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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09
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WIN. BURKE,
IA West Second avenue.
BRIEF ENTON.
\ j. + i. + j. j. !. ! Il !. i. i

4 F. 7. Jone& mas returned from i
hip to Louisiana,
q H. P Wafe Of Little Reo1> is regis
kfed at the Trnlock.
Il f. H. Tobey Of Little /, in the city
6day on a business mission.
n 3. ". Marshall Of Little Reck is
kere today on business mission.
E ". Williams of English is among
b. business visitors in the city.
Hubert B. Strange has returned
ON a weeks visit TO his parents at
eeebe.
Miss Ethel McCroskey is visit!n1
hiends in Dallas, Texas, for a few
keeks.
r. ". Schultz ehief OF the s'sa de-
kaItment, left this morning fey Little
Rock on business trip.
Mrs Crittenden jackson of Okla
lo1na City is visiting her uncle, MI.
Iohn L. Rutherford, and family
Mrs. T Havis Nixon and chldrea
eturned this morning from visit 10
eatives and friends at Sheridan.
Mr.. M. Garretson has returned from
llinois, where be has been on the sad
rission of attending his wife's fun
raj.
The readers Of the HEADLIGHT will
axe notice of the card OF Attorney
Y. G. Bouic. which appears in this is
ue. Mr.. Bouic is an able lawyer. and
ores to Sheridan to remain perma-
ently-Sheridan HEADLIGHT.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09
Personal,

Mr.. and Mrs. Petty have moved to
the Sawyer and Austin camps, where
will occupy the house vacated by Mr..
Petty.
Mrs. r. II. Nixon of Pine Bluff is
visiting her parents. DR.. and Mrs. j.
3. Shaw. this week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09
NEW SOUTHERN INDUSTRIES

sA. Chattanooga. Tenn, May S.-The
!. accompanying list of new industries
sSleported to the Tradesman for the
week inst ended shows the tendency
toward development in the southern
States along all lines of endeavor.
STexas reports a two-million dollar
electrical company. Oklahoma two
4 OF e-n1ilion dollar companies and
from several states comes the news
y interpretations having capital of half
= million C." thorcahouts. MANY of
the industries in this list whose can
Mt'aization is not stated are among the
largest reported for the week. The
alist as authorized by the Tradesman
us as follows:
A~ Arkansas.
n St Francis-s100 600 lumber and
@cooperase plant.
ny
4 Parasculd-s5.00 900 canning factory.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09
HARD LINES FOR MILITIA
Attorney Genera! Will Enjoin Pay.
ment ct S25. .OOO

Little Rock, May 9.-tSpecial.> J.
Attorney General Robert l.. Rogers
announces that he will enjoin the
state auditor from paying money on
;he $25 600 appropriation for the state
militia. ca the ground that the act
was not legally passed. not having re-
ceived the necessary two-thirds ma
lerity of all members elected, as pro
vided by the constitution for appro-
priations for other than the necessary
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09
Man in Jail Drew roWd.

Lloyd Warren was bro hit in fi3"l
Calvert township by Deputy Sheriff
1ohn B. Gean last Sunday and placed
III Jail He was indicted for disturb
ING the peace. The idea of a man il
iai1 scon drew a crowd and outsiders
would have thought we had one Of the
famous lanes boys in hook.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09
Where Happiness Is Found.

Don't look for true happiness i'll the mansion
OF the VeiN tich. where high priced physicians
are Calied IN to doctor every alment But sctk
ii and find il, too. in the comfortable homes of
the middle-c ass and so-called pool where
Green 5 august Flower l. 21wavs used to keep
the alni.N healthy Ito cure all st. t1ac n troubles
whether indigestion, dyspepsia. cons ipation
loss OF appetite. bilious attacks torpid liver
Trial bottle, August Flower. 2Sc. Big bottle 15c
AT al lCi1ugeistS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09
Gfu-DetectlN,

The ordinances maklna an additie.- -
81 lafraIman 10 The police force 10 =
known as city detective" was read
and passed Mayor White comn!i
nent"l Nl Check on his coed vol
III" ohioc1 q The ordinance Was 10
increase MI Checks salary ANA in
crease die nolce force.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09
Suit on Note.

The Citizens bank has filed suit in
the Jefferson circuit court against "
f, Howell on a nromisory note eo.'
Sl1.216.O3, alleged to be overdue ami
rayable.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09
Business Good.

Business has been fairly good here
un tc the present this year. Thirty
r5ne carloads of freight received be-
sides the LEGAL freight
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09
Suriai Of Mrs. Carmicai.

The remains Of Mrs Chas. l.. Car
;icaf Were inferred in shady Grove
cemetery Sunday. She was III for
long time
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09
Dogs in Cemetery.

