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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-25
L FIGHT THE ROUND BALE.
Oh Is the Purpose of the Cotton
Dealers Association.

OCdiCIS ASSOS1dItOus
Much comment and inquiry was
used by the action of the Arkansas
tton Dealers Association, which was
ganzed in the city Tuesday. in eN-
ldlng from membership all persons
injected with the 'round bale busi-
ss, says the Little i. ak Gazette.
pc Arkansas Cotton Dealers ASsO-
alton takes in every one connected
Fectly and many connected indirect
With the cotton industry. except the
und bale people. The association will
mt the round bale and the officers
not hesitate to announce the fact.
1t is claimed by the members of
ASSOCIATION that the round bale
Fople have organized a trust Of the
oh-bound-coppey-r -rivited kind ana
at no more tightly monopolistic Or
Rnization exists.
H. h, Morris, president of the Ar
alsas Cotton Dealers Association,
F'd Yesterday: 1--WE intend to fight
re round bale and we have many
Fasohs Tor doing it. In the first place
|'e round bale people have a monopoly
|Ao they have placed about it the
|iost severe restrictions. They will
|o' sell one piece of their machinery
|uu after the farmer uses it the round
|a'e people have the call on handling
Pe farmers crop.
ihen again, the round bale is not
numerical bale and for many rea-
0iis is unpopular with the handler of
0''oh' The steamship people object
= II for they cannot stow it away
'"nout leaving numerous air vents.
'uefeas they can take the old-fash-
'ueo compressed bale and stow 1t so
uusly as to make a compact mass of
oor association is broad and takes
al others but the round bale people
W We do not hesitate to say that we
Aail fight them to the limit"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-25
CHARGED With Blind Tiqerinu.

J. NJ. Maxwell and ]. B. Spell were
given a preliminary hearing Thursday
afternoon before United States Com
missioner A. l.. Burnett and bound
over to await the action Of the Uni
ted States grand jury on the charge
of selling liquor without a license.
Both men are from Ashley county At
torney George of Hamburg conducted
their defense.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-25
Country Residence Burned.

Word was received here Thursday
of the burning of the residence of Mrs.
M. E. Curlin on the Pastorla roao,
about twelve miles south of the city.
The loss is estimated at $4,000. Ev-
erything was burned. The origin OF
the fire is unknown. but it is believed
that some one set it on fire.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-25
H CANNOT QUIT
.,oce WOOD SAYS GOV
no,s MODIFYING HIS PRE-
vARlcATIONS.
..,v every County Governor At
j., soislative Representative
.a Promptly Called Liar.
LEARNING A FEW THINGS

aao G d. Wood and Governor
novis we're both in Pine Bluff last
. hit they came on separate
Nc stopped at different hotels and
&c far apart as possible during
tour.hours' stay. Judge Wood ar
lar,y in the evening on the $50
n from Little Rock and went at
to II g Arlington Hotel, where he
Immediately surrounded by his
,ds who congratulated him upon
improved health and excellent spir-
mdge Wood talks entertainingly
he campaign. and says he is really
Inning to enjoy it.
believe" he said. that we have
Ihe to a point where the governor
kpginning to modify his falsehoods
ri, out some of their boldness.
can't keep from telling them, but
have by this time demonstrated
him that they will not go unchal.
ped and it is beginning to have its
bet. In nearly every meeting we
re had. Davis has openly attacked
representative of the county, and
every case he has done so. he has
y promptly been called a liar. or
rse. we don't expect him to quit,
in fact he can't quit, but he is
ming the lesson we'll that it will
do to make too many false state
1ts about a man in his own county"
overnor Davis arrived on the night
n from Little Rock, ad went At
e to the Trulock. He was seen
a Graphic reporter. but refused
talk further than to say he will
| ccncede Judge Wood two coun-
, Pulaski and Jefferson. The gov
Dr. viii not say how strong he con-
RS Judge Wood in the southern
Of the state. where he was raised.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-25
HALF.MlLliON INCREASE.

