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MCLaurIn to Return.

At Jackson, Miss, the democratic
caucus unanimously nominated cx-
Gov. A. J. McLaurin for the long term
United States senatorship.
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Rarry,H WIFI Ill.

Adjutant General Barry was called
home last week by the illness of his
wife. Word reached the state house
Monday that she wa i'm proving.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-01-12

One enterprising newspaper report
err can generate more railway rumors
in one day than the magnates can deny
in an entire week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-01-12

II Is said that there is now s35 in
money to every person in the United
States. How many Of us can fork up
that amount.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-01-12

The late General Lawton didn't de-
pend upon the typewriter or the news
paper interview for his heroism.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-01-12

The best kind of local government
Is founded on the wrecks Of political
machines.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-01-12

The whir-r-r of the alarm clock is
an eye-opener.
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FOR REFORM IN SPELLING
Chicago University win Adopt tho
New System.

The university of Chicago will use
and advocate the new spelling. by a
vote OF twenty to eighteen the uni
versity congregation placed itself on
record as favoring the use of the re-
formed spelling adopted by the ma
tional educational association. The
vote implies the use Of reform spelling
In a number of magazines and papers
issued under the auspices of the uni.
versity,
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-01-12

When a man is hungry he doesn't
waste much time reading the bill OF
fare.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-01-12

A tempe, ance crank must be q corn
dodger.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-01-12

Poverty may be a blessing, but only
when IL clings to u enemies.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-01-12

II Ia said that many a model woman
earns a living by trying on cloaks.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-01-12

The hour of triumph will surely
come to the man who hustles.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25
T .s. BULLoCK's ENTERPRIsE.

X tsiegr9m rom Jamestown. Cali fci . "a. of re s=1t date. says. Today th grade of ths branch line nf the Sierrs. raiiwsy was e: mpleted 10 Tuttlctowr i've miles n1,lh of here The track WI oe lsij a, once. including s spur ,o ih Hawhide mine. The compAay announ ces lis intention of building an seris tramNsy from Tuttietown to the tor cf carson hiil across the S,snisilu c"nNp1. The plans call for yn eIsvatsc ro'lrway four miles in lens n. with sT s'tI1ge height of ffly feet. r''nning f, straight line. irrespective of Ersd, Cars with a capacity of I2eo pounds vii be carried. The motive power will b. supplied by an auxiliary cable attached Co the cars and propelled by steam power st one end of the ltne
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25
DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS.

DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS. Monday Iu'v Mayor and Towr Cgunel cf Jerome $. Ralph Dykstra or srpa8l f-au igs- court at Jerome jtlz.r-uf .7. i-leadsnt.
 Gold hlus Mining Co. vs. Upton. e' a motion tor nga ,riai amended as pa stipulation and motion overruled.
 e. r Dale s. vs. Upton. et al. u.rItr for aes tr.al overrulsd.
 John & Ersftrs Ns. Gold King Min irE Co., r new triai overruied an stay rt execution granted for thirty dsy
 Rash f. pi-s~-0 was admitted 70 prl.-ie- hclere tEe tourt. on certificate q ru che supreme ,urt of Mississippi.
 Ths Vru.lr fcr t7:s nty-one grand jur- or gss returned court with the fol- lCu -- names Wu. H. Hardy. ]. V. Sher.-7 Henry GoldWater. E. C. .Payur r g Brrc7t. n. McCiowan. 4. IF smith I 2 Rc J. 4. Shefield. A. IF pr'sar TheIuzs smith. Geo. Bah. bitf. E1 Gale. e. H. Coffin. Arthur Fl eaInEer. R. ~ Crsswald. F. N. York, kt EHla. A"f-Nutfs s- H. Nlai-rN
 The Eraut iUrv vas duly impanelisi Win " U Harcy IS foreman.
 ISaga Heiu' was appointed as bsilin of the rourf
 The ventre Tor fr-ty trial jurors wa. returned pfth Che following names en- do~sed thereon M. J. Hickey. A. J. Herbdoa S- Levy Alfred Carrigan. T W. Otis. " F. Morgan. c. C. Ruffner W J 0essioU~ Jcin Campbell. Fl. l.. Scett r , MeGiHty. P. Gordon. Ed St-Ees g. W. Hart. f. n. Myers. D. .C'pcnohue David connor. j. Kennedy. | " Campbell q W. Jones. Harry HCSvrr5h A a sher. John Clark. R. F Lee Geo Stewart. J. O. Jones. Ed. Vnif. P ,. Hes-=r G. R. Banerbsck RieHa-i Hart A M. Boyer. wm. Woes ter H. H. Seorss. P. W. Morrison. Fred Le1uaTI John fitzpatrick. Byron Col Hns Pant HsEuir-. F. A. Pomeroy R. NJ Eiskei=y
 Nsf,hsE HaH native of Ireland. was admitted to gitizenship
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25

