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covering to culvert, broke through.
and went flying through the air, land
ing about fifty feet from Irwin. My
revolver flew to point ut the side OF
the road between us, though trifle
nearer to him than to me. | started
up. when got Il twingc that laid me
out again My leg was broken.
AS soon as could think of anything
except the pain | raised my head and
saw Irwin crawling on his stomach to-
ward my weapon. He had moved only
Il few feet, and his progress WAS .
slow that it would take him some tim"
to reach it. Evidently he had either
parted with his own weapon or had
discharged all the cartridges. ! saw
At once thnt if was Il uurst.on OF life
OR death Wiih me 10 S"cur" the rcy0!N-
or my SELF and tla=--!n = crawling which
Uss= 30 more r .}d t!lHn that OF my
..=setaf )
T0e9y now .na a@ain would hear
i cream from l.ssia. N.!rh WAS usually
ee25aa4=l4 =l4y ot,as=t =teo1.4-!,.". l,Eia made
tslAfest Wl tg=l Wss making siA, thcn
- - .,s.,c,, te#ss=ei}t 4 handkerchief
ait,. ha}j,t,-. sIf=u:H' his -. t@. Led
Il =Q555ll +. '..tif ~ :'.it.e While
- va =Gpiu# tfs57 - A,a Hateaza~ 49,.
ata TACO ten feet VIE lie @rrS -
49,. Uii!. - aar..t'@j aaPa@a..'s.
.=ts45a;i.. ...;s,a. !ze WI, ..lHf..yafba hN
i.,g=7F.@ t. he1d 5.5,e t9U"DIINet, Wh59,4 he
t,, H.'eT.s. .7'-s.2.J!:@.. !.
&es-aat5Icir>i+ f-"ra .nA ave hH
st@5= -, "ni - = 7. ,ette. he.}t.TH&
lasH J. It was siu..l:."r, this tortoise
rice bet Hrca tfvo fellow beings Wih
lsfs "a :hr ;ali;;..2 'ie4tA for the forfeit.
.z=fefsz! time; | though; ! Should faint,
bal =izncl, ii diu would probably
.,ess=sr TetUrN i ep9s@i~nsn"ss | there
fore ne..r,l myself to Eoep my senses
and continue on i4N Way. Enr IN iiT1
minutes die not make five feet, nor
DID Irwin Go mlleh better
Presently lriin stopped and caiculat
td his oA1n and Hly distance.
What do you say to Il rest., pard:"
Ec asked
"Thcrc's no rest for the wicked" l
replied without ceasin% my efforts.
Very we'll. You'll get one pretty
soon. Since stopped TIE flow Of blood
I've ceased to lose strength. can see
you're giving out pretty fast. only
proposed Tie truce because didn't
like to see you suffer"
There was now about ten feet for
both Of us. and felt sure that despite
his plucky words Irwin was bleeding
from an artery, and. though was ex
pecting to lose consciousness every mo-
ment. l pushed on. l reached the
weapon while he was yet three feet
away and put out my hand for it. The
effort was too much for mel tainted.
When l came to myself Irwin was
where l had last seen him, stone dead.
His ashen face was toward me- his
CLASSY eye staring at mine, his right
hand extended toward the pistol, which
l was grasping. looked at the cham
bers and found. to my surprise. that
they had all been discharged. There
was not a bullet in any of them
JOSEPH II. KING.
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so DIFFERENT.
Lots Claim This, but So Different-Lo-
cal Proof Is What Pine Bluff
People Want.

There are a great many OF them.
Every paper has its share.
Statements hard to believe harder
to prove.
Statements from faraway places.
What people say in California.
Oftimes good endorsement there,
But of little service here at home.
Tine Bluff people want local proof.
The sayings of neighbors, friends
and citizens.
Home endorsement counts.
1t disarms the skeptic; is beyond
dispute
This is the backing that stands be
hind every box OF Doan's Kidney Pills.
Here is a case OF 1t:
F. Neis. well known house mover.
etc, residing out near the water
works, says: Il found after Il thor
ough trial that Doans Kidney Pills
are most excellent and successful
remedy for kidney trouble. For sew
eral years | had kidney complaint.
There MSS not so mNch hacllache. the
principal Indication being in eonnoc-
ton With the kidney secretions, which
at other times too scanty | used
medicines of various kinds, but they
aid not reach the cause. Learning
about Doan's Kidney Pills, procured
a box at the Mann Tankersley Drug
company, POI We5t Second avenue,
and commenced the treatment The
result was entirely satisfactory. l am
glad TO recommend the remedy. II is
wonderful medicine and one about
VII ch every one should know
Ior sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster Milburn company, Buff
tao, n V, sole agents for the United
nicteS
Remember the name-Doan' Sand
lcke no substitute.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-19
Deposits Of Sulphur.

