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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-23
s e y.

81. @. NQiiDn, elmer Der 6ffentz
li9en 8daer in 2odhart, uuroe
ourG einen 8aumnD[1baaen, Der auf
i'm fiel, Ihmer perleBt.
Qm 90. @eptember beQinnt in
Glano Die @ountpsSair, oielelbe miro
6rei Gage oauern.
IS n Der @ahe BON Ntbens mur>
Den auei &inoer bes Farmers Watt
@omaros, Elm &nabe ppn feds uno
elm Wd06en BON ubt Sabren, bonn
8lib eriblaeen.
Wfebrere preubtlde Joritbeamte
mohen a%uQenblidlib cine &eiie ourd
oea Often unleres Staates, Inn Iid)
Die oortigen 8dloer uno Shneioe>
ntitblen an5uIe6en.
Die teraniIhe Nbteilung Der
Federation Of 2abpr" bat ibre St=
bunq in @alDeiton beenoet uno uQh=
lfebetoe Beamten errpdblt: BrGfioent,
Wtar Nnorens, 6oufton; l.. 8icez
Brdiioent, s. Cunningham. 8rioqe<
port; 2, Sice : Brdfioent, 8m. SOL
tenbaaen, 8atnefton; 3. 8ices Brd1t.
bent. 5. sc Slopm. San Nntoniu;
4. 8icee Brditbent, 9eid Sane8, @oco;
5. 8icez Brdlioent. SIS. 81. Treeman,
8. Iice : 8rdiioent, Wers. S. ".
Wtc8innis, San Gntpnip; Z. 8iees
Braftoent, CLAUDE Sal, st. 8ortb;
Sefretdr unb Sdabmeiiter, 9ronf
sc. @raoes. Gleburne. Die ndhIte
S~eriammluna mirb in Denton ftatt.
ftnben.
8alter 5iaes, elm iuneer Wann,
Der in Der &unobanenein gu 8aeo
arbeitet, aeriet nit ieiner 6ano suis
lhen Die SGgen unb es tpuroen ibm
orei Singer abgei1nitteu.
9a8 bentufratiibe Staats=g Gre
tutiofomite bat Balter 81. Wenrid
fir ben bem0tratiiden Q~eaislatur-
t%anotboten I'M %. DiItrift erfldrt.
Nad Der Nniiht Sefferlun
Sobufon' 8. oes gprfbenoen Ser Bou>
Beepil > &umnttifion, uirb Iid Die
oiesidbriae 8aumipDnernte unIeres
States auf So, $40, 600 8aGeu be-
laufen, alio 10 Brpaent ar6Ber lein,
els Die lebti6brtae.
9ebtes Sohr puroen BON ben
8enobneru uniere8 States $751;
673,615 fit 8erliberungen besablt.
OaoDn erbielten Die oeribieoenen
Seritderunaslogen uno : Bereine
81 $50, 600; Der &eit qina on Die re-
euldren 8eriiherunQs- @eieuYhafter.
@nrlep BurlefDn, Der frnbere
9llfspotmeiiter pDn gorlicana, lit
auf Die Iuffdae. &eaierunasoeloer
gum 8etraee bpn $2100 uuterlh(os
aen 5u bnben, berbaftet tueroeu.
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u U lonh