An ordinance providing a fine ol 81
against persons who allow dGes tc
Was inlrGfIlleed and read twice anI
allowed to take its regular course
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09
Glnler By WOOdnen.

The " oodmen If the World camp
ii this place contemplate having a
grand dinner and entertainment on
tulv !
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09

The Chinese tame fowls by clipping
their wings and women by deforrrira
their feet. A petitcoat around the
ankles serves equally as we'll
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09
REAL ESTATE
lD0N'T BUST
"eaNk BUSTED"

That's remark heard cutie eften
ycp have net been depos;tor Of
t-abnsitbles in one OF these intlam-
pable concerns. yoH den, know The
frlrrn feeling It gives one to see the
syjnss of hard work and years swept
wav, and nothing 70 SHOW for il.
NV. real estate doesn't bust.
r. cont say that because We want 10
In YOU real estate bur because it Is
Tue. You ouy a house You have il
lways, a staunch, firm arm to lean
ran at any time.
TAX 10 us; We can hep you to pros
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09
LOCUST COTTAGE,

Locust Cottage Nav 9.-Thmsdav
richt and Friday it rained all day.
the hardest rain we have had this
season. It washed down the farmers
fences. washed up great deal of
their crops they had planted, and
washed the roads terribly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09
Police Court.

The fines in police court this morn
ing amounted to $65. and most pf
them were paid in cash.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09

Mr.. Hudson went to town Thurs
day. and did not get home till Sunday
evening, and then had tc come round
six or eight miles out Of his way 10
get home
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09
Whisky Seized.

Fifty bottles of whisky were seized
by the deputy sheriff here last week,
and they were all smashed in the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09
Notes of Interest.

The fuddephatt Furniture company
las jusi received another large silip-
ment of "Odorlesso Refri2erators.
There can be only one reason for the
great demand for these refrigerators.
and that is quality.
Don't carry the baby. You can
set s0od 2o-cart or carriage for lit
lie money from the PuddNpbatt Furni.
ture company.
Make your children happy Spend
500 and get them a nice lawn swing
from the Puddephatt Furniture com.
Iany.
If you need refrioCrator don't
forget about the "Odorless." They
are guaranteed to be the best refrig-
orator made.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09
NEIGHBOR TOWNS

~sett. t., fjeHr4 was ~eI2eG in tha
Genet
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09
W. and Stock

We always keep On hand the best
stock and are prepared to furnish the
best Of animals at the lowest prices.
We strive to please all who favor us
with their orders Call at J. A.
Clements Wagon Yard, Feed and
Sale Stable, 421 West Barraque street
mend it tC be-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09

Oak and pine wood Phone w. H.
Boyd. Old phone 902.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09

Rev. B. r Scott, though verv un-
we'll. filed his appoinmen at Mt.
Carmel church Sunday. It was threat
enine rain when he left home. and
the roads We're very bad. but he was
at his post on time Sunday morning
Mr.. Marvin Hamilton has gene to
Fison on business and to do some
shopping
Miss Lou Sinclair went to Pine
Bluff Thursday. and did not get home
III aatH"dav evening. the railroad
being washed below Kedron Sc that
the trains could not run Friday.
= Mr.. W. l. Johnson and Arthur An.
derson went cut hunting yestorGlav
evening and Mr. johnson killed fine
turkey sobbler weighing sixteen
pounds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09

f. II. Tobey of Little /. in the city
pdav on business mission.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09

4 3, ". Marshall Of Little r. Ck
kere today on a business mission.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09

Il p. Wafe of Little R1cl is regis
bred at the Trulock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09

F. 7. Jones has returned from
rip to Louisiana.
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Increase in Bank Circulation.

The monthly circulation statement issued
by the controller of the currency shows
that the total amount of national bank
notes outstanding at the close of business
April %, was $481, 244,94 an increase for
the year of 44.134,372, and an increase for
the month of s., 296 Geo.
The circulation based on United States
bonds amounted to $40, 147, 766, increase
for the year Of So, 344, 9S5, and an increase
for the month of $4277,5S7 The amount
of circulation secured by lawful money was
$50 o91, 1T9, a decrease for the year OF
81, 1SO6l3 and an increase for the month
of 81 OILS. Alb. The amount of United States
registered bonds on deposit TO secure rcu-
lating notes was S452 SO, $50, and to secure
public deposits 500, 153, 800
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Court Says Bigler Johnson Must Hang

The Pennsylvania supreme court has or
dered that Blgler Johnson, who confessed
to the murder of his wife and her niece at
their home near Towanda, Pa, on Septem-
Der IS last, be hanged When Bigler john
son was arrested he confessed that, togeth-
er with his mother, sister and two brothers.
he went to his wifes home and killed her
and her ten-year-old niece with an ak. The
Johnsons, he said, then sprinkled the house
with kerosene and set it on fire. The entire
family was arrested. Bigler and his brother
Charles being adjudged guilty of murder in
the first degree. The others were acquitted.
Charles is awaiting the determination of
his case by the courts on motion for a
new trial,
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Alleged Breach of Promise.

