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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-25
MfaSemiihe Meni9emfreReret.

Gs gie6t ofaoemiife @eltperbcIie.
rer, fparum iolte es alio feline ofaoe.
mtld)en Weni6enfrener aeben? 3u
pleier letteren Sorte eeb6rt elmer Ser
Serren Yrofeiioren Ger llniperiitdt
BON Chicago, nelber neulit ieineu
Sorern, belonbers Dem sorter be-
iaiteten peiblihen Tbeil oerielben,
fein i6lehtes @ruiten einiagte nit
ciner S6ilOerung Der ltmItGnbe,
inter Delfen Weni6enfreilerei nift
ilur 81 enti6uloieen, ionbern iogar
5rt reftfertigen iei. Ser Serr Tro-
teiior iprab iiber bos Sbema Ser Be-
l6affung bon Nnbrungsmitteln, inns
Die iungen 0amen nnb Serren.
nelhe lpobl mitiinter ltriabe baben,
lbrer &oitbauswirtbin su grollen.
lptsten lhon geipannt Die Sbren IN
Der eriportung Der guten @atbihIdee.
pelte ibnen jett our 8erpoaItdu.
otgutg ibrer WabIseiten ertbeiIt
peroen Diiroen. gber aeieonete
Wfobl5eit, itatt &oait6eef Sdipeine.
broten uno oergleiden fd0ne Sohen,
fpnrbe ibnen, figiirlib tpenigItens,
Wenidenfleiib borgeiest.
Ser Brofeiior ieste baarfIeim aus.
einanber, DOB Der &annibalismus
ODER Die Observation-Disclosures cine &c.
piiie @eredtigung babe, in Der Iatur
%begrnnoet nnO inter ben pilben
8olferitdmmen. tpeIfe bieier orae-
nebmen @epobnbeit nod immer
buloiaen, %iteIlenpeiie iogar elm Sci.
den boberer &iiltlr Iei. @ereGtigt-
lit Die Wenibenfrelierei, ibm sufolee,
tuenn man ionit nidts 5u eiien bat,
pomit es nobl feline Gibtigfeit baben
mag unb bon pelf)er @orausieslng
ieoenfalls auh iene Norbpolfabrer
lino Sdiffbriihigen a1iseegangen
iinO, als tie ii6 nit Dem Sleii6 ibrer
tooten 8amcraben Dor oem Ierbun.
germ ihiibten. Sn ser Matur be-
griinoet lit bos @anniboIentbum,
nod beriel6en ~gelebrten Mutoritdt,
meil Der Srieb Der Selbiter1altlins
Der itarfite I'M @eni6en lit, unb cine
bobere 9ultur, oils hire, Dem Mel1.
ihenfleiib feinen @ei6mad obgepin.
nenber HahbnritGmme Tie belisen,
mil Der Serr Trofeiior on iiib.afrt.
fanii6en &annibolen entoeft baben.
@itBer Dem gan5 %gewobnlihen
Srnger fiibrt Ser Afabemifer folgen.
be llriaden fir ben &mnibalismus
on: Seini6mederei, Habe, &eligion,
G~lternliebe mo Slilti5p5lege. @enl
man ibnt @lauben ihenfen. oarf.
fennt Der fpiIbe adrai6aIe fsEfen
aroBeren @enuB, ols einen iaftigen
Menidenbraten, feline iiiBere Hade,
olS ipenu or ieinen Seino per5ebren
fam, feinen it1rfcren @emeiS Der
ainoesliebe, als Die Geripeiiung Der
beritorbenen @ltern, nno feline ge.
redtere Strafe, ols ole 8er5ebrung
bes gut geiotteuen ODER gebrotenen
8erbrehers. @ir miinifen BEN
Serren Stuoenten uno Stiibentin.
ren, nelde nit iolhem 3eug gefiit-
tcrt merben, gliten slppetit. - nSl.
thanksgiving.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-25
Sas Sereimiste Staaten Yatent:
aunt