Die ungaril9e &eoieruuq hot
Den MormDnen perboten, in unqarn
Yropaaanoa fir lire Sefte gu ma
den.
Gin Seem gorter 5pnoifat bat
cine W}igi0n afer 8alo(ano, in
Dem Sierra Mtabre @ebirqe oes meite
lid,en chihuahua geieaen, gefouft.
= Die SanitdtsbebDroen Der meri=
taniiden Staot Ma5atlan beqaunen
i'm oorigen Sabr, al8 Die Benlenpeft
bort berridte, WGuie uno Staten
auf5nfaufen uno nit 10 Gents oas
Stld 5u ~besablen, Gor einiaer 3eit
entoeGte man ieooh. oaB per5bieoene
Berionen elm @eiddft baraas mads
ten, Widuie unb Staten su sldten
uno Tie fir 10 Gents Das Gtid Der
-Staot aufauhdneen. Wan Iebte ben
Antanf oaber cine 8eitlang aus,
prOaeilierte Die 8etriiger uno ididte
lie anf 3eln Sabre in's Yubthaus.
SEPT bat man NIT Dem Nnfauf nies
Der b%eaonnen. Wdbreno Der lebten
orei Wo6en baben Die 8eb6roen
2,485 StGd oieier etelbaften Stage
there gefauft.
= 8abreno Der Iabrt BON STEM
g|ort nah @enua muroe elmer Der
Baiiaqiere oes 6amburas Imerita.
Dampfers .Brin5 Osfar", elm Wieri=
taner Wameu8 Nlcioar, tuabnIinuio.
Gr lhoB anf Capt. Dugge, ben syiib.
rer oeS Dalnpfers, uno bradte benz
ielben cine gefabrlibe @unoe bel,
oann nerpunoete er ourH eineu stueia
ten ShuB einen 8aiiaeier 0amens
Sbattud an Der Sbulter. Wan
nahm i'm felt uno bradJte i'm in sc.
nua ms SrrenhauS.
Die pffisi6le 0orboeutlfe GQ-
9emeine 3eitun9" oementiert auf
oas Binoiaite Gle neuli6e Welouna
BON Terl6bnunas : 0erbanofunaen
ben 60fer Don Berlin unb
@munoen. Die 0adriht ribrte
uon benz n!0annUoerihen Mn3eieer"
Der, melbe auf oas 8eitimmteIte be-
bauptete, iolbe 8erbanolunaen f1as
ben itatt, uno spar auf Der @runo=
laae, baB aemiiie bunnuperiAe 2ans
sesteile an oa8 Welfenbau8, besm.
ben Seraug @rnit Nueuit BON Gum.
lamb, abgetreten lueroen 1olIten.
Wir haben bic Ra9riHt IUfOrt fir
anlinn ertlart.
Sreiberr BON Mirbad. pelber
tirslid ieiner TunftiDner als &abis
nettshef uno SbatuQenuerpalter Der
Saiierin enthoben uno audi
als Oberbufmeiiter talteeftelt tpuroe,
bat cine &ebtfertigunasibrift oerz
faBt, tpelde er Sreuuoen uno 8e.
iiberianote. Der Snbalt oes
Documents lift iopeit nift betannt
9emor6en.
Sn Bremen fino Spei frans6'
Hide Stuoesteu, melde oQs 8eiers
tort BrinfumerbOf pbotUaraphierten,
IN 0aft eenommen tporoen.
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Die aIte @efhihfe.

9urfen mir beim Betterqott an
fragen, marum ct es geraoe regnei
lafien mnk, tpenr1 unlere Sarme
Die Gaumw0uernte einbeimlen moi,
len?
Bis auf Die 8Dameen i, Die bier
uno oa ourh lire @efrdbiateit ois
8aunmDae in Der 8lhte oernihteten
| ging in oieier SaiIUn aues out. Mar
retnete uur nit bieient 5einoe bes
Stapes5 uno CAB iib 5ufrieoen mil
Dem, mas er bon Der au erruarten-
ben grnte iibria Iaifen piroe. Die
Baumtu0Ile reifte frib, bier Bofeu
friiber. nie in iDnftigen Sabren unb
Die neiite fDnnte bel giin1tigem Wet=
ter gepfidt tperoen. Nber Die Te(.
Der iino nibt ale eleid uno es qiebt
Nahslaler. Sir bieie orobt oas
anhalteno naiie Wetter uerbGnaniB.
pDQ 81 meroen.
go erufnibt bee &eoen ia nun
lpeaieu fir Siiomeits9eras 1T, aeras
De iebt lit er u~npiIfommeft, neil
eben nod in pielen Diftriften Al piel
Baumm0He i'm Seloe itebt. Mian
bat Die grnte nDr Der Cir nno tam
fie ni6t einbDlen. Dabei ifeht au
e%rtuarten, oaB renn oas 8eaenmets
ter anoauert, Der &eft, Der 70 gut uie
bares @elo gepeien pdre, gdns(ih
uerloren aebt.
Die alte @eidifte! Wlan fam
crit oann NIT @epiBbeit iagen, mas
Ole @rnte eraeben miro, uen, man
lte bonn Seloe tpeg uuo in Siherbeit
bat.
Der 8egen lift ia. pie aeiaat, BON
groBem Nuben, ober er lit es mod
Diel mebr, menn er su elmer geit
tomtnt, mo- CT ben Seloern nidt
l6aoet.
Die Beribte lauten snar. mie oe,
pDbnlib, oaB burb bic ftarfen Ges
genaiiiie Die Wintermeioe qeiifert
lei. Daran m0hten mir ihon stpei.
feln, oenn cine langidbrige @rfabruno
lebrt unS, melhe unmenee pDn Wais
fer unier 2a~nbesteil gebrauhen tam.
uno es miro unS nidt in @rltaunen
ieben, in bier Wohen, fofern es bis
oabin nidt mebr reanen lonte, Glas
gen iber 2r0Genbeit au bDren.
Dag lit geras. Gegen our I'm.
seit bdufig, nenr er am alermenias
item ge.uinibt miro; grodenperiDs
ben, Die Die Sarmer our Ber5petf.
lung treiben fDnnten uno in 5olge
oeiien uniihere grnten. IS 5heint,
ais oh Naes benz 3ufaa iiberlaIien
b[eiben miiBte. Guf Die 8etteroers
baltnifie lit fein gerlaB. beionoers
nidt in 9eras.
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0otattonen. tn Seras selDin1dt.

