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nniere Gbeatrr.
Sprb's 8 g"

r6oro's Spernbdns."
Sn r6orb's Opernbaus" gelangt
oieie 8p6e 4uguitus Sbomus reues
giibnenitiid rSbe Carl Of 9apns
tudet" CUR 4uffibrung. 9r. .. Dr.
Jap, elm betannter iun9er S9auipie@
Ter, tritt in ber-SitelrO0e duf, uno oa
bsreits aus Der 6erns giiniti9:geri4te,
Iopp6l iiber bas rere Stiid, dls iiber
Die 9lan5leiitunsen bes 8iinItlers, gu
uns berii6er selangt limb, pirb islbtz
peritGnbli9 benz Stiid nit Spunnung
sntgegen geieben. Dus Stiid honbelt
bon ben 4benteuern zines britii9sn
@arls gelesentli4 zines geiu4s in
Imerifa. lin bic Nngebetete ieines
6er5ens, cine ameritanerin, gu freien,
legt er feinen Sitel tempordr our Seite
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Queen 4nue's GiIenbabnsgu

+ ubrpIa rat II RrG I 5. 3 ,. 1908.
Sampler perloheH Bier Rr. 10 an 2igbts5traBs
tdqlih (a~usqsnDmmtn 6onntaSsl nm 4 ubr Ra4s
Initials mad 2ope 9oint, nts5slaHb, Gustnss
topn, geutrepint, Denton, grseH1soo, GLENDALE,
Q.n.s uno 3pii4su=S tatiou.H.
Rur Montqos UNI IT'S Rorasns, nod eopss
goint, Queenstown, Gbthrpiat, @r.tnDsoS unR
Spii4ens5 ~tatioHsu.
q q. Ser SaHtpfsr Samfaq 9a4mitta9
mad aoOesgsiat tsbrt ~ ra6 mad SaltiHSpf nm
$50 abenes.
f5ru6t Birb an @s&sntausA bis Q uSr Ta5H.
eHtaeGH oeRpmmtH.
oRsT2T IaA
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srieF6sinrOeruno mad, Dem 9luslunnc.


