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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-07-31

IT," said the individual with the bull
ging brow, have sat at the feet Of CANA
liel.'
"You have?" remarked the fair young
girl, with sarcastic smile, "well, I have
no use for a chiropodist at present
Chicago Chronicle.
Determinations.
"You say that mans relations won't
speak to him?" said the surveyor, who
had stopped at the log cabin.
Eyes. An it serves him right. Jes'
as soon as he come into a little property
he bought hisself a glass eye an a set
O. false teeth, an his kin reckoned it was
mighty ~tll-mannered to come around
putin on style an wearin' all that jew
elry."-Washington Star.
The Sequel.
Blinks-That friend you introduced
me to yesterday seems to be a melan-
choly sort Of chap. What's the matter
with him?
neutrality-suspicious. in love. I be-
lieve.
Blinks-Another case Of 'loved and
lost" eh?
Jenks-Oh. no. He loved and won.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-07-31
Militarx Exercisea.

". X. Guard suppose when you
were in the army you often saw apicket
fence?
G. "A. r. Mann-Yes. but It wa Z more
common sight TO zee . sentry hox.-N.
Y. Times.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-07-31
what she Left,

Jack-I have just received a telegram
saying that q rich aunt. my only rela-
tive, has died. 3nd left me
His Ffancee 1eagerly)-Yes. and left
you
Jack-Al alone in the world.-Kan-
sas City Journal.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-07-31
The Union Forever.

The Union Forever.
Lady-But you promised to cut some
wood.
Weary-Ma'am, l told you I wus 4
union man, an l jest noticed dat dat az
wus made by a factory wot employs
nonunion labor.-Chicago American. /
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-07-31
Woman.

All summer she is c%ultivatinE tan
At tennis games and golf:
All winter long he buys all sorts Of
things
To try to get It on.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-07-31
q &ks1 I !! ! 81
QIL - M4T-
According to DOYLE.

4 was disappointed in the last story
of yours" observed Naggus. "You
killed off the strongest and most inter
esting character in it,"
DO you really think he was the best
character in the story?" asked E. Will
Borus, the struggling author.
Beyond all comparison"
We'll, then I didn't kill him. l only
caused the william to throw him over
a high precipice. In my next story I'll
explain how he escaped, and use him
again."-Chicago Tribune.
Quite Sufficient.
Mrs. Wederly-Oh, John, I've mislaid
our marriage certificate and can't find
it.!
Wederly-Oh, don't let that worry
you. I've got a document down at the
office that furnishes ample proof Of our
union.
Mrs. Wederly-What is it, dear?
Wederly-A receipted bill from your
observation-disclosures Daily News.
Caught at 1t.
He hoped to win with ''aces up"
Blu he could. not deceive
The dealer who had seen him put
Those aces up-his sleeve. n
Philadelphia Press.
HE NEEDEn pOI.IsHrNc
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-07-31
;oTTH DAKOTA NEWS
Macaroni Wheat.

,,.,,srs around Mitchell are ex-
.inartine this season with maca-
Nn a wheat, and from the outlook of
lv" IT," wheat crop the experiment is go
Nv "a be a very profitable one. S. A.
,, ~ living four miles northwest
nix city, and two of his neighbors
n,.sd % acres each, and today have
p' m,onifcant stand of wheat. Hol-
'.aoE said that the wheat stands over
s., feet high and the heads are filling
-. sne shape. The stem is quite rigid
and has the strength to prevent the
',hs,t from lodging in wet weather.
1si. is II of the advantages maca-
.oni wheat has over the present "a
ricry used in this country.
Tba Indications are that macaroni
,.h.st will yield nearly twice as much
Grain per acre and mat the berry is
much larger. This variety will be
.oady to harvest in about ten days.
The farmer says that macaroni wheat
viii eventually supplant other varie-
.;as On the market macaroni always
grades No. 2.
Vacaroni wheat is being raised in
ctbsr parts of the state this year and
the same reports l. being made Of
.tbe splendid growth this grain at
mined. The only feature against
raising this wheat is that the general
average of mills in the Northwest do
not have the machinery to grind the
Grain and this will have to be intro
duced before the farmers generally
.,n enter into it's production.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-07-31
Left tn. show.
Arrested.

deputy Marshall John Bedding of
peadwood, has arrested Martin Bow
En- and Sterling z. Parker, ranchmen
rlohg Elk creek in the vicinity north
East Of Rapid City, charged with
|aenclng in. public domain. They were
Even q hearing before the United
f1'ates commissionerats Deadwood and
(Dound over to the next term Of United
bes.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-07-31
Quite Sufficient.