beaonn ant i. sluguit Dor 1t3 Sabren
feline SbGtigfeit. Zen eriten ameri'
foniiden @rfinoer, Der li6 inter Den
Sdub SnfeI Cunts itelte, fennen
mir in Der Berion zines 9epiiien Sa-
muel Sopfins, Der iid cine neue Der.
hciierte Wetbooe 5rtr Seritearmg BON
Eottoi6e p~otentiren lieB. SIN erlten
Sebre ieiner Sbdtigfeit geDabrte bas
Imt iibrigens nidt mebr als brei
Iotente, boS nahite Subr ibrer orei'
unobreiBig unb i'm oritten BLOB eli.
Sertigen Cages Deroen g~rfinoungs-
potcnte idbrli6 5u Sanienoen nno
sl6ertauienoen angemelbet, piele bar
inter freilib gon5 mertblos, aber
piele onoere altd), namentli6 auf Dem
Ge6iete Der groBen inO fleinen
Sednif, BON praftiidem @ertbe, Die
iDren Monn erndbren, in Der Hegel
freilid Den, Der Dem grfinber oas
Batent abfaufte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-25
serbiides CfF3iersliea.

@ir baben bas 9lut bon oen SGn6eu
gemii6t,
gfun ihiporen mir mieoer Trelie.
Serais NIT Den &arten rutb frii1 &c
mii6t,
Dos Spiel beginnt alf's 9eue.
Wer Ole 9uben bot, eefpinnt i'm Sfat.
Gum Seufel guropa's @e5eterl
sSbr Serren, Ser neue &onig nabt,
Sest ipielen mir S6paroer
Yeter.
(,&lab6era6ati6".)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-25

ldiperoen befommen. Maen Gltern,
lpelde ibrc 6leinen geIuno erbalten
itno lie i%nsbeionoere Dor 9iorrboe be,
mobren ipolen. lei c~mpfoblen, lire
Sinner bon friibeiter Sngcno an oor.
al 81 e%emobnen, bob lie S6it nur nit
grob ciien. GrpGbnt iei bierbei,
Dob es IN Srantreid) gerooe5u ols
inldlidli6 gilt, SbIt obne glci65eiti.
gen SrobgenuB 5u p~er5ebren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-25
0idt nmS Seaerie.

Sic Selerie.G Cur miro als ein.
io6cs Mittel geeen Die @i6t INNER
mebr our Inpenoung gebraht. Man
fo1e tGeli6 amei groBe Selerie-
3noQen, trinfe BEN Soft bapon unb
eiie, penn moglit, Die &nolen iel6it.
Sdlon nod elmer gan5 fur5en Gur
miro man oen @rfole ipiiren. Die
ncileite mebi5iniihe @iiienidait fennt
Safe, in bencn 2elite, pel6e bereits
bon ser @i6t frunlm unb labm
lparen, oiir6 ben @enuB bon Selerie
poaitdnoia pieOer bergeitelt murbcn.
3ufem bot bos Wittel aud nod oos
Cute, DOB es biaig nilo lei6t AZ be.
iGaiien lit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-25

Gin fiber SroIt lit nns eebIie.
ben" 9rofeiior 8ilep bonn Mfer.
bau ( Gepartement bat Die erIte
Senoung Bier aus 9aiern, Die na1
Dem Snfrafttreten bes Nabritngsmit.
telgeietes bier anfam, iorgfGltig
rnteriuden laiien itno = lie ipurbe
einmanofrei befunben. @ir tperben
alio olid1 ferner importirtes Waieri-
ibes trinfen fonnen. Eroiitl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-25
Die celebration Der fatbolii@tn
Sereiue