Dewitt, September 25.-The board
of equalization, which has been In
session here for several days, ad-
journed today. They raised the assess
ments in this county nearly hal1
million dollars.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-25
Hot Springs Assessments Increased.

Hot Springs, September 25.-The
board of equalization adjourned at
noon yesterday The total real es-
tate values in Hot Springs over last
year will amount to over half a mil
lion dolla 5, and with personal increase
may run up to $750,OOO. This increase
is largely due to extensive improve
ments here within the past year, the
total of which IS estimated at close
| to s1OOo.0 900.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-25
Fine for Assault.

Mack Massey negro. was fined
S25 this morning by Squire Stewart
ON the charge of assault and battery.
with j. w, Stiggers, white man, and
assaulted him. Both men were in a
wagon on the way to Mr. Stiggers'
home, abGu' mile and a half from
town.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-25
GOEST THE COURTS
CITY FILES SUIT AGAINST TRAN.
SIT COMPANY TO FORCE CIR
DER RAIL.
Charged That Company Is Violating
Charter BY Delaying Street Pay-
ing on West Sixth.
or PETITION

city Attorney Coleman. on behalf
of the cit4@thla afternoon filed suit
in he jefferson ch&necrX court against
the Citizens Light and Transit Com
pany to compel them to lay the new
slrdef rail on West Sixth avenue.
which is being paved with ytrified
brick, and the work on which has
been delayed becall1A OF the failure
o. the company 70 lag the rails as
contracted for i'll their charter. The
cause for complaint is in substance
as follows
The plaintin alleges that the defen-
dant company is operating it's railway
system under franchise from the
city, section six of the charter by
which the franchise was granted.
reading as follows:
'On all streets that are paved or
that may hereafter be paved fiat gir-
pounds to the yard shall be used. In
all cases the top surface of the rail
shall be placed so as to conform to
the surface Of the street in such
manner as not to interfere with travel
thereon beyond the extent reasonably
necessary for the operation Of the road.
And said party of the second part
shall put in their track when the
streets are being paved so as to not
unnecessarily delay the contractor
in his work"
The company constructed its sys-
TEN in 1902, and among other streets
placed its track on Sixth avenue using
r rail. the avenue at that time being
unpaved The pas: summer paving
district was created Of Sixth avenue.
from Main to Hickory street to pave
with vitrified brick. Contract was en-
tered into with Zeb Ward of Little
Rock to do the paving and the work
of paving was begun after due legal
notice was served on the defendant
company to put down the girder rail
so as not to interfere with the work.
The complaint then alleges that the de.
fendant company, utterly ignoring the
notice and the provisions Of its fran
chse granted it by the plaintiff, has
failed and refused to comply with the
provisions of its charter requiring it
to put down the girder rail, and to
put in it's track SO as TO not to un-
and continues to fail and refuse to
put down the girder rail, and has al
ready delayed the paving, and con
tnues to delay it. that the brick used
for the paving of the street cannot
be laid to the T rail so as to make
the paving of even surface and not
hinder travel over it.
Wherefore, pIaitiff prays that the
Cities Light and Transit Company be
enIoined and restrained by order OF
the court from maintaining it's track
and operating its ears thereon along
Sixth avenue from Main street to
Hickory street, without laying the gir-
der rail mentioned in lieu of the rail
now being used by it in the district
in violation Of it's FRANCHISE, and in such
q manner as to conform to the sur.
face of the street as paved, and with
out unnecessarily delaying the street
contractor in the prosecution OF his
work as required.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-25
Riverside Revival Closes.

