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The colored American., 1903-09-19

ancients believed about Justice. you
must be absolutely blind in your ac-
tions.
Remembering that the colored citi-
zen, the colored bread winner, who
may be your fellow toiler is entitled
to consideration and fair play in his
endeavor to provide comforts for his
family, and carry higher and higher
the commercial supremacy of his
country, it is your bounded obligation
to treat him with justice and equity
as becomes a co-laborer in a great en-
terprise.
''To prescribe him and set bounds
and limitations to his honest and hon
orable efforts, is unjust to him and
reflection upon you. Equal and exact
justice to all and in all things, ire
spective of races, creed or color, will
do more for organized labor in one
year, than unWise discrimination and
thoughtless outbreaks of violence will
in twenty. But it is not my purpose to
speak on labor in general; but rather
private soldiers in your ranks, a great
er per centage than is furnished by
any other race, and who eating bread
COL AM FIVE eytsdop5nelerat-t
from the sweat of their brow for bare
ly one generation, have made such
progress in all lines as to reasonably
justify every sacrifice made for their
liberty and enfranchisement."
Mr.. Lyons, after a careful analysis
of the agricultural statistics of the
South, showed that the colored work
ers in the field produces annually
$911, 1885, ,182.75, "a sum equal to $11.09
for every inhabitant of this country,
or $91.73 per capita for every individ-
ual of the race
The speaker then spoke of the pro-
gress made by the colored race-that
it had acquired 100000 farms worth
$400, 100000. Homes valued at $685.,
100000, and personal property worth
$165, 100000, making a grand total of
$500, 900, 900, thus presenting to the
world for his first generation of free
dom per capita wealth of $50 for every
man, woman and child of the race"
The speaker then contrasted this re-
markable showing with the condition
of the Russian peasantry, quoting from
Henry Norman and Prince Kropotkin,
showing how completely the colored
man had outstripped the Russian in
all the elements of progress.
In discussing the suffrage enact
ments at the South he said: THE
apostles of reaction no longer disguise
their purpose in making these So
called constitutions, by phrases so
framed as to mislead the weary and
confuse the public as to their inten-
ton. They proclaim from the house
top that it is not the illiteracy and
vice they would discourage, nor wealth
and character they would encourage;
but that they seek to change the form
of this civilization, this republic, from
a government of all races, who are
citizens and worthy of the ballot, 30
an aristocracy based on race, and per-
chance after a little while it will be
ONLY norton of that race. for inst
The colored American., 1903-09-19

Hyou have a spare room that you would like
rent to desirable parties advertise them In The
Cslores American.
The colored American., 1903-09-19
DIR. J. w. AMES,

Ex-member of the Michigan Legisla-
ture and a leading physician at De-
troit, Mich.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-26
IS T ACHO "a
EXPERIMENTOS AGRICULTURAL
LES DE PUERTO-RICO.

Ell Boletfn ntimero 2, LA Changa 6
Grillo-talpa en- Puerto RICO" esta listo
va para distribuirse. En- este Boletin
Sc da la condicion economical de este
insecto muy importante que ataca casi
toda clase de cosechas en- todas parties
de la ISla, causando daflos que montan
probablemente a mas de 100000 cada
afio. Tambien Sc da una description
de el, sus habitos generates, sus mo-
dos de alimentarse, la historic de su
vida, y su Introduction en- Puerto Rico
son tratados todos.
De manera que el Boletln sea de una
importancia econ omica, Sc da un espa-
clio considerable para discutir tales re
medios que Sc han probado titles por
combatir la playa.
Todos los Boletines de la Estacion Sc
publican en- espaflol y en- ingles y Sc les
mandarin gratis cada persona de es-
ia Isla, que tenga interes en- los trabajos
de la Estacion.
Manden su nombrefy direction a
"AgricuItural Experiment Station, Ma
yaguez, P. r. indicando 81 Vd. prefie-
ra las ediciones iuglesas espafiolas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-26

