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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-06

Henry Blossom, Jr leaned over the
hack of a seat in the last row ar
the Academy of Music. watching a
performance of "Checkers." Near him
a man and woman sat somewhat list
lns4ly observing the action on ths
stage, and the people in the audience
81 wonder who that young fellow
is?" asked the woman, having no
lticed Mr.. Blossom s interestedness.
"That" replied the man Indifferent
V. oh that's only tho author oil
the play
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-06
HOW THE ACTOR
HATES THE AUTHOR

An ac,rpss of considerable intellect
nal powers, and of such estimation
that her name is usually made prom
inent in the advertisements of the
plays in which she appears, stopped
before the huge billboard on which
fared the announcement of George
ide's New American Comedy, 9Th"
College Widow" says the New York
Mail. She gazed upon the poster for
few seconds. and then, with an
uplifted chin, scornfully remarked to
her companion:
"You'd think this man Ade played
the piece. wouldn't you?'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-06
Jobbers, Wholesalers and
Manufacturers
CFPINE BLUFF ARKANSAS.

LUMBER,
BLUFF CITY LUMBER COMPANY.
facurers Lumber Lath Shingles SSa al
House spec Cheap Lumber fo7 taf 81
Lulings buildings pannel door Is TIT cheapest aA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-03
A barre woman Asks

Have you a floor paint that will last two
weeks NJ Yes, we have Deyoe's; it has a
beautiful gloss and will wear two years If
properly applied, Reynolds q Son.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-03

W. G. Jackson is on the sick list.
i D Wilds lost valuable COW last
week.
Abe Jacobes Of Corinth was in town
Saturday on business,
The decorators from Wells River are
decorating the church.
Schools In town commenced Monday.
Miss Lena Keyes teaches in the Dexter
district.
IL. M. jackson arrived in town last
week He has been staying 10 Groton
the past winter.
The travelling from here to Barre is Just
terrible. The stage does not get here
some nights till eleven o'clock
HiIas Church has sold his stock Of COWS
and horse to George II Newton and will
work for w 4 Kimball this season
Mrs. Carrie Bagley has bought c. IL
Nights residence id the village and Mr.
Hight has moved to the Or. Dow house.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-03
WILLIAMSBURG.

Mrs Hiram Drury went to Boston yes
terday for treatment.
Rev f. A. Klmball went to Washington
yesterday to ofiiciate at the funeral Of
Mrs Van Blaroom.
Anyone whose telephone batteries have
become weak can get new ones by calling
at the central Office,
Fishermen are very plenty but there
seems TO be scarcity Of fish. A few good
ones have been caught.
The generator at the central office Of the
Peoples telephone broke Saturday SO il
could not be fixed until yesterday.
Ned Lawrence returned to his home in
Sodom after spending several weeks with
his cousins, w. e. and II. S. Drury.
Drury Bros. had the misfortune yester.
day to lose a fat COW. No cause for death
Is known as she seemed to be well but q
short time before finding her dead in the
barn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-03
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tsraeiy Told FOR Busy
Readers.

Local Happenings Teraely Told For Busy
Public waiting room at Abbott's,
Go to Barry & Williams for ine dining
room furniture.
Childrens white and colored dresses,
25c up, at Vaughans.
Great bargains ID fancy oak rockers at
Barry & Williams.
Old gold and silver wanted at refners'
prices in exchange for goods at F. +. Burr's
Exchange tickets for the Elite Lady
Minstrels for sale at McWhorters cloth
Ing store.
The second invoice of negligee shirts
Just received at McWhorter's. The larg-
est and best line ln the city Prices, 50c
to $3.50
II you are interested in real estate mat
tiers you should notice the change In the
advertisement Of Averill q Scott on page
Z. The Tilden property on North Main
street Is going to be sold at some price, II
there is any one that wants it, Ii you
do not decide to buy,no harm viii be done
Mr.. b. Good morning, +. Did you
get that Sample Bond a'i Mr.. Eye
and my wife and looked It over carefully,
She Is very much interested. She said
Why, there's chance for you TO protect
me and SAVE all that money, too, and
must say she has II about right. Mr.
B.-AShe caught the point in sentence
Savings and the protection free Ballard
& Co. Reliable insurance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-03
HY0MEI'S SUCCESS IN BARRE.
Cured Many Serious Cases Of catarrh.
Rekert & Wells VIII Refund
Money if Ii Fails.


