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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-02
Now the holder of

through society Now the holder of
In throne i still in all the lo6u.,jz
At>s of healthy middle age, aud j.
he FosSessor both OF The prestige and
He fortune necessary to the Y al OF
tie state and the chief leader Of so
c!etN | remembers immediately JfJtr
the present king camc to the throne
hearing 4 foreign attochc WH9 Had
lived III London say that he Ws;s sure
ii" new reign would reveal to III"
world the moSt sumptuoue eOHrt lis
Europe in he court of the En"isl
king. His anticipations have hCcU
70 q large extent realized. Instead of
buckingham Palace being opened now
and then 1T distant intervals and Al
most under protest, ii is the G, ntrdl
scene of the gayCty and hospitality
Of the London season. This has given
new life 10 that love of pleasure which
has always been characteristic of the
English people.-M A. r.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-02
Special Excursion.

On Sunday, July 3Oth, 1905, the ST
l.. |. M. and S Ry. will run special
excursion train from Pine Bluff an;'
Little Rock to Fort Smith and return.
Train will leave Pine Bluff 1 a. m.
Sunday, July 3Oth and returning will
leave Fort Smith at p. m. A grand
opportunity for the people of Pine
Bluff and Little Rock to unite and
spend a day in the interesting city "t
Fort Smith Fare $500 for the round
trip. Special train through to Fort
Smith and return For fruther partic
ulars apply to
II. N. Atwood, Ticket Agent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-02
GOVERNORS CREDIT WAS BAD

Edward C. Stokes. governor of New
Jersey recently invited friend to
dine at a Trenton restaurant and af-
terward discovered that he had for
gotten his pocketbook. 81 am the gov
ernor of New Jersey and will settle
this little matter when | come in
again." explained Governor Stokes
TO the cashier. I'm President ROose-
welt and you'll settle now" said the
cashier. who was new. Happily the
governor found somebody who would
vonch for his honesty.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-02
KING EDWARDS INFLUENCE.

have spoken Of the various innu-
ences which created the immense IN
crease in the gayety and the crowds
os the London season. l should not
omit perhaps. the greatest impulse
of all-namely, the accession q the
nresent sovereign. The incurab bis
Grief of a widow for loved husband
for wears produced in LONDON sense
If honorable but Overwhelming 1sola
t;on on the part of royalty; and such
an impression as that in the highes'
onarter percolates, of course, al
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-02

True enough it costs money to adj
vertise, but in my private opinion it
sometimes costs a great deal more
money TO keep quiet.-Treasurer De
panya
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-02
tTo Be Continued.)
THE PEOPLE ALL
In Chorus Cried. Give Un Newbro's
Herptcfde.

This word of late has heen i'll every
enc $ mouth. and manv are wondcr.n'
what the word signifies. though 70 ca
t.as yet been found. who viii deny tha
NEWERO'S !4ERPlClDE does the WORK
'#e!l. for the information of thousands {,
aecple who like to know all about a "oot
hing. we would say that HiII}PlClDl
means. a destroyer or M,er of 'IIcrpes,
Sow "Hcrpes" is the family ninn" of
>case caused by various vegetable pa,
-ites. A similar mcrohe caG 'e:s da'
2f. itching scalp, and fajil;i% hair; TIL.
= he micrcbe that NEWBI.O'S l!ERp'
'thE promptly destroys; after which tn
hslr grows. Sold by leading druggists 5
s. nd l'lc. in stamps for sample to The
Hnrpicide Co. Detroit Mich
For sale by Coon and Bedell, specia
agents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-02
CHAPTER Xxx.

VIE great day finally arrived,
o'io no carnival could have been
nore successful. The morning
Eside q, was devoted to athletics and
war "s ass The firemen won the tug Of
MONTY AZ .ho people marveled when
s.anan ~ sphcated !. the feats of the strong
spon q, s circus. Dc,I.Ne was called
Neids !, I 1 shesch, but, knowing only ten
french, he graciously retired
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-02

jfoa' tn" etc'" arm If the llw that he
dlSe"Vefe" III" identity Of y'uus.b acilo.
4ah'feNf}H Ao had not tee.f fa = ecn-
dl}o" L. recognize hi #>sali.,..t. and 4
s4tNeeteHt ~. @T.Fn#oN; h.l Gtt,i
ne hl>t ola ef l.S head. rhe uoor bo,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-02
.Jobbers, Wholesalers and
Manufacturers
OF PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS.