Die SriscosS pftem 2ano- Smmi.
sratiDna : AfpeiatiDn lentt bereits
ibren Sell Der @inpanneriing nod
3eras
Sreibunbertunbfiinf5ig Iaenten
oieier Niiociation bonn Often uno
3Droen baben lpeben cine 9our ourh
3eraS beenoet uno ftd nab ben 6ulfss
queqen oes States &c. ertunoiot,
UNI Die 9ntiaBen ben Seimftdtteius
6ern Der dlteren Staten better pDrs
fGhren 81 fDnnen.
Dieie aKueiatipn if Die pirt-
lanite, Die es eiebt; iie bat N9enten
in ben gartseti Der. Staten. @Dut
SIR Guer @igeutum. auf benz 2anoe
nber in Der Staot, oertaufen. piinl6t
Sbr aapital fit Sabriten ooer
iraeno cine Snbuitrie. ihreibt an
st. g. n, SetretGr bes Sns
miQratiuns : Bureaus, Dept. 81.
Sriscu : @ebduoe, ct. Souls, 500.
g. U. 6uebes,
8eneralz Smmiarations= Noent.
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@as TIT oas s.ebeay

SIN @runoe genomnlen f1nnen mir
oieie Srage 9ar niht beantporten,
aber mir tuiHen, baB es inter itrens
gen @eieben itebt. @enr man oiele
@eieBe aud nur leibt iibertritt, 70
lino Sdmeraen uuo 2eioen Die 5olge
oanuu. Durd unregelmdBiges 3e>
ben brinaen mir bic Orgarle in linz
oronuna Ino Die Solge oapun lino
Geritopfung, aopfidmers uno 2eber.
belhmeroen. Or. Sings 0eue 2es
ben8'BiIen brinaen Die Sraane aber
balo mieoer in Sronung. Sic mir-
Ten milo, aber eriinolid]. Sour %
Gents in ben Ipotbeten Don g.
S, s, Shmlot uno Nb0lph DreiB.
- Die IeuerDects : 5abrit BON
Gu9gert in ct. Denis, iinueit Bas
rts, Hog in 6Dl9e elmer GrploiiDn
pom 5euermertst6rpern in Die Suit.
gs mar oies Die ar6Bte Sabrtt oieler
Art IN gang Srantreih. go melt
big iebt befannt lit, tamen bel bies
lem unfaue 10 Menlhen UNI Sc.
ben. Die @epalt Der @rptoIiun mar
10 tart, Dap bunoerte BON ssenSfer.
ibeiben in Baris sertrfmmert nur.
8on Dem @ebduoe 1T nit1ts
iibrta 9eblieben. pie elm fsrmlpIer
arnmnerbnufen.
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Understandable GIn,pansernna.