~ El vapor "Vasco" tomo puerto
hoy procedente de Mayaguez.
Trajo carga general, y Sc despacha
hoy mismo para Arroyo y demas pun
tos de su ruta.
~ La Corte Federal permanecera
funcionando aqui hasta la semana en-
trante, causa de los muchos asuntos
que tiene que resolver.
~ De Lunemburgo lego la goleta
inglesa Roanoke, los sefiores Mora
les Compafifa, con 10 sigaiente:
24o terzones, n tambores y 67 cajas
bacalao, 50 terzones pescada, IS terzo-
mes Pollock, $ terzones l1ake, 342 ba-
rriles papas y 1880 pies de tablas.
~. Anoche Sc reunio en- session ordi-
maria ell Ayuntamiento, con asistencia
de casi todos los concejales.
~. Nacimientos inscritos; Maria
Chamorro y Santiago, Eustaquia Me
YES y Medina, y Evaristo Cuesta.
~. Matrimonios Ramon Pabon,
con Santos Gusane, y Andres Maldona-
do con Saturnina Delgado.
x*x Defunciones Isabel Dlaz de
Baldorioty, Amalia Laboy, Maria Digna
Martinez, Jose Maria Rivera.
Corresnonca1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-26

Ell Captain Salgado tiene en- su poder
unos lentes de orc con cadena un alfl
ler de corbata del mismo metal, por ha-
berselos encontrado en- ell Teatro. A
quien pruebe ser su propietario les seran
devueltos.
~ Jose Dolores RHO, ell guardia de
los arbolitos, ha sdo nombrado lnsPec-
tor del riego de Gales, que empezara q
hacerse desde hoy.
w*s La retreta de anoche, dada por
la Banda del Battalion Puertorriqueflo
estuvo bien concurrida y las pleas eje-
cutadas fueron muy aplaudidas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-26
Noticias

- Ell bracero Isidoro Soriano, de
cuya muerte danos cuenta en- otro lu-
gar de este pef1odico, fue el que cayo al
fondo de la bodega del "Coamo" el sa-
bado pasado, destrozandose la cabeza.
A consecuencia de las terribles heridas
recibidas murio aver a la una de Ia
tarde.
tex*x Anoche repartieron en- el cafe
aNuevo Mundo' una gran cantidad de
frasquitos de esencia americana de Ia
que es agente el senor Wyman.
- Dicen que "a pr6umo szbado
sera asaltado el gcbernador por una ple-
|yade de alegres j6vencs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-26
Ponce
Ponce "a de Enero de 1923

Hoy abrimos esta secci6n con una
uota triste:
Ell tallecimiento de la respectable
octogenaria, sefiora dofia Isabel Dfaz,
vinda de Baldorioty, ocurrido esta ma
drugada.
Ell entierro Sc veri6cara q las de la
tarde es SECURE que asistira una gran
concurrencia, cumplir el piadoso de-
ber de acompafiar los despojos de la
distinguida DANA, que supo llevar con
orgullo tan ilustre apellido.
Reciban sus hijas y dem5s deudoS
la sentida expression de nuestra condo
1encia.
~ Don Enrique Rouset ha sido
nombrado Official de Bomberos, de la
secci6n de la playa.
lie felicitamos.
~ El 28 del corriente Sc veran en-
juicio oral las causas contra Demetrio
Justiniano, de Ponce, por escalamiento,
y Brfgido Iorrens, por infracci6n del
artfculo 4o7.
- Ell 81 del actual vence el plazo
para el pago de patentes y arbitrios, y
el sefior Alcalde 10 recuerda 4 los veci-
NOS, con el fin de que no caigan en- las
redes del apremio.
-. Segdn telegrama recibido en- es
ia ciudad, mafiana debe llegar a este
puerto el barco de guerra alemau
sStoch, = procedente de Venezuela.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-26
M aria E-H0bet

Llega hasta nosotros Ell rumor de
que esta distinguida y competente pro-
fesora desea que la nombren para stis-
tituir a Miss Clack, en- el asi 0 de nifias
IA que enconiar los meritos de la
sefiorita Llobet?
Ella es ventajosamente conocida y
tiene renombre de excelente educadora
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-26
e 9 , y
En- + Z. RR RRMA

En- su morada de Santurce, Sc en-
cuentra bastante enferma la distingui-
da esposa de nnestro ben querido ami.
go el DIR. don Fernando Nufiez.
Deseamos que la noble dana recu-
pere la salud.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-26
Libras en- New York

New York, Enero 26.-Las IL
bras esterlinas sc cotizan hoy
en- esta plaza a $484.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-08-06
unss sinsr biti,rsn si;,1ilt.

