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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
GALLUP

From fhD Republican
Rev Wcbhcr of Ciaosa. visited with
Rev Ju.lIard bore Ih.s week.
Miss Dunbar Iaft Monday Tor q Visit
with eastern friends and relatives
ur % % Wilson Ia moving Die
household effcptH to CiarkUllo today
Miss Helen NoNHl'au expects t0 ro.
turn from Ions Beach. Saturday of
This week.
Miss Homu has returned 90 her
home loo Albuquerque anDr 1000 ost,nd.
Dd visit in Gallup
Minnie Brown viii leave for No.
silln Park. fo enter tbr Agricultural
college tho FIRST oft the week.
Archie anI o. % brown bata son.
fo Gas Cruces when. thUt win attend
tho Agricultural college no coming
year
AZ fho meeting of che o. o. % g.
Tuesday might So s smith was elect
ud trustee oft fHr 'odr for % term of
oiHhtosn m0uths
Gallup Boz nNt .H need oft sewer
system Tho condition of tdu alley
back OFF fla business houses Goa Main
afraor /. most B.uiaral..
Thrrr prsauOr who's, time bad or
n.rei Wera released from tho county
IHU Yesterday TfIa leave. sber.fl
smith with three b0ardrr
Mw Harry Folsom lor sunday foi
Salt Lake. whore ehr WIN anrnf 70 frR
dave before Joining hon husband Dol
San DIEGO california
John q Smear. and vIfa Gyrsef q,
leave nrxt Monday to attend fbe gov
arrIru Grand Zodiac BOB San FranrIsro
riug rlu.rt fa remain sUauf a month
AZ meeting uf hr .rbaDI n.sr.
Monday rIrhfE ssIIuo. uHa aarp.pt
uH Ian.flr off fFa aeb.9, fausa ed D,.
coming wear af "a .sIa.. ODD SIS .s.
month
/ Finch and uarr.. ba.u pur.Hsae,
tB. Htur.. .f fn. r.r.ra... Sunni,
a.mHany. ahab Ono. r.rI n fbs.
Iar. .r gaIIun urI. fra, ser. /,
nus.n. lrrr
Miss Ngufr smith fs. aa.r au
pointed as |.faut ulefaI r...rrr.f ag
orator shr SIN 8o. attend h. t.
..|pBtan. central b.r..r AIS. a.
IS, oliver sIIr confirm. b. ar.v.r tr.
hello calls
% d. Mills af sIgur FsUs "a 3D.
1u 1f Contractor UHa ebo has b.
contract f.r fE. ar.srru.rt g.... BIZ.
.ue dome lao ZHHI rafr. fr supd,, .r.
went ,n IunI WorHa, %, vIu 40 Ia.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
TERRITORIAL SUPREME COURT
PETITION FOR MANDAmUs or
CALEDONIA COAL co. VS. SANTA
re PACIFIC RAILROAD WILL BE
HEARD AGAIN

Tho territorial supreme court W
lu sessions held saturday afternoon
last took The following action boz thc
cases cited bolo9
ln mo matter 0f me petition oi tho
Caledonia Coal c0upany Cor a arIt of
mandamus upon enc second district
court and tho Judge fhoroof 90 assume
jurisdiction of iis case against inc
Santa Sc Pnc.no Railroad company
wherein Judge parkorhad quashod a
summons against the santa Do Pa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
NEW MEXICO Towns

position u.fh iho local office oft uo
Wht brokerage company
An italian Vhu rIIUIcUs under 'hp
nnmo OF IaH sn1 NHs captured horc
hy Mafsaa' Ward aH boz was getting
Ht $50. .nErr train SIM was
wanted Boz IfnIsd for strand larceny
and the mn1hai arrested H.m on r.
description furnished hy telephone bt
ihc Trinidad 0..H s. dsHu., ahfr
ll came hero 'H 500 hs man IIr
cHnfosacs t1 stealing ufhn. but 10 s
saIi hc s ALSO ..aF..I with having
soften away w.H #E doIBu m
cash
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
RIP SAW INJURY
CLAUDE LEMERlc<. or THE LuM
ER MILLS. THE VICTIM

