag word, 4SaIeratHs It
S net eve4y @rowuup who could spoil
re word correctly offband Then the
Third grade Of the Second ward Wof
faotn the third and fourth grades et
the First IN walk. with Elizabeth
Adans q tbe winner over al. Il was
an exciting contest thoashout and
tie stsdeaHs ere sHiefea because the
Ge8- contest las been aal'ad ofe by
#ee Superintendent Tte contests
HeEefes= VIII ~ Haae = feature e
t7.e sear5s,za,= ,=4esaa1 work nest yea
zsl#a zaa4a,aIea5 secs en- #the=aFf
ciaIa th8 ara ef# tae f1#t azseafiat=
Il tTa Foundation q 4 F5aea5a6# a3a-
cation il seed sneIing aa3#Ie IS ea
fa2 a.eaa - make - zHrae aeenE
Hnaea his dtee ten ess=.#.a1sz f.l#oT
tseafaT515F. even as aa9e=of tlatt
.ianTffatl.efs ere.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-14
Cc5qn Il on Shares.

@Ya-as, etar= % Charlie Gibbon
aud ave decided to grow mus.
tacec."
'lpdeed. Woll, you're doing first
rate with your half"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-14
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OFFICERS.

W. Il. Langford, President.
Nv. 3. Alexander, Vice-Prestdent.
RH. A. Mccoy, Secretary and Treas,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-14
Mr. the Good Old
5ufgsr11er Time

Not long now until the Substance Of
; Song becomes q Stern Reality to
) people of the Southwest; hence
is time to pick out
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-14

Take Ryan's Catarrhline for colds
and headaches It cures.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-14
~ e. y.7

=.esz.l3 Vaaa2IlSn1.
%.@azo s5,zszz s=6# Jolla Knox
a2'sa ia 1#=a street. I.6iHl0re, has
-. se=1aee3 5a4o an old book
sasa. Is feaa i1Htern & baiIdress-
e1s.= 5z51z15s f9aza. Hf5cer's. restaurant
ana t0H&cee-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-14
First Woman TcIeqrapher.

The FIRST woman telegraph operator
was Sarah c. Ra@loy of Lowell, Mass
f%2G
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-14

When you have made point, don't
weaken it by superfuous words.
Ice is about the only thing that is
T-tct it's cracked up to be.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-14
= ;. =. ..

8sl=:tt- 1T . soa gizEs}Es Of Hisea
as . musician.
NaoGit4-s sEaz.s 81 Ha5se doesn't
?naW= g era e eat music % beat a
a=5ras==3 ffaz
It's 80 e'eaa woman Hao Knows
..at U51h tie men tie thing that
azoafs is aot what they see. but what
sev aa4st aca
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-14
ARKANSAS PEOPLE
Interested in 100000 Mine D2al in i
New Mexico.


New Mexico.
Senator W A. Clark, of Montana.
who passed through here some time
AGO on his way to his Clarlzyflle c9a
mines mas many interests in New
Mexico, and many friends Whe viii
be interested to hear of his latest lis
@n&r21ial move L viii he remembers
ed thai q few weeks ago John Hay.
Hammond, the famous mining exRer5
Tor the Gug&enheims was in \lta-
queraue on his way to examine valu-
able properties in Mexico Resutn2
Developments are thus given in the
FL Paso News:
Senator w. \. Clark the million
aire copper and railroad magnate of
Montana, has made another big ven
ture in tie mining business. After Il
negotiation which has been on foot
for the past two years.=he has al
last secured fo1 his son. Charles Clark
the posses sion 6f The Rosario pGine OF
tho famous Guaa=aspa CaNe group.
The deal for the=propoFtEW close
1T San Francisco in a conference be
! tween tho Clark attorneys and tie
mine owners. This was held at the
residence Of young claNin san Fran
cisco.
It was stated II the tfma. tt1et the
aors.#of 6se Rosario were sticking
eat for g aa8n80 The #nffea#of the
property. which was finally aereod
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tfas concerned refused Il 1aa1e#
aais. #fha tagps q sole 4a2e=1a=.5z
= ninety days The ssliafs ="f .1a
IrraeeftF were F-fianHfa= j. Tile. of
J5et Worth. f8ta-.f. alfer5 g =f3Ha VI
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mn from Little Rock 3alz.=
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-14

