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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-05
WHITE FLAGMEN ON VALLEY.
Iron Mountain Said to Be Contemplate
ing Change.

VIII white men succeed the ne
sroes on the Valley division of the
Iron MoUntain2
This is a question which has long
aetated the minds Of the employees
Of the Iron Mountain on thai division
and there seems to be some reason
to expect an early answer to that
quest On. From time immemorial the
brakemen Oh that division nave been
eided 10 replace the ha4men with
white men. Some steps We've taken
with this end in view. but ltt1e came
OF It and today=the tlaemen are black.
It is said that the conductors on
that line have asked that white mon
be placed on there. and il is possible
that their request will ae granted.
In the past the condition g the road
prevented the company from employ
ing white men in these capacities.
The white men could net Withstan t
the enormous manual labor when
was required But it is said that thu
time is past. The positions unde2
consideration at that time paid not
enough to Justify white men to take
them but that is all changed. There
are hagmen on the Valley division
who make $120 per month, and that,
in many instances, is more than IS
received by white men on ether lines
Ii is true that there are no such po-
sitions as fiagmen on the Valley in the
freight service, but the rear brakeman
is considered to be the flagman and
performs the duties of that position.
1t is to be hoped that the Iron
Mountain managegmont will see its
way clear to the employment Of white
men for these positions provided that
the white men can and Will perform
the work as we'll as the negroes. who
are employed at present
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-05
GAME LAW is NULL AND VOID.
Important Decision Rendered by the
Supreme Court.

The supreme court in State VS.. Nal
iory. held Saturday that the De Rossitt
game law. passed by the last general
assembly. is unconstitutional.
The majority opinon, delivered by
)nstioe McCulloch. after discussing
extensively the right of the owner OF
1ands to hHnt and fish upon came and
holding same TO exist, is to the gen
aral effect that the De RGssiti law, in
attempting to prohibit nonresident
and owners from hunting upon their
own land, cotravenes thai provision
Ct the federal constitution which
guarantees TO residents Of one state
in another the like privileges and
immnnities of citizens Of such other
state.
Chief Justice Hill and Justice Battle
dissented and in an elaborate opinion
by Chief Justice Hill. the position IS
taken thar the legislature of each
state has the power 10 regulate the
killing of game within its boundarle.,
and that the De Rossitt law is valid
exercise of this power.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-05
AN AGED PHYSICIAN
After Years of Experience Gave the
Following Advice:

IF yoH have anything to do with
medicines at all be pretty sure you
know what you are taking
Our local druggist. l.. b. Coon. saws
this is strong point in favor of their
valuable cod liver oil preparation,
Ninol It is not a patent medicine
and everything it contains is plain y
printed ON the bottle
NNol contains in a highly concen-
tYatel form all of the medicinal ele-
mcnts of cod liver oil, actually taken
from fresh Gods livers, but without q
/ drop of oil Or grease to nanseate and
upset the stomach This is the reason
/ that Nino accomplishes such wonder
full results in curing chronic coughs
colds, bronchial and lung troubles.
and there is nothing known to meHi-
| cine that will SO quickly build up the
run down. over worked, tired and de
hilitated, or give strength and renew
! ed vitality to the aged, as Ninol.
Mrs. Martha Fraser Of Portland.
Ne. writes: Il was al run down
| from overwork and had a chronic
! cough for years. | had tried so many
remedies without help that had lost
all faith in medicine and was discour-
aged. My daughter bought ne b9F-
tie of Ninol It simply worked Won
ders for me; it cured my cough and
! brought back health and strength
and | am better than | have been for
! years | cannot say enough in praise
of this wonderful cod liver oil prepara-
ton
We can only ask that every one IN
Pine Bluff who needs such a me- ilcIne
to try Vinol. on our guarantee to re.
turn their money if they don't thlnk II
did them any good-that is fair, IS II
not you cant lose On such a prop
osition. l.. r. Coon, druggist.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-05

from ten 10 thirteen point drop but
shortly began to rally and in some
cases showed above the opening point.
January closed Saturday at cents.
opened this morning at 7G5 cents.
dropped to 80 and re9aned lost
ground to 10 cents. March was
quoted Saturday al SIS but showed
first al 7.75 this morning, dropped to
7.773 and rose to 30 May had SO 10
its credit Saturday but the best it
could do this morning was $50. Low
was reached when May was quoted az
778 and the high mark stopped al
sos The decline was expected by
local buyers and none were caught by
the call for margins.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-05
TWO-HEADED BABY.
Born to Young Mother at East Somer-
Vile, Mass.