Claude LemrrIck au employ. uf
fhe American Lumber company mills.
ues geo Jhn So Joseph hospital with
a cash eight inches long In his loft
hlrh lemerIck resides 90 1900 Noun
tain rl8d. aud works OF 70 machine in
tbe sash and door department ~ tho
hIE mills This momur 100 1880
o'clock he was reaching over rip
saw oIlIng another saw whom Dds
apron hocame euanr.oi in tho ma.
chluory ice was drawn forward upon
the rp saw which cut deep into bic
Icg before the mach9cry could be
stopped The wounded mnn losr CON.
siderable blood bui hs injury is nut
thought SERIOUS d. 49, Is Wyidpr
has charge of tho case
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

From iNU Optic
Harry shupu rs temporarily dif
aUled uy faI' HbI'. HruHne set.a
yffe pounds of bono.hoes
Felipe 7andogal nas fined .nu DOB
.ar 'H Justice Wooster em for
lighting and crrat.Hr o disturbance
In a restaurant
, p aDmmo'maEu who aH bore
from Ch.He0 a feH weeks ago aeet.
Doe "a chanre and a Jest after years
nf cunnnnF office work haH takon 4
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

Road Supervisor Mouf1ya with q
eang of workmon. win soou have tho
extension oi Fourth street boulevard
in first class condition 90 travel over
rho road beyond uIe city nmit haa
been .n wreched condition. hut pri.
waite heip came forward ahd tho mad
u.li soon ho passahlo Tor vehicles
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

Howard Chgnnwth and Mart Ken
needy. ihc two Diamond A cowboys
vino figured 800 prominently Boz saur
d8y nights tragedy iu which porioctn
HduTuoz was Instantly KILLED and
Dity Marsha. Vs. % Kuhuru perhaps
Totally wounded. bad their proIlmln.
ary hearing lhis wp,b before Justice
Noucomb Says tho Silver Ciy Enter
prise The hearing began wednesday
and was concluded yesterday morning
when luatIc. NUWrHmb Sound both
men over '1 me nest grand jury with
Uuf bond ou tbe charge OFF murder Boo
IHo first dosrgD Tho trial WAS held
%. tHo court house and attracted con.
siderable numhor 0f Interested rpsr
Hurs District Attorney o. 80 TW
uDr prosecuted mo case for the terri
tory Af0rupys % o. Barnes and w.
H Walton represented Kennedy
Cheuawth was without Ipea. counsel
Roth were present 40 the trial. A.
though neither was put upon the
stand Kennedy "a aU athletic
IouaIur fo''Dv with r'aaurut feature.
iuI sfaDI} blue pD. Chpu1ufh Or
also sell hu.'I nuI la IarE and with
H.s hDld HvathDI Boo handaFu from
fhD wounds received while hp.nE
captured. he present. haasirI Hp
neawuce
hH Ihe N.fHrsse. fo Jhr ebH.f'y af
fair were NOT pat upon the staad.
Those who were examined wore d.
q. D WetuED William sfar.. EI
moro Murray w o. Williams. IUdn h.
Burnside Charles WmHms louis
Dorsey Milton NY.ou, Pat Nunu and
Joseph AIdr.dEo a uumuer of other
witnesses we're called. hut being un
atuIdabIy Nhsent from town, their
testimony was dispensed WIth
The condition OF Marshal Knburn
who .s confined 40 the ladies H0spit
aI is Hu.l considered very grayD. al
though "Wednesday night was tho
most comfortable ho has pa ei since
being wounded Yesterday he appear
ed hr.Ehtar tnau or 0uY other period
throughout IhD week. and ths morn
'uF Dec s reported as having passed
anothcr comfortable uiTht However
tle wound If OFF ao grave uatur.
'ha. thr attending physician cannot
EiFe any nnruurhremrnt The huIIr
entered lhe 'eti side of tho necf pass
ipg o"t through the spinal column and
Dfoduc.ue partial paralysis Az nrsI
thD paralysis affected tho eutIr. hodj
from Che neck down hut by degrees
fh, patient haa roFauet partial us.
of both arms and Of DTS body down Cd
tho waist Zinc "Wednesday and Thurs
day he took liquid uourshmani and
was able fo retain it "a fact which q.
h'sh'J tnc1lagInE to DTS devoted
wife and family
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
Indigestion Causes
Catarrh Of the
Stomach.