Die 4~uslanOpot fir Die nit Dem
Is. San. 1904 enoenoe Wo6e 14lteBt
Gin allen 6dGen prompt i'm 9auptz
1pitamt, ME fOlgt:
Die go5t fir Yadete 1T offen tdS@
Ii6, uu5genommen Sonnto9s, Don 9
u6r @ormittags Bis 5 ubr g&oamitz
tags.
Die 9oIt fir gadete na4 9euti4z
Lamb f9lieBt am MOntag I'm II ubr
8prmittags.
0ampfet fa6ren BON g}erzgOrt ab,
toenn nift anbers angegebe1t.
Sruns @tluntii3ep Dr.
0ientag = 10 u6r QbenOs, fir
europa, per 9ampfer Settle" Dia
Queenstopn (gof fir 6runtrci6,
5Io : europa, Ggppten uno Brit
tii6 : SnOien muB per OamPfer~ GeIz
tic" uoreFirt t~per0en).
Mittpo9 - 10 u6r @benos, fir
5ranfreid, SiO : europa, G9ppten
unO 8ritii6 : SnOien, per 9ompfer
ga Guboie", biu SABRE (Poit fir
unoere 86sile Guropa's muB per
0umpfer ga SaOOie" aOreRirt fperz
benz.
Treito9 - r6r N6enog, fir Gu>
ropu, per 0ampfer nNepz0ort," ota
9lnmout6 unb @6erbourg 9oit fir
Sriaro muB per 0ampfsr rHenz
0orf" uoreFirt Iein); 10 44rQbenos,
fir europa, per 9ampfer ~umbrIa"
piu Queenstown.
qof mad Glib II. Central
Qmertta, @eftnbien etc.
Sonntog - 10 r6r Q6eno5, fir
cSamaica, per 0umpfer BON P6ilaoelz
pbia.
montoo - u6r 46enOg, fir
8raIilien, per 0umpfer r@prucuie",
pia qernambuco, HiO Sonsiro uno
@untos; 10 l16r Q6enbs, firGentralz
Imertfa unb 9io 9acific : 9dfen,
per 9ampfer 0iu GolOn; fir 8erm1z
bu uno Martinique, per 9ampter
r8iemonte."
0ienituq - 10 u6r 46en05, fir
Bahamas, per 9ampfer r4nttlta;;"
fir Guantanamo, per 9dmpfer
nMon3unillo;" fir 8uAumas, per
Oampfer BON Miami, 5ld.
Mtttpo6 - 10 l1hr 46enos, fir
gu6a, per 9ampfer u@iperan3a;" fir
Bermuda, per 0umpfer ~Pretorta;"
fir Qeepuroz uno @inoparo : Snz
feln, 8ritif6, 5oGGnbi14 unb 6runz
a6iiT6 Guiana, per 9umpfer ~Pariz
mo-"
0onneritag - 10 n6r 2(6enos, fir
Snugua uno !9aiti, per 9omPfer
n2(lene;" fir Santiago, per Dam
bier .Mutun3as;" fir ReuFunolanO,
per Oumpfer BON 9hilaoelp6ia.
Treitaq - 10 l16r Q6enos, fir
9orto Rico, per Oampfer nGoamo",
pia Gan oyuun; fir Curacao uno9s@
neauela, per Oampfer r3ulia;" fir
sfortune Syslanb unO Sumuicu, per
9ampfer rQGeg6anp;" fir Cuba, per
9ampfer rM1erico;" fir Surts s.
lamb uno ct. Domingo, per DAM
pier gG6erotee."
@umfag - 10 u6r &6eno5. fir
gu6amas, per 9umPfer BON Miamt,
5tu.
poIt mad 9eufunbluno Dia Nortb
@nbneb un6 mad Miquelon Dia 8os
arm i6lieBt bier tdgIi4 nm l uhr
gta6mittugs; mad Cuba oid 6lorIoG
tdqli6 um 1 u6r Na4mittags; nG9
6onburus, Gotta Rica unb Suatez
mula piu epsSrleans tdgli4 I'm 8
u6r Q6enbs.
Srunszgac q It.
@onntag = z 116r Q6enos, fir
6atpati, Sapan, China unb bic Pbiz
lippinen, pia San 5ran5isco.
@umitag - n9r abenbs, fir
| NeuIeelano, 4uitruIisn, Sit, Samoa
unb Samaii, Dia San 5ran3isco.
9of fir China unb Supun, DiaSuz
coma (nur ipe8ieG uorefirte) i3lieBt
bier tGgli9 I'm 7 ubr 46enos big
gum II. Sanuar; fir China unO So
pan, pid 8ancouper, tdglid I'm 7 u9r
Q6enos bis gum 10. Sunudr.
Die Srans=pacificzpoit pirb tag
li6 mad ben 4bfabrtsbdfen befOroert,
EnO Die 3eit bes pufi4luhes 1T 10
arrangirt, baB cine ununterbro9ene
| MISUNDERSTANDING mOglt4 1T.
g. 9apies arftelb,
| 9pftmeiifer.
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.ar1lanO & 9ennigIOaniGsG iieus
bnhn>Enmnnnuis

8aas ptrlaT,n ROrtbAaOsauss uuO Cats5trab.r
Etatisn,u an wO5tntaefu mad S.lair 7.30, $50
grrHl., $40, AS. 600 a6snos. RAD Delta 7.3U
0Orut., 800, 4.25 gln9m.
5aa Qorf 7.3O Born, $50 1abm. sonntoos
ua1 8.Iair $50 Born, 400 uRs 1000 &6tnbs;
nab 9tlta $50 9orm., 400 Ra2m.
Spnutass nap Sslair 7.30, $50 Born, $50,
AS Na6m., 600, Has Absnss.
6. Z. Gifst, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
cRoolt
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Nns Saltinnrc>G nnntb.
Or. @eo. 81. @briper ~erfranft. :
9eri6iebenes aus benz Gountp.

6r. 9eo. WG. Snrlper etlrdIll.
geridieoenes aus benz Gountp.
Sr. georae M. Sbriper, Giiiitent
beg prGiiosnten Der r8altimorezO.=
8a6n," liegt i9per erfrantt IN ietner
Wobnung gu alienbOrn, Baltimore
Gountp, barnieoer. gr mar idon
@nfangs Der Mo4e letoenb II. m1Bte
am Mittpo9 gu 8ett gehen. IS
fteate ii4 beraus, bab er am gterperz
fieber leibet. Seine Grtranfung bat
unter ben 4n9efteqten berga9n@Gom@
pognie groBes Sebauern erregt, Da er
augemein beliebt tit.
9p6f9u1e gu Son On 9e@
f9tpffen.
Die 9p9f6ule gu Sotpion tit 9ez
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On nepen 5GIen pon infettiOien
Giue MciSe ind, 0eutIchlnnS,