SomerviIle, Mass. Dec 5-A female
child with two heads, born in East
Someryi!le twelve weeks ago is at
tracing much interest among the
medical fraternity about Boston.
The physician who had charge Of
the case, in discussing the matter with
other doctors, said: 1t is unprece-
dented in the annals of medical
science The child has two separate
necks each supporting head, one
facing TO the front and one facing 10
the rear The latter head is not well
formed It's features are irregular
and imperfect. there being no eyes
"The baby is in the best Of health
and perfectly normal in every other
respect The mother is twenty years
old. The child weighed fourteen
pounds at birth
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-05
King Cotton Takes Another Slide

King Cotton slipped another cog to-
day and went down another peg or
two The decline was due to the
break N the Liverpool market whicn
erened at decline of 40 English
points or so American points. New
York and New Orleans markets
cs&.l ret help but follow the decline
al all markets opened from 50 to 80
20 1T, mde.. the quotations OF Satur-
day Liverpool just received the GOV.
crnment report this morning, having
been cloed Saturday when the re.
port was issued.
After the opening this morning the
market declined sharply, showing
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-05
IN His
CONDITIONS ARE Ep2E|1 I.r

In orerruItne mot6n for ne4
trial in the case AGAINST Hau Barley
charged with assault #tb intent 10
Nj in the Circuit court lua4e=a. B
Grace made another riqofoF faFE
about such assaHt "a IS. lie so5a#
the jurjes again Tor not applying tae
full penalty Of tAe z0 n such cas-
and while his remarks "erg H8t meant
to reflect on the personal charaeTas
Of any Of the jurors he SAID that soft
hearted juries We're responsble for
many of the cases Of murder and at
tempted murder Men who would at
tempt to take The life OF a fellow man
bought to be punished and punished
severely. This was the only way 20
Sstop the commission Of such crimes
sand place a value on human lives.
.oo,.e. Grace stated that while he had
Eno direct statistics on the subject he
Ewas reliably informed that over 500
pistols had been sold in Pine Bluff
during the past year and this meant
that 500 men had weapons with which
they could take the lives of their fel-
low men on slight pretext.
The condition of affairs is appaii-
ang," continued the judge ut has
6ome to pass that a man who commits
hurder does not take his own life III
his hand now. If The man have money
with which to hire a shrewd lawyer
he can get off with a light term OF
BEARS in the penitentiary or have 4
hung Jury and be released on writ OF
Aabeas corpus The slightest motloli
IN the victim is misconstrued and law
Sfers are allowed to 'bambOozle JuIleS
33hto giving three or five years III NAG
+ enitentiary while the man ought To
hung or given the full limit OF 'he
S8w. Twenty lone years is none TOO
Meht sentence for man who dclb-
$Sratelv attempts TO take the HE OF
fellowman for he has murder III MS
y Bart anG is only prevented by acc'-
4 ent from committing it,
n Tom Barley was then sentenced 70
rec wears in the penitentlarv, the
y me fixed by the jury. Attorneys
I've notice of an appeal to the SUI
III eme court and bail was liked at
,ooo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-05
ElOPED WITH NEGRO.
ffe Of Tennessee Farmer Shocks
Neighbors.

