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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-08-13

The DysGsburg baseball team left
home Saturday morning. July -.
for Salem 10 engage in game ot
ball. Arrived there they found 4
nice dinner awaiting them. Az:
30 o'clock ,he game WAS called
aud the score stood 9 10 II in n.
vor OF Dycusburg.
We can say the Salem boys Ger.
tainly know how TO entertain ,
bail team. They treated us with
the greatest respect II they ever
coma 10 our town We will try 10
treat them with the same, and We
think We can.
Dycusburg Team,
J. G. Clark. Mgr aud Capt
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-08-13
RODNEY.

Will IdiI hteohNoHSO'
The grist mill at this place,
which has not run any since last
spring, is again in operation
Lacy Num-, who has been at
Louisville for more than a year,
returned home last week. Lacy
WAS connected with the Belknap
Hardware Co., during his stay in
the Falls City.
f. +. Davis commenced his
school at Hoods Creek last week.
Ben Tudor who was quite sick a
few days ago, has resumed carry
ing the mail again.
Manuel Stephens shipped a lot
OF stock from Repton Saturday.
This is the only shipment he has
made in some time on account of
the scarcity of marketable stock.
James Summerville, of Nation,
will leave shortly for some part of
the west-probably in California,
for his health. He enlisted in the
U. s. army about two years ago,
and was sent to Fl. Riley, Kan,
but his constitution proved to be
too feeble for the rigors of Kansas
winds, and he subsequently, evin-
ced signs of pulmonary consump-
ton and was sent to government
hospital in New Mexico. After a
stay there he received his dis
charge and returned home in a
very precsrious condition. His
physicians now advise him that
the exhilarating air of the foothills
of the Sierras would be of great
benefit to him and might effect a
complete cure,
Rev. Rowland, pastor of the
church at Rosebud, was here last
week.
G. NJ. Cliff was at Repton, Sa.
turday.
School is progressing very nice
ly at Weston; P M. Ward teacher
Several farmers are hauling
.heir wheat to Marion
Rev. BENZ. Clark, who religious
belief is of the Calvinistic persua-
sion, breaches at the school house
near NATION, the first Sunday of
each month.
VIM. Order, who moved from
this county last year to Missouri,
will return this fall.
School is in progress near Mat
toon with Miss Ida Duvall as tea
cher.
The barbecue at Baker was lar
gely patronized Saturday.
uncle" Davy Sullivan, prom
inent citizen of Sturgis, visited
here Wednesday. He lived here
10 years ago.
Chas. Hill and wife, of Tolu,
were here Wednesday.
Ssvsra. couples from a remote
section OF the county have visited
Aunt" Maria Hoggard on recent
Sundays. Apparently, the mys
teries of olairvoysnce possess an
abnormal fascination for them.
With the camp meeting season
here We may expect copious show
ers of rain.
Rev. w. r. Gibbs will preach
the dedication sermon for Baker
church.
John Waggoner, of Repton, was
here Sunday.
Lacy Num- and sisters attended
the barbecue af Baker Saturday.
Jno. w. Woody, who for some
time has been working at Sturgis
rs an engineer for the mines, is
now staying at home near Mat
toon.
T. w. Riley, of Bordley, Union
county, passed through here en-
route to Caldwell county.
Miss Fannie Woods, of Marion
visited the family of w. G. Ham
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-08-13

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III N rmer's Friends.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-30
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-04
POINTED PA7AGFAPSc.

Cheer up: the pumpkin pies vii
soon be ripe
Tue worst Of the thing is 1aat dr4ed
apple pies will soon be on ;te hil!@
Of Ere once more.
Tie peek-a-boo attire that has reign.
ed so long VIII soon be given up by
all except those to whom it is a habi-
tual apparel.
The man with a broken heart gets
less sympathy than the man With a
shattered arm.
In order TO be popular. forget to sa
a good deal
The way to make man forget "
favor is to do him one.
Boomerangs and evil thoughts act in
a similar fashion.
A big heart usually goes with big
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-04
The R.tI.Zls there.

Il was amused, sad r. f. Doa-
brcugi4 OF Cincinnati at tie Shore
ham. over the retOrt [ heard young
Boston man give chap who was do
ing the guide act at Quebec The Bos-
tonian and ! were looking over the
historical places and this guide, think
ing perhaps he might get in lick at
s. conveyed US to an ancient gun
which he assured us, with quite a
flourish, was taken from the Yankees
at Bunker Hill The intelligence
didn't worry either of us, and my
friend, addressing the guide, asked if
that was the only captured trophy he
could show
Yes. that is the only piece we have,
he answered.
Very good. qucth my countryman;
YOU have the gun which you said was
taken at Bunker HILL but let me re-
mind you that we kept the bill, it is
still there and if youever come our
way. III take pleasure in showing it tc
you. .
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-04
FER Generous Tip.