Mrs. Wederly-what is it, dear?
Wederly-A ~receipted bill from your
dressmaker.-Chicago Daily News.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-07-31
why, children. what in the world are
you perched up on that sharpsrail fence

Because we're playin' millionaire,
and Tommie's John Peerpunt Morgan,
and he made all the rest Of us get on the
earth."-Chicago Tribune.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-08

i.g Nil - ra':e>. 10 purchase new mu-
= Tor the caoir. An excellent pro
E..2,.:3 las been prepared.
Those who We're at the oDera h use
Monday night and witnessed the pres
enta1ion Of Ben Bolt" the sailor. wee
we'll impressed with the earnestness
II the love counting of Mr.. Edwin H.
Nal!ick as Lieut. Randolph. and Miss
Allie Spooner. as Jessie Gordon. but nc
enc really supposed that the TWO were
in earnest. But they We're and this
morning at o'clock they We're mar
rled at the Catholic church by Fathe.
Gallagher. Ii being immediately after
mass the church choir rendered its SER
v4ces to the ceremony. and Father Gal
lagher with the assistance # Two
pases. oficiated in the beautiful ce7e.
mG2y Of the Catholic church. i num-
her Of citizens We're present. The
h=i.,e was attired in a neat pearl gray
six d'er over pinls and prestaf~tI A
Very attractive appearance She is
z ~ let Hcnag LAZY and vary pleas
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-08
OCIE
...NOT rs

", and i.s. ". Y. Byrd have is
SIZED Invitations 10 the marriage +
t. cir daughter, Miss Lille Edna Byrd
10 Rev. Ross --oore. Thursday evening.
November 26. at half past o'clock. at
tie First Baptist cnllsch OF this city.
The ceremony will be performed by
Rev. G. u. Savage president Of the
Southwestern Baptist university Of
Jackson. Tenn. No invirati as will he
issued in the city. Miss Byrd is the
daughter CT Mr.. and Mrs. W. " Byrd
and is prominent in society and church
circles. Rev. Moore has been in the
city about one year and is the pastor
Of the First Baptist church. During
his pastorate he has made many
friends in the city irrespective of
church Affiliations.
TIE choir of the First Presbyterian
church, assisted by the Nathontees
quarter and other local talent. will give
a sacred concert al the church Friday
evening. November L. No admission
will be charged but free will offer
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-08

Whether women would actually re-
turn again TO the skirt full around the
hips has been a theme for grave dis
cussion among designers for several
seasons past, From Paris, row aai
again, came rulnors That The thing
would be, but the ma sty of Amer
ican eostumers hardly seemed iaclin-
e6 to regard these pr2phesies in a ser
ious light lnev argued tat should
TIE Partisan fashion Lla-.ers, in their
efforts after novelty attempt to bring
about return to TIE gathered skirts,
the movement would be given
prompt quietus by womankind at
large.
The re,-arla bic advance made in
the costnroly' art of late years. they
said had educated women up u. an
appreciation of the beauty and artis-
tic value of garments whi1h follow
and strictly harmonize with the lne-
of the figure. II was in oa@e.vab.e
that any amount of eoaxinS an tie
part of French designers could lure
them back To styles 50 completely az
variance with these accepted can MS
gathered skirts could obviously Be be
coming 10 only The few Yet now We
have the full skirt definitely with MS.
In zibeline and the heavy weight ma
terials il seems still TO bear the ques-
tion mark Women who avoid the
extreme and sensational in fashions are
chary of it here. Where lighter ma
terials are concerned. though. all douhi
is at an end. Skirts are extremely
wide
This is especially true of the gowns
for evening wear. A model built on
the close-titting lines is rarely seen.
The trying effect of so much fullness
round the hips though is somewhat
mitisated by the character of the fab
-ics employed. Only the softest and
most feathery OF materials are possi-
ole for the winter moles.
Tulle, net. n .isseline. Oh ffon, crepe
le chine. crepe de Pa.IG and lace are
avorites for ball gowns. The demand
or these fabrics has brought on,
,umber of lovely n0ve.---c - tUlle
For colors--the soft pastel shades
ire popular. and wh-e viii still be
v1rn greatly. Black. toe. is good IS
iecially when II n trensparen, raa'es
al bu.l over color. In the eyes of he {
Poman who IS rer own m0diste Nc I
-trfa@s # those popular li@,t 'a3rj
is Il fAe tact that Tie most cherm. |
aA1 ee@e1s nay be achieved WITH 81, :
'ssats' as22F. A few row # st,rf.H =. ?
" = 5a94 hefe and there, aaN sou
s'.SS siss94 yes stylish and Infinite i
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-08

