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cro.s outraRes

YTnon the stomach and bowels are perpe. tTaPted by muititudes of injudicious people who. who upon experiencing the annoyance of copst;pation m in slight degree, infiltrats tbeir bowels with drenching evacuants which enfeeble the intestinal membrane to serious extent, sometimes, even, super. ;ndncino dysentery or piles Hostetter'. Stomach Bitters is the true succedaneurn for these nostrums, since it is at once invigorat'. ;ne, gentle and effectual. It also banisbe, dvspepsia, malarial complaints, rheumatism and kidney troubles.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-19
FuIlness of Blood in Head,

Where there Is great determination blood to the head, the blood vessels of fth. brain become greatly congested, and then exists flushed face, Riddiness, especially a| stopping, and throbbing pain in the hesd' increased by movement. It may bo causas by living too freely; too late rising in tie morning, combined with an inactive lIl.s Menstrual Arrangements in females VIZ often occasion it. pr. Simmons Squss
 Vine Wine is especially made for this, ap
 it cures,
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NEW FUEL FOR SHIPS.
Substance Called Masut Successfully
 Tried in Europe.

Tried in Europe.
 In the future we may be importing masut instead of exporting coal. Masut is a by-product in the distillation of raw petroleum It is also manufactured from cheap, brown coal found in Sax ony. There has been, until recently, great trouble in finding a furnace suit. able for burning it. It is now blown by steam into a special furnace, on the principle of the Lucigen light, and used without difficulty. 1t is 40 or 50 per cent. cheaper than coal, and is 20 per cent. better as a heat raiser. Steam can be got up quicker and kept at higher pressure and more work be done by the machinery. From naval point of view these are yitally important facts. No sign of ship under full steam will be shown in the sky, for masut is a smokeless fuel. Russia and Italy are using 1t in their nayies, and Germany has lately made some valu. able experiments. At Kiel, Wilhelm, shaven and Danzig are tanks from which it can be pumped into ships. It's specific gravity being so much less than that of coal, a ships buoyancy is great. ly increased when the bunkers are filled with it. Heavier amor or cargoes can be carried. The heating capacity be, ing greater, the ship can travel faster or farther. It is yet to be learned what improvements the Germans have intro duced into their furnaces and what are the disadvantages of masut-Chicago Inter Ocean.
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aRG0o,ss11t

Pine Bluff, Ark. writa' Dr. M. 4. SimmonsL Livs.' Medicine has been aGa| send to myself and famils for % years. It curen Chil
 and Eevers, Bilious FeII CTS, Sick Ecadache. X think there is no compsaz son between it and "BlsaA Draughtn and "ZellllIN Liver Repnlatnr. q E
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had granulated lids for twenty years. I tried many doctors and lots of medicine tono avail. A skim had grown oyer my eyes and they grew worse until I could not recognize one across the street. Sutherland's Eagle Eve Salve cured me sound and well in te, days. Mrs. w. C. Woodall, Murfreesboro Tenn. 25e at all dealers.
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SITTING npHuRNA."
How Bad Debts Are Collected Among
 the Mahrattas.

Many queer stories are told of the persistence and clever devices of the collectors of bad debts; but even professional humorist would find it hard to invent anything more absurd than the method actually in use among the Mahrattas-at least, if travellers tales are to be trusted.
 In that country-so they say-when a creditor cannot get his money and begins to regardthe debt as desperate, he proceeds to sit "dhurna" upon his
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i New Nny,,a

Van Ishe-Would you call marriage a lottery?
 Pauline-No, would call it a conf denee game in which both parties get buncoed. Yellow Book.
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A woman should never accept lover without the consent of her heart, nor hus. band without the consent of her judgment -Ninon de PEnclos.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-19

To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund money if it failstocure. 25e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-19

Every once in awhile the statement i, made that parents are better to their cjrs than to their boys.-Atehison Globe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-19

Boarding School Teacher - And now Edith, tell me the plural of baby.n Editb (promptly1 Twins. ."-Tit-Bits.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-19
Sill Ilnfinishn.i

T am a self-made man"
 When are you going to finish the job ?''-N. !. Journal.
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THE CHIEF THING

In Montolplne Good Heoltk Is Pure, Rlch
 Nourlshlog Blood.
 The blood carries nourishment and furnishes support for the organs, nerves and muscles. It must be made rich and pure if you would have strong nerves. good digestion, sound sleep, or if YOU would be rid of that tired feeling, those disagreeable pimples, eczema, or scrofuls No medicine is equal to Hoods Sarsapa rilla for purifying the blood. It is medi. cine of genuine merit and will do YOU wonderful good Try it now.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-19

