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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-05-13
JEFFRlES PUTS CORBETT- LATTER WAS READY
 MONEY" ANYWAY.
SOME LOCAL OPINIONS.
Jeff Made a Poor Showing Con- sidering His Advantages
 -.-CIever Jim.
The Jefries- -Corbett fight came og


 in New York last Friday night.
 Several hundred Pine Bluff enthu siasts gathered at the Roof Garden and also over the Citizens Bank, where the fight by rounds was re- ceiyed over the two telegraph lines. The crowd was one of the most thor oughly interested aggregation of admirers of pugiIists tbat=eYer as ss4bIed in this city.
 Several pretty large bets were made by local sports and qmte a large number of various kinds of wagers were mpleted after the fight had begun. Jefries was the favor ite throughout, but the betting among the New Workers was very light as Corbett was reported in fine condition and they were somewhat urdecided as to which man to place their money on.
 The dght.lasted twenty-three ronnds, during the last of which number Jeffries planted 9 vicious right hand punch on Gentleman Jin's jaw and aoored him for over over ten seconds, It was the elev crest, cleanest and fastest battle ever fought ia New York State and Corbett again showed his wonderful ability as 8 clever and quick pugil- ist. His foot work was fne, his ducks occurred often and were clev- erly carried out. Several times, f5weYer, he elinched to avoid pun i8hment and was smoothe enough to get in some telling blows while he was accomplishing his purpose.
 Jeffries on the ther hand, appear cd to be another man. Be was not the Je6tles of previous battles, but was discounted in several differ ent ways by Corbett, who at one time was thought to be the winner of the battle. Jeffries many friends, after Friday nights battle, say they will never again back him. He is a smasher and it was due to his heavy blows that won him the fight on this occasion. He could not be clever. His usual fLe foot work was miss ing and in maaY ways, notwith- standing the fact he won the battle, he was.an utter disappointment.
 Taking into consideration his ter rible force in delivering blows, the advan tages he had over his oppo- nent and his youth compared with the age of Corbet4, Jeffrles should hs,ge put Corbett on "Qleer street" i1 less than ten rounds. If Corbett was possessed of the hitting power of, f,Sharkey, the result of last Friday nights battle would have been diff terent. Corbett knows exactly where to put them and when one comes. 10 his opponent, it IS general Ly followed by three or four others ia Succession. Jeffries could not place.them Friday night. He was ready" ln the twenty third, but that is the only showing that he made. Ills blows, when they land- ed, took away Corbetts steam out
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-05-13

Ii you want your prescriptions de. llyered quica send them to Walker Drug Go. v
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-05-13
A PICNIC.

A party nf Pine Bluffs iolliest crowd of young people enjoyed a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-05-13

Handsome Harry |. Holdernesss will leave Monday morning for Hot Springs. where he will .atten1 thss State Undertakers annual meeting~ This will be the liyest dead mens convention ever assembled.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-05-13

.perseyere aud Prosper. Tho Hoods sarsaparilla faithfully and it will cure serofula, salt rheum, boiis pimples and all blood .humors; also dyspepsia, rheumatism, catarrh and that tired feeling. It never disap- points.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-05-13

THE REAL THING" is our Chase & sanborn's Seal Brand Cof- fee.rStrauss & Miller, sole agents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-05-13

Sick headache is cured by Hoods Pills. pc.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-09-07

This machine IS known as tn, ought,o-
,-,oto-windv-cvrl, The wheels make the
isiiov,s ro-the befiotrs make the wind blow
he blowing mal-eS the cycle , every, ,
lie smoke. 10 sep from going clear OF
the earth. 'rhe other fellow round the car
ner ksShs them. We do not handle lleia
Int we DO have, aud atc telling
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-09-07
National News.
wyoming Sheep Range.

