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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-13
GricSion = Sinic meme idjncQc yagD
@nntc rGOro Baltimore" nno
,Scnu" uodl HhiloSclnhin.

9eGiimenb AM 9icniiag. ocn 10. Mai, . llbr
VurnlttagS, mo bon onrl ab iiglib, Sonn'
TAGS, diisgeiloliIitcn, BON Sigbt= ltno Brattltr.
u ,Wettertpn lilh GBeiter, Va. iuluie IN gep.
Sn'lle, Gel. nnGnlteno, nit anidIuB un 3roI.
leD.Gurs mad 8iltninaton Eel.
@rahlttge SaBrt burn ben Gannl.
6n1rt III elmer Hibtlng $3.50; 9ilrolabri
90 Inael thr liidfa1rt nui Rag ooer giu.bl
Soptell giilti1 $3.50.
RnrbteiiesNtuete bon philadelphia aui oer
~; \ g.; Sn6n" 5nriidfebren6, $3.50. 9ireft(
6Gbrbilete nab sitluutirGitN mo 5tlrild pen
Boot S3.t5; ooer 9an5 per Vnbu, iitr 10 Sagt
quito. $500. 5erler bireite Subr6iuete nat
8rD.Dort, Nnna'Srnnd, NSpnrg . Fart, einc
Hlttnlle, $500 9iutn1u6rt $500; Sape W,ap,
Runofn6rt $500. yia1tS ainpfcr iGbren I'M
8 llbr NbenbS tdgli6 tSonitngS unsgenom
mem. Vtlicie lIa0 stIbuIO. 5roD, 51tutusn
SPRINGS, gielup0rt, gieius0upcn t9t), @0rtIGnS
t9Ie) nno n%brbIidH Flnileu lucroctl iin Biil
redn, ionie bel giIbau9b'S, gIr. POI, sioro-
NOTWITHSTANDING, b%erialft Sbreiht iueael
Heties 6alobub
Clarence sBriuer, 9lgent.
CUallO,G&S) 9tr. 2Ol, SigDt- Slrabe.
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&n Cincinnati, g., bru6 in bent
neutrality-suspicious. Der nYounoSior0
Stntlonerp Gon1poun" Nr. t3t unb
1873, OItsA. StrnBe, 6euer aus. Ole
6omilien, meIhe Die oberen Stod
lperte b%epobntcn, botten elm fnoppe3
Gnttommcn. Soiepb &oblina irine
5rau uno bcioen &inoer murcn I'M
&olbe bolb eritidt, ais oie6ellermebr
81 Siilfe fom uno Die @~eorGngtcn
mitteIIt GcttimgsIcitern in Siderbeit
bra6te. GoS @ebGuoe lpuroe einge.
0ibert; Der 9ran0i6ooen betrGqt
100000.
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Tmcrifa's Grpurt.

@a{binqton o. s., IL. Mai.
@Gbreno Der eriten 5ebn Wonote
bes loufenoen 6isfoliabres, enoeno
nit benz 30. glpril, muroen aus Den
8ereiniqten Staaten Die bier Soupt-
itapel = grtifel, 9Hummolle, 5leiih.
tpaoren, Miueralole unb grooItofie,
i'm @eiommtmertbe bon $71S.75t,.
624 ousgefiibrt, ODER $27, 2B4t0s
ulebr ais in Den correiponoirenoen
Nonoten oeS goriabres. gui Baum.
tpoIle entfieleu oapon 1851, 753 1897
(3nnabme $55,77S,206), m1brent
BEL Jleiidpadren Die 3unabme SIT,
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lie Hcaierung brandt @elb.

