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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-18

ice of Tracy MiIIs ana aay Your ha.-
aEce.
Tire Monroe teams new uniforms
have arrived and are now on exhlbi-
tion q Manager Hunts pool and bill
Hard room. They are dark green with
red trimmings and are very attractive
and are built for service. The team
reports in Monroe one week from to-
day. Manager Hunt leaves Friday
morning for ST. Louis where the team
will meet and leaves ST. Louis Sunday
night in company with the st. Paul
club as far as Little Rock. where st.
Paul will practice till Saturday March
rs. and will meet the locals for the
first game in the new park, Work
will be rushed on the grounds if wealth
er permits and it will be a case Of
hustle from now on.-Monroe Star.
Il intend to have my ball players
here the early part Gf this week. said
Captain Billy Earle. of the Vicksburg
team today. but the bad spell Of
weather We have had during the past
week has rendered it necessary tha:
the plans be altered. If the weather
should clear up the men will be on
hand the coming Monday, otherwise
their arrival will be deferred. The
present ball park is in bad condition
just at present and ii will take weeks
good weather to enable some needed
work to be done in order that It may
be put i'll proper shape 10 play. ! am
most anxious to get the youngest ers
here and begin playing at once. and
just Is soon as the weather gives us
chance the players will BEGIN put
ting in their appearance. On the
Nieksburg team this year there will
he number of youngsters. and want
all the time between now and the
opening of the season 10 break them
in properly. Some of them, while
Icing eNeeIIen1 players kaVo bat lit
tie experience With professional teams
ana there is a good deal for them to
learn before linise NJ fer TIE league
season. 4 3WcEer. tho 0tfer teams in
tie 1eagl.e are net getting ahead of rs
the rains have been general and while
some OF the players of tie other teams
have reported they have not been able
to do single bit OF playing. n my
bunch of Youngsters there is eoin& to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-18

are invited 10 write letters and longer
articles about the locality in which
they live in the southwest.
The territory includes Arkansas, Ar
iZona, Indian Territory, Louisiana, Ok
lahoma, Southern Missouri, New Mexi-
co, Oklahoma and Texas
Premiums that make it an object
are offered, a set for each state and
territory. Full particulars of the con-
ditions of the contest, and list of the
prizes and awards will be sent upon ap
plicatiOn to
J. w. STEELE,
Commissioner, Colonization Agency,
Southwestern Lines, Columbia
Theater Building, st. Louis, Mo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-18
70 ADVERTISE THE
GREAT SOUTHWEST

Farmers. farmers wives and daught-
ors, school teachers, doctors, clergy
n!en, merchants in the smaller towns,
any citizen who has something to say,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-18
REMOVAL NOTICE.

1t is with pleasure that we announce
to our patrons and friends and to the
public generally, that we will occupy
our new home over the Citizens Bank,
after March 2, 1903.
James Practical Business College.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-18

There is nothing to it: the Natchez
Indians are shaping UP in Champion
III form, and he "ooil&etsa go after
10 ha. iilo tcn-tirae winners If the
same boNs llaG performed the stunts
before s. wi" crowd during the
administration Of Captain Comiskey
and his pennant winning Browns, they
would exclaiin: "rhose boys are the
onlies, on the earth. and they know
their business
They go after the ball lust as it
leaves tie bat an7 they are as quick
as lightning Caulkins covers third
in just the same style as "Muggsy''
McGraw played the base AS for chas-
ing and capturing the sky scrapers
Aashford is it His judgment is
excellent and he takes j:erything
that goes to his territory.
Pitchers Killien. Boyle and Degaris
have not turned themselves loose as
vet. bNt the 'preiminaries" show that
they know how to handle the ball.
"Old Dad Gettinger the man who
got under the balls that saved games
for NatcheZ and who soused the pig
skin when the "souse" was wanted,
will report today.
President Bulls OF the Natchez
street railway company. has taken adj
vantage of the first clear day to put
the grounds in shape. Twenty-Five
men We're sent out yesterday and they
will !la ratained on the york until
everything is completed. The grGun1s
will he plowed. narrowed and rolled 50
that the diamond Will be as smooth as
a billiard table.-Netchez Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-18