Services at Riverside church closed
last njaht. Services were good to the
close and the last sermon was preacheu
hN Rev. Ross Moore. which was very
forceful sermon. The meeting re-
ulted in a number of conversions, and
hree accessions. The church was
Do ky--'-ssS->-xAviVed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-25

BAL. on hand ..... 0 1,03G 1,16O
Movement for the week ending Sep.
tember "a: Receipts 12O bales, ship
ments .. Movement for the same
week last year: Receipts .374, ship
mentS | ,O36
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-25
FIRST REPORT OF SEASON.
Gy Secretary E.. o. Russell of Local
Cotton Movement


Secretary f.. d. Russell has made
his first report of the local cotton
moVcmcnt for the season. II closes
with f4aSGay's business II shows
tLal the r9reiplS for this season are
m>Irh lighter than for the same period
IN 1872 and 1901. due to the lateneSS
II the markets opening this season.
Tie receipts for this season are l95
paies Fer the same period in 1902
the receipts We're / ,S23 bales, and L.,
729 bales for 1901 There have been
no shipments this year, and there were
1916 bales for the same period last
year, and l,160 bales for 1901. Sec.
retary Russell's report is as follows
1908 1902 1901
Stock Sept 49,. II 200 3,172
Received by rail -. 106 226 339
Received by wagon :. sS 1897 lao
Received by river. =. o
Totals -. .....212 1929 4,9O1
Shipments -. -. 0 l. O36 1,16O
Bal. on hand ...... 0 1,03G 1,160
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-25
soks OPEN

:" Subscription to Stock of A. and T.
Ice and Coal Company.
70 the patronage of the Arkansas
osfvCQnsolidated Ice and Coat
~ It Is taken Rublic:: :
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-26

Il g e lle as a
eN ESIsE COS sa. 0ol
fIi 8 a
Ee ao qL
81 sxs
arsasA s
gA8
acan ae e HA
u la
as
zszN ~ AssA n 81 sss 3 3 s y
"a W
a
m que eie g
Ae2 No Sc eoae que esa Eass. as
bara p0x ax ce ea
soe sm anassa 4 as
barls aaIvado la vida oazn6 AOg-
vile.
Iarada ae echo e reir.
aozeo m raFdadera hlskoriA ela
esa D'Evranae ohkuvo d
rkSS0 az madame de TsanQrea por cia0
francOs. Hace 1e est0 tres E cuakgo
@fIos. En- auueEsm Gp0ca naa0auna de-
Qres aa comp clR en- dar passes per
Al xlo en- una do esns haEcas puntiaCu~
daH II aiaAE aue rApl0aEasaae se dea-
lizan Dos u agAaa
I'm die, dsapu6 gEe alEn0gz \, 80 cons
aagr6, como da c0stnmbre. & 81 placer
fav0ribo. Volaba por 81 rio indiferen-
te 8 kodo cuant0 pudiera 0currlr On OIL
mundo.
a ia afnisna hoEa. D'Evreus furn6ba
SD ciparrO en un siti0 cercano. No
hay que daeir que eataba tan enaTnOza~
do de maagAaam8 dc I.angres como euAi-
uuiara Ga okr0a Ennnaba. ps1ea
pen xatlo All ella, cuando III vi6 s III
aeiOs raagando ei agua con au barqui-
chuela.
Pero aponas habla visto ID diminnta
embarcAci6n n0t6 Que 6sta Sc yolcaba
| deiaxnd0 Is quilla on ell aire
Madame de Ilangres corrla, por tan
l to, un gravIsimo Fiesg0s = estaha
punt0 De sepultaFse baj0 el aqua.
El momento era aOlemne y decisiv0
para ID EvYease. Nueatro amigo qnisC
ser her6ico II corri6 kacia eE siGiO mas
pr6ximo q Ia barea; par0 una vaz alll
le eatimuI6 mss ell amor & su persona
/ que ell amor prOpiamente dichos por.
que Sc detnvO.
Madame de Laangres iba, ain dnda,
& perecer. cnando sc present6 de prom.
to IN joven harapiento que tenla 81
aspecto de un criminal peraeguido pol
In iuskicia.
Sin inter6s nj amor, v guiadO por d
instinto propiO de un aisna aancllla y
cand0ro ae arroi6 III rlps anderezf
Ia l1ananillm, se apod der6 6sA madame DID
Iangres y ID cOnduio q TERRA.
DsEsvreuse, uue, ha Bis neiadO q
espaotac acuIcs as inciiR6 s0bre la lnfelia
nauiar ! yi6 que astaba sin seutidO.
/ Maestro amigo tnv0 en aQual mo-
nent0 b 6nica inspiration de- su vida.
Miro cara cara al vagabundu. sact
de su bolaillo cinco nn0nedas anariElas,
v diio con La elocuencia de lOa Qrandes
dfpiomSticos:
EAhi tienas Glen francost Was
deaaparecer de estos aitios. sin decir
nadie que has salvado La vida 8 estl
seffoEa.
81 Ell deseonocidO habfa cedido & VI
instinto imperioso al arrojarse 81 agui
en- socorro del pr6jimo, no vacilo 81
cedar & IN instink0 mss poderoso ant
las brialantas monedas que tenla 6 Il
vista.
Cogi6 el dinero ain chistar v echo |
correr prseipitadarnente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-26