8 bingtOn .. s, II. Woi.
Sbobamtsietretdr Sbott bot Ell
men oritten NEiirli an Die Nationol.
banfen erIaiien, in ipelden Hegie.
runssgeIber oeponirt iinb, 5ebn Bro-
sent oes ReiteS DER Regierungsgeloer
pelfe Tie Dor Den bereits porber. erlai.
enen Gufruien III SSGnOen botten,
al bas Shasalnt ab5ufiibren. Gieiem
weroen auf @runO bieIes oritten %ui.
rules 5ebn Milionen Collars 5uilie-
Ben. Der aufrli finbet ouf oQe
Banfen, init MIR Wenigen Iusnbmen,
anDenbung, weIde Dor Dem 3peiten
Gufruie Hegierlngsgeloer in Sobe
bon $t50,00C ODER mebr in SGnoen
batten.
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9ambnrgsM mcrita.
- Hadb -
SDppelid)ranbeu.
9am6urg-N merifa.2ini
81 9roabloap, Reip-D orf.
Irtbnr ". Nubipn.
II @eit.G entre.S trobe.
Baltimore Tampf . Gafct . So.

9Le Der. GtauienJb0it bei5rocri6.
n%onlneIt, BON Den s9ab line"sBiers, iO--i3
Nigbt'Sfrnbe, $50 glbenos. oireit nab DID
Xotnt Comfort. ylorfoIf. Qnrtsnionib mT6 alien
8olii Comfort nit Is. { s. S'" @I!essiibd5m" i mtS
0fibmouo. @erbinbuig In Portsrnoitb nit benz
.SsGSOaro gtr glue" teIiOsn 3Gg non .@orto.
init Der u%gItlanttc 1oalf Cine. Gort1ii NIB
Carolina. yiorlolf lmb iiibIi6, NoriUlf unb
lpeitlib uito DSio Dominion Gtue" itdb gselus
beTI! ulo sSatbtngton. yt:,9.
.Wabl3etten nab eltrnpiithem plane, quIiis
tthie .Stnll!enjliHIHer, eleltriIhe Velelihtuig,
Sarnpthtt5lina. anien fret Neierpirie auiilteils
Ainlner III ben NilletsgurcaiIr ber .Q,ap Cine: :"
gr. 32l, Meit'9aliintoresSirabe Slr. COG uHb
bOs, Yt9bt.Sirdse. iinb gllbaIe1'S, g9arfes,
lno GeginoiousStrabe.
Subn u. ebcrlpuoo, u, gru,pu.
Stce erai. II. Sen. Manager. sen. 4gaI'giaeuf.
tSea2-)
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Gmeen Ynne's Giieubabn.Go.

