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The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-05-28
HUMOROUS.

Jealousy. - eyes," said the actor.
starr the 9tragedien, is mad, hope
lessly mad f'Oserstudy a. asked the
Crittick. mo, it was his sundeFstudy
that made him mad. He mdsa bigger
hit fn4 The part than Starr SPhiladel-
phia Press. -: -
/, The Wayof '''1| would; iise to find
out how many idle men thhre:are in
town" "Weli, just start some labor
ers to digging sewer" "But they
won't be idle" NO; but every idle
mani town will stand .aropna H. and
watch them" Philadelphia Rsded.
Sure Sign of Foolishness. ssslkfiss
Withers-"I presume Mr.. Flipp ade
his usual weekly callHon4.. you1Alast
night e. t. Miss Callows!.asYe1, aid I
must Gay that He shx4dr d fool ofAim-
SELF" Miss wfthers z .'froposeh to
you, Richmond Dispatch,
Miss Dora Ito Maj. Putter, WHO is
[splsying an important match, and has
just lost his ball)-"Oh, major, dd&ome
and take your hprrid ball awaytrom
my little dog. He WON'T! let'me touch
| it, and I know he must be running his
teeth!"-Punch., =
e Accommodating May I a.kA you
for the loan OF; . dollar?" Certainly"
(After 9 pause}-"';Well, where f4.it7"
"Where is what?" 'Why, the dollar"
BLESSED if know. wish I diM-Td
divide with you Haven't got ex-
ira cigar in your clothes, have yoM?"-
hs3 gEsy ~ 1. asatat| s.laa. i n,.,
played in this town the people went
!! wild, remarked The comedia1: They
did the same when played" remarked
TIE y3dhg 1ady &f6 flows tfie Cqfnet.
I""Were they demanding that you Come
back?" "No; they were dematding
\ t tt1Aiir H heohty' oBk."-chicago Daily
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-05-28
TREES FOR FARMERS.
YfsY al tifiI ..aistilii4 si1teszsr, AZ. II, ssti;
Department Of Agriculture Distrib-
esaa q uti1gs Rare Varieties. i:q{
BIZ Z 5f:f. NJ IT IT .ftI' 4 = tf.Ii 4 ftf.fi
dFsDeeial Ehert to Eaco.raEe. the
Groyyins OF Nat Besrias Trees
-Ainsond IL Already Floar-
~ 4.<e iisktng In cati6ornia.E -Sf'-ft'' :

q Tie United States government has
Hniugurated q; new kind of gift ENTER
1prise. It's giving away trees, young
seedlings of improved varieties and is
starting in to distribute them broad
sGast over the country. A building in
1.-the rear, Of the; department OF agricul-
.ture has been set aside for the purpose,
with force Of men to pack the trees,
Some of which are simply tied in
bundles for mailing. while others=are
-fshipped with their roots Enclosed in
1lsmah tin cylinders. tfteGi*<ssss.ez..aE7.
.bsaSpecial attention is4paids TO anNt
ztrees, with a view ITO encouraging the
tseultivation of improved varieties of the
..pecan,y the Persian walnut, certain
other kinds Of valuable Walnuts from
Japan and the hazel nut. As for the
last named nut otherwise Known as
1.-the flbert), which does not seem to be
u ftilly appreciated in this country,
although greatly priced ID Europe, mo
bQgrafted seedlings are now ready. for
redistribution, though they ARE being
.aprppagated. High hopes are enter
Obtained for g. new species from Wash
sfsiiHpgton state that grows on a u, tree e.. GO
81 feet long. which. because the stem is
8 too slender to hold itself upright, runs
along the ground line like vine. The
eiAvine" bears pods, in each Of which are
found two 6lbefts I'd place of theas,ial
10 single one 1929 II 3s.4:.;as -is..-4
LastfalI tHbud wood''.of theyeritable
1slIundana almond was obtained for the
ts FIRST time from Spain, and before lo long
grated seedlings of this nnequaled
variety will be furnished to growers in
California. Almond growing is already
an Industry Of great Importance in
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-05-28