be some away off. Its going to be
heavyweight club. the team will ay
erago 115 pounds to The man, in fact
| an going 10 be one of the little men.
ahcHt Hiiolang. Yes. there was some
douhl ttat be would moi show up
The lads father was averse TO his
sons going away from home and play
ing With a professional team, but !
think matters can he arranged. Brett
a8g is said to he one Of the speediest
ef Youngsters. With Il 9ood f5.ttlre as a
pitcher
For some time past Captain Earle S
ankle has been giving him some trout
bic, and he fears that it may give
him some annoyance tie coming sea-
Ell. II tie istiog- aaf5 ef lasst soa5an
Captain lsaiie severely si23=ajao3 ;eiz.
ankle anG some of the liga4eIt3 have
not yet @ot back To their normal cets-
dition He expects wnon fe COTS in
training his ankle will trouble him
less, and that is another reason why
he is 1esirious for Tie preliminary
work to start up.
Eammcrt's friends here arc al more
than glad that he has decided tG ole.
with NicSsbnrg the coming season
The hitch over the signing ot the cor
tract is said to be due to Hammert's S
unwillingneSs to sign tae reserve
clause. Bammert wanted to be free,
SO that, if any offered. he could accept
I hertor position. Last season Bob
peNGer wanted Bs.nl.nert badly and
nie9 to get him. b''l for some reason
the deal on foot fell through. Ponder
is quoted as saying that had Bammeft
been With Baton Rouge the I.ouisian-
ians would have walked away with TIE
pennant-Nicksbur Post.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-18

j. D. Currie, Of Rives, is in the CITY
today.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-01

Ole umdneIi6 9 ii b
Der Welt lit bic Der grpBen Oper in
PariS. sic miBt 100 SUB in Der
8reite, 200 SUB in Der Siefe unb Sc
Sui in Der !6Dbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-01
fansf AlcthoSfn.
Sic strt. wie etn tiihtiaer 9~afdemoieb felt
,,6ej@att" betreibt.

Sic strt. wie etn tihtiaer aatAenoieb tein
.,6eidatt" betreibt.
Der burb tnterefante 0erDffents
it3unsen aus bem 9ebiet Der prafs
ti5ten &riminoliiiif befannt 9erporbene
Profehor fir Oiterrei1ii6es StrafreGt
OIL Der beutf9en llniberlttGt in prag
Or. Sans GjrpB bat Dol &uraem einen
v2eitfaben fir Seamte bes YpliSet>
unb Si6erbeitsbienites" beraussese>
Cen. Gem Ibi9nitt nStebitabl" ents
nebHen mir bic nahfolgenOen 8emers
fungen Des Iutors iiber Sal6enbiebz
ita9l: Sus 4euBere pes eGten Suidens
Siebes lit itets beaei6neno, er iiebt bic
Der, ~anltdntia pielei6t ipgar elegant
aus. benn bat er Das Mnieben zines be-
Oentliden Meni6en. 10 fiirdbtet Sc
hermann feline NGbe uno er tommt gu
feinem RI @efhaft." 8eiter bat er Der
bdltntbmdbis poblgepflegte. ourd feline
arbeit sebdrtete, lanse, iGmale Sdnbe.
bic meiftens bur9 Sett, 8aieline, @lpz
cerin unb bergleifen pei6 uno sez
f1meibig er5alten pcrben. Senn bat
ct feline iol1en Sdnbe, 10 muB er iia
einem anberen Geperbe aupenDen, er
taust ni9t gum Safdenhieb. Sn Ger
Gegel fGat au9 auf, baB an ieinen
9dnben Der Mittelfinger nt9t t~peient@
lid lGnser lit ais Die opet bena4bars
ten Singer (Seigez uno &in9finger).
Sies brau9t er beim rS6eeremaz
den." Man fast, boB erfabrene So
f6enbiebe einem WnfGnger MIR bann
gu ibrem gelperbe ,atben, lpenn er
9Gnbe BON Der senannten Sei6offenz
beit beiibt. SIT man i'm 3peifel, OBJ
Elm GerDdGtiger Elm Sai6enbieb tit
ooer ni6t, 10 u6te man auf Die Nus
bilDuns ieiner linten 9ano: lit er Elm
rEi9tiser," 70 fam er Die linte 10 be-
niiben pie bic rsdte; er tit tein n2intss
bdnber," 5onDern bas, mas Der 2atsiner
etnen Mmbsterter nannte, Elm MenI6,
Der ipsuiasen apet re6te !9Gnoe bat,
benin er tann es iid bdufig nidt aus
iuGen, bon pelder Seite er li6 Dem
Spfer naben miro, unb mub baher
beioe 9dnbe gleia ausse6iloet BADEN.
ga bies getpDbnlid nidt lei6t porz
tommt, 10 1T bas 3eiden ni9t slei9>
siltig. SetbitperitdnOli3 trGgt Der
ridtige Saf9enDieb ipeber Stod unb
Sdirm no9 Sanbi9ube.
Sas Wi9tigite fir ben Saidenoiebz
ffnhl lit bas Nblenten Der Nufmertiamz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-01
NDti3 fir 2ebamflt;ems.