5dbrpIdH irat am 1. Mai 1904 in craft.
21npfer n~erlafiert Bier gtr. 10 an qigbts
Sonntagsl nm 7.f5 Woraens uno 3.i5 anb.
nitttngs: snmiiass I'M *7.1b Wiorgens uno *t2
llbr yta6mtitn8s. mad 2pse. Yuint, aentSss
lamb, Queenstown, 6entreuias, Ientpu, @reeH,
ipooo. @lenoale. Wiilton, peipes uio Smiihens
ftaiioneii.
sonntnss nm It's Moreens mad CODE goint.
GneenstoOn. 9eutreoile. Genes. Nebobutb uHo
ftitr ndh puuetgoint uno GHeenStopH.
S6iieben ii6 su @reentpooo an bic
gGeIaipdtese ifenbabn" mad alien 9unitn fibs
in Der -aeips gorf. gbitaoelpbia nno Norfolf,
gabn." : uub 80 $. & 6. Suneiiou nab Cation,
GIforo uHo 3pitbenIintioiien.
5radt miro tdglih eutsegen eenomineu.
Beibe Telephone.
grant Gbien, eequetter.
Jpbn Is. Bsslep, Sen .sFafi .sNeent.
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IIlluII UlOll Tlb Hui eIlIer Ie1u)efl TN
gorin ans un0 mlr0c in Nem. Oorf
BON ieiner 8ruu in Gmpiang &c
nommen. - Die @ittme mlB 81.
rid.
Nem Dorf, ~. Moi. - Sir
ulrop1iIdc 0urhbrcmcr, bic @uttin
uno ainoer i'm Sti6e Iniieu, nm nit
elmer onoeren 6rull in oaS nelte &ano
5u fliidten, lit OoS &ciiell oli Der.
bGltniBmGBig langiumen 0ampfern
gefGbrlid. Sn Der 8meitcn aoiiite
beS 2lopo0ampfcrS y6rieorid Der
@roBe" traf geltern Nohmittug 9ln-
ton aubif III @egleitung enter orollen
iungeu @ittpe, Grou Stepbene
Mtoiner, Gin. @r Iod)te lih ms
6auItd)en, glaltbte er bod, Orilben in
Solinenoorf in llngnrn feline @ottin
nebIt 5lpei ainoern, ber5igen &noben,
binter lid gelaiien 81 boben. 8er be-
iHreibt ober ou5 @sItmAneH oe6 Ntnns
mes, OILS geltern, ebell oils Der 0anl-
pier lall6ete, leine Srau nit ben bel
Den 9inoern IN Sobofen oil 9oro
fam. Die Scene lit faitln at idil.
bern. Der Mann trmlte 5rierIt ietteu
Nilgen gar ltiAt, crit 0ie Stitnnle Ser
bintereangGlen 5ruu rib ibn in Oie
@irfli6feit 5urildn 8rau &llhit mar
Don llngprr aus Sem 2lli$reiBer oli
Dem 6llBe getpIgt uno iR Bremen &c
nan cine 4tlnoe r1ob Der 9lbiubrt
res ~6rieorid Oes @roBeu" nit Dem
Durdbrennerpoar an goro eingetroi.
fen. SIR lmur0e mit9etbeilt, oob am
u0hlten Gage Der S6neQoampfer
Daoiier @iIbcIm scr 3weitc" abfob.
rem lueroe llilo 0aB oerieIbe 5meiielIoS
Nelp-Oorf nod Dor oem Oampfer
o6ricorih Ser @roBe" erreihen uer-
DC. Sic i6ifftc iih iebt ollf Dem
SUnellodf1pte r EN- llllo erretd)te ge=
tern Sormittog Sobofen, mGbreno
o6rieorid Der @roBe" nod nidt bon
Sire SSlono uOiiirt mar. 8G6relto
oeS gon5en Cages mid lie ni1t bonn
Tod, rrnO ais geitern 9~todnittog Der
3ipeite 0ampier iih Dem Yier nGberte,
permo6te Tie ibre Nufregung nidt
ldnger 81 pcrbcrgcn. Salt ols @rlte
~ltiir5te ip iiber Ole @ongplonfc, INN
Dem Durd)bremcr ben gebiibrenoen
Nilfomm 81 cntbietelt. Die Scene
muroe %oermoBcn lGrmenb, boB natiir.
lid Die @inmon0erungshenmten allf.
merfiom mur0cn. Sic bielten allbif,
lolpie Srou Moincr an mo bradten
Iic 5ur 0etinirrutg nod) ellis Sslano.
Brau 8ubif bealltragte, boB Ole @itt.
noe, Die crit 20 Sabre aft lit, in Die
Seimatb nbgci6oben meroe. Gem
8atten 9laubt lie Ole hummer Strei.
he lelbIt nlt0trcIbcn 81 fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-13

l36,A72 unb bel Winerol0Icn $40.
179,25t betrug. @ei @ro0Itoffen,
Oercn 8eiammt @rport 1888, 1924
crreidte, madtc lid cine @bnubme
III S0be bon $49, 929,S3t bemerfbar
bon meId)er Summe ALIEN aui Den
Wtonat 9Ipril $t0,319,453 entfielen.
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Warpfano nno Yenmiglpania.GiIen.
bahits Sumpanuie.

