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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-16
BEGINNING TO SQuEAL.

The trusts are beginning to squeal because the European countries are retaliating against our exclusion of foreign imports through the exhorbi- tant Dingley tariff bill. by excluding American products from the Euro pean countries.
 The latest squeal comes from a prominent packing company of Chi cago to the department of agriculture at Washington announcing that the English government has excluded all beef except home bred from the British army contracts. This, it is stated, is to be effective June 1 next
 The Chicago concern has asked the department for any assistance it can render It has pointed out that the action of the British goverenment is severe blow to American beef and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-16
Subscription Price.
A MOST LIBERAL OFFER.

The Graphic respectfully calls at tention to most liberal educational offer made in another column to the lady teachers of Jefferson county.
 The Graphic proposes to send two lady teachers to the Colorado Chau- tauqua. at Boulder, Col, the selec- tion of the two teachers to be made by voting contest. which is fully ex- plained in the article referred to else where in this issue of the paper
 The teacher receiving the highest number of votes will receive free transportation to and from Boulder and free tuition at the Chautauqua. while the one receiving the second highest number of votes will receive free transportation both ways
 Lady teachers of Jefferson county who desire to take advantage of this offer to attend this excellent educa- tional institution should at once get their friends interested in the matter
 The proposition is open to all lady teachers in the public schools in both city and county
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-16
NEW YORK SUICIDES

There were Ill suicides in the Dor ough of Manhattan, New York. last year Optimists may be surprised that the number is so large pessi- mists that it is so small.
 Of all the gruesome statistics that filter through the coroners office and find oblivion in the pigeon holes of the health department those pertain. ing to New York city's suicides are perhaps the most interesting to stu dent of life and human nature. Even the men in the coroner's office philos. ophize over them and it is rare thing for man to spin philosophical conclusions ont of tragedy that is all part of the days work
 These suicides always set one thinking" said one of the amateur philosophers. There are so many why's in every case About one person i'll dozen leaves a letter. The law for bids the publication of those letters now, but the files of them make queer reading matter. Given that letter you can construct the man.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-16

Smallpox apprehension at Warren has subsided
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-16

Washington special says that Lieutenant General Miles may be a candidate for the presidency in 1904. It is reported that John R. Mclean. the we'll known editor of Cincinnati. will be manager of the movement to secure the nomination for him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-16

It is officially announced that the United States has made a proposition to the powers to fix the total Chinese indemnity at 100000 pounds (s20O,- 600 ,o00) coupled with the condition that the payment be made immediate ly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-16
Tip for Ordering.

If you want your meat 'deliver- ed in time for dinner, telephone us by To o'clock. as our delivery wagon leaves the last time at that hour, and 5:3o in the afternoon for supper.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-16
THE FAMILY NEWSPAPER.

A man takes his daily newspaper much as a matter of habit or heredity or environment and becomes very much attached to and devoted to it's utterances, says the Media Ledger. To a patron of many years there is some thing oracular and authoritative about the editorial influence By it's argu- ments and logic he often shapes his daily efforts to persuade and convince. It takes a pretty wide departure from the original bias of the newspaper which has been in a family for one generation to have the present patron ito order it stopped"
 Such papers as the New York Sun. Post, Herald and Tribune, the Courier Journal, of Louisyille the Washing ton Post, Boston Herald and the Pitts burg Commercial Gazette have been going to certain families for years To miss even a single copy is a great deprivation, an acute loss to the diur- nal reader The politics of the paper sometimes does not count in the equa- tion of daily service, the paper being received because of some individual merit
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-16

Entered at the Postoffice at Pine Bluff, Ark, as secontclass mail mat ter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-16
NEWS IN BRIEF.
STATE.

