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FIELD MEETING.
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.

profit. This onion crop is Just now
being reaped. Another thing which
the visitors saw was 100 acres in COW
peas being grown for hay. Mr.. Allan
Ike a large number of farmers in
Wlcomico County, has learned that
COW pea hay is much cheaper and
better than fodder, since labor has he.
come so costly, aside from the GREAT
merit the pea has as a soil improyer
D'lawareans Who We're 10 Attendance
The following Delawareans were
present: S. Carl Hughes and A. G.
Rittenhouse, FELTON,; Chas. L. Friedel
Frank Allen, Charles Friedel. 7 F
DuttOn, H.C. Darbee, Charles WRIGHT
j. I. Wright, James Friedel and
George H. Houston, Seaford: D w.
Rolph, Fl. G. Lewis, S. J. Messick
Oliver Cordrey. A. J. Hoover. Jr
W. E. Wolf, Daniel Short, E. S. Chan.
man and 2. J. Messick, Laurel. Was.
ley Webb, Dover; B. F. D. WordaIl
Milford; George W. Kerr, c. P. Close
and George A. Hornton, Newark. G.
u. Brown, A. w. Slaymaker and w
l.. Van Buskirk, Camden; P. Emer-
son and G. W. Neva, Wyoming; ].
W. Powell, Harrington; F. J. Pretty
man, Pennington; T. j. Watson and |
W. Anderson, Delmar; J. E. Comm.
ton, Redden; S. Fl. Messick, Bridge.
vile; James 7. Shallcross, Middle
town; ]. E. Carter and W. T. Massey
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The SMYRNA TINES is published at Smyrna
Del.' every Wednesday afternoon.
LHk TINES is an independent paper devoted to
the welfare of the town it represents and the
eIate OF which it is part. 1t also gives the
Hems OF importance of the Eastern Shore of
Maryland.
ROBT. D. HOFFECKER.
Editor and Proprietor.
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Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
If 1T fails to cure. E. w. Groves sig-
nature is on each box. 25c,
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OFFICE;-Next Door to the Fruit Growers
National Bank. N4O"e elS
Telephone, No. 10.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-04
BY LAUDANUn ROUTE
Brinkley Young rlan ShuffIes Off
This rlOrtaI Coil

Will Rider, OF Brinkley, committed
suicide New Years eve by the lauda
mum route He and his father tooit
supper at the hotel at Brinkley. and
on their way home after supper st ~
pod at Simmons drug store and
bought the poison. The young man
left his father at S p. m. to go to his
room, and that was the last his father
ever saw of him alive Next morning
at s o'clock his father went to his
room to call him, and found him dead
and partly undreSsed. He is known
here and his many friends will regret
his sad demise.
Mrs. f. o. King Fifth avenue and
Alabama street Pine Bluff is his sis
ter. A brother formerly clerked in
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-04
Gen. Knox Retires

Gen. r. NJ Knox has retired from
the merchantile business after having
been in business here for 30 consecu-
tive years.
Richard Morris Knox is sixty five
years of age. He was bern in 1888
and at the age OF twenty-three enlist
ed in tie Confederate army in the
first Mississippi OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
brigade, Jacksons division, Gen. NJ. Il.
Forests corps-and served during
the remainder of the war. He entered
the army as private and soon after
wards was promoted. He was always
an active, energetic honorable business
man and never compromised dollar
of his indebtedness. though at one time
his creditors begged him to settle at
fifty cents on the dollar. He refused,
and in eighteen months paid dollar for
dollar.
He was married first in 1865 an to
this union seven children were born.
He was married the second time to
1883 to Miss Victoria Tucker, and to
this union one child has been born.
At the close of the war he captured
three Yankees and secured from
from each a beautiful pistol and these
served him we'll He sold them for
enough money to buy eighty acres of
land. The deed was written on piece
of brown paper and is still in existence
and has held good to this day. He
found that the floor of his house on this
plantation had been stolen. He made
a bed Of rails and straw and his army
blankets. With the assistance of one
negro he cultivated crop Of corn.
after which he went to Memphis and
engaged him self as salesman with
Rice, Stix and company, now Of st.
Louis, Mo Asking him what other
business he had ever engaged in he
laughed and said: only two things
I have done One was fighting Yank-
eas. the ether selling goods"
In 1871 he came to Pine Bluff and
engaged in the general merchandise
business. He has been actively in
business ever since Mr. Knox is vice
president Of the Citizens bank and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-04
New Years Eve Card Party.