8iee b~erIaffen gortb +. glucriie uub Onf,etr..
Siatton an aSodentaseu:. gla6 9elair 7.3O.
$50 Wiorgenss 500. ABB, 600 Rn0mttiaes.
ia9s. ROD Uorf 7.30 Morsens, 500 gla6'
nlttta9s. Snntdes-na6 geInir $50 Wlor,
gems. 400 ylad)mittaeS, 1000 NbeHos. glat
Delta $50 Wioraens, 400 gia6mittaes. Gam
ttaes-ra6 Belair 7.30, $50 Wtorgens, 800,
t.2b Pa6mitidas. 500. 1t.45 abenos.
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WrrdJants' &c Mincrs' Srauspor'
tatipn Sompanu.

EnHlpfefsYInIen
Na6 Bolton UNI BEN Often: icoen W1ontag,
Dlenitaa, SonHerilag nrb SaDftag. AbenoS
q ubr.
ga4 Brpbioenee Ito oem Often: leoen Sonns
tag. Wiiitipo6 uno 6reilag, IbrlIos q llbr.
NGn Aeipport YielpS ilnb 9tortolf: idnIih
I'M q llbr 2lebnos.
5rndt miro idalidb big r llbr slbenSs iir an
BEN 4dre abiabrenoe 9dnpter aneenumnieIl.
flag. SonIeritGa unb SamitGg. glbenoS Q Nor.
Boitoner llno Rropioences Sampfer idbren
bon Der gSerfte am 6uBe oes aotigsSods III;
SooanliatsS Gnpter bon Der gScrfie ain 5lbe
bee QSeitz6dQs abe1Ie.
e. u. @iaiusbant, slaent,
Golpi5od.
~. .. 7nrnet, @.sB.13l.
". 7. Gtebbins, - 80.
Saliptbiirenu: Wr. 60I, ro.GbGrfe ctr.
bratts nno BaiIngesgGredu: ylr. 22f, Weit.
Baltimore. strahe, Q13l&GJ
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lNunoerppae Gntoesfmma.

ltiin In 6raueuietoeu, brnhte Iaufenben BON
l~eioenoet 5rauen oas @lid Der 8efnnobeit:
bate ME eiten 5ebIlbIag; in obtunopter3ta
ptnberlIna berf6aftt. ODER feline ge5nbluna:
Ietne S6mer5en. ieine @etapr, feline hnter.
bre6utte oer Sef6dftieung; abfoIut Iiher INN
Gomiortabslites,. p~Iiuaifs Seim fit 1amen.
8ebtloete 9ranfenpfleeerinuen: drstline Hes
ldfoling. fGus geluinfht; 25stdbrige grfe1.
bon 3 bis 9. 5tatbertbeiluue. sratiA.
Iran y, Atniauas,
~. Sf5. Woro.Sopags. Gtraee, Baltimore.
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Weitern Warhlanb.8ah
frat ~ arai, am 5; @ai 1904.

FRAT IN Strait am 5. 9,ai 1904.
8h9e p~erlailen @ineH.s iatioH lpie foIsi:
SdBlidi,
4.30 irfb . u. G6uelpoit, Sauptlinie, Saaers.
toipn, @nbneeboro, u. K III. Nabn un6 BEN
Stioen, NIB nisgenonlmen Sonntnes u. V.
Sgbrl, ebdHDersbura. WlartlHsbnrg uno
II .g6 8orrRiiiass- Accommodation au6 gmorb.
.Sdaltd,, ansnsupmmsu eOuutass.
Saaptiltie aifIiS' BON SmOtS.SroSs. sarlisis
lno y. * y. Ba1It.
s.25 tlo-Saupttinle. Saeersiopu. ebippens.
btre, Sreeerid. @mmttSbnrs nno u. Il ".
1919 YoriHtttagS-g ffo mnooattou nab Union.
brIoge. Vorf unb Wettpsbnrg.
2.25 2labn,ittngs. .affoiuoouttoH mao unteHs
32b Rad ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mao gmurb
@to9e, y. 4 p. Siotton, ionic Uorf.
f4.45, Nadmtitags - GIpreb nad @IDnbon,
unb ouiu Nftommooattut DTS SaaerStofuf:
terler 5reoertf, Smmiisburs uuo Sbippet%
5.1i Observation-Disclosures fir einorp
*5.4s aatmiitass - qintteo nah Dorf, 0a.
noper NIB @ettbsburg (9urlorsg9aggom.
6l2 Mbos.-Wffomnlooation mad Union Brtbas.
SUD Mbos. accommodation uaN @MorS
8rope.
Sur countaas.
9.S5 vloracIs affoinoeation nat Union
Brtoge uno Sdnuber.
4.4o acknowledgements mao enors
'8alien mot an Der BennfpIbania .gDemns.
9laet, nnb Sepdd.gurenu 9orboIt,gde bon
Charles nIo eeIinqtunsS trnbe.
5l9e balfet an Der unioHs, Rennfolbdntas
geenle' Silioil' iino @albroof tsiorto'stee.)s
q {; @ris@olo, g., ga. 1opsa,
0en.' Serfebrs'lGar al. 4en.s Buf .'giaent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-13

