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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-17
g(nerIei.

= Ser i'm Snoianerzg erritorium
uno i'm Hanbanble uiitenbe Blissarb
bat iib Bis bierber eritredt. ytun
baben mir i'm in milberer 5orm.
Vim W0ntag Nbeno ip1t fiel Der
thermometer nm 20 GRAB.
@omin u. Gampmann bean=
tragt i'm Diftrittaeriht Die Mufbebuna
ieiner Winoeridbrigfeit.
Nm ssreitag ipllen in Nu1tin
Die Mngeb0te fir Die grrihtung bes
@ebduoes fir oas Sngenieur<D epar=
ternent Der Staats> uniperlitdt errihs
tet meroen. Das @ebduoe rpiro etrua
fDiten. Die StaatSfaiie ift
ieoDd leer uno es beiBt, baB gol.
Us. Wradenrio9e BON San Mntonio
pteoer einlpringen unb Die Summe
pDrlhieBen miro.
Ser Staotrat pDn Seguin bat
NIT 6 gegen 4 Stimmen belhlDilen,
Die Quarantdne gegen San NntoniD
a~uf5ubeben.
Guf antrae Der ,5umane go
cietD" tuurbe 6. $. 8rice unter Der
Nnflage nerbaftet, iein &ino brutal
miBbanoelt uno nit benz gDoe be-
orDbt 81 baben. @eger Qeiifunq
elmer Biirgibaft BON $500 tuuroe er
wieoer in 5reibeit gelebt.
9ie BDnomaBl am 10. Oeaember
miro gegen Die Iusgabe BON $780,
900 entihieoen perben. gs aiebt
pihtere Saden gu tun, als cine
elettriihe Nnitalt gu bauen, nod oa=
gu. oa Der 8orteil elmer lolten niht
einleuhteno lit. Die untoIten Der
Wabl, bic fih auf einige 6unoert
Dollars belaufen, bdtten in anoerer
Weiie gut peruenbet tperbeu fDnnerl.
- Die 6erren Ner8te, bic Or.
Tabor bierber berief, baben uns tpie-
Der p~erlaiien unb mir iteben uieber
auf Demielben Sled. rpie porber.
= Zine 8ldrung Der Situation
bat bic ~8uiammentunft Der Nerate
pon auBerbalb nibt gebsaft. Wan
t0tlrte rtur aus ibren M%eu6erunoen
tpahrnebmen, oaB iie ben Berihten,
tpDnab bier nur % @elbfieberfaGe
norgetommen iein ioaen, feinen
@lauben ihenten. Sie m0aen fif
nleleibt ielbft iagen, oaB bieier paar
6due tDeger Or. labor Die Quaran=
tame nift erfldrt baben piiroe. lluo
BOD lit benz 70. Or. 9abor befiird,s
tete ieoenfaas cine epidemic, bic aber
ftiht eintrat uno nun Fam cr ben
Hldmea BON ben ereriffenen MaB-
reaeln nibt finoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-17
Hidt etmen gas tranf lettsenn!

SD ertranfte iebr ibtper an einem
Nierenleioen. SD per1uhte ale mDas
lthen Nrter BON Meoicin, aber feline
ei1l5ige oapDn Balf MIR. gines gaaes
tab i'd cine Nnseige BON Sbrem glecs
trte Uitters uno beifloB, bies su per=
lld9en. Naboem id, rur elm paar
DDlen oanDn genDmlrten batte, per=
lpirte ih bereits GrleiHteruna unb
balo oarauf mar if) ppuitGnoia qes
belt uro bin ieitbem mod niHt ruies
Der einen Tag frant aepeien. 0ad,z
barn pDn mir 1ino oaourh aebeilt
mDroeD bon Hbeumatismus, Weu=
ralgie, 4eber= uno Nierenleioen, uno
~augemeiner Shtu1fe". Das lit es.
mas .. s.. 8aB BON JremDnt, Sc.
g., ifreibt. Sur so Gents in ben
Mpotbeten bon s. &alteper & 6pns
un0 BON Moulph QreiS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-17
@tne eimfad1e Trage.
Sic Sitr8er o gan Nutpniu itlto
erftcbt, Dies ebrtisj sm be-
ntttiuprfen.

