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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1905-01-19
A LAUGHABLE INCIDENT
The Governors Private Secretary
"Buffaloed" at Pierre.

A good story is being told on the
governors private secretary since he
took up his residence at the state
capital. Everybody acquainted with
Prof. Kerr and his we'll known temper
ance proclivities will thoroughly enjoy
the rather embarrassing situation
which he placed himself in recently
down there where they have the wide
open saloon to entrap the innocent and
unwary.
1t seems that the professor conceived
the idea that it would be pleasant to
carry home a slice OF buffalo meat and
while resting from his arduou duties
over Sunday, revel in the luxury of a
we'll cooked steak. Acting upon the
idea he took couple of friends with
him to the market where he purchased
nice looking steak, the price paid
being dollar a pound.
While the professor was getting back
portion of the ten dollar bill which
he handed the butcher, he became in
terested in knowing that the buffalo
hide had been stuffed and mounted
and was on exhibition down the street.
Clutching his somewhat depleated
purse in his hand he started out fol-
lowed by his friends. Down the street
they went and the animal was found
not in museum as might at first be
supposed in one of those places
Of amusement with which Pierre
abounds, wide open saloon.
Nothing daunted the professor and
his friends bolted in and inspected the
two very fine specimens of mounted
buffalo there on exhibition. On COM
ing out the disastrous consequences of
the visit became evident; the professor
almost fell into the arms (iguratively
speaking) OF two lady acquaintances, E,
one of them being high in office in
the w. G. 7. U. We will kindly pass
over the look of blank amazement
which we are told overspread their
countenances and the apologies offered
by the modest secretary. Suffice it to
say that the professor was carefully
conveyed to the hotel but little worse
for the wear and tear, but his friends
had hard work to convince him that
his reputation was not utterly ruined.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1905-01-19
THE NEW AUDITORIUM
Grand Opening will Take Place on
Tuesday,, FEB. 2I.

The committee in charge informs the
REGISTER that the date for opening the
new auditorium has been set for Tues
day, Feb. Il, at which time the Colum-
bia Opera Company will be here and
play a two nights engagement. The
company has IA splendid reputation
and are especially strong in the plays
of Dorothy" and THE Vagabonds. 4"
1t is believed that the auditorium will
be completed in ample time for that
date.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1905-01-19
Auditorium Funds Wanted.

Subscribers Of stock to the audito-
rum fund are requested to have their
money ready for settlement within ten
days as the treasurer Of the Fraternity
association will then call for alfmuney
subscribed. The contractor will have
the work nearly completed and the
association is anxious to have money
on hand to make final settlement with
him as soon as his work is done.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1905-01-19
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
Regulars Session of the County
Board, Jan. 3rd, 1906
FROM LAST WEEK.


! - CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK.
The board met as per adjournment,
all members of the board present and
the auditor as clerk.
The board continued settlement with
the county officers during the forenoon
and on motion adjourned to 1:30
O'Clock p. m.
The board met as per adjournment
all members of board and auditor
present.
The board spent the afternoon in
settlement with the county officers,
and on motion adjourned to $3.50
O'Clock a. m., Saturday January 7th,
1905
The board met as per adjournment
all members of the board and auditor
present.
The board spent the entire day in
settlement with the county officers
and adjourned to $3.50 O'Clock a. m.
Monday, January 9th, 1905.
/ The board met as per adjournment,
all members of the board and the
auditor present as clerk.
The board spent the forenoon in
settlement with the county officers,
and on motion adjourned to 1870
O'Clock p. m.
The board met as per adjournment,
all members OF the board and auditor
present.
The board completed settlement with
the county officers, the COMMITTEES ap-
pointed reporting as follows:
REPORT OF COMMITTEES ON SETTLE
MENT WITH COUNTY OFFICERS
We, F. w. Newton, O. G. Oyloe and
Ole Erickson your committee on set
tlement with the auditor and treasurer,
respectfully report, that we have care
fully checked over all vouchers as re-
corded on the voucher record, and have
compared all stubs with the claims as
allowed by this board and that the
amounts as allowed on said claims,
agree with stubs of warrants, and the
record as kept of the commissioners
proceedings. We have also checked
up all tax and miscellaneous receipts,
which receipts we have found properly
entered on the cash books, and the
amounts OF same accounted for on the
ledgers. We have also checked up the
nj lyn
Germs, doing business with this coun-
ty, and find that the claims as filed by
these concerns, and the warrants
drawn in payment. have been ac-
counted for and find that all receipts,
both tax and miscellaneous, and all
payment as shown by voucher have
been properly accounted for, for the
six months, ending December 31st,
1904, and that the balance in the
hands of the county treasurer, on the
3lst day of December 1904 was 81, 1868.
TO, which sum was accounted for by
certified statements from the cashiers
OF the several banks, by cash in office,
and cash items as follows:
First National Bank, city $6527 so
Farmers National Bank, city. 1876 20
Bank of Brookings. ....,... 5748 43
First State Bank, Elkton. 80. 932 26
First State Bank. Volga. ..... 1862 90
First National Bank, Elkton. 2163 80
First National Bank, White. 1908 78
Bank OF Bruce. ce.... 1142 80
Bank of Aurora. a..... 1894 IS
First National, Volga ... 1897 80
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1905-01-19