increase, may appeaf ps'. .s ,l at th,ir. meeting to se as'. < < ef s5 and sl. 1900. and sas had shall be final ~ By order of the hoe'i .,s',s z ,s
 J. H. RoRLN.s. '. First publication JuH
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25
NOTICE To PROPERTY OWNERS
Office of the Board of Supervisors.
 fsvspai County. Arizona.

Office of the Board of Supervisors. faVspai County. Arizona Prescott. Ariz.. July q. 1900. The following named persons havins been cited to appear before the board of equalization of Yavapai county. Ar Sona. and to show cause, if any. why their assessments or valuations should not be increased or added to- and fail ing to appear in answer to such si,.,. ton. the said board sddesi to or increa 8. ed their assessments the amount s-, opposite each name. as follows. to-vi, Sixby & Patterson. sheep. from
 fvoo to ie,eo0 head Si,sa sarsanti x Garcia. catile. from .oo
 head to 2sg head ... tts, Back. w. R. land. from St0o0 to |. u-Vo' Improvements. from sgoe to
 s''N ''.-.....- -..... ......... .. Sn Coughran, Ed. cattle. from s5 head
 V" W hedu '-...--.-... ... ....... s5n Caldwell. J. R-, Improvements I5o Dickson J IT. and J. V, cattle
 From 70 head to ise head -eo Dickson. A and F.. cattle from so
 head 70 feo head m oearlns &I'evy. min. from sioO to
 T-v' '-'.''.. ..-... eco .4.....-.-. iel Hogan. James. land. from yieo to
 ss"' -....... .-.. Co. .... lon 'sIuher' JJ' l., Improvements. lot
 zo' block ,. from i4Ooo to s5osa ieoa 'ian'e' Geo. w. improvements.
 uoEh sz,S to SiO9 ........ ~ tsa Jordan w. A.. isnd. from $500 to
 '-''..s-'-- -....... .... sDe kentucky S M. Co. mining ma
 chinery. from sIooa to ssooe ,,oo wore. J. NJ. cattle. from I0o head
 to i'5 head ... -.a hsrr. p. J.. cattle. from 100 head Aarr, sn ; L.. cattle. from go head to neau .....- ...-. co. .... Ssan Asu ssdieT & O. lots IS. F. ,s
 i and 2s block i7, fron, BPS to '... '.'-- ---..- ........ lkA Munds, Mrs. C A.. Improvements
 I-S of lots &. 3s and g. hrook
 Jerome. from t22s0 to ,2Seo ,,o rsscott ,ssc Lumber Co. lun,1er. from
 fsV 'o sS'o ..... co. -. t5,. Ferry. Mary A. cattle, from so
 head tO i5o head ,oo, ''.n' . A. F. cattle. from I5e head to
 f'p head ....... ,oo, t"srke. j.. estate. cattle. from soo
 mead to ioao head .o,, ',ephens. si. Mrs. N. A. lots S and < ,,. -' ''.s.s .s.,... ... ca. - fap me Enterprise Mining and Milling
 Co mill, from sSoOO to ,aeoo ,ooo 'uIner' G C.. lot. block eo. from SfVn to t50a ''opel, F.. lot 1. block is. iron, saoo
 Go sI0oo sF' 'snuers' T. n. land. from ,sso ,,, V hipssw Copper Mining Co ,nu,
 rom $500 to ,iOoo " an Deren. J. A. cattle. fr,.,, m head to so head
 asner' Tom. cattle, from 100 head to soe head ...... '''' ,.. V 'iuer, r. C. cattle. from s0o head 70 iloe head .....
 oodson' J. R., cattle. from soo head to so0 head
 'ins' Thos.. Improvements. Ia n, 'ots !. and 5, block ss. Presro,t
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25