; -e. der t. tasi,u cig Slilts at)
btriaafi5ts gsithi nit Ct tm "
itua.t ca Et ur r1.5'Ia Sta5t,
it,ti5t !, y. 0l9l;. Uol EJ5 l.Dl.
uno glsta nib adl. at.tr bitIi
msins 3sit iar a,ionmn. As en-
!esl;s gqi,tl pJriub 10 u. RnAs
llslp gis.eu N iur Z diamptiaa. Il.
sr;islie gaa5ltlat mar luunotrblr mo
i'd mar in g.nissa 1daCa misoer aur
ben 6uttn.. 5tgt babe 10 msln. u
innsbsit poaidneis luitotr- 81 be-
Ieat allen Quttu. SrtdIiungsn. pals
uno 2ung,nlsiosu. 6nautlrt bel y.
oiItsmepsr uno 2. u. St;ll ano
Seas, e. 5l6mas U. q. slllahsih.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-08-06
alitht III llellt.

vim dllg Gilo utrNrs1..1t Il"
M0ohgl oaS upr tHtr NgJiby 6. a.
ityifi. tCoA mn, ,rlihtiJ IN &2rf,
ec1t az enc SAllnRt 81 ir..04. H.
les 1T utauA oeh lidaAs o,y s,iH
6Uccnc Ntltr baut 0bcr ut,gld
ldaNt itjpe Nlmilit nit tiNer S.a'A.
6GJmter.lils Go,it IND 7lOU.e,
Nii't., ,utibt eire },bu,hr l,lsn 6m
q awei,t &ttwtr0sn, oertu Cp'tr icnI
9ey Gp.lout lo0 ltpen ems us,y't.igtn
III rtrlebtu. Iieics ,ltiiltl miro ilbtr.
,eiat at tttt HI eteie eeteie 11y,ar t,te or. 'TU-rUrTT
dntrtlnut. 3Um &trtaui bci Is. ).
StNe. & 80.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-08-06
SAVE THE CHILDREN.

N.ncty nine 70 every onchund-ed
i.cases that. .ch.1rcn have are due to
j or3aS 0f jh. stomach .nj th.se
1-orjcrs a.: al. ca4s-l BY indigestion
Xot5i Dyspepsia Cur- is just Is good
for children as i IS for adults. Chill
3ren thrive on il. It keeps iheir little
stomzchs sweet and encourages th-ir
xroxth and Development Mrs. f..
Carer, 705 Central ST. Nashville,
Ten. says: My little by IS nov time
,ears I'D and has besn suffering from
Indigestion ever since he was hon.
After using one hoitle of Kodol he IS
a ssH baby. recommend tito all
sufferers. kodol digests what you
cat ani makes the stomach sweet.
sJti cy 6. J. fstfittf & co.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-08-06

Iit 0srytn gSM y4.tio1 uaa
f,n, mo }oi,rl 2}lHMaHa bon
atr.cWoru tImtU III S5st.aJ 5i.r
21,l an Dem SS.se uo1 Slg.
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tl'Etgc n JsttiahnElo; dl.4tl.=
,r I9d.il iCiU m,rn.
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,u1ga &c0e 9aasa leaot l,5ssg Yee.a.s
inl3lJ. ta Or S.crys,l l,I1tl.l0..
M. Ml.uta sto,maaa
5a 04.t. &ci tiM>t, N4 iti, ,irtr
.9olc tty UaQ 1T G1l oar 61A..e
ana 1u.l p1.se.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-08-06
4oel5toDH.