The following bids for the construc-
ton of all bridges needed by the coun-
ty for the ensuing year, were received
and considered.
The following bridge companies be-
ing represented.
The Canton Bridge Co.
Iowa Bridge Co.
Minneapolis Bridge & Iron Co.
Nj. A. Adams.
Joliet Bridge Iron Co.
The Hewett Bridge Co.
J. A. Crane & Co.
A.. Y. Bane & Co.
The Twin City Bridge Co.
The board on motion adjourned to
1:30 O'Clock p. m.
The board met as per adjournment,
all members of the board and auditor
present.
The board took up the further con-
sideration of bridde bids, and after care
fully considering the same the Iowa
Bridge Co. was awarded the contract
for furnishing of all bridges needed
by the county for the ensuing year,
the above firm being considered the
lowest and best bidder, and the board
entered into contract with the above
named firm for the furnishing of all
material and construction OF all
bridges needed for the year 1905.
On motion the following bridges
were ordered built:
One steel bridge with 20 foot span
and a roadway Is feet in the clear,
across the Sioux river on the section
line road between sections one and
twelve of Volga township.
One steel bridge with a span OF 40
feet on the section line road between
sections SO and ~34 in Sterling town
ship.
One steel bridge with span Of 30
feet on the section line road between
sections 25 and 26 of Sterling town.
ship.
On motion the board adjourned to
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1905-01-19

Farmers National, White go. 993 03
Cash on hand d..............1 1913 II
S-956S IS
Committee
+. w. NEWTON.
O. q. OYLoE.
OLE ERICKSON.
We, James Pike and Lewis Johnson,
your committee on settlement with the
Register of Deeds, respectfully report
that we have checked over the reports
of John I. Peterson, Register of Deeds,
with the records in his office. and find
that all fees collected by him have
been accounted for as shown by his
reports, and We find the total amount
OF fees collected by him from the first
day OF July 1901, to the 3lst, day of
December 1904, To be fl ,0l9.55 which
has been deposited with the county
treasurer as shown by voucher.
Committee,
JAMES PIKE.
LEWIS JOHNSON.
The board checked up all warrants
issued by John Alton county auditor
from March lst, 1901 to January lst,
1905, and compared all warrants with
the stubs, which stubs were compared
with claims as allowed by the county
board, and same were found to agree
with claims as so allowed.
The report of F. f. Youngburg clerk
OF court, as to fees collected by him
for the year ending January 1st, 1905,
was on motion approved.
The board on motion adjourned to
$50 O'Clock a. M, Tuesday, January
10th, 1905.
The board met as per adjournment,
all members of the board present, and
the auditor as clerk.
The report of Albert Matson, Justice
of the Peace, for the quarter ending
December 31st, 1904, was on motion
approved and fees therein allowed as
follows:
Albert Matson, justice fees IS 80
ID III Campbell, sherifis fees. .. 80 65
The report of Geo. +. Hook, Justice
of the Peace, for the quarter ending
December 31st, 1904 was on motion
approved, and fees therein allowed as
follows:
Geo f Hook, justice fees .... II so
ID Ii Campbell, sheriffs fees. .... 22 70
Ed Timm, marshalls fees. ...... 20 10
John Alexander, stenographers
lees .................. III OO
Margaret Hanson, witness fees. 10
Mat Hanson, do........... 10
Henry Hanson, do. ..... 2 10
Ed Timm, do. o.......... 10
Theo Meyer, do. 10
l. Pratt, Justice fees ....... 85
Geo f Hook, O..,.......... 4O
The report OF Geo. p. Hall Justice
of the Peace, for the quarter ending
December 3lst, 1904, was on motion
approved, and fees therein allowed as
follows:
Geo p Hall, justice fees .. 55
d II Campbell, sheriffs fees 80. 13 40
William Richie, witness fees =. / 10
Gerhart Sannes, do. O........... | 10
Nike Sannes, do o........... ! III
Theo Kjolseth, do. o........ 10
L COchrane, do o... / 10
John Thompson, do. o... / 10
q II Stoddart, do. ! ~
Frank House, do, l 10
NJ L Wimsey, do. 10
Leo Timmins, do. o......... / 10
The following bids for the construc-
ton of all bridges needed by the coun-
ty for the ensuing year, were received
and considered
The following bridge companies be-
ing represented.
The Canton Bridge Co.
Iowa Bridge Co.
Minneapolis Bridge & Iron Co.
Nj. A. Adams.
Joliet Bridge Iron Co.
The Hewett Bridge Co.
r. ~
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1905-01-19

