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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-05


Bag Psn0ls cooking oil o. your
Fc1ef. q is manufactured ID
tihiakasha. Il
Lost Bill book witb owners
asme - bota sides Leave Ct P
d. Ness stand sDd receive IS re-
ward. FL samson. 81
D0n'E forget the lava party
with M.dEayr attractions a. tbe
residence Of Mrs.. Boss. 202 south
Eleventh street Wednesday even
iag.
Hr. sud Mrs. r. F. seoaern and
fsuiig left yesterday for sulphur
springs sbere they will enjoy tie
sessions oi tie Chautanqus a.
-embIy this week
All property owners are hereby
notified n eat the weeds around
their lois aDd clean up alleys. with
30 % days by order u the mayor
J. &. Smith, G. OF P.
w. G. Mathews. the local scent
FOR The Waters. Pierce Oil Co
.eiton lbe Lswf0n branch Monde,
morning for Carnegie. o. T., where
De Will spend a few days on busi-
uess.
Arch Bobart wss a passenger TO
apache Monday, ware Be weui
10 accompany Mrs. Bobsrt back
home. Mrs B0bart hss been the
guest of friends there for the
pact week.
Mrs. n. 3. McAdams and Miss
MaJy Westbrook left Monday Oh
The Msngum Express for Hobart.
where they viii visit friends foF.
several days and take in the street
fair aud carnival.
The Denton MBsic Go. sold an
lvers A Roud piano Yesterday to
Miss Sue B. Sullivan Who resides
10 the new large collage Just east
of the Anadsrko road IN the
Sparks addition.
The Frisco system have some
startling cheap passenger rates on,
al over the country. Those an
ticlpating o trip will DO we'll in
calling phone 30 or seeing A. @.
wilson, agent. before starting.
Monte Ne, Ark, and return
Tickets are now on sale daily to
this point via The Frisco. sl25Ol
for the round trip. good to return
30 days from date Of sale. Call On
AZ q Wilson, agent, for parucu-
lars-
The Manhattan steam Laundry
bas handsome new wagon on
the street, fresh from the factory.
The wagon ls neatly painted, and
.he lettering shows up to best ad
vantage. The Manhattan il gain
nigga liberal patronage, snd does
work.
Mr. aud Mrs. A b. Honnald Of
Kansas, have been 10
The city The past few days on busi-
less, and are guests at the Robin
son house. Mr. Honnold Is so
ia newspaper man, aud is looking
about for o business location 10
Ihc new country.
Don't forge, the date, August
!, only. Rouua trip 10 Eureka
sgriugs for 81, good TO return l0I
lays from date OF sale, This will
be youF last chance for q cheap
summer outing IN Eureka this
.rar. Get rid Of the dust and
sarm weather for 10 days, A. G.
"Il son, agent,
Eureka Springs aud return,
August z, via The Frisco system
or 81, tickets good to return 10
lass from date Of sale. Fine fisb-
ng, bathing, hunting. cool air,
tod plenty Of good music by some
. lbc beat bands in the country.
Don't for, st the date, August z
lniy. Call phone 210 or see A. G.
Wilson, agent.
Wasbiia Valley Lodge, Kuighis
Il Pythiss, yesterday ordered
.ompletc Dew outfit OF para
Yhefpalia for conferliUg the Amp
fed Bank Of Knight. Tbie iu-
ia les robes for the team, and ell |
lecesssry garments used in the
5 ok. Since It's reorganization
bic spring this lodge bas become
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-05

