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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-03-15
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-03-15
House to Rent.

Six rooms, centrally located. In
quire at express office.
m7w1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-23
Paraqraph PHILOSOPHY.
nearly

When man is crank nearly
everybody turns him-down.
Human nature is not as selfish. as
some believe it is. for mans love for
mis- felloWman frequently prevents the
foreclosure Of mortgage.
Some say that the right way t.
break the beef trust is to stop eating
beef. The proper way is to stop the
makers of the trust from eating any
One rosebud while You live is worth
bouquet on your grave.
A newspaper editorial says: Cecil
Rhodes left $4,000 900 and a funeral
procession FIVE miles long And he
had as much fun out of one as & It
of the other
If every woman could have What
she wishes in the way of dress the
churches would have to double their
seating capacity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-23
A Military Order In Emergency.

Captain Verne NJ. Bowie, who raised
and commanded company in an Ohio
regiment in the Spanish-Amcrican war,
told Of very unusual order he heard
given by an officer of a Missouri regi.
ment at Camp Meade.
''The Missourians company was com
ing down muddy road" said Captain
Bowie, "and presently they came to a
place where only two abreast could
pass. The company was in column
Of fours, and the problem of getting
them past puzzled their commander
completely. The correct order was
Right. by twos.' After some hesita-
tion he shouted pereinptorily:
"'Gee round that pu1dle.'
''The company had evidently been
better drilled than their commander.
for they broke into a column of twos
When they had passed the water. lis
tened eagerly for the next command
After some delay the officer shouted
sharply:
""Twos inter tours. right smart;
git!""
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-23
STEAMER j. x. SPEED BURNED
cauuht Fire at New Orleans Wharf
and Is Tota! Loss.

New Orleans, May 23.-The steamer
John X. Speed. lying at her wharf.
foot of Lafayette street. took fire at
|2::25 p. N. yesterday. supposedly
|ly from alcohol stored in the hold,
land quickly burned to the waters
edge Boat and cargo are d total
|oss. Capt Don Mari was aboard
when the flames first appeared. 4
General fire alarm was turned in, but
hot before the wharves had taken fire
and a very large section burned away.
Fire engine No IA. which was back
ed near the waters edge, slipped into
The river because of an accident TO
The wedges under the wheels, and now
lis at the bottom of the river 4
1iver will be sent down Immediately
10 try to recover it. The loss will be,
including the cargo and wharves. fully
10000. The Speed is valued at $40.
2OO and carries $4,000 insurance. The
General cargo is a complete loss. and
fill amount to fully $4,000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-23
WALLACE CAPTURED.
One OF the Alleged Murderers Of
Sheriff Powers.

Governor Davis issued requisitioE
on the governor of Oklahoma for Jim
Wallace. one of the alleged murderers
of Sheriff John H. Powers, of Clarks-
ville on February 5, 1902 Sheriff J. B.
King stated that he had received a tel
egram from Chief of Police R. W.
cochran, of Oklahoma City. stating
that he had Wallace in custody.
Wallace is under joint Indictment
with Geo. Durham. John r. Dunn and
Fred Underwood for the murder. Dur
ham and Dunn were captured at Wich-
ita Kan. but Dunn escaped from the
Jail hospital and has not been recap
tured. Durham is now in the Arkan
sas penitentiary for safe keeping. hav-
ing been indicted this month at Ciarks
vile for murder in the first degree
Underwood has never been captured.
and It seems Wallace is now under ar
rest in Oklahoma City.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-23
Broad ard Corbett to Meet.

Denver, Colo. May 23.-Unless the
Tell-laid plans of the Denver Athletic
qub Slip a cog Young" Corbett will
ppear in the arena of that organiza-
ION tonight to defend the champion
PIP title which he won from Terry
FcGoVern last Thanksgiving Day.
us opponent is to be kid" Broad,
mo has high hopes of defeating the
and thereby winning cham
Fonshlp honors and the liberal purse
png up by the club. AS result of
Ffeful training both men appear in
kpefo form and fit to fight the battle
ther lives. Though the distance
united to ten rounds hard and
ee contest is expected. Tonight's
counter will be the third meeting
t"eeen the pair. In the first bout
oao was returned the victor in four
phas. and in the next Corbett won.
contest going the limit. ten
binds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-23
PRACTICAL JOKE CAUSES DEATH
Wife OF Fort Riley Bandsman Fatally
Burned by Her Husband.