Vast deposits Of pure flower SUI
phur, superior to that from Sicily.
have been explored in Mount Mo
Cutcheon. Unalaska. by Swedish ex.
pert employed by New Workers. This
diminishes by ole the short list OF
aecessities the United States must
suy ip othc. countries.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-19
c-s,vI1S ar rem Town

Most o. the railway stations in RS.
sia are about two miles from ,,e
,owns which they respectively serve
mis- is precaution against fire SO
nary OF the Russian dwellings aco
lbSt:ehed with strav.
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army plotting with others to throw
the republic into a state of probable
revolution by kidnapping and i'm
prisoning President Amador and the
new secretary of state. 1t was no
fairy tale. The messenger said Presi-
dent Aamdor had obtained full in
formation of the plot and he was hid
ing in the palace, guarded by rela-
tives.
Charge d'Affairs Lee at once dis
patched q note addressed to Gen.
Huertas at the barracks which soon
brought that gentleman to his senses.
The note said that in view of the
peaceful and pleasant relations ex-
listing between Panama and the
United States, and in view of Gen.
Huertas' brilliant military record, it
was the hope of the United States
charge d'affairs that nothing was
about to occur to strain those re-
lations or tarnish that record. Mr..
Lee added significantly that the cruis-
er Bennington was due in port at
daybreak.
Just how far the plot had advanced
or what the scheme in it's entirety
was, will not be known outside the
conspiracy circle. but certain 1t is
that the note did business and day
broke without a sign of trouble. and
with the uneasy head of the presi-
dent from under cover.
Then, at a. m, the secretary of
state, who Is also minister of war.
appeared at the barracks The troops
were ordered out on parade. Huertas
and Guardia reviewed the uneven
lines together. as though nothing
seized the occasion to address the
soldiers and to inform them of his
position and of their duty to their
country. The breach was filled, for
the time at any rate.
Huertas called at my hotel an
hour later and sent word to me to
see him at the barracks immediate
ly." lie apparently wanted to know
how many of the facts had leaked out
and sought his information from
an American correspondent. For
reasons of my own l pleaded ignor-
ance whereupon the spirit of the gen.
eral rose obviously and he handed to
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-11-30
Herd Of Swine on the Farm, and
Results.
BY John N. Jamison.

Newspaper Enterprise Association.)
1t costs so little to cover Il farm
with swine. that no farmer should
hesitate II he desires to start a herd
on his farm.
The beginning can be large or
small, to suit his pocket. Time and
growth will soon make up for what
the pocketbook lacks.
One good brood SOW will in two
years time stock large farm with
brood sows.
Many farmers who start a herd
would succeed better In the end II
they started with one SOW than with
a dozen or more. With one they can
learn swine keeping as they go. With
a dozen their ignorance in handling
them causes loss and possible dis
coura cement, and going out of the
business.
There Is no farm but has room
for a few swine. that will make profit
for the owner out of much that would
otherwise be lost.
The product of single brood sow
In a year may. IL fatted on the farm,
bring in anywhere from SIS to 5000,
according to number and size when
sold. and the price obtained
This on an investment at the start
that may be any amount from 81 to
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me an Illuminated portrait of HIM
self and expressed good wishes. The
call at my hotel of Huertas and my
visit to the barracks were promptly
reported to President Amador, who
brought me sharply to task the same
day, with many questions about what
Huertas had said to me, and what
knew about the plot. There were
some rather embarrassing situations
before 1 had explained my innocence
in the affair to President Amadors
satisfaction. And even then his sus-
picion of anyone having dealings
with Huertas was shown by the fact
that a dark-faced member of the Sc
cret staff was constantly at my heels
for four days thereafter.
Huertas made his way to Colon on
Monday afternoon. The New York,
Boston, Bennington and Marblehead
lay at anchor in port that morning
as signal to the malcontents that
Uncle Sam had not forgotten his in
terests. 1t was purely a coincidence,
however. that the fleet, bound south
for a winter cruise. stopped at Pan
anna. Captain Lucian Young, who
had come down from Washington to
command the Bennington, was to take
his ship at the isthmus, and the stop
was made for him.
The downfall Of Huertas was quick
after these events. He was looked
upon as a danger spot by the United
States authorities, and President Am
ador was advised to disband the army
and pension Huertas to rid the coun-
try of this ever-ready element of vio-
lence. Huertas accepted his fate with
protest, and he is still under the
watchful eye of the American au-
thorities.
But Huertas Is only one of many
that will bear watching, and after
all 1t is about as one high American
official expressed it to me:
THE average Panaman takes to
intrigue and disorder like a duck to
water. Playing with firebrands is
the national sport. and the average
mind is just primitive enough to dis
regard a greater force until that force
assumes the shape of a gun. Uncle
Sam has adopted an unruly SON."
MARLEN l.. PEW.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-11-30
CITY ENGAGES IN FORESTRY.