No other medicine or treatment for ca
tarrh has ever achieved such quick and
remarkable success in Barre as Hyomei.
The fact that Rickert & Wells when they
first introduced Hyomei sold it under a
positive guarantee to refund the money in
case 1t did not cure contributed largely to
its successful introduction A guarantee
from a firm like Rickert & Wells gave
people confidence at the start.
Those who obtained a Hy0me outfit
found that the treatment did all that was
claimed for 1t; that the first few breaths
Of Hyomei cleared the air passages and
gave an exhilarating and inyigoratlng eff
feet It's continued use freed the system
from all catarrhal germs, soothed and
healed the mucous membrane and made a
complete and lasting cure.
Compared with the dangerous stomach
drugging that had been used heretofore in
the treatment Of catarrh, the balsamic air
of Hyomei created a most favorable Inn
preston And the medicine itself did
even more than was claimed for it. liz
fact, to make success, 1t was necessary
that Hyomei should cure nearly every case
In which it was used, for every outfit was
sold on a guarantee to refund the money
in case it failed.
Ii it had not possessed unusual merit
an offer like this would have resulted in
an enormous loss. But curing, as 1t did
HyOmei soon gained an enviable reputa
tion and made many friends who recon
mend 1t far and near. Its success here in
Barre has been remarkable, and Kicker
y Wells are still selling it on their person
al guarantee to refund the money in cast
II does not give satisfaction.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-03
EAST BARRE.

Carrie Sleeper passed through here Sat
urday on her way to Clement Moves Of
Orange, She is now working in Barre.
The quarterly supper at the lodge Of
Good Templars viii be given this evening,
May s. Allmembers are requested to be
present.
There is much talk in town concerning
the promenade concert to be given at the
opera house Friday evening. All look for
good time.
The w. q. z. u. will hold their next
meeting at the home Of Mrs. Verne Tom
linson next Friday, May 6, at 2.30 p. nj.
There will be the annual election Of otfie
ers. All members are requested to be
preseut
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-03
RANDOLPH.

Henry Leonard, while working in bis
barn Friday fell from step-ladder in such
a way that he injured the lower part Of
his spine SO that he has been confined to
the house and is unable to attend to his
duties in the drug store
The Randolph Woman's Literary club
were entertained Saturday afternoon BY
Mrs. i. p Thayer at her home on High
land avenue. The general subject Of the
programme was Indiana. and the mem
bers responded to the roll call with quota
tions from Riley.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-03
WASHINGTON.

The public schools in town began yes
terday morning with some new teachers
ana three Of the old ones, Miss Gertrude
Hill OF Bradford in the grammar and Mrs.
WorthIey In the primary department Of
the village school and Mrs, Emma Taplin
In the Newman district, the remainder be-
ing new teachers,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-03
TRE Barre DAILY HINES
BARRE. VT MAY 5. 1904
weather prsa,cs,ons.

Boston, May 3-Fair tonight
and Wednesday. light variable
winds.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-03-10

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Arizona silver belt., 1904-12-29
OUR NElGHB0R FINAL.
lining News Reported by the Ari-
 zona Blade

Nes,ly all of the machinery for the new ieachiug plant is on the ground and Is being set in order by Manager Mcintosh. It will soon be in running
 .rder, then the chloriders can get Jlsy.
 Supt. F. R. Stafford, of the Ariz ma Pacific company. went over to Phoe- Dix sunday Co meet General Manager sharp and escort him oat to ths mines st WOOlly, where some extensive im- PIOyements are contemplated.
 Supt. w. B. Twitchell, of the Big Lead MiningcOmpany, passed through lere Saturday en route home from Phoenix He was in a very happy ifame of mind over the continued i'm proyement in the extent and value of the ore body he is now developing on the copper properties, situated at Ray aud recently bonded by him for his company.
 J. M. Carter, general superintend- snt Of the Fletcher Mining, Milling & smelting company, arrived here Tues. day from kingman, and left Thursday for Mineral Hill with force of ten miners to begin work on ths Golden Q1iver group of mines, a silyer-lead group of great promise. There are also number of ore chutes on the group containing copper, and all the Veins of the group are gold-bearing.
 The Superior company shipped an other carload of copper gold ore from the Florence depot Wednesday, and there is still a half carload on the plat form at their warehouse. A carload of crude oil arrived aG their storage tank sunday, and new TO horse power Hines safety boiler, duplicate of one recently installed at their mine power plant, was transferred from a flat car tO the company's great iron wagon Tuesday and is now on the road to Su. periOr. With this additional boiler capacity the Superior power plant will be equal to any demand the mine can make upon it.
Arizona silver belt., 1904-12-29
M0HAve COUNTY
The Weeks Mining News as Re-
 ported by the Miner

