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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28

But they nave also admitted that
owing 10 the vile, nauseating grease
which il contained. and which had no
curative value whatever, it was im-
possible fer patients 10 lake lnto
their systems enough 10 obtain the
best results.
Therefore the discovery of the Two
French chemists how to get the bone,
fiji of the valuable curative clements
Gl the Gods liycrs without the OIL was
hailed with delight by physicians the
world over. These F'renchmen found
that the medicinal cnratFes could De
separated from The grease and oil,
and produced in concentrated form
delicious 10 the tarte and accepiabIe
40 the weakest stomach Thus was
created Niuol which IS sold by ou1
local druggist. l.. b. Coon, on a poai-
tive guarantee to return money when
ever II fails to do Whatever ne claims
for IL
Mr. Coon SAYS that in Nmol they
Offer the people Of Pine Bluff cod
liver oil medicine acknowledged bE
pbvsjcians everywhere as the great
es1 curative agent and strength
creator Rnowp 10 medicine aud they
have never sold anything IN their
store equal 10 Ninol to build up and
strengthen Old people. weak Wome2
snd children. and people Who are f1ll
down. tired. nervcus and debillta}e I
Mr. Coon also guarantees that u
mol will srrenathen The digestive or
uaas make rich. red blood. cure
chronic colds. coughs and hroncht2
froBbIes. aAd restore The system 20
healthy. fobHsf condition quicker
ts3n any other medicine.
viaoI Is not patent me.l5ene an.
<a, knov what yon arc tahin@.- sIlll
nv a delicious cod liver oi prepaf2
.i0a with evelyth.n4 which il con
4asn- printed oa the hottie. Try y
e4I en- aal guarantee fa ~ 7n M
aa3.e4 Il il cts I. e econ. 9Faz
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28

day Tho Mummy and the Hum.
ming Bird" is as full Of Wit as an oeg
is of meat Its success has been
have been enthusiastic over this play.
1t is human nature, and therefore uni
versal. Mr.. Gilmore has made the
greatest personal hit of his caree'
will be the last in the part as his qe-
hicle for next season has already
been chosen
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28
F3STS II DAYS. DIES At IN
c1ererman Succumbs al Close OF Sci
Imposed PriVation.

Cincinnati NoV. 2S.-On the final
lav of his fGrtH-one days fast ReX.
y. {. BuclIes vas found dead in bel
an a hote1 in Ad1yston. a suburb. HIS
~Ister. Vile also mdertook 'he fas'
with her brother under the impres-
sion that they were obeyins divine
command. consented that he door be-
broken down today Within the room
they found the body OF the clergy
nan. Rev. MI Buckles t%o year,
aao was converted 10 the .lieIlhes5
+a;fb and became an evangelist. ffe-
e5r5iv he declared be had been com.
nlandad 70 fast hat his osefUlAezs
bt increased. Ills sister IS II 4 =
rsous condition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28
THE CATHOLIC BAzAAR.

Yesterday there was held an M, M
4,ortant meeting al the cathohe
church concernins the hazaar Wh'e"
begins tomorrow at the pe@oo'y a. t
.sorrors building opposite the poslo'-
eca There will be served eaeh Gay
: ,oorchants lunch. All are invited.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28
Hioh Auth Gritty.

Or. Robert Hutchinson, Hospital lo'
Sick Children, London. says: Con
densed ro3lk is more easily hi6estof
+,an that of ordinary COWS milk.
For this reason the dema1: for Bor-
den,s Eagle Brand Condensea Milk, tor
infant feeding, is constantly increasing
T,se It also for tea, coffee and cocoa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28
THE FOOLISH MERCHANT.

