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Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1903-11-11
GOOD THING, PUSH IT ALONG.
British Columbia People Afraid o
Good Money,

Nelson, B. C.-Recently A. B. Mare.
schault Of Spokane dropped a roll Of
Is 500 dollar bank notes through a
hole in his pocket. A few minutes
later they were picked up by passer-
by. and being perfectly new. were
thought to be counterfeit. He gave
them away to acquaintance. most Of
whom passed them Oh not wishing to
have possession of a counterfeit bill
IT such large amount. Some of the
bills changed hands five times.
In the evening Mareschault discov-
cred his loss and notified the police.
The bills were all traced and recov.
cred by the police, not one Of the pos
SCISSORS guessing their value. A re.
ward Of 500 was paid by the over.
joyed finder.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1903-11-11
Empress Dowager May Move.

London, Nov. 1.-THE Daily Mails
Tientsin correspondent says news has
been received from Pekin that the
empress dowager is preparing to leave
Pekin for Kai Fong, capital Of the
province Of Ho Nan, in view Of pos.
sible trouble with Russia.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1903-11-11

Charles F. Henderson, of Omaha,
former United States senator from
Nebraska, will be the leading speaker
at the dedication of the Ohio monu.
ment on the Missionary Ridge battle
field October 81,
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1903-11-11
Germany Neutral.

Berlin.-Germany has not yet taken
into consideration the question Of rec
ognizing the republic Of Panama and
will await the United States formal
recognition. Germany admits that
among the great powers the United
States is the country Immediately con-
cerned and will shape her course with
special reference to that fact. Ger
many will preserve strict put friend
ly neutrality.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1903-11-11


been Ill advised. Italy has therefore
FASTENED to recognize the new repub-
lie in the hope of contributing to the
establishment of order in Central
America and of Fastening the building
of the Panama canal.
Washington. Nov. 10. 1t was learned
in official circles that the United
States of Colombia has lodged a pro-
test with the United States state de-
partment against the action of the
United States in connection with the
events on the Isthmus of Panama. The
terms of the protest could not be as.
|certained, but it is known that strong
objection is made to the attitude of
the United States in general and
against interpretations made by this
government Of the treaty Of 1916 be-
tween the United States of America
and Colombia. The state department
has the protest under serious con-
sideration, but the nature Of its reply,
II any. or the time when it will be
made, is not known. Other than ad.
hitting that such q document had
been filed in the state department
the officials would say nothing about
the matter.
Panama, Nov. 10.-A cablegram has
been received here from General Reyes
containing the information that he has
been appointed by the government of
Colombia as peace commissioner with
the duty Of making arrangements with
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-03
PAY or CHAPLAINS.
Secretary Moody Secs . Discrtmina don
I'm Favor Of Young Men.

B6OFCtBTy mOOuy oCcS DISCRIMINATION
I'm Favor OF Young Men.
WASHINGTON. March 2.-Secretary Moody
has written a letter to Representative
Roberts Of Massachusetts,. In which he
makes some comments on criticisms OF
the pay given ohaplains In the navy. Mr..
Roberts has introduced a bill to improve
the pecuniary condition Of the ohaplains
In his letter Mr.. Moody says:
What does exist Is a discrimination IN
favor Of the younger chaplains and assins
the younger Officers Of the line, In favor or
the older ofic- rs Of the line and against the
older chaplains. This di cri-rinatlon arises
because the basis Of pay IL radically did, rent.
IL Is easy to find cases Of cha plains who
have long t'rm Of srryice and are under
paid In comparison with other officers having
the same length OF service. II is also easy
to find cases Of chaplnins With shorter
period Of service who arc ov.rpaid In COM
par son with other officers Of the same period
Of service.
Mr.. Moody says that he Ia rather inclined
toward the pay provisions 10 the bill, as
the lower pay upon entrance to the ser
vice will lessen the tremendous pressure
for appointment TO chaplaincies and eI-
clude those who are not controlled by the
highest considerations In seeking them,
while the higher pay in later years is reason
ably due to long service and approved
efficiency.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-03
SALVADOR DOESN'T PAY.
Asks Further Hearing on Claim Aftes
Award Has Been Made.