@s wirb hermit betanut ssmadt, baB best
Dtinu., ein ld,iitlides @eiub eingereitt
uub in meiuer Office binterlest wurbe. in
meIdem BON madsenannler Ierion on besl
betrefenoeu 81 pc nm SdantlSeus fir Sas
NIT Dem II. Sanuar 1908 ablaufenbe SsSr
nadaeiu6t mlro.
Srans &ea er in einem 24x4S S~&
sroben. einem Stod boben auf Der S8 Gxe
Don % t. 90 / pom Se:tion 35, CONS
fbip ia, Rlai5e 80 seleeemeu @ebdube nit
front nod Siiomeftsn Gisentbum ses sra.
pom Stabtratb am 10. S.nuar 1908 erOrtert
unb barber beitimmt meroen.
SSa ns. si p,sgs'%s' arHasss.
ct. Wartin, ben Is. DECEMBER, 1902. 3=S
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-01
Gin biniQeS Seim.

SD babe l4OO Nder eanb i'm Conn Wua.
moob III perfaufeh, meldes id serne nit
beuti6en Samilien beiieoelt baben mO&e.
Das san3e 9anb 1T portrefaid gum Sebauns
9eei9net unb cine Weile pom Der ct. &ofo=
Rir6e seleseu. Ger Sobeu 1T ldwer uus
fra6tbar- rSlad eoam4 unb bat cine lebmi=
&c unterlo9e. @uf bieier 9anbesfldde befu=
Bet ii6 pieles @i6en: uue @iienbols. Oas
9ano mir uur an Oeutide fir SIS per gder
aufwarts perfauft, pon Deldem bic Sdife
te anbe3ablI meroen muB, Der &eit taup ~
abiblagssablun9en, lie nod Seliebeu in Is
bis 40 Sabren ;u a 9ro;snt beiabIt perbex.
Oieie @elesenbeit III cine 10 CUTE, pie fe
pobl ME wieoe' in Steurus Souutp 9ebotsa
wtrb. User INNER ii6 ein 9utes Seim untsr
10 siinitiser Sebinsansen anidafen NIL,
DeIloe' lid on
Senrp Yienfe,
49-11 Sreeport. Vtlun
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-01