STATE.
 Smallpox apprehension at Warren has subsided.
 Peachie Snapp an old Texarkana printer who for two years was in the Philippines with the Thirty-third United States regiment, has returned home
 Mrs. J. P. Preston, of Texarkana, vas thrown from a buggy Sunday and probably sustained fatal injuries.
 Miss Lulu Davis, of St. Francis county, has been chosen as sponsor at the Memphis reunion for the N. B. Forrest camp of Confederate veter ans of Forrest.
 Capt. c. l.. Knight, of Hot Springs, who was General Washburn's adju- tant while he was commanding the federal army in Memphis during the war. is dead.
 
 Harry NJ. SWanze of Hot Springs. who deserted from the army several weeks ago while awaiting orders with troop F in California to sail for the Philippines, and who voluntarily fu-n fn Toomey of the army and navy hos pital of Hot Springs. has gone to Ft. Leavenworth. Kan. to stand trial for his offence.
 In the circuit court at Fort Smith. Medley Johnson was convicted of the theft of a trunk and sentenced to three years in the penitentiary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-16

Mrs. J. P. Preston. of Texarkana vas thrown from buggy Sunday and probably sustained fatal injuries
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11
CARLSBAD.

From the Argus.
BENJAMIN Shcrrod of Wichita Falls.
Texas. arrived in Carlsbad and rs now
enrolled as cashier lie the First Ma.
tiunal bank
4 number o7 Carlsbad friends re-
.opiyod cards this week announcing the
marriage OF George h. Osborn 90 Miss
Mary o. Long az Thayer. Kansas,
hpril A. MIR Osborn, II viii be re
m. mncrud was irWclcr for the Eddy
Drug company two years ago.
Twenty eight of the forty gentlemen
composing tho original ave oil com
Lauics held meeting In the Office OF
Freeman a Cameron, and talked over
the question uf Incorporation. After
"a thorough discussion IL was decided
to wait developments
l. g. Osborne Us feeding 2ll head
of range steers AT his alfalfa ranch
near Florence. and they are rapidly
pppruachius good marketable condi
tiun They averaged about 500
pounds per head when bought, and the
price paid was s2t They have put 90
from 2nO To 800 pounds Of new fcsh
pnd Mr. Osborne iH sure Of an aver
age price OF $40 per head for the fat
ted animals $40 per head increase,
johnson Bros, the big cattlemer
of the pccoH aud Midland districts
! have been shipping cattle over the Pc
COS system this week from the stats
line. -Four trains went through Carls
/ had Monday and Tuesday consisting
~ about sixty cars, and all Of then
we're consigned 10 DcOran, Kansas
| They are part Of the hig sale mhd'
| recently by the IOhnsons Go thnB'
| Bros. OF Kansas.
Tho county commissioners wcr'
considering o proposition Tor refund
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11
PRrslnanr IN ARIZONA.
Congress Mine Visited ard Inspected
by the President

Congress Arizona. MAY Tho
presidential party spent several hours
tn. morning visiting the Congress
mine. Justice Street and other tori
tOrial OniCials came here ON a special
train Co welcome tho proaldout tu
the territory Tho president dld not
descend the shaft but al the mem.
beers 81 the cabinet. except Secretary
Wilson. went down in tho cage Co The
lowest level and Witnessed the drili
INK aud blasting process The prrsi
don't. accompanied by the president
Of the mine Mr Ed Gage walked
through "A half mile ~ tunnel lighted
Boy caudlca tu The stamp mills. where
eighty stamps we're crushing ore. Hc
inspected the cyanide works and saw
cast a bar " gold worth $4,000 The
president asked N be- could not see
the bar.
IT ~ rcd hot. said Gage.
II will Show it shouted one OF the
moltorg named Richmond. stopping
forward. and with the protection OF
only q few rags on his hands. ne
seized tho rcd hot mouth and dumped
the white hot bar ct glowing metal
upon a stone Tho rags were ignltod
by the heat and the young man u
hands were scorchod but be- did not
vince.
That 10 true Amcr.,n pluck cried
the president, ndysH. ing toward Rich
mOnd Il want 90 shake your hand
lie graspcd the man hand and shook
Il cordially
on the way back 90 the train the
president had a good Wow uf the min
INK camp In the valley below.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11
AZTEC.
From tho Index.