Th lightning bug IS brilliant but
he hasn't any mind he meanders
through the darkness with his head
light on behind Likewise the foolish
merchant, whom no one can advise,
be declares there's nothin' doin whea
asked tc advertise Western fuo'
eher.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28

Frank Phillips, negro. stole
thirty dozen eggs from j e. Wells
Sunday and is laneuishins IN jail to-
DAY because of his rash act. Phillips
vii spend lSo days on the counts
farm on pleading guilty to the charge
and Will also have 10 pay fines To
the amount of about So. He VA
arrested Sunday by the police and
turned over TO Justice \. J. Stewart.
Phillips entered 4 plea OF guilty.
Charles Gridiron and John Nil
Iiams. two negroes, are in jail fe
await trial OH the charge Of RESISTING
Legal process. They refused TO ALLOW
an attachment to be served on s2Ae
cotton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28

the Humming Bird. he is giving the
theatre going public a last chance to
see one of the best heroic comedy
actors on the American stage in the
best modern comedy of the present
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28
PACKFFEI.LER MAY
RI.Y VILLAGE.

Tarrytowu Y = Nov >-='Se
qs4se John y. R4eteFe'1ee has ie9t-
chased six houses and lats II s'Gi5=
za.a AZ a ea-5 Il S17.@l9s lFef9 Wa
. raoe,5 tadaz that Nr. =Hae.zefe#.ei
i,7,,.n.led 10 bev @ tic 4la.e= Nl=
loaa If sovomy-aze cottaes@ a'.3 aaa
+ - his private Ps9s Of a.aas' He'e'
a. pocantico h.f1s. IN order fasf M
vonIa no, have 10 1oak down opoa
tie little homes Of She raer ffee' II :
peeantieo mansion he 81 .o'f5# a '3&
cf cedar trees alon& his property =
which berders the hamlet
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28

An Ohio genius has worked himself
death trying to invent a labor say
ng machine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28
THE SILVER SLIPPER

~ PICseNtc0 4 tTc T'T00dW3N
theatre \. y. hait i zea,
ana ali the Iea5ln4 cities II
the | nited States weeks
each with 4Ha7s receipts Of
l, o"o. eo4.eas Company ~.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28
BABES IN TOYLAND

from The AIUcstIe heatre
New York. Company of =
people, headed bH Little CHI
and Mary Marble. Prices -
to s..slo. Sale opens mex
Tuesday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28

BET on the country, beea4ze one u
~ mettoe5 is Get the Best This
Get the Pest principle is just as
aoel:eabIe to pay as to senator
cr president. American people
,,aaV ana understand this innatesA'
and therein lies the answer to 'i''.
nber.omenaI popular eHcce.s-&nd
,,onnIar means al once financial ana
artistie-ef The Mummy and 9es
l,an,mina Bird the attraetioan te
no seen at the Elks theatre on 2eA'
wednesday night with Paul Gilmore
IN the leading role of Lord @JacE
u,nlev II is good play because
its component parts are the foQ
cardinal principles which make
greatness in a play: Laughter, tears.
thrills. applause To continue WIN
- ua1a. we must see that tAe
country has good water good an
GOOD wood good coal, good men, good
,,on,en GOOD newspapers, good
,,oots and good plays The good
hove seen to it that we shall nave an
,base. and Mr.. Jules Murry IN par
.;o,1o, has seen to it that we nave
GOOD plays; for in presenting MI
panl Gilmore again this season as the
..vnmmv'' in The Mummy and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28

Mr. Arthur Williams. business
manager for Hamin and Alttehe}ls
>Habes in Toylana1 company is in
the city preparing h way fer Che
coming Of the company 10 this city
Thursday evening. DeeeHhe. /, the
advent Of which promises to prove
decided feature fer the theatrical
season here. @Babos III ToyIa9ai'
i Il captiya,i0a fairy rale SCI u @A-
qafsite muse lElHst}a1e1 by mest
6ssa5iful sceaery. aod interpreted hE
an expert company et 1aree1r aa4
5.leIieunes- Il is d e'oftao+ zt9se
pg5sacIe. a JOY Ter Children aha
MOST delightful for eraWn-aP He825s
a. wea This wonderful eHtf499=
aaaza is headed by ~f5itle Gh.t
ana Mary Marble. wha have Been at
He head OF III. =Neas paaae=fjaiao
musical Comedy company for IT,
ra.5 three years. both beng com
eaians of the FIRST rank The seeaef..
Is said Ia disclose one long sueye==
sfan of howil.3eriaa s0endors, lher@
being ewenty-one sta9e pictures.
every one has veritabie version Ct
fairyland.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28
Il 4 i. f 4 1. + r r II + r. .
RMuSEM MENTS.
1. + i. + + + + i. + r + + + :