drug known that influences the disease the
pathology we'll understood it is cod
oil like remedies given build the tissues With
knowledge of pathology these medicines
peaed from Not long held in high favor
OF its we'll known antisepc and germde properties This
the Bronpton Chest hospital London and fla
reports given regard to its proportion
would temporarily least The
that enough cannot be taken the system
the bac soon troubles the digestion, and has other dis
eeabe effects that it has fallen into disfavor.
he medical opinion throughout the civilized world
persons prone take the disease those have
inherited disposition already affected and the ncpien
CAN BE CURED But only by exercise in the open
light and nutritious FOOD 'tH@2 's t4"
This treament curative that it strengthens the consu
ton strong healthy body necessary fight the disease and
eliminate the germs l-. ~ t+EtltlI@ =
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-05-28
NORTH 4AKQEA.NEMS
,efusrfs. g;itiatl
Case Of Suicide.

!. Coroner Macdonald of StutsmAn
county, held IN inquest ON the body
of Miss Florence Cysewki, who killed
herself an q Kensal hotel, and decid-
sedsi it was O clear case of suicide. 81,
The story of how she came to end
her life is we'll known in the Polish
settlement north of Jamestown,
where ner parents reside.
Her father is a stern man and ruled
his family in = severe manner. He
believed II to he his duty to select q
husband for his daughter, but this
view was not ahared Dy his daughter,
who loved Paul Luli, q farmer boy
residing in the settlement. Luli's suit
was opposed and when the. father
discovered q note from, Luli to. his
daughter she was punished. Shortly
afterward. she went to Kensal, where
abe secured work in hotel. M..
"A correspondence was kept up with
Luli. and sne, seemed to be fairly hap
Ply. Her last letter. an important
one, was written on May 3, but it was
not received by Luli until May ~, the
day before she killed herself. This
delay, resulting in no reply, is be-
1ieved by .Luli to have been. the rea-
son of her dependency. He would
have visited Kensal had: he received
the letter and the. tragedy would have
been averted.l. Overcome with grief
and believing that he no longer cared
for her, the girl poisoned herself. The
|.sWeethearts had planned to wed this
fall.:ss zt = rft;,ti.T.s- Isyr III, i. IN .t,,.
s.s f:;zzs. Violated Game. aLaws. ~. .''
l., State Game Warden Hale has just
secured the punishment of q resident
of .Pembinafa county for killing, a
moose. The animal crossed the rail-
road track. ten days ago about a mile
north of Glasston and was pursued
BY a party of Glasston men. 1t was
killed next morning by Rudolph Rad
ers abputi five miles from Glasston
and the carcass was. divided. Hale
was informed of the facts and caused
the arrest of Raiders, who entered q
plea of guilty and was fined $40 and
costs. The moose is supposed to
have, strayed from Roseau county. :.
ss.-'l>,,' : T,ou.,n.,tsi AdJusted. 70
| The Buford townsite matter has ct
last been adjusted by; an; order OF the
commissioner of the general land Of
| fee dated May 2. It provides ;fo1
filing a plat of the townsite and gives
the townsite men ninety days to
make entry for their lots. They will
have to pay SIPS an acre, It is prob.
able the opponents Of the townsite
scheme may make more trouble by
carrying the case up to the secretary
of the interior. but as all former rnl,
ings have been in favor Of the town.
site men, they, are not at all alarmed
over such a possibility.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-05-28
AtMMAA
Adventnres of D Gunboat.

naval fs5IsSs sRs ;stSEf.si2 sa! sis {s Ss
old United States gunboat Monocacy,
on the Asiatic station. vessel, Ii
side-wheel "double-ender," was sent
|T| !; |,: 9: !: 4;
Var on Corean pirates in 1871. The
next year she stuck fast in the Nud of
the Ya6efse river did femdfhsa there
90 yearads Hbenip 1900 dpsinH the
Boxer outbreak, she was hauled out
'&ild fehffed, a4id saftho6gf III object
.af:amusement. to foreign naval officers:
again proved her worth; for her light
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-05-28
SCHOOL AND CHURCH :.