F,,us,6n. Wyo. August 2i-Flock
masters in the country west Of this place
80. harmed over the condition of tho
,,nrc. They report that this has been
,be drycst season in many years, and he
r.nyrs are suffering for want Of moisture.
Th. SIMMER ranges are Arr crowded TO
en.h AN extent that the shcdb are in
ser, yoor condition. too poor. in fact 10
oo m the winter range without first be-
mo fed hav. Shcepmen say that all
sheen in this section will have To be- fed
hay for part, and perhaps for the en-
,,r. winter. and that they anticipate "a
loss of from - to % percent. News
Miner.
The Letter Carriers National Associa-
tiou nct at rctroit This week. Theasso-
ciarion has IA membership Of l6O'O
A heavily loaded excursion train ran
into the rear end of "a milk train al Hat
n.ld. Pa. on the 2ud. Thirteen persons
were killed aud thirty injured
An express car was dynamitcd on the
Union Pacific IN Wyoming on the night
Of Aug. 30. The train mea were com
peled to cut oil The engine. and baggage
and mail cars, By IT, bandits who were
five in number. The robbers have thus
far escaped.
A female Moses IN the form Of pref
IS Indian girl from he Carlisle. Indiana
school has created great excitement
among the Indians at Wichita, Kansas.
She has oblaiard 9, OO0,00O acres OF land
ia Chihuahu4. Mexico and will lead 10,
coo indians to that country il they can
sell out. She has been chosen queen and
sill rule oser them.
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FORFEITURE NOTICE.

tives: 49, Va -'' ~
lou are hereby notified that have expended
one hundred dollars in labor and iml rovemcnlS
ou inc Alexander Quartz Mining claim situated
III west View Mining Iistritt, Boise Comfy
I0aho' The amended location notice Of which Is
rceoraed In book 10 OF Quartz claims at page 500
vi lne records ii the ONCE Of the Recorder ci
SAM ooiss County. in order TO hold said claim
"u"oF the provisions OF section 1924 Of the hc'is-
V' statutes o. The United stat, r. and the anel d.
,l9n' thereto approved January %, 1850 concern
'ns annual labor on mining claims, being the
~tN0uL' roqui cd TO hold said claim for the perl
'N Vuulag December 81, 1879.
Nuu Il within niuety days from she rerSonal
OF this notice, or within ninety avs ai'o'
.us publication thereof, you fail orrtfuse 70 cor
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'>s'S 'Nour portion OF such expenditures Us CO.
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=, 'p'"'''urcs required by hctcrms Of said soc
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w iti~ %iti
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land ONCE at Boise, Idaho.
August >. 100.
Notic IS hereby given that the following
named S'.ti3, Ia, Gtsl notice Of no. inten ton
'o make final proof in support OF her claim. and
'nhi said proof will De made before the ResiSteE
1nd hcceiver at Boise City. Idaho, un Septeiu-
Oer TO- 1902 viz. Anna Rincarson, Id. aopliea
lion NO 1855 ior the FL. Sc sectious' aud Lot $
section %. TIP. y. X. +.
sac nan-S III, following witnesses 20 prove her
continuous residence upon AID cuti' alton ct
said lana. viz:
"eorVc Il. Lyuch aad Mrs. SARAH q. Lyach 81
sweet laaho William +. Ray Of Horseshoe
hona. ldaho. and Mrs. Matilda j. Clark Of Bo's'
Idaho.
James 6iae. Register
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The only EXCLUSIVE FARM IMPLEMENT
and HARDWARE House in Southern Idaho
Jobbers & Retailers

See Celebrated full leather top leather boot screwed
Wheel best oil tempered buggy only $780, Do
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YOU CAN BUY
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MORE CHEAP BXCUR-
SIONS TO thin EAST

Round Trip Tickets from Dcnvcs. Colo
RADIO Springs aud Pueblo TO Chicago.
Peoria AMI Intermediate points. will be
sold August 10. and September and
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The daily sentinel., 1900-04-30
THE GOLD FEVER RUSH ON.
Thousands Of Seekers for the
Yellow Metal Leaving Seattle
for Cape Nome.