From the Index
Jesse Wunums was thrown from q
horse and sustained "a fracture of the
right arm,
j. r Craig. Of the Herald. Spring
vile, Mo. arrived In Aztec and will
spend several months visiting hero
with his brothcrin.law, G. H. Rodgers.
Elugio SAILS was brought over from
Largo and Is now at the home Of ID.
r. LohatO IN Aztec. Mr.. SAILS Is sui.
fcring from a severe case OF heart
trouble and h under the care Of the
doctor
The oil excitement here Ia not sub.
siding. on the contrary II Is growing.
A number Of filings have been made
this week on land which ia believed
90 show signs Of the greasy liquid.
The first well that Is put down will
show we've got the oil sero sure.
e. s. Boyd. proprietor Of the Arcade
was arrested on complaint of Shoriti
John W Brown. charged with keeping
a gambling house without license
pursuant Co provisions Of the new law
which compels the sheriff 20 keep sur
yoillance OF all saloon and gambling
houses.
MIR and Mrs. Thos Murphy OF the
| la Plata were Ia Aztec They expect
/ 10 leave soon for New York state, hay
/ ing disposed OF their ranch property
o. the river. Mr. Murphy was one OF
/ the piunccra la the La Plata valley
/ Having lived there twenty-five years
and his departure will be- regretted
by all
Died. az his home near Flora Vista
| Thursday morning, May ., Alfred A
| WaggOncr. Ia his 6ith year. Such BE-
! tho brief record ~ the death 81 ON,
ut the pioneers Of the west Az sol
/ iior minor, pruBpcctur or ranch own
or. he alternately saw the frontier Ia
all lts phases. and thurC were few
men with his wide acquaintance it
! this section Of the country.
| A. J LOOMS the deputy collector O
internal revenue. was hero on oflcia
business. Last Monday. as adyer
ltsed be- sold the stills aud a quantity
OF brandy which were formerly th'
property Of Olyoy and Neill. The
stills were sold 90 Foster A Bryan
for tll5 and the ninety seven gallon
lof brandy went 10 various dealers
the prices ranging from fi.G5 10 So
per gallon
A stranger In this community. VIII
gave hiH name HH " "a Britt. died d
the Jarvis autol In Aztec lost Sunde
evening Of pneumonia. With con
paniOn W " Brcntnor. he gtartc
from Gallup April ~ and travelled u
foot 90 Simpson, store. when Bflt
was taken lll Tho Two men rcaChe
Aztec the goth az April and Britt
condition Was then such that littl
hope was entertained NJ his recovery
lle was born in Louisville Kentuckl
and was about 35 years Old Kin
hands laid the body 10 rest IN Ate
: cemetery Monday Deceased was no
married. but leaves "a father ThGma
In Britt. az Louisville. Ky. who ha
boon communicated with, but So "a
without response
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11
EpueArlonAL MATTERS.
New School Board Organizes After
the Affairs Of the Old Board Are
Wound TN