A ball player does not object to beng called fast.-Atchison Globe
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-19

Halls Catnrrh Cure Is taken internally. Price 75c.
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HoOd's Pills are the only pills totTk AAOVNA - AAAo with Hood SarsaparHi
ARKANSAS LADIES
 DON'T LIE. <MueMa6t1u1

Malvern, Ark. says: Have used Dr. hT. 4. Simmons Liver Medicine 10 years, and find it a great deal better than aZeilins Regulator and Black Draught. 5 It has been Of great benefit to my Daugh. ter and Niece during their monthly troubles for 0b. structed Menstruation, There should De no homs without it.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-27

cecil Hhndes Sustained in iho House
Of Commous
LONDON July .6 Tho House OF
Comm Jns was cr0wdo1 THE afternoon
IN expectation OF a spirited ueUate
upon the report OF the select South
Africa committees, appointed 70 in
quire into the circumsta OF DR..
Jamespn'e raid iuto tho rrsnsvlal and
into the general conduct of the affairs
of the British South Airica Chartered
company.
TIE peers' ana ladies' gallery were
crowucu with weli.known women,
VINO displayed the ilveiiesI interes. In
the proceedings.
After number OF questions, the
Hon. Philip James Stanuope, radical
member Tor Burnley, moved, amid
loud radical cheers, a resolution that
the House regGe tsl the inc inclusive
character of the report Of the commit.
tese, more particularly its failure to
recommend that epec fic steps be taken
with regard 10 the admitted completely
OF Cecil Rhodes, ami asking that MI.
Hawksley, the attorney OF RuoIee, be
ordered 10 attend at the bar OF the
House ami tc produce the kilograms
whicn he refused to show the commit
tee.
Mr.. StaDhOpe, who has been de.
sjribed as a Revolutionary aristjotat
without being a MiraDeau," SUI
iorted his resolution in n vigorous
spsech.
Mr.. Chamberlain announced that
the quarter OF the company would not
be revoked, but that means would be
taken 10 strengthen the directorate
soun, 60 as to secure more direct Inn
perinl control OF RhDdesia. He was
preparing scheme which he eXpeo ed
would be put in temporary shape boz
fore Parliement met again.
A vote was then taken, and MIR.
Stgnhopt's motion was Lost, SO4 to n.
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WEST VIRGINIA STRIKE.
The Efforts of Debs nnd others Fro.
nounced IA EHiiurc.