Seattle, Wash, April 2a.-The rush
to the gold fields of Cape Nome will be
inaugurated tomorrow, when the steam
or Jesnie Of the Pacific Steam Whaling
company, the first steamer to start on
her trip this year, is scheduled to sail
providing she arrives in the meantime
from San Francisco.
This vessel will cake eighty passengers
and 400 tons OF freight from this port
and expects to be one of the first to
reach Cape Nome when the obstructing
ice is broken up.
For the last several weeks people have
been arriving here by the hundreds to
get ready to make the northern trip and
filled all the hotels to such an extent
that it has been difficult for transient
travellers to get accommodations. The
steamship offices have been crowded
with applicants for berths and freight
room, and many companies have been
refusing passengers for several weeks.
1t is oonservatively stated there are
not more than 200 tickets available on
all the steamers that are scheduled to
leave here in May and most OF the
freight room has all been sold. This
means that all those wishing to go to
Nome, except those who secure a few
berths left, must wait until the June
sailings, unless they embark on sailing
crafts which are leaving this port at the
rate OF two day and have been doing 80
the last week.
Twenty five steamships are scheduled
to leave here for Nome in May, two
promising to get away the 1st, 7th, and
10th, three the 18th, one the 18th, twen-
ty the 10th, five Goth, one oath, two 29th,
one 3Oth, one 3lst. The vessels to sail
on the Goth have booked 1,677 passengers
and 1900 tons Of general merchandise
This probably will be the liveliest day OF
the year, as several vessels also leave
that day for Skaguay.
1t 10 said that conservative estimates
OF traffic to Nome this year, based on ac-
tual returns, show 1888 persons already
engaged tor passage for the first sailing
OF twenty-five steamships, and these ves-
sells have already contracted 25,225 tons
Of merchandise in cargoes. Taking the
average charge at $50 per passenger and
$40 ton for freight and it is seen the
stsa mshipe will get total gross revenue
during the next month Of 81 ,561 300.
The daily sentinel., 1900-04-30

The time of year is drawing nigh,
When in the streams about,
The sportsman bold, with rod and fly,
Will whip the streams for trout.
-Kopjville Excuse.
Lord Roberts must be short of maps;
he acts as IL he. did not know in which
direction Pretoria was located.-Ga Gazoot.
Maybe his compass points the wrong
way.
A society" couple were married over
in Denver the other day, and the papers
boldly refer to them as both being we'll
connected. They must be if the minis
ter did his duty.
Mrs. Williams new boy is getting
along nicely. He is about nineteen
years old and came from Bitter Creek.
Rifle Reveille. The boy skipped the
best years Of his life.
There are men in this western range
country mixing cows who as yet do not
know and have made no effort to find
oft what they are getting from each COW.
Denver Field and Farm.
A race horse down east is named "Song
and Dance" He must be an old stage
horse now doing his "turn" on the race
track. Telegraph Trihes 1t would
only B natural for noticed horse two
step quick.
A Salt Lake paper says the city coun-
Gil out there has reached the jumping
off place" as regards funds. In that re-
spect single city resembles the whole
state OF acknowledgement. Its not
single city, it's plural city.
A couple of ladies are to run The
Denver Eye, Saturday, May 10 as Shell
don weuld, were he here. 1t is to be
hoped they will never be placed in an
Embarrassing position such as the gen.
tleman Of Topeka fame recently expert
enced.
The daily sentinel., 1900-04-30
Could Not Agree.

Denver, April 28-The Anderson jury
failed to agree and was discharged this
morning by Judge Palmer. The jurors
were equally divi ded on their opinion as
to Anderson's guilt and go firmly did all
hold to their convictions that verdict
was impossible. When this condition
became manifest to the court, the Judge
took the only course possible under the
circumstances
1t is probable that new trial will be
begun a. soon as new jurors can be OBJ
tained, probably at the beginning Of next
week. Tho jurors are supposed to stand
six to six.
The daily sentinel., 1900-04-30

Paris, April 29.-An accident within
the exposition grounds caused the death
OF six persons and injured forty others,
Poday was probably record breaker in
attendance. Not merely the interior
grounds but the precincts were crowded
and the concourse was particularly great
along the Avenue De Suffren, which
forms the northern bourdery grounds.
Here is situated the big side show cell
estial globe. A foot bridge on which
the finishing touches were being put
today, crosses the avenue De Suffren,
connecting the side show with the ex-
hibition. 1t was constructed of wood
with stucco facade and with plaster
made tower at each end.
Strangely enough the bridge had been
condemned only this morning. The
public therefore were not allowed to go
upon the structure and in this way a
disaster even more terrible than that
which occurred was averted.
The gay crowd passing along the
avenue and some hundred or more per-
sons were walking beneath the bridge
The daily sentinel., 1900-04-30
@MIgMEgG @M!!zg!M
~ teklE1a \
\DNE@TNNxy
All Rife has the mnmps.