REGISTER ADS bring results.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1905-01-19

The report Of Geo. p. Hall Justice
of the Peace, for the quarter ending
December 3lst, 1904, was on motion
approved, and fees therein allowed as
follows:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
WILL Tat PANAMA CANAL PAY

Tap Panah.a e3ust vii give us
marked a.iy,tntasses we European
rivals III rrtchtnA II markets of the
WESTERN pa Il South aud Central
Anzerica. a. ~rli : Australia and tha
Orient. and IS ,hese seeticas that
shp world i, noH locking for develop
ment Of commerce The imports q
Western ana Central America ne~
an=e unit ~ about Sl00 60U 600 annually
and CT that We supply at present but
ahapt l. per cent When the Panama
eaa3l is opened We Will have much
better access to that market than any
cher country of the world, and should
be able to increase our share t. about
~ per cent of the growing imports
hat section The imports Of Aus
rralia and New zealand auount to
So 000 o00 annually and q that We
supply ahout - per cent. but with
;aara direct communication should
iHs.14se tha share to - per cent.
TAe imports of those countries gen
ealy Known as the Orient amounts
Il over one billion dollars annually.
Aad Of that We NOW supply but about
s .,y9 cont. but should supply at least
= per cent and perhaps 20 per cent
rhus Nth the Panama. canal which
VIII give us direct access to thes,
goat markets. nov amounting tc
I.a3y,y one aud one-half billions OF
daHars. We should increase our eN
aos', from the present figure OF 81
proxmately lo0 millions to at least
700 Millions, and as that now rapidly
7aveloping trade expands. We should
Re 3Ale to increase our trade In it
& p. Austin, Chief OF the Bureau OF
; atistics. Washington. in Cent Pc
cent for April.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
CHRIS STIANITY
(By Hon. CT cVer Cleve and.

