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Lbe Daily Grapbic.
MEYER soLusos. clty Editor.
CITY ITEMS.

The receipts in the police court tbis morning were s62 50.
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Everybody is talking ;" HORNS B E 5 r. 7 Have you tried it 2

The new switchboard at the Southwestern telephone office is now in operation and will in few days deliver uneqaaled service. In operators are finding 1t very dif- feHlt matter to give their usual prompt returns as it k in many ways different from the old board. TT . sub seribers should eall by numbers and they will he answered immedi- atelY.
 TO THE TRADE Ae have seear- ed the services If one of the finest bakers in the south and are now in position to serve you with the finest cakes pastries aud bread made. We also propose te save yan hpth trouble aud money on anr fancy goods We respectfully solieite liberal share of your patronage.
 Joe .. Me CT X Go.
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Everything new. every thing nice You can kick now, for you can get what you want at Bradford x Knox. d
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Ring ID the >ixtL avenue meat market f0r 6 nice jnicy steak pr roast. Both phones TO
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Hyou want your prescriptions de Iivered quicA send them to Walker Drug Go.
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Miss Elsie Santhelmer. q very fu= teresting. attractive and brilliant young ladt of eh.eago. IS the guest Of Mrs. l. " Miller on West Fifth avenue. She Will doubtless spend a most pleasant visit in this cit3
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Notice the fancy bakery goods in the window at Joe c. Meyer & Go.
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MT. ". II. Adams left today for Memphis, where he will begin lis new duties His family will remain here to live.
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Ask your grocer for HORN 5 B E s T = and insist on having it.

Bradford @ Knox on yesterday received ; car I0ads of new goods This k the largest shipment ever received by any Pine Bluff house. q
 Little Rock colored Republicans will give a banquet April T in h )nor oi ferd Hayis, of Pine Bluff: Rec. l. C. Morfis, of Helena and Key. J F.. Robinson. Of Little Rock. the three coiored men elected delee ates to the na ie nal Republican convention.
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Chase < oaHborn. 5 'seaI Brand Mocha and Java coffee makes a most delicious leverage. Sole agency,
 Strauss < Miller,
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Hon. Jacob Trieber, wife and daughter, of Little Rock. are regis tered at the Taloek today. Mir. Ifieber is one Of the brightest men in the state and ranks among the f0re= most Republicans in the State. He is a perfect gentleman and has many friends in Pine Buff.
 The Latest '.-.'f udge Candy for that sweet tooth. Get 4 pound at Strauss < NiIleF's. s
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Walker Drug eo., keep standing reoaS at all times horse and bi- eieie for quick delivery of any thing ordered from them. V
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Walker Drug Co, keep standing ready at all times a horse and bi- ciele for quick delivery of anr +h;
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The First Pick of
 Virgin Forests

enables Us to offer the choicest lumber at prices that challenge competition from anyone in the lumber trade that will furnish as good quality as we are offering in our superior stock of building lumber. Our inducements to builders and con tractors should be investigated. FRANK J. MURRAY,
 Cor. 4th and Main Sts.
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Folding beds, mantel beds. side boards, china closets, bHffets, child's iron beds, dining and rocking fhatrs of every deseription- just fe- eived as Bradford X Knox. d
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Mir. and Mrs. Robert 5. Tralock arrived in the city Sunday fsem their home, El Reno. c. T.. and will be fhe guests Of aiends and rela- tives here for few eeks
 Bradford < Knox has at last re ceiyed thelr entire stock of new goods. Cali and see their beautiful display. q
 cnrtiee Bros sweet Wriukled Peas, the kind that makes your mouth water. For sate bg Strauss < Miller.
 