The city OF Los Angeles, Cal, pro-
poses to do very practical thing by
converting 5000 acres of brush land,
known as Griffith park, into COM,
mercial forest. The practice of using
parks as forest areas is quite COM
mon In Europe, but this will be the
FIRST instance In this country. The
plans have been made out by the
United States bureau OF forestry and
the work will begin at once. The
idea is to convert this piece of waste
land into self-supporting pleasure
ground. Other cities might very
probably follow the example of Los
Angeles.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-11-30

SIS, governed by size and age when
purchased.
Do you know of any other breeding
animal used on the farm that costs
so little that is capable of increasing
so rapidly and returning so much in
as short time?
AS a result of handling this prod
uct on the farm. II properly done,
the farm must grow richer-because.
If you grow pigs, you must grow rich
feeds. and of a kind that when re-
turned to the farm in the shape of
manure must improve the soil. And
this Improvement gathers strength
and volume as II goes on.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-11-30
READY FOR CONGRESS

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.-The ma
tional capitol is being put In readi-
ness for the assembling of congress
next week. During the last few
months the big building has been
cleaned from basement to dome and
a number of improvements have been
made A large archway has been cut
in the wall which formerly complete,
ly divided the two dining rooms OF
the house restaurant. a steam table
has been installed. and it is ANNOUNCE
ed that less elaborate menu. but
more satisfactory one. will be served
to hungry statesmen, beginning at IL
o'clock each day after the session
convenes. For the first time In a
quarter of a century the base OF the
dome has been scraped and painted
and number of leaks stopped. The
committee rooms have been redecor-
ated, new carpets laid, and new ma
hoguny furniture installed, and the
old furnishings of both the house and
senate have given way to new.
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ny Karlen Z. Pew.
Copyright. 1904, by the Newspape
ENTERPRISE Association,)