One Of the most delightful card
parties Of the season was given We'd
nesday afternoon, when the Misses De
Woody entertained the Shirt Waist
club and four visiting girls. Every
where cold be seen the holiday colors,
green and red Six handed euchre
was the feature of the evening, and
was enjoyed by all the guests. When
the game was over it was found that
Mis- Cora Mitchell OF Memphis, was
the winner of the visiting girls prize
and Miss Maggie Taylor of the club
prize. A lunch Of three courses was
served. Those present were: Miss
Cora Mitchell of Memphis; Miss Free
nan of Michigan; Miss Ritan, of Little
! sock; Miss Draper, of Fayetteville,
a 4 the clua members-Misses Taylor.
Montgomery, Johnson, Hightower,
Hudson. Davis. Mann, and Mrs. Harry
Trulock
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-04

with his banking business, loans and
cotton business will retain his present
office and large cotton warehouse and
the agency of the Studebaker wagons
These things will engage cons siderable
of his time, out he will have much
more leisure than he has had in years
The new firm will still retain the
old firm name OF The r. NJ Knox
company" 1t is Incorporated with a
G pital stock of $4,000. W. II. kpox
will remain With the firm as a sales
man. The new OH, crs are S. Y T.
Knox, president. He has been With
the firm from its beginning.
Pat. C. Knox, vice president, who
has been with the company for the
past fifteen years.
Lloyd Knox, secretary and treasur-
er. Mr.. Lloyd Knox has also been
with the firm for a number of years
and this trio composes one of the most
energetic that could be gotten to-
gether in Pine Bluff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-04

the Strauss and Miller store.
He had been drinking and said he
bought the drug to sober up on. He
told friends the day before he had
troubles which no one except himself
knew anything about. Deceased was
81 years old and was clever young
man. In July he was discharged from
army service in the Philippines. AT
ter taking trip to Europe he return
ed to the United States, visited sever
al important cities and then returned
home. In the army he was known az
William King He served with credit
as private and was promoted to-
sergeant of Co. K Second United
States infantry, which position he
held quite a while.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-04
LIQUOR LlSCENSES.

Issued to Dealers in jefferson County
by County Court.
Liquor liscenses were issued Satur-
day to Holland and Lampert, Alabama
and Third; l.. & e. Whertheimer, 1l6
Ease Barraque; L. and E. Wertheim er
104 West Barraque; Daisy Russell, 312
East Barraque; Daisy Russell, 321
East Barraque; Jas Sapinze, 2l3 East
Third street; C. G. Brockway, 40 and
112 East Barraque; Brannon and
Payne, 223 Main street; English Sup
ply company, English, Ark; Watts
Brothers, Swan Lake, Ark; T.. Ellen
bagen and company, Dedfeld, Ark !;
Diversified and company, cornerstone,
Ark; l.. B. Cook, Cornerstone.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-04
; AT 1HE CHURCHES TODAY.

First Rptist Church-The pastor,
Rev. Ross Moore, will preach at both
hours of seNice. Subject of the morn-
ing discour.e, Looking Forward, or
the Angel Fesenee for the New
New Year. Evening subject, Look
ing Backward or The Ghost of Lost
Opportunities. All are cordially in.
vited to worship with the Frst church
congregation.
**
First Methodist Church-Sunday
school at $50 a N. Preaching at II
a. M. and 7:3O H. IN. by the pastor,
Rev. J. NJ. Hawles Epworth League at
8 p. m.
-
Second Presbyt~ian Church--Dr.
S. G. Alexander viii preach at IL a.
m. Subject. ''The NV Year." Will al
so preach at 7:3o p.u. Sunday school
. OV ILL.,
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Riverside M. E. hchurch-Sunday
school at $50 a. NJ. Preaching at II
a. m. and at 7:3O p. M. by the pastor.
Rev. ]. r. Dickerson.
Trinity Church-Resdar services
will be held. Morning pnyer and SER
mon at II a. m. and sesuon at 7:3O
p. m.
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
First mass and holy corpaunion at
1880 a. m. Sunday school IM 23O p.
m. Services at night at 7::30ty Father
Fowler. pastor.
First Presbyterian Church~Dr. J.
l.. Caldwell, pastor-Servic$ at the
usual hours, mornino and etming.
German Lutheran Church-Seryices
will be held at the "o~-,a1 I.theran
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-04
A Child Prodigy