 Hr. GHs Waterman. of Dumas, spent Sunday ith his family in this city. He says the farmers fn the vicinity of Dumas are takiog ad- vantage of this fine weather and hastlinR work with their crops.
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Tom ato and cabbage plants for sale. E eents per dozen at =HaFper.s green honze. 1723 EIst sixth avenue.
 lGz
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Order your Fancy Layer. Pound and Angel Food Cakes from Joe 2 Meyer < Ce., and save Hme trouble and expepso.=
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Mr. George ". Hughes. of Little Rock, was | visitor in the city sun day. George says he didn't eams here 10 spend the day with the boz E.
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Fresh stock 6f "HotStuH deBiied relish, Manila relish. Trg quart, it's out Q. sight, at Strauss < Mill er's
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Tbe Daily Graphic. -------------------------
 MEYER soLusos. City Editor. -
 CITY ITEMS.
 The receipts in the police court tbis morning were S62 50.
 When you want your bicye'e Ja paired or need sundries, go 10 kil- roy 's, IT ". Pod avenue
 Word comes from Hot Springs to the effect that Mir Simon Strauss k fast improving.
 If you want any thing from a drug store and want 1t quick, tel phone Walker Drug Co.
 Mr. Harry Solmson k south on the eOttau Belt on business for his firm ]. 4 :. Katzenete tein.
 For Fans and all kinds of Adver- Using Novelties, call, D tn Adams Wilson P,t'g Ge. dtf
 Mr. Cbas. owens, the New Orleans coffee drummer. fs spending few days with h's family in this city.
 New Bicycles and Tandeme for rent by the hour or day by P. NJ. Kilroy. PIT W 2nd avenue
 Mr. Mack and Miss Lita Hammett spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. Marshall Trufock at Fairfield
 Messrs. Edgar Reid and F. B. Morrison. of Clarendon, were Sun day visitors in this city.
 Everything new. every thing nice You can't kick now, for you can get what you want at Bradford x Knox. =d
 MT. ". II. Adams left today Tor Memphis, where he will begin his new duties. His family vii remain here 10 live.
 Tomato and cabbage plants for sale. E cents per dozen. et Harperss green honses1723 E sixth avenue. 1G2
 Mr. 5eoFge ". Hughes. of Little Rock, was q Yisitoria the city San- day. George says =he didn't conn. here 10 spend the lay with the boz s. Fresh stock Of HotStuffe degIied relish Manila feIisb.. quart, is out O sight, at Strauss < Mill eF's. Mr. and Mrs. Robert 8. Truloek arrived in the city Sunday fsom their home, El Reno, c. T.. and will be fhe guests Of aiends and refa- tfves here for Il few eeks
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In public. 1t was on the vagrancy
question N which he was greatly in
terested. A orofusion OF notes lay be-
fore him where he sat in the house
OF lords He caught the Lord chancel-
lor's eye.solemnly rose up, arranged his
notes, cleared his throat and sat down
without even dttering a syllable. He
never tried again.
A curious story is printed regarding
the Duke OF York. Il AYERS in January
a bevy Of four beautiful orienta.
maldens arrived at York House and an
nounced themselves as a present from
a certain dusky pOtentate. The Prince
Of Wales son did not desire to offend
the giver, yet he could scarcely accept,
so. in some way or another. the maid
ems were returned and there was no Of
fense.
Not only theatrical circles but the
whole of London is amused and inter-
ested in the exciting controversy be-
tween the celebrated dramatist. W. $.
Gilbert. and Jenette Steer. the Ameri-
can actress. Just before the latter pro-
duced two of his plays at the Comedy
Theatre last week, Mr.. Gilbert retired
from the stage management, and in a
letter repudiated all responsibility for
the forthcoming production. The plays,
however. were produced, and proved
most successful. but Gilbert does not
feel disposed to let the matter rest and
wrote Miss Steer as follows:
'Madame;-I further understand that
last night you materially altered the
business as arranged by me, and as it
was played under my direction by Mrs.
Kendall, Miss Anderson. Miss Leclerk and
indeed. by every other lady who has
played Galatea under my stage man
agement during the last 2S years.
must ask you to advance Estanele in
front OF Cynisca from her left, not
from her right; to throw yourself on
your knees in front Of her without any
exclamation; to fall at Cynisca's feet
and not on any account to cross Pyg-
malion. or. indeed, do any business not
arranged at rehearsal. If you do not
comply with my wishes in .hese re-
spects viii apply for an injunction
to prevent your playing the piece, or
otherwise. as may be advised"
Aside from this. theatrical matters
have been dull and the managers are
talking of closing.
The Prince Of Wales. who is regu
lar attendant at Convent Garden, sum-
moned Mr.. Maurice Grau Tuesday and
him on the success Of
the opera season.
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LABOR TROUBLES IN FRANCE
Rousseau Maintains That Workman
Who Wants to Work Must BE
Protected.

NEW YORK. June ia dispatch 20
the Times from Paris says:M. Waldeck-
Rousseau has somewhat allonated the
socialists by a declaration he made to
the effect that workman who wants
10 work is as much entitled to the pros
lection OF the authorities as the work.
man who does not want to work. This
statement was made IN justification OF
the action OF the authorities In giving
an escort Of 20 policemen 20 two work
men who wished to enter factory
where a strike was In progress. The
final action OF the government In this
matter Is likely TO have a most Inn
portant effect toward settling on the
continent OF Europe the amount Of In
divIdual freedom which Is to be accord
ed TO worklngmen.
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TRUST INDICTED.
Trial Of Twelve Members Of Photo En-
craving Association in Chicago.