SIT ni6t oas @ort zines repraIen-
tattuen Burgers BON San MutDniD
iberaeugenoer, als Die 5~peifel5afte
NeuBeruna BON 9euteu, Die irgenouo
onoers in Der Qnion mDbnen? 2elet
btes:
Mrs. &amon Garcia, bic Srau
oeS SEQ. 206 Hebrasfa GtraBe mob
nenoen Ramon Garcia, iaet: Set
bier uoer iinf Sabren bate i'd mebr
Doer neniger Nterenleioen uno litt
on lbmabem Giiden. @enn id lduz
aere Belt aufreht itano, puroe mein
Huden 10 miioe uno ibmod1, oaB es
fltr MIDI i6mer mar, meine Nrbeiten
5u b%elor9en. Cine lleberQnItren=
gung oeri6limmerte ben Sdlners
unb menn ib mid erfdltete, oerihlu9
lth Die @rfaltung auf ben 8iiden uu6
ib lltt fiir6terlib. SD 6Drte, oaB
9oan's Nierens 8iaen bel Der 8erar
Drug 3d., Doer bel Jilher & Sprint
9al gu baben itno urb ib perIhoffte
mir cine S9ahtel oapon. Sit fpirf=
ten iofort uno ib fnblte midi oDn
benz erften Gage an. ND id tie na5m,
better. Die Biuen befeitieten ld(ieB=
lib Die G~ldenibmersen in raoifaler
Weile unb baber peiB ih, oaB tie
allies erflaen, mas 81 ibrer @mpfeb-
lung aeia9t miro"
@rbdltlih bel alien Droeuiteu.
Breis so Gents. Softer Wliaburn
60. in Buffalo, sc. g.. aueinige
Ngenten fir Die Ser. Staater.
SergeBt niht ben Namert 3 pan
uno accentirt fem Guhffitnt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-17
Gpesiat GgeurHome,,


Fiir 3anotdufer tuerben nah ben
ilelie1 3droereien BON Greer g0untn.
Otlnboma, uno nnberen Teifen bes
gr0Ben Sdoueftens BON benz EriScu.
Sgttei1 i'm WoDember uno December
nrrangirt.
Werlr Sbr reibes, ertraasfdbioes
Saro fiir elm Biertel Doer Elm 3ebn=
tel Deg Breifes faufen fupat, ben es
i'm Often unb Wproen foltet, 10 1T
Sud bier Die @eIeeenbeit eebuten.
Weger ndberer @inselbeiten uuo
lpe5iellen Giienbnbnraten tpenoet
guh iDfort an sc. g. 2empn
Setretdr beg Stnmigratiun Bureau
oes JriscosS pftems, ct. Souls. W2p.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-17
9one star bab i'd imner @elo!