WouNN Up
IN tho once Ut Superintendent
Hickey last night the retiring school
board held their final meeting and
closed the business which had come
up under their administration. All
tho members were present,
Tho matter of purchasing relief
maps from MessrH. Mccormick and
Albrocht was considered. but on mo.
ton Il was placed on hlo
~ the report Of the superintendent
ID was shown that .is6 pupils were
enrolled and that the daily average
attendance was S27. lie also recon.
mondod that the salary OF Mlss Eliza.
beth Hughes De- raised SO a month.
which after consideration by the board
was adopted
A. the close % March the treaaur
er'B books showed only ~ cents 10
the credit ~ the school hoard. but at
ter the receipts we're collected which
amounted tO tGub75i and the eNpen.
ditures f3COt6p. q balance ~ g..
1921 WAS shown The annual ~.
port reveals a balance ~ fi5.93is3.
The lnborH OF the old board were
at an end and Probate Clerk J.. A.
Summers nworo in the following new
members Edward Dodd. G. T. Ward.
Thomas sherwood aud ~ u. Stevens.
a. 4 Keen being absent In Demlng.
viii receive the oath of ONCE later
on The new board was then organ.
lied. when the following officers worO
decided upon President. Il. w Hop
kinR vice president. Don Rankin I.
secretary. Roy Mcdonald. Mr.. Hop
kins. who has occupied the ONCE az
president FOR four consecutive terms.
arose and addressed the members. Ho
thanked them for the confidence they
had entrusted In him aB their presl-
dent
Some discussion was had upon Ger
tain legislation Ia regard 20 school
matters Tor the coming year, after
which tho meeting adjourned.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11
ALAMoooRpo.

From the Advertiser
Rgg Crabb Is conducting a series
Of revival services In the old Mallette
building on Delaware avenue. The
meetings are being we'll attended
Ranchmcn down from the Sacra.
mSntus report an unusually promising
outlook Tor an abundant crop this
year The late rains and SHOWS have
put the ground Va excellent condition.
One hundred and nfty dollars has
thus far been subscribed by Alamo.
gordo business men towards the pur.
chase 81 instruments for the Alamo.
Enrdo band Three hundred dollars
ls the amount necessary 10 raise for
this purpose.
while little publicity has been given
the matter 10 ~ fact. nevertheless.
that Otcro county o. being thoroughly
prospected FOR OH by q number OF par.
ties. and that I'm certain localities the
indications are sufficiently promising
90 Justify those interested In sinking
Tor oil
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11
FARMiEoroN
FROM the Hustler

FROM the Hustler.
Archie. the G.months.Old baby boy
Of Mr. and Mrs W r. Paxton. died
saturday evening from Inflammation
At the bowels. after an jilncss of only
q few days
While beyond all doubt the apple
crop in this section will this year be-
the largest on record. the Bon Davis
variety will be- "A little shy. but viii
be- more than made up by an immense
crop Of Missouri pippiuB
Geo. ~ browne Is ON his good be-.
hayiur Mrs Browne and three little
one are expected overland from Alhu.
qucrque. Mr. Browne rs RENTING up
one of the McHcnry houses on Wall
street where he Will reside
A. j. LOOMS. deputy internal rev
cnuo collector was here during the
fore part uf the week doing business
with tho Pennington and Clio dlstil
iVries. ait Looms uscd 60 Dt AKA uii
export in the cmployv of the Standard
oil company lie says there Is oil
hero galore.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11
RESULT or DRAWING CONTEST.
J. (. Elder Proved 20 De the Lucky
Owner Of Valuable Cnuoou

- e. EFuFN FNnNNu 70 DC NNN AAAhI
Owner Of Valuable Coupon.
The drawing contest took place at
10 80 O'Clock this morning at the
wall paper establishment of q. A.
i.ampman on south Second street
The contest was Witnessed by two
or three dlsintornstcd parties aud q
few that were hnldors OF coupons.
All present declared that tho system.
which originated ln the fertile brain
~ Mr. iampman was fair and square
~ y Elder manager Of the Colorado
Telephone company held tho lucky
number which was li6 and a. she
conclusion OF the contest the winner
was notified BY telephone " bis sue.
cess.
From the 9Th OF April 90 aud iuclud.
ing May o, every purchaser ~ a dol
lars worth of goods from Mr. Lamp
man was given ticket which en-
titled them to one chance OF draw
Ing the number which carried with
IL an opportunity to have an entire
room papcrcd, with moldlng 10 match
from any pattern they may select
from the large stock free of all
charges
As this innovation worked SO sue.
cossfully II is likely Mi i.ampman
will try II over again Ia a short time.
or he will hit upon another scheme
which viii bo equally as well patron.
lied as the former.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11
BLAND
Frnln Ono Iernld