For many years Il has been supposed that
Catarrh Of tho Stomach caused ina gsuton
and dyspepsia. but the truth is eEacily she
opposite Indigestion causes caiarrh, Re-
peated attacks o. indigestion luiIames che
mucous membranes lining tho stomach and
exposes the nerves 81 Che si3.uach. thus caus-
nc the glands 20 sscfoie mucIR instead Of
lha juices o. natural digestion. Th'n IL
called Caiarrh 81 Die Stomach.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

Ono 1f thg reasons advanced f1r
ho election ~ Nr Money as delegate
IH Hhf he $500 haFe family pom .n
congress 800 fuhsr .s "a senator Son
afor cu.hernn lf TeUs Ie an uncIe
John Sharpe Williams Ha cousin ami
Pei has many moro relatives ra.f.r
"a around 90 fts. fr1u what
man uapia af "a 1e'Owie nu o. Pam
Iy DOG O. political nH'' hN 0f Won.
cyH fa'atteH orc 1em1eraIs ana their
drag wI have Ittio effect RnIoy
haa strong republican political n1li
l.0riaburr Liberal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
Has Sold a Pile OF Chamberlain
Cough Remedy

I have sold Chamhorh.ns Couch
Remedy far moro Than twenty wars
ana % has given entire tI faction.
] hayo cold a p.io ~ 20 and can ra.
commend % h'rh.y Joseph MrEIhIa-
ey Linton Iowa You win rui thIs
remedy q E1ui friend when troubled
with Is co1ra or cold o. always a.
f1rda quick relief ana .a pleasant o
take. For sale by HU druggist.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

relieves 40 infIammaHon Of the mucous
n,emhranoa lining tbe stomach. protects me
nerves. ard cures bad breath sour dslngs q
sense Of iul1eas after eating. nd gtaiion.
dyspepsia and al stomach uolblsa.
Kodol Digests What Y0u Eat
Make chs stomach Sweet
1afna on|y. Fafa.af Hfr .I hoanG aa naaaa
thf NilI 1fa uhrf .sa iH % ceHia
Prepared br q. g. psuiTr a co., chllaEs. uL
Fur snio by n a. nrFga a Co. and
s. Vguu a aon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

oLo ENGINE 70 De SAVED.
No. Was ire Fret Locomotive 20
Gross Continent.

wv VIZ WV f'HN NHH.H|'''HH'"" H"
Gross Continent.
Governor stanford SO . tho first
locomotive t1 cross tbo continent from
the Pacific cuaai Del hoiug placed In
the stanford museum. where % viii
remain permanently as relic. says
dispatch from san Francisco This
engine vas buIf in tho early CO.'S
and was brought from tbo east around
Cape Horn in 1867 After fho driv.
ing of the golden spike. the last act
in che completion az fhc Central pa.
c'flc railway Un May lo. 1862 30 I
was urod hy Governor stanford 90
draw his private train hr0ugh tso.
vadn t0 tho scene ut fho exercises.
The Central Pacific company gave
thp engine n few years ago to Mrs
Stanford o. has been resting under
n shed on Uho university campus boot
D. now being removed to che museum
whore he rust Or being scrapoi from
n she moinl work hoinr polished and
new coat ri paint added 90 make @
appear as nearly ns possible IKE 70
ga whom Do was the finest type n
locomotive Iu uHe handsome glass
case Ir f1 hr builf over tho engine
and % viii bo placed ON exhibition.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
Wanted FOR slugslng Non.union Ma.
chiniat.