Sine TciIe nnd) Seutid1Innb,
um bic Welt ODER na4 Irgeno elnem
S6site Der Me!t arrangirt. &eiiez
bilIe!e iiber ole 8abn@ unO 9ampfers
2inien. S9eo. 8. 9iener &c
s o.. 415 Nater<Str. C66-l
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lInttrihIua bic 0iren,aebiAren.

gottsDille, 3d., 8. Sanuar.-
Del ebemnlise @eri6ts @lert Sohn
g. SA0ner tpurbe heute Der Inter
fdlagung BON $4,000 2ioenssetber
inuloiQ befunbeIL
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Baltimore Sampf : Ra6et SO.
1MItr ,,,h innfrIGf1ar Enispinfr.l

(UtHe unp tupeEluIWSt Oalh~lHlt'l
9i. Ser. staatsnspOf bef0rDernp.
SumSftr fabrsn tdGIi9, 6OnHtuss uusgtnOmmsn,
BON ,sap4aiuss19icrs, 10-13 Qigbt=etrubt. $50
@bcros, Dir.it mad Oh 9oiut Comfort. ROrfOIt,
9ortsmoutb un0 alien 9uHtteH bs SiOtHs. 8rs
biRouuu in Dbl 9oint Comfort NIT G. & o. Gil
jenbabn" Ha3 Ri6monO. g:rbiHbung in 9Ortss
mouth nit Dem rstoboarO Dir Cine" ~ioIiOsu 3uo
pom 9ortsuoutb nod atlanta. 9n 1Orfolt Der
binoune NIT Der patlantit Goat Clint" gorfolt
uno Carolina, Ioriolt unD ilOII9, ROrfOIt unO
ptfli6 uuO Obj Dominion Sine" nab Retpbern
uno Daibington, R.sG.
Tabl,eittn mad eurSpdii5sm gIOH.. 9ururiOis
Rdiitcnlimmtr, t.tftrii6s 9elsu6tuue, Sampib:js
suno, Roisn fr,i. Eeierpirt. Raiiter1immsr in
9ilttzglreau Der rgaps2ins," Tr. 103, Ot.BaItis
mor:sstrobt. 9tIrpbons g.. & 3. ct. 9uuI 1875;
Warplono, GourtlanD 485, @lbaugb's, 10 Goro=
Charles trab., uuO 9ircdu Der p6.abourO Dir
Sine" Continental Srut Go. Building"
Spbu y. Sbernppe, O.. Srppn,
g.z9rai. II. @tusUiuuassr, gtn,s Bafiasisrs49ent
tEG29
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Gs mub bier bin5usefist perben,
hab feiner Der 9eri4teritatter BON
beutf4en 3eitungen unter ben flint
Heportern 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-10
Shweiaer's SAFE,

70l, 7O7 Gombarba5trase, 6ig6laRototuH.
5eiuf. g9eine uno aiauors. Der ees
iiinotFe Grt aui Der Grbs. Die befen
goolzparlors in eigbIanstotun. 9rOmpts
Eeoieuune. tStjl-1
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Nnnap0lis, U{t. EopaIsStQtlon, lou SDtMs
Gomosn. Station, 800, 300 9Orm.. 1925 Nits
taos. SIS, $40 3a1m. -
SGt.rlaFtn GamOtu. 6tation mad JrtOsrid, 7;3Ss
1000 8orm., ?Q.l5 gorm., lbs, A,S uno 'o'S
"9 Iin8st.9, I'm Born, 800, A.aO, 1920 2a@'
mittaes. r On 0.Au
TTSSntt.Git unb MT. airp, 9otal, !7.35, l9.lS
spormI u,25' H.3O, '5.35, $50, "ll.35 @benssI
Gurtis' gar, 1928 9ormittags; rs o.6 r,-.
Qurup, ut. JtopalsStattOn, 900 %a@m' S@"A
ArESt,.ior "a 90 Qabmittdqs.
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Tint's 9otel,

1924 Gf=8altimore=St Ctr. 3immer or
9errsR ju permietben. -6stnits 6etrdnte Il.
@eiRe. p9ap=9isl 8ruusreiz4$icr. Ysrz
iammIungslOfal gSfsGombarottr. lmmerfu.
4au= Il. 9eibp.reiu.1 66ei.z5el.: 1924 ..
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GelSIcnSunaen nad1 ScutIdlanS