Junction City. Kas., May 233.-Mrs.
w. G. Smoke. wife of Corporal Smoke
of the Ninth Artillery band, stationed
1T Fort Riley. Kas., died at her home
here today of burns received as the
result Of a joke perpetrated by her
husband. Mrs. Smoke had hidden in
an outbuilding and in q spirit of fun
locked her husband out Smoke poured
some gasoline on the stone steps and
lit it, thinking to frighten her The
flames were drawn in under the door
and enveloped Mrs. Smoke, who died
several hours later in terrible agony.
She was conscious to the last and eX-
onerated her husband, insisting that
his act was intended as a joke. Mrs.
Smoke formerly lived at Harrisburg,
Pa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-23
TIE Chinese .,..,ye .ns reJ

Red IS i4s' n. .,J.1i s'o,o' \ ,,I.:!.,. The
coolies Chat cars to- RE in her i! :er
are ,iicsssii IN re,, aud thes Gear a
dwarf orange trea ,EadGu with fruit
and coin. The brides compartments
arr finished in red trimmings. presents
are c;liiied on red trays, the banners
!;iri:e in the processi9l are originally
ci';i!:>oi. which are frightened by the
i">y glow OF the lntern Red umbrel.
las are carried. and Illuminated signs
blaze iii Go.0r. The canopy itself is
decorated! according to the wealth and
the taste Of til" i,iitie's family \ poor
woman is carrie 1 70 her wedding feast
in a plain f!lHl' painted red. If the
fHMilY has wealth or rank. the palan.
qEn is very ornate. decorated with
dragon heads. The Chinese skill IL
working silk or gold cord is displayed
i'll an artistic manner. When the bride
appears. she wears Il red veil, and the
letters to her ancestors, whose blessing
is invoked. are written on red paper.
The bride generally wears a crown
adorned with tinsel and mock jewels.
an idea which is much more prevalent
in Sweden.--Woman's Home Compan-
ion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-23
m@TEoR FALLS N ST. LOUIS.
5ai9at SIS Se1jepe 1t &iaY +ave 5een
ll,ir.eei from Nors Foeec.

s. Louis May 2@,--A et.orjc s5aa.
weighing about five poands fell II
Thifterntit and Mullannhy streets !,
WAS imbeejgted in the earth for several
feet. Where it struck the ground was
damp from recent showers and sent
forth a strong flow Of steam.
When the aerolite, meteor, or what
ever it may be. was dug up it was so
hot that it could not be handled. and
was rolled into a pool of water. where
it remained for over two hours before
it could be touched With i'm punity. Il
seems to be composed of iron and is
strongly impregnated With sulphur.
Many scientists claim that it is a
volcanic stone. hurled ont Of Mont Pc
lee. being thrown above the atmos-
phere surrounding the earth. and fin
ally coming back within the confines
of the laws of grayitation. fell in st.
Louis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-23
. eVacuate Island of Martinique.

alls, May 23-The minister of the
onies, M. De Crais. has cabled to
Y. LHuerre at Fort De France in
|uc'ing him to make all possible ar
sements for the embarkation of
lnhapltants of Martinique, in the
~ of circumstances necessitating
evacuation of that island. The
'eefy OF the colonies has communi.
~ 10 the Associated Press the fol
is cable message, sent to Gov
ueife; Make known, if the stu
u seems to YOU to necessitate par
- .otal evacuation of the island.
"eahs at Your disposal or those
na' need. No reply has yet
received.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-23
RACE, TRDj bIE>
THREATENED ~ PARAG0}JLC,
ARK
Negroes Warned to Leave Town, but
Officers VIII Protect Them
from Harm.
RACE TRGI BI.t>>
Negroes Warned to Leave Town, but