Award Has Been Made.
WASHINGTON, March 3.-Under the terms
Of an award made by an arbitration CON-
mission Of which Sir Henry Strong. Chief
Justice Of Canada, wds the presiding men,
Der, the Government Of Salvador, was re-
quired TO pay to the Government OF the
United States. for the Salvador Commercial
Company, an American concern, the sum
OF Ss2s 900 on March 1, 1908.
The Government OF Salvador, while not
declining to pay the award, has not done
so. Instead 1t has made a protest against
the decision Of the arbitration commission
on the ground that II was unjust. and has
requested that Secretary Hay give hearing
10 representatives OF Salvador in order
that they may show cause why the amount
Of the award shall not be paid.
1t is unprecedented for a nation to refuse
to abide by the decision Of All arbitration
tribunal to whose composition it assented
voluntarily. but Secretary Hay is willing
to afford the little republic every chance to
prove It's contentious, and to that end he
has agreed to hear representatives OF Sal
vador Informally.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-03
NEW RULE ~ THE HOUSE.
To Expedite Business by Doing Away
with . Roli Can.

49,. ,,.
Inen.siy p1. =. uou." 49, =, rscon venad
AT II O'Clock this morning in further con-
.I..io, ., Th,rsdsv.s se.sion When
tinuation OF ihuSaAy soh
the recess was taken yesterday afternoon
the previous question had been ordered on
the the s the conference report on
,he olii o Wlpa, ne an",,rn ~. 1850,
Alaska. MAnifestiy no quorum was present
ardson we're on then ,e. ~. III 49,.
80 "a nav. ON the question. and the
yeas snu ny. " ,,..,, - a.
second the presence OF quoru" 10 10
b,lSiness.
Speaker Henderson called Mr.. Richard
.on'. attention "a the fact that q quorum
-, ..a.....ry IN, m. ordsr,n, M IN.
was no' &c VI
yeas ana nays thst opeAk"is hAhuan anu
Carlisle had each 30 held. and tina, that was
the opinion OF the present occupant Of the
onair He therefore oycrru ed the point Of
no a,,or,n md The 70 4 was called.
The report Was adopted, sos 70 y, Cen
erai Gro.venor pra."nt.d III. folio.ins
80 80 ..,-.d anon nv On. Commi,t..
''Au psen ss'''" ''''' w W." S'''''''
on hvis'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-03
The Marietta Rec allied From Venezuela.

WASHINGTON. March 2-Upon notice
from the State Department that there is
no further danger to American interests in
Venezuela, the Navy Department has di-
rected Rear Admiral Coghlan, commanding
naval force, TO recall the gunboat Marietta,
which represented American interests in
Venezuelan waters during the prevalence
OF the blockade established by England,
Germany and Italy. The Marietta will
return TO the United States.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-03
NO NAVAL DESERTER SHOT.
Report That Sailor From the Maine Had
Been Killed by . Sentry Untrue.

WASHINGTON. March 2.-The stories
printed this morning that there had been
many assertions from the battleship Maine,
now in dry dock at Newport News, and that
a member Of the crew had been shot and
killed by . marine sentry. attracted the
attention Of the officials Of the Navy De-
partment. and by direction a telegram
OF inquiry was sent TO Capt Leutze Of that
vessel. Cap. Leutse's answer was received
this afternoon. 1t was:
Eighteen mon absent without leave,
having left ship while In dock. None
shot or shot at
An ofYicisl Of the Bureau Of Navigation
said this evening that the number OF men
absent without leave from the Maine was
unusually small for q vessel that had Just
zone into commission In the winter season
He explained that the Maine had fitted out
in the Delaware during cold weather and
previous experience had shown that similar
conditions always caused Dissatisfaction
among now crews
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-03
Colomp,as increase in Duties.

WASHINGTON. March A. Hart, United
States Minister at Bogota. has notified the
State Departm ent that the Colombian Gov
eminent has imposed new duties as follows:
Cotton goods, from 90 to 100 per cent. ad
yalorem; hardware, from so TO 100 per cent
wines and spirits, from 100 to $50 per cent.
Mr.. Hart says that importers generally are
countermanding, by tels graph, orders
placed in Europe and the United States.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-03
Esea,sa Inausurs,ed In ssivsdss.

WASHINGTON. March 3.-The State ne
parmsnt r~osived this morning . oabls
despatch from the United States Consul ~
IAN salvador. saying that Esoaion. one Of
the candidates for the Presidency Of the
Republic Of salvador. wss peaosfuliy In
aueufatsd on Fel 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-03
Elms Island .Approprtstien Cut Out.

WASHINGTON. March 1.-The conferees
on the Sundry Civil bill struck out the
sppro priation Of $3.50 900 for the extension
OF the Ellis Island immi grafton station.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-03
Army and Navy Orders.