6prngheld, Tenn, Dec. 5.-Thls
cnmnnity was shocked by the an
nauncement that the wife of A. H.
Tribble, a poor farmer residing near
mere, had eloned to St Louis with
Ceph Cole, negro. Shortly after
dark the woman stole out of her home
Darefooted, met the negro, who had a
lhorse aFd buggy. and the two drove
here and took the train. 1t was found
Rfhat the negro had purchased some
nminine wearing apparel and shoes.
Fery effort is being made to appre-
rd the negro
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-05
Officers Carson and jim Moore Kept
Wing Negro.
NOBODY HURT BY FUSLADE.
1 IN Il -

Much excitement was caused in the
east end Of the city Sunday morn
in@ when a desperate negro with d
Winchester attempted to hill jim
Moore, a negro deputy constable and
took two shots at Policeman Carson,
who was assisting Moore IN making
the arrest The negro was chased
about ten blocks aud several shots
were exchanged between the officers
and The man. II appears that Henry
Franks, a negro gambler. became Ell
ragged at Jim Moore for some reason
and swore that he would kill Moore
The negro started out Sunday morn
ing with a Winchester in search Of
Moore and found him III Paul'5 res
taurant ON East Third avenue. As
Moore saw Franks coming he Walkct
toward The front door and told Franks
not to bring the gun into the house.
In reply Franks stepped back and
took shot al Moore through the
window but missed. Patrolman Car
son was on his way to Paul's resta'l=
rant at the time to make an arrest III
a case of drunk and disorderly and saw
tho negro fire the shot. He lmme=
diately gave chase and when Franks
saw that Two officers were alter nm
he lodged behind a row box cars
and q running fire commenfed. Mf.
Carson fired al Franks with his plSto5
iust as the c2ro passed bet%ee9 TWO
box cars. and then stepped h"hInd a
telegraph pole in time to escape get
ting hit by a bnll" from the WIN
chester. Then Moore and Carson
cave chase and tho NEGRO started UP
Alabama street on the run When h"
reached Fifth avenue he turned east
and ran 10 ToXas street, where ne
aoai, turned south and made for
row of negro houses in he old lake
bed. Omcers Carson and Moore loi-
lowed the NEGRO as bot they could,
and Carson empticd ii plS1oI at Tue
fleeing negro. but failed to bring him
down Moore also fred several shots
but failed to stop him. When FRANKS
reached the row Of negro shant!es III
the lake bed between Georgia ana
Teyas streets he took refuge in one
Of the houses and for time defied
the officers TO come and get him. Not
having sufficient force to surround the
house, Carson telephoned to police
headurlartcrS and the patrol wagon
started with more men. Several pri-
yate citizens joined in the chase but
when the row of houses was searched,
the fugitive had made good his es,
cape II is thought he was assisted
by some of the negroes in the houses.
but those who gave him assistance
would say nothing. All the negroes
in the houses declared that they had
NOT seen Franks at all. Every house
in that vicinity was searched but
Franks had flown, and after nearly
two hours of searching the officers
gave up the chase.
Franks is known to be gambler
and d troublesome negro, but has new
cr been guilty of assault with intent
to Kill before. He has been in ponce
court several times on the charge or
gambling and fighting. Why be should
attempt to kill Moore is not known
except that all negro offenders against
the laws do not like neero onlcef9
who try to do their duty 1t IS thonehs
that Franks will make an attempt 70
get back to the city and that ne may
be caught later on The affair createa
much excitement for the time,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-05
PACIFIC SQUADRON

Washington. Dec. 5.-Orders have
been cabled the Pacific squadron at
Panama to start southwark as soon
= Secretary Taft leaves the isthmus.
The squadron will probably so as far
as the Straits Ct Magellan and then
cruise northward, reaching Magdalena
lay about March, in time to conduct
its annual record target practice.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-05
MR.. DREYFUs' BIG RUSH.


f Dig crowd was on Second this
Pfhlng for several hours but no one
IS hnrt. Several tired clerks at
|eylos Big Store" will testify to the
f. however, that the crowd entered
store and remained all morning.
was eager buyers who gave quick
Fponse to the advertisement in Sun.
! Graphic and sought the bargains
Pure all were gone Of the hundreds
people who We're at the store this
Jung more than two-thirds had the
'1as Graphic which they used as a
ee cook in selecting bargains.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-05
DEATH SWEEPS G. A. r. RANKS
Veterans Dying at Rate Of $50 Day
Highest Known.