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LOCAL NEWS
e 2. rbsel-.ka
WI Thcmpsos, Of sonsh Ae-
AiesteFs specs S-A'
here
.raof 8nadsrko trans
satsd business in chiekasaa yes
terdsy.
--5.-so .rsrs
Eun6ay ia Chicksahs, ihs sas-' q
fFieBds-
n All DfTsrr.li j. j.
spent ~undsy 10 the city, ne s-ss.
sog frlsnds.
,-.s.es man
t-~5ayko "a business
MoDday.
go. n .sariow
hi's 1-s d. ss g,,snde in
49,.
Dr Aaoenoi. h-s go ,..,.,r
Sisit 70 ~ A''l's' go
yoang lay /. nos
New sine Shears sna -eissV'-
j. NJ. Bennett aeyAf 'insH. n
z05 gbickaslia asenus'
Tha singer N'f.g. Go. u nov
permanently ioealeo y ~
aaha avenue. fnone ~. ~
Greer preadent of She
f,<rs,.ereisi club went 10 Ana
darko MONDAY on 9 business 'i'P'
ct, Tfosltng.worth weat Il
- .goraar mors,ng to haisb
.oms eornice wogk il progress
there,
t., tiar vic bolds down sbe
s,.4 ebe.r It fhe Palmss barber
asoo bss returned from a yiaitto
St. Louis.
Tie person who borrowed MajoF
GranIee large fag j requested %
rsturn eame al once, as iI is ueedfd
isl'
Mrs. i. Root went 70 Ana1arko
Tuesday 10 visit her ch.idrep
VINO are attending school q NE
convent lusLe.
Rev. Father slanislaus, asaisi-
ant priest Ia charge Of 81. Pal
erehs Mission, ABadarkc, spent
Snnaa5 y 1nll el.5.
laras line granite ware just re-
csevsd j. III. Bennett depari-
,nent store, 203 Chlckasha avenue,
Chickasha, J. 4. ~
r. Il. Brcnts. or the Rock Is
lsna dispatcher's ofice, returned
II work his morning after a
several dsys lay on.
~. ,---1 hasl,.s
faneg shaped Japanese baskets, a.
r NJ Bennett department store,
2og Chiekasha avenue. p
Jim Linesay' pasipn ' aai'as -. i
vailav line WAS 10 town Monday |
sbaking hands with friends.
-
Dimes saved r. aoi'af' mane.
see the aud ~ sshe Sounse'a :
A word 10 the wise IS sufficient Z
- 80 .na MID /
lce slenAl 49, - rassTonce ofl
nsy Az ag'ioDS 100 - san.b pleventb |
SIZE hos'' - IT, IN, hsstl
s.ise' 'oN'S"''
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-21
124 BrBL1orEcA DEL Bo1Eru MEkcANTIL.

viniesen media noce balar en- argas las una danza
nagiea.
Ell cielo estS velado de nubes sombrias TOGO est"
negro en- los alrededores solo la espna, de un Oanco
nevada esrarce Tin respandor iacierto en- el cua1 los
contornos de las cosas Sc perden como en- la Oruma
Encima Sc destaca Ia balaustrada del pequeho pasa-
dizo.
En- medic de este es donde Sc encuentran.
Gertrudis, con la cabeza envuelta en- I'm Panuelo
obscure esaba desde hacfa bastante tempo deoaO de
los arboes para abrgarse de la Iuva cuando ha vsto
surgir la alta esatura de Juan del oro ado de Ia pesa
Sc ha lanzado su encuentro.
lEres td, Gertrudis7- -pregunta Ell precpltadanen-
tie, tratendo de yer rostro
Ella guarda siencio Sc agarra a la balaustradad
La espuma baila delante de sus ojos Sc tine de
mil colores
-Gertrudis-dice tratando de cogerle Ia mano,-ne
venido deerte ad6s para siempre Vas dejarme par
tir sin una palabraa
-Yyo, he vendo para el reposo de mi alma-olce
ella retrocediendo ante Ia mano que Ia toca-Juan ne
sufrido mucho por causa tuyam ~ he envejecido 10 me-
nos vente aaos.... Estoy debil enferma ten PIE
dad de mi no me toques . quiero volver
entrar en- Ia casa de tu hermano manchada con una
falta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-21