Copyright, 1904. by the Newspaper
Enterprise Association)
PANAMA. Nov. 20--It Is doubtful
II there ever before was Matched I'M
der Uncle SANS very nose more
bold or cheeky piece of plotting than
gsthe recent scheme to kidnap the pres
ident and secretary of state of this
troubled little republic.
American Charge d'Affairs Joseph
w. J. Lee. with clever diplomacy,
nipped In the bud an incipient revolu-
ton which, of course, would not have
gone very far, and the affair resulted
I'm the disbandonment OF the little
Panaman army. The incident. fiat
though the plot fell, gave emphasis
TO the oft-repeated assertion that
the Panaman at his best Is an I'M
certain quantity and served notice
upon the sanguine supporters of the
new republic that there was some
thing more than nero tongue-wag-
ging In the popular prediction that
Panama would prove thorn in her
sponsors side before the canal was a
reality.
There was much "I-told-y ou-so"
talk In the American colony here
after the facts became known, and
there were many added supporters to
the belief that the day is not far dis
tant when the United States will find
1t necessary measure to adopt Pam
ANA as n territory.
The gala week, commemorative of
Panama's declaration OF independ-
ence year ago, had been over three
days The gaycty of the occasion
had faded, leaving the dull. deaden-
ing humdrum Of everyday exist
ence heavy on the air. The people
had begun to find time to discuss the
ever-absorbing topic Of politics and
all interest hinged upon the action
of the commander of the Panaman
army I'm demanding, effectively, the
resignation Of the secretary OF state.
In ordinary times this incident would
have been an immediate sensation.
but so intent were the natives upon
the ensuing riot of fun incident to
the celebration that politics were half
forgotten.
Gen. Esteban Huertas. the one
armed, boy-faced, undcrsized COM
mander OF the troops. had taken adj
vantage of the excited conditions to
effect his coup. Huertas hated Thcs.
Arias. secretary of state, because
OF his vacillating policies. He
was said to be neither supporter
of the conservative party. which
is In power. or the liberals which
are out. Huertas, keen for self ad-
vancement, pleased the rank and file
of natives immensely when he wrote
curt letter to President Amador,
just before the fete week, which
read something like this:
TO His Exellency, President Am
ador: AS commander OF the troops
of Republic de Panama, / hereby
demand the resignation. from your
cabinet. within "a hours. OF Thos.
Arias. secretary Of state. Failure to
comply will result In my resigna.
tion.
(Signed) ESTEBAN HUERTAS.
There was more significance be-
tween the lines. Huertas thereby
set himself up as the real dictator of
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Press want" ads sell land.
NOTABLE SOUTHERN
WEDDING.

NASHVILLE Tenn, Nov. 60
Miss katherine Dibrcll, daughter OF
State Controller Frank Dibrell and
granddaughter of the late General
George Dibrell. was married today
TO Mr.. Frank +. Potter of this city.
The ceremony took place in the Tenth
Street Christian church and was
largely attended.
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CURED ooHsUNprron

>, mrs, b. w. Evans, Clearwater
Kan. writes: My husband lay sick
Tor three months. The doctors said
mat he had quick consumption, We
procured bottle OF Billiards. Hore-
mound syrup, and 1t cured him. That
vas SIX years ago. Since then we
nave always kept bottle In the
mousse. We can not do without n
For coughs and .;Sr-
colds colds, it has no WV2Xl1N
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OoNDYuATYOR.

Health Is absolutely Impossible II
consultation be present, Many serious
have sprung from neglected cousti-
patton. Such a deplorable condition
is unneceSsary. There Is a cure for
1t. Herhtns will speedily remedy
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Ask your doctor, then
do as he says

If he tells you to take Ayers
Cherry Pectoral for your throat
cough or bronchial trouble,
then take 1t. II he has anything
better, then take that. Only
get we'll as soon as you can.
Delays are always so danger
Gus in lung troubles. iS Az s &C..
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Take no Substitute.

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BREVDTDIS
Watson Drug Co.. 401 Riverside.

Watson Drug Co., 4V1 RiVerslue.
idle money is like seed that is not
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of security and profit.
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JeannOt Bros.
0722-0724 Monroe Street.

\ Hartford woman CO of IT has
just taken for her third husband a
man of 10 and is hoping he may stick
until death do them part" as agreed
upon at the altar,
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DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup at once. Stub
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HOUSTON SCHOOL,
Cannon Hill. anokana yx..A

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A regular course in physical train.
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ers creased down the sides instead OF
the front.
One story has 1t that Eddie is set
ting a new style. Another, that a
valet got drunk and 'butchered' the
royal pants.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-11-30

LONDON, Aug. 2I-The chappies
are all worked up over a rumor and
the fashionable tailors are living in
suspense,
The rumor is that King Edward re-
Gently appeared with his wide trous-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-11-30
THEY PLOTTED TO KIDNAP PRESIDENT
AMAD0R, WHO WAS SAVED BY AMERICAN
CHARGE D'AFFA|RS IN THE DEAD OF NIGHT

Complete and Hitherto Unpublished Details of Gen. Huer-
ta's Last Coup and How it Failed at the Last
Moment.
xHE PRESIDENT PANAMAwAs HIDING IN
Pew and That Makes Amadors uspic
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New toys and dolls just in.
New dry goods just in,
New rubber goods just in.
New underwear just in.
New clothing for boys just In.
New hats and caps for boys just in
And we surely want your business
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-10-27
Live stock Market.