The Santa F. road is making ar rang ments 10 transport several de- tschrnents of cavalry from Fort Win gate sndFort Apache. In Arizona. 10 San Francisco. [, Is presumed the real destination of the soldiers Is China. and they will start on their journey as soon as the railroad company can get cars for the transportation of the 500 men and their animals and luggage. \ troop Of cavalry Is now on It's way from Jefferson barracks. near St. Louis. to replace the detachment that win leave Fort Wingate
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25

frnm $500 to ssae
 W.leer' ,, W. F. Iaad. from sloco ,o
 Any cf ,,e ,,,-... ..' .'-.,.,.... :. soo fa,Ied to rn....,' els sooVe named persons who fo,, ,.,e ,., " t se,e'.e a notice ;o-apeqaF hs- ,s.S ,S,e oie ,,s board of equalization in JgIy ''''' CT "no had no Knowledge of s,,ch
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25
MATCH HIS FINANCIAL POLICY

it Is alleged that Bryan wears a hat which was made in Mexico. Perhaps he is making an effort to he consist ent- He is the exponent of Mexican financial poIicy.-Chicago Times-Her-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25
Commonwealth Oil and Mining Co.

.--rsref frF-- the Laws oG Art-
 A4.- vlH .ar.t1l stock cf ti2S,se. $ zoe y i7s.
 fis~ some e. .Ef si cii lands in Cal
 tfe--5s a.cnr-E n reports ct most n n..rJ -,.-rfe .r trs state Producing
 w .e s.Har f.a and is right on two
 an. ..aa|s and rr'is sunk on the
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25
LITTER LIST.
Advrrrts-5 Cor tn- Week Ending July
 1900.


 A H A1drick. l.. S. Best-s. Mrs Cha. firce a. Robert H. Brown. Albert Brow. T. 3 taupbeii Mrs. 6 Cold We John g. CaIpbeH. Mrs. Cox. E. Curfman Mrs Ien DaviS-z. J. W. D. sns. c, R. Dafds. James Donogehn. \ ..srt re lsusun. Mrs ESTA Frfese. Joseph Seasetu. Miss J. F.. Fisher. Jas. NJ Fish Frank iayhart. Richard A. GEat. J.. 7 Hazs0 $. Hall. Louis Ham mono q. H Hen. Patsy Hogan. J7ssaE Horton. " T. Holloway. c. H. Hanf. AlE. 'sr'rk. A. c. Jones. John Kena-y John kennedy. Mrs. J. K Fra-'es. Ais- EHa Larsh. Mrs. J IT. le.- onto tiao-- ". J. Little. Mir. Ira man. 3uve Msrtyn. Mrs. Win Mat he"s- Miss Louise Meade. Mrs. Lfllie Miller Jog NiI+hell-S. James Miller. ''H'fS- Morgan. A. Monarty. John c N'o'f- Johney Mpuer. Geo. $. Norton -- ''t oHn. Ed overton. ". C. Par. r'n Mrs J g. L Parker. wm. Park l w. tr-ka=m. \. C. Prisley, JoSeeA Redmond Marion Piekman, Mrs. wm. Po'a rf. C Rush. II. A. strat,on laun's smith. C. Smith. Fred I smith i -chroeder, J. T. sulli. v10 Fred stuart B Snyder. V Snvde, Albert Thomas Mirtie vickers W vol. .-''r- ia "sfasr. Mrs. R II. Wells. ih'-. "Hitse'i C. M Wright od..tI " l..7' Mary Worrin. Rodie Wood A , Wood ''
 7tF'''isn.- rf~to Blgues. Rurno.
 
 Fa-ior Salsa
 Please rfi Cor advertiser letters
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25
Fire Cannot
 keepUs Do,

We are strictly in it with lars of goods at our temporary store build corner of Willis and Marina streets, Or. Catholic church. Have received 10 carloads of al goods since the fire. Our large wars on the railroad track is rapidly fllil
 Send along your orders. evil
 till at correct prices.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25
WHEN IN LOS ANGELES

Stop at Hotel Nadesu. the cieanest. the most centrally located and the most reasonable priced hotel in the city.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25
s REGuLAR BLowHAKp

M'. n.Hs1dt'g-w Who was ina, man
 f>tfA gregiouslye
 Van b'aaat-T don't know his '+f'' 0'f 7- .- iH the glass business. siI lihN'1".s-I see. a glass blower. fl'tr'urs lhranicie- Telegraph.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25
H'Rn Sanitary EnEineerS. ''ti3 'itF'Hrr for Porcelain En-
 3nlrie1 htth Tubs. Etc.