Paragould. May 2233.-The reports
that negroes living here have been re-
ceiyins anonymous warnings to leave
town have caused Sheriff A. D. Gray
son. Constable A. D. Jackson and
City Marshal B. F. Ziegler to ISSUE the
following proclamation
The reports having come to us
that certain lawless persons, unknown
to us. are sending incendiary mes
sages to the colored citizens OF Para
gould and ordering them to leave
town. and that by threats of bodily
harm said colored citizens have be
come alarmed for their safety, now,
therefore. we, the undersi gned. as
peace officers. bound to uphold and
enforce the law against all violators
thereof. hereby warn such violators
that we will fully protect all colored
citizens. as we'll as the whites. in the
enjoyment of their liberty. and will
arrest any and all persons who may
be guilty of mistreating. threatening
or intimidating said colored citizens.
We hereby make proclamation that
We will pay reward of $25 for any
information that will establish the
identity of any such offenders of the
law as above mentioned, should such
information lead to conviction We
hereby call upon all law-abiding citi
zens to stand by us in the enforce
ment of the law, and we will guar
antee protection to all citizens. wheth-
er black or white. in the peaceful en-
joyment Of their rights of property and
citizenship
Little Rock, May Ex-Governor
Davis sent instructions to Paragould
not to use the militia force at that
place in connection with the race
trouble existing there, unless ne shall
positively order out the troops. The
governor evidently believes the peace
authorities at Paraguold are able to
cope With any present or prospective
trouble connected with the threats
against negroes there At any rate.
he is determined to emphasize the
fact that the militia cannot be used
unless ordered out by the governor
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-23
rOreinDuxht.

"Nhy. didn't know you had weak
eyes, Mortimer" exclaimed his very
best girl.
Il haven't" returned Mortimer ear
nestly. Il have come to ask your ia
ther for your hand tonight. and it is
state prison otfense 70 strike a person
wearing glasses in the eye" "-Brooklyn
Eagle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-23

I believe that a really good article
in general use. having intrinsic merits
and, if possible. special merits, chat
is largely, WELL cheaply anc; intel.i-
gently advertised, should pay a good
percentage upon the Investment
Thomas j. Barrett. Managing Director
Pears Soap" London.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-23

nne the average human salesman
[s.pias his natural sleep,this news
o active. silent agent is pro-
mug IN cold type the merits of
sooas'-J. A. Mcdonald. Jordan,
Pa & Co., Boston.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-23

cannot conceive of any line of bus
mess that will not take On new life
when fed by judicious method of ad
vartising g.-Presidenr Dickerson( Sci
ling Cycle Works.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-23
MEnitanhY.V

A man may be simply mulish during
his lifetime. but in the obituary notice
It is always said that he had the cour-
age Of his convictions.-Den Post
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-23
NOnprOgresslve.

Farmer Dunk-That ere hired man of
yourn is pretty slow. amt be- Ezry?
Farmer Hornbeak-Yuss; he's too
slow to make successful pallbearer.-
Judge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-23
TrOuI uIsle.

The man who borrows money bor-
rows trouble. The man who lends
money d .esn't need to borrow trouble
-Solnerville (Mass) Journal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-23
A PUNCTURED TIRE

!" Should always receive your imme- y
# diate attention, as it is the cause =
81 Of more wheels going to the scrap 4
= pile than any other known cause. =
. Like the liver in the system of
= mankind, is the start OF the many =
st ills. | can cure it and do it in :
= frstclass shape w. f. LININ-
St GOOD, 217 w. Second avenue
>: .
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-23
g @NAr

7ais S ynat9:,- y s.. every boz of zoe geau;n.
s-axl:,ve 3fomo-t,.inin Tsg,,..
-. reacH: - 4.ro& :, co,a In cnr GA:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-23

STRAYED-Black and white mooley
COW. split in both ears, one bad teat;;
long, heavy tail. Finder will receive
reward Old phone 432 Mrs. II. G.
Terry. 202
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-23

cruising will sell everything that
& 70 be Subsidiaries Austin
Is, \ V
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-23

FOR RENT-To couple without chill
dren. we'll furnished house (including
piano for the summer; hot and cold
bath. nice location: on two car lines
ten minutes walk from the post Office.
l.. c.. Graphic Office 1919
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-23

FOR SALE-Horse buggy and haI-
ness at bargain; horse eight years
old family pet very easy keeper
M. NJ. Graphic Office 1873
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-23

The Best Talent in the City Will AS
sist
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-23
Friday Night, May %

TiE4ets at Altschuls Cigar Store.
The Meeker herald., 1902-11-08
Fl. E HOLLOWAY,
Undertaken and EInbaImsr.
Picture Fnmes and Picture houidinxs kept
on Hand.
MERKER, COLORADO.
Legal Notice.
Legal Notice.
STATE OF COLORADO,
COUNTY or RIO BLANCo. In the DISTRICT
Walter 3. Ttbbstts, Piatntt1,)
W. M
Louise c. Terriil, David p. Summons.
Tcrrill, J. A.. Alley and John
In the Districi
Summons.

