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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-01

the advent OF the guaranteed patent
medicine Mr.. Coon has made it a
point to carry complete line cf the
best.
With the coming of the summer
months the stcre grows in popularity
the soda drinkers for the new Lippin-
colt soda fountain, made especially
Tor Mr.. Coon, is attractive and the
soft drinks served from it are absolute
ly pure.
From the general appearance of the
Whole store it can be seen that the
motto, Purity and Accuracy" is faith
fully carried out in every detail. Mr..
Coon invites any one to call and inspect
the store from in front of the count
ers and also behind them. Every Gus
Toner will receive prompt attention
and courteous treatment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-01
NO GOLD COIN
In the Vaults of the Treasury Of
United States.
Carl

Washington, Feb 1.-For the h1-223
time in many years the treasury fsGradt
itself without any gold coin in
vaults. It is explained that this
ditiCn is the result iof an unpreced,
ed demand for gold certificates dur hieh
the time when the minis have baen ed stu
" amnloved in coinino pbi1inrinae Blu
yer and subsidiary silver for the U
ed States. The increased demand
gold certificates which could onlynd n
issued for gold in the treasury, cautor
about through the needs of the lal11rT g
banking institution in the great crous
mercial centers, which had la
amounts Of notes of small demon
tions on hand which they wished
exchange for gold certificates IF la
denominations. in th
The secretary of the treasury aste
given instructions for the mints.t all
Philadelphia and San francisco ton.
gin the coinage of double eagles
February l and to work overtime.
til sufficient supply has been coil
to meet all demands.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-01
ERESTING DECISION ON THE
LAW BY THE SUPREME
COURT.
Decision Is That 1t Is Nuisance
Which May Be Abolished With.
out Trial by Jury.

The supreme court has decided an
interesting point in the liquor laws
Of the state IN the case Of Kirkland
versus State, from Jackson county
Certain liquors and fixtures belonging
to Kirkland and Company were seized
in a stsre in Newport. Newport is
What is technically termed cir
town. and the seizure of the liquors.
etc, was made by the sheriff under
warrant charging that the liquors were
kept for sale in d prohibited district,
contrary to law.
Tie circuit eou1t,, ON the hearing of
the matter. ordered the sheriff to pub
licly destroy the articles seized. and
the owners appealed to the supreme
court. They contend that, under a
statute under which the warrant was
issued providing that the persons
claiming such liquors, etc, so seized
should have day in court before
their destruction should be ordered.
they were Untitled not only to a hear
ing upon the question of their intent
in keeping the liquor and other ques-
tions Of fact arising in the case. but to
jury trial thereon.
The cC'urt drew very clear distinc-
tion between the meaning Of tie
clause giving the parties day in
court and the constitutional guaranty
# trial by jury, holding that in the
abatement of public nuisances the
legislature may dispense with the trial
by jury and still not be denying the
parties the 'due process of law guar
anteed by the constitution.
Another interesting question raised
was that the proceeding. being eriml-
nal in its nature, the evidence of the
unlawful intent must be such as to
convince beyond all reasonable doubt
The eslrt held. however. that the pro
ceeding was one in rem not involving
the possibility of fine OF Imprisonment
TO the violatCTs OF the law, and hence
rot criminal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-01
WENT AGAINST JEFF
BENTON COUNTY DEMOCRATIC
COMMITTEE SAT UPON THE
BOSS.
Davis Has Boosted That He Woutd
Carry Benton In His Race for
Third Term.
is HOME OF SENATOR BERRY

News has been received in Little
Rock of an interesting political Goa.
test in Benton county in connection
with the race for the Democratic nom
ination for governor. As the result Of
the crucial struggle, first blood was
drawn by the forces that oppose the
nomination of Governor Davis f5r q
third term.
Benton county is the home of Unit
ed States Senator James H. Berry. and
Governor Davis is a candidate for the
senate against Senator Berry, although
this race will not be decided until 1906.
In the present state campaign the gov
ernor is said to have made the state
ment publicly that he would rather car
ry Carroll and Benton counties as
candidate for governor il the ensuing
primaries taan any TWO counties in the
state
Ne a,p.aeasiea Of his wishes was
made. Au il is said that Senator Berry
was reared IN Carroll county and as he
lives in Benton. The conclusion is that
the governor believed he would put a
dampcr on Senator Berry's aspirations
if tho=e 50.o counties could be counted
in t. DAVIS column in March next.
At any rate Governor Davis has man
ifested eXtraordinary activity in Ben
ton and Carroll counties. He has made
mare speeches In Benton county dur
ing the present campaign than in any
other county in the state.
At the meeting CT the Democratic
County Central committee of Benton
county a few days ago, a test of
strength between the Davis and Anti
Davis forces occurred. 1t seems that
the governors friends had plan to
govern the selection Of judges and
clerks ii the primary election which
will be held on March 26 in all the Of
fees. and that the Anti-Dayis cCntin-
gent aiso had proposed course OF pro-
cedure BY vote Of eleven to four
II Was decided by the committee to
leave the appointment of judges and
clerks to a subcommittee composed
of tbe following j. G.. McAndrews and
!. T Jackson of Bentonville, B. S.
Beach of Usage Mills, R. L. Nance of
Rogers and Conley Harrington of Syl-
van Springs. That methc'd of dispos-
ing of the question is said to have
been srenuonsly opposed by the
friends Of tie governor, but without
avail.
ACCURACY AND PURITY
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-01
POLICE COURT.