Sn Waibington nil man beitimms
te Betueiie oaflr erlangt babeH, oa6
Die GintpnnoerunasgeIebe an Der
merifaniiHen @renae uerleBt ueroeu.
Gintuanoerer, nafnentli1 aus benz
ffioliden europa, oeneft bic 2anouna
tn Nem g0rt DerbDten moroen ruas,
f0Iier nah Uera gru5 uno ron
bort per 8abn bierber eebra1t NOR
ben 1ein. Cine anbere Braris CUR
~GinlHmu1gelun9 BON ginmanoerern
lou 6arin beiteben. bn8 2eute, bic
pom ben Deb6roen in Wep 0ort AL.
ridgeuiefen tuuroen, na1 8era
GrtiS gefhafft tuDrben lino, unt iiber
legnniide @rensftdote in Die Ser.
Staten 81 gelangen.
SIN JOlge beffen bat fit Der Bum
oes ; @inruanoerunaS &Dmmiiidr
sfrarlt B. Sargent bierher beeeben,
ura en- Drt uno Stelle bic Gngelcs
get1beit 81 unteriuden uno lulfe
Wa6reoeln 81 treffen. Die ben geiibs
ten nnfua in Butunft nerbiten.
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Wie 1T oles!

gsir 6Ieteu einbunosrt Dollars geIo5uuua fir lie.
ben Taa non Gatarrb, Der nf6t onrb Ginnebner
tari. ~
s: 5. G6euep 8 So, Gloent., SoleSo, 9.
Btr, Die nnterssitneteu, baben S. S. @lener
fir oolfommen ebren6aft in alien 8el6dFfsoerbano=
lua9en ino f~nanJiell befdhi9t, ale bon leiner 5irma
etit9egan9ereu Decentralization 81 erfiler.
Bef & SrHar. 8roBbanoela Sroguiten
Wdlbin9, 9ianan s. Marein, @roBban
hels= Dro9uifen, SoleSo, 8.
6alPs Ratarrb=Gur pirO innerlid osnorimen uuo
ptrtt brett aat oas glut mn Die I3leinaieen 06er=
laden oss Spltsns. 9enaniTe frei berian6t. 8reig
p eei.ts f1r Die Glai@e. 8ertauft ppn allen apo=
t5efern.
6aus' Eomitien= giaen anb Die bsten.
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= Wam@t Ia Flor do San Jose ,
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gtne grauenbatte 9tHe: TN.
ber6auli9teit, 9pspepiie, G~ertopfun9,
&olif, gbolera MDrbus, 5ieber, Saut@
&ranfbeiten, Sarnru9r, 8rioht'ihe
&ranfheit. 9eberleiben, Sdnttelfieber,
Nerbenipeb, &beumatismus, @eid]tuiire,
@ei6pIlfe, Musbleiben bes mpnotlidhen
5lniies, 9dmorrboiben, @efbiucbt, Sfor<
but, SfrDfeln, Wirr1er, &upftueh &rehs,
Shuinbiubt un6 8abniinn. Sic aue
eriGeinen anfnn9s unbebeutenb nn6 ibs
men alien aebt elm 6rtliher 8%lutanbrang
noraus, eraeu9t burb unreines 8lut un6
nnreeelmdBige gdtiafeit Der Sober unb
Der SeroauungsDreaue, uno ite ale f6ne
men unbeoingt uno Ut Gablbar burdb
st. Bernard GrGmtcrpl len nerbntet
tperoen, tuenn mo bieles Mittef BEL
3eiten einnimmt. Sur % Gents BEL
Nppthefern au hoben.
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San antonio
International Fair
OPENS Oct. ~. Closes Nov. 2

aS aalt. cement. Sanb, Bad.
teine, fenerfeite Steine una 9bpn.
Ebeer uno Gspbaltpapier, 9ahpappe.
3beer uno asphalt, Del, 4erpentin,
5arben, @las &c. &c. ftets oprrStbio
bel S. 6. 9ielmanm, BOG OIt.
Commerce StraBe. @ieoriee 8reile,
quite 8aare iumie quite nno reele
Seetefalng tueroeu airantirt. -
Ieiephon 4ll.
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Wie aus Wien nerlautet, tpiro
Aomiral Sreiberr b. Spnun, Som,
manoant Der 1iterreibiibsunaariiher
&rieesmarine. oemnahit BON ieiitem
BDiten suriidtreten uno ben 8ices
Iomiral @rafen Wontecucoli gum
Wa6folger erbalten.
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Giues anabem sutloer aitt unss eeben.