I'll 6orrtiyonOtnt tlt dub MI, oi
Staot W.ta bjtie 2&o4 iu2,u5taittil
l2aomm.n. 9tim Ginllul IN ot.
Staot mn; elmer olrlui Ght gtter
Oaf man aiht ub.r biz &lunilImgi,l
roivsrt. Sb0ue Sluir Mo oa; aut
cng ib0R Aa.aJc l!lg tiGen Slbn e.
II mein EitrO niti iebtu tpolts, i
tonote i1 Die S,ttu@Uayoig.ei,sn niti
ale 1T &eiy i1l nebm Il.
friu y. alyens in. bsimott nj
lui Der Stlnitulilis. Nanltea i9r
bl,el3e 9sn:rdn9.
Niyr 9lul. SaamU Udtr bat Itb cut
tine @..le bohrtu lliler; luh bat lsiu
Sal,on t!ncR ntusl Anltgi0 be'.m-
l.u.
9,iilti ,3stt wsyo1a lie QO4icis.
i.atta ui.ot leuitl.
I'm NloailG Wu;o; oas 9InO oes
pam 0a,5us 0lusier b.eroigt. 81
ne toll tlutr Sen Viliolc perlrlda;e
1eunoe al Or Sduo bate Sluiper'
gii;uul iur Nolas osr caslit osr Slti=
ne nab gtobtl Stiotn erldl, Ter Oh
ON Soo ilr,s Sobldtas betribten
5asliIis unitr iunisii &ileio.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-08-06
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Irau IS & ojc,s bon s.i,ric,
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Mtett &taoan,tta N0A oo.i1IA jrs
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So.att-.'3t hi &,,r.ali'n.
Sd. sang, 6,l. yjH.t >-,jtt
h5,etA I~4aa peH eRgm mfh,
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-08-06

6rlu 9intb Die siui9e Qioa0tt
II Sriah bu llrr 30dttr Yrlu
i1otoel IN Rauias 6iip wdr -tam am
1oa'as litrouvb aui Dam 9eimWtg
;.t Rctigiogn.
Tyau 0,trtruo pilitmsptr uno
Soln HJ laau rali2n am UioHisa
a1h SOMA. no.. um bort tillgC
l9otn tgl ! 1ttr ysig. S&ueiitr otr
,5rla II. !. yutas lui &eiut ,a
Ie..R.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-08-06

aai itBtta Sduua4 uuo Sonn
;ra b.er;t olt lieillc GgueiGlt %;
F.runiula'tlt an Cfm ou0 g,i.e.lt-
esy 5Go.tty GutjuIe no CiCits Gti
fc'i ul4t Sitityt l,.yc, t4eiIuobm&
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u. u,n GuWt0 81 ldlr bier t.,p
loglil,aiulp',ii, ats. Ter ho1w.
Qrt wirC Gin. 3,ii lang 81 ieiner er-
bg.ual bi.r itln.
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2tasuaLl tatb. @.bttbut'r i'll englIltGr
uuo o,utihtr Spradle trba!tsn. e,uit
Butter 81 on uj.orisiitA ljreiicn In
.1udeiists But ga0:a.
22j 4Raoiion S,raHe,
,lTerioG Git0. lPo.
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-08-06

EraU 9 +, oie,s bon 1s'lrici
6rp ie.Jis dia gtgUtda con Cinun S.'
lte b, &t0Uanetta mad 0o,illA jrs
rtla.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-08-06

glolt lbr EN- AbfubrmIlIel w'Ites
miI's lriht ~ nsbwsn mo H3sr pirt-
euo III, esbraadt eblmberlaina 4ias.
en- auo 2,bsr 5nbIettn- gum Gsr.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-08-06

- G,iiUtr Glii 81 hlbtU btiNM,
SGtrc:,r gt',p1l.ia ,to.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-08-06
VI mufit.

gl7a .gt b. stts.rts.; uitt ,at'
ft5.u. laitt ihr slug Clgd 1c.r
t. +tne t.tt-i ssi 6sm .11sgg
Lcas- n.a, ! lf. G5urs. <asl-
e e. 5r ety.luii &'lrc. DyH
\ lf5 eairu 3a'JiteuaHt 1910
i 81 laEi /. s-Ew-Htu ga,,li,gi.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-08-06

Ije at5yiiV,r !, orno0Iic. Rta,c
i. l,- = y-,- a. isy;;i;3s r. ~
oes ,,ttI. Is ylaro W.a6Hctr ltyl4
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-08-06
Tar AL lU HA:g.