bot olrd lire @eidIiiiie BEL ser bies.
jabrigen Contention In stlantic Gitg
iib an Die Spibe aler fatboIiiden
Sraanilationen Ser Hereinafter
Stooten aeiteIt ntb ii6 oen 0amen
eincs fatboliiden Gentrums ertpor.
ben. Wit Der S~ooeration lit ser In-
lang 5ur fatboliiden ginigfeit ae.
moht. Die Denigen liberolen fatto.
liiden glatter, melhe in politilhen
uno religioien Sraeen lire eigenen
Weae gingen, miiiien gegeniiber Ser
Irtboritat, welde Die S0Seration iif
errungen, in Stili6peigen iit
biiaen. Heben Der Soberotion lit
feline fotboliihe Sppoiitionspartei
meOer in Der Breiie nod I'M GlerrS
fernerbin mDeli6. 9enn 10 FLAIR bat
bieielbe ibre fatboliihen @runoiGbe
formulirt, Bob Elm @~iberipruf niht
moglib lit, obne iib als Seinb Der
Stride 81 ofienbaren. Gle lit einge.
treten fir Die g lot b 10 e II 3 / q.
Der meltIi1en Serr.
jfhaft bes Bapites Sur eide
rung ieiner Sreibeit unb llna6.
BGneigfeit in Der Geaicrung Der
Stride, mie Ole IGpite friiberer 3eiten
Ano insbelonoere Die 5net letter
Sopite iolfes bebatptet batten.
@elfer aufrihtige &atbolif miro
iolhen g~utborit1ten eegeniiber Die
Stirne hoben, bas @egentbeil 81 be.
baupten?
sic bat ben So5iaIismus
ols undriitli6 unO anardiitiib Der.
morfen unb often erflGrt, boB fem
aitfriGtiger GbriIt elm So5ialiit fem
fam. Gle bat Die gere6tig,ing Der
81 rbeiter . l1nionen amer.
fannt, aber oieielben Dor benz On.
id)lub on Die So5ialiIten genarnt
linb ibnen BEN gtntritt in fatboliife
@eielihaften enpfoblen, Die au6 fir
lire reliqioien gebiirfniiie Gorge
traaett.' @er fam cine perniinftge
@%innenbnng bogegen erbeben?
Sic bot Die Notbpenbigfeit 6es
MeIigionsunte ihtes in
ZEN Sdulen baraetban, rno bieielbe
iogar aliS proteitautiiden @uthori.
tdten nnheepieien unb Den ribtigen
@ea 5ir 20iung Der S6uIfrage ge-
pieien = cine 2oiung, melde aild
Den 2cbrern on Den Gfarrihulen
ibren bere6tigten @ntbeil on benz
SduIfcnbs Sufommen lGBt.
Sic bat bie h chung
bertporien, rmb Die 2eihtigfeit eeta.
bclt, nit wclder an pielen Srten Die
@bei6eionnecn BON ben &i6tern er-
lmgt mcrben.
Sic bot Die 8oIitif nnierer &e.
aierung auf oen IbtIippinen
geta6clt, ipelde babin 5ielte, bieies
fatholiide @olf ieincr Brieiter uno
ieiner fatbolil6en S6ulen gu berau.
ben. sic forbert fir Die Bbilippiner
bieielben &ehte un0 @epiiiensirei.
beit. neld)e amerifanii6e 8iirger ge.
nieBen uno proteitirt eeaen ole Ser.
Iel,mbungen, Die eegen Die bortiqen
M0nd)e erboben purOen. @elhes
fatboliide @latt, pel6er aufri6tiec
9atholif, miro es fernerbin nod
mogen, bie unielige Rolitif unierer
&eaierung a~uf'bieien Snieln 81 per-
tbeioiaen? 0os Gomite Der Sooera.
tion, nelhes oieie 9eifliilie perfabt,
beitanS neblt mehreren @iibofen aus
ben tiidtiaiten @eiitlihen unb 2aien
Der Ser. Staaten. gs reprdientirte
in @irflihfeit Die fntholiide 8ilien.
ihait unb Die firhlide @eiinnung
unieres 3anbes.. Sur elm eigen.
iinriger Sonberling miro es pagen,
on6erer Ieinrng 81 iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-25

nod nidt beurtbeilt peroeu, bo iif
inter Den Witglieoern bes gereins
oilf, mie man in Den &ei6slonoen
iagt, Dgite Geutide" befinben."
Ser CUTE Wann fam iid be-
rlbigen IN Ser lteber5eugung, baB es
fir buS Seutldtbnm MIR eriprieblif)
letn fam, menn ollie &atboIifen Der
&eidslanoe init benz InibluB an bas
Centrum einperitonOen iinb, anitatt
@etterle nnO Inberen na6slt.
laufen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-25
@bre Dem eoelem &Gmpfer fir
@abrbeit nno Medt.

