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The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13
A Bullshead Breakfast Sunday.

bullshead breakfast will be given by the
Society of Old Friends tomorrow afternoon
at the Mil Valley Springs Hotel, Mil Valley.
T. j. Crowley is to be master of ceremo lies
and the following men will constitute the re-
ception committee: Edward onolley, Co onel
James |. Taylor, A sylvia, DR.. J. S. Knowlton,
c. 7. Conan, hugh McCrum, c pain J. w.
Howell, B. B. Rob srts, A. II. Mclnnes, II. H.
Curley, Wheeler Martin. Charles Kaufman G.
Simmons, Warren r. P,tyne, Jonn Diemer.
Charles Me;z er, Sheriff II. Harrison, Judge r.
II. Taylo-, n. E. Wilson. b. ]. Mahoney,
Judge G. II. Bahrs, Tom Frost Captain W. n.
SnelIey
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13
Irnatian Council g Tenth Anniversary

y
AL arrangements have been completed fer
the tenth anniversary entertainment 10 be
given by Ignatian Council No. 50, Y. NJ. l. at
Metropolitan Ha on next Tue day evening.
the 10Th inst The committee in charge OF
the affair have worked hard 10 make il one Of
the grandest entertainments ever given by O
fraternal organization in this city, and we
can safely predict that they hsve not worked
in vain. The programme which has been ar
ranged is most attractive one, consisting OF
musical and literary numbers. The musical
mum ber> W IL include both vocal and instru-
mental selections by the best artists in the
city, while for the literary ones the committee
have been fortunate enough to secure some OF
the remost speakers among u.s. An orchestra
of ten pieces will be in attendance on that
evening to aid in the entertainment, and the
decorations of the hall and Stage will be both
novel Hrd unique.
The aft ir is strictly com plimentary, and
judgi from the d demand for tickets prese nt
standing room in the hail on the evening OF
the entertainment vii. be at q premium.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13

The total passenger revenue for the
wear was SO. 36l, $50 73, and including
mail express and baggage il was $1l, 574,-
Coz "a as against Sl1 ,991, 292 36 Tor The
preceding fiscal year
The total freight rev nue was $l9155,-
2e5 d. as against $40 GA 692 81 ior the
wear before. And the com mUined freight
and passenger earnings amounted to
$50 729. .357 60 as against $3l, ,66j 984 81 for
Between June 80, 1895, and June 80,
1897 the Southern Pacific Company on its
Pacific sy>tem alone carried 10 Isl, $50
passengers that paid fare. and the year
Re or l9 164 185 In paid freigEts on the
Pacific system carried 6659 532 tons, as
against 6,653, 1856 IONS for The year pre-
ceding.
fic system for The year may be summed
up as they follow:
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ONLY in Fun.

at was ell joke" is Miss Marguerite Rich
mond's version OF her matrimonial complica-
tions with A. J. Anderson. She had had An
derson arrested for securing some of her
money without allowing her fair equivalent.
In court Anderson loId long story OF how he
Rdver, ised for a wife and Miss Richmond an
swered but Miss Richmond says she answered
the advertisement in spirit of fun and at the
suggestion OF the editor OF the paper who was
her friend, and that she never wanted to have
any thing 10 do with him.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13

Two-base hits ELY, Collins Sacrifice hi:-Bur-
kett Base on errors-BalIimore /, Al-AmeI lea
!. Base balls . altimore /, Aha mef lea =
eft on bases BatImore 2, Al-America 3.
STRUCK out-By Horton 2, by Pow IL Hit by
pitch Jennings Powell, Collins Double plavs
Nash to Dab Tebeau; Griffin 10 Kelly.
Time OF game-Une hour anu 80 minutes L m
STRAIGHTFORWARD. official scorer-E. {. Hum
phrey.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13
Estate of a Railroad Man

Charles F. Smurr. a prominent employe of
the Southern Pacific Company. who died re-.
Gently, left an estate worth SS300 No will has
been !ound, and as the WHO W, Mrs Arc d a
Snurr, has waived her right to take charge of
the property. John r. Slnurr. brother of the de-
ceased, has applied Tor letters of administra-
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13
The Kaghazi Walnut.

Some fine samples of he Kaghazi walnut
were sent 20 The exhibit rooms OF the Board OF
Trade Yesterday from the Roberts and Casell
ranch, near Goleta, Santa Barbara County.
These are said 10 be the best specimens OF this
kind Of nut that have been seen in this part
OF the Stat, ana they attracted much atlen-
I on and taVoraD comment
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13
j. j. Coonev,s Trial.