Persons ir5arl-5 vi.h Indigestion q
tYspepsla can "a, al ,5sy want #
~ viii take Kodol d spcpsia Cure.
his remedg prepares ihe stomach
r the reception. retention. digestion
ID nsimlatiol Of al Of ihe wholc.
tne food thzt may te eaten AMI ens
6ics the 1iscsiHc organs 10 Trans
6rn III. sanc into the kind Of hood
kat aiyes hczlth and strength. Sold
&c. J. FSSh.Ei q Co.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-02-27
THE GIANT QUARTETTE.

The press has the following TO say
Of the Giant Quartette which appear at
the opera house March Z. THE Giants
were encored till encores ceased to be a
virtue. Chicago Inter Ocean. "The
Giants were received with the widest
enthusiasm. - The Chicago Tribune.
1.-The Giant Quartette Company at the
opera house Wednesday evening was one
of the best entertainments seen in oxford
in many day. They more than pleased
those who were fortunate enough to
hear them and we're greeted with more
applause than has been accorded any
entertainers here in the past two years.
Should they return again we guarantee
them crowded house. Oxford
Mich. Leader. Reserved seats on sale
at Sharrar & Mulholland's.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-02-27
HAVE FOUND A DRIVER.

A driver has been secured for the fire
team and if the committee has been
rightly Informed, man has been Sc
lected who will give the village the best
of service. The fortunate one to be sc
lected is O. F. Bancroft, at present re-
siding in st. Louis. Mr.. Bancroft is
an experienced man with horses, that
we are assured Of. for the reason that he
broke the Mt Pleasant fire team, for
which there is at present a standing Of
fer OF $500. The salary required by Mr.
Bancroft is $50 per month and house
rent, an amount equal TO what he is at
present receiving. His duties will COM
mence on or before March LIST, which
means this week.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-02-27
We Take the Chances.

If you have neuralgia of the stom-
ach, gastritis, nausea, furred tongue,
or a constant pain in the stomach, try
Majors Neutral Pills. We guarantee
and recommend them. Bivins &
Rhodes.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-02-27

We would appreciate IL if all who owe
us would call at once and settle their
accounts.
124S Il III. j. VKRMRULEN.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-28
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Monroe came to Pine Bluff Thursday.
but by an agreement by which the
teams a.e to play today. the game
Thursday did not occur. FRIDAYS
game was postponed OF account of
rain, and double header was PLAYED
Saturday The fist game began at
2:30 p. NJ. and finished to 9 in
favor of Monroe.
The Monroe team is a fne aggre-
gatfon Of ball players, but are not
working together. Hunt. the catcher.
made throw to second when Daw-
kins was on third, that let Dawkins
scofe, which was a rank play. Just
such pla ling is the kind Of ball that
has kept them at The bottom of the
list.
No scoring was done until the fourth
inning, wien Blake scored fer Pine
But and 10 the same inning Brown
stIagl- -tts N9h1ott. Brown then hit
Neaf aai Idly with pifched balls
and they took their bases and
ar@Ht.s-it =eaHewed with a hit MAX
ing J.ree men on bases. A
tit BY Andrews brought Moore in,
who Was non on third. Dougherty
then hit = Dawkins, who placed the
ball to first, allowing Leidy to score
Hunt then made one-bag hit which
brought itDivit in, making tn ee
runs FER Monroe in one inning. In
the first 3.clf CT the ninth, Andrews
ana TaMf scored In the eighth
I5cnelv WHO was first to the bat. hit
the f. 4 bal landing a three-bagger
Hennegar followed and flied out to
leftfela and Lcngly came in.
nrafy n1a1e q hit between second
a. - ne first baseman. Weaver,
eot # and a hot race to first was
en-. Weaver made slide The de.
tision WAS close, but Brady got the
decision of safe.
The score as reported by official
sccror Byirgton. is as follows:
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s. 5 S a business
StirnuIant