Stets lpielt oaB eroSe Bortenlunnaie
SIM 9eben cine Goae.
Ser Menidl, tpie INNER er aueb feb
@reiit germ binein ms Sole.
Die 2plune beiBt, fuDbin id) lpah'
3un1al nocb gum Suartafe,
8reif nur hinein in's HDrtemDnneie
llnb cable, sable, sablel
Das @elo lit runb es rolt leidbt fort,
Shnel rutIbt es oureb bic Singer,
limb uni're 2aiten bier unb bort
Sic iperoen nieht geringer.
Ser Menldb, 1T er aub nod 10 Sdb',
8efDlgt ben &uf am meiiten:
@reif' nur binein ms HortemDnnaIe,
On bait lebt piel 81 leiiten.
SIS felt Der @interNpor Der Sir,
8erlprge bid nit &hblen,
Be5ohle beinen lIeberbieb'r,
Serbopple oeine SDblen.
Surb meme Seele aiebt Elm Neb'
1no 6riidt bic Stimmnng nie6er,
greif nur binein in's 8DrtemDnnaie,
So balt es trauria wieoer.
Ser 8anpf um's 0alein lit iebr i9fuer,
9as 2eben tit ie6r teuer,
Die ainoer foifen tdelib me9r
uno bDber pirb Die Steuer.
@enn ih ouf meinen 3ettel leb'
Ga la6bt eS mir e%ntae9en:
@reif' nur hinein ms 8Drtemonnaie,
9u hoit's ia b%ieiestpegen!
Ser @inter fommt, Der 6reuoe @lara
Strablt audi in leiner 6drte,
9as MGgolein gebt gu Spiel unb Cana,
Die SHUTTER liebt &Dn5erte;
Wan balt lib in Der &unft au fait,
9duft our. gbenterprDbe,
Ser 8ater greift ms HDrtemDnnaie
uno fault Die @aroerDbe.
unb audi Der 8eqer miro ieBt leer,
Man bat nichts mehr gu trinfen,
Srdnot GuarantGne nod 10 lebr
Mtan laBt ben Mut niht iinfen:
Befelt me grDBe Suantttdt
Conc Star, um au geniigen
uno greift birein ms 8Drtemonnaie
nno biesmal nit Sergniigen.
Spme Star, gu eoler @erfeniaft,
-9u 9abial aller 3eiten,
Oas beit'ren Sinn unb 6reuoe ld)aift,
Sen Jrobfinn tpiro berbreiten.
8enn ib tpas @utes pDr mir Jeff,
8ie ,aone Star 8ier" in Maiie,
Define i'd germ mein Yortemonnaie,
3dbf' ih nlrht meine Safe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-17
Sin 8ichele.lnfau

peruriadte cine ihmerslide 8unce
am 8ein BON S. 9. Orner in Tranfs
lin @roDe, ST.. gs bilbete Iih cine
nberaus bartnddiae @eidmulft, mel.
fe bier Sabre lang trob aQer ernitli=
den Bemibunaen nidt meid1en
pDllte. Damn fibrte aber Budleus
NrnicasS Sable cine pollitGnoige .6eis
lung bcrbei. Dieielbe lift ebenlu out
fir 8ranos uno 8rubmunoer, uie
9antauSifldge uno 6dinprrboioen.
Siir2 IS Gents in ben Npotbeten pon
S. &alteper uno Spn uro oon 90.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-17
Sat feime Mdtama pur Dem utter.

50 1T cine S9anoe, tuenn Die
Sugeno feine Ndtune tnebr Dor benz
Nlter bot. Nber gans bas @egens
tell gilt BON Or. Sings Wenen 2e-
benspiaen. Dieielben bereiten ben
&ranfbeiten elm @nbe, einerlei, mie
ldamer iie finb uno gang uhne &ad-
fiht auf ibr utter! @elbIubt, Ser
oauungsihwdde. 5ieber uno Sarts
leibigfeit, fie ollie meihen bieier boil
tommenen Biae. Sir IS Gents in
Der apotbefe BON $. &alteper & Son
unb BON Noolph DreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-17
Vine 0er(ir n;rh ho,;a4,

aus Berlin miro beridtet.
@alter aeiititous beitesgilo: Cine
Sfneelanoidaft i'm &ielenaebirae@.
tpeld]eS bon Der 2anoesfunit : Som
million einitimmig gum Nnfaufe fir
Die 9tatlonals 8auerie pDreeldlaaen
puroe, 1T com preuBiiden Rultus.
miniiter Or. StHbt oertuorfen rpprs
ben. Der Wtiniiter oermeioerte es.
oas gilo benz 8ptum 0es Roilers
opr5ulegen, neil aeiitifpru elmer Der
ssil9rer Der Seseiiion III ,uno oieie
ielbit an b66lter STEELE befnnntlih
nidt anertannt miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-17