iulie Belle Burh hhalteT, Who lacks a
week OF being SIX years Old, is one of
tie most interesting and Wonderfu!
babies in the state of Arkansas. She
is, the daughter Of MIR. f. Burkhalter
l031 Plum street, who conducts pri
Va,e school.
4 Graphic representative was call
ed over to l.. 0. knoX,s office Satur-
day morning BY Mr.. Alb Knox and
found the mere baby spelling any word
i'll tie English language that was given
her to spell. She rarely misspels
wcrd Disinterested spectators gave
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-04

lol la,Ge douhla jpintea in .f.2..c cr5
aud the baby spciler never nj .sd bur
ene and her second t,;a! .3s!lifati t1at
correctly. Her father saiA tat ne
would put her up against an, one in
Pine Bluff in spelling, teachers, orofes,
sors and everybody. At the age Of
three she could read the fourth reader
at four the fifth reader and at four
and half had read the Unitas. States
history. Mr.. Burkhaitar has been
planter for a number of years. H4
has several other children as capa bic
Iut all older than little Lutte Belle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-04
Civic League Meeting Postponed.

The meeting of the Civic league has
been postponed until Wednesday, In
stead of Monday night, at p. m.
A number OF the aldermen are men-
bers Of the league and the council
meeting on Monday night would have
conf,icted with the league meeting.
DIR. Junus Jordan is a member of the
league His name was omitted from
the first list printed in the Graphic.
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DEATH RECORD.
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Messrs. ]. b. and joe Simon re
ceiyed Saturday evening the sad in
telligence of the death Of their mother,
who resided at Alsace, Germany. Hei
death occurred on December Is, and
she was "A years of age.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-04

church by Rev H. Kellermann as fol-
lows: German services at 1890 a. m.
English services at 7:30 p. m.
First Christian Church-Sunday
school at 8: As a. N. Roll call meeting
of all the members at II a. m. A full
attendance is desired and members
should take their Bibles with them.
Christian Endeavor meeting at $50
p. M. Preaching at 7:30 p. m.
Lakeside Methodist Church-Servi
ces will be held at the Lakeside Metho-
dist church as follows: Preaching
at II a. M and at 7:3O p. m. Sunday
school at $3.50 a. m. Capt. N. T. Rob
erts, superintendent. Rev. w. p. Wha-
ley, pastor. Everybody is cordially
invited to attend.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-04
GOOD ROADS DELEGATES.
Appointed for jefferson County to At.
tend Little Rock Meeting.

ICITu TtUCK
The delegates appointed to attend
the goods roads convention at Little
Rock arc as follows:
Hon. w. Fl. Langford, appointed by
President j. A. WOOdSOn
Mayor d. c. Bell appointed s. Gels
ruter, r. G.. Wilkins, A. C. Jordan, M.
Hanf, w. y. Hearne.
Judge r. M. Phillips named DR.. J.
r. Martin. ]. IT. Barritt, G. f, Lytle.
Jno. M. Oracle, A. B. Jones, J. w.
Jones, Gabe Meyer, C. G. Newman. c.
H. Triplett and J. M. Reynolds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-04
Presented a Gold Watch.

Mr. r. C. Wilkins, formerly of the
sentad a handsome gold watch and
chain by the employees of the tirm
with which he was connected so long.
1t was an agreeable surprise to him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-04
New Store to Oner.