The Efforts of Deb- nnd others Pro.
nouneed IA EWiiurc.
FAIR MONT, w. Vs., July 26.--The
etriEe In this state, which Rstchiord
predicted would be general today, has
proven fiat failure. After days OF
vigorous Efforts oi Debs, Mshon, Cos.
lett, Miller anu Ratonford, culminst.
ing Sunday wiIh mess meetings In
many place., the minerB at Fairmont
remain mistaken. An egreed that II
there was no striKe on Monday, eiiorts
would cease anu an appeal DO maue to
the railroad men 10 STOP hauling coal.
A canvass If the situation shows the
New England, Castor, Montana AND
West FsirmOnt and Brlar Hlll and
Watson mineEs, with ono thousand
men, are all working to-day. The
MoDongagb has fifty more than Satur.
day, O total OF 100.
Tho PfItcharu mine resumed with
twenty OF their old men. The only
break came when thirty, one-hsif OF
the Hutchinson milne force, quit TO-
day, folio wed by Luther and OpeKisha,
total Of eighty men, who, with
Aurora, forty; Palatio, forty, uDd
Kings, thirty-fivo are oil tut at this
poinl. Sheriff Cunningham mad de.
pulies at ali the mines ready for
trouble.
Before leaving Flirmont tonight,
Deos said: 81 have tried to make the
FaiImont miuers appreciate III > situa-
tiOu. The poor fellows do appreciate
II In great measure, but they are
inundated by the operators. They
have been locked in the mines, dis
charged Tor attending meetings anu
threatened like slaves. They know II
anu feel poweriess to prevent 1t. All
depends on the Whesling conference.
This operators win now, but they are
sowing the wind to reap the wbifl.
VIM. When the worm turns he be.
comes maniac and maniacs destroy
oppOslIion.D
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New York, July O.-When Gel
lector Of CustOms BidweIl maze
formal aunuu cement today that Gu.
Ties 1t Dinglty law rates wonli he
collected on goods entered o n Saturday
many protests were at once flied by
importers OF goods entering on that
day.
The duties under the new tariff on
the goods on these three vessels
amounted to about 5000, 900. Under
the Wilson tauff the dutes would
haveam 1nDted to about sSO0,00O Az
coruingIy the toss To Importers APP
pssred to be about $500, 900.
The protest VIII be first passed upon
by the board OF general Appraisers
and then appeals may be taken By
elmer Inc importers or thu government
to the United States circuit couri;the u
to the United Siatts ciicuit court o
spptaIs aud finally 10 the United
Staten Supreme court.
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sHUBoYGAN, WIS, July 27-Tht
schooner Myrtle Camp started Lac
night on Its long sail to the Hawai- "a a
isiands, which Is expectou 10 occupy
three months at least The Myrtle
Camp is OF forty-elght tons register, IL
siHty-seven feet long, breadth eighteen
feet, auh depth o. nearly six feet.
Oswald 10. Snephens recently Dough
the boat from EsCandaDa parties fol-
Trading purposes among the smo'
Hawaiian islands, having b en- en-,
gaged IN the business many years Z,
Captain Gunuerson OF this C ~ W O.
san the boat through the lax, 8 and cut
through the s.. Lawrence to the
ocean, where an ocean navigator wi
DO engaged. The crew will cons st o.
four men,
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WHEELING, w. Va, July 20
Euge - V. Debs maie mis- sppe1rance
ia Wheeling this afternoon anu was
met by large crowd at the railroad
station. Tonight he ed dressed mass
meeting 10 the central part OF the C ~.
The Efforts to SECURE the public build
lug square for tn meeting fame d, an !
the meeting took place a square away.
L speaking OF the situatiJn IN Ear.
mont Mr.. Dsbs said ne feit encourage.
A number OF men Joined the .trl 6ers
on SinLay ana otheis are Expected 10
follow. he said the elions Of the
0rsapizsrs wuu q have been more auc.
cosaiu Uut ior the act thai operator,
al ne claimed, prevented their MN
HON Attending the meetings,
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Soldiers for Alaska.

WASHING TON, ID. O., July 26.-The
-ccretaTy OF war ia considering pro.
position that has beeh made to him to
establish a mllitsry poet 10 Alaska.
The government has no troop, in lhE,
vast territory, aud In view OF The In :
litigation now goiug on and tho posi-.
ole Danger to lie and property from
lawlfss characters, he Las besn urgeJ
to create On Alaskan military post.
Zoe commerce nj interests OF the teri.
tory ere at the bottom OF the move
neOt, and have requested that . com.
paDy OF Infantry ana u gatliBg gun
Drigade be located at some post to he
call Fort Alger, near the new
n1uuuary line, about $50 miles iTom
kiondyhe ard 1900 miles above the
mouth Of the YusOn river. This b.. y
OF troops ID lsssu for to supp ri tic
civil authorities in the administration
OF law and orJer anu for the prOiectic N
OF vested rights. 1t wac sugges,el that
troops he marched over too DygA
overland route to the pest, wnicb
will be erected by contract for
the government use II desired,
but this VIII be imposs Die 10
view Of the tact that the British law,
ike our owD. would not permit the
asspgo OF foreign troops over British
territory without special permission.
Therefore The troops Will be carried up
the Yukon la steamer II the g0vern.
msnt c)nsenis to create post There
y some doubt about the power OF the
President TO establish poet AS pro.
posed with congressional authOrizi.
iiou, ana that aspect OF the question
has been brought to the attenti =. n OF the
attorney general for an opinion. An
early declsion must be reached it the
troops ere to bs stnt to the new posi-
this season.
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ALICE DAnGgrt,s DEATH
Her Parents BeIteye thu Girl Was
muFdered.