WARRINGTON. March a-These army ordsn
have been issued:
,inae on duty with ior,o Rico Provisional Resi.
meat OF InfAntIy until further orders.
'I najoT &iian < Mann Fourteenth Infantry.
ms mi.G rom sos. Sand sissa 70 Sam tn.oS
nation for promotions: Firs, Lieu. James n
Nunroe. foarss.n,h Cavalry. and second Lieut.
hi fir. sI Leu; hoy M.tpsr Seventh Cavalry.
fe,s Is e S;sSs r.
10 Jefferson barracks for eisninAion for pio'
Pirs, lleu,s Pierce A. Murphy. seven,h Cavalry:
Hsnfy c, $ n,her fifs, Cavalry. and Thomas x.
Roberts. Tenth Cavalry. TO West Point. n. Y. for
Pre-, Lieut. George Y Mitchell seventh Cavalry.
ana 1 h. 1e u Gs 70, osS
Tae following board Of ore.n 20 NEE, ., ror,
Mf Tlss dsd S'ys &c. StT SSs
fourth lni,aty MAisI rhnlg g MLss sutgeos
a ass i1'ss sS, s' Tssa S. s saa r ''
se,lay lndaa Issai fom Tina ei'S 20 the uinssS
.as sS.;s ~ ssss. V .spsls'ss % NEE. n a..
'is ,s's 81 'i Pia., ilaai Hs,Sss hsSa, s.sssa
fsyslIy, vlih ~ iolowlas as,ah Col. William
k aS' a.s ss s saip' ci la;s w.; ; SS,s.
T'Tsi Ilsui Jshn ID DfveFslt, AIslslsAi huIsesh
iopuSsi saTssoh islln han sad Firsi Lsai
HATTy NAison AItnfIk, IsooIdsf
rspl Isobsn I. htIsll fssinh lnishtIy, usns.
fsHsd tom Company y Va Company 81 that
<s.. Of ss..a.. s'.a..s n.,a, ys.s.,,s
hsl0f lissIss n ~ Gale, hlnih csy alD, fsT hss
dave rEsl TAsUi hsHy Wo0dIan, hsehlsnsiL
IhiAnAy, lot leo n,osihs
Tar,s aAsai sfasss AsNs sssa lssilsd
Aaslpafal Ns,haf aai Y siaaAsss
Co = 90 Dss gasl A. AlsFa " ,hs wshssh fsi
sgsls as94rllsls u awe sfehliosiait ~ Iss
n.s,.aa lsuils lasiitsls ~ lasheolasI, haslsh
AHgsoe q naqis lfen Nave haspilA, flAs'
aslphls IA Nasl sid ifAss lsiAAd
..sl. 'f's. s.is 10 Nv: i f ''ffi ss.'
Sy'ssss a nltss,, 'ssa As,l .isia, Mo-
kaIgssa ~ Dsbi. ifsia NssS sia lxssa
lflsei !. " 9issss ''s s''>iAs' bsa Ssi 'fas
Ts,.sI ls,l,lsAi ss,sss. b . o.e,. ss@ As,sl
hs.pls es,,ess.As,l .sg, " 40 ki,.as =
s... ''a a a;i X. go sa' % k.s. 100 s.s ,s.
~ i ~. s,issss = '''.a 70 ".'. "-~
A,s,s,.a sss.s. u l. ss'ssa - N.s. No.
ls,,ss Iss',ss, s.,s... n Ma. - s.s.l
i s.sFsllsss ssaassssaa bsssls
s<ss@s. 80 ssss ss sS,
| otgTtfsffisa. - 90. klassss@ f..s.t w
/ Llasss cad <ssss tassp.s. "a ssrsk@s4s u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-03
No Appropriation to Ex.Queen Liiiuoka.
LAM.

WARRINGTON. March 2.-The conferees on
the Sunday Civil bill struck out the appro-
priation Of s2oo. oo0 to pay ex-Queen Lliuo--
kalani for her claim on tho Crown lands OF
Hawaii
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-03
GRADY !
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Dcn Ne0Ns
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During d
absences q
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mall. TO e
d,rect STATE
hill. amend
Tar law BY
TAI real e
ants. Thia
snue estim
The bill W
Dcmocratid
No soone
han annod
SENATOR G.
resolution
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leaders. OF
leader, han
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minority p
measures.
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Grndv haa
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ev'oouuy
Of party.
when and
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brooklyn,
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WITH but
tWenty-tw
the except
Owing' z
Gov. HIgG
family. e
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calling 0d
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no one TOD
cuasion PR
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courtesy Z
simple re
important
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paM with
ak for q
SENATOR
minority (
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10 recall
bill itself.
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aaking "a
dtaaadon.
80 80 "a ]
Scked d
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roaliSed
minority
After
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-03
70 90 win zIEOLER PARTY.