From the Herald.
H. Kelly came On from Corrillos and
expects 90 remain here Tor some time.
j. n. Wallace has left this camp
u Is reported that he has gone to
Santa Rosa a division ~ the Rock
Island railroad
Ray Myers. the bright son NJ w. b.
Myers. who visited in Santa 30 and
CorHllos last week, returned 90 Bland
recently.
There vas a very pleasant surprise
PARTY last wednesday evening 40 The
home ~ Joseph Routlodgr The party
was given in honor ~ Miss Mabel
IA. Wyc0n local attorney has been
quite sick f1r the past few days
rheumatism has been getting the best
OF him. but he is ahlo "a be- up and
around again Mr. Wyc0n len Tor Al
buquorque Wednesday whore ht
hopes 20 bo boncattod by a lower al
| titudo.
Lieho L0Witzh arrived IN camI
| from Santa w.. bringing with him -four
young men who are to do some devei
Opment work in and around Hand
The party L. comprised % the follow
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11

Dr q. W. Harrison. who has been
making a tour In Colorado for a few
weeks past has returned % the city
and resumed his practice.
Frank Hall leaves tonight for san
Marclal. where be- will have business
20 attend 90 preparatory 20 the open
ing session Of she SOcorro county
court
Mr. barrett representing the whole
falc millinery establishment OF ID II.
Fish a Co. Chicago is In the city
to-day, Interviewing The local dealers
In millinery.
Edward ~ Harsch alderman o. tho
Second ward. who has been under the
weather FOR "A few days past u re-
ported rapidly improving, and viii Do
ont again in a few days
T. =. Heller. the well known gen
oml merchant and stock raiser OF
Cabezou Is in the city today, pur-
chasing goods and supplies from the
/ local wholesale merchants.
Mrs George y Thompson. the eHti'
mabie wife of Postal Telegraph
company uflcial al Chicago. left last
might Cor her home, 90 be- among her
/ people before the dreadful disease OF
consumption ends her life.
q. H. Jones. Who represents the
| uurlesnn Gale Candy company Of Den
| yer. ln the southwest. h In the cts
: ana ms face Indicates that ON his 70
cent trips a. cut ofthe. way toWas he
encountered some bad weather and
wind storms. he Is around to-day in
ittryiowinE his customers amOng ths
local merchants.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11
Funeral :, aelss.

Tho body of nornard Rolnken.
whose sad drowning was chr0niclsd
IN The Citizen yesterday afternoon,
was taken from la Ioya a. Beleu this
morning being met at the latter town
by Undertaken Edwards Of this city.
who prepared the remains for the ia.
neral and burial this afternoon. The
services were conducted nj the resi-
dcnco ~ John Becker. uncle OF tho
deceased. and temporary burial was
had in the Ioleu cemetery. The de-
ceased had many friends In this city.
aud last night several ~ hia most in
innate friends Bon. Bottle. Lou HolE.
Emil klcinwort Arthur Heyn and 9th.
crs went down a. Helen Co attend tho
funeral and 90 personally extend their
sympathy to tho bereaved brother and
relatives ~ that town.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11
VIII Es,snd Chinese rrads.

Washington, May 1T has devel.
opch that the movement for exten.
alyo opening " china to foreign trade
OF not only the United atatea and
several other leading powers. but also
the Chinese officials. Tho attitude u
Russia ia The source u some solicit.
tude, but although negotiations are
being 80 framed AZ 90 obviate any
objection that Russia might raise N
the opening ~ commerce was 10 aD'
ply principally 10 ManDhuria.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11
RED IN THE BLOOD

is the sign Of life, Of vital force,
of the force that life has, Of the
force that life is.
When the red is lacking, life
is weak, the spirits are weak,
the body is weak.
SCOTS emulsion Of cod-liver
oil puts red in the blood and
lie in the body.
It's thefood you can turn into
muscle and bone and nerve
1t gives you the mastery over
your usual food-you want
that. What is life worth il
you've got to keep dosing your
self as an invalidl
Red in the bloodl get red il
the blood
Wen send you a ltllsto try n YOU liia
SCOTT = BOWNk- 80 Fsah siFsst. New Yea
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11
ararEI 80 srRlkE.