Modern designs in lavstories. clos -'' -l''hen s.nSs. etc. Am prepared
 atss ou sewer connsc- a.- ad plumbing connections
 a ng work. Can build
 H90 tanks for wind mill. e''.'e plants. Call and Ret pr,css 'g elsewhere. Repair t', s p7amptN attended to. onc. anu ~a"T -ooHi in building forr,er,,.
 't sscott Electric Com '-'F ie No. i9s.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25
State a5 orss -t,y of T.,.

County. - ''u'Ss ''aE q Cheney makes cath ,b,, h. l.,.---.. ot the firm ot F. J. az Toledo sr8u.y and state s,ous.,; one ei'y - ...'. .lat ssa firm win pay ONE, " y. 'N ui',sP ppLLARsfor each ana
 ~ ". ttarrh that canno, he 'o lse of Halls Cat.rrh TANK J. CHENEY " sworn u aeiTre me and S,,t,.c,,,,., " 'f H'~enss his sth day of Dsc.r,
 A. W. GLEASON. Fr,r.. ,. Notary Public. '''' '-.f Cure is taken intsr, s nl' feis directly on the blood and mucous surtsrs- of the systsr, S. f'r -lsti-orisls. free. send
 J HENEY S co
 -.st Tolsro. Ohio. Sold ly drEsE sts. 7sc.
 HAI.s family pills are the hes.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25

Nu J'F roo MALL. NO JoR Toc
 ARGE.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25
ANNOUNCEMENT

While extending our sympathy \ those in our city who have lost so hs from the recent fire, we desire to anna that our place of business escaped ds tion and we are prepared to fill any c| for HARDWARE, MILL and MIN| SUPPLIES, Etc. & .s 4
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25

compAnys. land Niil be sHrs pretae- CTS
 is.oOo shares of stock for sale At -l certs a share ArraItgsfnef11s have been made for inrrn, diasr dsveirespfnt-
 Ru, this stock besrre cii Is struck saa values rise. Address
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25

Suite PAT Wilcxo Block Los Angele', Cal.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25

sold oy drrsg sts. 7sc.
 -'' 7 ian.y pills are the hes,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25

Is strictly one-price drug store. One prices tc sll-the lowest at which re litbie drugs and goods can be sold at eastern rates.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-09-11
SINGULAR FRUIT ron 4 TREE.
Chinese Product That Bears Tailo~
BROUGHT to south Carolina.

Chinese Product That Bears TalIow
Brought to South Carolina.
The people Of China are emtgent1y
practical, and have aided much to the
civilization OF mankind by their habits
Of industry. Of which the method OF
obtaining vegetable taIIow IS an excel
lent example. The tree producing this
tallo# Is called Stllingia sebifera. AMI
he words remind Us q the dropping
product and is soapy nature. The Chit
nese pick the seeds Of this tree in au-
tumn, and first place them in wooden
cylinder. open at the top and perforat-
Cd at the bottom. After being steamed
ever a fire for ten or fifteen minutes
the tallow is sottened and is then mora
readily separated. The seeds are trans
fsrred from the steaming cylinder TO a
stone mortar. in which they are gently
beaten. They are then thrown on a
sieve. heated over the fire and siftei,
b. which process the tallow is sepafat-
ed and resembles coarse Indian meal,
n this state the tallow is put between
circles Of twisted straw and these plac-
ed IN a press by which the taIlow IS
forced out and falls into tub. Freed
from all impurities. it is then SEMI
fluid Of a beautiful white color. Candies
made Of It easily melt IN hot weather
and On this account they are dipped in
melted wax of various eolors-red.
green or yellew-and are exposed for
sale BY tallow chambers and other
shopReepers. This remarkable tree IS
found on the banks Of the Min. in SEE.
ehuen. I also grows near Soochow,
and has been transplanted to North
and South Carolina. It is tree with
shining green leaves and small yellow
flowers at the end Of the branches
They are succeeded by dark colered
seeds and vessels containing delicate
white seeds. IN late autumn, on the
banks of the Tsien-tang river IN Cho-
kiang, south Of Haugehow, this tree IS
striking object. The leaves are then
Of a blood red color instead OF light
green. When the tallow has been
squeezed cut Of the seeds the remainder
is preserved to be used as fuel or 70
enrich the land.-Pbiladelphia Record
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-09-11

A Cats Long .Enrnn.