A dispatch from Topeka dated An.
gust 90. says A. b. Ireland an
American Federation OF labor official.
Who ia helping conduct the Santa
D. machinIstF strike. was arrested TO-
nieht by Sheriff ilghfoot of Fort
Madison. DO. ireland o. wanted on a
charge of assault with lutout to kIIl
Iuiy iC ho 's said t0 have struck Yves.
les y Johnston. o. uouuniou Santa Fc
workman. with a missile concealed iu
handkerchief prulucIur danger.
nus wound sheriff llghtioot arrived
to-day with n rc1ulsitlon Tor ireland.
from Gov Cummings of Iowa This
was huuorcd bog Gov Bailey before
tho arrest was made ireland loft for
Fori Madison tunleht ln charge OF an
officer ireland has a similar charge
against him Boo Kansas CITY
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
BOUND OVER WITHOUT BAIL

HOWARD cHENowTH AND MART
KENNEDY. CHARGED WITT
MURDER or pERFEcro RoDRL
GUEZ. HAVE PRELIMINARY
HEARING BEFORE JUSTICE
NEWCoMB.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

Jury Disagreed In Wilson Case.
Thomas T. Wilson fourth Vice prosl.
dent of mo International Association
of Marhlnlsis tried az Wellington.
Kansas. Monday on a charge of az
sault recently upon a Santa Dc strike
breaker. win have to stand another
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
BattIIno Against Hon Waterl

Battling Against High Waters
The Albuquerque division put Ga a
hard week battling against the work
of the high waters besides minor
washoutB no 3 found about 800 feet
of track shifted two feet between llib-
bard and Canyon niahlo on Tuesday
night Even AZ Winslow the yards
were about sly inches under water
Tuesday night. boo nO serious f7m-
arn resulted
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

Damage Suit Against Santa Fe.
a suit for $4,000 damages for al
fer0d false Imprisonment has been IN
sututd on winfield KANSAS in tho
district court against ihe Santa Fo
Ra.'ruad company hy Stuart Cote. Of
Arkansas CITY Last SUMMER duuur
tho m1ch.u'sta strike Colt was ar
rested on 20 charge ~ mcdillng with
engines of the company iIc was dIs
charged Goo court and next arrested ON
o. chnreo of hny'ug violated an ln
Junction fo prevent strikers from in
tDrferng with me uuuunIon men who
came tD take ihu.r places being held
on q charge of contempt of court Ito
was also proved NOT guilty 1f This
offensu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
N-nht oHIess cIoasd

Thursday inc Santa Pc issued or
ders closing an night offices along
the line west Uf Albuquerque This
means O. layoff of from "a week to ten
days for all tho operators Zoo che day
offices between Winslow and ScllF
man. cycopi ni the larger towua An
freight und other trains have hcon cut
ont except ono "a DAY each way from
SolIgmau aud Albuquerque These
win mako THE run by daylight thus
saving tho company the expense NJ
uirhI GENERATORS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

~ r. Newman Vice grand master
~ the brotherhood of Railway Trtln.
men arrived az Oh puso Un the west
bound southern Pacific and wIll re-
main there a few days visiting the
local lodge Of the order During hla
visit be- win deliver an address to mo
members
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

Air Brake Association Convention.
= g McNorl, of the Santa Pc air
brake department. has received "a let-
ter from r. NJ Nclus of New York
city asking what Inducements Topeka
could offer for the cony ention of the
Air Brake association In the year 1908
SIR NulllH Oh secretary of lhe assDcia.
lion and ga casting about Tor "a place
for the holding of the annual conyen.
u0n next year rhe lUttor has hoon
turned over io the Commercial club
uf Topeka
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

The first changes tu occur ln The
operating department Of the Denver A
rio Grando railroad since The recent
wreck ~ Eden wore announced al
Denver Monday Circulars we're o..
sued from tho general managers o.
flee announcing mo resignation OF =.
n. CLARK superintendent of bridges
and buildings. with headquarters ~
Pueblo to take effect M once. J.
.. Thompson. who has boon suporv'a
or Of bridges ana buildings on tho
Rio Grando Western. with hcadquar.
tors A. Salt lake CITY has boon ap
pointed 90 succeed Mr CLARK O. 8
Thompson wis succeed j o. Thomp.
sun ~ Salt Lake City
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
short Line Between Denver and EI
paso.