= Sn Iorristopn, ga, lit Der
0G6ter Sobn 9roiun BON orei &all'
bern in ben ,9lod.@ erfen" ermor.
oct tporoen.
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SV~s
&e9clmGRise 9nmpfidifffabrt
5lpifnen
Baltimore NIB Bremen
ourf Die neuen uno e%rprobteu, nit
allen 8eQterliGfeiten p%eriebenen
Roltoampier eriter &laiie.
1HbeinL" D8ranoenburg,"
rgledor," .@aiiel,"
DWtain," y9reslau."
Die @rpeoitionstoee ituo ipie folgt:
- bon Baltimore: =
n9ranbcnburg," Wittmod, ben %.
Wai, 2 ltbr gtadmittags.
YSonnoner," Wittipo6, ben /. SUM,
2 llbr gtabmittogs.
rGaiieI," Mittmod, ben 8. Suni, 2
llbr NadJmittoGs.
a8reslau," Mittwod), Den 10. SUM-,
2 llbr g.ofnlittaes.
oNcdar," WiittpodL Den %. Sum-,
2 llbr Na6mittoGS.
8tpeite aiii1a.Gaiiage.&reis:
Sun $4,000 an.
3tpii6enheds- g. lIioge.YreiIe:
Bon Baltimore uadl Bremeu $4,000.
Bon Bremen nndD Baltimore S34.00.
Buuoreife.Biuet bon Baltimore:
Nah Bremen nnb 5uriid $50 90.
&eseu, 6ratt nnb BafiGee tueuoe man fi1
an Die 8eHeruIsg tgeHten
u. Sdnmadcr & So,
SIR. 4t9, Sanoper.S traBe.
ooeG
GSluarb Haine,
Office bcS ,6sutiheH SurreipunoeHtsn."
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Gtnapoits, VI. M99nhS% tail0is T.b0 B5rln,
gsrlaten 6ambfm . etatisa fir Greosrid,
H,35, 1000 BORN. D.t5 8Urir., lt.25, l4.36
Na9Il, nno '9.35 Wbeills' ,,oo
niftaes.
*1i.35 glbenos.
Saitis sas, e:gs giereens.
enrap, WHt. Stobal Siatiut 1876 Nadbm. ;
Sa'oal slue'sinis mad yhtiaosipaia aHo s'stp.
SsttIi9. yer ,eamoen Ger. @t giobaI.
ola sSSiiaTO @aS speits t'f iisY. s.Siy s. s.SSa I. G
N@arIOr, speile, MT 81. 9.bs q .s.5i j.. s
Sss sfISf. e gSeile a4 a9aIS Z, ~ y. y 19.5a 3.
.assal eimiiso,.a auSi6liebli4sr huffman. 3iis.
q sPsifs;SssaaaOIls. tdaII. $4gS.B pa Z -
tcaSsS, 8Sild.. .,,iasiiiSS .SS.SSSA. S.SS5as ~
e4Is el fs sgGsS e6id lSISiis ,2'g ,s% u,1 dsasT. II,
aufnnbnle bon Hdiiagieren bereit.
V. nad sitantit. 9th an &odeutagen. y.
nnd Ntlanttc.6tn tdgfidl.
aae ,8Lae baIteu In Atlmlnstpn an. 9 bait
gerI. Camden. s.erI, Wt. giobaI.
HbiIa. aNfioI. 49,. .2dgli6 500 Y. $40 Y.
33 |SiI@ sTSEsss. sass ggS SMHiss 2. r. i 4 R.SS 4 4
gberoeen Nfiom.. nnsg. CON. 5.t6 Y. 5.20 y.
Bbila. atfoni, flir Sonniags 6.l0 ". 6.15 Y.
giatts9surealg: gotolpelt'ede CHARLES nle
5iiosgroaSUop, mi. SPECIALIZATION oOer Gam
.. q. g,artin, mer. gafi. Traffic.
e. 10. Saiest. &en.'gaf. 'aeent.
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81 idnell fir cine Orallc @itt,uc