81 u6enbe G huItiupe1
Sn Der bentihl0nhifd,en r,ih>!aai,Ft
3eiti6rift nSdujc Hro Get2n' ~.
elm Qebrer feline BepbnhtunCen FIJI.
liG Der llnTitte bes &a"Gen5 Mn:s
&inbern isines S6ulIprsncels nit
gr i3liebt babel oDlio h~ieieniqsn Gin
Der aus, Die nlr bier uEo ga cine YieiTe
deer Gigurre in Den NtunO Feten, nm
gu probiren, lpie es fdmedt. 8ei ieiz
ner unteriu6uns tamen nur io!Ge
Ginber in gstrac5t, rpetd,e cine Pfcife
po1 Sobaf pber cine GiQorre gu Gnts
ralhen, pbne lille SplQen gu rerfpii=
ren. Sabei ftelte ii6 teruus, boB in
ben 5pei unteriten Rlahen, Die pou
Gnaten I'M Otter prn 5 bis 7 Sabren
bsIu6t nerben, 9 s36qlinss 9Fiife unb
Gigarre ruudten; in BEN apei folgenz
ben &lohen-&naben pDn 7 bis 10
Sabren-fonb er II GQuher, in cen
beiben hDhften &lafen-&naben pon
10 bis - Sabren-9 &audler; suiom>
men iomit 20 &auGer pnsr so YrDz
gent auer 30glinge, beren @eIammtz
sobl SO betrGgt. NnOere 9ebrer ma6z
ten dbnlide 8eobo6tunsen; tie beraz
then iiber geei9nete Mobre9eln, nm benz
uebel gu 1teuern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-01
Seoe Art bon pullen ut MOT
unnatiirli6, 1onbern auh aefdbr=

nur uhnatnrltD, lonoern an0 9etdDrz
lid. Was es &eudbu ten, Srdume,
Elm 5uiten selesentlid elmer pl6tslt:
den @rtdltuns, droniider Suiten,
Gntsinbuns Der euft,Obrsu ODER aitb:
MO iein. Oieie uerldiebenen 9uiten,
obsleid sefdbrlid, t0nnen iammtlid
our6 Or. Nusuit &Oniss hamburger
8ruit Sbee sebeilt weroen, menn Der
lelbe BEL .3eiten a%nsemenoet mirb. Sn
Serbinoung bamit werbe man ct.
Sacsbs Del duBerlid on benz Sals
unb benz oberen Geil Der gru1t an.
Gin girfular, beireHenb Or. Iu
,uit &0niss 6amburser BruftsS bee,
It INN iebe Nlaide 6amburaer Sropfen
unb ct. Sacobs Oel semidelt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-01
GA ] a.
frast de A0a S0r1s, lta M nnmsr Gekaufi h
::.." &MNzZM

tett Des gu YeiteblenDen. Gscampteur,
Sai9enbteb uno Safaenipteler baben
bas Cine aemeinfam: tie tpifen: tpenn
man beoba9tet ptrb, fam man gar
ntbts @ebeimes tbun, tpenn bic Mufs
m%ertiamteit abgelentt TT, aber ONES.
9teriiber belebrt uns Der gritgenannte
am beiten, unb lie be;ben Nnberen
MAIDEN es audi ni9t onbers. Ser So
f4enbtsb ftieblt alio, penn etpas Snz
tereiantes auf Der Strabe los tit, tpenn
bas Spfer gerebe einen STOP befpmmt,
pern Der .Giienbabnsait ben S9alter
perldBt, uno fait ale Der pielen Siebz
fable i'm Strabburger Miiniter eez
f9eben in benz Nueenbltde, in Dem Der
6obu an Ger beriibmten llbr frGbt.
Sas eigentltGe Steblen sei6iebt aus
na6mslps NIT Der pielgenannten
rSdeere";; bierbei gilt es, bic 9anb
70 i6mal unb lang ols mOglt9 gu
MAIDEN, I'm lei6t unb ttef etnbrtngen
gu tDnnen; reselmdbtg pirb Der
&iiden Der 6anb eegen ben &Drper bes
Spfers gebalten unb Die Sai9e pom
ROrper abse5osen, UNI ben &Orper nidt
ou beriibren. @s gibt 5pei 5ormen
Der S6eere: entpeber iptrb Der 9auz
men etngef9lasen unb bic 8Drie nit
Der @piBe bes brttten unb pierten Sim
gers gepadt; ober es ptrb 9aumen.
bterter unb finfter Singer einseldlaz
gen unb bann nit Der Spibe bes 5peiz
ten uno brttten Singers sefabt. @el9e
Sorm Der Dieb pGblt, bdngt bapon
ab, pel9er Singer on ieiner 9unb ldnz
ger 1T: tit Der 3insfinger %anndbernr
10 lana nte Der Mittelftnger. 10 itieblt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-01
Senrp Yienfe,
Sreepprt WIuu.
&eue Wrtat Northern 0oIbpreia=E Der.
,u,ts fir @eiflide.