Trial OF Twelve Members OF Photo En-
craving Association In Chicago.
CHICAGO. June l6.-Twelve OF the 20
mrn Indicted some time ago on n
charge Of forming trust to control the
business OF photo-engraving In Chi
cago have been put on trial before
Judge Hutchinson. They waived n
jury and the evidence was heard by the
court. Further testimony will be
heart next Monday. Conspiracy to
form an unlawful combination In re-
stralnt OF trade. is the allegation.
The organization was to be known as
the Photo Engraving Association OF
Chicago.
The combination was In direct viola
ton OF the spirit Of the antitrust law.
Assistant States Attorney Barnes
sprang a surprise on the defense when
he produced copy Of the agreement,
the original Of which the defense de-
clared had been lost
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which refused TO have done. then
visited West Baden, lnd.i Las Vegas
Hot Springs, New Moxieoi Sweet
Springs, Mo, and Monitor, Col. l also
took = great many different kinds OF
medicine recommended for dyspepsia,
but found no relief. Last February |
read testimonial for Pe-ru-nA In the
Central Baptist that suited my case and
I determined at once to try II. IhAvs
taken two bottles OF Pe-ru-na and four
OF MAn-a-lin, and ! feel like . new man,
None OF my friends believed l would get
well. would not take any money for
the good your remedies have done me.A
In catarrh OF tho stomach, as woll
as In cAtArrh OF any other part Of the
body, Pe-ru-ns Is the remedy. As Il has
often been said, II Pc-ru'na viii eur,
catarrh CT one part, It will cure ca,arrh
OF any other part of the body.
@Summer Catarrh" sent free by PS
ru-na Drug N'f'g CO., Columbus, o.
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TO BE REoRGANIzED.
Central Freight Association Ineffective
and Too Expensive.


and Too Expensive.
NEW YORK, June 16.-A proposition
Is being considered by officers Of roads
operating east Of Chicago to reorganIze
the Central Freight Association, which
Includes all the roads east Of Chicago
and st. Louis and west OF Plttsburg
and Buffalo and north Of the Ohio rlv-
er. The association is one Of the old
est Of the traffic organizations.
II is stated that the officers OF the
individual companies believe that the
organization is costing them too much
money. Cut rates are quoted daily, It
Is said, to the large shippers, and other
concessions are being constantly grant
ed by other certain members of the as
ISOLATION in spite Of the wide authorl-
ties OF the officers Of the association,
who seem to be powerless to stop these
practices.
1t Is believed that the usefulness OF
the organization will be Increased by
a reduction in the number Of sub
heads Of departments and other EN-.
ployes.
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wAsHINar6N REpUpLIcANs.
Silver Wing Endorse Bryan and Towne
But Are Silent on Expansion.

SEATTLE, June 16.-rhe silver re-
publlcans Of Western Washington held
convention In this city today and
elected fourteen delegates to the Kan
sas City convention.
Bryan and Towne were endorsed, but
the platform, In accordance with a
prearranged plan, was silent on the
question Of expansion, because the dele
gates are divided. The delegates are:
Louis Williams. Clallan county; Yes
tai Snyder, Yakima; M. P. Billings,
Cowlitz; J. A. Davis. snohomish; j. p.
Demattos. Ferry county; Edwin Sharp,
James McNeilly. A. r. Titlow and N.
D. C. Spike, Pierce; J. A. Bunce. A. ].
Blethen, Frank Pierce, John II. White,
W. c. Rutter, ]. P. Calhoun and Ho-
mer Hin, King county.
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NO ACTION TAKEN.
Building Trades Council VIII Meet
Again.