3upIicaEnos al aeEfOr JOSS Nieves, de
GALES. conteste nuestras caEtas v a@
6Itima postal recordatoria de los assume
soa econ6nlicos que con ast3 empress
tienan padienteste liquidation.
Nece unoa que con kOda urgancia
mas con fe para saber que atener-
n0a. d.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-26
vENTA

60 venden en- Smnt1xee, barrio de Hormi-
gueroB, tres cagaa con s0lares propios, do tres
hAbitacfonea uaaa una, aa MADEIRA, cobiia6as
de hlerru gaavaniEado adasm&s un solar.
El pgeUfo de eeaas prop Eedades es el mismO
p6r 81 Gus se ha adqnikido en- hipotsoa.
Los ana unieKan haCer 81 nagoUlo, puedan
dixigIrss don Jonquin paohee0' en- su NIUE
blar6 calle Allen. nkzneT0 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-26


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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-26

Rnt@s iHnp0x 1DHes de pR0
yAain da. tOdaa proceed
Ssn uEtD BY 1k. En an Puextc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-26

Les j6venee que deseen aprender 6
hablar escrihir c0rgeg en1a ell in
glsa al nuy POGO sisrnpo, d0ben scli-
cifAs infoFnaea de an bl1an c0legio QUE
da de6liea con a. iGaas 4 aaEa clRma
eae era eia aaE-
nezadid idsaes: instruction su-
perior.
Doctor. j. r. Welsh, Principal.
Ey Institute and State Nor
snal School.
Bloonsbnrg. Pa. q. 8. A r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-26

D'Evreuse Sc quito Las bOtas. se re-
moi6 en Ell rio, y con ell placer one POI
dGis imaCinar, empex6 6 poner en pr6c-
tica tOeio cuartO habia dido decir acer-
ca de Ia introduction del aire eT Ia boz
ca de los que estGn & punto dc aho-
garse.
Nuestro amigo logr6 maravillosa-
mente su prop6sit6, y & los cinco ni-
nutOs madame de L4angres recobr6 el
sentido, reCord6 10 QUE aeababa de ocu-
rrir, no dud6 nj por nm instante que
Sc hallaba ante su salvador.
DsEvr6use, con arreglc 6 10 que SO
hab1a prOpueato, no tFat6 nj p0r as0-
mo de desennafIarla.
Mientras I0 aCompsRaba 6 su casa.
es probable cue le refiriera con fanf6s-
ticos detaIIas ID historic dc "a epOpeya.
Sea como uuieras 10 cierto es Que
desde entonces fu@ antorixado pAEa
hacer Is eorte & la deliciosa viudas y
no tengo que deciros que 81 eabo do
tres 5 cuatr0 meses SO cas6 con ella,
sumiendo en- Ia mayor desosp peraci6n s
los muchos admirRdores Y pretendien-
tea do la ilustre DANA.
sNO og he dicho con raz6n que
D' 'Evr0use obtuvO E@ man0 dc mada~
me de Langres por Glen frances!
III
iQu6 eochinol excian6 Gresy!,
despu6s de IN instante de silencio
iVsya una canalladal
INo se exasperes, hombre, no to
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-26