J. G. Never is opening up new store
on Borr"nre etreet between Chestnut
and Pho He will carry line of
wall naner and paints.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-04
SOME KICKS.
BY the Graphic's Kicker.
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The South is the home of chivalrous
men and polite and beautifui women.
Such was SO absolutely true in the
days OF the "Old South" that it was
told in story and song all over the civ
ilized world. Such is largely true to-
day, but here in Pine Bluff the Kick
er" has observed some things which
are evidences of an evolution in the
social economics Of the South that
has already produced some very ma
teriai changes. In fact they demon
stratc that tie changes observed have
ret II all improved the good name
Of the South as it was known in the
DAYS of the "Old South"
For example the "Kicker" not III.
frequently meets men on the narrow
2ileWaH.8s which erc 80 chara efi5tie
OF many =of TIE sslG>ts of tft1 cts
who want te hes, the Whaie side
walk They take tic middle OF tire
walk @Gd do not move an ineh ffon
tbo ceat=f IN passing a person. z.aA
Il" Kicker" has seen Iacn de This
senle Ting even whom passing Ia
dics' Certainly the man who doc
it kas nesor possessed the true South
orn chEalry, and if he ever did he has
certainI,. departed from it, IA fact lie
man Who has had the advantages Of
civilization Should be so discourteou5
as not to give half the walk to any
gentleman and all, if necessary, TO q
Lady The Kicker" has seen some men
Who hog the street crossings just
tie same as they hog the sidewalks,
ald any person they meet may step OFF
into the mud before some of these
hogs will give others decent room to
pass.
While the "kicker' can't avoid get
ting a bit angry when he meets one of
these hogs on the street, it gives him
feeling of disgust when he meets
lady that is equally as selfish in no
nopolizlng the sidewalks and cross
ings. The "Kicker" feels like kicking
these two-leggcd hogs" when
he meets one of them on a narrow
walk or crossing. but when he meets
a lady who is also lacking in common
courtesy he feels like going off some
where to quiet place and meditating
on the degeneracy of elegant manners
on the street.
Now it can't be said that this lack of
courtesy on the part of ladies il; con
fined to those whose advantages have
not been such as to train them well in
the accomplishment of courtesy and
gentle manners, as the "kicker" has
met ladies' who belong to the "politer
their street manners as their less for.
tunate sisters. In fact, he remembers
fdi io'to oNtst2ioilo oii " hiCii nc ddo IucC
tao ladies' CT the "polter circles" at
the same time, and as they showed a
disposition to take the entire walk,
and heing too we'll bred to exhibit the
~'ghtost diecouresy to lady, he step
- t. croesing or wal'<, oven
ttouqi in mua half shoe mouth deep,
. permit tenn to pass abreast bnt
ALWAYS fas feeling Of disgust on
fuch occasions.
There seems to be disposition on
o part Of some to want new city
III building and fire department head
'-~tor~ hofere i'm proved streets. The
no r Io f~rr tined I'D
With the masses of the tax ravers in
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-04
AFTER AZ YEARS.
Max We'll Retires From Active Rusi.

Max We'll Retires From Active Busi-
ness.
Max We'll, who is "a years old and
has been in Pine Bluff for forty-four
years will close his business on
Barraque street on next Tuesday. he
will retire from business. He was
born in Grand Dutchy, Baden, Ger
many. He came to America when he
was twenty-three years of age. In
1863 he married Miss Melvina Gold
stuck, of Pine Bluff, who is still living.
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Louis Aitheimer Quits Mercha ndising.
Louis S. Altheimer will close out
his clothing business about February
|. It was formerly the firm of Ben F.
Altheimer and brother, and in ou:i-
ness here for many years. Mr. AL
theimer states that his brother is now
IL st. Louis with large real cst,-te
firm and that on Christmas day hand
= .l2 piece Of property Was given IL.
by the firm en- account Of the GOOD
business lie had done dut.ias She pas
year,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-04
Prictiee Game April 5.

Prictice Game April 5.
Mr.. George Blackburn has signed
Barney Dreyfus, of the Pittsburg, base
ha!l team, for a game here on April
5. This will be the first Of series Of
interesting games that are to be play
ed here this season.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-04
Carload Ripe Bananas,

Sold Monday and Tuesday at 40
and Al cents a bunch, on Cotton Belt
tracks near depot.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-04
A Small Fire.

Iho fire department was called tc
Eighth avenue and Linden street
Saturday. A fire had started in the
ceiling of. the house in which John
Strobe lives. Not much damage was
done. The fire department did quick
work and prevented a big fire.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-04
PROGRAM OUTLINED
For State Convention of Y. M. 6. =.
= Here This Month

credential committee, reception com
mittee, usher comittee The citizens
of Pine Bluff are asked to cooperate
in doing everything in their power to
make the visit of these young men
from all over the state a pleasant one
The names of those on the committees
will be published later.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-04

Mr.. and Mrs Burton We'll left to
day for Chicago, Ill. Mrs. Wells faith
er was taken suddenly i'll and they
left for Chicago Immediately.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-04
Plantation Deal.

J. F. Coy prominent roung plant
er, of South Bend, Ark, has purchas-
ed the Sam Churchhill plantation, tho
oro'i ion beirg $50 600.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-04
Carload Ripe Bananas.