Kansas City, Oct. IT. Cattle 5 tc
10c lower. Native steers, 500 @ $40:
southern steers, ESQ @ 3.75: south
ern cows, $50 q 2.75; native cows
and heifers. 1.50 q 4.5O; stockers
and feeders, 2.25 @ 4.25; bulls. AS
a s.25; calves, PTS q 500; western
steers. 800 q 4.50; western cows
1.50 a s.25
Sheep steady. Muttons. $50 q 40,
lambs, 4.25 q $50: range wethers,
3.25 q 4.15; ewes. $50 o $50
Chicago. Oct. 27.-Cattle steady.
Good to prime steers, 500 q TOO.
poor to medium, s.75 q 5.75; stock
ers and feeders. 2.25 q AS; COWS.
$50 a $50: heifers. 200 @ ASS:
Gamers. $50 q 2.40: bulls, ZOO q
AS: calves. 800 o 7.Oo: Texas fed
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-10-27
THIS SETTLES 1T.
Nothing in the Report of Hartman
Interests Controlling Santa re-.

Topeka, Kan, Oct. 27.-The report
that a combination of the Hartman
and Rockefeller interests has secur.
ed control of the Santa Fe system
was eHectually disposed of at the an.
nual meeting of stockholders of the
system held here today. There were
no representatives of the Hartman in
terests present. and the majority OF
the stockholders voted for the re-elec-
ton of the directors whose terms ex-
pired this year.
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steers, $50 q $50; western steers
800 q 5.25
Sheep steady. Good to choice W"-
theirs. 400 @ $50; fair to choice mix
ed, 1926 a 3.75; western sheep, 300
a 400; native lambs, 400 q 6.25.
western lambs, 400 q 5.S5
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In home you can increase
pay envelepes-.-at PaytOn's.

Miss Gerald Bell of Amarillo, Texas
is the guest of Miss Grabel and Miss
Margaret Patterson for several
weeks. Miss Bell is n of the lead
ing society girls of Amarillo.
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WANTED.-By a young lady, a POI
sition as clerk. drug store prefer
red. References. p. o. Box 893.
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Plenty of Anthracite Coal at
Roswell Wool & Hide Company.
Phone 80.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-10-27
FISHING FLEET FIRED ON.
Russian Pacific Squadron sinks nm
English Boat md Kills Two
OF the Crew.

Hull, Eng, Oct. pa. NJ. Jackson
& Co.. solicitors for the owners Of
so Hull fishing boats. have notihed
the foreign Office and admiralty Of an
attack on the Hull fishing fleet by the
Russian Pacific feet, commonly desig-
mated the Baltic squadron Command
ed by Vice Admiral Rojestvensky).
The official information Is that shortly
after midnight Friday the Russian
squadron fell IN with the Hull fishing
feet in the Moth sea. The first por-
ton of the fishing fleet passedsafely.
Then the Russian ships turned theft
searchlights on the British vessels for
some time and little later opened
fire. The steam trawler Crane was
sunk, and the decapitated bodies OF
her skipper and mate have been
brought to Hull. The boatswain and
other members of the crew who are
understood to be seriously wounded
are on board mission ship. The only
slightly injured member Of the crew
has arrived at Hull.
The steamer trawlers Moulmein and
Mino have arrived at Hull seriously
damaged by shots. the latter having
16 holes in her hull. it is feared that
other damage was done to trawelrs and
that Mt least one more was lost with
all hands.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-10-27
UNTIL AFTER ELECTION.
Convention Of "Brynn Democrats
and "Sllver Republicans" POST
pOned Until n Later Date.

Joliet, Ills. Oct. 24.-James H. Fer
riss, national chairman of the peoples
party, announced that the meeting Of
bryan democrats" and silver repub-
licans" called to be held in Chicago
on October % has been postponed until
after the coming election. In his an
nouncement Mr.. Ferriss states that he
had been asked by many Of those who
signed the call for the meeting to
postpone It to some date in November
or December. The time and place will
be announced by him within the next
two weeks. Mr.. Ferriss states that II
any of the 1000 persons to whom
invitations 10 the meeting were sent
shall come to Chicago he will meet
them Mt the Briggs House on the date
originally named for the convention.