used and make an effective decoration
for simple gown + enlle Or net. They
may be applied in the most simple
designs along the edges OF ruff!es.
Flowers too arc in h'oh ta"or asa;l
and make an effective ornament fer
a simple evening gown Lace, Of
course. is everywhe.e {. Pretty III a
n.ings come also in beals, chenille,
clifton and embro'1e...-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-08

ly becoming gswn.
OF course, the evening dress this
year may be as elaborate design as
the maker has the ability and the pa
tierce t. uaGeat9t,e Most Of the
important modes are wondelfu fully
trimmed and show marvellous combi-
nations CT materials and tints. But
these are the creations of artists who
are trained in their work. Simple fash
i'ns are those most easily handled
by the amateur and are those which
chiefly appeal to her
Shoulder lines are always bread aid
dropping This is a rule which ap-
plies 20 all gowns. blouses and wraps
Of the year alike. The high grille and
clese fitting front predicted as features
for hediees are seen IN many ms ances.
hut are n-t obligatory. Many Of the
impcrtant gowns still show blouse
fronts. with the narrow folded girflls
dipYing TO quite point n front. Lii
erty satin is a favorite material for
the lraped high eirdle. i i also. by
the way heiHg largely used fer entire
evening gowns.
Sleeves are very wide. Usually they
reach to the elbow - a lit'le he ~.
Many novel and graceful arrange
ments and drape:ies arn used. As
rule, tie upper part is har2 IN tf=e ara
in cap form for a few inches and the
greatest width comes al the lever
end.
Chiffon lends itself so admiralty to
the present treatment of evening
sleeves that il is often used fer this
purpose in gowns Of net, lace. crepe
lie chine ar other materials.
The fulness of the skirt is usually
sHuSSled IN at tne waist lne With
COWS of shirring. These are often ey-
ended down To form yoke effect
around the hips. An extremely pretty
'tyle for the woman of slender buiH is
he gown Quilt on princess lines. Full
less Of bodice and skirt are held in
ound the waist with tiny rows shir.
ing. pointed above and below in aek
md front, to simulate high gird'a.
Trimmings on evening Sk!rs Ills
ear are noticeably towar the ~
lie Of the garment. The lovor rieo is
ften finished With a simple ham a
ew inches il width.
Rows If shirrirs may be t0o 9nly
ecoration on the skirt or it may he
trimmed with haO1s { lNea or IA
ounces Of the material itself or #
berry satin. + eitsor= lie lace q
attn is nsod II Sneu'd lie inrreiIr,rd
gain solaewtere i. tl' waist. T
a, fer triran'ineS-o varieties ssort '
| favor. Paillettes are very much /
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-08
Speaker Without an Audience.

O2ly very few people gathered at
the courthouse last night IT, hear F. E.
Bigelow, the socialist organizer, in an
address to the local organization.
There are said to be many people OF
a socialist tendency il Pine Bluff. but
fheE did not attend the meeting last
night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-08

az companion. The groom : fs,a
some young man, and IN a. aimee.
ances. gentleman. 1mmeG:s-a-v 49,
the ceremony the happy eC45,A us,.
presented a very pretty tovea-, ~ ".
Children Of the St. Jeser.z seaqs,.n
Te -ew!y married coup,e -wif5 -ba;.
friends then repaired 10 3a,a1 Man.
Were a delicious wedding hrzal.*...
was served.-Mena Star.
Nj. T. ". Curzadd, aged -. and Mis-
Tc,t:e Graham: aged q. be-a n no,.
lass. secured marriage 3.=z.s ~aos
aar afternoon and that -verf8a vo-a
married by Rev. j. F. Car" a The homo
q Mr.. Rush Patton OF Sdutas.ez. tn.
cc--racting parties afe we.I.to.ao
ing people Of Douglass.
Al the "egular meeting : 5he Hos.
!..:-al an Benevolent assoe "a 5An
Tues saE. final a-ranga,5ea-s wero
~aae 10 have the Sing. SHE pe
s;3ne2t." in which nus=6 : an ,yp9ort
az factor. This laughal are vii
appear at Elks' thearer Nea-45sr j.
O-=sr business OF imP5r=sz5a wax
rraasa crel al the meeting -3e. lay,
NJ. j. H. Garner ef G1aa-s:.a and
Mss Maggie Williams d 60 ver.
married in This CITY Thus az.
The Jefferson Fenc1-'es 81 give
t1s7;r n zarhiy compefi~ y 81. sor h.
/. 0. Knox medal Wednesday ssanjns
November Is. \ dance Wi = eiTsr
az=e1 lie drill.
3Ess. a u. Barrow entertained tbe
D90.:ease Whist clHb la Iueslay
evening at her residence - f.aEesils
Tie Ladies' Home Mis- u sas9r
vii Aold a reception a. liz Main
street Methodist church ss Tueslay
evening from 7:3o to lo:35. All invites
The membership and frteHGs ot The
church to be present. N 5ntrtiS
tions OF any kind will be expected.
The Woman,s auxiliary 4 he Y. "
c. \. viii receive the friends Of the y
". c. \. in honor of Mr.. v. 2. Kline
, the new secretary, Tuesday evening
from S to - p. m. \ fine musical pn
gram by the best local talent, will h
rendered. followed by a symp SUM d
How We Earned Our Dollars" led 4
Mrs. H. G. Higginbotham, president
the auxiliary, in which the en'H
membership is expected TO participa
The following program will be I'd
dered:
Piano solo,. Miss Emma AnGerS
Recitation ........ Miss Sidney Nal
Veal duet. .....
Miss Harrel. Mr. lr! Arnstrol
Vocal solo,. Mrs. S. T. DavidE
Piano solo .......... Miss EtAel stG
Vocal solo. Miss Cora Mart
Recitation ...... Miss Matte Levi
Vocal selo .............Ali Miss Hat
Symposium.
Admission free. Everybody invite
Telephone Cnder the Oceaa
The British noSral 1enar1nent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-08
Physical Test for Teeehers.