Washington, Dec. 5.-Soliie~s Gf me
civil war are dying ct the rate Of l9o
a day. according to Pension comm's
sioner Ware. This is higher rate
than ever before. Commissioner
Ware, in reciting the benefits OF exc :
utive order No. IS. which grants ser
vice pensions, declared its effects !
saving of 100000 year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-05
Little Says Democrats VIII Only

fon2roz sman Holm : Idtele was In
the city today Oh his way 10 Washlnez
ton, whore he Will attend the session
Of congress which convencs on next
Monday. SAYS the Ifort Smith News
Record. He was not accompanied BY
his family and they Will remain al
Greenwood during This session OF
congress.
i do not look fer anything new TO
eeme mp al this session, said Mr. Lat.
tie. What is now before the con
sressional bodies will take about all
the time of the short session. which
ends on March t, f9o5. Al that time
the new members will take their
seats. The Democrats Will then be
in hard lines. for at the present ses.
sion the Republicans have only SO
majority in the house, where they VIII
have ll6 in the new house.
Roosevelt is mp against it on his
promise to the people and | want to
see him straighten ont he tariff.
When he begins there will be cuttlng
of throats right and left and we Dem.
ocrats can stand back and see the fun,
The most important Appropriation
that will ask for in this session Will
be that for the improvement Of the
Arkansas river al Fort Smith. | was
down this morning and saw how the
bar stretched across the mouth OF the
Poteau river. This must be rcmedled
but have no idea what the cost
would be. The government engineers
will have 10 come here first and make
estimates upon the different ways of
doing the work and some OF them W II
amount 10 more than the others. II
il is undertaken to dredec the bar
away. the cost Will be very little, buf
have my doubts as to the lasting
quality of such work. II the engineer
should report in favor OF leYee5 OF
iottjes. the work will cost Iar@o
sum. | think that it Will be no trouble
to secure the appropriation. In TACT,
that is about all thai will b" done by
this session OF coneress-make APP
propriatiGns fer the necessary inf-
prGtcmcnts and running expenses fo1
another year.
The statehood bill may come up
and he passed 81 tbs session, but
hardly think that il will as it should
BE passed on to the long term when II
can ha given more time for dellbera-
ton. The bill i now in the hands OF
the senate and | think that the first
step which will be made toward state
hood VIII be the extending OF the OK
lahoma law over the territ orles. ihen
will come the vote on statehood ana
Indian Territory tackled onto Oklaho-
ma. ! see no hope for anything else
than single statehood, for the Repub-
licans will favor that and they VIII
be the ones who will have the power
to DO about as they wish
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-05

We Fit Individuals With Clothes.
Eisenkramer, the tailor, over Cli.
zens bank.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-05

Attorney |. Reinberger returend yes
terday from a weeks business trip To
Hot Springs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-05


5-..-.=
a6 IN
Hs orders ge
- be inser4g5 cards
roy Arlington az was fHad aloa=
- in Justice Stewart ae
ea #4e charge of obtafnH. money m.
Ger false pretea= IT'S charaaa
against T##sou 5aat he saaa|la az
1er1.@a46H under Il CONTRACT aa col
a.aI for the adFarisesuas before
f1e eoauaet va ap.e'ed= Com
plain a4aa linn are aba1 4a raaa
5enre meme cards a8a aea
pfHs@a ami delivered. Ha.a#e repre-
saatafion he odllee. II money Tor the
advertisements before the cards had
been deIHeaea 10 he Arlinssau# az
tel. The advertisers then had @ ar
rested on the charge and=6is trial va
set before .8setice Stewart this
mornng D. c. Bell of the Pine
Bluff Trust company and e r. Bloom
of the Travellers Insurance company
appeared agaiut the defendant and
stated that they feared the man had
collected the money and would leave
the city with out delivering the cards.
The defendant represents that he has
the cards in the city ready for delivery
and that he can fulfil his contract.
Lawson was released until Wednes-
day to make good his contract.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-05


f0o
Iellot paa
ln@ ID la# G=aast eoteuma
gaarfsz I.4z.sIa is f4hH#e #ar#t3
aHH la the =Wes5a6 is lie
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/ IleaHaay,s a1t ard he 6.
lza15as e sez ffiemHH 10
Iwafa# aud 6eT to 1
ait #a grow
5laH aefse.
eeHue.z #55#ef
f8 late.He H3= R9a9
sa.# from China Showing =a4# s
fd7easdf #,Ef8 8uese a. 5f H#4=a F.
aus eyery par ii Taa emu euH
IHae aistri6Has tracts and d5ssem
hating fHe H5ea NAT Asia should ha@af
the Asiaacz, that no European power T
has RIGHTS IN rs territories or III the
trade OF the cas- and that Japan
G4htine for aiI=Asia in forctng Russia
back
IN opinion amounting to a certainty
holds the minds Of those directing
IGermany's policy thai The next BoNef
iuprisine or similar movement against
the foreigners in China will be led by
the Japanese. who are laying The foun-
dations for vast oriental empire thai
might reach 10 the Trails.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-05