FLKS' THEATRE ATTRACTIONS
Nov. 3o.-Paul Gilmore
December l-'Rabes In tay.and.
December Miss Bob WhjJn
December "JeWcl Of Asa.
December 9-.Happy iI9o.i2an
December 1i--"reddy Faust.
December 1G Helen t'rantS.
December 21-Nat NJ. Wells
December 23-"The Nlr2inlan.
December 22S~'Wizard of o.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28

Miss Bob White. come Z
opera by Willard spense9, whose
Little Tycoon" and princess Bot
ne" are still whistlod and hummeA
in every household, has in his thifa
opera outspensel himself and Mes.
scrs Nixon and Zimmerman. the tam
Gus nlaenates who will present the
Spenser opera in this city in le"
tiavs, has given that work the most
complete, luxurious and surreptious
mounting ever accorded Spensef
and picturesque but not oYefdressea
nor over done and the lavish eNpehd=
iulrcs have been for talent and Aee
tmscl which together with the mei-
.tGrious book and meiodiouS llusi''
are a triumvirate hard to beat. Al
EIks theatre neNt Saturday m2tt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28
December 3.

Nixon x Zimmerman Opera
Go. presents the opera that
has received more praise than
any musical organization ever
on a tour through the south.
Willard Sponsors COMEDY
opera MISS BOB VIII Z
30 people. headed b5 1ht
+avorite eoneebaa5 Ffanf,
Des1on. IN American beauty
chorus ot H. clean eo0ed1,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28
November sc.
uIeS Nu1rN rJesafts
Paul Gilmore III THE
MUMMY and the HUMHING
BIRD, b. Isaac l. henderson.

/ he BIC success i 4a~t season
Entire ,ae& production tins
wear.
Curtain -. { IfT..,z4~ loesal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28
ELKS THE A T + Il
November 2S

| hc sumpluous 2d edition.
complete presentations =. ne.
6 Fishers stuprnduou> mus.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28
Thursday night Dec. |.

/ he event uf the YcaT Ham
In and AIitcbelIs 4araeoa,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28

Memphis. Noy p, loot Eihs the
a,er. Pine Bluff Ark:-The perform
arce OF The Silver slipper g
siven at the I.yceum Iast Friday
ui2hl was thoroughly enjoyed hy a
large and fashionable audience who
showed their appreciation Of same D.
long and frequent applause. Scenery.
costumes. company Performance ea-
tigely satisfactory 10 me- and atso tae
audience. as have talked with quHa
a number Of them.
FRANK GRAY. Manager LEeea2@
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28

The Silver Slipper bis season
will in every way be een iderah%
larger than It was last. In addition
10 the Two 90 foot ears Of scenery
and adjunets which We're employed
IaS1 season. thts year it will be nee
essaly to add a third on &econm of
the extra novelties and complete
new production Of dres e.. costumes
and gowns, or, in dipI words, thi2
company viii carry Two complete
PRESENTATIONS of the same play. =
flks theatre tonight
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28

The Silver Slipper, company afHF-
cd yesterday morning in six spee.25
cars. They Will show at he E1H=
theater tonight.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-10-17
DREW BIG
HOUSE AT
S|LvERTON

SLlVERTON, Colo, Oct. l5.-The
Republican rally at the opera house
last evening was the feature OF the
campaign. Miss Craig only occupied
the time few minutes. Judge Hogg
was the speaker. He had not pro
ceeded far before he had the audience
with him And 1t was an enthusiastic
gathering, the kind that a mountain
camp can turn out when thoroughly
aroused over the necessity OF lining
up properly. In the first place the
people. miners and business men. ad
mire the Judge for his ability and fl
deity to the interests OF this section
and secondly. they know that Re
publican can accomplish more with a
Republican president and Republi.
can congress than a Democrat and for
this reason will do their part in re
electing him on the sth OF November.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-10-17
PROTECTION DOES NOT MAKE
MoNoPoLIEs.