Proceedings at law to recover damages In
the sum of $4,000 for alleged breach of
promise to marry were Instituted yester-
day in the Supreme Court of the District
of Columbia by Miss Rhody NJ. Clansy,
through Attorneys w. Preston Williamson
and Victor Dodge. against Edward F. Bar
ker. The court is informed that the plain
tiff met the defendant in February. 1900,
when she was nineteen years of age, and
that he took advantage of her youth and in
experience. He promised to marry her. she
declares, in December. 1901, and renewed
the promise in May, 1902. According to
Miss Clansy the wedding date was changed
from time to time by the defendant. and.
she alleges, he has now refused and de-
clined to marry her.
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Adverse to the Porto Ricans.

In the Supreme Court Of the United
States the cases OF Rafael and Euripides
Rodriguez OF Porto Rico, convicted by the
insular courts of violating the postal
laws, have been disposed OF adversely to
the appellants, the decision Of the lower
court being affirmed. The Attorney Gen.
era1 commended that the higher court was
without jurisdiction, but the court did
not sustain this position. The opinion
was rendered by Justice Harlan.
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FURNISHED.

FOR RENf-MOUNT PLEASANT, FURNISHED.
Tor the summer, new teu-rJon house; near car
line: pretty outlook; No. 34OS Brown st. Rent,
only $3.50 per month.
my23t l., : LlPSCOMB x Co, GIG 14th st.
FOR EENT-CIEVFLANp PARK. NEWARK ST,
10 rooms bath. furnished. June 1 to oct l..
Rent $40. See about this,
my2-tu,th. MOORE < HILL. III 14th st.
FOR RENT-FJ RNISiiED-AN S-ROOM BRICK
house In the northwest section Of the city; con-
venient to all car lines; TO good tenant for $50.
J. ID. q W. ID. SULLIVAN.
ap30-6t 707 18Th st NV
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Rev. Dr. D. J. Stafford of this city. who
is a guest of DR.. Gum at Atlanta. Ga, lee
tured on Richard III Friday night to the
largest audience ever seen in the Grand
Opera House in that city. He preached
Sunday in the Sacret Heart Church to q
crowded congregation.
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FOR HALE~HQVsEs.

FOR sALH,
THEY ARE SELLING WITH REMARKABLE
ONLY FOUR LEFT,
1431-35-9o AND Il SHERIDAN STREET,
MT. PLEASANT.
5000.
-Four OF these houses ~ere sold while they wefe
being built and the demand since has been un-
precedented. Such complete and desirable houses
would sell readily for IS 900 in neighborhood
tot half DO desirable. The houses themselves
are beauties-high-class in every particular and
possessing more conveniences and finished better
than many a house at $4,000. For permanent
and satisfactory Investment there's nothing bet
ter on the market today.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
my2-9t S04 SO8-S0S h st. NV.
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t2R RENT
UENISHFD

CNFUENISHED.
1dl4 & IT fNots. -Sfo-oV
iii lIth st Is and Oh - 5000
1913 = St q rooms and bath furnace hent , 40. %
1871 st rooms and bs tn furnace heat. 40. 90
Entire building at 1914 & Pa. ave, per mo 2OO.0e
1872 n Y ave. NV, Tor. and b. from -
July l, 1905. per an-.....,............2,5 300 90
1885 n Y ave Dor Oh per mo ....... l25. 90
l2}S Md. ne, rooms per ..... 1l3o
FURNISHED
1000 18th st ia rooms and hath pe- an 4 500 90
1922 18th st, ar & Oh. hot-water heat. 200 90
1905 Yale St, 12r. and b., per month. 125.O
1904 18th ST Ilr and b. Der month. 1000
I'LL De Sales st lur and b., per month. 100 90
i29 Md. av. ne Tor Sha 1 wear per mo- 50 90
From Nav Is to Oct l 1905 pcr mo-. 1000
3I22 q ST. s rooms and ba H. per mo-. 1000
ap2S-tf EASCH x BlRGE 1926 n Y II.
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UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT-l226 nth ST NV, BET. R. I.
and st; possession june l. 1905; rent,
SI20 per year. Apply to ROBERT STEAD Room
8. Nu6 + 81. fe23-1
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1924 NH nv nv.1ir. bT5 90
Bachelor apis. 1907 + NV
Warehouses. 20 ~ X NV
Cottage Taxa PIX. .35. 90
Office rooms. 1907 Z NV
RID. Inc. 1870. h st. NV.
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STONE 4 FAIRFAX 500 SO6-sts f ST NV
UNFCRNISHED