Die neuen SaIbpreis . Yermits fir bic
@eifliden. welde nnse'Gbr ,u bteler 5eit
bon Der @reat Jtortberu Sabu9tieHidait tic
eas Sabr 81 3 ausseitsut 10 rDen, limb tat
auf ieoer ( abu weitll6 pou @bi,uso siltis.
Sie limb gut du' allen Sabneu Spiid II ct.
Raul unb Sbica9o bes9le beu aud an aaen
Stredeu Der Grams continental Ilioci tion.
Siir bieien Yermit wirb cine Soroeruns Don
ST 90 9emabt. unb vi plitations Glaxts
f0nuen BON aaen asenten Der @reat Nsrs
tbern Sabnaelellldaft beSoseu we,beu.
y. 81 Neibe, 6. :. &bttuep.
G9ent, sen. Yaii. & Sdt ast.,
4=2t ct. @Ioub, Winn. ct. Raul, Wtnu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-01
~5(uuliidtlth1e 31obI.

rSsute. liebes 5rauden, 1T es serabe
Elm Subr. baB mir perbetrathet iinb;
besbalb pollen mir CUR Setter bes So
ses tn's Sbeater. Sd babe Die Bill
let's fdon beiorgt." -r8ie nett BON
Sir! Was tperben mir benin ieben9"-
Gin mobernes. Sraueripiel!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-01
GtuuhuHlfd,.

II If err: ~Was Ipriht oenn
Der papaqei fir elm &ouberipeli6, Dag
fein MenfG perfteben fann9"-p r @ .
feffor: u8itte iebr. bas lit afr,
rid; In btefer Sprad)e babe ib ibn
nit unenoii9er Miibe cinigc SGbe Bel.
aebrd6t!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-01
kof + Pammer1en,
Gisentbimer be.
EleticbmarfteS an s. 9toe. fiib=
Itcb nnb 9. Npe. nGrblicb.

Sir bic Oreidiaiion baben mir namentiid
oafiir seirr9t. bas ben Oreidern orbentiids
Wabl,eiten bereitet merben fonnen. Oa bs
umiab uon Sleild bel uns elm GROCER III. ir
TT bic auswabl on Sle,idiorten fir bic
Sreid,eit cine aus9e,eidnete. unb eS wirt
iib besablen. namentlib mGbrenh bieier Sar:
merseiddftsSeit bel uus uor,uipreden. Waa=
rem gut, Yreiie mOslidf niebris, Sebieuune
reeq. 80
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-01
Aulhe Enl1ttr.

st d (5ur Ingeflasten, cine,
alten Sungfer): $50 fagen Sic mi,
bod i4on enbli9 einmal tpie alt Sis
finb!"-u&6, 9err Gtdter, i9 pin es
ia, aber i9 bite, lie 8eantiportuno
oieier Srase mir BEL Der 8emefuns bei
@trafe uls Milberungsgrunb anaurs9.
men,"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-01
Dir bcrrrntr 5unafrun.

; rau Gum 9ienItnlabs
ajen, bas Senfter pubD: rSsben Sie
it9 Dor, Gina, bab Sic nid)t aus Dem
Seniter f~tiir5en. 8ebenten sic bag
unglId-penn Sic Idipere Yerion
Scenario auf ben &ppf faIen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-01
3tr1lra prar Scrr-:iEit?nna.