LUMeER COMPANY.
and
Bills Ity Cheap Lumber for cabins
buildings
HOME FURNITURE COMPANY.
Our bed. bedroom strongest ana
bestm the
able Hold orders until write for pricsA
PUoDEPHATT FURNITURE MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
sALEsKooM 42a426 MAIN STREET.
pot
inspect line
Leaders in Hardware Nails
Mill Supplies All orders shipped promptly
cept Our q
When of anything line
QuEENswARR
avLAno ouEENswARE COMPANY.
wholesalers of queenware crockery unwae granite
ware stonewae glassware
lamps China
business day In the year
.sAAc
Our wholesale department
inss Notions delivery and quantities suit Il
.Ad 2s Main street. Pine bua Ark
COMMISSION MERuHAN1A
GRAIN AND coMMIss, COMPANY.
We Plaster. Fire brick Fire Clay
Plaster Hair Corn oata
Hay Chops Cottonseed shiDstun. Field Seed sts
Carload lots a specially 4ss-e,aa-3>- --e--S
FOUNDERS.
ollLEY COMPANY,
rails, engines boilers say aA1
Castings Machinery
0uppleA
BUslNess COILEGD1.
jAmEs PRACTICAL eUsiNEss .oLLEGE
solicts patronage ambitious young men and women
,,-,+ ...s,on. W. JAMES
UNDERrAKER6 AND EMBALMERS
l4OLD EssFlTZHUGH CO.
Ee carr complete everything the UNDERTAKING
coInids
Cd Ambalmng al hours TEE
| graph and telephon. prompt atenioa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-02
Iron Mountain ka ties.

Fine Eluf to FL Dorado Springs
Ne, Eureka Springs, Ark. and Silcam
Springs. Ark. and return Fare for
Fcnnd trip first class fare plus
Tickets on sale June / to October +
Return limit thirty days. Extcnsic.
If this limit can be arranged.
ne Bluff 10 Mt Ncbo, Ark, aue
toturn. Fare $50. Tickets on sait
ilom June | 10 October l. Final lin !
for return October 81.
Pine Bluff to Searcy. Fare $3.50
Pne Bluff to Ravendon Springs
Ark. Fare s775.
Tickets on sale Iune | to Septeu
ter l5 Final limit for return OctC.
ber 81.
Pine Bluff to Hot Springs, Ark. anf
return. Fale $4.95. Limit for return
thirty days from date of sale Tickets
On sale June l to October /.
H. ~ Atwood, Agent
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-26

E. NJ. Phillips, of the C. O.. left last night on a pleasure trip to Chicago.
 A. Newman, photographer, of this city. left yesterday evening for Tomb stone to remain a week.
 Attorney Sames left this morning for Tombstone, where he has business requ:s s.ng his attention for several days.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Seaman leave to- day on a six @eeks' vacation in Cali fornia. They will visit Los Angeles. Santa Barbara, San Francisco and the Yosemite.
 W. F. Pearson, who is interested twith c. B. Bell in the Reina de Cobre mine. west of Cos, left this morning for the property. accompanied by his brother in law, J. Gessell, who goes to examine some mine in the vicinity of the Pearson & bell property.
 A. L. Manahan of the Bisbee opera House and Bill Posting company, was in the city today putting up new ad- vertising matter.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-26

brassIe. SEe prefers the cleek ar l takes a long full swing and gains as much distance ss the average g.rl champion gets with the brassie. With the midiron. too. she takes a fall swing. regulating the amount of ground to be covered by the stan e and it's effect upon the follow throuSl.
 But # Is when Mrs. Stout uses the mashie that the true golfer feels irre- sistibly impeiled to see the rules il Jericho. throw up his hat and yell. Tie mashle. as all maUJlind knows, Is tIe most difficult club ever Invented. Its short. deep. ugly face is capable of shying the ball off in more flend.sh and unexpected directions than an ex- plosion of dynamite.
 It is too bad that Mrs. Stout Is only an ordinary putter. In all other de- part1nents of the g1ne-and especially in recovering from an unlucky stroke she Is marvellous. It Is only her put ting that is mere mortal and gives competitors q chance.
 She has a splendid chance to win the women's national championship title this year.
 No one will be watched with more Interest than A. L. White, intercollegi' ate champion, who won his title at the very end of the northern golhng season and has not played to speak of since He certainly has class and, like wiry Jerome D. Travers. the scholastic champion, is a safe man to back among the younger players.
 In eastern professional ranks tht name to conjure with Is still Willi' Anderson. although he lacks the clock like quality of Stewart Gardner and | the meteoric flashes of AlezsDde1 Smith
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-26
LABOR ACCOUNTS
 ABE BADLY MIXED
MEXICAN LA5oRERs APPEAL TO CONSUL MAYA TO REDRESS
 THEIR WRONGS.