Bie aug gbriitionia beridtet
miro, bat oas nDrmeeifhe Cabinet
leBt beldloheu, Die BON Dem u~erftpl.
ienen Wtiniiterium ausgearbeitete
Borla9e, melhe cine 8etuiQiaunq in
Der SDbe bon 1927 ZOO fir Die Res
prdlentation Norpeaens auf Der st.
souiler notwithstanding oorihldet.
suriidSu5ieben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-17
Observation-Disclosures.

syur Die Dienite BON SO. $. &eitj
Der Die Bidder unteriudte, peroeh
$4,000 CUR 3ahluns an9emieien.
6. Sefel & SDbne reiben lire Spr=
berung BON 1921 gegen Die Staot
elm. Das MngebDt BON $. Burton,
beauglih Der Nbtragung oes 0Iaels
in Der San BeorD Noenue miro abz
aenielen.
Nuoitur Sarnes beribtigt in elmer
Wttteilung eintoe Nngaben oes 81
perten, Scr. @eit, Die ipater utter
lubt meroen.
Sc miro benz syinansfomite iiberz
lalien, gu entlbeiben, in melder 3ei=
tuna Die 2tite Der riditdnoigen
Steuersoblec oerDHentliht weroen
foil.
Die &%eparatur Der Weit Sobnion
StraBe miro na1 Nngabe oes Snz
aenieurs &Dumanr 1897 foften.
SIN Sttpber muroen fir StraBenz
perbeGerunaen ausgeaeben: Sn Der
1. Waro 1852. rs; g., 1923. IA; g.,
$164.S5; a., $685.; s., $3349. 70;
g., 1927. 10; Z, 5000 s., $1,000.
Die ginfibruna ieparater Nbteile
fir aarbige in ben StraBenbabncars
miro biz gum Is. Wldrs 1904 oerz
lhuben. Die Sroinaua, mDourd)
Die S%traBenbabn : &ompaanie ses
5rpunger miro, fir Sbulfinoer
9idets gum balben Breile aussuae=
ben, miro an9enOmlfen.
Ourb Oroinana lpl bas g0ten
zines gieres in ben Dffentlihen Barfa
Doer auf Dem 6lufie bel Strafe per=
bDten meroen.
DEM Weit @no Sild= unb Sago=
Club wiro Die grlaubniB erteilt, au'
benz Welteno see au jagen.
Die SrotnanS burd fpelfe au'
ben 10. Deaember cine 8abl iibe,
Die Nusaabe BON 5000. 900 fir eint
ftdotiihe eleftrilde 2idtanltalt an:
qeoronet miro, puroe angenpmmer
Sour &irfpatrid itilnrnte oaeeeer
Das freie 0erutnlaufen BON Gtel
in Der 6. @arb, Dftlih oon Nel
8raunfels Iuenue, iol perbDtel
neroen.
Sir Die Wacaoamilirur,a Der Weit
hel 6traBe peroen 81, 400 bepil
li9t.
@lDdner beflaat iib. baB Die Z
Baro in 8esug auf StraBenuerbeiie
run9en 10 f6leht bebabt miro. Be
StraBen : GDmmiiidr erbdlt barauf
bin 8efebl, Die in Der Waro ange
Droneten Nrbeiten aussnfibren.
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Guf llnoeroaulibteit folot oe=
pobnlid geritDpfung. @ebrauAe
Or. @usuit &6nie's 0am6uraer
2ropfen uno gu ruirft in fnrser 3eit
ruieoer beraeiteltt iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-17

SDr 8atarrb muBt 9u Sid iorgiam
bitten, Der our Shpinblnrbt tuiro, an Der
bic Sngenb itirbt. ,Wenn Der 8urm
lhDn naget an ben 8liiten, tper 1T 9Dr,
au tpdbnen, baB er ME perbirbt?"-lagt
Shiner. 9ait Ou Did erfdltet, unb tritt
llnberbaulibfeit, &opffueh unb cine 8eibe
tueiterer 2eiben elm, 6eren zines INNER
bic uriahc bes an6eren 1T. 10 tpifie, baB
lid oieien nebeln burb ben @ebrauh Der
St. Bernard Ir1ufcrpillcn iid]er porbeus
ger ldBt. Sir 20 Gents BEL NpDtheteru
su baben.4
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-17

oSoro : JprmaIin" (Gimer &
mnteito) antiieptiides Mittel oeaen
granomunben, @unoen, Oaufauss
ld]lag ooer dbnlibe 2eiben. s. &.
. m OF, Nqent, 6ouftou. Teros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-17
Srief SiHe.
Ssrremsaiste:

ISM. Binder = 5reo 9eder 30. 8.
@tsfelo-8. 6orbtram-8 .@aTt-Nrthur
9ufader @iGie @loppen6od S. s.
8appner-Nu9. Giibn = Yaul Terner =
Nng. Gihter = 3. 6. Sdaeffer = 8ruuo
Sbpin-M, 3immermann : Robert u,
8urtel.
DnmensSife
9ulba 8ersitranb-0lrs 3. M. 1elber-
Sann9 ". 2oHttann Ma9eie Rod -
Wtotblloe 9riieer-M rs. 3. s. 86ppef-
gtarD Metnfe - Golabeqe Seieler = Qena
Seioemlann-grs. s. Sbif- MrS q. 5.
Sftntelot 5lora Sta6ier Bertha
Sbulb -8ertba @ebel.
A~usIdnotfde :.
Ssfar Stein-Iicolas 9orea.
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3n p%errauten: 8alt fur Sanltdtse
3pede, 25 Cts. per Barrel, IN Der r9eon
Slime Co.. @de Salaoo> nno San 9uiSs
Str. Reues 9elepbon As. 4fu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-17

Misoeriage Jar Die Statian Snip @pIonp g8eins
lno granoies aus gfi. Sonoma Gountp, Sal.
A9ent fir oep inppriirtea y6erro GuinnA Eft,
ers. oos aroHe Ylnt= 8iioGn1s=Wittei. 3,7,lnp
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SetrnrS= Smeinc.
5rqnt 6u9hes uno Mtattie Ntaher.
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! 9rinttiY ilienerI. 5laidenbier.
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n Erinft Gabinet. 6laitenbier.
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1nmensYihs

Osfar Stein Nicolas 3orsa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-17

not be cured by Halls Catarrh cure.
F. ]. CHENY & CO., Props, Toledo, O.
We, the Undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for the last fifteen years.
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and fnan-
cially able to carry out any obl!ga-
tions made by their firm.
WEST & TRUAX, Wholesale Drug
gsts, Toledo, 0.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARTIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all drug
gists. Testimonials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-17

Miss Helen Rosenburg is ILL
Horse and buggy for sale at Sam
Fies' livery stable.
]. w. Hartsfield, of Tyler, Tex, is
here today.
For bargains in furniture, see
Simpson and Webb.
A good assortment of lace curtains
at Simpson and Webbs.
Before buying furniture, get our
prices. Simpson and Webb.
-Tandy Brewer is out today lie
has been i'll for several days.
Look out for the big drawing at
the Brook Hill July 4. Holland and
Lampert.
-First-class sewing machines to
rent. See w. F. Brewer, at Simpson
and Webb's.
Before buying carpets, get our
prices, as we have good line. Simp
son and Webb.
On June the first. Eek. the up-to
date photographer, will close his gal
lery for the summer.
Needles and supplies for all makes
of sewing machines. See w. F. Brew
er, at Simpson and Webb's.
AL makes sewing machines re
paired and adjusted. Work guaran
teed See w. F. Brewer at Simpson
and Webb's.
James H. Trulock has for SALE
two mules, $75 cash. or one for $5t
and the other for $50; one 3 1-4-incS
wagon, good one, $25; one 34inch
wagon $50 Overstocked, Conn
quick.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-17
fies rream Didn't Come Out.