At 1ENllcal.ts Tor teachers ciacee
I, aga vii hereafter DC COMPEL.
- = at1''e'>.ai az vo', oe an
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-08
Telephone Cnder the Oceas

The British postal department.
conjunction with the Belgium g9Vs
ment. is having made a teleph9
rabie to connect the two countriss'
;1' - . North Coc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-08

Was Much to Learn
Considering the fact that Pos''''
General Payne knew there was
ing wrong in his department 4
months ago, it may .e said -
has learned very rapidly'-0
Citizen
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-04
Notable COrte Real
CeIebrada en-
EL CASTILLO De DUBLIN
El rey Y la reina de Inglaterra
reciben en- audiencia a los re-
presentantes de la nobleza ir-
landesa Y al pueblo.
REVISTA De LAS TRoPAS
(De nte2t1'o c0rresponSatl J

Nueva York, "a de Julio. -Ielegra
fian de Dublin, con referencia L la Vi
sta que actualmente hacen Irlanda
los reyes de la Gran Bretana, que era
va pasada la noche cuando terminaron
las festividades de oste memorable
dia para la colonia esclaya. FL rey y
la reina celebraron fastuosa corte en-
ell famoso salon de San Patricio, Cas-
tillo de Dublin, anoche. Ell salon es-
taba adornado con lujo eXtraordinario,
como pocas yeces Sc ha visto en- mu-
chOs amos.
Sus Magestades entraron en- ell salon
4 las diez v media en- punto, con todo
ell acompanamiento de Estado, ocu-
pando sus respectiyos lugares cerca del
trono. FL trono era el centric de un
grupo brillante, donde fguraban pro-
minentemente el duque y la duquesa
de Connaught, el Earl Dudley, y otros
altos personaies, atayiados todos Gle
uniformes de toda gala. Rodeados de
esta corte, Sus Magestades recibieron
delegaciones en- representation de la
noblcza irlandesa, y del pueblo irlan-
DIES, tai como no Sc habla yisto en- el
castillo en- muchos amos La reina
Alexandra estaba yestida de un traje
crema con adornos de ORC tin0. POr-
taba multitud de ioyas, entire las cua
les Sc destacaban los magn1ticOs brl-
llantes que posee.
La Influenza de los soberanos ha
dado lugar { una union social que los
mas grandes estadistas inglescs han
tratado EN- vano de conseguir. La
Guardia Irlandesa hizo ell servicio de
honor, la gran escalera estaba llena
de lanceros que formaban 4 ambos la
dos de aquella Fu6 una function de
regia magniticencia, y Sus Magestades
no abandonaron ell salon hasta que fu6
leido ell 1ltimo nombre de la lista y la
Ultima debutanta hizo su reyerencia de
etiqueta.
Entire las tiestas del dia, merece ci-
tarse la revista de IL, 600 soldados y
5000 marinos de la Brigada Naval en-
el Parque Fenix, en- presencia del rey.
FL tempo Sc presento muy favorable,
permiLiendo ell sol que las gentes Sc
presentaran en- traies de verano Los
terrenos estaban atestados Gle cientos
de miles de curiosos. Fu6 la mayor
reyista de tropas que jamas en- OCCASION
alguna ha presentado la lrlanda. FL
duque de Connaught tenia ell mando
supreme de este poderoso ej6rcito.
FL rey, que yestfa uniforme de Ma
riscal de Campo, era atendido por ell
Lord Teniente, Earl de Dudley, Y un
cortejo numeroso.
Antes de salir de la Logia real, 5.
NJ. present6 arn1as al Colegio Real Mi
litar Hibernio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-04
LAS RETREATS
M. Zeno Gambia.