Don Carlos Franco Soto, Juez Presiden
te del Tribunal de DiStrito de Are
cibo en- funciones de Juez instructor
Hago sAber: que don Antonio Ma
nuel Marques y Abrams, conocido tam
bien por Lemuel, mayor de cdad, casa
do, propietario y vecino de Quebradi-
las, ha acudido este Tribunal, solicl-
tando Sc declare en- su favor ell doml~
MO de la siguiente fnca.
'Predio ri1Stico, sito en- el barrlo de
"Cocos" de la Jurisdiction de Quebra-
dillas, compuesta de nueve cuerdas,
equivslentes a tres hectareas, cincuenta
y tres areas y setenta y tres centia-
reas; en- lindes al Norte, don Isidro
Garcia y dofia Josefa Zea; al Este, dofia
lula Cancela al Sud, don Martin Mar
ques, antes Ines Cancela; y al Oeste,
SUCCESSION de don Juan Iribas. crya fin
ca la adquirio el promovente por COM
pra por valor recibido a don Jose Con
zalez y chaves en- ell mes de Octubre
de 1900. h.
Y Sc ha dispuesto por e1 Tribunal,
en- providcncia de fecha ocho de los
corrientes, convocar a las personas ig-
noradas quienes pueda perjudicar la
inscription solicitada, por medic de
edictos, que Sc insertaran por tres ve-
ces en- uno de les periodicos de mas
circulation en- San Juan, q fin de que
en- ell termino de setenta dfas naturales'
comparezcan 81 quieren alegar ST. de-
recho, pudiendo dentro de dicho ter
mino proponer y practicsr las pruebas
que les convengan.
Dado en- Areclbo, q nueve de Abril
de 1903.
Carlos Franco Soto.-Et ,secretario,
P.S Manuel ]. Calderon. yl4o
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-21

--jY has olvidado ell noino
Iuan Sc muerde los labios, Sc retuerce ell bigo:e
murmura:
-Ya ire!
-lOh que algeria tendra Martn!-exclama Franz
Mas, roio tambien por la emocion.
-jHe dicho que ire yer a Martini '-preguntS
Tuan entire dientes.
Use levanta su pecho como para librarse del peso
formidable que 10 oprme
-JOue7 iacaSo vas deslizarte furtivamente como
IN 1adr6n sin dearte yer de nadie, Ia casa de tu
padre7
mo! voy despedirme =. pero no de Martin.
-jDe quien entonces7 Desgraciado! IDe qulen en-
once-excama Franz Mas Ell cual Sc desplerta una
sospecha terrible.
-cierra Ia puerta sientate-dce Juan;-voy
cont 6rtelo todo.
Pasan las horas La tempestad sacude las holas de
lac ventanas Ell aceie crepa en- Ia lampara que hu-
,nea Los dos amigos estan sentados con las mlradas
6ias mo en- otro Juan hace confession no oculta ma
4. deede su primer encuentro Gertruds hasta el
;nstante que TN estremecmiento de horrorlo arreba6
de los brazos de Martin para arroarlo en- Ia noche lu
viosa. ..... ,,eda 5aeirse
Al dos ralatras. Corr sin saber donde, hasta que "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-21
u.AylsO IMPORTANTE

70 compafSfa Trasatlantica Espaho--
ia &c CON obieto de proporcionar Las ma
vores =, cornodidades a los sefiores wa
2eros yCrSs de las Antillas y del continente
49, !v.,aa,;c.ro - ha dispuesto que en- los me
sss de Abril 4 Iunio del corriente ailo'
sss ..s.s ue sa fora,ar 3 t1rno en- viaje 4 Ia Pc
nfnsula, los magnffcos vapores j =, MUn1 Ms
tevideo". en- Abril; "Monserrat en- ma
20. @Le6n XIII" en- JUNO. - 49,
~ 'Ouedan subsistentes las reba1as con ..
cedidas por la Compaf1ia, las cualsS o,.;a pr -
bi;camos @ en- union del itinerario' e
ntra Diana de este peri6dico. -,
Para mas informes dirlgllse s'
SoBKrNos DE EzourAcA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-21
sERVIcIO DE CEBOTAJE