short Line Between Denver anu hl
paso.
a new short line tmwoon NEWER
aud El pas1 is nov being talked m
among me railroad men The an.
nouGrDmHnt was made yesterday that
ho Denver a Rio Oraudo had absorb.
Oh the Santa Fo Central. ana that a
branch liuo would De- built from San.
90 Fo 20 TORI nco n NJ where con.
nrctl0us VIll ho made with tho Santa
o. Central to El Peso Tho company
for enc building of this line was In.
corp1nted under the laws of Texas
% is said that the company viii se.
cure rights of way and terminal n.
c.lfios Tor the proposed extensions
Denver News
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-12

file a complaint about one OF the four
umpires. The sporting writer's around
the circuit are much to blame for the
trouble with the umpires. for they un-
duly criticize the man who handles
'Jhe Indicator ard rather lead tha
managers and players 10 become
chronic kickers Daily "roastsa in
the newspapers Of the circuit are
about as common as the daily reports
of the games. Mr.. Wheatley has tried
out five umpires thus far this seeason
and about two weeks of Cotton States
work seems To be about the limit
for them. Stuart is the last TO go on
charges Of drunkenness, preferred by
Rothermel Of GreenVille and Pender
Of Baton Rouge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-12

than the other teams which play here
and lheier Worl dWay from the banks
of the Arkansas would go to show eX-
actly the reverse The three games
lost 10 Monroe cn tie present trip
were all one.run defeats and two OF
them required extra innings TO decide
the result. The charge of being quit
ters" cannot be applied on the home
grounds but it seems to fit nicely when
the team is on other soil
Greenviile took brace last week
and startled the league by winning
more games than they lost. This
would go 10 show that the dssensions
that have been manifest in the ranks
of the Cotton Pichcrs@ have been
reconciled and the players are now in
the game to Win. 1t Yet remains to
be seen Just what the team can do
when all hands get together alsA
THINGS run smoothly. Manager Roth
ermel has set of good individual
players and team work Will do much
20 pub them ont Of the tieht for last
place.
Last years ptnnant winners, Baton
Rouge, have not shown MP Wen either
al home or abroad and rhe team. has
dropped 50 low in he percentage col
umn that ii has caused the fans III
tie capital city OF Louisiana % shed
copious tears. and The newspapers OF
that town 10 sroan even in cold
type Pender. like many another
smaller league manager. is suffering
the effects Of the season after the pen
nant has been Won. Baker aud DOYLE
have both pitched good bah but they
haven't mad the team behind lhem
they had last year. and each has lost
more games than he deserves credit
for.
With all the Monroe players in the
game and a little more OF the away
from home ability in the Pine Bluff
a4greGation, il noW looks like NieGs-
burg, Monroe and Pine Bluff viii be
fighting for first place when the hot
suns of August BEGIN 10 shine in the
, parks Of the circuit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-12
What is GOING ON IN BASEBALL C|RCL E&

first place they Will be away UP close
to the top when the season closes.
The team has proven itself by far
the best road team ON the circuit and
have won almost as many games away
from home as they have on their
home grounds. This is always count
ed as one of the sureSt indications of
winning team by those who have
watched the game closely. Although
comparatively weak in fielding, Earle's
men have hit consistently, and many
games have been counted to their
credit by this ability which otherwise
would have been lost through errors.
Another team that has done we'll
away from home is the Monroe team
and this, more than anything else ac-
place. With his pitchin2 staff much
weakened BY the loss Gf F.ye. Noblet .
one of his best folders. ont of the
game for month on account OF sick
ness Fred Moore ON the bench With
the grave eharee#ot throwing a game
10 confront him. and The manager
himself out of the game for a time
With rheumatsm il is a wonder how
Leidy has done SO We'll " Monroe
The team is practically inyincible and
on the road Jhey have MANAGED to
Win more sames than hey have lost,
in some cases taking TWO out of three
games played from the very teams
Which Mere d4htins them for second
place
Natchez aud Pine Bluff have proven
poor roadsters This season and the
teams evidently depend more upon
the roofing abilities of HE home
crowd than do the others. While the
Indians have managed to win an oe-
easjonal game awaE from their native
haunts, 1hey#have= in 10 way equaled
oheir record With a crowd of loyal
sympathzers hehind them. as their
standing in the percentage Mil show
They have haretr kent above the 3oa
mark and Nh really head the second
division
Pine Iiuif has established a pc
culiar record This season by winnine
and losing practically all played away
from home. Their ,e:nl work at home
shows then TO he as fast If not faster
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-12