Her Parents Heitevs tho Girl Was
muEdered.
BOSTON, July 26--It seems as II
every nour briggs forth new develops
meht concerning Vie death OF A lice
Barrett OF Walthsm last s iturdny after.
noon. She wns found ueAu In the OH ce
of Goldman & Goldman, in which she
had been empiOyed rs bookkeepsr.
The building had been set on fire by
| lightning, and 1t was nj fret supposed
the holt had killed her, tut afterward 81
was discovere1 that she mad been snol
through the heart. A revolver was
| iOuud on the dJOr. Her family are al.
most positive that the girl was mur-
| dereJ.
1t was aceriaiued today that tho
cash book, which Misc Barrett had kept
| Tor two years aud in Which she had
entered all the cneh transactions, had
been burned. The police who have been
hard at work on tbs case aimee IL az.
| sumed sucl a serious pnEss are aim lst
Satisfied that Mics Barrett burued
the Looks before her death. With the
disappesrsnce OF this book, the rrm
| finds itself In most peculiar position.
William g. C0d,nan admitted to tue
police that IL wns surprise to him to
learn that his confidential clerk auu
bookkeeper had destroyed the cash
book. He also admittei that the de-
stTnction OF the book would hide any
Irregularities that may nave .xiste
90 etieotualiy that 1t would be almost
Impossible to discover them.
The absence OF the cssn book was
not discovered until this morning,
when the sac was opened for the INST
time since one OF the fran hastily
closed 1t at tue time OF tho fire. The
saie was found open at the time and TO
prevent its contents from bsIng de.
strDyed 1t was promptly shut. Mr.
Codman came from Nantucket this
morning ana search was made for the
missing BOOB. Among the uourls OF
Toe fire that had baep thrown In the
back yard was fOund about twenty
pages OF the book. The handwriting
on the sheets was that Of Mise Barrett.
Mr.. Goldman says that 1t is his per.
sOnel conviction that Misc Barrett did
not commit gu eide but wss murdered,
perhaps by soms one who followed her
iDto the office on Saturday, He es
not believe that Miss Barrett embtz.
zled cent OF the firms money.
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court, was couirOnt,d Oy Mts. Susan
Bachelor, wh1 claimed 10 bs wis.
consln wife OF BscheIder. Sue
claimed that no uivorce had ever been
applied for. The Wisconsin wife
secured the first victory. tho court
granting letters OF administration TO
her. Nav the Guernevllle widow it
s,iem pting tO secure portion Il the
estate on account OF having served as
huusekeepeT for Bachelder for many
yesrs. Much property Ia involved
and formidable array II legal talent
has been employed on both sides.
Bacholder had one chiiI by his WIS.
conain wife.
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Cry OF All XIco, July 26 1t l.
predicted hero thnt when the
gold placer mining ia developed in the
eiate oil Guerrero more gold Will be
taken out than In the Klondyke re-
gion. Some placer mining IL bel &
dJne with excellent results ami labor
IL chesp ana water atu adaui, even ~
The dry seasOp. Ono miner, 40 Oh
Gallon mar, reparts taking out S24 900
IN golu IN Msy,and hts average Is Sl5,
QUO per month. The Indlaus iU S ~ ORE
woo work in "A crnle wy Ia tho loca
goid piscers, only operating when 10
prte,ng need o. money, get large re-
turns Tor very little lstof.
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WAsHITaToN, July 20 The Pf ea-
DENT nos signed these nc 8.
Authorizing the Psesldent to sue
pend discriminating duties imposed
upon foreign vessels and commerce,
Requesting the President 10 make
an investigatiou into the Rsgie con-
tract system "by which certain Eu-
ropeap governments have created u
stste tobacco monopoly.
To create ths Giiic. OF surveyor
general OF Alaska ADD for other pur.
pt ses.
To give tho consent o. Congress to
the compac. between South Dakota
and Nebraska respecting the bouuda-
ty.
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SANTA Rosa, Cal, July 28.-Two
Widows Appealed at Judge BuTnett's
court this afternoon each striving for
the estate OF Joseph Bachelor, a
Guerne.vilie capitalist. Baohelder
came from Wisconsin macy years
ago and settled in Guernevillp, where
he soon alter married woman who
thea became known az Mrs, Louisa
Bachelor. They had a number OF
chillren. Alter Eacheiders death
Mts. Louisa applied for letters OF al
miDislraton, but wnen che came into
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EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER %, 1894

Train No 2 leaves Ogden 6:45 n. m,
saii Lake 1850 Il. M, arrive at Pueblo
300 a. m, Colorado Springs 7,l3 a. M,
Denver 0:s a. IN.
Train No. leaves Ogden 6:s5 n. m.
sait Lake $40 p. M, arrive at Pueblo
5;Sb p m, Colorado Springs 6:49 p. M,
Denver 9:25 p. IN.
connections made at Pueblo, Colorado
springs and Denver with all linos cast.
Elegant day coaches, chair cars and Pull
ID. d II. &. and havea comfortable trim
tinenL
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FISHERS Island, N. Y, July Co.
AncnOted IN Long Islani sounu to
the south Of the island and Just about
due west Of North Hill lie quite 6est
OF vessels belonging TO ne United
States navy,
The citizen tafs will be given II
weef experience OF work aboard q
real u niteu States war vessel. Heavy
gun urill and work OH the tmsller guns
VIII be held together with boat urill.
TIC practical work VIII lie supple
mented by lectures by the commAnu-
Ing oil GERS OF the Various ships.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-27