Aos imdivias&0a que sufKlan de
III ulO pe hagA eurmfea Ell Tpoc0s dias
con uEa aOtas yagecTa E par "a doct0T
Oaa Iii 2sas cue son
alauv as Cd aSs aEraacla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-26

Tins acEiVlaima prOp sa eslA
actualmante lEevandO 4 no xug la
inaD0E IS AAsociaci6n de gTicuit to
ress cuyas subcoEnisi8u waeagen
nuestrOs campos sd bu4CA de saxilIos
para Ia As0ciaci6n Saben1a que -
dos regresan muy satisfechoa de- sus
gestiones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-26

amos kenfeso nsi6n sln eskEechav
Il rpsano el 0n Talsa6s Colon
e. or ac do d Areeiho u
xsalo tIe esos hogabEa sencillos y hon
nos que duarern0a IS veras.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-26

Con hAstanAe c0ncurrencia ae hA
inaugurado pak les asfEOKas rniexahH0e
de Ia Junta Es00lar de ID Eseueln Moe
turna, baio Is direction aeert faiaaa
del incansa oIa prof or nagfor NapogElEa-
ceno Perez Mendeg Aprl0 e asao
raeornandaraU IS c0nst amelia, 81 aaEz0a
s9cretario senior Aurelio Mendez Se-
rran0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-26

A pasnr d. Is aaenMs prDpias do Aa
actual casecha aioEAaxA aUn huena c0a-
currancia t0daa las escuelas de In ju-
risdicci6n.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-07-10
Carson's Water supply.

The water supply for this city thr-
eatens to be rather limited before the
summer has passed. Already there has
been a heavy falling off in the creeks
and spring that it has necessitated
from the Ash canyon creek
In another column the people are
warned not to indulge in street sprink-
ling or over watering lawns. This is
done as much as a protection to the
people and the town as anything else.
1t is necessary in time of fire to have
a full reservoir and fire is more pro-
baby in summer than at any other
time The people should enforce the
rules themselves, as it is the benefit
OF the entire community that plenty
Of water be in the reservoirs at this
season of the year. The company will
endeavor to supply this city with all
it's needs, but the wilful waste of
water can not be allowed. Give the
company a chance and they will see
that no one goes hungry or that the
lawns die out.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-07-10
Local News of Carson and Vicinity

Trib cures bruises and sprains.
Elegant cherries at Davey & Maish.
Abe Cohn spent yesterday in Reno
Hay hands are at a premium on Big
Meadows
New pillow tops, all the latest de-
signs at Days.
Charley Lewis is spending few
days in this city.
The Mason Valley hay crop will be
the heaviest in years.
Elmer Gibson is visiting Mr. and Mrs
Cal Knapp in this city.
Miss Fannie Elsner was among the
arrivals from California yesterday.
The store house that Andy Roberts
is building is nearing completion.
Mrs. M. Fox is seriously i'll at her
home in the eastern part of the city
leading business men will be married
next week
Parties looking for horses to go
camping with report them exceeding
ly scarce.
A group of fourteen claims near Ely
have been bonded to Eastern capital
lists for s5OO,O0O.
B. +. Rhodes, a resident Of Washoe
Valley since the early sixties died yes
terday aged 76 years.
Wanted-A woman to cook for a
small family and a few hired men. Ap-
ply at this Office. 1w
Mrs A c. Varney's lodging house at
Truckee was destroyed by fire Tues
Gay morning
| Several mining men passed through
yesterday for Tonopah and other in
teresting sections to the south.
| Work has been resumed in the Con
Cal & Virginia with about the same
force as prior to the breaking Of tht
hoist shaft.
Lost-A black valise. With no han
] die, left at the depot by the stage
company If found please return i
Arlington and receive reward.
For sale-A choice building 10
suitable for a small cottage. Central
ly located. Will sell cheap for cash
Apply at this office. If
For sale-A spring wagon. Has neV
er been run and is made f the bes
material. All iron work shop made
Will be sold cheap for cash, inquire a
Our shoe department is filled will
mems, lalies, chlidrens and infants
shoes of best style and lowest prices
Why not save money by purchasin;
at kellys Arlington, block.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-07-10