An incompetent timekeeper at tho work being done by the Southwestern system at Charleston caused a mess of trouble last week for several of the railroad officials and an appeal to the Mexican consul in this city by six Mexicans, who charged that pay which was justly due them was being wrong fully withheld from them by the rail road company.
 It seems that the Mexicans were brought from Fl Paso to work on the road, being included in a car load, who all began work at the same time and who all worked the same time lSst month When tfe pay car arriv- ed at Charleston on the fifteenth of this month six of the Mexicans discov- cred that their pay cheeks were shy in various amounts covering their wages from three to seven days In the meantime and before the arrival of the paycar the timekeeper on the work had been discharged for drunk enness. The Mexicans protested to the paymaster that their checks were wrong, but of course that officer could do nothing to rectify the mistake; he was there to pay the amount which
 
 timekeeper's report. The Mexicans then appealed to the foreman of the work which they were doing and while he knew they had performed the work as claimed it was no part of his busi- ness to pay the men. But he tele- graphed Auditor Ledwidge, who was in Douglas, to come to the camp and straighten out the mistake, and Mr. Ledwidge started on the train in the morning for Charleston, but before he arrived the Mexicans. who had be- come convinced that an attempt was being made to give them the worst of it. had left on foot for Naco. At Naco the Msxicans appealed to Max Gavito, the Mexican consul at that place. for help in the collection of their wages, but GavitO advised them to come on to Douglas. the headquar- ters of the railroad, and have Consul Maza look into their grievance. The Mexicans walked from Naco to Doug las and called on the consul. MT. Maza made an examination of the case and becoming convinced that the claim oi the Mexicans was just, interested himself in. getting the matter adjusted He asked the railroad for transporta tion for the AexicanS to El Paso which was granted. and they proceed ed to that city. where the mistake oi the timekeeper was rectified and the amount due was paid.
 A railroad man in this city, who has had experience in the railroads 1T Mexico, stated that if such thinl had occurred in that country it woulC most likely have resulted in some O the railroad officials going to jail be fore they could have made suficien explanation or made good to the Mex jeans.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-26
s1oo REWARD. s1oo.

The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all it's stages, and that Is Cararrh. Halls Catarrk Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment Hall g Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, act. ing directly upon the blood and mu- cous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the dis ease. and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing 1 ts work. The proprietors have so much faith in it's curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that 1t fails to cure. Send for list of testi- monials. Address
 Fl. CHEVY 6 CO, Toledo, O.
 Sold by druggists. 7sc.
 Take Halls Family Pills for eonsti- psfson-
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-26
TARIFF REFORM DEMANDED
The People, HOwevey. Are Unrble ts
 Register Their Wili.

When the people of the United States have made up their minds tha. certain legislation would advance theis interests they should be able to get 1t As it Is now their representatives ei ther think the people do not know what is best for them or some occult power prey ills above the will of the people and prevents congress from acting ia vorlbly. The belief of such a conserva. tive journal as Public Opinion that the majority of the people of this coun- tfy today want tariff reform, and that they would vote overwhelmingly for suCh reform if the issue were present ed to them squarefy." indicates that the Republican majority in congress de clires to obey the popular will. The Republican party has promised in the three last congressional campaigns to revise the tarilT if the voters would in. trust the matter to its hands, and nu- merous candidates of that party have personally pledged themselves to vote for taSif revision, but when elected they have made no effort to redeem their promises.
 Numerous bills providing for the re- vision of certain tariff schedules. have been introduced, but not one measure has been reported from the committee on y-nvs and means so that congress could con sit,er it. the evident intention being to throw the blame on the whole Republican membership by not allow l,>.. any record vote so that the people t.urot single out those members who oDposed reform or any that might be for 1t. The voters have been distinctly fooled at the three last elections, or ever since the late Mark Hanna an- nounced his celebrated stand pat policy. It Is now intimated that the saI{.e Go nothing programme Is to be repeated at the coming session of con yress. and the trusts will thus be al lowed to continue to sell their products to the people of the United States for much higher prices than they sell them i abroad. So great Is the difference be- | tween the home and foreign selling | prisAs of the tariff fostered trusts thai | President Roosevelt has been com | pelIed to order the Panama canal com i mission to buy needed supplies where Il could buy the cheapest, which means buying them abroad.
 | In the meantime the American peo-
 pie have to buy their personal supplies
 of the trusts at the high price the
 trusts see it to extort, and Speaker
 Cannon and the stand pat Republican
 leaders declare they will continue this | extraordinary state Of affairs. Those
 voters who supported the Republican
 candidates for congress at the last cleo ton now find themselves poweriess tc f control legislation and must continue
 to pay high trust prices for at leasi
 three years longer. and the oaly satis
 faction the voters who supported th'
 Democratic candidates have is to taun' I their Republican brethren with, "W'
 told you so.' Whatever the Republic an voters will stand being again fooled
 or will register their disapproval a the next congressional election re mains In the womb of the future-
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-26
GoFDoings.
Mr.. ChdyIes T. Stout Again Wins MsfrOEPIitaH
 Championship.