From Bulletin of the American Iron 4
Steel Association
Protection has not established in
this country any manufacturing or
other monopoly. The express and tel
egraph companies, the sleeping car
eQmDanies-, the abroad cnmnanies
companies in towns and cities. and
every other aggregation of capital to
which exclusive privileges are granted
or secured by legislation are In theiI
very nature monopolies. but none OF
these we have specifically mentioned
are in any way protected by tariff
duties. The only manufacturing mo
nopoly in the supply Of American mar
kets that we have ever known to be
properly charged to our tariff legis
lation was the Welsh tin-plate mo-
nopoly. now happily ended, which for
decade after decade absolutely con.
trolled the supply OF tin-plates to the
people of our country and the prices
al which they were sold, but that was
foreign monopoly and not creation
of our protective policy. For years
and years our tariff legislation foster
ed this foreign monopoly by means Of
low duties. 1t was always defended by
the American free traders. II was the
protective tariff of 1890 which brought
| 1t to an end.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-10-17
AMoRoUS JAPS.

ST. PETERSBURG. Oct. 14.-Mail
advices from the correspondents at
the front throw many interesting side
lights on the situation In the camps
and garrison towns as we'll as on the
battlefield 1.-The Japanese prisoners
are gerat favorites. especially with
women" is the testimony of all the
correspondents. The prisoners al
Omsk and Perm. say the correspond
ents. are shutting out their Muscovite
rivals, not only in haircutting and
photography. but also in the politer
pursuits of the court of Venus. Mos'
of them were rescued from the steam
ers sent to bottle up Port Arthur by
Admiral Togo. and the knowledge o
their daring has led to more than one
receiving proposals of marriage. The
Japs. however, are as rule. already
married.
An exception is Lieutenant Itch
oshima. This brave officer. lookini
extremely interesting with his arm
in a sling. won the heart OF Mdlle
Ludmila ". the daughter Of re
tired Russian colonel. He claimed tn
girls hand but the grim father de
clared that the Japanese must firs
become a Christian and naturalise
Russian. Torn between love and duty
the Jap hesitated, and demanded
week to make up his mind. Before tn
term expired the Russian receive
the following letter: Your daughte
has made me a Christian already, bu
Russian can never become. r.
nounce my suit" When the letter wa
shown to the girl, she remarked
Then will love him always, but
he had betrayed his own country.
should have hated him" The faths
consented, and the marriage, 1t Is al
nounced. will take place as soon
the war Is over.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-10-17
RAILROAD PARTY.

Pennington Hustler:
On Sunday party of railroad men
came In here from Durango. They were
three in number and had a surrey
drawn by four horses and a spring
wagon loaded with supplies drawn
by the same number of horses. When
they got here they found the San
Juan river too high to ford They laid
= - "a ~ -..-iaa--. -..uanina when fhey
On Tuesday morning the river was
stfll too high TO attempt to ford at
that place SO they drove on up to tho
Bloomfield crossing where the ford
was tested and found to swim a horse
They then returned here when the
river was crossed on the footbridge
at the Mission, and arrangements
were made with John Tenney and Mr..
Vigil to take them on as far as Dick
simpsons trading post where other
arrangements will be made.
The party would not talk, but by
liligent enquiry IL was learned that
the names of the gentlemen were
| James, Alyord and O'Brien. the two
former from El Paso.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-10-17
IGNORED
PARKER