s=-Bpt 2h per, cent. of the people of
Bulgaria are. Mpslemss gsaslf [ .
=:sP fominent citizens Oh Hamb,irgEare
scpssing the project of establishing
university in that city,. = .s,.,.a D..
The university at Foura = Bay, sierrs
ffif fes sasaSlH ba L
aess than 2o stYdents. 'l'i!:. ii:'i'.. l.!ill,
The railroad companies of this coun-
E|stry-gave= Hast the-support of
the 1917 railway departments OF the
9otSa. 7; ton
$4,000. =
The position of professor of forest
~ has been created at the University
of Michigan, Il nd AFilibeft Roth, of the
bAHeaNef.fgfestry of the United States
agsq ltar1f ,dehartmenA has Beena Up:
pointed to the professorship.
The Bible is now widely read fl In
dia. AT Singapore it is stated the Brit
ish and Foreign Bible society wifi. Sell
the Scriptures in over IS languages
and a}alhtt& THE, Bible ;hatte.ss :been
translated into 66 Of the languages
and dialects of Africa!h .sS;ti M s'lt III
The Presbyterian, chu.ehl Of Chey,
enne, Wyo., has bought Gospel wag.
on for the usef 81 IF tffie pastor at large
and the ,sund ays school missionary OF
the xtafe,;that ,tKey may penetrate into
the interior, OF. the S6pntry..: The mem
belrsrfip Of GIG Church has doubled in
21z years.
aAsaea6 aAsdsHs'atIpss gkssatly ssat
tea. sxas following example
in arithmetic: "If one horse can run
F>Ip2stjV e1e Ripute< aR@ 1Rp&scoR1s
and another in two minutes, how fa1
would the first horse be ahead hnf a
match rae, offYos' nilhfs? Z. A. 4 scholar
s ;ass'; horse jM:4}GllEl3gllfIIs to do
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-05-28

=
her trim, energetic figure, sss busting
about the PLATFORM !fsfsf S4.sf} Is
4: Her position las a station agent is
unique, and. interest in her work be-
comes. personal when it is. known that
she is only g years old, and q widow,
who is working to support : toddlilg
baby! of two: - 1.'';' ''-s' s55e : i :
r. IN the year that she has been agent
Mrs. Gumprechti has inaugarated q
new regime, and the; villagers who for
jmerly found. the station a,conyenient
loafing place. have been forced to, seek
g. haven elsewhere. Men, inclined to
hang; around are peremptorily ordered
of, and it has come to be pretty gem
orally understood in the community
that The agent Isl to- be obeyed.i She
Keeps watchful eye out, Zoo, for
children, and never allows themto play
about the station or the tracks, Her
own: baby is kept safely satsher home,
mile distant.
~ Unlike many Widows Mrs. Gum,
precht did not get her position by be-
coming the successor of her husband
in the place, but was led to apply for
It through the belief that E shs1lTasf ON.
Atent, and the knowlsdhat the
male agent, disgruntl ls1bdlt 10
depart. She iefPaid so aasA for
h~s>,serv;ceS II. ..sas 4
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-05-28
Observation-Disclosures,
As4u...>s 1t ...s. A.psrfeAe ee--
Railway Station,
.sfilss ~ s9agf.

Railway 6tattOn.
III 1919. ~ Ss11gi
Young, slender and distinctly fem.
mime in manners and speech, who
would SUSPECT lhsrsof being Prtass 'iiiais-
tress in the art of baggage singing?
Yet1thatFikexacayhe rspsfiattys And
she combines with it the care of .
railway stations, and, flls the position
to the satisfaction of the road and its
patrons.
III Her name is Mrs. Anna, G umpreEht,
and she is, to be seen any day at Glen
dale. Z. /, less than. so miles from
New York J 's city From seven in. the
morning until seven at night she, is
kept busy, and travellers over the road
are quite accustomed to the sight OF
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-05-28
lnnmlarants Arrested

A party otcnineteen Russian imlmi-
grants were arrested in Grand Forks.
They were en- route west. and were
ARRESTED for entering the United
States without submitting to the
usual. examination, and ON the arrival
.of S. A. G. Duddleston,, representing
the United States Iimmigration' bu-
reau at Montreal, from where the or
der to detain canle. They are affect:
ed with trachoma, an. infectious dis
ease Of the eyes, and will probably be
deDorted, H.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-05-28

- Exercise in the open air and sunlight are the
best preventives OF consumption. Continental coun
tries are expendng vast Of money in fitting up
open-air hospitals where patients can be7kept under
efficient control #s - ( - S &
- King Edward has received a donation of
fAoooeoo to aid in arrestng the spread of tuber
culosis With this fund he plans to construct hos
pitfalls where science and nature will wage war
against the disease. #
Medicines, as such, have proved Of little value.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-05-28
eRoHl5AHpzgA NEGRO COLONY.
Remarkable Progress Of Calhoun
~,-.. School ana. Settlement ~
s'-'' s'-"' L0wndes County, Ala. .