All Rife has the mnmps.
They have milk pool over in Denver
but it's fenced in.
Omaha has a skin game operator by
the name OF "Shinn."
Mrs. HEM says she has laid out over
an acre in egg plants.
Hyram Hayball rolled in on No. l,
from the west last night.
Turkey had better fix that matter up
before next Thanksgiving day.
Maybe that sick Turk is jealous of the
way the Sultan of Sulu was treated.
Cheese movements were suspieiously
active last week according to Kansas
City paper.
And now Joe Wheeler is to fight the
battle OF life out on nuptial lines. He is
at last up against the real thing.
Mr.. Peter Mutt OF Provo screwed up
his courage the other day and took out a
license to marry Louisa Won Boldt.
A Utah girl the other day was
fined $40 for being "bad." All she
had that was good" the judge made
her cough up.
Bruno G.. Struck and Elsie V. Raarup
were married in Chicago last Friday and
all progressive divorce lawyers will no
doubt eagerly await the outcome.
The daily sentinel., 1900-04-30
Defective Foot Bridge Breaks Down At Paris Exposition Ground
With Terrible Results to Those on the Structure
Blame Attached to Exposition Managers for Allowing the Show
To Open Before All Things We're Ready.

when suddenly an ominous crash was
heard. Before those underneath could
turn aside the structure fell with a fear
full crash, burying nearly fifty.
A shout of horror arose from the spec
tators and mingled with tho cries of the
victims. For a moment nothing could
be distinguished but cloud of dust
plaster.
A scene OF the greatest excitement
and confusion fusion followed, but this
was only for few seconds. Immediate
ly the crowd attacked the debris in an
effort to release those lying beneath.
Workman within the grounds who
witnessed the accident police and Re
publican guards, together with quite a
number OF soldiers, joined in the rescue
work. Promenaders forgot their Sun
day attire and covered themselves with
dirt and CRIME, tearing away rubbish
with their hands. The victims frst re-
covered were mostly injured, the dead
being found later beneath the center of
the structure.
The daily sentinel., 1900-04-30

Joseph Kiefer is up from Fruita to-
day.
Edwin Haskell, manager OF the Park
opera house, was in Montrose yesterday.
F. A. Franklin, OF Denver, represent
ing the E. A. Peters paper company, is
in the city today.
Quite party of Grand Valley citizens
will leave in the course of few days for
Cape Nome, to try their luck.
There will be a meeting Of the official
board of the Methodist church tonight
to determine upon means for enlarging
their church.
J. T. Selby is down from his Rifle
home today. Mr.. Selby says both he
and his family enjoy the freedom Of
their country home.
Word has been received from Ollie
bannister, who left for Denver about
week ago to have one Of his eyes oper-
ated upon, that his eye is mueh better,
The prospects for a smelter in this city
were never brighter than at the present
time. In fact it ls said upon good au-
thority that such an industry will be es-
tablished in this city in the very near
future.
On Thursday Of this week there will
be held at the home OF Mrs. Edwin
Price, Missionary Tea, by the ladies OF
the Methodist church. Carriages will
be at the Methodist church during tho
hours of the tea, both afternoon and
evening. to convey the guests to and
from the place Of entertainment.
The handsome Tribune bicycle which
was ratified by Jack Grady, the bicycle
man, Saturday evening was won by
James Purcell, who hold the lucky num-
Der, which was IL
The daily sentinel., 1900-04-30
Banner Year for Stock.

Salt Lake City, April 29-W. P. Noble
the we'll known cattle and sheep man,
who recently returned from rather ex-
tended visit east, says Salt Lake is the
prettiest place now be ween here and
New York.
In nearly all the cities through which
he pissed he found snow and ice, and
there was scarcely q ves'ige of green
anywhere. But when lie came over the
WRsatch he r. allied once more what a
delightful spot this city is in the spring
time.
He was much pleased with the copi-
GUS fall Of moisture here and also with
the reports that awaited him from his
cattle ranches up in Wyoming and Ne
vada.
He says the cattle outlook was never
so good as now for many years past.
The mild winter was a godsend for the
cattlemsn but then they were confronted
with the proposition of drought. This
has been dissipated by the late rains
and SHOWS, however, and now stock can
not help but thrive.
There is now apparently no reason MIR.
Noble says, why 1900 should not be the
banner year in the cattle industry in the
west.
The daily sentinel., 1900-04-30

Rev. DR.. Vincent, Of Greeley, who lee
tured at the Methodist church last Fri
day night, passed through this city this
morning on his way to Delta where he
will lecture tonight.
The daily sentinel., 1900-04-30
Hotel Arrivals.
BRUNSWICK.