eee of= fhese iHslrumo:ttatries is far
q prnaise. This o54;i t. be es#a=s.
I@lIy true u. such branches OF the a.
soeiat5on as ar made up Of raiIrqad
mpeHe~ ANT are aided and enea1J-
1a4-d bv fho employin4 railroad corr
( partes hay within q few davS
s=yssn i reported Jha1#rhe largest sin
gle appropriation ever made by Il raj
read eonPaH> for thp establishment
Of Youn4 Men's christian asSoeia-
tieus atone is lines has JUS been an
tl.erized hy HE board o' directors q a
seu' 'heln company and this statrmens
i followed by thc mention OF larg"
contributions mad" by other railroads
in aid of Ike assoc atiens Such go
operation on H. paw ot employers
il maintaining these ;ssoc;ation~ has
never been used a. a means of IN
tlN"neiH- The Bs"H}hers ot such organ
;2aliGns a@ain9 their rights or inter
tSts and unfairly in favor ef tl1ei.
1T piov -. It's effeet has been on the
contrary greater assurance to the en-
pic Is OF faithful. honest service in
l'as.ir behalf to the employees OF large
Y increased means Of improvement
and competency. and TO both such a
T, .liZation OF joint interests as leads
The way 10 frank conference and a
1autual desire 10 meet differences be.
tween them in a spirit of confidence
.,lhrarance and good faith.
Young Men to Safeguard the Nato~
can not conclude without a rrfnl-
tnce to the. Significance attached tc
words in the title OF the GrganiZatit'
\ hch Indicate that its chief factors
and promoters. as we'll as its chief
teneticiarit.s are young men. Ny at
t;5ehIlent for young men and my
falth in the freshness OF their activity
and their ability to do things thai re-
cnire Intelligent yiecr and persist
.zac, increase with my years And
ffsi, is intensified by the impressive
tnnuahf that the youth and the young
nm ot our land will soon have cast
urou them the responsibility OF safe
44ar,}iag the honor and integrity q
- jp,.,r and freest form. OF govern
I,unr INST has been vouched TO hu.
1aanity. With these things in mind
ltw can escape an abiding cont
dtne5- n our nations perpetulty and
Increasing beneticence when con.
tamp'alt, as DC today the iremendor-
gcowth Of 4 movement which ani
H5.rzs or young n.eu with the con
Sci 80. 5he strength and the reliant
loY- a duty and right which leads
tIs.l1. - noble dtedS.-From address
a. Pennsylvania railroad department.
IsF':;t...,,s,,., ,hja. during Jubilee
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
Pine Bluff

Tao fam sGeW0 ol Tire locals IN tb5
49, .aaes oil e5e sptirs m.zet.ee
WI noae too Sod aud the= .su.s =h,'\a#
.a@aln To wonder Z PiHe EIal = 10.
..o1Ig To 80 anofher poor slHs il
ehe race for pennaul= honor Bu
rhqaas arr hot always What =td.y .s-'oi.
aud n.ana2ef Samples mon ean sboV=
AZ better AGAINST teams Of fhri.=pn.n
cltzs than against The be leagus
.clloWs Three OF the pitchers III -
sEoWn first rate form i'll IT, games
IA Which th,y have worked. I Hr&
az H. D3ts%ar and GettIna. atld
Iiiese are practically sure on .pe'iHe
IN th' local camp this season Il
may he that Snothcr pitcher WI
round ia when warm weather co ,'fs5
ou in earnest The lnficld uccd> a
plus only il onr place, ana tfcti #pa"2
!, third base Sample is looking for
a usiln Cavender III leii and Giro
fcI i'll center will do their par toward
n.al>inG the outtield the strongest
in the league. and the add,,iou OF (.
sDod hard rdhitting right teldef IA
take Howard Murphyss place viii
make. the outtield loot like thai oi
he old champions
kanller is a fixture on ;iISt base
and Karnlel is the first one o' H.
locals To show his true batinc iortH.
uusan is rapidly Winning a place to'
hjn self ON second base anl Il ~
sitl rap out a few NOR Gi ill.,
NO haeerS like thai hu delivered
ag,tinst Little Rock he viii hay
home Tor ttit summer and a iab to
next winter as we'll
CLAYTON has had ono ol I've - d2FS
III the field but he has shown -f."tA
~. provement in batting, AMI e3crS
aue knows what Clayton can d. II
the= field when the season opens ~
\ few moro weeks oE @arn weather
VIII make a wonderful improy II. II
il the play pat up by the Ioral Toy
saa the ians n,,d no #wo.r* VA ;Aa=
Pine Rleff Nj De in The racr IL IL
,e anan;= al ~ stac,.S of th. sam
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
FANCY PIGEONS ABNORMAL.