Work on the Twins and Champi on mines is showing up splendid ore boIies. L. D. Godshall has been at the mines several days this week and reports that the ore is improving with every days work.
 Toe little mill at the R imroi mine, which is being operated by Lew Blakely, is turning out considerable bullion. Yesterday nicr bar of gold was brought in from the mill and shipped to the mint. With a small capital invested in the plant the mill is one of the best paying propositions in the county.
 At the Pioneer mine, of the German American group, work is progressing nicely, the hoisting plant being in- stalled and ready to start. J. D. Jor. dan has contract to sink loo feet be- low the present level. At the Tread well mine, of the same group, another contract has been let for a large amount of work.
 The Blue Ridge Mining company is having site for a ten stamp mill graded out at the Tom Reed mine. Nearly 100000 gallons of water is be- ing pumped daily from the mines and as work progresses it is expected that this volume of water will iucrease rapidly. The mine is showing great improvement with recent develop. ment.
 $. c. Bagg, superintendent of the New Comstock Mining company came in from the Katherine mines last Wednesday evening and departed the same night for his home in Los Appe. les, where he will spend the holidays. He is much pleased with recent deyel. opment on the Katherine, and believes 1t will eventually become one of the greatest mines on the coast.
 J. B. Anderson, who recently made rich discovery of gold and silver ore near the Techaticup mine, at Edo.
  rado Canyon, has leased out part of the vein and the leasers are now pe;- ting out rich shipping ore. So far the rich ore has been found on three leases and three carloads have alreaov been shipped. The original strike was one of the richest ever made in the canyon.
 Two prospectors have discovered a vein of ore on Mob Hill, near Eldo- rado Canyon, that runs 45O ounces sil. yer and one ounce gold The men have been shipping regularly to the shelter and report has it that enough ore IS in sight to make them weslthy. Tbee ore Is similar to that found in early days on the Techaticup and is still richer It is probable that when the new mill is erected at the Techa- tlcup all ores in that section will b
Arizona silver belt., 1904-12-29
hide experiment is satisfactory, and

hide experiment is satisfactory, and
 m y lead Lo the renabihtation of ths
 al Toughnut mill in the near future.
 Conditions are uniformly imprt ving
 In all th' holdings or the company
 and tho regular shipments of ore are
 being forwarded to the smelter. Pros.
 pector.
 The Bisbee Miner states that three
 compa tment shaft Is to be sunk at once on the Naco Junction property known as the Pemberton claims. A company has been formed by Los An. geles people which includes Messrs
 Whitson, Hodges and Siebert, the lat ter being formerly in the provision business in Lowell. It is understood that amf ng the Los Angeles parties interested appears the name of H. k. Huntington, of the Los Angeles street railway company.
 The splendid new Glrdner shaft equipment, just completed, pronounc- ed by all who have seen 1t as the fl aest and best in Ariz Dna, and by an expert structural erection man as the most complete in the United States, with its capacity to carry the shaft down l2OO feet, tells it's own story of what is doing down below to justify the ex- pendlture of the large sum of money that the plant represents. And now comes the Holbrook with the new hoist it is to have, for winch ground Is now being prepared by the graders and foundation builders. A great new body of ore that has just been opened to an extent that gives the right to call It great, as great and probably greater than any other body of orc that the Copper Queen has ever got in this camp, makes the need for the in creased hoisting capacity desirable as soon as men and money can provide 1t. This body of ore has been known In the mine for some time. The pros- pector's pick found it's way to it months ago. Since then it has been developed slowly but surely until it stands out today as a world of wealth, wealth, in Itself. It is not ali hlgh-grade ore, but some of it Is, and the average made is a very sat iSsacCOry one.-R .view
Arizona silver belt., 1904-12-29
ms About the Mines and Min sraI Development Culled
 From Exchanges.
OF AMERICA
,,rts From riany Districts In the
 Territory, Telling of Important discoveries, Active Operation and organization of New Companies