Louise G. Tefrtil, Bayid p. Summons.
Terrili, J; A;Ai,cy and John
The People Of the stnte Of Colorado, to the IN.
fendants above named. Kreetine:
You ere hereby required 10 appear in an
plaintiff In tho District cogrt II of hi Rio Risnco
county. Stnte Of Colorado. and answer the CONF
pisint herein within twenty days after the ser
served ont Of this county, or .by pubItcaticn. !.
within thirty days sitter the service hereof. ex-
elusive Of the day Of service: hut K copy Of
mons. or II the service be made out Of the stnte,
ten days additional time shall be allowed for
ssns vi h snd .nswer Or iudEent by a
the prayer Of the complaint.
The nature OF this action 10 a. fOllovv viz,
cnfe r1r tne sc nee q that certain deed exc
the defendant, John L. Cray, under date of
November 81, 1900, and that certain deed exc
o 1s ss phn 4 ass ., g he
cember 10 1900. and that certntn deed executed
ny the defendant. Louise q. Tcrrill. to the de-
1901; all Of eaid deeds purportfns to convey the
southwest quarter OF the nosfheast quarter,
and the southeast quarter Of the northwest
four. in Towuship four south, Of Range ninety
iour west Of the Sixth principal meridian, con-
taininE one hundred sixty and eight one-hun-
County of Rio Bisnco. and ssste of Co,os.so; 81 ds
and that said ceeds be respectively declared
nuu Anu vOlus ano OF no eject, ~ against the
rights of this plaintiff, and may b. declared
cancelled Of record; that the sid real estate
hercinbefore described may be adjud9ed sub
1ect to the Judgment and lien Of pialntiR de-
scrtbed IN the complaint herein; and that said
property may be ordered eold ID ratjsfy eaid
Judgment; also costs OF SUIT 4 7
AZ more fully appears from the complaint
fled In said action. N =
Witness our hnnds at ONCE in city Of Denver.
N Arapahoe county, this 4th day Of August,
A. u. NW. HENRY T. KO0nRs,
LUCIUs N. CUrHHEnT,
DANIEL B. ELLIS,
h00ERs. CUTHHERr & ELLIS.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Ei-t. put No-' ?. :ao, -s.tf,.r .-.,. = t,sa
The Meeker herald., 1902-11-08
Among the stock,nen.

Baer Bros. shipped ten cars OF cattle
to st. Louis last Friday.
Tom lies shipped fifteen cars Of cattle
TO Kansas City Saturday.
OIL tanks for the Rangely oil we'll were
unloaded here this week.
Messrs, Keller, Sandy and Martin
shipped nine loads of cattle out to Kan.
sas City last Thursday night Rifle
Reyeille.
Frank IIarker, Ed Wilber. Bills Bros
and y. j. Hendricks are back from
Kansas City where all did very well.
j. Sbrehike got 81. 10. Otto and Robert
Metzger Sl.15 at Kansas CITY. Prett,
good.
Several good sized shipments will gc
out this month.
The market seems to be on the mend
or else n better grade of cattle is going
out from these parts.
Things look encouraging for lats
shippers. =,
j. W. q. Shepherd received IS. As fol
745ponnd feeders. and 1925 for go
pound cows.
Edwards X Hart received 81 IS fol
steers and S. 80 for cows at Omaha.
So far as heard from. Al Pierce topped
the market for stuff from this section
AL got 81 4.7O for his steers.
Huletb u Tprrence and ]. e. duffy
passed through Tuesday with large
bunch Of cattle. They intend going tc
Kansas City. This makes the fourth
shipment of the season for uulett 8
Terrence and the second for Mr.. Duffy
The Meeker herald., 1902-11-08
81. Jan,e., Sew MINISTER.