They had just returned from church,
and during lull in the conversation
he drew his chair a little nearer to ber
and said
q am about to ask you question Of
no little Importance. Are you pre-
pared for it?''
q am, she replied, bracing herself
for sometling that had long monUpo'
lized her most hopeful hopes.
"Will YOU" here his voice &C.
quired few hus!s and he drew q
breath anywhere from six to nine
inches long.
will you-er-accompany me to
the theater tomorrow eVening?' he
asked.
Her disappointment was something
fierce, but she saw the show just the
same.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-17
VALUABLE INFORMATION.

VALUABLE INFORMATION.
IF YOU WANT YOUR houses rent
ed to the best of tenants;
tF YOU WANT the rents collected;
AND iE YOU WANT your RENTS
PROMPTLY remitted, place your
property with us. We have lots in the
Park View Land company for sale on
easy terms, and, as an investment,
would suggest that it can not be ex-
celled. Loans on Real Estate and Com
meciaI Paper made on short notice.
lEITNER AND WE'LL,
1928 W. Barraque ST.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-17
+ BASEBALL NEWS. 4
+ + j. j. + + + + !. 1. + i. i. + + !

The travellers celebrated their fare
we'll appearance on the home grounds
! in ante-season games by taking third
game from Pine Bluff by score OF
I to 3. says the Little Rock Gazette
Pine Bluff had the unusual expert
! ence yesterday of leading for two
| innings of the game. Little Rock
| made one in the first, after Pine Bluff
had failed to score, and in the second
Pine Bluff piled up three. That was
| the blow-over, however. There was
! nothing more doing at all.
| In the fifth Little Rock added three
| runs, just enough to win, and then
! stopped.
Pine Bluff had large, well-formed
| chance to win the game at one time
yesterday. but she had a green boy
! catching for her, and he wiped the
! chance away He is Moore from Arka
delphia. He suffered from stage
fright. this being his first game with
professionals, but he can play better
had a hard game Of it and lost his
I head, making costly errors at critical
times. but with proper coaching he
can do much better.
In Brown, Pine Bluff has a pitchef
with all sorts of speed. who will be
valuable TO the team if he does not
pitch his head off He started off
yesterday like a four-time winner,
and caused some of Firms warriors tc
strain their backs in swiping at the
pall, but in the fifth inning he had tC
stop. as he wrenched his side in try
!! ing to send the ball over the plate as
| if it had been shot from an eight-inch
gun.
At the close of the first half of the
| fifth Hennenger was injured at sec
| ond. Clayton ran over to the bag
jumped up to catch the ball and Hen
| nenger slid, feet foremost. Clayton
| came down on Hennenger's left leg
! and the foot. Hennenger will hardly
| be able to play ball again for severa
| days. He is one of the fastest, if not
| the fastest, PLAYER in the Pine Bluff
team
| Guese went in to pitch the first three
| innings of yesterdays game, but af
ter the visitors beat three runs ou
| in the second he asked to pitch it all
and the request was granted. The
score shows how we'll he did Dat
Lynch did the catching. The old man:
| throwing arm is so good that he al
| but tossed the ball over the right fiel(
fence in trying to throw man on
at first, but later on he did the trick
Brun. who pitched for Pine Bluff
after Brown hurt himself, gave a
splendid exhibition.
The following is the score by in
nings:
Little Rock III 0 0 0 0 s
Pine Bluff ......o 0 o o 0 0 O.
Pine Blur will have the service
Of Baby Brown the coming season
as evidenced by the following clipping
from the New Orleans Times-Denz
c1at:
Pitcher Baby" Brown has beer
farmed to the Pine Bluff team of th
Cotton States league. George Blacl
burn the manager OF the Pine BLU
club, yesterday wired for Brown t
report at once New Orleans can haV
Brown at any time that he is needed
Judging from the way he had Shove
up in practice at Athletic park thi
spring another year in slower con
pany will put him in line for Souther
, league company.
y
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-17
Sixth and Chestnut
School