"a Gents pro Ufart unb @ommillIun.
Sbep. 8. Oiener &c 6 o., Ais
WaterzS truBe. Qusldnoti9es GeIb,
We4ieI unb Grebitz9riefe. S9tffsz
tarten bon uno na6 europa. (266-)
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rROpal Slne."Stnte
nhiInNaInhfn unh RemzMnPf.


onpdrts. guL GamSsH. gerL Tt aosaL
ealafpao0Un -. 3agLi4 ISL g. $.55 2.
SnIf,tsgarlOr, ausg,n. 80. 9.I9 9. 94 SS
NarIor. 9iuer,.. nur So. 9.52 o.. 9.57 ga
Sarior, DINER, ousgtn. So. 1850 o 1914 D.
-Nopal Qimit.o,s nur 9uamlus3ug.
gufi,tsSmOter, 9url0y, GbiToati0nss u; SPsiieH
@QgsOus 80. 3dqli4 349 y. . 5.55 Y.
9orlop6ar, 96il, auss. go. As y. 500 q. q
aaTior, S{na.... 9aqlj8 6GS q 9 o5s q 9
S9iaip -. 9dg!i5 1879 q. 12.A u. 6.
Qofal:s 6lafDaqqon NOD gspsgOrt t.rtig Inm
@ebraub in gt. Republication UNI 1000 absnoS.
u, nab atlantie.Gitp, BO4sRtuSt; y, nab atR
l0g Wn. aRo. 'f balttn in 9ilminutOu. G. bait in
Gbster. a., ma.
9biIo.@ attuH1. ...... TdgLi& sos 9. $40 g.
96iia. Grpr,b ......angg. go. 2.3Q 2. 2S =.
Rbilo. Grprtb ......uusg. SO. 455 y. 500 y.
S6stot,H QfiOm., ousO: 50. 5I53. $50 2.
Rhilq. aftom. ,...... nur 50. $40 U. 6l5 y.
@iG,ts8artaug Rorop,fsGds GuIDert uuo gals
timorttr., Tr. $40, SrOaODaD, Nt. ROoaIs5tatiSa
sbtr GauDens Citation.
6. %. 8ufistt Gen. s9af. sagtnt.
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e auit1tss Serift.
geItor6en 235, ge6oren 294. - 105
SooesfGGe bur9 2eiOen Der atBs


SooesfGIe bur9 2eiOen Der Itb@
mungsorgdre.
Na9 benz 8eri6t bes @anitdtsz
gomifGrs Or. Sumes 8OsIep itar6en
in Der perflpFenen 8n4e 235 pertos
men, gegen 217 in Der erite Sdnuarz
po6e Des Sa9res 1903, 205 in 1902
unb 215 in 1901. 8on ben Ser tor
6enen naren As i'm Nuslanoe gsborer,
65 puren Neger, Sc &inOer unter 5
Sa6ren. Die @ter6li4feitsrate be-
fruq 21.82 pro 1000 Der @efammtbez
p%0lferung, 1856 fir bic BeiBen unO
80 fir Die g}eger. DIS geboren purz
ben 1873 neiBe unb 106 Regertinber
gemeloet.
Die 6auptfd6Ii4iten So1eSurio4sn
nnrpn"
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Rue. Serser's Rrffaurant,

16O3, B~anf=StraBe.
nabe DIR 0itliben 9oli3ei=S tntion. Wdrs
mcr 2uri9 BON II bis 2 ubr Ra6mittags.
@itbner's Rniibertreifli9es Bier i'm
3api.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-10

TboA. BoeenffeIner's pale,
1884 Observation-Disclosures u. Gbio
mtine. Striammiune 5lOtal r@trmdniaz
Qoos ST.; .aGq. Orb. =Rr. sllat, s9sr.in oOn
piSgalt9.S; .9pFlOn Gund. 5, sos;
,RetdQorb. Union 73@. 3dne 3u oermietbtn
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Nidbt AZ %pcraeiien!
baB elm SuBeno pra6tponer Cabinet
photographer nur 81 foiten in
Seb5el'S

mooernit einseri9tetes Y6ot. Itelier,
wr. 3.I, ssOrs> @an- strase.
2sbensgrobe 9tloer cine Sps3iaIitGt.
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90. Grtu,'S Grbause.