At lantern talk given redkntly
in this city, says the New York Post,
Aey; Pitt R|aiegaa9 n 9sia:d|R,l the he
Illustrating s4bs %llrlmafk hhl grpwth
of negro community which CatR oun
There e are IS families in sthi.
group, ana five aa4afe miles of plan
; t r. = country :: haze b \ hes9 REqkee up
into 50-acre firms. The negroes have
paid SIS, GOO: son-the- land during tho
gass yl1 ySsEs: sRSsjRs - g. t ans
4sss i az ~ Etg.s'sa P: y;
ts%'|Y IT, asgs faaR r. f. s sss
|eeanHet ssXe. 4 gHMEE7 ~
b "Calheun id. a scanh qpf0p4of arm
sas ~ a eaba sgR9G| 1R& g Fe in
Ea othssIfS Sods here
these four things are being Amet cam
EtEcS4s 41aasa H4ACI.
Good farms and homes within Pund
Sf schoel and eha1sH ksn na1 its
se s!ss,hs5.ns. lsi,lk' H. a b.. esu.
cation, to over 300 students, it I'd ches
about 500 more annually III the hblic
schools through its graduated and
stud9ents, GIN its ,papaAryt the1 are
$4,000 negro children aqf -Gahpol age:
one IN four goes IL SCHOOL, here
are 1000 white. stM1dreh 0ne II two
goes to stffoUES Cafh6dh isawd king
On Hampton ind tFaRsgse6ne| It's
speeuliarity is that t,goznbihes hool
and. SET element \ III e.,He s eyer
'schooi recently established by Each-
rtrs college, of cofumfbiia univ{ fsity.
sIts, Sea{nty gtontatd1 a1hQ1 NJ roes
land $500 Jsfites hY tf1 lliet cnsus.
and wasE selected .fprseG alhounN ex-
erimnen1t by Booker Washingte4 be-
cause Is was, the PiacKest cpuIay in
Alaaba1na.. l'sisoo nhfhgrrK awhile IS man
helped astart titeh1snd movemet BY
yelling his loWha plantation, al ne
. xtill ssnpsrintsnds tbs kpying 81 Ind :
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-05-28

.y7fJ o5 5fESaaH 41aIs Fine SKIM. -
Bf1srheohp,neuaHf &eunuda are foteds
for their fine complexions. This is.
partly accounted for by the fad4 that
Hey eat plentifully of onions. sf.'.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-05-28
,;,t :. poisoned .hy mistake.

landlord z. J.: Smith, Of Isl.
Thomass,; had narrow escape Fl om
death by taking q: mixture of strych--
nine, thinking that it was brdmo
settler. 1t appears that he visited o
drug store and asked for; the. settler,
which was, placed on the counter In
picking up the dose a bottle ut
stryehnine: was taken Up instead, and
only the prompt work Ola physician
saved the. hotei,mui1'g life. '':Assit was
he was in a.: serious, eo 94p ititYT for
some time. ffl,.Eiti,;, ..u,i ~. .;r.,,..... ~
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-05-28