Nun ut aitd) Snno &lopp, Der rft'
entlpegte &ertbeioieer bes He6tes
iino Der @obrbeit, elmer Der e0eliten
uno bebelltcnoiten @ei9i6tsihrei-
Der Genti6lano's, beimgegangen ms
epiae Saterlano. SIN Gen5ig bel
&ien, pnbin er aonig @eorg bon
Sannoper naG Den greieniIien bes
SabreS 1866 ecfolgt NOR, perldieo
bieier @efdmpfer Der gefdliGten llr-
theile Der Geldifte iiber 10 mande
Terionlidfeit rnO 10 mande greig-
niiic Der lestcn Sabrblinberte. @dre
er Elm Sobreoner Der berrihenoen
Eartei setpeien, bdtte err lib oo5u Der.
Gegeben, pie Spbel, Siltorioerapb
Ger Soben5olern itno bes TreuBen.
tbums al iein, Ddnn b1tte Die Wtit-
melt i'm oils cinet ibrer eroBten @e-
id)i6tSidreiber gefeiert, ipdbrenb Il.
ibn idymu6fe nnO Damn tobt 5i ldDeis
gen periuhte, benin err mar nift mr.
Der @9renretter Silps, nein, er grill
Die yfleinoeutifen @el6i6tsbaumei-
lter" an, modten lie min Staatsman-
ncr iein pie 9ismorf, ODER Siltorifer
tpie S6itier, SpbeI uno 9ropien, unb
er blieb Der unentmegte 0orfdmpfer
Der grobbeilti6en Sbee: 5. +. fem
9elitiflono obne Seiterreih llno Der
Nehte ieines BON GreuBen gea6teten
&onias bis an fem gnbe. gr mar
elm @egen.cen. Strom Sdpimmer,
Der es magte. an5ufdmpfen gegen Die
SturmfIutb Der 8elhidtsliige1, Der
Die BON Sen Sdleppentrdeern oes gr.
folges 8eIaiterten rehtfertiete (Siap)
nnb Die bon ihnen auf Soften Der
@obrbcit grob Gemadten (Sriebrif,
ben Speiten, @isntard) ms wabre
2i6t leste.
9ie Gl,Beren 9ebensrmitGn0e bes
altsee5eihneten Wannes lalien iif IN
mei,iaen @orten ibilOern. Snno
9lopp mar eeboren am 8. Sftober
1922 Sl Seer in Sitfrieslano. Nad)
pollenoetem Stiibilm muroe er i'm
Sabre 1916 2ebrer 81 S~suabriid,
ipGtcr in Sonnoper, mo er 81 Den
pertrmtten .&atbeebern @ecrg bes
Siinften gcborte. @eionbers i'm
Sabre oes gruberfrie1es, 1866, itanb
err ieinem Wcnar6 nabe nno NIT ibnl
tbeilte er reblif Die SGmoh uno Den
Spott, ben Die preubensfreunolibc
EreIie iiber ben blinOen &onig nno
feline Gotbgeber ausidiittete. Gin
mobreS @rtbgcbeul aber entitdno,
oils Snno alopp mabreno nnO fnr5
nod Dem &riege cine &eibe bon Uro.
idiiren perDffentli6te, IN benen er Die
Stcuung unb bas &edt Sannoper's
nno ieines Serrihers ben GergS
noltiallngen Greuben'S gegeniiber
pcrtbeioiate. (0ie Sannopermer
Dor Giienad; Giidblif atf Die an-
nerion Sannoper's etc. Wit @eorg
Dem 9Sinften wanberte er ms gril.
Sn Siesing bel @ien lebte er ieinen
Stubien uno bier trat er I'M Sabre
1874 sllr fatboliiden Stride ilber,
nod einc Sbat, Die linn ben Sngrtmm
ieiner Seinoe 5u5og. 9a6 Dem Sooe
ocs Songs iieOelte er na6 Ren5i9
iiber, no err nun I'M Mlter bon 81
Sabren bicies 3eitIide iegnete. Sein
Sobn 8iarb alopp (Snno nno
@iaro iino frieiiide &ufnamen) Oient
Dem Ser5pe bon Cumberland, Dem
rehtmGbigen Grben Der Chrome San-
.nober's uno 8raunibDeig's, Dem
Sobne 8eorg's bes Sinften, lpie iein
goter bieiem.
Sic beOeutenolten @erfe bes Der.
~Itorbenen @eihihtsforiders iino:
y@eidi6te bes OreiBieidbrigen Srie'
ees"; ,@eldihte Sitfrieslanos" Der
Soil Des Salties Stlart, uno cine
Geographic @ccrg oes Siinften.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-25
Die Seit Ses cbifsenmKes 1T Sa.