81 / II D { q nm: yOerlihen
Solicit 81 be!1erten, pie berrliG beute
Der Wiprsenitsrn erftrabIt!"-S ere
niiimus: nIb-bm-I9aoe, bab
er einen 10 iioii@en Nomen bat"
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observation-disclosures

Dame: nMpllen Gie eigentliG
niernaIs beiratben, 6err G1rDn9"-
8 oron nMohte Itpn; 1T abe,
furatbur TOPPER, fir mid tsiIere 5dlft
al finben"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-01
Jutulrr Rr,,IeiS.

nSSn Sbrer einfomen Goft5OF per=
liert itd pobl ielten ein Jrember?2"
% bite febr-eben lit lpieper etne,
abgefabren!-6Dren Sic, Da btiten
f6impft ct nGChl"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-01
cragt die y Ule S0te. Ole Ihr lmmer Gekauft
: s:::' &MNZN

er nud) Der Ell -gsndnnGen Spr7l1, IN DE-
Seigefinger Hanger, 10 pGblt er Die
speite Sorm. Si6erer tit Die erits,
lpeil BEL ibr Die 9ano ettpas i6mGIer
unb bic ganae 8eitalt glatter ptrO,
aber bei zen meiiten 2euten lit Der
Gtngfinser gu i9pa6, UNI felt paden
gu ~t0nnen, uno gepudt muB f6on pers
ben, tpenn Die 8Drie erit apiiden ben
Spiben lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-01
3t,ttrr i1ic:,IfutiiGH1rll.

nWas mo6it Oh jebt. N}2rie, fsits
Dem 0u Obns Stellun9 biit!!-r Sd
gebc meme 9eiommelten 3sug1iiIe hers
1uS."
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-03
QUiNLAN AND WALL MlNSTELS.
Will be the Attraction at the Grand
December 10.

Will be the Attraction at the Grand
December 10.
The eminent success, The Quinlan
& Wall Imperial Minstrels. whicn
scored such a triumph last season, viii
be seen here at the Grand on Deem
ber 10th, and will add to its record,
as heretofore undoubtedly. II is inc
of the most reliable, amusing ard mod
ernized entertainments now tolore our
theatre going public, and, with its
host of A /. comedians eoEocalists and
specialists may be justly considered
one of the best talented, well equipped
and most extensively fitted out com
panies Of the season. Everything that
is possible and probable to be incoI-
porated in a program has been pro
vided for in the one offered by this
com binet ton, until that it would seem
that nothing novel and amusing couiI
be further found, with which to create
surprise, merriment and entertain
ment,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-03
Just l45,l42 Were Ship
ped BY Them Last
Month
ANOTHER RECORD BREAKER
Probably Not Another crosstie Firm
In the Country Can Boast Of
Such a Record-A List of
the vessels. ,

Messrs. Brown & Co., the well known
cross tie dealers delight in breaking
records, in the handling of this well
known product and during the month
of November the firm shipped through
this port the enormous amount of
145,142 cross ties amounting in round
numbers to- 100000.
This great shipment of ties was car
fied by the following fleet of vessels:
Herber L. Taft, Nov. 1, 26,656
Thos Dennison, Nov. 10,1S,2S4.
Irma Turnelle, Nov. IL, 23,154
G. f. McFadden, Nov. 12, 20,917.
J Holmes Birdsall, Nov. 19, 25,600.
Malloney, Nov. 23,1,S81.
e. M. Murdoch. Nov 81, 2S,650,
Total, 145,142.
This is the very best indication OF
the very large amount OF BUSINESS
this energetic firm is doing in the city
and shows what an important factor it
is in the shipping industry of the port
of Brunwick
December has also started out in
good shape and the indications are
that it will exceede the movement for
November.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-03
TALKiN3 OF ANOTHER LEAGUE.
Georgia and Florida Cities May Have
Good Baseball.