The case of ex-Notary Public j. J. Cooney,
charged with forging the acknowledgements to
the so called Fair-Craven deeds has been set
for trial on the 49, OF next month.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13
ore though the bases

side was able to score, though the bases
were repeatedly helI down by the bats
men. Double PLAYS, grand-stand catches.
clever pickups and fast fielding followed
in quick succession, dealt Out in way
to tickle the most ardent admirer Of the
anne.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13

During the year $1,624. 563 was spent
for repairs.
The number, character and remunera-
ton of The army of Southern Pac. fic en-
ployes for IN Pacific yslem alone is
| shown in the fol owing table:
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13

The Central Pacific report showed the
following facis:
The total number of stockholders at the last
election was 1917. The total mileage of road
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13

Main Line, Foot OF Marhet Street.l
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Third ard Townsend Sts)
6;5JA San Jose aud Way Stations (New
Almadem Wednesdays only}....... O:0oA
9:6OA San Jose Tres PinOs santa Cruz,
Pacific Grove. Paso ROblcs, San
Luis Obispo. Guadalupe, Surf and
Principal Way Stations 4:lor
10:fOA San Jose and Way Stations 'S:OOA
II:30A San Jose and Way Stations ....... S;3oA
.2.3or San Mateo Redwood, Mcnlo Park.
Santa Clara, San jose, Giiroy,
Hollister, Santa Cruz, Salinas,
Monterey aud Pacific Grove 'IO:4OA
'3:I5P San Jose and Principal Way Stations +9;OOA
s4:E5i. San Jose and Principal Way Stations 9:ioA
.5:00P San lose and Principal Way Stations I-2OP
5:30P San lose aud Principal Way Stations o;3OP
6:3OP San Jose and Way Stations......... .;3OP
tII:45r San J csc and Way Stations ........ 7:3OP
A for MerAing ] for Afternoon.
SUNDAYS excepted. ! Sundays only. Saturdays cnlya
~ Msnaay. Thursday ana Saturday nights Only.
q Mondays and thursdays.
FW s',esfNvS apd SATURDAYS
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San FRANCISCO & NORTH Pa
CIFIC RAILWAY co.

Ferry-Foot of Market )!
San Francisco TO san Rafael.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-31
 TWO RUNAWAYS.

Two runaways on the streets of this city yesterday awakened thefre- qnenters of our thoroughfarcs and eDlivened their gaits toedodge the frightened teams.
 The first was u farmers team that took fright near Talbot 'sstore about 4:30. Ills flight was precipitnted down Main street until it reached Third. An ohstrHcting telegraph pole stopped the flight of he fright cncd team, and so sudden was the stop that one of tfe horses wae thrown violently to the ground. The wagon was not damaged and the horse readily regained his oqui- librium unscathed
 The second runaway was the horse of Mir. Will Brewer, the machine man. which took fright nt the corner oi Barraque and Pine streets. Tle horse ran down Pine street 10 Third avenue It then turned and ran back. 1t struck Blum's delivefe wagon and tore the rear wheels out It turned the corner at Second ahd ran into Robinson Bros' wagon Here its flight was cut off Tht wagon was slightly damaged.
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hoGAN,S ALLEY.

A return engagement for Gilmore & Leonard $ .lIogan's Alley" Com pany Is the inevitable result of that plny being performed once so popu- lar has 1t become.
 This play will appear at the opera house Jan. 5th, aud promises to DC n great success. IL was constructed especially for he fan loving public. The desire to please runs through every act and the result Is a series of the most irresistible laughter mak ing scenes. 1 includes lots of puns that snap back aud forth and anum- Der I songs that are up e date The complications are gradually spun out. Mickey k l hero; lie leads the Alley to victory. Hogan hears godtI news and the 9nnd played on. All he actors are stars in their line, special attention being drawn to Campbell and Cauliieid. Taylor and KnncAer, Clements and Marshall. Harry Ufandail. Jos. ] Conian, Johnnie Dugun. Mamie Ward, Frank Rheaaes, md the Misses Ethel Cope, May l.. Gunard, Anna Driver, the t'happelle sisters, and TidGlewinks, as Mickey Dugan, that inimitable Yellow Kid" is the life oFthe play,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-31