Ns1AETINoPLE, Iniy .6-At the
sitting OF the peacs conference today
the embhssadUrs presento1 the peace
preliminaficJ grated by the powers,
which provide for European arbitra.
don OF any differences that may arse
between the Greek and Turkish rleni.
potentiarles in arranging n definite
'reaiy. L, is stated That the powers
Will insist upon the ocaep,ance 10y tho
Porte of this provision, and Its recap.
i1n, therefore, by the sultan VIII be
highly siguifCInt.
rne desire Of Germany TO institute a
European cOntr0l OF Greek finauues
still bumpers tue settlement o. the in.
lemuiiy question. 1t is Understood
that the VOlo.Larissa railway will be
transierrsI to the Greek adminlstra.
tiun. This, therefore, OOes not indicate
aUy Intention on the part OF Turkey to
evacuate Thessaiy, but is merely a
measure OF economy.
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I PIrTsToN, Pa, July 26.--A numb r
bf Polauuers were drinaipg mas oIn
Z oniaht when quarrel Arose Atd n
Pie moles Charles Whisky wss shot
,iead by AnIrew J1varky. The H.
ltUr attempted t. esoai e, bu; wa
sausnt by the crowd an bealen ua-
Incredibly win clubs, stones an
llsIs. he managed to ileB mseli anu
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|0AsHIsGToN, July 26,-rne treas
y oilielAls already nave discovered q
nbef Of Inconsistencies In the now
~, scl, some OF Them, 1t 10 feare1,
~ incapable OF reconciliation. 1t
&bin,ed ont that section s62 places
duty on NUNS at Is oenls per
g i and section 26i fixes the rate at
hits per pound.
mother section fixes the rate OF
on hides Of cattle at Is per cent
Etklorem and admits raw sRius free.
" question involved ia the oassifica.
M Ut cali skins, II being Contenusu
~ commercially enli-skins are not
sei as hides Of cattle and hence
entitled to free entry, which 10
DE 10 be cjnlrary to the purpose of
Coagress.
( Allenllon 10 also called to tho fac,
~ the provision as 10 licence for Gus.
~ brokers' wac, by inadvsrlenoe, 1t
\ &leye1, left out Of the act. CIrcu.
N are IN preparation constituting a
l1n6er Of the sections OF the act. Per.
- entering this county are psrmit-
0pndtr certain restrictions 10 bring
p& them duty free "usual and rea.
N4able iurnlture." This is inter.
Psultd to mean such furniture as
spld be reasonable and useful for the
pnsl use OF persons in their conqi.
IA " In life.
pe following circular was issued
Y from the treasury department:
c. 0 collectors and other eff cers oi
4 oms;-The President having this
approved the tariff oct recently
81 6y Congress, the tariff &C. OF
.. ua ", 1894, so far as II has bean
fceetd by the new act, ocean.
a anu Of no effect al miiniehton
20 1871 (see synopsis ,5l, 3SI and
oh An merchundiss entereu at
ln,nouse on aud after July 2Atn
N Tue rates Of the act as mo ationcd
os 'Gblsct TO liquidation uuger
provisions Of the new act. ALEX.
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a SIGN or rigE TIMES.
Tho French Government Cannot be
RrprVhcnted nj sedan.

PARIS, July 26-The cabinet today
unexpectedly uecidei that the govern
meut Will not be represented ol the
unwilling OF the national monument
at Sedan, III August, to the memoTy
OF tho a1lllers who fell there In thr
Ffanco.PTussiaD war. As the gov.
eminent contributed to the cost oil the
government ana promised that the
ministry Of commerce shouli innugu.
rate ", ard AS the reason for the de.
cision was given as onsideraliOns cf
high ORDER" 1t Is believed TO be due
to the rapprt chment Between F.anc
an Germany and the talk OF the lat
tef's restoring Metz,
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TOPEKA, Kan, July 26.-A. d.
Hubbard, whO was convicted OF EN-.
bezzitment OF $4,000 os receiver OF the
Hamilton Printing company, was to.
day sentenced to three years In the
penitentiary by Judge Hnzsu. Hub
bard was a prominent lawyer here at
the time OF his arrest.