The following cases were disposed
Of in the police court this morning:
B. b Brady, colorod drunk and disor-
dcrly4 s.; Bel Cherry, colored yioIat-
ing section 201, dismissed Mary
Brown, colored, drunk and disordefly,
So Maggie Jacks. violating section
2o3, So ". S. Troby Jzlln Smith
drunk and disorderly, s. each; Alex
Williams. colored, II. Clay, coIored,
violating morality ordinance, So each.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-01
ACCURACY AND PURITY
a Motto That Has Made Coon's Drug
Store Famous.

H,s one thing to have motto: "Pu.
rftv and Accuracy" but it's another
tbino TO carry out this motto in every
,l5narfment. At the drug store of Mr.,
p coon 10 Main street, this motto
: Faithfully adhered to every day in
+bo wear, and that is why people like
- 90 there to have their prescriptions
e,Iod It not only takes a pharmacist
n correctly fill a prescription but
...hora medicines are handled it is alb
.a1utov necessary that the vessels in
,,.bich the prescription is compounded
- thoroughly clean in every respect.
NJ Coon who has had many years
...norience in the drug business per-
ao11v superincends the prescription
,onortment and his assistants, Messrs.
~ p Collier, and Ike Kaufman, are
.,,.+ as careful. Physicians love to
Owe them Prescriptions.
II there is a patent medicine on the
.tot today that is safe and re-Yable.
:. can be found on the shelves. Since
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-01
"MAsHlNG" ISSUE WRECKS CLUB
CemVer Business Women's Organiza
ton Splits ca Reform Campaign.

Denver, Feb. 1.-The "anti-mashing
Issue has wrecked the Business W..
mems club of this city Louise Lee
Hal Gin, the pres I'd TENT, threatens
lawsuit in consequence, and a new club
has been organized. Miss Hardin led
the campaign against "mashing' and
blazoned the policy over the country
through the pages OF the Business Wo-
mems Magazine. Other members of
the club declared the issue call foolish
ness and in stormy battle they
won.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-01
-
AF ER Oil COMPANIES
Texas County Attorney Brings Suits
Under Anti Trust Law.

Austin, Texas. Feb. County At
torney John w Brady today filed two
suits in the district court on behalf Il
the state of Texas against the J. NJ
Guffey Petroleum company OF Beau
mont, the Beaumont Confedcrated Oh
and Pipe Line company Of AUSTIN, and
the Gulf Refining company of Port ar
thur. both suits being for the allegef
violation of the Texas antitrust laws
of 1899 and 1907
The penalties in both eases a&gre
gate $3l3,5o0, II is alleged that the
Standard Oil company is practically il
control Of the Beaumont oil fields.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-01
HALL WAS IN ST. LOUIS
Austin Merchant Who EIoped With
Wife's Niece is Heard From.

Austin, Feb. IA telephone mes
sage was received here last night from
S. NJ. Hall, the we'll known merchant
CT this place. who is said to have
eloped from here last week with his
wife's niece, Miss Bessie Hancock
The latter lived at Batesvile and had
been clerking in Mr.. Halls store. He
called up his nephew, w. E. Rawson,
who is head clerk in the store and
asked how the members of the family
were.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-01
Mr.. SORRELLS ALSO SPOKE.