IA. unb AA0nHtls@tr,t NaHIbH.
g.rdumiae Gale fir 9,rsins nub sc.
f.nidaften. 6auptquartier beg s9rin;
6siHrit= Sifritts Rr. 24, 8. Il. g."
Tsinfs 6strdnft. Ghsf. Eel. 1874 Q. Q5l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-10
Canton unn gigbIanGtOwn.
rhnrI.a Rnn,A mtnnurant,

aon6uros unO 8. etrabe, 6ioblanotopn.
Si: i~eiHiteu getrdnfs da:r art-Sol
fdnOie n.u .instri6tst. Gin S.lu1 oasr
mtiner GrsuHOe unO beg gu5lituHs I'M
9qOemtinsn tets niafommsn. t0sIl-)
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eueorFs wRpuumentoI. Spuft.

eunprFS Monumental 8cufe.
apmbaroz uno g.. 6trdte, 6iebldHbtofDH.
e.aenit6er Der acknowledgements
9dgli9 btibs RublItit.n ouf getsaung.
Gutter b.ibtr uno latter 2uni9. Gbsies
b.a!ss5elepbcn ct. 9auI l345 D.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-10

ehHtteIfrpF, shmersen, MaIa'
ria, ga Grippe nnS id,limme Grf1l.
tuuoen furirt bard, ~,.9Sfancn'S MsHc
Vils" tamd1 in Hiiiiaer Sprn).
SrciS csc. M%Hentbalben nerfanft.
(Ssi2, IAS,I0
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snrn,a Gfn.nfrnn,.6nn..

Ga, 8. u. 9ousbfr. oauptquartitr bes
SiHritts III, 8. u.sG.,s s@i&,ntranis
Samenptrsins,S canton Smm.rr. Baas
u. QeibnersingH. Etuti6s RbeiH1pein4oaHns
luna. GboRs: G.236+-9, Rp. DiHOior 81.
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o,to 81. nner,s Refaurant.

1441, y. zGeutral=qpe., ode Clioer=str.
0auptquartier Der rWilbslm Stls2oge Er.
8, 9er6. 8. q. Of D. 9trlammiun9'n
i,oen Wontag Abtuo. = Geinit: Setronts.
g9drmsr 2unib tdqlih.
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@egweiicr
Sentidber &%e1aurnteure uno @trtbe
bon Baltimore uno umgegeno.
urnm Rupp,s Weaaurant.

11O4, Roro<Stntrdl=Apeuue.
Der gJorooit 5mmsrudbrenoe Sau=Strz
Elm pom Baltimore" periamulelt nd bier
ieOen Montag. - Geo. 9rebm's Bier am
3apf, nab oeuti6er Dirt brett pom Gab.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-03
$500 Reward. $1oo.

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
, been able to cure in all it's stages anu
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity Catarrh
being constitutional disease, re
quires constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucus surfaces Of the system, there
by destroying the foundation of the
disease and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing its work.
The propretors have so much faith IN
it's curative powers that they Offer
one Hundred Dollars for any case thai
It fails to cure. Send for list OF tes
timonials. Address,
j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
sold by Druggist, 75c.
tails Family Pills are the BEST
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-03

mittee on postOffices and post roads.
A resolution to this end, introduced
in the house January 5, last, by Repre-
sentative Hay (dem) was duplicated
yesterday by Representative Cowherd,
(dem Mo- Mr. Cowherd is a men,
Der of the pc5tctfce committee; Mr.
Hay is not, and the reintroduction of
the resolution is regarded as move
to bring the matter to a head in the
near future
The hearings had by the committee
in the preparation of the postOffice ap-
propriat,on bill, it is declared, de-
veloped considerable information. The
subcommittee before which officials
of the department made explanations
of their estimates to lay the infCr-
nation obtained .>2fore the full COM
mittee in the near future This infor
nation includes, it is stated, evidence
Of several hundred violations CT law
by members IF the house, importuning
the increase of salaries of rural post
masters and the increase Of force in
pOstofices where such increase was
not absolutely justified by the facts,
but which We're granted by officials of
the department. Other violations CT
law include a limited number of cases
where members of the house have
leased their property to the govern
ment for pOstoffice purposes.
Mr.. Hay declared taat he would ask
the house to discharge the committee
from consideration CT his resolution
demanding an investigation, and have
the same called UP in the house for
the consideration of that body.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-03