Gs empiieblt iid oaber, Die 0cicr
barolli onfnerfiam sa MAIDEN, oaB
Is bon groBem 8ortbeile lit. nenn
uaon nit benz Sbitc 5uglcih @rob &c.
MeRf. TicB ailt namentlih fir
ainber, pelhe ionit nod Dem Con.
iltm bon Sbit leidt tlnterleibsbe-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-25
aatDoIiI6cr airdcus&alcnoer.
Son ben 10 gusidbi9en.

Son ben 10 Nusidbigen.
2ut. II, LIE.
e. 80. glug. Roiu y. Gina, s. Gdloeltid.
Dt.3t. acknowledgements. ISABELLA.
g. 1. Gept. N9tOaus. Serena. II Sritoer.
Tt. 2. Stepbon, &. Marimd. SuituS.
8. 3. Wonuetus. Seropia. Sin,eon.
4. 4 9toio, g. 9toialia. WorlniS.
Z. 3. , 2aursntiuS Suitiu. SertinuS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-06
GENERAL MATos IN A TRAP.
His Object In Returning to Venezuela
 Was to Re-estabIish Harmony.


 Caracas, May 5.-It is believed here in some circles that General Mates, the leader of the revolution, has fallen Into a trap. His object in landing again on Venezuelan soil was to re-establish har- mony among the chiefs of the revolution who are fighting among themselves. Gen. eral Mates an May 1 reached Barqulsim- etc, where tle revolutionary army of 2oOO men is concentrated under Generals Pen alosa and Jhcintolart.
 The government at first was inclined to disbeleve the news that General Matos had returned to Venezuela, but after this was confirmed 1t concentrated it's forces, which are now eneircling the rebels. Vice President Gomez is marching on Bar quisimeto via Tucacacas and Duaca with 2O0O men General Linares Is approaching the rebels via. San Lelipe and Yaritagua with 14oO men; General Gonzales Pacheco Is approaching via Guidor with 1900 men and 800 Andean troops are coming via. Caracahe. Within eight days Bar quisimeto, which is strongly entrenched, will be attacked simultaneously by all the government forces. It Is believed that the approaching battle will be san guinary and probably the last of the Matos revolution if the revo1utionists are defeated The opinion Is held by certain high government officers that if General Mates is captured his life will be in dan ger. It Is thought that Bernard Blanco, son of Banco, Is with General Mates
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-06
ON THE RACE TRACK
At New York.

New York, May 5.-Saccharometer, at to 2. won the Williamsburg handicap at Jamaica today. Five favorites won. Sum mary:
 First race six furlongs. selling-Orloff. 10S tBurns) Il to 5, won; Star and Garter, 90 (McCafferty), 10 to 1, second; North Brook 1OS (Creamer), 12 to l. third. Time. 1:14 2-5.
 Second race, six furlongs-Futurita, 115 (Gannon) to 10, won; Sweet Alice, 1O9 (Bullman), to 1, second; Ascension, l22 (Martin), 40 to l. third. Time, 1:14
 Third race, Elmhurst stakes, i've fur longs-Race King, sS Fuller). Il to 10, won Miss Shylock, 104 (O'NeiD, 10 to 1, second; Wizard, 1O4 (Gannon), to 1. third. Time, 1;01 1-5
 Fourth race, Williamsburg handicap, six ngs-Saccharometer. 116 (Shaw), ? to l, won; The Guardsman, 112 (Ioar), to 1, second; Toscan, IA (Martin), 6 to 1, third. Time, 1:13 1-5.
 Fifth race, five furlongs-Low Cut, 99 (Gannon) to l, won; Heritage, 102 Mar tin), to l. second; Australina, 104 (O'NeiD. Il to B. third Time, 1:O2s-5
 Sixth race, handicap. mile and seventy yards-Himself. Ill (Odom), II to 5, won; {; Wild Pirate, 100 (Fuller). to 1, second; 1; Circus. 100 (Gannon), 12 to 1, third Time, 1:46.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-06
Here are a few descriptions.