The Graphic Internationally omit
led Mr. Walter B. Scrrells' name as
one of the speakers at the carmen's =
meeting Saturday night Mr.. Sor-
,c'ls made quite an able address.
rells made quite an able address, and
Z cared in favor of the pay day legis-
iatjon demanded by the carmen
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-01

R. L. Meride,A, a leading citizen of
DeQueen is dead. His wife and one
son, Thomas. survive him. He leave
six children and twelve great grand
children. and has one brother. William
Merideth, living near Deueen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-01
SOMETHING MAY "DRAP"

CITY council meets in regular session
night. 1t is rumored that several
important things are to happen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-01

E. H. Avey of Yellville was thrown
from his buggy and had two ribs
broken.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-01

a man named Jeff Davis has Joined
the Wood club at Fayetteville.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-29
For Over Sixty Years

Mrs. Winslow's So th.rg Syrup has
been used by millions of mothers fol-
heir children while teething. If ds.uI
ed at night and broken of your rest BY
| sick child suffering and crying with
pain of Cutting Tech, send at once M
.et a bottle of Mrs. iEsl VS. 500 H.
-ng Syrup" for Children Teething. II
sill relieve tire poor little sufferer i'm
nediately. Depend upon It. mothers
here Is no mistake about IL. 1t cures
1iaIIhoea, regulates the Stomach and
5owels, cures Wird Gle, s ftens the
iums, reduces Inflammation, and gives
ore and energy 10 the whole svs EN-
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chill
zen teething is pleasant to the taste
nd is the prescription OF Cne Of the
ldest and best female physIeians and
urses in the Uni ed s a'es. Price TWEEN
five cents a bottle. Sold by all drug
t~hrorghout the world. Be sure and
SIX for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup.
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fotc

In the Fifth Judicial District Court OF
he State of Nevada, in and for Humboldt
'ounty.
In the Ia"er of the estate 81 Julia D..
Lee. deceased. Notice of time appoint
ed for proving will.
Notice "a hereby given that FRANK M.
lee has fled with the clerk of this C III
4 petition pre- ying for the admission To
probate of the last will and testament OF
Julia D.. Lee. deceased. and for the issu-
.'nce to said Frank NJ. Lee OF letters tes-
amentary thereon: and that Thursday.
he twenty-eighth t2Sth) day of July. A.
D.. 1904. at ten o'clock a. m. of Sid day.
At TIE court room of said court. AT the
curt house. in the town of Winnemuc-
I. In the County of Humboldt. State 81
'evada. have been set as the time and
ace for hearing said petition and prov
g the said will of said Julia ID. Lee. de
aased. when and where any person I'm
rested may anpe"~ and contest The pro
t1te Of said will ard the granting OF said
etition.
II witness whereof. I have hereu~to So
~ hand and affixed the seal OF said Dis
'ct Court this 18th doy Of July. A. ID.
gt. J. T. DUNN. Clerk.
I-l5-2i
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Amer ca Stin leads

In the book recently published by IL
British Boaid of Trade the Uni ed State
s,ood pre- e%mirenly supreme 4 al Of u
comparative table The Fri is,egs WI
ingly c noede that he average wage :ev
here is much higher than theirs. II !
also willingly conceded by everyone tiai
for the cure of all stomach n bowt
disorders. Hostet.ei's S onaCh hi ter
stands PIE eminently supreme. Is "
derful curative pr rer I s II ve made
a ~favorite in thousands Of homes wns .
It is used to the exclusion of ali oae
eniedies. Ii IS so safe that every ne q
Der of the family can take it wi h hs
assurance that IL positively cures p 81
appetite. insomnia, nausea. belehirg in
digestion, dyspep Ia. dizziness, ramp
pain In the back or malaria. We u ~
-, 90 UN 4 10 lie.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-29

There is a great deal of speculation
coace4 ming the Object f Ru ssia In e.ter-
ing upon a course which, Ii Is supposed
by some. may embroil her with nations.
now ~ostensibly occupying a neutral posi-
ii n. says the San Francisco Chronicle.
1t has even been suggested that Russia.
finding Japan too much for her. Is desir-
Gus OF provoking Great Britain. Germany
and the United States Into a show of hos
t.lities 50 that she may retire from the
conflict she precipitated and save her
face. But there is lit lie ground for this
latter assumption. which has found no
lodgment except in the brain of an inn
~aginative correspondent. The evidence is
overwhelming hat Russia Is inspired by
an ther purpose and one that she regards
as perfectly legitimate. and that Is Ia
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-29

The calamity shlieAe1s ala The knock
ers who for political purpose would like
10 see the country go 10 Democrat
smash, will not be able t. have much
pull this year. The contrast between tn
last Democratic administration and the
Republican administra lens which have
succeeded 1t is too stTik .ng to escape the
10 ice of The dullest. Besides, the work
ingmen now nave 50 much grea.er a
stake In the prosperity of the country
than they had then (when in fact there
was nc pros. eIiry. but distress every.
wLere). that they cannot possibly lis ell
TO the man who merely wants office a,
their expense.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-29