Mrs. Charles T. Stout has come back into her own. She who as Miss Gene vieve tHecker was metropolitan cham pion in 1900 and 1901 and national champion in 1901 and 1902 has now emerged after two years retirement and Is playing better golf than ever:
 Her recent victory for the third time in the metropolitan championships tourney evidenced that none of her old time nerve and skill has departed Rer record of eighty-six strokes for the long Baltusrol (N. J.) course was the best qualifying round ever done by q woman in America.
 Mrs. Stout is an innoTator. No other girl in the history of the game has ever dared to leave the strenuous links for the still more hazardous field of matri- mony and then return to the green a happy wife and mother and more brilliant exponent than ever of the possibilities GQt golf. One instlnetively speaks of her as q girl, for. although Ter son is a remarkably robust young gentleman of fourteen months, Mrs. Stout still looks and talks and plays golf Ike a happy little schoolgirl.
 During the 1ipsf. match since her re- turn ~to the .ERme ,MEs Stout showed fasbos of'bsnianey In her work that recalled Miss Rhona Adair's remark last year-"She Is the peer of any wom- an golfer in the world"
 To see Mrs. Stout on the first tee no one would dream that she Is wonder ful player She has none of the fuss and feathers of the conventional great performer. A slender little girl of medium height, with frank eyes bluer than the sky and a great mass of crisp, pale yellow hair brushed severely back from a high and well rounded forehead, she seems a modest but am bilious tyro. She has no gloves or weird clubs or other affectation.
 But the moment the little woman drove one could see she was DO or dinary good player. With a long, round. free St. Andrews swing and every ounce of energy in her slim and girlish figure hurled out into the end of her whistling driver. she sent the ball flying a clear 210 yards. It was q beautiful sight to see. Fer style is very like that of little Jerome D. Ira vers, the schoolboy who recently laid low the mighty Travis.
 For her second shot Mrs. Stout used her driver from the fair green and sent the ban sailing over inc dangee oUs first bunker. She never uses .
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-26

The Mcnte Visto.-Chas. Hanson, who returned yesterday from the Mon te Visto mine, was busy today in get ting affairs arranged here during his absence, which will be for ten days. MT. Hanson has business in Phoenix and after attending to that will visit his family at Wilicox for few days, before returning to Douglas and the mine in Sonora Speaking of the work at the mine this morning NIT. Hanson said: q left work going on night and day with a strong force, under the di- rection of John Evans. one of the best known practical miners in Mexico. We are extending a tunnel which has al ready been run 115 feet. When this tunnel has been extended five hun dred feet we expect to cut large and rich vein which will be also about five hundred feet from the surface"
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-26
EUREKALOL lTGH-EGZEMA CURED

something 6  
   gmicidaI We prove
   win
  e and application
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-26

Went to Paradise.-Harry Loven, the well known railroad engineer, who has been running for a long time be- tween Douglas and Deming. is taking q layoff for the purpose of looking af- ter his mining interests in the Para disc country and he went on the train this morning to that district. NIT. Lo- ven has twenty-three claims and is now in correspondence with eastern mining men who have expressed a desire to invest some money in the development of the property to ths production stage. NIT. Loven is an old KIondiker and besides his interests in the Paradise districts he is the own CT of some very promising property in the vicinity of the Esmeralda mine in Sonora
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-26

Smeiter Ready for Operation.-Let- ters received in this city from the ma nager of George MitchelPs mining en- -erprise in the state of Guerrero, Mex leo. states that the shelter at Chil- Dancingo is ready for operating and it is now probably turning out bullion. This property Is said to be the biggest mining proposition in the republic of Mexico A railroad is being construct ed from the coast to the mines. George Mitchell was with W. c. Greene in the beginning of the Cananeas and is well known in this section of Arizo- na
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-26
PACIFIC COAST SUMMER ExcuR-
 SION RATES.