and It's dignity impugned and no ef- l loft made to punish the offender.
 They have seen these thing and
 many others to make them wonder
 What times we are upon when such Iastate Of affairs can be tolerated in
 acourt Of law that ought to com
 nand the respect of every citizen.
 The people are outraged, and all those familiar with the remarkable conditions that are prevalent. are demanding remedy. They have but One. Jake Rowe must be re- moved from office. The trouble here is that his present term expires in Il lew days and he laughs Ut those who such u thing. Itis true that no steps can be taken that will be ef- fective now. but he will continue to disgrace the bar and the bench and when his ie@ term sets In he may be lealt with and he will be dealt with. The forces are already at work todo [. The bench ought not tostand it. 'he bar and the people will not"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-31
PINE BLUFF ARKANSAS FRIDAY DECEMBER s1
WERE CALLED HOME
MT. and Mrs. Robt. Oar Learn That Their Son Was
 Shot.

MT and Mrs. Robert Oar, who live in Lincoln county, were in the city yesterday (rhursday) pa,roriz, ing Pine Bluff merchants While here they received news that their son at home had gone hunting and was accidentally shot. They could not learn how serious was the wound, though it is thought the boy received load of buckshot in his arm. Mr and Mrs Oar left at ten o'clock last night to go to their son
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-31
NOT GUILTY.
Case Against Bachman for Defacing Graves by Removing Stones
 Dismissed.

The case against Bachman, the stone worker who was arrested for stealing tombstones from graves, was completed before W. D. Vance this afternoon. A son of the man from whose grave the stone was said to have been taken testified that the stone in evidence had been or dered from Sheppard & Westbrook, of this city. He was unable to pay for the stone and had never taken it from the makers. As it had never been on a grave that case was dis missed. Bachman will now be tri- ed for grand larceny, the stone he took being valued at $1250.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-31
"FABIO ROMANI.@
A Poor Attraction Greeted by a
 Sized Audience.

"Fabio Romani" was presented by Alden Benedict and company at the opera house Thursday night to fair-sized audience. The play was very poorly presented, but the scenery was very good. Asidefrom the special scenery carried by the company, it has little to recommend it. At times the acting was no bet ter tran the average amateur. MT. Benedict and his support, with the exception of Miss Ollie West, laeKed animation and enthusiasm. They walked across the stage like sticks and the performance was exceeding ly tame.
 However, at the end of the third act MT. Benedict worked up some enthusiasm and was called before the curtain to respond to an encore.
 Miss Vests portrayal of her part was excellent and she displayed great versatility of talent. The Spanish dances by Miss Grace Hunt CT were also pleasing and the stere optican display brilliant. But with the above exceptions, the play was a very poor one and aroused but lit tie enthusiasm on the part of the audience.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-31
H. B. MlzELL.
 IT. BRINGMAN.
A Great Shot.

The Duke of Malakhof was at bat tue at Strathaeldsaye and shot nothing, much to his disgust, and when the dsF was over it appeared that he would bt extremely put out unless he was allowed or enabled to kill something. So in spite of all the gamekeeper could think, feel or say pheasant was procured, tied by its leg to the top of post, and Malakhoff was put some 30 yards of with double barreled gun. It was supposed that he would thereupon and thence take two shots at the bird. Not 8 bit of it. He loaded 10th barrels, walked close up to the pheasant, put the muzzle close to him and discharged both barrels into him, with 'tHel CO., quin. The next day the Duke of Well lington told the keeper that Malakhoff was a great man who had smoked to death 800 Arab men, women and chil- dren in cave. to which the gamekeep. CT replied: Like enough, your grace He'd be capable of anything. "--" Let ssra of Lord Biackford "
 Effective.
 "Well," sAIu the prosperous looking man, q will not affirm that the Gush. CT spring water is balm for all bodily ills, but this will say--that it has re- moved trouble under which I had sui fered nearl~>;sl my life 2
 He rcfers hfto monetary difficulty, but he did think it necessary to ge into ran rBostol Transcript
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-31
GRATIFYING RESULTS.
INTERESTING EXPERIMENTS WiTE
 THE NEW STOMACH REMEDY.
Net n Patent Medicine, but Safe Cure
 for all Forms of Indigestion.