n vapor sale todas las seanas UEVES por
ESTE los VIERNES por e OESTE las de la manana
Saldra por el ESTE: Jueves Abril, 23 Mayo y
Saldra por ell OESTE: Viernes Mayo l. 15y29.
2o Abri1 ~.
vapores PONCE sadran de San para Ponce
directos y puertos) hacia Mayo g. 3 Junio 2S
Un vapor de pasae de rta sale de San Juan New
Martes guendo la egada del vpor coanero de vaes
por ell ESTE
Un Vapor de pasaje de ega San Juan de New York
ueves sada vapor viaje
Ell OESTE.
Otcina San Juan Gale de Teuan esQuina de La Tanca
:: rELEFONO No. BIZ
Ofiina de Nueva York. Ndm broadway.
Ofcna Nueva Orleans W. uck. Agent, Gig Common St
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-21
PARA CURAR Ell RESFR1ADO
EN- UN OLA

tome las PASTILLAS LAXANTES
DE BROMO-OUININA. 81 bcticarie
le devolvera el dinero 81 no Sc cura. La
6rna de E. w. GROVE % halla 90
cada caiita.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-21
Edicto.

Don Carlos Franco Soto, Juez Presiden
te del Tribunal de Distrito de Are
cibo en- funciones de Juez instructor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-21

Carlos Franco Soto.-Et Secretario,
P.S Manuel ]. Calderon. ,l4o
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-14
An Elopement.

Mr.. A. ]. Caldwell and Miss Rosa
Redeinger eloped last Friday and
were married. Both bride and groom
reside here, and the elopement was
caused by the objections of the mother
of the bride on account of the young
lady's age. She will be seventeen
years of age her next birthday. They
were married at the residence of Of
ficer Ed Stanley Esq Sallee officiat-
ing. After the marriage they went
to Double Wells to visit relatives, and
returned to the city today. Mr.. Cald-
we'll is a conductor on a street car,
and he and his bride have many
friends in the city and county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-14

Redfield's population is now somewhat
under 1000. Eighteen months ago it
was somewhat less than half of that
number. 1t is the only town of size
between Little Rock and Pine Bluff.
With tho increase of inhabitants there
has been a proportionate number OF
additions to the residence portion
Of the town, besides several stores,
one or two of which are now in course
Of construction. DIR. Reynolds says
that there is still a certain per cent
of the bottom land cotton in the fields,
but the present cold, dry weather is
having a beneficial effect upon the
lands that have heretofore been COW
cred with water. They are frozen
hard and the farm hands are picking
cotton in many places on ice. The
scarcity Of labor has greatly retarded
the proper gathering OF the cotton
crop.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-14
Gold Star for Officer Stewart

Tho carpenters appreciate a go~A
deed done and proved it last nisot
at their regular meeting. They pre-
sented Sergeant J. Frank StW
art with a beautiful solid gold sulk
encircled with a gold band, on which
ters Union, No SO" with an over
bar upon which his name is engraved.
The cause of the gift, was becauA
Officer Stewart caught John MitcheA,
colorcd, who stole n large amount q
fine tools from ono of the carpenters.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-14
Sample OF Swamp Justice.

The negro Burns, who killed anoth-
er negro named Clint Austin, mention
Of which was made in last week 6
issue Of the Advance was captured
and given a hearing before B. II. Tay-
}or. Justice of the peace for Franklin
township one day last week. The
evidence as We are informed went
to show that Burns pursued Austin
with pistol, firing at him as he ran.
Austin finally fell, when Burns, after
reloading his pistol fired repeatedly
into the PROSTATE body OF Austin.
Whether this was brought out before
the justice or not, we are unable to
say, but the negro was admitted to
bail in the small sum of $3.50. This
is the first time We ever heard Of q
Justice Of the peace allowing bail in
a case of homicide 1t seems, however,
that the power OF a Swamp justice is
we'll nigh limitless s-Monticello Ad
vance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-14
ARKANSAS IN BRIEF.