H.,->r tanc1 ins : AZ for art
save. SIS q arite2 ~, ,e-untry Life
II America. Cor l. It's distIn
sutsh.a3 marks reat beauty anG
{, g:.pi.-~- iautil J.. And the fullnesS
Il - tancjers success is the meas
ure, q he birds helplessness. Tn"
Fanes : study in artifcaialtles.
fct.tsz Sc tine when Babylon was
Young - the present hour the fanci-
a., aaVe been perfecting their birds
i. ;t,,t,,-tsc-a The beauty mark of
1i,~ c.l, /, the record of its disability
\ -s5;5 InSitits one OF the tribe 81
49,. A. 10 suggest use fer his
: rt>-as Souaobing. or speedy flight.
.. .,..a>,>, Stbt.aring. By inbreedings.
>, 1..e-.,:e.. environment. Massage and
s.sa4@- = ojrds qualify fer blue
rio&va,
F,&rer : representative loft ana see
- ,.og. II !ecadent types There i.
: tavowtng epileptle fits. an
sc ea< vhose lustre is kept from
= - =, onl, fanciers. trembling
.'sa3 - goes through Hfe Vita
=, sr>,Ste>s,y reboundins from.
= >a.,u . Is taii to the line Of
r. e-.ra--a,!.atsiar Jaeobin robbed
=. - x ! blind obese trump
t,.az over the floor The
" = +" = ming Is net descrip.
9..e1 z4utpment These blrds
- srom / disease angle. TIE,
- .aAa lfactC1ad inyaiIds. The most
.9--A w piebeian outdoor SPAR.
:. ,iL..1.-.s IN
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
REAVES REVERlE.

dreamed Ias1 nisht OF land So
fair,
Where the rivers were Pils@nct
Where fountains of Rickeys sho. up
in the air.
Wide brooks OF Gin FIXES on 7yery
hand
Great lakes o3 cold Rhine Wa.
Md pumps speuting Cocktails IL s..al
the band
For thirsty ones standing IL la.
Creme dc Meath,- &a0p, o5 b a.
tiitl green.
With islands of fia4 Cracked le.-
such a sight No. U..forr vas s=,-..,'
Oh But Ia. Am sa- a.s
Min. l4Is.pS a4i IL
strgetS.
TIE cutters @as4 aoSi4- @.,a
Booze
IN which III e',>-, sus.a..i -. 'art.
".z..15# - .as#.r5 : -, - >4ae@.=.
NGi.#0us OF aisb Ba..s ro...l =5o-s
~ the gro4DG.
Aad were chas..i bs .s.ssts
crowd
White, sh. aasa'g g,4 srs,5s#s, sia4
arucAd
IN druaNea s,.-. shouted 4.oed
Champagne sa9g.4 f. ~ 81 plugs
Ia bubb1y -. ais. VT. = hjss
And street sweepars lsaai, i from big
stone jugs.
IA! Such a dret--. u bliss
OH Tbs bibU,ou, dream was a Nan.
py dream.
The result of Al a...n.sht bat.
Were the vet things flowed in 4
beautiful stream,
When they carried me home on 4
sat
Hard aman Free Press
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
Wher> happiness Is Found.

l1oaA; loo& 10, true happiness IN the mansion
o. me very rich, where hlgh-priced physicians
az eatleG II 20 doctor every ailnent But seek
y a2d and L. too. IN the comfortable homes Of
- nfddle-S ass and so-caued poor where
f@fa August F#awet - always used to keep
u tAiaily heelthy-ta cure all stomach t-ouhfes
~"1taer Indigestion. dyspepsia. cons,ioation
- - OF appetite bilious attacks or torpid liver
-. eott'e August Flower Sc Big botfle 7Sa
't-Ggs.,t 'o-s-s 30
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
GreenVii!e