The results of recent investigation have established. beyond question, the great value of the new prepara, ton for indigestion and stomach troubles; it is composed of the diges- tive acids, pepsin, bismuth, Golden Seal and similar stonsichieS, prepar ed i'll the form of 20 grain lozenges pleasant to the taste, convenient te carry when travelling, harmless tc the most delicate stomach, and probably the safest, most effectual cure yet discovered for indigestion, sour stomach, loss of appetite and flesh, nausea, sick headache, palpita- tiun of heart, and the many symp- toms arising from imperfect diges- tion of food. They cure because they cause the food to be promptly and thoroughly digested before it has time to sour, ferment and poison the blood and nervous system.
 Over six thousand people in the Stare of Mi ,higan alone in 1894 were cured of stomach troubles by Stu arts Dyspepsia Tablets.
 Full sized packages may be found at all druggists at 50e., or sent by mail on receipt of price from Stuart O., Marshall, Mich. Send for free book on stomach diseases.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-31
The American steamer soledad

The American steamer soledad sunk on the Mantanzas reefs.
 Gen. Gomez has been presented with letter from Secretary Sher- man, offering the services of this country toward settlement of the Cuban war. Gomez promises to re- ply later.
 Legislators of Ohio are gathering at Columbus, and the prospects for Mark Hanna to have q stubborn fight for the S2natorship grow brighter. A fusion of Democrats aud anti-Hanna Republicans is on the carpet.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-31
A QUIET WEDDING.

Mir. William Gabriel, an employe oi the Bluff City Lumber Co.,. and Mrs Diana Mickleberry were married Tuesday night at o'clock at the Main Street Methodist parsonage, Rev. A. o. Evans officiating The ceremony was witnessed by a few attendants and friends of the con- tracing parties. The GRAPHIC ex- tends it's congratulations and good wishes to MT. and Mrs. Gabriel.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-31
WATcH NIGHT SERVICE.

The watch night service will be held at the Main street Methodist church tonight. A social meeting will consume the first part of the evening, That will be followed by a musical service and 8 sermon by Dr. Godby will close the old year and unsher in the new. A welcome will be extended all who attend the service.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-31
science on Bratus.

The following extract IS from Have
 Ieok Ellis book, Man and Woman; ;''
 "Aqain, until quite recent times it has over and over again been emphat- ically stated by brain anatomlsts that the frontal region is relatively larger in men. the parietal ill women. This conclusion is HOW beginning to be re- oarded as the reverse of the truth, but we have to recognize that it was in- eyitable. It was firmly believed that the frontal region is the seat of all the hjghest and most abstract intellectual nroeesses. and If on examining q dozen or two brains an anatomist found him. self landed in the conclusion that the frontal region is relatively larger in women, the probability Is that he would feel that he had reached con- clusion that was absurd. It may in- deed he said that it is only since it has become known that the frontal region of the brain is of greater relative extent fin the ape than it is in man and has no speoial connection with the higher in- teIlectual processes that 1t has become nossible to recognize the fact that tna' region is relatively more extensive iD -ssc.aen.' :.
 A sea captain tells of his sailing ia .ortbern n @ seas where flying fish abound. Tbev would sometimes in their flight l., inc night come aboard the ship and 5ron to the deck. He had three eata E s,sl thorob fhey were lying asleep below would hear the sound whenever . fsh struck the deck and would rush m to get it. They distinguished thu from all other sounds. The crew trles .o ;,,,itate it in yariouf ways. but couie not deceive the cats-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-31
NO TRACE or THE MURDERER.

Sheriff S. s. Dykes, of Cleveland county, was in the city today and says that the murderers of the bumper at Kingsland have never been apprehended. Thursday the mans oyercoat was found folded up in clean pillow-case lying about 150 feet from where his dead body was found. The sack was not damp from exposure, and it is supposed the murderer was afraid to keep the coat aud brought it back to the scene of the murder.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-31
..lMrxG YHS BRIEFS.