CHICAGO, June le.-The Building
Trades Council had a prolonged session
last night, In which the failure OF me-
sotiations for settlement OF the labor
troubles was earnestly discussed, but
adjourned at an early hour this morn
Ing without having promulgated any
definite line OF action.
According to the statement Of PresI-
dent CAROL, the members Of the building
trades council unanimously approved
the plan Of arbitration suggested by
the labor delegates TO the Building
Contractors' Council, and the request
Tor another conference at which there
should be no members or officers OF
that organization.
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must give Dreyfus the right OF rein.
statement with his previous grade. NJ
waldecl- Rousseau therefore opposes
the general bill. but he viii guarantee
the support OF the government to bill
in which certain specified individuals
concerned in the Dreyfus case will be
exempted from criminal prosecution.
II Is believed here that Dreyfus win
make another attempt at complete re-
habIltatlon at the closing OF the expo
sltlon.
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Chinese or other Asiaties woull be
compelled to show certificate from
the marine hospital service, before
transportation to other states would be
sold them.
Goodman said he had been advised
by the law department OF the Santa
Fe road that the order would be lg-
nored entirely.
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SUBURBAN RACES.
List Of Starters for the New York
Horse Races.

A~faN VI 1AtAA ANAa ANA AlAN sNHM ANAh
Horse Races.
NEW YORK. June lG.-M0st Of the
horses on the card for the Suburban
have been In races several times this
year. and are NJ to run. They are
trained to the hour. and with a good
track promised. the sport should be the
best in years. The probable starters.
with jockles. are as follows:
Ettelbert, l3O Maher.
Imp. l2s Tabor.
Jean Beraud l2s, Turner.
John Bright. 1i9, Spencer.
Petrucio. 1902, Rausch.
Kinley Mack, 1875, McCue,
Gulden. lOO Odom.
Prince McClurg. 1T. -.
Survivor. 100. -.
Herbert, 96, Mitchell.
Intrusive, Ill, -.
Lothario, l1s, -.
sarmatian. 49, Henry.
At the track II was declared on all
sides that the prospects were In favor
Of race which would stand as a record
for some years TO come. and II the
track record does not go, It viii be
strange. AS things look now, Ethelbert
appears to have the best chance. and
Jean Beraud and Imp may be contend
ing for second place.
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DERELIcTIoN OF DUTY.
Lieutenant Commander Fails to Obey
Orders.

NEW YORK, June ia special to
the Herald from Washington says:
Lieutenant Commander j. c. Colwell,
just relieved as American naval attaehe
in London. is under investigation for
failure to obey orders Of the navy de-
partment. A court of inquiry, Of which
Captain F. A. Cook and Medical Dl-
rector White are members, is sitting
for this purpose in Washington navy
yard.
Lieutenant Commander Colwell re-
ceived orders to report ON a certain
date in the United States. preliminary
to going to the Philippines. He failed
to report, and sent an explanation that
his condition was such, in consequence
of an operation. that 1t was inadvlsa-
bic for him to travel.
1t is alleged that he subsequently
placed himself under medical treat
ment in order to justify his explanation.
The court is expected to submit its
findings in a few days.
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R-bhl David Klein, 80 u. Main street.
Columbus, o, wTises the following 10
DE. Hartman IN regard 10 Pe-ru-na, az
AFFORDS me great pleasure TO testify 10
the curative merits Of your medicine.
Ps-Ru-nA Is . well-tried and widely
used remedy. Especially - specific
for eAtarrh Of the stomach II cannot DO
sxoslled, Pe-ru-nA viii do all that Is
claimed for It."
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CATARRA or THE STOf'ACH.

victim wonders why he shouid Be- -
weak, why his food gives him no
strength, why his blood should Be 90
thin.
Mr.. Alex. Garter OF Van Burcn, Garter
Co. Mo, says, al had been troubled
with dyspepsia and indigestion since
1870. The best ph yaiclAns In the country
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DREYFUs AGAIN.
Probability Of His Complete Rehablll-
tatlOn.

NEW YORK, June 1s.-A dispatch to
the Times from Paris says: 1t results
from declaration made in the cham
Der by NJ Waldeck-Rousseau that the
government cannot deprive Ex- Captain
Dreyfus Of the right of completely re-
habilitating himself by any scheme Of
general amnesty. The amnesty act
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People afflicted with oatarrh Of tho
stomach complain Of laSsitudO, Ail-tired-
ont feelings, their blood becomes thin,
nervous system deranged, food seems to
do them no good, continuous and In
sreasing weakne-s. The unfortunate
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could do no good.
L visited the
Mullanphy hos
pi,Al In ST. Louis
and received no
benefit, Tho at
tending physi'
clan told mo |
had narrowing OF
the outlet OF the
stomach, and the
only remedy was
10 have Il cut out,
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coNoREssMAN pRops DEAD.