George Noel came down from the
Comstock yesterday.
Judge Fitzgerald returned from a
trip to Reno yesterday
Scott ]. Jamison Of Reno has accept
ed the position of principal of the To-
nopah public school for the ensuing
year :
Glib Briggs was a departure for his
mining property south of here yester-
day. He was accompanied by couple
of mining men.
An electric curry combing machine
has been installed in r. w. Parry's
stables in Reno. The days Of the hos
tier are surely numbered
The body of Walter Dunn, the
young man who was murdered in
Tonopah, has been sent to Virginia
where the burial will be conducted.
The passenger train is dutifully late
every day. 1t is stated that reason is
that the ferry boat at Port Costa and
Benecia has been taken off pending re
pairs.
Walter Chedic received a new wag-
on yesterday. 1t is of the red variety
and calculated to be the best and lat
est thing in the market. 1t certainly
looks good
Mary Schwobel, the six-year old dau
ghter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Schwobel
of Truckee, died early Monday from
burns received Sunday morning while
playing with matches.
Messrs. Mallory and George, repre-
senting the Realty Syndicate of Oak
land, Cal, are spending a few days in
this city. The gentlemen have made
many friends here during their short
stay
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-07-10
= Great Irrigate
- Valleys


tories canaoupes extensive or
u
population years
Valley, ITS miles long
wells
$50
adapted to
frutra a
mile
wde raising live
Valleys supply
Thriving Directly
led by
openings,
A. T. System,
Bldg, CHICAGO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-21
M NH WMP
PAY FOR NEW SEWERS
CITIZENS OF BROOKLYN Aso LAronA CLAIM THAT THEIR
CONSTRUCTION IS NECESSARY TO PREVENT AN EPIDEMIC
OF rgvgR-ussAalTARY CONDITIONS NOW PREVAIL

there f. no danger - the disease
spruadins further and Cor that reason
has considered it unnecessary 70 eiosu
the iatpna school
it Il in this same aslshhorhaad that
there was recently an epids mic u ~
phaid fever oa aecoant ~ tupnfr Aell
water This svn will probably soon
be done ANaF With. The Gre and water
committee - the city council Nill
make a report % the council Aanaa
recommending that funds Ter the eun=
stfaction % a water main that will
supply the whole Astrirs bounded ~
Sinth and Second avenues northeast
aud Northlase avenue and Forty -fifth
street - granted.
According 10 Councilman Murphy.
this Improvement would have begun
Last Junr had not ihs l.atuua Improve.
mcnt club intsrpaaed objections The
sewer that has been proposed %
construct will accom- MEDIATE PRACTICAL
~ the same district
The same unaani,arr conditions that
prevailed Ia Brooklyn sad fatonA are
Also 20 be found ~ Fremont Yester.
daF the owner q = house on lots I
ard 2 block II. Denny & HoyFa add,
ton. fled a complaint with the board
~ ptbiic works against drain whiC B
smpsiss Into bis lots He threatens "a
begin an injunction suit against the
city unless the nuisance Ia abated.
lie says that his house cannot hs
rented under present circumstances
and asks that she drain either BE- run
past HE property. or removed. The
drain comes down the Hill directly past
the n r. Day school.