The coming season promises to he
the best ever known in baseball cir
cles in all sections of the country, and
already cities are busy securing their
clubs, The Southeastern league has
just been organized and will begin
playing tie first OF the spring.
1t has ncw been suggested that ar.
ether le3 sue, composed of small citie1
Ct Georgia and Florida be organized
and Brunswick is mentioned smone
them. some OF the others being Way
cross, aernandina, Valdosta, Triton
Cordelc, GAINESVILLE, Fla, land others
1t has been stated, however, by
those best posted in baseball circles
that a league of this kind, playing
every cay. would hardly be paying
investii rlent, and it has been sug
sested hat so many games be played
each " eek.
Brun wick would, no doubt, sup
port in A league of this kind and 1t any
. organized we will surely be in it.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-03
BUSINESS OF WESTERN ROADS.
officers Make Statement That Big In.
crease is Looked For.

crease ID LookSo For.
Chicago, Ill.,Dec. 2-Oficers of all
the leading western railroad state that
traffic is maintained without any de-
crease and that no discouraging con-
ditions have developed. In fact, mod
crate improvement is noted. Posi-
tive assertions are still made that the
lines will be as busy during the next
FIVE or six months as they were be-
fore the vast amount of surplus freight
was disposed of and before general
cold weather in all sections during the
last few weeks has had stimulating
effect on the merchantile situation,
and increased moderately the ship
ment of turkev and other Thanksgiv-
ing products were the largest in mauy
years.
Reports show that the southwest
ern roads are having an exception
ally heavy tonnage everything cen
sidered, but it is mostly on account
of the big crops that have been raised
in those sections. Loading reports
show that the business of the rail,
roads is not great deal less than ii
was year ago, although officials have
no hesitancy in stating that there is
not near the in sight that there was at
that time. But this is not causing a
great deal of apprehension in regard
to future earnings. Most of the lines
will benefit largely by retrenchment
and by remunerative returns as re-
suit of recent improvements and may
be able to keep their earnings up to
the level Of the previous year, regard
less of the fact that some OF the sta
tisticians, who are ON the spot find
that they are unable to figure it that
Wav
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-03
DREAD ANTHRAX
ATTACKS STOCK
-
Columbus Now Fears a
Spread of this Bad
Disease
HEALTH BOARD TAKES ACTION
Malady Which Worked Havoc with
Live Stock in Europe Thought
To Have Gained Hold.
Health Board Acts.

Columbus, Ca, December 2.--In the
opinion of the Columbus board of
+ health, based upon microscopical ex
| animation of the blood of the dead
animals, proven a terror to Europe
destroying horses and cattle by the
| thousands, is the cause of the death OF
SIX mule. and IL horse of Seabrook &
J Crawford of this city.
The stock died very suddenly and it
was supposed they had been poisoned,
out the local experts now believe that
anthrax las made its appearance here
| and is responsible fer their deaths.
The state board of he tn has been tel
egraphed and it is ought that the
boards pGthologist i'll come down
from Atlanta tomor ow and investi-
gate the situation.
At called meetil OF the board OF
health this afterrno VI the follow lng
resolution was adol ed:
Resolved, that tbs board being
satisfied from evido ice before thom
and from microscoplcal examination
of the blood of some of the mules Of
NIesrs. Seabrook and Crawford which
have died in the last few days that
the cause of death was anthax, high
ly dangerous and contagious disease,
do recommend to the city council to
take some step to prevent tho spread
os tbs disease, and to that end recom-
nxnd sla iii the ca@s which have
m esfuss IL q z les''
.sss,,erau.klu heal - zIE II 2h3l
the premises where these mules 9Vee
lie ouarantined that all infected al
raals be killed and that the carcasses
be destroyed by burning.
The disease SO far has been connneo
to the stock of Seabrook & Crawford
The mules were apparently well Until
. few hours before death. The bodies
Gid not swell and there were no out
ward symptoms of disease.
When the blood was turned over to
the chemist to be examined it was al
most black. Under a microscope the
imcilli were plainly seen in the blood
\ healthy rabbit was innoculated with
some of the blood and died within a
few hours Anthrax has proved G.
deadly disease among cattle in South
America.
The local health authorities are de-
termined to stamp it out.