DOVER, Del, June 16.-congreasman
Hoifecker DeIaware's only representa-
tive in the lower branch Of The ma
tional legislature, and who is said to
have been the only republican
whom both factions OF the party could
agree upon for such position, dropped
dead today In Smyrna.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-06-17
BARK RoDER1cK DHU WATCHED
New Revenue Laws for Hawaii Affect
Shipments Already Made.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 1.-THE
bark Roderick Dhu, now on her way to
Honolulu, viii be watched for by the
United States revenue officers in the
new Hawaii district. The vessel left
Thursday afternoon carrying a cargo
made up largely Of wine. beer and
other taxable goods. on which revenue
duties have no. Jet been paid
Under the aw WHICH went into effect
on Thursday at noon, merchandise Of
this class cannot be landed In the new
territory until the revenue taxes have
been paid and the goods properly
stamped. The commissioner Of internal
rel enue has been asked to allow ships
now at this port and partly loaded TO
Iroceed to Honolulu on depositing a
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HUDSON BAY co. pRospERs.
Declares Dividend and Bonus OF om
Per Cent.

WINNIPEG. Man. June lG.- Tho
Hudson Bay Company has declared a
dividend TO shareholders OF los per
share. and n bonus OF iOs per share.
The dividend and bonus In equal 10 on
per cent on the capital stock. as COM
pared with ~ por cent for the previous
year.
In addition the company has also set
aside RlO,OOO for the employees benefit
fund; 10000 to the Insurance reserve
fund, and carry forward R60,OOO az
compared with $4,000 In the previous
year This Is the best showing ever
made.
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ANOTHER KooTENAY STRIKE.
Two Thousand Muckers Expected tc
Stop Work.

VANCOUVER. B. c.. June 16.-An-
other strike throughout the Kootenay
mining district is imminent. and unless
all signs fail 1000 muckers will stop
work tonight and refuse to resume on
Monday morning. Such a strike would
again Daralyze mining operations
throughout British Columbia.
]. Frederick Robertson, Of Nelson,
president Of the South Kootenay Board
Of Trade and managing director Of the
British Columbia Gold Fields, says he
would not be surprised If work was
stopped In number Of the mines in a
few days, II the present difficulties were
not settled IN negotiations now under
way.
The difficulty arises over a question
Of wages and has been brewing for sew
eral months. In about three-quarters
Of the mines the muckers, who are
the principal workers underground are
paid $3.50 or $3.50 day. In a small
minority Of the mines they get SO
day. 1t is to make the SO rule uniform
in all the mines that the strike Is be-
ing organized.
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CYCLING RECORDS BROKEN.
Worlds Amateur Half-MIle Lowered
to 40 Seconds and Mile to 1928.

NEW YORK. June 1O--In a private
trial at Berkeley Oval Walter w.
Smith, a young member OF the Kings
County Wheelmen Of Brooklyn. broke
two worlds amateur cycling records.
Paced by motor cycle Smith made
a half mile with flying start In ;45,
and mile IN 1928.
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MUST SHOW CERTIFICATES.
Asiatics Not Allowed to Leave CalIfor-
mia Without Showing Papers.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 1G.-All the
railroad and steamship companies have
been notified by the federal authorities
at Washington that Asiatics will not
be allowed to leave California unless
provided with health certificates issued
by the United States marine hospital
officials here. Whites viii be allowed
to leave without certificates, but II is
recommended that they provide them
selves voluntarily with certificates to
avoid possible delay.
A first order from Washington read
that whites as well as Asiatics were
required to have health certificates,
but this order was modified later, ex-
empting Caucasians. This action has
beer taken to assure people in other
states that every precaution is being
taken in California, and there is no
possible danger of a spread Of the
plague If 1t should exist in San Fran
cisco.
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bond large enough to cover the taxes.
which are to be paid at Honolulu,
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SAN FRANCISCO, June 16-when
seen by a representative Of the Asso-
ciated Press today, regarding the quar-
antine order issued by State Quarantine
Officer Kinyoun, General Passenger
Agent Goodman. Of the Southern Pacific
Company, stated that his company had
been served with such an order. but it
had been decided not to obey 1t 80 far
as whites were concerned, but that
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RENO, New, June 16.-An order was
received last evening by the federal
health officer. McQuestin, in this city,
1t was sent by the quarantine health
officer. Kinyoun, in San Francisco. A
local officer was ordered to search all
east-bound trains for passengers from
San Francisco at the state line These
were required to show certificates
signed by the United States marine
officer. In event Of their failure to
produce the document, they were to be
turned backward on their journey.