New York Correspondence Pittsburg
Dispatch How far can cat jump
without hurting itself was partially
exemplified in Brooklyn. A pretty
white cat ran up tree to get away
from dog, and at last crawled out on
? small branch at least sixty feet above
Eho ground. The branch was not much
gore than a twig, and the cat could
ret turn around She sat up there on
taza swaying limb and meowed. At last
{ E twis broke. and down came the
cat. She alighted on the ground on
her feet. looked around for a moment.
and then bounded away Which shows
that sixty foot drop does not hurt
a Brooklyn cat. whatever it might do
to cats Of other places.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-09-11
Mammoth EngIn~

The mammoth machine for supply
Ing power for the Boston Elevated
Railway, now in progress, is said to
oe the monarch of engines. Its indi-
Gated power at maximum efficiency is
1000, but this can be varied L to Is
per cent either way, without affecting
its efficiency; the engine shaft is Of
hollow forged nickel steel, q feet 10
inches in length, 30 inches in dame
ter in the bearings and 81 inches in
the body, with 171sineh hole through
its length. The weight of the engine
shaft is So, 410 pounds, of the crank
disc 58.004 pounds. of the armature
$4,000 pounds. and of the 1y-wheel
5,515 pounds, making a load on the
bearings, aside from the connecting
rod, pistons, etc, 513,929 pounds; 143
pounds per square inch of projected
area. The diameter of the fy-wheel is
Is feet, and the main bearings are 30
inches in diameter. SIS inches long and
Is feel 8 inches center to center.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-09-11

lake the quantity of fine white Loaf
sugar you intend to clarity, add to it Of
very clean warm water. half pint for
every pound; when dissolved add to it
the white Of one or two eggs, as the
quantity may require, well whipped;
put it on the fire. and when it comes to
a boil pour into it an ordinary teacup-
sul of cold wafer; on its rising again
TO boil remove 1t and let it settle for
twenty minutes; skim the scum from
The top. pour off the syrup into a
clean vessel with sufficient quiekness
to leave all the sediment at the bottom
and such steadipess as to prevent any
" the latter rising and mixing with it
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-09-11
RHEUMATISM eATARKH ARE BLOC D
DISEASES-.FREEl

It is the deep-seated, obstinate cases
of Cat&rrh and Rheumatism that B, B
B. botanic blood haim1 cures. It mat
tiers not what other treatments, doc
tors, sprays, iniments, medlcated air
blood purifiers, have failed to do, B. B.
B. always promptly reaches the real
cause and roots out and drives from
the bones, joints, mucous membrane,
and entire system the specific poison
in the blood that causes rheumatism
and catarrh. B. B. B. is the only rem
edy strong to do this and cure so there
can never be ar eturn of tie symptoms
Don't give up hope but ask your drug
gist for B. B. B.-betanic blood balm OF
3 bs.-Large bottles one dollar, SIX
bottles full tree tmen0 FIVE dollars, B.
B B. is an honest remedy that makes
real cures of all blood diseases after
everything else fails. We have abso-
lute confidence in Botanic blood hahn;
44oAoe, CO you may test II, we viii send
trial bottle free on request. Persona
medical advice free. Address,
BLOOD BALM Co,
222 Mitchell ST., Atlanta, Ga.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-09-11
THE WORLD GROWING BETTER.
The People as whole Inhniteiy Better
on Thau a Century Ago.