Ike Fressel commercial traveller,
opened the veins in his wrist and
cut his throat yesterday in Hucklin's S
house at Texarkana.
Phillips county chancery court in
session; forty eight diverse cases be-
fore it.
Miss Elsie Miller, formerly assistant
postmaster at Augusta, and Louis T.
Penn married at Augusta.
Eureka Springs captured next meet
ins of National association of Railroad
Weighing agents.
John Moore. familiarly known as
Long john" citizen of Texarkana.
met horrible death in woodward ma
chinery
Grand jury in Faulkner county re
turn thirtytwo indictments.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-14
THE DELEGATES
10 Good Roads Convention Called
to fleet Friday Night

Judge Phillips has called a meeting
Of the delegates to the good roads
convention to meet at Little Rock
The meeting will occur next Friday
in the Office Of the county clerk. at
40 p NJ. for tn purpose
Of out lining and agreeing upon the
work to be taken up by the delegates
at the Little Rock meeting. The meet
ing is also for the purpose of interest
ing the delegates in the work to be
done, and to induce as many as pos
Sible to attend tho convention w.
X. RadfOrd and G. +. Moore have been
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-14
His Home Burned.

The following was taken from a
paper published in Cleburne, Texas.
Mr.. G. O. Hatton was for fourteen
years with the Cotton Bot shops in
this city, and Mr.. Fred Spnyard is
bis brother-in law, and Mr. Hatton has
many friends that viii rergGt his loss:
"Friday afternoon the residence OF
Mr. &. .. ilatton on north Wilhite
street was burned. Mrs. iiatton was
painfully burned while trying to get
some Of the goods from the burning
5Ni'din2. The amount of insurance
carried by Mr.. liatton wan not learn
cd Mr. Walter Scott owned the build
ing which was insured. The building
Of Mr. Il. r Culpepper near WAS con-
&idarably damaged by fire but vas saN
ed by the firemen. The damage "
covered by insurance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-14

thousands Of dollars to boom Arkansas
to induce new cOmers and new cap
ital to this state. Pine Bluff and JEFF
ferson county were first to come in
with benefits from the results Of this
good work on the part of the railroads.
and practically no aid rendered the
railroads by the people of the city or
county. The railroads have entered
into an agreement to keep up this
good work for three years. What
glorious results ought to be and can be
accomplished for Pine Bluff and JEFF
frson county within that three years
if the people will only go out after
these results in a business like way.
Let the Commercial league get a
move on itself. Let it wake up and
show that is still has some life in it,
1t should leave its place Of Information
and get out and enjoy some of the
good things which are to be had. 1t
has. bear like, lain up too long already,
subsisting only upon the little sur
plus it had accumulated until it has
grown considerably ''lank and lean
1t needs a shaking up of it's dry bones
1t is composed of the best business
men in the city, but they appear to
have become too content with present
surroundings. They are deyoting
themselves to private affairs to the al
most entire neglect Of the league
The league is the most potent agent
the city can have for the upbuildng
of the city. If properly managed, but
the secretary of the league can not
do the whole thing himself. He must
have assistance. He needs several
active committees to aid him in push
ing the work to be done. How often
does the league meet? Who compose
the various committees. and what eff
forts are the committees making to
help the city move forward, thereby
helping themselves
The necessity for some good work
toward securing the Rock Island is
paramount. Let an early meeting
of the league be called and the work
started with a vim. Railroads make
cities. and the more railroads the big
ger the city. The railroads have done
more to make Pine Bluff than any
other agency. and about all that is be-
ing done now is by the railroads. Let 5
do something our selves. and let
some Of the first work be to get anoth-
or railroad, and that railroad the great
Rock Island.
The Frisco road can also be secur-
ed il proper work is done 1t and the
Rock Island would add new life and
energy to Pine Bluff They would
mean a one-fourth increase of the
present business and population. They
would mean new territory added for
the business interests Of the city and
competing lines OF transportation.
1t is time to go out after some OF
the good things which are already
in sight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-14
Chancellor Shaver DisagreeS
With the Supreme Court

Nashville, Jan l4.-Chancellor
James d. Shaver held in the case of
{. 4. Watson ct al VS.. s. W. Reese
that white persons living in a public
school district having children entitl-
ed to school privileges We're obliged to
petition tho directors to employ teach
or related to them within the forbid
not be disqualified from joining in tho
petition by reason OF his Office or du-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-14

ties of Aueh office, where the director
lad children in the district of school
age. He also said teachers having
children OF lawful age We're entitled
TO petition the employment of them
selves. but that negro had no right
to petition the directors to employ a
teacher in school for white people.
a case under the antinepOtiSm law
in which it sustains the law.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-14
Motoes About Gold.