self. Mr. Barley had ,a SIP been.
gomha .Is dsrY a for f. ',''9
Plans are abeingamade tor ia: $l4 900
school building at Dickinson 80
|'&:Ransom county will spend about
5000 ah,lsH "a llIim,har: !.
>. The Fairview farm near WjRds
mere her. has: Experimental with tcc4rn Tor
the past -sffteE: :,,;aafs, and will plaut
1900 acres this season, s..s,,.i,..4 s.ei
fs5The new law attaching ,.norgantzsd,
territory Is WESTERLY tt IL IT,
dlcial pui,Roses has. ehanged the place
Of trial'of several rcasest ,st.,ssah 10
"A child at Jamestown got got 4 *rohgh
I piece of bone lodgedisinr itsa'thr| oaatt,;
f the ef{s tat d'ea sdo %'s affer
ddipSeirration.rna.y III! .E;7tsf, l:si sossaI r.
Game ee5tWt arden Hale T. ;uint3l dis
I tfnctls understood that he will HAZE see
hna moose hunting oiif Of seasGG1 III III
I the part OF. the. state.1oYsr Which he
has Jurisdiction. seits7 u '.ls'ssn'A r. T..
.seNellie. Hargraxe.tazgi girl. horse thief,
T T}Hkb SfRt f t ths GsfPfH }4 Spool rom
+ III Some new settlers, south. of tMandan
have been bound over to the district
|.cohrtaonu q charge of setting prairie
freS..firfsf LIS: .ss.=s;; i: a:is...:i E.sGI
T States Attorney Campbslls has been
active il: getting after : yiolators of
the prohibitionrlau. ss,rs,,,; s,s4EI 4
f., FraniIk aEcklandI i! dead at'.5ths ;pea-
tonessi hospitals;in Grand FORKS as
the result Of, q friptured blood vessel
caused by g scuAae ii. East Grand
Forks. He leaves q wife and one
child. He made . dying request that
the man he was j ;se'1ff'ins with be not
= John .Russ.ll. .ged L. 10 years ~ son Of
Section Foreman Russell, ofothe Soo;
at. Minos had one ARMAND leg crush =.
ed under q car in the yards at Nffnot,
dying from the injuries six" hours
Michigan City has . lacrosse team,
and there is great interest out there
| in this game, in which the sopportuni-
ties for murder are almost. equal to
1.those Of football. - .tes.:.sI 49,. IL =;
| During the high wind of last week
the l:;corrafs Of j., S.. Green, Of Nam
dan, were burned, the fire starting,
as is supposed, from aspark from an
engine. :H -s ..s,s:,.:' g . Z: 80, d Z
* sensation x MS; ti has been created by
Ethei arrest sof Peter and Ed Olson,
Jake sGrossman, Adam. tBo1linger, D.
Presseler and. William Higgins, at
Medina, charged with selling liquor
Illegally, All are prominent business
''-<>s' = ''''' 3 ~ :,
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-05-28

F129EfN6o8ng Ladies I'm Scarlet -;
TSThe mourning color for unmarried
women in Brazil is scarlet, a4{ the
young ladieslo quite gayin4t.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-05-28

}yt !! F%5sxs 5ge 4',s.34fiaafaR ri
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-05-28
III ~. News In rlefs,

Ataves harley, farmer living Il
miles northeast of shley shot Him
self. MI. Barley had ,anpafen taN bee!
somewhat defpngsa for. seyeralzdhya
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-13

Annual Arkansas state convention
ma Is. Y. P. u, Helena, Ark, Noyem-
'er 10 to 90. For this occasion the
iroh Mountain will sell tickets to
helena and return at one firstc lass
'are 1or the round trip. Dates of sale.
november 16 to IS; final return limit
OF November "a.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-13
WISH FOR FEATHERSES.
Sultanas Are Poor Writers, but Stick
to Their Suhiec

oultanaS are FbOT writers, out StfCk
TO Their Subject
The ladies Of the Levant are not
afflicted with cacoetbes seribendi
They do rot wGrry the book reviewer
Tney seldom write letter, and If
they do the style is naive. ard shey re-
kard techniqne-SFelline. for example
as a purely private enter pIi.e
Here is one from the Imperial
rer2 clio with an autobiograrhi basis
that defes even a Dutch cOlnhle ntatc--
1t is from a sultana to her cumn1s
sioner.
"Constantt 1ople- My Nchla Friend:
Here are the featherses sent. My
soul, my noble friend are the e no
other featherses leaved in the shop
besides these featherses? And these
featherses remains, ard these tSath.
erses are s!klv. They ..te dea Who
buys dhesos? And, my noble friend
we want noat from Yourself Tnose
you brot last tim were beautiful. We
had searched. My soul, want feath-
erseS Again of those featherses. Ir
kalada there is plenty of feather
Whatever beer Only want beautiful
featherses want feathersea of every
desolation tomorrow
Though frank. the lady is cautious.
ana only signs h-:self You Know
Who"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-13
NEW TIME TABLE.