~ SDae ..e- BILL
Judge Grace Says war zWEa#15
+ se Sc 9az
m His a
IA
Il CONDITIONS ARE APPALLING.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-05


VIII
EHa He EH55alan
gaea sambtnad leether anl
~ a4 an ezae effort to paH
debt 81 &tH which hzs eaG
tht ehefe t7l many ET1r5 EYory
fort i HaIHe made ha FeA memo =
# lie eh Ia a. Ting tbs
lea and He are going 1o
IE Sunday H.e0t aIthough III"
4eathe ~ sainr and 52I. a large
aH 56aa aHe aarch at
HlaHH was sub
se1#HHd Ga ~ Minute Is fhtS
5HaH sHf bed by m#rz Mem'
ae anH ~ teW rs th' 5
me aas been suhsc bed toward
ac de5 sunday December is
voted bis aas in The ian
.hureh. and on hat day c. c.
line Of fittte Rock @ preach a
special sermon and another special
effort will be made to pay of the
IeNt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-05
44r SOL
urine Grsce SAYS nar Ag.---.--.-

eH BE
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-07

Viewed by one familiar only with
conditions as they exist in the States
and in the mainland Territories. the
conditions in Hawaii may appear
inconsistent with the best public
policy, and restrictive to desirable i'm
migration, but it must be remembered
that Hawaii was a monarchy, pro-
visional government, and republic be-
fore becoming Territory of the United
Sttaes, and also that many interests
had to be l1armorized and the rights
of domain respected Under existing
circumstances the government has pur-
sued the only right and possible policy.
While the scarcity at present of fertile
lands may delay immigration, the prob
lem will be solved within few years
in more satisfactory manner than is
possible at present. Up to the present
time three things have operated more
or less to the disadvantage of small or
diversified farming: lack of adequate
transportation facilities, an undepend
able water supply, and variety of in
sect pests. All of these disadvantages,
however, are being remedied as rapidly
as possible On the Island of Oahu
thoroughly up-to-date railway-the Oahu
Railway and Land Company-extends
from the city of Honolulu for seventy
one miles along the western shores of
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mountains are nearly denuded of forest
growth. and the rainfall has become
more or less unreliable.
TO be continuedl
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Honolulu Candy Co.
New England Bakery
]. OSWALD LUTTED,
Hotel Street. Ayans~n~
NOTICE.

Don't drug yourself with pofsons for
headache and tired feeling when a
pleasant draught of Our Celebrated
Bromo Pop viii do the trick.
Our Chocolate Creams, Cal Lemon
ade, Root Beer, Orange Cider and all
kinds of aerated drinks are the best
on the market.
ARCTIC SODA WORKS.
III Miller St, Honolulu, H. T.
The Washington times., 1904-08-14

her head tilted back a little Looked at
from the tip of her chin, her face is a
very good one. Her chin Is her best
feature. and her nose. which is irregu-
lar. is made much more shapely by this
device. This woman would no more sit
facing you squarely than she would re-
veal certain pages in the family Bible.
This student Of the beautiful has
brought to a fine art the trick of hold
ing her head well. She has what her
friends call a regal bearing. Chic Is the
best word for that becoming tilt Of the
chin.
So accustomed have women become
to carrying the head forward and down
that It is a positive effort to lift II. Yet
the natural position OF the head is erect.
The backbone should be straight and
the head held upright. The spinal
column should be straight, not curved,
and the head we'll poised.
A woman who complained that the
back of her neck ached when she held
her head up found, after little. that
she could maintain the position better
than at first. She took neck exercises
and studied the art of carrying the head