A sure enough calling and business
vocation has at last been found for C |
lege graduates. The president of the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit company wants
all he can get of them for conduct rs and
motormen. His reasons are: '.They are
courteous and faithful. and they possess
intelligence. Our trainers can break in
a college man in about half the time 1t
takes to Instruct the general run f APP
plicants. NJ ieover. they are atten-
tive to their duties and show a decent
amount of regard for the in .eiests of the
company After this. who win dare to
say that it's n use 10 go 10 college?
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A SECTIONAL CAMPA On

Hon. Thomas Taggart has been .nale
the chairman of the Democratic nat onal
committee, and Trey Woodson 4 Ken.
lucky, secretary, the latter with power
to designate such sub-secretaries as he
may desire. The chairman was required
practically to abdicate his functions in
advance by the regulation adopted pro-
viding FIR centers of finance and &C ivisy
In Eastern cities, In fact. entirely inde-
pendent of the chairman, anu indeed of
the committee itself.
Tie reason for this is In plain view. 1t
is. that the Democrats of the East In
tend to make a wholly sectional cam
paign. They will spend no m ney In the
West or in the South; in the former, be
cause they consider the game not worth
the candle: and in the latter, because
there is no need to do so. as the S nth Is
Democratic without any effort at all; they
don't ever need to bother about a cam
paign d wn there, and might as we'll
count Their electoral votes for Parker
now, as to wait till November next The
old central West is also practically
abandoned, though a sh W of fght will
be made In Indiana and Illinois.
This narrows the scene OF Democratic
activity practically to the sta. es of New
York. New Jersey, Connecticut and West
Virginia. BY carrying these states, with
the solid S nth. they would have "a
votes; and either Indiana or Illinois, or
any o.her fifteen votes, would give them
just enough to elect.
1t is. then. a mere sectional campaign
en- the part of the Democrats. and a very
narrow, L.mi,ed section at that, cover Ing
but a small =. ca along the Atlantic coast.
The West L lot TO be considered, though
II 1t would throw a bouquet in the shape
CT the electoral vo,e of Montana or Ne
vada. that bouquet would be defly
caught. with the usual stage smile. Tie
Democrats of all this mountain region,
however, have the cold shoulder turned
to them. most ~frigidly. and it 10 ms up
as b g as an iceberg. They may as well
make up their minds first as last, that
what soap they use in this campaign
they must furnish for themselves, ana
that they. as well as their fellow-Demo.
cra,s of the middle West and South, vii.
continue so far as the Democratic natl n
al program is concerned, from now on Il.
hold and 10 deserve the name OF 1.-The
great unwashed."
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To Thomas Nolan Won are hereh,
.t'fel 'hat I the undersigned hav-
Informed the annual tabor to the vain.
Z one Hundeed Dollars. in the yea,
inS on the Radger Mining Claim, Sit
aIed In Jackson creek Mining District
proholdt cnintv. state 81 Nevada. In
.nne tanvon n inc the first canv0n
nth Of Jackson Creek. the labor re-
lired 10 be performed on said lain
der the ntovfsinus ~ section oct NJ
Rev sei statutes OF the United
'fos "a l,nld the same FOR the wear
difS the 3Ist day of December. 1909.
Nd thar " At the expiration Of ninety
iays after the puu,ration of this net :.
.pnrfinu ~ said expenditn ga YOU, inter
ast IN The said claim shall heco.~e The
property ~ the undersigned vour CO.
Of said claim. Your said interest
hrine an undfN dAd fwo-thiIi s OF al ID
claim. " votlr profnrtion of said ex-
penditmes being s66 sc 2-3 Tne first
publication or this notice - mada on
he dh day NJ June 1904 Your sai1
nropoftion may he paid "a The rndar.
signed ~ ~ l02. hialto Rnild ne &,
J .nuis Missouri or he deposited with
he 'Hi,sr National pnnt Of Wnne-
ur.a At Winnenurrn. nevada m nv
redit KENJAMiN ar A1
Dated his III day of June. 1904. 600.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-29