San Juan es la ciudad de las retire
tas icon bombos, platillos, cor
netas, etc. etc.
I sin6, v6ase:
Domingo, retreta por la banda del
battalion puertorriqueno.
tQui6n lleva la batutal Miranda.
Lines, retreta por la banda de pitos,
fiautas Y tambores.
iQuien la dirije!--Guill6n.
Martes, retreta en- la Plaza de la Leal-
tad por una banda de bombo&,
Director, Joaquin Burset.
Microbes, retreta por la banda de
la policia
Director, Garibaldi.
,jueves, retreta por la banda de mtl-
sica ~La Celestial>
Director, SBoricuaS.
Niernes, retreta por la banda de
m1sica <Juventud del Comercios.
Director; Tizol
Sabado, retreta en- la darsena de los
botes, por la banda de <Dardanelos2.
Director, Duchesne.
Por D,tstca, no queda; tenemos bas-
tante.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-04
SituaCi0n del cafe
en- ell merCadO
De NUEVA YORK
La sspscuIaCiGn 50 retras de ess granO ss
general opinion que bajaran los prsCiOs,

Julio q. -Siguen los arribos de ca
fe en- una proportion enorme 4 los
puertos de embarque del Brasil 600
mil sacos ell los / dias habiles de Ju
ho) Las transacciones costo Y tlete
son muy dificiles; el consume mantle
nese ell mismo V la production cons
tantemente en- aumento. Aunque la
estadistica de existencias en- ell mundo
las f. IT, no arroia cifras alarmantes
al conpararse 4 las del ano pasado en-
Julio | V. e..
Existencia visible del mundo. 1902,
II, 26l 1871 sacos. 1903, II 900, 173 id.
Existencia visible en- Estados Uni
dos.-l9O2, >, ,43S, ,514. 1903, 2,46l, ,G64
FL hecho indubitable es que Sc yiene
retrayendo la especulaci6n de este
qrano la opinion general es que We
remos precios mas reducldos.
Ell mercado localmente ha estado
huctuando on un lfmite de 10 4 90 pun
tos Y tendiendo constantemente 1 la
baja.
BRASIL.-La proyectada ley de
quemas Sc ha descartado por complete;
hoy queda ell productor desamparado
de otros apoyos que no sean los suYos
propios y con ell exceso de production
una continue tendencia de los cam
bios de alza, los precios, sin duda han
de ser mas bajos que los que actual
mente rigen al yenir Ia cosecha de lie
no & los mere, los La noticia mas
desfavorable la cosecha es la desvia-
ci6n Y retraimiento del bracero de las
regiones cafeteras; la crisis entire estos
hacendados Sc abocara en breve plazo.
SUANES. Los arlibos ahundantes,
la reserya de los compradores, Ia com
petencia que Sc establecio perfecta-
mente por las classes elevadas le San
tos los cafes de Venezuela y Colon
bia en- su periodic de escac6s relativa
durante sus contiendas politicas, son
otros tantos factories que utilizan los
trafcantes para obtener constantes
concesiones de precios en- las ventas de
los importadores: sin embargo creemos
que estas clases siendo superiores Y
bien benefciadas, de buena edad y CO.
lores, en- una palabra, $escogidass no
Sc permitir6n mas por 10 menos vio-
lentamente, en- precios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-04
ACLARACI0N

En- ell relate aver publicado por ~La
Correspondence Sc decia que cl cabo
de la Pobicfa senor Castro venfa en-
acalorada discussion con el motorista
Ampliando informes hemos sabido que
NADIA de ESQ ocurri0.
Eenian en- ell <trolleyS los cabos Cas-
tro y Negroni, Y el guardia Mario Qui-
nones.
Este dItimo, habia dicho al motoris-
ia que Sc detuviera en- la parada ),
pues iba i aImorzar en- una fonda Ger
cana.
Parece que no oy6 la indication Ell
motorista, Y Sc adelant6 unos metros
mas ALA de la parada aludida.
Entonces ell guardia Quinonrs llam6
la atenci6n del motorista, y en- ESQ ell
cabo Castro solo dijo 4 este que enten-
dfa que en- las paradas debfan detener-
Sc los carros Y que 6l podia &repor-
tarlo>.
Replica el motorista, alegando que