A woman with four children who
nearing Detl lit. The porter had fin
lsned brushing them, each one OF
whom had demanded attention every
fifteen minutes, when the mother turn
ed and said:
You have been very attentive to us
during this trip and I wish to reward
YOU
"Yes. 'um"
What is your name?' she asked, as
she took out pencil and notebook.
civilian White, mum"
She wrote for minute on one of the
leaves of her book, and then tore it
out and handed it to him with the re-
mark:
"A colored man who is ambitious to
get along will always find friends"
A passenger caught him in the yes 4
bule two minutes later and asked to
see the paper It read:
"Mr. Pullman-Your man, William
White has been very attentive to me
and my children, and ! would recon-
mend that you raise his salary and It
hlm know that you fully apprecis,e his
efforts. Mrs. S. B. -.
1t was read aloud to the porter and
then the passenger looked at him. he
turned a sort of gray and gasped for
1reatn. and it was long minute before
- could calculate:
"Befo de Lawd! but dun thought
dat was fiften-dollar check on some
bank in Colorado, HUI, Shoe, Wall
of all de deleterious Consciousness J
eber did dun meet up wild IN all my
life dis captivates de pinnacle!3-De'
troit Free Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-04

back of third base. He is complain.
ing OF an alleged sprained ankle. In.
der the circumstances. his ATTEMPT lo
steal second base yesterday wbich re
suited IN his being thrown our %,s a
display Of poor Observation-Disclosures.
Post
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-04
body bus Il Big head rarely does.

p0Qa5 buf i BIS lead rarely docs
Wisdom IS Always conceded to a itch
man unul lie loses =his=fiches
10 aoJ a.aFaasiza yaH. own virtues
bN ealarElus en- tie Iazana5 ot= =olucr
The most depressing humidity Is
C-It eaase4 ~ lae tears Of woman.
a genius Is mae NO refuses to
aett4Ye in TIC I.9possib..l,4 Il other
poope
\ safe way to JuIse man is 10 as
yeleain .1ssl=Vaat fe-ea..s he =deean
make.
No marriage ceremony has ever bccH
gone t4frougf@Hithouea hi ef-oI bri,.c
and groom.
Some men who take post graduate
course are. in the long run glad to
; become letter carriers
Tie claims 10 wisdom of owls and
multitude of men res. upon their looks,
and nothing more.
The heartache of many widow has
been tempered by the reflection that
she looks her best in black
To get rid of a bore. ask him to re
peat his longest and favorite story
twice Even he can not stand that.
A fool is generally person who de-
tects your faults while you are in the
act of calling attention to his own.
The grievance of not a few women
against their hus sbands is that the lat
ter give them no ground for grievances.
The success of an amateur gardener
often depends upon the number and
the appctites of his neigH Hbor's chick
ems.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-04

can prove the earth to=he= lhe ctsr4-
=r OF universe. lived in his youth
H=thc AoiNecas.= One of his neighbors
hose remote islands was an old
zaz4o&, and Of this aged man. Dr. No
tase sometimes tells an old stGly.
IN certain port the sailol had been
eltee invited to dance He aceepted
5he invitation, and all through the
exeein& he bounded in bear5y ana
aH#ouli= manner through dane es Of
very kind. But=he wore no gloves.
sglld hence. the climate being tropical.
his large. moist hands left stains on
th2 white raiment Of the women.
One, a little fexod, thought sne
would take him to task for this
Don't you think, dancing so much
You ought to wear gloves?' she said.
oh, that's all right" he answered
I'll wash my hands when I'm
through. New York Tribune
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-04
At Vicksburg.

icksburg, Sept. 4.--Camnitz got the
Of Vernuelle in a pitchers battle,
Haupt blames it on the umpire.
|ouble and single gave Vicksbu' 9
only run. Score:
ksburg 80 0 1 o 0 0 81
|chez % 0 0 o 0 0 Q 0 90
|atteries-Camnitz and Earle; Yer
Pile and Harlow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-04

The baseball team is now at home
and all the 'nen who are intending to
attend the Sci les of games to be played
here should go around to the Prim-
rose barber shop and get fixed up by
our first-class artists before going.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-04
..++++ + + + ++~"
BASEBALL NEWS
+
j. j. j. + + + +

t.. local baseDai. 'ls,- -e' 'sile''
- ~, night, nusAeI ~ilA live
/. |s..: victories. Capt. n.as says
''' n are all in tirste1ass sAapt "i'it
D' .,eao;ion ol shatfer, VINO W;'a
NJ Just before t..e team Jet
'a The mt.l are paying Gle
their ives, ana al ~olH.
!, ~. 10 finish n tlird p,.'1e q
sael;9n. tae new enird 5..se-
. ! is ryFoltea g ye liae =eq4"t,
80 sa6gIlor d I.ou Waters, }...v
- snch an ilnpfe5alon a1i.i4= T.
games he played here 5i-e.'.29
t,yt clean fielder and halIl, con
s.t hitter He has a fes ol..
home runs and a three=bs, III.
,oa game. fIeWas secured TO-
.icapna of The Texas State ,o"
,roe will be the victim for taa h.
Of B94 BARK this afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-04