3O2 w. SIXTH AVENUE.
kindergarten and Grades I, z, 8, 4,
S, 6 and 7.
PRINCIPALS-Miss Callie Jones,
Mrs. M. C. Jones and Miss Mcbride.
ASSISTANTS-Mi Marion Larche,
Miss Nellie Sallee and Miss Joe
ANGEL.
MUSICAL DIRECTOR-Mr. M. D.
McNeill.
Children from four to six years OF
age do excellent kindergarten work.
Elocution and German are taught in
the higher grades.
Old phone sos.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-17
HOW'S THIS?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-17
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

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Pine Blur will have the services
Of Baby Brown the coming season,
as evidenced by the following clipping
from the New Orleans Times-Denie-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-22
NORTH DAKOTA 4 -; .~-.....;s
IMMUNE FLAX SEED
Prof. Bolley Believes He Can Breed
> a Variety of Flax for Flax
y: Sick Soil: =. =
Successful Experiments Made in the
Greenhouse: Of the N. Dakota
Agricultural College. ~ =
Special to ). The Journal,


Fargo: N D.; Jan. PINOT satisfied
with discovering the diseases Of flax and
their cure. Professor. II. L.. Bollev of
the North Dakota Agricultural college. has
been on a line of. Investigation for some
time to discover whether it is possible
to breed a strain Of flax that can grow
on flax Sick soil, breed that will resist
or be immune to the disease, which is
known asr::'faN,sWilt."
His first selections of seed fax for a
test Of this. matter We're made in 1900
The test proved that the seeds from some
fax will always produce wilt in any soil
and that the seed. from certain other
plants will not die Of disease when planted
upon healthy ground No sample Of seed
selected in. 1900 proved to be resistent
upon fax sick soil. but the selections in
1901 Jared better, and the planting tests
have given some very fire results -:
In the greenhouse at the North Oak ota
Agricultural college are twenty trial
boxes of these immune fax plants grow
ing upon thoroughly fax sick SOIL in
which common flax dies before one month
old from 1.-The seed. In these tests the
common samples of flax seed are planted
in the same boxes with the select OF
immune seeds. It is. thus certain the lat
ter possess some virtue mot possessed by
any Of the samples Of common fax which
! We're usedsas checks upon the test Mr..
Bolley says lit will take some time; to
learn whether such immunity will be per
manent. but that if it is. enough seed from
the immune flax to supply the entire
northwest can be grown in a short time
and the dreaded question of flax wilt will
be effectually overcome. .-.
The commercial value of Mr.. Bolley's
discovery. if found permanent, is start.
ling in>5its Importance. >:.-..s
Professor C. NJ. Hall Of tn. depart
| ment Of geology at the North Dakota Az.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-22
CITY AGAINST COMPANY
Electric Lighting Rates at New UIm c

to the Very Bone.
NEW ULM, MINN.-This city is getting
the cheapest lighting in the state, as far
as commercial lighting is concerned and
it all comes about through the city at
tempting to freeze OUT the private COM
pany Tne rate is 8 cents per / 900 watts
For ten years the city has been lighted
by an independent company and last year
ii Was voted to put in a municipal plant
On account of personal spite the part
of some Of the members of the council it
refused tozbuy:the old plant at any price,
thinking it would be an easy matter to
freeze it out ~
The old company continues to do bust
ness and is, gaining new customers every
day, and this has so aggravated the coun-
Gil that certain members have declared
they will remain on the COUNCIL until they
have bankruptcy y$the: old company. Those
who are nottsusing the electric light but
are paying taxes have made strong pro-
test and there is talk Of serving an in
junction against the: city restra lining it
from running the plant at the enormous
loss at which it is now operating. The
plant. which was to have cost 1000.
has more than doubled that amount and
the cost Of the coal for the month past
was above $500. The people are beginning
to feel they have a very expensive luxury
In the present council.
When Mrs. Jacob Brust entered her eel
lar from the outside she was startled to
find In the entrance the body of man
apparently dead She summoned a police
man and 1t was, discovered there was life
in the man and he was taken to the hos
pital where he has. partly recovered. It
Is supposed he crawled into the shelter
during the. severe cold of the night and
was chilled to yunconsciousness. - 3