C,l. J. P. Breathitt, who has bean
 tbs east for the past several months
 o,0pection with the tlOtation of \. Ersene Consolidated Gold compa |oy rturned tU Arizona last week, He stated that the Greene Consolida. .,a Gold company had sold all the k,,s it would offer at present.
 Vr. and Mrs. F. C. Friedman have .wrled from St. Louis, where Mir pisImau lad charge of the Arizona grIi', fair mineral exhibit, which ex- |,5jt he says attracted good deal of s,orable comment and elicted much Douiry about AriZona's mineral re- lrceS. A party of men of means mn arrive here in the near future to os over this mineral field, as re- l lt of their examination of the min. l al exhibit. Prescott Courier.
 A New York dispatch says "Nego-
 ntionS are under way for the sale of
 aOOO shares of the stock of the Nit sell Mining company to prominent gaing corporation The Mitchell is apitalized at 5000, ,000, the par value ,i the shares being sl0. The Mitchell Eill begin shipping ore in February. 4 2OO.ton blast furnace and a 5O-ton are being installed. It 5 expected that the property will ulti- lltely have an output of about lOOO,OOO pounds year. Robert T. HIS report on the property shows .0JO,O ,OOO tons of probable ore broadly locked out. The mines are about iity miles from the Pacific ocean. and
 railway is now being built by the ompany to d harbor twelve miles east | Acapulco. A 1000 ton smelling lant will be installed d after the rail yay is built.p
Arizona silver belt., 1904-12-29
CLIFTON AND MoRENcI
Items of Interest from Graham Coun- tvs Big Copper Camps

" piX Soppcr NhmpS
 Dick Lakenan was in from his bo
 nanza at Gold gulch this week to ar
 range for shipping carload of ore tC
 El Paso. His first.clasS ore is ayerag. ing about $500 per ton and the second class about S250 in gold and even the dump averages about $l6. The mine is looking better than ever before.
 Dan Murphy and w. ii. Cook, two of the most prominent citizens of Los Angeles, came in last week to inspect the gold mine at Gold Hill, which Crawford, Await and others have been developing for the past year. They were we'll pleased with the prop erty, which is making remarkable showing for the work done. It gives every indication of making big mine.
 James Colquhoun, president of the Arizona Copper company, and J. G. Hopkins, the American director of the company, arrived in Clifton last week to have look at the property and to note the many improvements made by the company since their last visit. Mir. Hopkins will return home in few days, but Mir. Colquhoun, as is his custom, will remain some time. They expressed themselves as we'll pleased with the condition of affairs throughout the camp, aud they were both delighted to meet their mauy old time friends.
 A big gold strike was made a few weeks ago on the Buzzard 's Shadow, one of the claims owned by the Home Copper company at Gold Gulch, near Morenci, but which was kept quiet until this week. A. NJ. Porter, we'll known miner, had lease on the claim, and soon after commencing work he struck a lead of free gold, some of which would run into the thousands per ton He sacked the low grade, which was worth $l00 per sack. The high grade he pounded out in metat, and then melted it into slugs at Lakenan's camp. One day he was at Newton and had pocket full of these slugs. He tired to cash one of them with Hyer & Bunker, but as but little gold has been coming in of late years, Bunk was afraid of being gold bricked, and he took it to d jsweler tO test, and after that the secret got out, and the company can celled the lease. Some of the ore is on exhibition at Harry Wrlghps, and it is certainly good to look upon. It Is certainly rich enough to satisfy any one. Many years ago this rich lead was worked and it produced lot Of money, but was finally lost aud the property abandoned.
Arizona silver belt., 1904-12-29
yAVAPAl COUNTY
Growing Importance of the Mining
 Industry Developments