Fbpo3ere ShafIer. the premier pitesz.
and slab artist for the locals, y
If the game for the rest of the sea
and another is added to the list
|criDples. Just before the team leIt
EepylIe en theH, Way home, Shaffer
! 50 unfortunate as 10 thrust his
h through the gtass Of a window
his arm was cut as badly as
|ugh it had been run through
esbing machine, The sharp points
khe broken pane cut mis- arm from
wrist to the elbow in m,>a., p.ac o.
h to the bone. The arm was dress
kt Greenville and several isame;,fz
found to be broken 50 baby ,.fsss
BE is no p0ss -ule snow ef Si,uffeI
F.ilg aa&I4 lDIs veal. ii MS bIs
Li arm which Was hart. but Il ia
i put i'll q alin9. Saafef Viii leave
few days for his Horle, as t.u ga.#
the team no go0l while here. Ey.
one regrets the accident % tHe
,her, for he was ranked as Pine
ifs star box artist and his loss viii
seriously felt During the season
.fer has made a brilliant record,
sidering the condition of the team
ind him, and the fans had learn
o count those games Won in which
was to pitch. He says he will be
Pine Bluff next year, at any rate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-04
CIay.ons Good Work.

Larry @!asesa 5 dofu@ som ii.
""Fh far Baton leuugo. =fIr nu,te- f.a.
10 come in f"s praise in line writoup q
II" games ia aaieh Baton Rome atav.
t5r hake aaa anywhere he * 0Yt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-04
Wien Weapon - Needed

Down ia=.,. Louis Che fafe#aecms .
Ee=tas.' . Han may Hel cafrH concealed
Weapons aaie he fears ma4efmcn# vi !
feiuse stop their ears t9 take hi-r
a4i Spokane Ne4isW.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-04
milier's Bad Showing.

showing in the past two
Nas been exceedingly a,natei~.
i4e mas muffed shree easy tout.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-04
Good American Example.

Hawaii is Amerieanzing rapidly
The authorities arc beginning the re
formation of the iaiq0ds by m5Ji8s a
idan of s. e1o4Qa - annapolis SENT
tie.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-04

CoIon1s,3 'tot Il II
The Golombians are now falling Of
another canal treaty hit SO far as
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-04

E=.s1,ala = onlGFEgt perhaps th6F8
aH aesgi 70 te#aa1 t..,=sz spokane
#5.Flf ".
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-04
Southern ague.

Nashville l3, Little Rock
Memphis i Atlanta :!
birmingham ,. New Orleans o.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-04
ht5s11 re / S es.

4al74i has w@habz i0sf 80.u
~7:5 Eaagi4 GEsu amy uoa
f.&> s@aH. E# =s8ti,GaH =a-5-.
..-====#ess4s.e =4z+ar 1,as =ses4
~ #t7@ia- G5e= N 5tse#sea
=. Hsa#z record as tHe aIzzlts. (.
I'D - .i#z5lHHiFe. -9f4tr. -z..}t-t
'He=#as.s H5zz.= =ra y 80 a-
al"a5 sa1I} eaao.a 10 aaht aad s..at
they s9le .Ia48s. IL the DRESSING ee.la
VA P'entE.=fjelss5sfs Post
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-04
Eakzr Eaton F7ouae,s Best.

Baton fogeA.s best pil h
ar. aa& raGe he Las shown M
n0aEl#aeater Gefe ,h~. sI.e others Il.
IS cool At al times ami able to put
Hs hei3s whore be wants tbem JQdecI
sc!e5A as a pitcher. he is Harry S
superior. and when it comes to hat50s
BE aas the eN-brief=fime Memp6an
beaten very badly. Harley is orc i
the poorest batters ever seen Rero
amateurs included and Whenever ie
goes in a game it means thai brlr
eight men can be depended on when il
esmes to hitting tie =taH This d
feet VIII have the effect Of DormaHently
feapins Harley il minor league com
pany. He has reached his limit.
Nicksburg Post.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-04

His Idea of Ceremony.
DR.. Alfred Wallace, the octogenar-
ian English scientist who asserts that
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-04
eaton ROUGE Boastirt.