Sold Monday and Tue Ia. at 20
and As cents a bunch, on Cotton Bet
tracks near depot.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-04

I'm The thirteenth state convention of
the Y NJ. c. A. of Arkansas will be
held in this city Friday, Saturday and
Sunday, January %, "a and %. Each
session of the convention will be held
in the Merrill Institute. The Woman2s
meeting on Sunday at 3 O'CLOCK will
be held in the First Methodist church.
The boys meeting on Sunday %ttl ae
held at o'clock. The mens meeting
on Sunday at 3: 80 will be held in the
opera house. The convention will
open Friday, January %, at O'Clock
in the Merrill Institute, at which time
a permanent organization will be per
gates take place. At 730 Friday night
the convention vii open with a song
address will be given. Saturday morn
ing the convention will convene at
~
again at 2 p. m. and close at 4, at
which time conference will be held
for the college students and con-
ference of the railroad and city depart
ments Saturday evening It 7:30
the session will open with song SER
vice and at s O'Clock, Fred B. Shipp
the international secretary Of the
railroad department of the southwest
will speak, and at $3.50 T. c. H,rton,
general secretary of Dallas, Hxas,
will speak. Sunday at 8 O'Clock at
the Merrill Institute quiet hour;wil
be observed for men, lead by J. NJ.
Workman. of Benton At II all the
pulpits Of the churches viii be filed
by visiting delegates. Sunday evening
union mass meeting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-04
PosTOFFlcE INSPECTOR.
Compliments the Administration of
Major Eurth.

VIM. B. Piatt, United States post,
office inspector, was here Saturday
and he reports everything in excellent
shape in the local postotfice, compii-
menting Major Fred C. Furth on the
good system and condition Of his work.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-04
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ministers Unicn.

D. Evangelical ministers OF the
cityWill meet at the Merrill Institute
Monay morning at II O'Clock - or
ganiz Ministers Union All the
ministers in the city are expected to
be preent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-04


city hall building. and used by the fire
department. is a disgraceful affair, but
it is not so tlisgraceful as the streets.
1t is quite natural that the city officers
and employees kick because they have
no decent place to hang out" but the
Kicker" observes that none Of them
have yet carried their kicks to the
resignation point.
If the Graphic cant put up a fight
that will bring good streets in less
than twenty-five years then the Kick
er" is going to kick against the fight.
Twenty-Five years and nothing accom-
plished. Just think of it, That don't
beat Mayor Bells constitutional
amendment plan bit
Now, | have only appeared in the
Graphics columns one time previous
to this time, sill have heard some
people ldlhlIS .IDoil Inc hlChcl WIG
have no right to know anything about
what ! write, for happen to know
that thcy are not Graphic subscribers.
ia kicking aHout il, because | hnoY
their nc2hbnrs didn't take time to
tell them all about what | said, and
th,sC follows have been Sponging.
The "IIicher' heqrd the business man
a%er OF the Graphic complaining be
cause some people WHO are not sub
scribcrS Of The Graphic keep up so
closely with everything that appears
in the Graphic He said he couldn't
understand it. I'll tell him how to
ind out. 60 around to the news stands
alter the Graphic is delivered and all
will be plain to him. He will see feI-
lows reading the Graphic for an hour
then throw it down with the cXciama-
ton, "Thcre'S never anything in it
nohow," 1t is then that | feel like
! would like to have a Bogardus kick
or to apply to the anatomy of these
spongers. | hope they will read what
| have said about them in my kicks in
this column TO-DAY.
Yours for kicks,
'KICKER"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-04
Sold Plantation.

Major O. NJ. Spellman sold 320 acres
of and last week to NJ. w. Clements
- 1000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-04
Convention Committees.

The loeal Y. NJ c. \. is at work al
ranging committees for the state cor.
vention Of the Y. NJ. G, ~ to be held
in this ely. January % 80. They will
have t. provide for about one hundred
delegates. The program committee
have about completed their work and
the list contains some of the best as
sociation workers in the country. The
committee has been assured that some
of the best Christian business men
of the state will attend There will be
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-04
Suit on Account.

The Mann-Tankersly Drug COM
1any sues G. w. Bell, the colored
MUSICIAN, en- an account for s322.O5.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-04
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Directors Meeting.

The board of directors of the Y. NJ
C. A. meets next Tuesday at 4:39 p,
m. The work for the pres nj yeav
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Y. Nj. c. A. Mems Service Today

Y. NJ. c. a. Mems SerVice To-Day.
Rev. j. R. Diclerson pastor of River
side NJ. E. church, will make his first
speecn to tire men OF Pine Bluff today
lat The Young Mems Christian assoeia
| ion Nj. Dicllela9n Is a speaker we'll
Worth Tearing, one wao never falls to
itefest his hearers Good, live siag
II cf OLD time songs All me-. in the
q. cordially invited to attend. Time