The Democratic chiefs now in control
with the backing of the St. Louis Goa
ven,ion, con.~e mptuously kick the Democ
racy tf the past eight years. and bfano
il as unsafe and insane" In returning
to the Cleveland idea of safe and sane
Democracy" thee leaders not oaly spur.
the Democracy of the immediate past,
but take pains to cover 1t with oppro
b. ium. And this on the very p in. WIN ch
the Democracy has recently declaI ed tc
be specifically Republican, and that thos,
who accept il are virtually Republicans
So that fiom bo,h sides of the De.aocrati
faction stIife comes the testim ny that
the Republican .dea is the only safe and
san one now before the people.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-29

hamper the operations of her enemy by
rendering 1t difficult for her to obtain
supplies.
1t Is not at all surprising that Russia
should nave entered upon the course she
Is pursuing, fer the uncertainty attending
the question of what constitutes contra
band Of war did not seem great enough to
deter her from asserting the right of
search until the professedly neutral ma
ii ms referred to. moved by fears for their
commerce.. began to oppose objections
which have clouded the whole subject in
obscurity. There has undoubtedly arisen
ed had Russia been stronger on the sea.
to place new interpretations upon old
terms, and also to realize an idea which
has long been gaining ground, that the
C mmeroe of non-combatants must not be
interesered with even though they are
deliberate violators of the principle of
neutrality.
What the outcome will be it Is not diff
fcult to ~foresee. Russia will be compelled
to act with such caution that a remium
vii be placed on the violation of neutral
ity. Doubtless it will be assumed that
this IS desirable If the result will be the
avoidance of further friction with the
great commercial nations. But the trou-
be likely to ensue from the creation of
a precedent is lost sight of by those who
are anxious to seer out of present diff
~culties. Unhappy, in spite of The Hague
tribunal, all nations are likely to bee me
involved In wars, and when they do they
are anxious to bring them to a conclusion
as rapidly as possible. Obviously. a t o
AAptia q OiAo VI ma (OIISt / u IS
~contraband will prove an obstacle to the
rapid prosecu.i n of a combat between
nations. When the whole world is per-
mitted to take an indirect part in the con-
flict, as 1t is when neutrality laws are
made a mockery of and every one Is seek
ing to profit by selling t. the combatants
those things which help to maintain the
struggle, war is necessarily protracted.
1t Is generally agreed that this is unde
sirable. If wars are unavoidable It l.
held hat they should not he gel
iqdeant.ely. Breaking down neu,9.,lify
laws will C ntribdte to that result.
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Notice to Water Co

Commencing July 10 the pump will run
from 5 a. m. until 5 D. m. Water will
be shut of from Second, Third and
Fourth streets from Il noon until 6 p. m.
Street sprir king is strictly prohibi ed, ir-
rigating between the hours of y p. m. and
8 a. n. Is $ richly prohibited. or the wa.er
will be shut off from the town nights.
s-le II w. L. AKIN,
Supt. W. W. & l.. Co.
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t( kERS'
II I P.l T B. 7

cure Dyspepsia and all disorders arts
Ing from Indigestion Endorsed py al
physicians every where. NO cure. n
pay % cents
rG Saie by Brown - oS
TrIai pa, Rage fret by writing to W
y Hooker x co Buffalo. NY
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-29

The unique manner in which Bryan and
his ollowe rs in the radical wing of the
Democracy are supporting Parker for
the presidency makes one shudder to
think what they wound do If they decid-
ed to oppose the gentleman from Esopus.
Punic faith is an ideal virtue and loyalty
u anrpDayiccr
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-29

made a bid for the hull of the Inflated
excursion steamboat Slocum, in which
nearly a thousand men, women and chill
dien lost Their lives a few weeks ago, In
tending, If he buys 1t, l. put it on exhi-
biuon and make money out Of the NOR
div curious.
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comparison

The b ston Herald says Massachusetts,
Ill go Democratic. The Herald always
was a great claimant, but 1t, like its ar
guments, doesn't amount to much. The
people of the old commonwealth go or
' ting Republican just as though thee
was no such a paper as the Herald.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-29

The New York Herald accounts for the
present prosperity of the United States
by saying: THE fact is. we have a vast
home market with absolutely free and un-
trammeled trade from the Atlantic to the
Pacilc." Just 5 and we mean 20 keep
possession of 1t. because we have oh
served that whenever we throw our vast
home market" open to the foreigner we
generally get the worst of the bargain.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-29

The account # the bull and tiger fgh;
at San Sebastian, Spain, =" CHI ended L.
a panic among the spectators. in which
several were seriously injured, IS apt t.
arouse compassion-for the bull and tn,
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-29

The Examiner advises It's readers to
vote for IAN antitrust" candidate r tn
presidency, and then tells them fatl
that Parker Is the choice of Belmont
he president of or director in thirty-fv
different trusts. That means VOTE 70
Roosevelt.