'ne Nicksburgers have 4 lit
0le rope The jig is about up and
y" not win out,-Baton Rouge
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-04
|Pcst.Season Games Proposed.


ne local management is trying to
Pnge for post-season series OF
pes between Baton Rouge and
ksourg, to take place here. 1t is
intention to give the proceeds To
players. The games would be very
resting and fought to a finish, and
large crowds would go to see
contests is a certainty. There has
great rivalry. Eighteen games
peen played between the clubs
eScepted-and Vicksburg has won
ano Baton Rouge eight. One moro
remains to be played in Vicks-
At least three, and possibly
more games will be played in
n Rouge. The Vicksburg and
Rouge players are both deHirous
arrangements be perfected for the
season games here. though, ii i
Pendos, without giving any
~ lAeiefor, is opposeo 10 thcsc
'l'oh games. 1t may be t'lat the
rs Will come here anyway. as
player could make enough moner
" MS fare home and have a ]itt]o
o'er besides. Baton Rouge ead
easoh at Pine Bluff, Vicksburg al
nez-Vicksburg Post.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-04

Al as a Bench Manager.
i'aopt of Natchez is the only
I manager in the Cotton States
|'e'-Monroe Star.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-04

omplre's Usual Complaint.
"'s said that Umpire Stuare was
'Hs With toper's indispositloa.
I accounted for his absence from
'o' eame.--Vicksburg Pos.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-04


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STATE CAPITOL.
MIXED WITH PH0SPHATES
Brands Of Cream Of Tartar Found to
Be Adulterated Must Be
So Labeled.

Most cream Of tartar sold is adulterated.
with phosphates. OF the samples tested
by, the state chemist, sixty per cent are
found to contain phosphates in greater or
less proportion. They are not Injurious
to health, but are inferior and cost about
a third as much as the pure cream Of
tartar.
w. w. p. Mcconnell state dairy COM
missioner, has taken up the matter and
will enforce the law. The only question is
what law to enforce against this par
ticular adulteration. Under the Budd law
which reaches all food products, the
manufacturers could be compelled to label
each package with the names of the in
gradients and their proportions. But il
cream Of tartar Is. a condiment, it would
also come under another law, and the
mixed goods would have to- be labeled
'traixed and adulterated.'' After consult
ing the dictionary, Mr.. Mcconnell is In
clined to believe that cream of tartar
can be put under the head Of a condiment.
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named as president. Harlan P. Roberts
vice president Rev. c.. E. Burton secre
tary and G. M. Way treasurer. au.s.
The w. D. Peters company Of Mime
apolis, manufacturers and brokers, have
D. Peters, Gus L.. Wade. and Adolph L.
Lofgren are named as incorporators.
The Pettijohn Head Milling company
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The Neighborhood House association Of
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STAMP OUT CHOLERA
Quarantine, Not Medicines, VIII Saw

Quarantine, Not Medicines, VIII Save
Swine From Scourae.
DR.. S. H. Ward, secretary Of the state
live stock sanitary board has sent out
a circular letter to local. health officers
urging them to use rigid measures against
hog cholera, which has already made it's
appearance in Freedom, Dodge and Lac
qui Parle counties. The closest quaran-
tine is to be observed. The following
statement has also been prepared for
publication in the state press:
Dissemination Of Hog Cholera-As hog cholera
is caused by specific, germ, it IS often carried
from one locality to another; for example, on dirt
which adheres to ones shoes on farm i'm
plements; by purchasing animals from infected
areas; by dogs, Crows and other birds NeS'SN
PreSentio n--Do not visit your neighbor s hog
pens Do.not shipsaia hogs for breeding purposes
unless 1t is known and a certificate be given
that no hog cholera exists In that locality, for
at least six months: Visitors should not be al
lowed in hog Degs are common carriers
lSof this disease, san outbreak occurs IN
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the fiscal year 1883, Its freight earnings
would have been $4e,071s9a9 greater than
the freight earnings Of the past year. AS
the cost Of conducting transportation has
constantly increased, this great reduction
has been possible only thru the increased
volume OF tonnage hauled, and this in
crease has mostly; come thru the crea-
ton of new traffic. .. 49, ~. ~.
The governme nt has begun the work
OF reclamation Of the seniarid lands, and
1t Is expected that the canals and reser-
voirs necessary to irrigate the vast area
OF land in Montana will speedily be COM
pleted. With the vast increase in our
population each year, 1T will be. only a
few years before: all the available land is
taken. In order that the public: doma ain
may be preserved, the repeal of all acts
under which lands may be acquired ex-
cept by homestead, becomes necessity,
and legislation should be enacted by con-
gress which would insure the reserya-
| ton Of public lands for the benefits Of
the people, ~. - 80 ri.