Us. $. Hromn BON QeesuiQe, SIN.
Diana, bette 9ooe8.Q ualen an Aitb.
ma 81 erouloen. Seine Tnmi(ie
mar l6on urn i'm oerlammelt, oa
man ieinen COB ieoen Gugenblid er.
tpartete. Sein Spbn bate fid outs
Bfero a%eluorfen, nm in Der 18 W1eis
fen entfernten Staot ,0r. &ino's
&eue Embedding fnr grtaltuno.
6uiten uuo Sdminoluht Az hulen.
uno mirflib. er tam nod our red,e
ten Belt. 9as Wiittel perlhaffte
Dem Bater ioFort 2inoerunq uno be-
mirfte balo cine 0eilune. &r idreibt
iebt sd babe iebt jeoe &adt ge.
lunoen S@IaF." Nebnlife munoer.
bare &uren bon Sbninoludt, grs
~faltunaen uno @rippe, Brondttis
uno 2un9enent5inoung bemeiIen Die
unperaeblide Birtuna auf ale Sals.
uno 2uneenleioen. @iro garantiert.
Sn Slalhen gu so Gents uno 500.
Brobe sSlalden frei in ben @potbes
Ten BON o. s. s. S9miot nno
Goolpb DreiB.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-02

among the business visitors in the
city today.
Miss Bette Austin has returned
fftm Washinton, D. G., where she has
been attending school.
Mrs. j. B. Simon and sen. Bernard
Simon, left yesterday for Little Rock
where they will spend several weeks
visiting relatives.
Mrs. A. l.. Klarberg will leave for
ST Lois Sunday, where she Will Wis
it friends and attend the worlds lalr
Mrs. klarbcrg will be accompanied
by her mother. Mrs. r. Solcrman.
Miss Ruth Goldsmith, after several
weeks visit to friends at this place.
leti vest crday for Little Rock. where
She will visit friends before return
ing 10 her home at San Antonio.
,FeAas
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-02
LOVE G.. .-,ii-.i ING.
1t Seems to 1e fu'seri4 tn the Aver
n:r.. .lug!...m isci1l&..

1t Seems to 2sss Hss9rH In the Aver
n.;e Human Being.
We are all fond ST fighting that is.
We all love TO lock IT Il fight, and SOME
q Us like to b" in y Gght. Bat We all
love to See ole I:te!t' ere seue ~HiiAr
aesthetic and hyper refined hnna4as OF
both sexes Wto think they do not like
to see Il fight. Some Of them actually
believe they ;l:e sincere. But deep
down i'll The average man and Wol4a13
the 10Y" Of fight exists. 1t is ingrainea
It is t4,ngenital it is in the huma n ba
h5 When he screams. squalls and
las if his Will is thwarted he is fight.
ing.
SO with the same baby when, grown
up into Il boy. he pulls his little sisters
hair. 1t is partly. perhaps the love of
fighting and partly, perhaps, the love Of
giving pain, for cruelty also seems to
be part OF the makeup Of the human
animal After little brother has fin
has dried her eyes she sootheS her
wounded feelings by pulling off flies
wings or legs or pinchinS the cats tail
under Il rocking chair. OF the higher
flights of Juvenile cruelty TO which her
brother rises when he ties two cats to-
gether by their tails over Il clothesline.
where they fight till nothing is left but
their tail tips-of these familiar facts
we will not speak.
When brother goes to school and then
to college, whether it be to the English
"public" school or to the American
"public' school. resembling each other
only in name: to the academy, to the
preparatory school, to the university,
he speedily becomes past master in cru
city In most of these institutions he
must fight HaZing exists in every col
le@c in the country. Even the United
States government cannot stamp it out
at West Point and Annapolis. In both
these institutions fist fights under prize
ring rules are of almost daily occur
renee They are masterful battles, and
they have not little to do with max
ing stout hearted StalWart fighters of
our army and navy officers To those
who object to these battles the unan-
weraDe reply is that the boys are
there to learn to fight and that the way
to learn to fight is to fight. San Fran.
cisco Are0naut.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-02
WEEPING AT A WEDDING.
Chinese Marriage Is "A Moist and
Soienn Ceremony.