Max Lorig, and wife, Colorado Springs
julius Goldsmith, St. Joe; NJ. Gold
standt, Pueblo; E. B. OvelmaI. Burling-
lington, MIL T. j. Anderson, Phila-
delphia, G B. Miller, Chicago.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-18

This is absolutely smokers Of the seed Scent cigars are
smoking something which entirely lacks the real gratifying smack
Of natural leaf With Imports they soon learn to enjoy
their smoking tenfold more.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-18

Havana cigars produce what physi-
Clans calf the tobacco heart; and few of
them are as rich as Imports" wh;ch
positively never affect you.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-18

You don't boy cigar just to see It burn;
you want it to comfort and crafty. A rich
cigar is necessary to crafty; bot one that grows
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-18

Nearly ali the nickel goods are Of tn
same taste1ess, characterless stock grow
in a climate which cannot possibly pro
duce real cigar leaf.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-18

A whole box Of "Imports''
would not hurt you as much as
one whole Perfecto Havana cigar.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-03-29
NEWS IN GENERAL
HILLS DENouNcEs CREED.
Arraigns the Presbyterian Faith and
Calyanistic Theology.

Arraigns tho Presbyterian Faith and
Calvanistic Theology.
BROOKLYN, March 26.--Newell
Dwight Hills, from the pulpit of Ply
mouth Church-the pulpit of Beecher
and Lyman Abbott-fung yesterday
this defiance at the doctrines Of the
Presbyterian church, in which he had
grown up and to which he still owes
allegiance:
II would rather shake my fist in the
face of the eternal and fling every vile
epithet toward the stainless throne,
where eternal mercy sits with the
worlds atoning Savior, than lift my
hand with that creed toward Gods
throne and affirm that Taught or be-
lieved it."
1t was in the midst of his morning
sermon, in which he had been discuss
ing Christ's views of future punish
ment as he saw it illuminated and
made clearer by the, modern doctrine
of evolution, that DR.. Hills uttered
this singing sentence, which prac-
tically removed him from fellowship
in his religious denomination and may
result in public proceedings against
him. He was speaking, indeed, in a
liberal and Independent Congrega-
tional church and to an audience of
liberal people, but his attack on the
Calvinistic theology of his own denom-
ination was none the less startling for
that,
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-03-29
THE NEWS IN IOWA
NEW ROAD CONNECTIONS.
Plans Said to Have Been Made for Du-
luth & New Orleans.

Plans Said to Have Been Made for Du-
luth & New Orleans.
Des Moines dispatch: Correspon-
dence received in Des Moines from
President Wardell, of the Duluth &
New Orleans road, states that the COM
pany has practically arranged with
Winona, Southern & Western and the
Green Bay & Winona roads for merg-
iEg the properties into one system
with the Duluth s. New Orleans as
soon as the latter road is completed
from Des Moines to Usage. The Green
Bay s. Winona road extends from
Green Bay, on Lake Michigan,
to Winona, and the Winona,
Southern & Western from Wi
mona southwest through Rochester,
Mimi, to Usage, in Mitchell county.
Both, roads were built by Wlnona cap
italists, the Simpson interests in Wi
mona controlling very largely, and at
the present time are operated as one
system, though the two corporations
have not been merged. The cores
POnOSuCC SCSitcS GIldt III Is certain UHdU
the new road will be completed this
year from Des Moines to Iowa Falls
and that it is hoped to have in opera
ton about 100 miles oft before winter
sets in, which will bring the road to
within forty ,niles,of Usage. He says
it is hoped to complete this section
next season and to make start on an
extension to the southwest from Des
Moines. A survey has been made
south of Des Moines to q crossing of
the Rock Islands Winterset branch
near Springhill. 1t is announced that
it is the intention of the company to
eventually build to Patonsberg, Mo-,
to connection with the Kansas City
Southern, the reorganized Pittsburg g.
Gulf road, and to secure traffic
agreement with it that will open a
/ continuous mail route from the Gulf
of Mexico to the Great Lakes through
the trans-Mississippi country. The
claim that active building operations
will commence within month and
that teams and men for the work have
been engaged, is reasserted.