sclestins Gesgraphes May Accompany
Arctic Expeditioa.
WARRINGTON. March 3.-Ths National
Geographic Society viii probably name q
scientihc geographer 10 accompany the
Zlsgler Arctic expedition that IL 70 start
for the North Polo In May or june OF this
year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-03

BUsI sHsS NOTICES.
Mr. WiaslowS Soothing Syrup Tor chiidres
eeet min r. souens the rums roducos indammauon
slays pain, wind collie. disrrhssa. 80 bottle
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-03

-. .wihsnN
0onatoTu
Senators
Sven Q :
eenator
than to
preosot.
l'Now U
winn thS|
Q bill tb@
when the
@dinN
e.: <
0IllsleS
ID 49,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-19
,.otan WIN CO E-|sEMart! Place.

.Jann Willy. was called, and after
bein@ sworn. e'atcd that he ha3 liFed
on tie Haywood place, and that the
.o4r} }aa laea ,aefe in the summer
s"Gane. Asu3...z Atftaimer had offered
,ira the Haywood E1aee.nroper embrac-
i,,q a.f"a aares. tc,. fG1aao. 9,e declin-
Il to give this and made an offer Of
G@5.433. Later he raised his offer to
So 500 MIR. $theimer refused thia
and asked him If he ovid not offer $40
GEE. and said that if ha wodIa, he
wculd see his father about it and my
70 get him to agree TO take it.
In answering further questions from
Col Murphy the witness stated that
Mr.. Altheimer wanted him to agree
that in case the place was sold to him
that he tWilly) would let them have
he place back in two years in case
t,,ey made deal with the state for the
entire farm. aGreeiag to allow him for
this $1,000 in cash as a bonus and
10 par cent Sr the mone,~ he paid in
Col. Murphy then asked the witness
if he knew what Influences the Alt
hoimers were relying On to induce TIC
state to buy this place.
Mr.. Willy replied that all he knew
was What Morris Altheimer told Bin.
which was to the effect that in case
Governor Davis-Was | present?
Mr.. Willy-I doa't think you We're.
Is this Governor Davis?
Considerable laughter greeted the
Grsry contained in this answer.
Continuing. Nh Willy s2i3 that NJ
Ai;acirrer told hiTn that in the event
aat Governor Davis and cne otter ,.al-
y. V 40 vas nov mentioned We're e!cci-
e,l IL the forthcoming election. lie
place could be sold TO ne state.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-19
ton in congress, which would not be

ton in congress, which would not be
insured if the districts had been so
shaped as to look pretty on map,
but creating one or more districts with
an overwhelming negro vote. In the
north, however, no such excuse can be
offered for some of the fantastlcaily
and grotesGuely shaped districts made
by Republican legislatures. They had
no excuse, and wanted no other, than
merely to prevent the creation OF a
district which would insure the elec-
ton of q Democrat to congress, not
withstanding tie fact that Democrats
in the north as we'll as in the south,
elect white men to congress.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-19

trade city property for il, but the Of
fer was not considered.
Col. Murphy (sn1i!nglD-Well, MI
Altheimer. we have gotten along very
pleasantly tonight, and new take
pleasure in releasing X0u.
IN answer 10 question from tie
#saairnan. Coy. r2,.is asia lie had n2
.Ha.Jiona TO ask.
-. si,ha:.s e. &5s preparing to
aas@<o=J4e= - 1ad whea Gel. Murphy eX-
.":7.q3. .1'here IS enc other question
vent "a 9sH. z5i1 y5. 40; last night
tote that ycu !:ad tod me that you
ala @e5l t!3is plsya fcs SCOOP
Nj. &f1zcif1er--i ali n3t; teid Yet
that if you ever wanted Haywood yo1
W. Etd Know where TO find il.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-19
nc Change Madc in Misoour! F2aoiflc
(n*::r iais.

Ca::@ials.
New y orh. March i9.-'Giie an.e5a.
meeting of tie directors of the Mis-
souli Pacific Railroad has been fsei E;
for the election of officers and the
executive committee.
TIE list of officers remains the same
with the addition of \. c. Bird, for
:aery OF the Chicago. Milwaukee an(
y Paui Who was elected vice presi
.1e.2E Ct &c Missouri Pacific.
- Wabash directors had elected
NJ Bird vice president to have charge
cf tie raf1ic of that system. and his
election TO the vice presidency Of the
Missouri Pacific means that he is te
be given charge of all traffic Of the
G9H,d system
TIE grading of the vice preaident>
was abolished. the four officials Of this
ing. TIE only change in the execu
irc board was the election Of Johr
Il. Rockefeller. Jr. to succeed Genera
! ou:s Fitzgerald.
Mr.. Bird was also eiectal vice
president of the Iron Mountain This
."An,issinn OF Standard Oil interest:
20 tie inner circle of the Missouri Pa
rifc is the Official announcement O
fe GaHld-Rockcfeller alliance in tht
southwest.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-19
tice. The gang is said t1s~1sesorganized
and working in, a, systematic way.