45eetnv'lls.s last year 1ea>efa have
ucar.y al soI, t. othef }faeuas thae
she Cotton states thts yea
sehNenke NAV I've With sbora
.als var. ont The chances afe 'h2
ne vii. aat Nicken~ Mil Win aln.,ra=
fen To- hls brilliant pitchsng in 0ae
c:lie4 Nvun.}ly Will smile his stnae
lad snlr up Wisconsin wa> Nln#,
oar sery l~.st PLAYER last season. VII
near hir~ + praised hy roftlaui
,}rrcnn faa+. That NeA liked trizz
adan.s. L>vis ara Rcisineef VII. lr'tG
strength Ia N"vtoo Fishers Mash
9lsle team
RotferrnFs plans arc no know
t.corer ~aoNhu~u 60; Nth Augusta
IN. Flly R=y}a Quits TIE diamon2
;,,r the rnedteal profession. While ''"f
ran thc ehjny short Stop o' o.
340t team. u,qtes clever member q
yapter.a Ssva"oah olun We have OF
~ VCrenus left-gN,d naturrd ciat
- uttle pitcher that Ne Is. He gave
>ae Pin Nluff champions two woader
s,el.. -, : While on their last
xz.;f s,~e ahon 'hev were dong -
g.rts = th}n~e ~ other teams hA
,,es,7 th,t, 70. a 10 and I
> contest. Cur folhs Should have
zig glad Aand@ tor the only resen
aged ore of last years team. ii T.
2ncnirg game April 90. =GreehNilla
Serit-
= 4 Maxwell the hoz ~ooder.
$50 clay : r@rr OF | st sy,a,.n W.T.
4,,4. 8Ir8 bas signed viii Greer
~ and RS reported % manager
sec. Max-9yN gave much promise
las. year. havip2 splendid speed bat
r.,or c1a,ro,. The trouble. according
u. ,4qvwo'ns 5ellow players. - ina
"a. uce..ic'I listen Ia advice aai Z d
,YJnrs - ho tooHght thoy ousht +" oe
5oae ~..e rssnlt was tHat Man vel
sa .a Of 7o+ural abilit.. maea8e1
+. lose steaa,tv Maywcll MS one o.
= oe,5-os+ batters that ever atfne.
= asGa. aoi l., I5tea.aa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
PINE BLUFF TRUST
COMPANY
LOCAL AGENT
BUSINESS RESTRICTED TO
SURETYSAiP ON BONDS.

Thr above company is not only the
str2aSeS. ara best in the world but
is no, 9ai never has been a member
Of "a ng book or combination reg
ulating eates anywhere. 1t is there,
fore no. affected by the recent anti,
trasf law, and will remain ii tbs
stat fav the transaction of business.
Most A.. ether surety companies will
Lave tla STATE alter March 22rt. i9Jo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
YES. THEY KNOW !

3artha He had the insolence I
n}pr;nt kiss upon my lips.
E.Ael-B But then that Kind af print
~ doesn't show, yea know BosEsn Il
Transcript
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
BtlltS

Work a. fGe neW faeh is pfe2less
ns niceA and IL viii be III 'adiness
lur-thc opculn" ul lhe season. Aprji
II The diamond has b,eH prepared
en- Jhp afaud sIand.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

a'.a she A,s accepted h,m she tries
t. make peop.a believe sac might
break k of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

The mos. t*athtul p3rt q a NV pa
rer j. ra ldy.t- sements Thomas
Jefferson
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

Weleh. Pine Blua $ ne~ outfieider
who has been sick at his home II
ST. Louis. is expected a. any tine
nov.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

The Meridianites chose The
itustlprs' AS the hest-l!led nau'e of at!
those submitted t. their nine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

The Baton ROUGE team has been
more lhan successful on It's Texas
,rip winning more games than it lost
;tuh last years third baseman
Joined the team this week
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

..}e mA0 no i always going 10 ad-
ta.t: 81 ~ I4prruN, wonders MY hasi
8e>s = IHE-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

fh. i.nn llut club ha7 the follow
la& schedule al dtlea befofe# the open
jnG Of II" league season
Memphis II Pine Bun April L
and
Ma4azinr ctub=pf st Louis at Pine
Bluff April T.. Il ami l.,
Pine Blu.l Al Memphis. April l..
lG and l.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

Eddie Sabre. the premier first base
nan in the league last season, may
again be seen ia Eicksbure uniform
this year,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

The sna'l boy s hoping that lie
knet holeS in the baseball park fence
fayc grown larger since theN last
viewed thr game through them
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

SpcncHr. Mace. Mcnamara and
Ehrct are the men to receive the
abuse this var for ou.pjeiue II the
Cotton stats .easnr.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

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