and to reduce our surplus stock, we
will for the next ten days. beginning
Monday, June IS, make general re-
duction on every article in our store
from 10 to 20 per cent. This reduc'
ton, added to our usual low prices
ought to make us the busiest bee OF
Zine Bluff.
Our stock is complete in every de
partnc1t.
This reduction also includes our
Celebrated John Meier Union Made
Shoes for Men.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-28

were played one in the morning
which after thirteen innings, resulted
6 TO 5 in Il defeat for the Pine Bluff
team. In the afternoon only six
innings We're played and up to that
time the score stood l3 to in favor of
Clarendon
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-28
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ADVERTISE YOUR WANTS.

RATES--If cash accompanies thf
order, the price will be Is cents per
week for three lines. counting six
words to the line. If charged. will ht
charged at the rate of cents per line
each insertion. NO cneap ans taken
for less than a week. nor will we re-
ceive a "Want Ad" over the telephone.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-28

Blake.
Time. I: :2S.
Ulnpire-Towers.
Longly's three-bag lit was beauty.
In the first game, Longly mad seven
fly chances and got them all.
NOblett. in the first game, made
run and catch at third base that was
a corker.
Longly doubled up his bones to
stop grasser in the ninth inning of
the first game.
Brown struck out ten men in the
first game Ee did phenomenal 2itcil-
ing, bat erred in tire fourth by hitting
two men. letting them to first base
These two nlea scosea. That threw
= chill en- his finely pitched game.
CAPTAIN Lee Dawk;ns. il? explaining
why he threw tc first in the fourth
inning. said it WAS not because he
did net Know that this was cnly the
second out, but because when he got
tne ball 4.e was running toward sec
ond When the ball reached him the
man on third had advanced so far
that to then have stopped, turned
he knew that nothing but the most
perfect throw would have stopped
the score while on the other hand
tne out made q gap in the runners
made two outs, and succeeded in get
ting Brown on the bench sooner
stopped the Monroe steam and Mon
roe would then have taken risks on
two outs and that they would have
e, PLAYED safe on one out. 'My only de
sire said Dawkins, was to get then
out as soon as possible, which, in my
iud dgment. was the best thing to be
done under the circumstances.
First base has been Strengthens
so per cent by Blake. He is a zoo
speedy. safe man on that bag. Ht
was hit twice by pitched balls.
Dawkins played a good game o
pail all day.
Clayton and Hennegar did fin
fielding.
The following telegram from Judg
A. B. Grace, president of the Pin
Bluff Association indicates that tn
routing of the teams to Pine BLU
will be changed and instead of CON
ing by the north route. via Memphis
they will come the south route, whic
will put them into Pine Bluff in tn
forenoon instead Of the afternoon.
will be decidedly for the better TIL
telegram is as follows:
''Vicksburg, June 27.-Mr. Gee
Blackburn, Pine Bluff, Ark. &C
everything arranged here. Home b
Memphis Monday. A. B. Grace"
In the first game the batteries We're
Pine Bluff-Blue and Brown; secon
game. Blue and Shaffer Monroe
First game. Hunt and Kelb; secon
game, Hunt and Wheeler.
The second game began fey
minutes az ,r 'he first Blake score
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-28
Furnished room for rent, with bath
privilege, at 1909 West Fifth. 223

Lost, Strayed or Stolen-Satu1day
afternoon, June 20, one dark-bay mare
about three months old. Last seen
near Jones park. Return or notify
us and get reward. Strauss and Mil
Ter. 22S
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American League.

American League.
Boston-St. Louis game postponed;
rain
Cleveland /. Washington 0.
Detroit ), Philadelphia >.
Chicago 3. Nm Gars ..
Ae-ss.eaa on.
indianapolis : Ta'a35 /.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-28
FRIDAY GAM ES.
Cotton States Leaque.

Natchez 5. Nicksburg L.
No game at Greenville. being called
on the fourth inning, the score being
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