9lntOn 9ubif rib nit elmer ieiden In
gorin ans uno mtroc in @em. port
bon leincr 6rou III Gmpfong &c
nommcn. - Die @ittwe m,B 3lt.
rid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-13


Der ~45.idbriee aaufmann 2eopolb
Snus in Sorniemti6 lit in Der erlten
aprihuofe angeblih in 8eihditsan.
gelegenbeiten nad 8ien ub9ereiit
uno ieit6er peridmunoen. @ie iid)
nun berausIteute, bat 3aus iolide
@ehiel in bebeutenoer Sobe in Ser.
febr eebradt unb biirfte iid jest be-
reits in Nmerifa befinoen. 2eopolb
Saus belt iid nah ieiner gbreiie
aus Sorniemtidj 3mei Gage in 8ien
auf, beiudte bort feline IN Sttafrine
mobnbafte S6neiter mo tbeilte
Damn oerielben nit, Dob er mieoer
nod Saliie 3liriidfebre. Die IerfoI.
gung bes Sliihtlings muroe einge-
leitet.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-11
ARTISTIC STYLES IN JEWGl.RY

Artistic medals are among the pret-
tiest trihes upon which votaries al
fashion feast their eyes. A new ami
effective design in this charming line
is the creation Of the eminent sculp-
tor, ROtv and is called .'Patrla
tFatherland.l 1t comes OF chased
matt gold or silver and represents
a halfvelled womans head. whose
features are marvelously treated. The
reverse of this medal represents a
cock announcing the rising OF the
sun. Such medals, the popularity OF
which is greater than ever before,
are carried suspended from the long
chain
Brooches are also greatly in evi-
dence. This line comprises great
range OF original and effective de-
signs. Women's heads, figures or
flowers are the prevailing decorations
the brooches being mostly made OF
chased matt gold. enriched with pre-
cious stones. Striking in the ex.
treme is the brooch and foliage of the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-11
Dressed Just as Well.

The lawyers were swapping yarns
the other day during recess in the
district court. A lawyer whose wife
is marked for her good dressing told
how he had come TO be such a good
provider. Soon after he was married
his wife met girhood friend. The
friend said to her that she wasn't as
well dressed as she used to be before
marriage. "On. YOU are mistaken. "
said the wife 'I am wearing the
same clothes ! die then.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-11
i. !. :. J. ! 4. u !. = . :. : I. = = =
>. T4E Markets. =
4. q
T. ;. =. = $. + j. .sa :. i. :. J. I: :. = ). ::
~ a 0L re
~ - ENGi p