Fl Paso & Southwestern R. R. Co. will sell for trains leaving Bisbee Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays during the months of July, August and September. 1905. round trip tick cts, return limit November 3Oth, 1905, to Los Angeles. Santa Monica. Long Beach, San Pedro, Newport Beach, Santa Barbara, San Diego and San Buena ventura for s36.65.
 Return tickets to San Francisco on same dates as above. with same limit from Bisbee for S56-15. Stopovers may be had on all tickets west of Col ton either going or coming.
 W. P. MNAIR,
 Agent
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-26

Robbed.-Tom Windom and Al Rice both drivers for the Scott Transfer company. lost two watches and s1.05 in cash last night from a room iD which they were sleeping in the Inter national hotel They have been una ble to get any clue to the thief, but the matter has been reported to the off cers.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-26

Good Rains Yesterday.-Passengers coming in on the Benson train yester- day stated that a heavy rain fell in the vicinity of Don Luis and this side in the vicinity of Forrest station and that all the washes were running with water as the train passed through the hills this side of Osborne. Only a few drops of rain fell in Douglas yes terday-
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-26

Making Cattle DeaI.-Peter Johnson and wife of Bisbee have been in the city today. in company with Wm. Neel. negotiating for the purchase of the cattle belonging to the w. H. Taylor family. The deal was closed this af- .ternoon and MT Johnson departed for Bisbee. He will leave shortly for Cali fornia with his family and expects to be absent for a year or more.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-26

Suit on Building contract.-A suit was set for trial today in Tombstone which grows out of the presence in this city of a bad hombre-Capt. Elm mons. Emmons was contractor and contracted to build a residence for c. D. Walker. who claims that he fell short on performing the contract sew eral hundred dollars. Walker has brought suit against those who were on Emmons' contract bond for dam ages and the trial will be held today in the district court Engineer Stol- lar is one of the bondsmen and he went to Tombstone yesterday evening. Albert Stacey. of the Bassett Lumber company. went to Tombstone as a wit. ness in this case.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-26

Bad Gold Piece.-Someone passed a very rank counterfeit five dollar gold piece at the bar of SeebOld &. East on upper G avenue this m morning. The barkeeDer must have been hoodOCed at the time. as the eoH tCerfe.t is so rank that it ought to be detected by g tea -sl n:d boy.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-26
VARIOUS LOCAL ITEMS
 CLEANED ABOUT DOUGLAS
ELKs ARE MOVING INTO NEW FiALL-MiNiNG co. MEETING.
 CATTLE DEAL.

Buried Yesterday-Jesus Comanche, the Mexican who was injured at the wood camp and afterwards died at Agua Prieta, was buried yesterday af- ternOon from the undertaking parlors of w de H. Washington.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-26

New Elks' Hali.-This morning Ex- alted Ruler E. T. Hockenbeimer and w de H. Washington were putting the new furniture in the Elks' hall in the Tarpey building on c avenue. One hundred chairs and some other fur niture has been received, but several articles are yet to come. The first meeting of the lodge in the new hall will be held on Thursday night
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-26

The Y. M. c. A. BuiIding.-D. P. Stewart. of the firm of Stewart & Crawford. who have the contract for the building of the Y NJ. c. A. build ing here. returned to Douglas this nor hing from Fl Paso, where he was call ed last week on important business. Mir. Stewart says that the Y. NJ. c. A. building in this city, when completed, according to the plants and specified tions. will be the best constructed building in the southwest, and that the city of Douglas will be proud of it as the finest building in the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-26
r.u.r n..ton N.ttonnI..

The Boston National team will be cut down to fourteen men just as soon as possible This means two catchers. ecur pitchers. four inHelcers, three out eelders and a sub.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-26

Will Visit Europe.-Carlos Lesrand. electrical engineer for the Phelps Dodge company. left this morning for a few days visit at Morenci. after which he is going to Europe for a va cation of two months. For the past two years Mir. Legrand has divided his time between Douglas, Bisbee, Mo renci. Globe and Nacozari.