White Lawn Shirt Waist Suit, waist trimmed from neck and shoulders with hve rows of heavy cluny lace running graduating down to the heights of the bust, trimmed with large pearl buttons; the hemstitched stock and the cuffs are tucked; the back is plaited and the sleeve is very full and gathered at the cuff; the skirt is tucked at the bottom: it has a very full sweep, heavy cluny lace all around the fiounce; has slot seams and rows of cluny lace running from belt to flounce. Special price s.99.
 White Lawn Shirt Waist Suit, waist Is tucked In the back from neck to belt. The front is tucked length and crossway to the height of the bust, where a finch cluny insertion crosses it; below it is tucked again. The stock is hem stitched and tucked, the sleeve is
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-06
At Louisville.

Louisville, May 5.-Perfect weather. a fast track and an attendance of over 5000 were the conditions of the third days rac- ing at Churchill Downs this afternoon. Although there were no stakes on the card, the six races were well filled and the sport was good. All the events were well contested It proved a bad day for players of favorites, for not one of the six finished first under the wire. Mon sieur Beaucaire proved the surprise of the day. He went begging at 8 to I.
 First race. four and one-half furlongs- Esheron 1OS CW. Booker), 10 1. won. Walnut Hill 11s (Castro). to l, second; Play Ball los Helgerson), 20 to l, third. Time o55,s
 Second race, six furlongs-Monsieu Beaucaire 95 GA. W. Booker). to won; Hummer II 107 (Shilline), & to second; Hargis 1O9 (Winslett, s to third. Time: 1:15.
 Third race selling. mile and one-six teenth-Bean 103 OH Booker), 5 to 1. won. Lombrey 9S (scully) to l, second; Cax. ton 100 (Helgerson), 12 to l. third. Time: 1:5019.
 Fourth race. four furlonRs-sha wana I @ ". Os'""i oy, IF to l, won; Phelan 105 tH. Booker), 2h to 1, second; Cardona loo GA W. Booker). to l. third. Time: 0:49
 Fifth race. selling one mile-Iutes Fonso 10S Castro), to l, won; Popper Dick lO7 (H. Booler), 10 to 1, second: Boomerack LOG GA. W. Booker), ' to l. third. Time: 1:43s4.
 Sixth race. selling one mile-Aimless l04 CHelgerson) 21a to l, won; Emlr sl CW. Daly), to l, second; Wine San eO Mclntyre), 10 to l. third. Time: 1:4sB.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-06
VaIue of the cron.

The value of the cotton crop of 1902 in the states included in the Louisiana purchase is given at SIS. ss6,044 or more than s5,000,0OO more than the original price paid to France for that territory, with interest at per cent, compounded to the present time.
 The rapid development of the cotton seed oil industry is reported as annually increasing the quantity of short cotton saved to the commercial world by the re- ginning of cotton seed for oil extraction. A canvass of this industry has developed the fact that 530 cotton seed oil mills have obtained from the re-ginning of seed In 1902 linters amounting to 196 22a bales of 800 pounds each.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-06
Little Rock, 6; Memphis, 8.

Little Rock, May 5. - Persons cele- team this afternoon by winning from Memphis six to three. The features of the game were sensational catch by Mo Cam in right field which saved the game for his team and the batting of Dele hanty, who got two triples and two singles in his four times at bat. Attend ance 9O0O Score:
 R.H.E. Little Rock .... ......1 O 8 0O 2 *-6 10 1 Memphis. ... ...1 00002 0 0-3 s ? Batteries-Persons and Lynch; Mcintyre and Accorsini.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-06
Here is Some Interesting News in the Lace
 and Embroidery Department.