Rev, d. W. Galway. the new minister
at st. James Episcopal church. preached
his first sermon last Sunday morning
and created n most favorable impression
OH the congregation.
In addition to being clergyman Of
marked ability. MIR. Galway Is favored
with clear voice and good delivery.
II is hoped that his labors here will be q
success in every way.
The Meeker herald., 1902-11-08

Owing to the non-arrival Of large
invoice Of paper this week we have to
COME nut OH tile ''half SHE'LL"
The Meeker herald., 1902-11-08

W. n. Rsnsro has leased tho upper
Rector place vt Rangely and will move
down there In the near future.
The Meeker herald., 1902-11-08

Latest reports received here indicste
that Miss Carrie Mootz is still in very
lsN,r heait,f 1T her home in New Jersey.
The Meeker herald., 1902-11-08
a New Settlement.

Several settlers have located Oh the
Blair mesa lately and propose taking
out large ditch to cover that splendid
piece OF land and adjacent tracts.
A DR.. ThOrnbnrg. said To be a brother
Of the Inflated Muior Thornburg. is re-
ported as being ut the head Of the enter
prise.
The land In question is one of the
finest tracts in this county. and THE
HERALD earnestly hopes that success
may attend the Efforts OF the new
settlers.
The Meeker herald., 1902-11-08
Military Notes.

, u b.
The bovs were taught little military
guard duty last Monday night. Guards
were posted at all entrances and all whu
arrived late were promptly challenged.
OF course they thought 1t joke and on
attempting tn pass the sentinel were ar
rested aud put into hastily provised
guard house.
Oh ye gods, just think of it! Sergeant
WalbridHe and Corporal Hopkins both
did time" in the guard house las,
Monday evening.
The annex 10 fast nearing completion,
and soon the boys will have CLUB room
and place for their ,refimentais."
{ New recruits are coming in at every
meeting OF the troop. tl,ree new mem.
hers being elected last Monday : vening
Come along boysl let ds make ..Ds
troop ono OF the crack military organ,z.
ations of tlle state.
The Meeker herald., 1902-11-08
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The Meeker herald., 1902-11-08

The pianolo Is something new in this
town ami It renders beautiful music.
At Odd Fellows hall next Friday even
i,sU ia l.a4 fsf2 ~,
The Meeker herald., 1902-11-08
Don't fail " attend the concert ut
Odd Fellows hall next Friday night.

Salty isn't bad hand with the paint
brush either. See how neatly he has
painted tile Axial coaches.
The Meeker herald., 1902-11-08

Largest and best assortment Of bit
and spurs at Hartke Il Sheets.
The Meeker herald., 1902-11-08

and there had some fun with him-0r he
with them. Well. to make N long st0Ty
short. they took Al on a com hunt and
to put 1t In his own words he had the
time Of his life. Everybody turned out
white men. black men. coon dogs. and
common dogs. and Al saws he wouldn't
have missed 1t f,r train load Of besf.
Coons and 'possums were plenty. and In
the scrimmaRe Al caught two 'possums
which he had shipped in hare and wtIach
he will add tO the Vaughan park col
lection Of wild gnme. MI. Ellison Is
loud in his praise Of the hospitality Of
Aiiss0urians, and retnrns here feeling
well repaid for the time spent in old
Missouri.
The Meeker herald., 1902-11-08

70 CURE A COLD M owe. DAy
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money IL it
fails 10 cure r ". Groves signature
is on each boS. 2lc.
The Meeker herald., 1902-11-08

A building boom Ia looked for next
spring. This. town doesn't need . rail-
road or prospect railroad to make 1t
grow. sts5
The Meeker herald., 1902-11-08
\ Liberal Oner.

The undersigned will give a free sam
pie of Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets to anvone wanting reliable
remedy for disorders Of the stomach.
biliousness or constipation. This is .
new remedy and good one.-Strehlke
brON,
The Meeker herald., 1902-11-08

X. +. Bartlett is erecting what will be
the finest log house in the county, when
completed. on his ranch near White
River.
The Meeker herald., 1902-11-08

Now that the election Is over. let vi
take up the North Fork ditch proposi-
tion.
The Meeker herald., 1902-11-08

Sir. i,eideIman. of Denver. will sing a
snlo at the NJ. Il. church Sunday night.
The Meeker herald., 1902-11-08

Wanted Situation.
On ranch to feed stock or fanch work.
Cal at this Office. nl.n15