That investigation is now getting
10 be something more than farce.
When the governor is charged with CT
fering pardon to q man tO ch2ngG the
election returns of whole county,
then there is something TO De investl
Gated, and if the charge is sustained;
tie governor should be il"peached and
turned out of tie Office. The lnNe5'!-
cation should be thorough. 1t is too
serious charge for any white washing
business. Let all the facts come Out.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-19
Child Study OF the S:kIe.

The stin:. Of our loss. writes Rollo
ogden IN lis study OF TIE - erary
ees Of Ire Bible il The February
GsH;uly ii@e il. the perisl4ing of the
'.oui 8 aesot: :ations which used to be
a:.tWii.eJ about tie fcIitities; ana ma
iestr oi bttlioal 5f;,sa;zloey. The
1.s...rc anG arcoecup:cd mind will in
.&ia seek Deliberately to assiinilata
- purely lteYa.E cl arm aid power
&c Ajbla. Ia14r ana ce!lar stud
ae canaet aiFe wat MIST be drawn
.....,55a' a.tfh not:o:,s milk. The
ae:sHaalea saea e,siarss ol eai!d
..a.', tie fa9ei:la.:ty With sousding
t&ae4 5eaere they aye understood,
"a. o! y9r'.& .Hagi.Itiu-.. Of awe,
q even s'p""s5i ica, about tie "a.
@ Na@e, Z set2og ii TIC daily rep
lsi9H a,tl 'lse of e . rich ine!ish
9 II 9 ja3aes version, sem nee
sea:.s 6 ne eHtes5 AM most pnlur-
s: ~Hasa Gn tee tIiAle merely as d
a eIi;iiss;r ';'faIe IS a cor air dis,
:l.zit II 81, 'ii.@ he ..e in
s=e. et.d aud 1!N 4 l:"at Of reae e,., AID
eeaa.. i naaT he d clitcal gain il is
literary ioss.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-19
No Danger from Comets

NO comet is likely to injure the
earth ever ii it does strike it. for
Prot. Ha5e2ei has lately calculated
that re substance o: which comets
are made is several million times liebt.
er than air.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-19
Cotton Belt Cheap Rates.

General Assembly Of the Presbyter-
ian Church in tie United States OF
America, at Los Angeles Cal, May 2l
TO June >, 1903
National Association Of Master
Plumbers Of the United States Of
America, San Francisco, Cal, May 10
10 -, 1903.
For the above occasions the follow
lowing round trip rates and ,tT4nge-
ments are authorized to Los Angeles
and San Francisco, California;
Rate-$47. 80 for tie round trip.
Dates of sale-May ., 10, IA, Is, 16.
II and IS, 1903
Return limit-All tickets to be limit
ed TO July -, l902, for return.
For further information apply to
II. p. Mizell, agent. Cotton Belt route.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-19
INVESTIGATION GOES ON.
CONTINUE I from Page j.


I. NJ, where be net then2 WITH horscs,
and they rode across the farm to that
oer1ion known locally as Porte Rico.
Col Murphy-On the arrival of the
l.231y al Porto Rico YOU had Dime.
Id YOU not2
Nr. Athss@cr-Yes. sir: | anve
@m al elegant spread
cent ;asina. the witness said a.
s.asr spending th~eo-quarter# Of 81
aour here thov weHt 10 He H"Ner e.3s
! I've Haywood niace proper, ana aft
~ entering the gate the committee a 9
sa' ever tie farm. aud after iuncl,
,Ir. Nfil}e'a, wlic!l was sump1uoua
..4e Uartv wont - sc rai'"ay and t"2f
Sc train f4r it,le RaN:i, aHiivi4e a. -
'te same niant.
Col H#9Rlly You not haVa tais
ia.e listed Vif. tho land a&o,34y Gi
Price and conepany Of Stuttgart 81 So
,eo or $4,000?
Mr. Althei:rar stated that tie ian
aae listed there hat At what price he
did not remember This firm had
brought some Kansas City prospec tors
III thece ~ Sc il and they wante,; to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-19

Berlin Imports Much Fruit.

IN the year ending April l, 1900,
Berlin imported from italy fifty car
loads of cherries, 357 CT table grapes,
3z5 of sunl.1e. fruits. etc In the fol-
lowing twalYe inoltas the business
ioilNIea.