That the world is constantly grow
ing better is evident to any observer
who will take the trouble C iosk about
him and compare present conditions
with those existing a century ago. In
a contribution 10 a New York paper
this fact is strongly brought ont BY
Prof. John Bach McMaster, the we'll
known historian. a century ago. says
the professor, labor was performed IN
the south almost exclusively by slaves.
and in the north largely by @redsmp-
TONERS, who were in effect temporary
slaves. When the redemptioner finally
got his freedom he had TO work for
wages that would barely sustain life;
or he had the alternative Of pressing
stern nature and bloodthirsty sayages
for the right to IIye.. And woe be 70
the poor wretch who fell sick and got
into debt. N New York as late as 1916
there were 1854 persons jailed for
debt, and 729 OF these owed less than
SIS each, and had been imprisoned
for spite. Today the workingman
no longer tolls from sunrise 10 sunset,
as he did then. He isno longer subject
10 Imprisonment for honest debt.
Wages a century age were paid when
the employer pleased. Now they are
paid daily or weekly, and the 4aborer Is
protected By lien laws. Railroads and
machinery have enabled him 10 eat
better food and wear better clothes
than ever before. Increased blessings
of the same kind are enjoyed by wo-
men. Nor is the increase of happiness
confined to any class The steady
march Of civilization has made every
body broader minded and more hui
name. Diseases once the scourge Of
the world are feared no more. 4 face
pitted with smallpox is as rare now
as It was common a century ago. Vel.
low fever and cholera have lost their
terrors with the increase Of cleanliness.
Anesthetics have almost annihilated
pain. Cheap books, magazines and
newspapers have made ignorance and
narrow mindedness the badges of dis
grace. Cruel punishments are aban-
doned and a spirit of humanity and
charity perYades the thought and the
activities of the civilized world. Prof.
MeMaster may well remark that the
man who can contemplate these
changes and still be q pessimist is men
taIly diseased.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-09-11
sHYLoCK IN JAPANESE.
gsanges In the Text of shakespsare.s
Great Play.

S5zSnges IN the Text OF Shakesp fare q
Great Play.
Two tragedies were given by the
japanese players at the Boston theater
recently, and the author of both-Ka-
wakami-played the leading part in
each. japanese playwrights are Ger
tainly versatile. and when the amount
Of physical labor involved in these ira
ged1es is considered, they cannot be
said to be afraid Of hard work, says the
Boston Herald. The japanese idea OF
THE Merchant Of Venice" which the
author attempts to show in "Sairoku'
and in which he plays the name part,
proved hardly as entertaining as might
be expected. 1t might be called weari-
some in places, owing to the protraeted
dialogue and insufficient pantomime to
clearly indicate what the people were
talking about The main features Of
the play are copied with some changes
Thus the Jewish miser becomes ia.
panese misery fisherman, the pound Of
flesh is three square inches, to be cut
off nearest the heart of the lover OF
miser's daughter, who has borrow
e. 5000 rio under the pledge of flesh
(. fixture; and an older daughter Is
t Portia who becomes the judge and
les the lovers life. The play ends
l~ppily in the repentance of Siroku,
though not before the tragic element
is deYolved in the suicide of the young
or daughter. The shorter play that
opened the bill and is called Scarlet
Snow" is based on events following
the visit of Commodore Perry in Japan
in 1853, and the tragic fate of Minister
Tairo Ramon in consequence of his
signing a treaty in opposition to the
wishes of the exclusion party The
hand-to-hand fighting that comprises
almost the entire second act and that
reddens the deep snow with blood
gives the name to the play. and is
study of muscular realism on the stage.
The play is wen entirely by the men,
but in "Siroku' two ladies of the COM
pany, Sada Yaceo and Mikami. give de-
lightful performances as the two
daughters.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-09-11
Millions for snowsheds.

Th;rty-two miles OF snowsheds, cost
ing s661 foot, or total of SIC, 1913. 40.
represents the price one transeonti-
mental railway had to pay before It
could run It's trains over the Rocky
mountain division Of its road. That
was merely the first cost; since that
outlay fully $1,000 GOO has been spent
annually in keeping the sheds in re-
pair and the exposed tracks free from
snow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-09-11

Take a dess Of Pricl IL A II Bitters
at night whom ven 60 - bAi and
You viii feel bright and vigorous
next morning I vii snsnee YOU a
eapieu and healthy p ssaaee II the
bowels. improved appetite and di
gesti9n and inc-easpd energy efbody
aud brain. II beats stimulating
drinks because It's reyiving influence
is natural. hence permanent. Sold by
Walker Drug Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-09-11
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Cool News Tor the Stout.

There is good news for stout figures.
Tie long sash ends introduced at the
side and the points to the jackets
which form a part Of many OF the
dresses diminish the apparent size. The
sashes are often made in panne, which
is perhaps not 50 rev as satin de chine,
g soft fabric whish has a great deal to
recommend L