Here is a sample Of one of Tie criti-
eisms handed ont by the men With
sore hambs to the umpire. Il seems
70 make no difference which umpire
jnst 50 the "ump' gets all the blame.
The Greenville Democrat says: TIM.
pire Brady called Billy Bryan out on
strikes yesterday; the ball he called
the third strike passing two feet
above Bryan's head missing Catcher
Massing and striking the grand stand
netting. Bryan did not strike at the
ball and OF course did not run on the
wild pitch and Massing finally threw
the ball TO first and Bryan was called
out on the widest third strike de-
clslon, perhaps, ever made by an um-
pire in the history of the national
game. Brady's decision is still one of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-12
Standinq of the Teams.

The Cotton States league has now
well entered into the second month
Of the seasons schedule and With one
fourth of die games already played it
is yet impossible 10 pick the winner
81 the 1904 pennant. Nieady TIA
teaIns have begun To strip for tie
tray. and frequent changes i'll the
}inaup OF the various teams in The II
cuit mark The beginning Of the
struggle Which viii only end wAan
y, last same is played, PLAYERS who
tsaNe been carried q on@ Just hecao.,e
fRey showed possibilities are bnja4
3s0pped hy the waysi3e. and only men
40 have demonstrated that they AT"
tsSt enou9a tor this feaaue have boon
rs5djned on The salary list Ore net-
able Thing abonr the release OF play
ers has been the number Of men w1o
:nished last season in the League Wfo
a>sle not been able TO keep the ad-
f.need pace set this Year. Especially
Is This true of the pitching staff, and
tlen Who We're considered star bon
't#aists last season are now being fe-
leased to make room for better men.
There are more older heads ON lie
team this year than ever before aud
the finer points of the game are re-
teiNins more ,ouce.
With Nicksburg a good hundred
points in the lead of the nearest club
al the end of the past week il be.
Gins to look like long chasec fol
he club which catches Earle's mer
before midsummer The VicksbuIs
band has always been counted in ths
running and if they do not finish il
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-12

Lee Dawkins is doing the ~
Happy Hoolisan' act around u,
cuit. When he gets Aatense !.
form. he will have three sets oi : !.
Mrs of the Cotton States league
perhaps, Lee will yet get a el'r -
wear other uniforms III tle ~
States. Greenville and Baton :
are below Natchez in the pei'N
column.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-12
ErIsndI, Repartee.

did you have any iuck = nj
yesterday. doctor?" asked 'N'
taker. ..o
81 certainly did" replied tDs ,,r,J y
II brought down seventeen sa, r,
That's good" said the o'n.M n,,o,sf
simply impossible to dodge ~
scriptio4S"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-12
TOILET ARTICL E S.

Summer requires lots Of toilet articles and supplies
So studying the needs Of the Summer have COM
pete line Of everything in this line, including Chanos
Skin Powder Rags, Face Cream for tan or freckles,
Toilet Waters either American Foreign makes.
Tooth and Bath Brushes, Sponges. Toilet Soaps
and Ta1cum powders. Corn Cure. The Summers
are long and tiresome and by using selection Of
above srcles it helps make dreadful Summer easier.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-12

Lee baw!ios 5as ea9.a. ou ~jth
Natchez and vii a@a:a av % Play
under Blackburn. bawkins always
did fhink a ~hoia lot more of
Blackburn than some people eave him
credit tor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-12

The Nateheez papers are going
after some Of the players for being
night drinkers. In Natchez there
must be some difference between the
booze served al night and that
dished out to the players just before
the game
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-12
SOD A F0UNT AIN
At FOrreS st p a ark.

Knowing the nedds of the patrons Of the Summer
Theatre, have installed Soda Water Fountain
where will be kept first class Fountain and Ice
Cream Parlor Orders can be given and served
while in the Theatre. Nothing but the best
Syrups, service and attention given.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-12

President George Wheatley is now
having his troubles with the umpire
question and there is hardly a day
passes that some manager does not
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-12

Landeraff of Natchez is the second
PLAYER this season 10 be suspended
for negotiating With another club"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-12

There We're no games scheduled in
Cotton States league Saturday