A vain mans motto is, win gold
and wear it" generous mans, Win
gold and share it; miser's. Win
gold and spare it; a profiigate's, Win
gold and spend it," brokers' Win
gold and lend it," FOOLS, win gold
and end it," gamblers, Win gold
and lose it" wise mans, Win gold
and use it. Washington Star.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-14

appointed delegates in addition to the
list appointed several days ago. The
following, which calls the melting
of the delegates Friday, was handed to
the Graphic for publication.
Notice Delegates
am requested by County Judge
Phillips to invite the delegates ar
pointed by him to the good roads con
vention, to meet at the county clerks
office on Friday, January Is. at 7:3G
p. m. All other delegates to the
said convention are cordially invited
to attend this meeting.
r. B. BLOOM
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-14
Redfield's Increasing Population.

DR.. J. M. Reynolds of Redfield was
among the prominent Jefferson county
visitors in the city yesterday to wit
ness the opening of the general as
semby, says the Little Rock Gazette.
DR.. Reynolds says that Redfeld, in
case she increases in population at
the present rapid rate, according to
compound computation. will soon be
the rival of Little Rock and Pine Bluff
commercially and in point of numbers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-14
TIME TO WAKE UP
City and Commercial League Have
! Slept Long Enough

The good streets proposition seems
to be we'll fixed SO far as the people
and Judge Phillips are concerned.
Something is going to be done. Judge
Phillips has announced his policy and
it is wholly satisfactory to the people
Nobody can object to 1t except some
"skinflint' who doesn't care whether
the city is progressive or not if it
is going to require one cent of his
present income though it might add
25 to so per cent to his future in
come. Though his income may be
doubled, there may be an occasional
individual in the city who objects to
giving up a nickel now for dollars in
the future. But that kind of people
are in the minority. and. improved
streets are going to come regardless
Of the croakings Of a few 'mossbacks." :"
The "holdover" members Of the coun-
Gil, the candidates for election to that
body, and the three candidates for
mayor have all pledged their support
to good streets. hence the good streets
proposition is settled until improve
ment districts are created and It's
up to the people to ask for the i'm
provement districts, which they will
do, and there will be no lack of i'm
provement districts for every dollar
that can be had from the city revenue
or the three-mill tax
AS the street improvement question
has been satisfactorily disposed OF,
the Graphic will devote some of it's
space to urging action upon other i'm
portant matters which need quick ac-
tion. Pine Bluff has reached a crisis
teal standstill in it's growth or it
must let pass no opportunity to push
forward Improved streets will be the
best drawing card to induce new COM
ers and new capital. But now that
improved streets are assured the peo-
pie must not be satisfied to rest on
keheir oars. If they do it won't be long
Fill the city will begin to hang on the
breakers and in the drift which line
the shores of the stream of progress.
Keep in the middle of the stream
and don't wait for the Old town to
just drift along with the current Drive
ahead, Bend to the oars.
AS at present contemplated the
Rock Island extension will miss Pine
Bluff twenty miles, thing which the
people of this city can not afford to
let occur if there is any possible hope
to avert it, and who does not know
what may be accomplished by concert
ed action?
It is time for the city and the Com
mercial league to wake up. They have
been asleep long enough. The time
has come for active work in behalf
Of Pine Bluff. The season was never
before so propitious and the harvest
so promising
AS has been pointed ouet in the
columns of the Graphic heretofore,
the railroads in Arkansas are spending
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-14
Extreme Measure of Punishment.

For playing "heads and tails for
stakes of farthing an apprentice
named Paul Riede has been sen
fenced to banishment from Austria.
According to the Austrian law the
uniform punishment for all games OF
chance ineluf:Eg the game heads
and tails, is bauisnment.