G.. G.. Williams of Warner is here c'n
business.
Wilbur Hyslop is out after spell
of lagrippe.
Hon. T. NJ. Hooker of Hamburg is
in the city.
E. B. Harvey is in Hot Springs to
see the races
d. w. Cooper of Helena is here on
business today
Col. Geo. w. Murphy is registered
at the TrulOck.
H. A. Head of Hamburg came up on
business last night.
c.. w. Butts of Linwood is register
ed at the Arlington.
Gen. r. M. Knox returned home to-
day from Hot Springs.
P. H. Mooney of Little Rock is a
business visitor in the city.
P. P. Neill and wife of Clarendon
are registered at the Arlington.
c. r.. Coleman of Little Rock is the
guest # his brother, W. F. Coleman.
Ashley Cockrlll Of Little Rock came
down this morning to hear the speak
ing.
Mr.. Simon Bloom went to Hot
Springs this morning to attend the
races.
II. |. Holderness is in Fordyee at
tending the funeral of his sister. Mrs
Neihus.
W. G. Conyers has returned from
Hot Springs, where he spent a few
weeks far his health.
Mrs. Ida Anderson of Chicago is in
the city visiting her sister, Mrs. Hal
stead at the Hotel Trulock.
County Clerk E. B. Bloom returned
to Hct Springs this morning after
spending day with his family.
Mrs. Tracy Mills and daughter have
gone to Little Rock, where they will
visit Mr.. and Mrs. a. Retain for a
few weeks.
Mr. J. H. Hinemon ef Little Rock,
JDerintendent Of public instruction,
came down this morning with Col.
Murphy to hear the speaking.
Hon. W. V. Tompkins arrived last
night from Redfield, where he met
Governor Davis in joint debate and
is registered at the Arlington.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-03
MINISTER TO U. S. RECALLED

New York, March 3.-General Her.
nandez Gel Moche"), Venezuelan
minister to the United States, has
been recalled for political reasons, ac-
cording to Herald dispatch from
Port of Spain, Trinidad.
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PROBING BY DEMOCRATS.
They Ask An Investigation Of the
Postal Department.

Washington, March 3-An invetiga-
ton OF the postoffice department by a
special committee CT the house OF
representatives is being urged by the
minority members of the house com.
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The young folks of the east end
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sid
tertainment being in honor of Miss
Maude Finegan. The young people
played games and thoroughly enjoyed
the evening. Refreshments were serv-
ed at seasonable hour.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-03
BRIEF MENTION.

John M. Oracle is in Hot Springs.
E. E. Porter of Texarkana is in the
city.
w. H. Key of Little Rock is in the
city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-03
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinne Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. E. w. Groves signature
is on each box. 25c.
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cello this week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-14
ED PABST RELEASED
CAPTAIN AND FIRST EASTMAN OF
 PRETZELS LET OUT.
He Will be Succeeded on Initial nag by ID. J. Mullaney-Charhe Schwartz May Become
 Captain.

Ed Pabst, some time way back in the early sos, a star first baseman oi 'nf Southern League in the palmy dayS Vl Montgomery baseballdom, like Lem bdi ley. Dad LaRoque, Bobby Langsford ana others of his old time associates, "a S given his walking papers as captain ahu ,, first bascman of the Montgomery oai' team yesterday.
 | The Californian will wear a Mont gomery uniform no more. For tmo seasons Ed Pabst was a joy 10 the hearts of Montgomery fandom. fapst played in the golden days Of Iommy Morrison, of Kellum, of Kid PeepieS, or Dick German. In those times. ms eye was sure, his catch was perfect. ms throw was accurate. his stretch was long. his. jump was high. He was But when Pabst reported as captain of the Pretze1s this season. he was in bad health: His health has not i'm, proved decidedly. He has been unable throwing arm Is bad. His wind Is po"r and his legs refuse to move with any thing like rapidity.
 Major E. E. Winters. manager of the Montgomery Traction Company ard owner of the Montgomery baseball franchise, was determined to do some thing to relieve the tense baseball situ' ation He needed young. active work team. He could have selected no better man than Charlie Schwartz anl Schwartz is the man he picked tempo rarily. Schwartz showed his ability to ehandle a team in the exhibition games He has showed his ability to play ball under the most adverse circumstances. He has that good quality of fighting 10 the finish that has been absent in the rest of the Montgomery team through cut the season. He may be permanent captain.
 In Pabsts place, Dominick J. Null ' laney. first baseman for Savannah in the South Atlantic League, has been signed. Mullaney during Dad Vaughn s illness, performed for Birmingham and is live man. He has played good ball in the little league He is sure fielder and hit .375 for Savannah.
 Mullaney will bring with him a new pitcher. Savage, perhaps. Savage dld good twirling in the South Atlantic.
 The Little Rock series closes today. The team then leaves for Memphis re- turning Monday for five games with Shreveport.
 Mullaney end his recruit are expected today. They left Savannah last night.