North, No. 2, Arrive Pine Bluff at
ITO p. m; arrive st. Louis 7:12
a. m.
North, No 4, Arrive Pine Bluff al
1:55 a. M; arrive at st. Louis 6:56
p. m.
North, No. 80, Leave Pine Bluff at
4:30 p M; arrive at Little Rock Z
p. m.
South, No. /, Leave st. LOUIS at
9:45 p. M; leave Pine Bluff at 3:
. p. m.
South No. 8, Leave st. Louis at
S56 a. M; leave Pine Bluff 2:O5 a. m.
South, Nc. 81, Leave Little Rock
at sos a. m.: arrive at Pine Bluff
1926 a. m.
J. M. DICKEY. Agent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-13

Special OneWay Rates to the West
dates of sale. September IS 10 No
Vehber 30, 1903. helena and Butte,
Mont, S31.5o; Ogden am Salt Lake,
C1ah, $50; Spokane, Was. fcHH,; Port
and Tacoma and Seattle, $3.50. Cor
eespondlngly low rates to all other
points in this territory.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-13
THE SMALL BOYS LONGING.
Part Of the Show That Was WoefuIy
OiGapno mt 10.

Little Wll!ie's father took him to
the show. 1t was a variety show end
ing with sketch called The African
Belle in which, after missionary
aad been bound te stake by lot of
dancing savages. he is rescued by the
ciaess daughter after the manner of
Capt. lChn Smith. This last part of
the show Willie's fathe, thought
wa&d please the boy immensely; but
tie sen and heir fell into a state of
&,acm at It's close. On the way home
tic fond parert inquired: Willie,
;'is}n you like the part where all the
<ay"ees come out ?" NO replied
Willie with a sigh. "Me and the other
boys play thet When you pay to sc
20 show I should think they might
III tie missic,nary''
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-13
PAINTING OF GREAT VALUE.
Old Canvas, the Work of Gainsbor
ouch. Brings Small Fortune,

ough. Brings Small Fortune,
The other day in London there was
out I'D for ale in an art room por-
traint of a lady in white muslin
dress with yellow trimming, by Cams
borough, Oh canvas so by 25 inches,
an awfai looking wreck, covered with
dirty varnish and having two large
noles in tna canvas-as unprepossess-
ing an object as ever came out OF
ag-and-bone shop. This picture, 1ne
property Of an old lady at WoTthlns,
had been hawked about for some
time, the owner being anxious TO
-ealize $25 on It, but ro one apparent
ly wanted it. and it was taken to the
art room, where its merits We're dis'
covered. When put up fer sac ii
started at $1,000, which in couple
of seconds had reached SIS 600 and N
less than a minute it was knocked
down to a purchaser for $4,000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-13

Grand Royal Arch Masons Annual
Convocation, Little Rock, November
lb-l9-One and one-third fare for the
round trip on the certificate plan.
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Fall Carnival.

Little Rock, Ark, Nov. 9th-1 4th,
1903 For the above occasion the
following round trip rates and ar
angements are authorized to Little
Rock Rate: one fare plus fifty cents
for Il e round trip Dates # sale; No
VENT sr Sth 9th, 10th, 18th, 18th
and l4th. Return limit; November
17tL 1903.
S. NJ. DICkEY. Agent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-13
Girl an Excellent Athlete,

Miss Agnes S. Wood, the champion
basket ball player and all-aIound ath.
lete of Vassar college, has beaten the
girls record at running and almost
elualed that of men, despite the fact
that her gait was somewhat impeded
by rather cumbrous costume. She
does not allow athletics to interfere
with her studies and will graduate
rear the heo' ~ her class
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-13

s,.e,al one.way, second-elass colon
,.... rates to the Northwest-Rates
arranoements outlined below will
govern il the sale OF one-waE' second
class colonist tickets to destinations
.hown snd to intermediate points ef-
fected. Rates, Pine Bluff to Billings
Mont s29.e5; Hinsdale, Livingston
,ooor cinnabar. Helena, Butte, Mis-
soula Anaconda, Mont, 1920; spo-
kane Wash. $347o; Portland, Ash
land Astoria, Ore, Tacoma, Wash,
Victoria Vancouver, B. c., $372o.
Route only via St. Paul and the Great
Northern railway, using rate so quot
ed. Dates of sale, Daily. September
Is to November 80. 1908, inclusive.