The embroidered white skirts and suits have sold well.
 We told last Sunday of big lot of embroidered white robes skirts and suitsthat placed sale the previous Friday week, expecting to advertise them, but which sold rapidly obliged to have all reference omitted We eegraphei and got more and the second lot is selling so rapidly we've telegraphed again When you these robes you will readily understand why they sell ing so fast.
 The embroidered skirts worth 500. They are now marked at half that 250.
 The embroidered robes worth 1000 They are now marked at less than half that 4.50
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-06

very full and gathered at the tucked cuff. The skirt has 2 rows of cluny lace running around, and tucked straps from the belt to the bottom of lace. Special price, 8.98.
 Shepherd Plaid French Sateen Shirt Waist Suit. The waist is plaited in front and back, trimmed with large pearl buttons and has tucked collar and cuffs with white embroidered null stock attached to 1t. The skirt is very full and has the flounce trimmed with rows of tucks. Special price, $50.
 Brown Linen Walking Suit. The waist IS plaited in front and back, trimmed with large white pearl buttons, and has hemstitched and tucked stock. The sleeves are very full and gathered at the tucked cuff. The skirt has hip trimming, is plaltc1 in front and sides and has full flare. Special price, $50.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-06
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 JOSEPH @ LOEB.

Of course the fad of the hourthe demand for shirt waist suts-s in great degree responsible for the big crowds that are coming in here constantly Nowithstand- ing our large initial order we have repenshed half dozen tnes-by letter and wire so great have been your needs.
 Aeve just in one of these new shipments. and the suit is that the styles are the very newes-neWer than some of the things able to show earlier the season. Of course there are all sizes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-06

will not only save you distressing pain and valuable time. but will cost you less money There is also a satisfaction Tn knowing that the very best possible treat ment is being given to you by a compe- tent physician who has experience in such matters and is capable of curing you in the quickest and most perfect manner possible. l have treated private diseases as a speciality for the past fifteen years in the city of Birmingham. and l am therefore known to a great many. But if you are not acquainted with me. I re- fer you, with permission. to First Ma tionaI bank, Alabama National bank. Jefferson County Savings bank and Steiner Bros. bankers, as to my responsi- bility for my contracts. cure many pa- tients by mail treatment Write for prices and terms
 I do not use large advertisements and false statements to attract patients which merit has failed to secure If you fail to be cured by such methods. give me a call and get we'll
 Address Dr. Y. E. Holloway. 1s01h Sec- ond Avenue. Birmingham. Ala.
 Office, Second avenue and Eighteenth. opposite postoffice-
 Ofrice Hours: s:30 a. m. to 5:ao ?. m. Sunday. 10 a- u. to n m.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-06
Increase In Arkansas.

The increase in Arkansas is remark able, being 264 622 bales, or 157.221 bales over that of 1900, the largest crop prior to that of 1902. There was also a large increase in the production of Indian Ter ritory and Oklahoma. The combined crops of these territories for 1902 were 545,3s2 bales as compared with 215591 bales for 1899, an increase of 329, 791, or 153 per cent.
 The figures on the ginning industry show that there are 30, ,948 ginneries in the United States. The average number of bales ginned per active establishment in Texas was 563 In Indian Territory 835. and in Oklahoma 99S against 254 in Alabama, 292 in Georgia and 206 in North Carolina. This great difference in the average num- Der of bales of cotton handled per estab- llshment is due to the extensive employ ment in the newer cotton producing states of modern methods of handling seed cot ton and more general employment of round bale presses
 The value of the crop for 1902 is esti- mated at $5o1, ,S95. .134, making it the sec ond most valuable crop of the United States, corn taking first rank and wheat third. The value of the raw cotton ex- ports for 1902 is given at $29O 65l. .S1s, giv- Ing that article the first place in value in American exports. The export price for 1902 was about one cent per pound less than that of 1901