Women jump at conclus1ons-partic
ularly tie conclusions Of novels.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-14
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-14

D. GT1Yes"
Road
II al
~ rX&

|rrs, direct, more Of such attractive
Inner vacation propositions than
other line in the southwest.
Drop lis a postal card upon the sub.
and be convinced.
A. A. GLISSON,
Reral Passenger Agent, Fort Worth.
ex.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-14

-CapiOus Williams was fined SG75
for disturbing the peace.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-14

Sold by druggists, 75c.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-06-25
CLOUDBURST ENCULFS A TOWN;
OVER 800 ARE SWEPT TO DEATH
RECORD OF RECENT STORM
AND FLOOD DISASTERS

May 2O-One killed and four injured in
Southern Indiana cyclone.
May 20-Two killed and one injured In
Texas cyclone.
May 31-Three killed and twelve injured
In three cyclones which swept Assaria, Ash
land, and Blaine. Kan.
May 22-Twenty-two killed In cyclone in
Clay County. Kansas.
May 22-Eleven killed and ten injured in
windstorms throughout Ohio. Indiana and
Nebraska.
May "a and 25-Ninetecn killed and twen-
ty injured in seven cyclones and tornadoes
in the Mississippi Valley. The storms were
general In Illinois, Iowa and Nebraska, and
caused inestimable loss of property.
May 25-One killed and damage Of $780,
600 caused by cyclone in Chicago.
May 26-Eighteen killed by cyclone which
wiped out town Of Elmo, Mo.
May 26-Six killed and eighteen Injured
by three tornadoes in Iowa; damage $780,
600. The storms extended to Southeastern
Nebraska. where damage was caused to the
amount Of 100000.
May 26Three killed at st. Joseph. Mich,
by tidal wave on Lake Michigan
May 2I-Four killed and six injured In
wind and rain storms at Logansport. Koko-
mo and Hammond, Ind: loss. 81 600 900.
May 21-Five hundred made homeless by
flood at Sioux City and Webster City, Iowa.
May 90 to June Seven dead and s.. .OOo,- :
900 loss at Des Moines on account Of flood.
May 80 to June 6-Eighty-two persons
dead as result OF flood at Topeka. Kan. !;
millions Of dollars loss (unestimated).
May 80 to June 6-Fifteen dead and thous-
ands homeless in flood at Kansas City, Mo-; (;
loss, millions (unestimated). Flood at Ar
mourdale caused loss estimated at $1,000
OOO
May 80 and 31-Miles Of country in South
eastern Nebraska inundated; damage, mil
lions (unestimated).
June lone hundred killed and damage
Of 100000 caused by cyclone at Gainesville.
Ga.
June Hannibal, NO., flood damage ST.
100000
June 2-Booneville, Mo-. flood damage g.
0OO. 900.
June to 8-Twenty lives lost and $780,
600 damage done by floods at Venice, Madi-
son, and Granite City, Ill.
June 3 to 6-Eleven killed and SIC. 0.00O, 600
damage by food Mt East st. Louis, Ill.
June Gone hundred killed, 500 homeless,
and damage Of So, SOC, 600 In flood at Pacolet.
Clifton, and Glendale, s. G.
June 6-Great property loss by cloudburst
and flood at Burton and Hundred, W. Va.
June 10-Seven dead and great property
loss caused by cloudburst ut Bisbee, Ariz-
June 15-Tbree hundred killed in the de-
struction Of the town Of Heppner, Ore, by
a cloudburst; property loss, 1,OOO 900.