Albany n. s.. May 7.--Employes OF
the United Traction company. which
operates the street surface car lines
.of Albany, Troy. Cohoca. Wateryolite,
and Rounsalaer struck this morning
The car lines OF the FIVE cities are
completely tied up. The strikers want
complete recognition OF the Amalga
mated Association Of Street Railway
Employees and the discharge Of 8oycn
nOn-union men employed by the com
pany They also want extra men paid
the same rate per hour as regular
men The strikers who number
about 900. are orderly.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11
A verv Remarkabie Remedy.

1t is with a good deal of satisfac.
ton aud pleasure that ! recommend
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and bio.
rhca Remedy says Druggist a. w.
Sawtello. OF Hartford. Conn. "a LAZY
customer, seeing the remedy exposed
for sale ola my show case. said 20 mo.
= really believe that medicine saved
my life the past summer while at the
horc and she became 40 enthusiastic
over its merits that ! az once made up
my mind 60 recommend 10 I'm the tut.
uro. Recently a gentleman came into
my store 600 overcome with collie pains
that ho sank at once 90 the door.
gave him dose uf this remedy, which
helped him ! repeated the dose and
iu nftpon minutes ho left the store
smnnFly informing me that he felt
as we'll as ever Sold by all drug
gists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11
COSTLY FLAGSTAFF BLAze.
Mr. euekler and Wife Lose 81, 100 II
Money and Household Furniture.

a log house In mill town occupied
recently by Mr.. Buckicr and family,
who have been ranchlng outside Of
the city. caught FIRE last Tuesday and
was consumed together with itH con
tents. despite the indefatigablc EFFORTS
~ the hose company 60 save a. II
was necessary To- procure extra hose
from the Arizona Lumber and Tin
Der compnnys mill before a stream
lot water could be- forced on tho
aamos. CITY Marshal Bayless and j.
H.. Graham handled the nozzle. The
only casualtiCs were Jack Raymond,
who was overcome by the heat while
acting as volunteer fireman, AID
Mrs Buckler. an elderly lady who
was burned on the forehead and top
Ut the head.
Raymond was conveyed 20 tho hos.
pitnl whore hc is conyhloscing Mrs.
UucklprB injuries were dressed AMI
she o. &C present on the rapid road 20
recovery.
Mr Bucklor had packed his house
hold effects preparatory Co moving 10
his ranch. The money was "a bills
and comprised che cash assets ~ the
family aud was deposited Ia the bot
tom Of Mrs Bucklcr's trunk and all
Efforts 90 reach h proved unayailinR
Coconino Sun.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11
Inrl Ios ward. Harry wsrd. 80.

ina Joe Ward. Harry Ward, Fred,
swopo and Ricardo Romero.
President W. ). Eand0n. of the 70.
rata Mining and Milling company,
who has been Ia Albuquerque Tor two
weeks past. dlspuslng ~ his stock,
whore he met with considerable sue
cess. has again returned 10 The dis
triCt Mr. Sandun ~ very enthusiasts
tic Ia regard 10 the outlook " the
Cumpanys properties ana the develop
mcnt work which ~ now under way
The dance aud entertainment given
under the auspices OF the ! o. %. r.
at Woods hall last Friday night was
a brilliant success. There we're about
forty couples present who thoroughly
enjoyed themselves until the small
hours IT the morning when they took
their departure Tor their respective
homes about half ~ the merry
thrung was composed ~ people from
AlhomRrlo