,efaed s2 far ast As nles, ths attendance is con
ing was a decided success. but here
we must stop so far as Democratic
success in enthusing the assembly.
1t was chilly audience. Even the
Democrats admit this. Impossible to
get even one hearty applause not
1ozen hands greeting the speakers as
they entered the hall and less than
his number applauding except on
rare occasions But what could be ex-
pected when the audience was com
posed of more Republicans than Dem
ocrats who had gone to listen to the
other hide" And If there were any
wavering Republicans before the meet
ing there are none now. The talk of
Mr. Maupin convinced them that the
Republican party is all right,
County Chairman Morgan introduc-
ed John T. Barnett. OF Ouray. to pre-
side over the meeting. Mr.. Barnett
avalied himself OF the opportunity TO
rnburden himself, his bleeding heart
emitting great gobules Of blood In be-
half of down trodden humanity. II
almost made us weep at the thought
of the sleepless nights John has spent
the past ten years-not scheming for
the laboring man but how he could
induce Democracy to place him on the
oficial list but to no avail But John
is a slayer and by adding his voice
he hopes some time to prevail upon
the leaders to let him In on the deal
Hence his tears. And then John was
willing. last night, to sacrifice every
worldly interest, not only himself, but
those OF his associates. in order that
principle" might prevail The prin-
ciple was that every man should be
guaranteed protection and tnat the con
stitution should be respected and this
that terrible man, Peabody. had fail
ed to do The deported agitators had
Johns commiseration. Barnett simply
cried for the men who were run Out
of Telluride by the property owners
or course he failed to say anything
! about the time the St John crowd
stormed the Smuggler-Union killing
several and compelling others to hoo
: 1t over the range at the point Of q
, bayonet. And. largely owing to over
sight, we presume. Mr.. Barnett failef
to mention the assassination OF Mr.
Collins. or course these matters rep
; resent different kind OF principle
that do not jibe with the principle
I Mr.. Barnett is willing to go broke on
The first Of the main speakers OF thu
, evening was Mr.. Maupin. nominee TO
A congress of the second district. Mr.
e Maupin is a member Of the Whit
4 Wings" having run on the Clevelan'
r ticket to down the silver Democrats
t He has been a candidate for governo
: half a dozen times. and at last wa
$ given the congressional nominator
!, Mr.. Maupin devoted very little tim
II to national AFFAIRS, simply stain
! that he stood on the st. Lonis pla
n form. and during his entire speec
l. the name OF Parker or Davis did nc
IS pass his lips. He said there was littl
difference between the parties In r.
gard to tarih but he was terribl
afrad Of imperialism-but evidentl
Y. not half so much no as he is OF Pa
ker. Mr.. Maupin, also. revealed
n bleeding heart. not for the hftee
TO men who were dynamted. leavir
s. widows and fstheriess children. bl
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-10-17
WEST KNITTING PARKER.

From the Minneapolis Tribune.
All through the West the support
Of the Parker ticket by the Democratic
masses is feeble and perfunctory. The
policy OF the Bryan party this year is
precisely the policy Of the Cleveland
party four years ago. They are going
to stand by and see Parker defeated
now as the sound money Democrats
stood by and saw Bryan defeated then
ganization from the hands Of demoral.
lied and discredited campaign man.
sgess.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-10-17
REPUBLICAN RALLY.

The local Republican commit
tee has been fortunate in secur-
ing Hon. f. A. Bromley and Judge
Edward WAGNER, to deliver
few speeches in this county. Mr.
Bromley is good speaker. He
was a member Of the state senate
for four years. having been elect
ed as Populist but like hundreds
of others concluded that the Re
publican party was the only saliva
ton for the people. Judge Wage
ner is also highly commended as
a speaker. In addition to the
above gentlemen as many OF the
local Republican candidates as
possible will attend the different
meetings and voters should make
1t point to attend and listen to
the issues Of the campaign.
Thursday evening Mr.. Bromley
and DR.. McEwen will speak at the
Lower Florida and the same even
ing Judge Wagner and Mr.. F.
c. Perkins will address ,ne voters
of Upper Florida.
Then Friday evening, Oct. 81,
both Mr.. Bromley and Judge
Wagener will speak at Hermosa.
Saturday evening. Oct. %. at Por-
ter and Monday evening, Oct. "a,
at Hesperus.
AS above stated, as many Of the
Republican candidates as possible
will attend the different meet.
ings and let the voters know
where they stand on the issues.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-10-17
SHEkEl DAY TOMORROW.