\ Chinese marriage is Il solemn cere.
monN nu talk, 10 leVi4T and much cry.
ing. The solCmuitY q. Il funeral pro.
walls. After the siHge of present.
the bride is dress !. With much care a
a red gown brt.,.' or silk if she can
get 1t; her ey"l3, : are painted Il dce,,
black, ana size " ';lrS heavy red Vel,
aitached to Il scarlet hcHeldreSS from,
which imitation pearls han. over the
forehead \ feast is spread upon Il ta-
BILE, To which the bIushing bride is led
by five of her friends They are seated
Il . " table. hul uo one cats. Deep 81.
ienrc prevails when finally the mother
starts crying, the maids tuiiuw, and the
bride Joins HI the chorus Then all the
bridesmaids leave ihr table. aud The
discnn>o!ate mother takes Il scat beside
the chair Of sta, where the bride Sits
HE bridegroom iloW enters with four
or his men friends l'le mon Djck m
tue THRONE on Wij,.n hr hr.dr sits and
preceded by the bridegroom. form in
Procession and Walk around the ronln
or INTO an adjoiu.ny room. sixnifyinp
that he Is carrying her AWAY to his oxen
nome The guests then throw rice at
the Happy couple, Il custom we I'm ye
borrowed from them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-02
Macedonian Girls

IN Macedonia girls usually marry at
the age OF thirteen or fourteen. and a
husband Will pay tl5 to go for a wife
II sue Is good reaper and expert at
housework and spinning When girls
from the villages marry townsmen M
money Is paid, the bride instead bring.
ing her trousseau with her in exchange
as IT were. for the privilege Of becom.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-02
j. r + + + + + = r + + + + + + = +
SOCIETY NOTES
+ + + +++ + +++ + + + + -

The wedding of Miss Allie Lee Fox
and Prof r. r. Benton was solcm-
nized at the First Presbyterian church
last night in the presence # hos,
of friends of the contracting partscs.
TIE church was beautifully decorate"
for the occasion with ferns and cut
Towers The ceremony was 1'e'-
formed by Rev. J. l.. Caldwell. T."
bri9al party entered Tie church
p;@mptly at $3.50 O'clock q the
: ,sains of Mendefsofas weeI4fn@
mars and met al f1e# @Itar. where
e impre.., =. or aony th'= mad
the happy o#7.Ia= nan aud vi wa
nj. The aites.aatS @l4a:
Misses Auaie=N Beetle ilaan=
Enuma Dewaedg. La #phfIpot t'lIda
jiannot aad Mattie ".'o. f.lds"=
maid: Mtz# liaae4 Fox. sts'or q.
lite bride. maid Of honor Ajsse@ Loaz
iae Ryland, Gertrude FoN AID Mary
Fox. assistants; d 7 c %.ag1. o
rardyco.= best man e Il. sehlzsa.
carIct n Fox K5l5#ft fsy.aHd G0r2a
NiaboI. sam Gasse. and Campeea
tF5z. 4soomsneu C5.am towel. zpu=
I'd San dos. Jam Ned and Ne@
RHWaa. 8she#s
8r. and Nj. Bout ~ left lat ntgIt
- sfe5Ifus. i<oetncKy. waers
49, wjI=sIand month 1fsitin@ MI.
#4toG's ba=esfs. They Will retura
4l5sut 9s=of july and be at
ne their friends at then new
m Oh 1'@ alfta and eieor@ia streets.
Tom Paylo. Il We'll known yomS
business man q Dumas. is to be mar
Iied Thursday night in Pine Bluff to
Nfs. Carrie linder Of that place. Mi.
pai@e will bring his Wife to Dumas
L i've aEd lof Tue present VIII pe
at home to their friends at the resi-
dcnce Cf H. NJ Fish MIR. Payne'S
many friends extend cordial congrat
ulations to him and the News joins
them in extending to the yeun2
couple a cordial welcome on their re-
tllrn-DumaS News
Misses Emma DeWoody and Anne
May Cross will, on neXt Thursday.
Tommic Brewer at the residence OF
Mr W l.. Dewoehy
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-02
STATEMENT COURIER PRINTING
COMPANY.
" J.. Is.