France has selZea the lSlanu or Ha1 Nan without opposition from Chiha.
 China is loo,ing toward England to raise her ban.
 X Montafa paper has received $500 contributions for Cuban suffer- CTS.
 Bowling Green, Ky, has had it's seventh inceldiary fire.
 The St. Joe Mining Company of searcy eouny, las been organized.
 A pair aftwins was left on the doorstep Q Harrisburg, Ark, citizen.
 New Yot bankers oppose the postal savligs bank idea.
 The Boah of Appeals again de- cided thatihe wheat rendered Joseph Letter is up to grade.
 CIarksyle, Tenn, is to have Q municipal election January 15. and the campaign is already very warm.
 French forces in West Africa will move against Chief Sammory, who has beentroublesome to Europeans for manY years.
 Col. Rthard B. Hubbard, of Tex as, ex-Minister to Japan, doesn't tsee how the United States can keep out of the Chinese embroglio. He looks for war.
 A German newspaper declares that the division of China has been hatch ing formonths between Russia, Eng land and France.
 Arkansas Congressmen will endeav- orimmediately after the holidays to get action on the Arkansas compro- mise bill.
 Theplant Of the Fowler Cycle Man. ufaeturing Company at Chicago in ventoried at SEAS, ,00O, sold to Frank T. Fowler for 1925, ,OOO.
 The miners strike in the coal fields along the Cincinnati Southern rail wsy has ended by compromise Ahnt ,000 men resume work.
 Ia the coal fields of Northern Col orado the operatives demand a raile of wages from 10 to 40 per cent Opgatives declare it is impossible.
 Tbe last important post separat ingth British forces fromKhartoun has fallen into the hands of the in vaders, with great loss to the Der vishes.
 Gov. Jones, of Arkansas, has par doned I. c. Allen, who was implicat ed in the operations of the multi murderer, H. H. Holmes. He is nf death's door from consumption.
 Jesse F. Heard, the notorious Lit tile Rock man, has been ordered tt pay attorneys fees for the proseeu ltlon of his wife's divorce proceedings Heard has left and will prObabl, never return.
 Edward Hartford, British Trades Union delegate, before sailing home ward from New York, said the poltcl in America of trades unions keeping lout of politics was stupid. Labo should control politicians, he declar ed.
 Representatives of the lumber in terests are at Nashville watching rec inrocity treaties that may alice their interests. They are watching particularly the negotiations wit Canada.
 Southern Express Company Agen 9p H, Mabry, at Brunswick, 6a. fcbecked up $500 short. Thereupo- ha seized cash consignments aggrt gating siO, ,0O0 to $15,0O0 and disaT peared. He was crazy with fear ( ' prosecution.
 1 At Dayton, Tenn, 800 coal miner have struck because of regulation set LID by the operators relating ' dockage. There has been trouble l the vicinity because of imported me and shots have been fired.
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Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life
 Away

If you want to quit tobacco using easily and forever, be made well, strong, magnetic, full of new life and vigor. take No-To-Bac, the wonder worker that makes weak men strong Many gain ten pounds in ten days. Over 400,0 cured. Buy No-To-Bac from your own druggist, who will guarantee a cure. Booklet and sam pie mailed free. Ad. Sterling Remedy Go, Chicago OF New York. 12-30deod
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-31
A NARROW ESCAPE.

The strong wind blowing yester- day (Thursday) afternoon blew out the southwest corner window and frame in pr. Loe, zerich's dental of flee. The window fell towards the dental chair, in which q lady was re- clining. Had not Dr. Loeterich sue ceeded in catching the falling pieces both he and the lady would have been struck and probably seriously hurt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-31
 "A Household Necessrty

Casearets Candy Cathartic, the most wonderful medical discovery of the age, pleasent and refreshing to the taste, act gently and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels. clens- cure headache, fever, habitnai cansti- patton and biIiousness. Please buv and try a box of c. c. c. to-day; TO- 9. 50 cents. Sold aTfd , gs, T riant teed to cure bv all druggists. i'eQd
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-31

"The court had decided that Carico' $ affidavit was true, when the grand Jury came along with an indictment for false swearing. It was u great grand jury, and perilously near con tempt in it's action"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-31
Eupioni feupionil Enpion.ii

No doubt many people are awar that Enpion Oil makes much bet ter light than the lower grades or coal oil, Dit we doubt if there are any that know that d gallon of Eupion lasts longer thaD cheap oil. Then, why not have the best light when the difference in cost is scarcely nothing. Eupion is sold at the fol- owing places:
 Mccain Grocery Co, John II Talbot < Go Robinson Greenfield. j.. |. Lloyd. Ma all-Tankersley Go, r Bros. W L. Dcwoody &'Co Houston X Roane. | E. oldsmith X C.. rhalheimer Bros Ferguson Russell. r. E. Mercantile Go H. F. Seveke 2. Lumplin, E. Simmons. BIuiT City Lumber Co. q N. Hart Drug Co. V. s. Beard oedtf 2l2 Hearin X Alexander.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-31

"Various parties quote Common wealth's Attorney Rowe as saying it was all he could do to prevent the jury from indicting Judge Owen for malfeasance in office. He Is not quoted as expressly stating on what charge he had so difficult time in saving the court. but in connection with what he said about the matter he spoke of a straw bond which the court had taken In the prosecution against the Grays for murder, over his most solemn protest, and af ter he had conclusively shown to the court that the bond was worthless. He thus created the inference that it was on this account that the grand jury was anxious to indict Judge Owen"