NEW YORK. Oct 15.-The excel
tive committee of the Federation OF
American Zionists has hxed upon to-
morrow for Shekel Day. The shekel
payer is one who pays twenty-five
cents to the Zionist movement. and In
return obtains the privilege of voting
for delegate to the international
congress The next congress will be
held in March. 1905. and will be the
most important ever held by the Zion
list movement The congress will be
called upon to choose new president
to succeed the late Dr. Herzl.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-10-17

because few individuals were com.
PEELED to leave Cripple Creek. He
claimed to be as much for law and or.
der as any man. and even went SO far
as to commend Peabody for calling
out the troops and up to the time of
deportation. Mr.. Maupin gave two II.
Illustrations Of deportation and grant
Ing the men were wrongfully deprived
OF their liberty as citizens. why sin.
gle them out as objects of pity alone
II Mr.. Maupin desird TO be Just why
didn't he refer to the Independence
dynamiting wherein so many men
lost their lives Why depict 40 much
suffering on the part of wives and
daughters whose husbands and faith.
ers were deported and have no pity
for the wives and children whose
husbands and fathers were blown to
atoms? These are questions that bub.
bled up in the minds of nine ont of
every ten present And because of
this one act. possibly carried to ex-
IRENE. the people are asking to re-
tire the Republican party which has
accomplished SO much for the general
advancement of the people.
Mrs. Grenfell was introduced by
Mrs. Pulford. She talked about fifteen
minutes and the drift was TO belittle
the work of the Republican land board
which has made such splendid rec
ord over the preceding Democratic
Mrs Grenfell endeav.
ored to excuse the showing on the |
ground that 1t must follow as a mat
ter of course but she made a sorry |
mess of it. She made a general plea |
for the ticket, laying great stress on |
Adams.
Before Mr.. Carey was introduced
l great many in the audience retired
rs 1t was getting late. Mr. Carey's re-
marks were brief
And again we desire to impress
ipon the voters that neither one OF
he speakers rad the courage to men
ion the names of the Democratic can.
iidates for president and vice pres
dent.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-10-17
KING GEORGE DEAD.

DRESDEN, Oct liking George
OF SaXony died at Pilnitz. at 2:25 this
morning quietly and peacefully. Prince
John. George and Princes Mathilde
were at his bedside when the end
came. Frederick Augustus eldest son
OF the deceased monarch, becomes the
new King. He received the officers OF
the court today in mourning and fixed
the period of mourning for twenty
four weeks
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-10-17
INDIAN REBELS TRY
TO PREVENT AtLOTMENTS

MUSKOGEE. l. T, Oct. ia tel
egram from Governor McCurtain this
morning announced n rebel band of
Snake Indians dispersed during the
night on hearing the Indian police
coming after them. A message came
just in time to prevent the departure
Of squad of police. Snakes number
ing hundred. gathered for the pur-
pose of preventing other Choctaws by
force from taking allotments.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-10-17
KANSAS CITY DAY AT FAIR.

ST. LOUIS MO, Oct I5.-More
than l 300 representative citizens from
Kansas City headed by a delegation
Of several hundred Of the most proml-
nent business men of that city. mem
bers Of the Commercial Club. partici-
pated today in the celebration of Kan
sas City day at the worlds fair.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-10-17

Under the last Democratic admin
istration business was paralyzed at
home and the United States had
During the Mckinley and Roosevelt
administrations prosperity has been
restored al home and the prestige
Of the nation abroad has advanced as
never before.