Tn following is q portion OF col
ton letter sent to their customers y
the {. c. Taylor and company Gotten
exchange:
a continuation Of unsettled weathee
in the central and eastern sections o1
the cotton belt counteracted the ia
yorable impression made Oh Live
pool by Yesterdays weekly report II
stating that beneficial rains improves
the condition of the crop i'll Texas.
from which state all Europe looks t3r
supplies of new cotton. In the MAJ
ing OF the crop. however, all states are
to be considered and as all but
three, Texas. Arkansas and 1ennes-
see, showed less favorable prospects
than last week. the deterioration
..otea deserved more than passing
notice. In Texas prospects are not
nearly so rosy as they We're two
weeks ago. when the governments
made up average condition for the
state. published August ), as weey,ls
in the south and central portions OF
the state have become more nulner-
ous and more destructive as have the
heli worms in northern Texas, and
the territory. With the exception OF
last year. when an increase OF 1.o
per cent was reported in the cOndl-
tion of the crop during August. there
has not been a season since 1890 n
which there was less than four
point decline in condition during the
current month. in one instance the
deterioration amounting to lI.9 points
in 1902. Therefore we cannot but eX-
Dect a marked falling off in the gen
cral average condition of the crops
hen the reports are taken at the
close OF the third week OF the current
month, excessive rains in the central
aaa western portions and bol wee
Is and boil worms in Texas having
lone considerable damage the last
80 weeks. Meanwhile there is no
accumulation of stocks. On the CON
1aarY, exports, small as they are. are
seryiE" TO make reverse figures
smaller day by day. New Orleans.
holding 100 against 29.G00 last
ear: New York 34.75o against l6>.-
tn lest year There Is and VIII be
Z sood inquiry for early arrivals fer
he new crop With exporters Offering
II 20 10 points on for good fniddline.
September and October delivery. CT
which there is but Very little to date.
III country OFFERINGS sparinaly tor
August delivery and little or nothing
ier later. \ return Of fair weather
sfight serve 10 recover some OF the
losses in condition OF the plant as a
result Of unceasing rains. but II vet
weather continues or il very hot
weather should set in after the rains
further damage might result or ac-
count of TOO much moisture in the
o!le case or from scalding in the
other. Al best August is critical
month.
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CIRCULAR Letter to the Boys Says They

:; The following circular letter IS be-
ing mailed to the different company
commanders OF the companies com
prising the provisional regiment Sc
lected to visit the worlds taif the
week of Sept 19.
| Headquarters Arkansas National
Guard. Little Rock. Ark, Aug ),
I 1904. To Each Comapny Command
er Provisional Regiment Arkansas
State Guard:
Sir-lt is absolutely essential that
seu report at these headquarters or
Oh before the 18th dav OF August 1904.
/. The names OF the sixty men !ou
have enrolled for the worlds ia.l
| trip r. however. your company
shall not have strength OF sixty
men who were on the company rolis
"a last inspection by the United
States army officers. then. in such
case go TO work and promptly re-
clt;.t from next nearest company.
thereby sending your report IN on
time.
,. Each company commandef
should have in hand rot less Than s.
to the man, or approximately s.o;l,
as a cor pany fund, 10 defray oae
entrance fee for each enlisted man
into the fair grounds, also to pay to1
meals during week OF encampHfeI.t.
To do this either the company com
naaClel should require ever man
of the company to deposit with sucf
commanding officer s.. or he Should
himself borrow from bank lump
sll,n to meet this requirement. which
may be safely done. becausa the 80
department allows to each mar =.
cents a day, communication Of rat
and pay Of s3.a0 to the man fo@ the
Weel, (the whole amount cc@.ao!led
tE the company commanit,G at iii"
close of the encampmente, which
guarantees reimbursement ct every
cen, Of cost to the man for this
worlds iair trip. In tact. this tr19
VIII not cost the men one cent. Their
military service of a week giving
then the trip.
10 company can have transporta-
ton secured frotnd trip unti! ira
foregoing Instructions are entirely
complied with. By command
cIAS. JACOBSON, Adjufant General.
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w. X. SURRiuM1t

lieutenant-Coionel Commanding Pro
visional Regiment. A. S. G..
II. f. COURTNEY. Adjutant.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-11