The shaft on the Josephine mine, Hassayampa district, is down 332 feet. The drift being run from the 300-foot level is in au ore body eight feet wide,
 A strike of ore was made last week in the Good Hope mine, Hassayampa district which runs $200. 900 per ton |. Oae pound of the ore smelted out sl00. The property is owned by three prospectors, who had done consider able work and were about to give up when the strike was made. Naturally there is much excitement in the dis trici over the discovery.
 Superintendent J. A. Conlee, who has charge of development work on the White House group of claims, is getting some splendid ores. Assay re- turns just had from nice streak of ore in the Hammer shaft give values of S246 40, mainly in gold. second sample taken from a tunnel 450 fee east of above shaft aud across , feet of ore, gave s2060, also mainly gold. Conlee expects to make shipment of the high-grade ore iD the near future.
 Judge J. R. Bauder was yesterday exhibiting one of the finest nuggets it has been the lot of any man to find in Arizona, or anywhere else. A Mexi- can, placering at Rich Hill, picked 1t up, and while 1t has about the pro- portions of a small walnut, 1t contains in the neighborhood of three and one- half ounces of gold, plentifully sprin- kled with white quartz. He has been offered three times Us value as spe cimen, but he prefers to keep it as a pocket specimen. n.-Courier.
 A letter received by the Herald from Charles J. George of Los Angeles, states that large force Of men will be put to work at the Lincoln aoout the first of the new year. The mill will also be increased in capacity, and everything made ready for tte pro- duction of bullion regularly. There is now d small force of men at work at the Lincoln developing the prop. erty, which is one of the best in the county.
 Work on the Decatur, near Jerome, will be resumed in the immediate fu- ture, if the plans now under way do not meet with marked change. It is reported that George R. Bacon,o of De- catur, H., president of the company, has announced the sale of quite a large block of stock, the proceeds of which will be exclusively devoted to work on the property. The Decatur is one of the best known of the many claims in this vicinity, and is in charge of Supt. w. $. Owens, who has the management of it.
 A correspondent of the Herald says: "The Pfau Mining company, owning properties in the Cherry Creek dis. trict, it is reported, :, will soon he in op- eration. During the past week ma chinery for the mine has been hauled from the railroad, and 1t is now being installed as rapidly as possible. From what is said here, the Pfau company has secured some rich claims, and will undoubtedly succeed in developing a paying mine. In the same district men are at work on claims owned by Messrs. Bashford and Burmister of Prescott. A visitor from Cherry Creek yesterday said that during the past five years of his residence there, he had never seen the outlook as promising as it is at this time"
Arizona silver belt., 1904-12-29
COCHlSe COUNTY
Where Mining, the Chief Industry.
 Is very Active

Tho Tombstone Consolidate Mines company has started drift this week on the S00.foOt level, which is POO feet below the original water level. They have good reason for expecting to Srike a fne ore body on that level be. fore prospecting far, and the conditions are most favorable. The pumps are now handling about 3,200,000 gallons Of water every twenty four hours, which represents lifting capacity of about leu tons per minute. The cya-
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-09
Lodge Directory.

BlGHAN LODGE No. 20 .. GAM.
Regular meeting In Masonic Hall satur,la,
before FOL m On In zach u,onth.
Visiting members A., in,its'i 10 attend
c, s. Mum. W.M
J.B Ksvil. Seey
CmTTESDES CHAPTER No. 60
Meets Saturday night after full moon In zach
month. =. c stephens, u. +.
J. H. Kcyil secy.
wlSGATE council No. a.
Meets 2nd Monday niEht In each month.
J. &. Gilbert. T. ~.
}. n. Kc,h Sect
BLACKWELL LODGE No. 81. KNIGHR
90 PYTHIAs.
Mo"is in \. = = Hall cscry Friday nirht
frum October 30 April Inclusive. and and and t,h
fniay nights frun Ma o. September inclusive.
Al visiting msmters q sister Io,iFer ~, in,it.
81 o. attend
Wa. a. Hngo. CauccIaf Commands.
Sandy Adams X. " and s
MARION LODGE 30. a.. Ao.Uw
Meet De and 1ri Nunday nights In Ma.oals
Hal 4. ~. Hoann. NV
n J. wihorn. Rsg,ricf
ROSEWOOD CAMP. so. WOW.
t.iFs m-,ts in Maslni5 Hall the nd and en-
Tucsiar nyhts m each muuth. Al yiailns
mrulcrs 90 invited io attend
". a. Clark. Co. Co.u.
~ Ramars. S,cl.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-09
Outside Appointments
of Our Local Preachers.

Rev. S. J. Martin. 2hd Sunday and night. Tolu.
9Th Sunday. Mounds
Rev. 7. A. Conway. Ord Sunday. Rock SPRING.
Rev. W. T. Oakley. Ist Sunday. NJ. Carmel: 2nd
Sunday. Bells Mines. srd Sunday. Sugar Grove.
ith Sunday. Cnynsvills.
i;ss. =. &. Garter. ist Sunday. Pund Fork. 2nd.
Sunday. ku,tswa. srd. PinkneSville. 9Th. Salem.
Rev. y. u Blackburn. ist Sunday. DolAson. ard
Sunday. Walnut Grove. 9Th. Crooked Greek.
Rev. Jas. y Price. 2nd Sunday. Lisman. lth
Sullivan
Rev. u. G. Hughes. lat Sunday. Ennau,
Church: 2nd. Sugar Greek: Bird. Baker Church
9TH. Old Salem.
Rev. J. $ Henry. 1T Sunday. Union. End. Duo
springs. 9Th. Shady Grove. Services held both
saturday and SUNDAY.