The annual statement of ;Le Cour-
ier Printing company has been filed
With the cSunty clerk. The state
ment shows liabilities t. the amount
o. $S,299G0 With assets tC d file
an.ount. The stock holdeis ate + II.
Ia INNER. = w. .To;cs W. Il. Lang
ford, Leo Andrews, Jessie X. Core, w.
/. Jones. G. y. James, j. A. Good
nlaa and John T. RuthefCrd.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-02
WALL PAPER

We have just received a ne@
large shipment of wall paper, ami
Will close same out at manufacturers
cost for cash Call and examine
stock before same is broken.
PINE BLUFF PAINT AND W ALL
PAPER co.
W. J. Is.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-02
T: Or Rent.

Eight room house With all the mo /
era improvements, t,ec1i;c lights. per.
cefaiH bath tub, water and sewer con
neetions. Apply DE. . c. Haniison
ilG Pine street. tt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-02

Quality is what makes price. If R4'
nett's Vanilla Extract was 30 bette:
than other extracts its price would be
the same. Once tried, ALWAYS hsati. 4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-02

The UNDERWOOD typewriter is
used by the U. S. Government
Over two thousand by the Wa
and Navy Departments.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-02
BRIEF MENTION.

e. P. l,add cf i.add is in the clt%
today on business.
W. G. Farramer Of BiissNll!e Is
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-02

Men. as a i.i1 dislike t. exn;&ln
It woman hoW their money is
spent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-02

Misses Emma DeWoody and Ammo
May Cross will, ON neXt Thursday.
give Il remembrance shower 70 Miss
Tommic Brewer at the residence OF
Mr. W. l.. DeWoeMy.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-18
hUNROE SHOWS SPEED
AND STOCK GOES UP
Had Kid Mccoy Panting-Miner Has
Improved Wonderfully,
Says Hoosier.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 1S-Fronl
Hardin Springs comes a story that Tom
Haggerty. a friend OF Jeffries. is willing
70 bet $500 at 1 to that the champion
viii finish Miner MunrOe within five
rounds Others at Jeffs mountain camp
viii Join in that end Of the wager. while
a still larger number will be willing 10
speculate evens on their ideals chances
within zen rounds.
Singularly enough. at the very time
that these propositions were being voiced
Munroe was smuggling Kid Mccoy and
the rest OF his retinue Of sparrinz part
ners in such a way as 70 make All of
those except the most skeptical Of on
lockers believe that he will not only stay
with the champion for good portion OF
the distance. but viii be returned the
winner. During eight hard furious
rounds the burly miner showed so many
flashes Of speed. so much determination.
and so considerable an irnurovemen- IN
his boxing that there should be iaen
'a-pleuty' willing 10 grab Haggerty's
bet. and cover any Of similar money
"MunTOe's Improvement since he
fought with Sharkey has been wonder
full said astute Kid Mccoy. as ne pant
ed Tor wind In his corner. after his three
rounds with the miner. II will De re-
membered BY fight followers that Nc
Coy trained MUnroe fer that Pliladel-
phia battle with the sailor. In addition
to his intimate knowledge of his charge
ne has rs big a fund of fight learning rs
any man IN the business. The whole
day was the best that has been spent al
the MunrOe camp It was most encour-
aging 10 his trainers and hackers. too
since the miner showed a fash OF the
style that may win him the champion
snip.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-18

Will be eliminated If possible. and that
is rough handling which. sometimes I'M
intentional. causes 81 feeling and inCOn-
veuieut circumstances. During the
progress Of the games the hoys become
so excited that very often they hand
each other thumps that are sometimes
quite painful 20 the one who receives
this kind attention. This was discOv-
cred shortly after last years holidays,
when play was resumed for the spring
season. and although the members OF
the committee tried to prevent further
practice of this sort, they were partly
unsuccessful. This year, however, Il IS
the firm intention Of those in charge Of
the athletic part of the Guard 10 pre-
vent this, and I'm order to do so. intend
to give the men who referee the games
explicit instructions 70 prevent rude
play at any cost.
Wrestling and Boxing.
The associa ton will continue the prac-
uce Of last year Of having wrestling
and boxing matches between the halves.
as this forms a pleasant feature. Per
sons who attend the games are loud in
their praise Of this custom, as the mo-
notOny Of waiting while the players are
refreshing themselves is prevented. Last
year matches were Of the best sort. al
carefully trained and evenly matched
men were pttted against one another.
Prof Koran viii continue 10 train
the wrestlers and boxers. and in all
proba bil1ty he viii be assisted by kid"
sullivan, the Washington pugilist