bind-weed This motif very ah,v
"orNeu out taxes the form of a shield,
ending with large boroque pearl.
IN sash buckles the greatest fancy
prevails. Most OF the new specimens
are OF very large dimensions. vary.
ing IN general styles from the fem
mime heads to graceful plants or HOW.
ers.
In the way of neck pendants the
most fascinating designs are shown.
AS an example. let ME mention an
artlsuc pendant beautifully enameled
and representing two swallows with
o"tspread wings, contending with
eacil other for the possession of a
small ball of carol. Other tastv mar.
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COL. SURRlDGE's ORDERS.
Announces Appointment of Sponsor
and Others.

Lieut.. Cot. ". X. Surrdge, con-
is3ending the provisional regiment
which is to be encamped ca the
worlds fair grounds at ST. Louis eiHr-
.ng the week besinning Septemaa,.
II. has issued an order appointing a
SPONSOR maid OF honor, nlatron am
chaDeron for the regiment Lieut.
Col. Surridge's order is as follows
Headquarters OF Commande2 provfs
ional Reeiment, y. S. G.. Back
Rock. Ark. Aug 9. 1904
Genera! order Nc. B
TIL following is published fer the
Information and guidance OF al con
cerned:
/. The provisional regiment, A. =
G. designated for service at the camp
OF instruction, worlds fair grounds OF
the Louisiana Pnrchase exposition. :,
louis, Mo. September /" to -, incin-
siv". may have social features asse-
ciated with he command.
>. The announcement is hereby
promulgated that the several ladies
F., p2med herein shall be recognized an ,
/ particularly honored b. the regiment.
Miss Jean Bcrtig of paragouit +
/ ba sponsor
Mrs. Clarence {. Eavlor OF Texar-
) kama, to be chaperon.
! Mrs W. Il. Haynes of Little ROCK,
To be matron
! 1t IS intended that these ladies Shall
! be regarded as representing tha ne
yisional regiment. A. S. t., at socia!
| functions honoring the command dur
lng the week OF encampment
,. All officers and men should
honor themselves and their state nv
being specially loyal and faithful Il
| the officially chosen ladies OF the rect
ment; likewise be observant of evnrv
socia, duty during this time. rms
is enjoined upon all
/. by command of
w. X. SURRiUif,
l.leutenant-Coionel Commanding Pro-
NisiOnal Regiment. A. S. e.
II. f. COURTNEY. Adjutant.
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terms OF chased matt s'''
gular in shape and fepie
ful landscapes. in the ~ :,
which are swans s@i'n.
tically between reeas. .,ot|
i've specimens are hahu'o
eled and adorned WIN
stones. principally dlaD0
and rubies. .,,0lrl
Long chains are extensive q
These dainty articles he'r
ularity. The most ia'o' . a
are composed OF lnhs -
alternating Will :. odi|
or motifs of chased hia' os1
senting- flowers and lol'"e
ly enameled.
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F.. q. SNARE I
Fancy Grocer
sUNFLCWCR PHILOSOPHY

mans last colnplaint is that he
is sick and Old.
boy has no money, but he SECS
all the circnses and ball sanlcs ,0st
the same.
A man, IS unreasonap5 If h s.x.
poets a !t:year-old girl TO talk and.
say anything.
We believe We never krew any one
who didn't talk too much about the
1t is no sign a woman is pleasant at
home because she is disaereeablp in
society.
DID You ever read a love letter THAT
diaG't sound foolish,
No one takes man,s cussjug very
seriously. Then why take SO serious
ly a woman's weeping!
If you discover something import
ant for yourself, the doctors say they
Knew It all the time.-Atchison
tkas,) Globe.
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The saving of s'e9 Cents cn a bot
tie Of Vanll Exiatract will not atone
for the annoyance of having dessert
that is Gust a iittlc Off" in flavor. Al
ways buy Burnett's. 5
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New ads with germs OF life in them
are still alive.