L NJ X
81 40oyr. POS 10th. 22r. Az
$40. .1347 L NV, 15r, b
sos. .....l3ll Conn nv
ss5 50....122o Conn sy, 12r
ss5. 1892 n II av. l2r, %
$50. ...la16 10Th. I2r. b
sT5. ...1I16 n NV. 1lr, b
no. 1870 2lst NV. Tor. b
k75- 100 10th NV. 12r. b
SIS. 1924 y Il nv, i2r. ID
S75.l21S n II av NV. l2r. b
$50. .2l10 o NV. l2r
$40 .12lS 18th NV .l2r, Oh
S65. 1896 Park. 12r
S65. 14ii n NV. l2r. b
$50. 1888 Baltimore Or. 2b
$50. 1881 Mintwood pl, Tor
SEQ. 1888 Mintwood pl, l0r
SEQ. --1767 u NV. Or. 20
sG0. 1925 18th NV. 11r. b
R7 so. 1909 14th NV. 12r. b
$3.50. oil | NV, 12r, b
S55. 10. 1919 Il NV. 49,. b
s5O.T5.. 1909 MI Pleasant
$50 1920 10Th NV, Tor, 2b
$50. $500. 926 b sw, Tor
$50. 1922 to 1896 Baltim e
s45. 80. 2606 Univ pl. 12r, b
$50. 1924 18th uw.1Or b
$40 80. .91e S NV. Tor. b
$40 1870 Cal ay, Tor. b
So 10 322l Il NV. IL +,
$40. 10. 3-fO 18th nw.I2r h
s4o. j0...1329 Kenesaw ay
F4O. 80. .l240 Prince'n.lOb
$50 80 1901 Sth nv 4rY
e4o. Rockville Md, lar. b
$50. .1T44 y Cap. sr, b
80 80. ll01 r av, Or. b
$500. 935 Z NV, Or
$3.50. 1902 r NV. Or. b
sa5 30 1900 18th NV Or. b
$3.50. $40 n NV, Tor. b
k3J 1919 Corcoran. sr, b
s3J .-..l215 c sw. Sr. b
F32- 80. ..l1l1 y NV. Sr. b
s32 80. 9l3 Roanoke, Or, b
So 81 1927 4 MY nr. D.
$50 %. .90s 9th NV, Or, b
$50 30. 81 f NV. Or. b
81 30. 1884 Wallach Or. b
81 30. 726 + ne. sr. b
81 80. 4l4 18th So. s. b, sta
1900. 1925 G ne. Sr. b
50 30. .l119 Harvard NV
$50 80. 1871 Caroline ay
so. 80. bib I'd ne, 7r, b
So. so. .J23 10th NV. Or. q
SO University Park
So 80. .Tl6 Sd Sc. 7r. b
81 80. .729 Princeton. 6r, b
81. jo..Ti9 Princeton. 6r. b
So 30 iI2l l. Cap. Jr. D
$50 30. i53 Tenn nv ne 81,
$50 80 2ol Morgan st ,Sr b
$50. 30. 1892 9TH NV. Or b
so 81. 1920 G ne. Or. b
SO 30 712 81 Sc. 6r, h
$3.50. 1918 Kirby, 6r. b
II
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FOR RENT-BY II l.. Il
FURNISHED

T Z NN Ts,If Ell.
1890 18th. l2r, 2b. 5000. 0C
Adjoining Scldieus' HON
large house. stable and
outblics, 46 acres, beau
tifully situated.
U\FTRNISHED-
1877 l. NV, I6r. Oh. 1000
1880 18th. 12r. 2b. 100 &c
iT35 Conn sv.1lr. bS1Go. ~
1857 10Th. 11r, b. COCO
1916 18th. Tor. b. 50. 50
lTle 10th. Tor. b. 4o.1G
1I44 Ore av. Tor. b. 40 81
aDfO-tf
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FOR RENT
Ne cor 18th & Clifton.
lGr, 9b, fur. $500. OF
So Conn av. Ter. .125 o.
1900 l. NV 12r fur. 100. Ot
1922 y II NV. 14r. b.. .. SIS &C
TYLER & KUruI.RFC
u4.tt.E 1I.s
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1911 I'll.
SIS. so. 1910 F, ne, Or, W
SIS 30. .531 9th lie, Or. "
SIS. 80. lib h re. 7r, h
1890. ...I416 Duncan re-
sl3. 80. l4l2A Duncan,4r b
APARTMENTS.
5000. The Rochamb-au. fur
$50. The Magnolia. 6r. b
S35. ....1114 25th. Or. b
S35. 30. 1896 Princeton. 6 b
$50 AIS 18th NV. Or, b
$J5- 1921 LIST. Or, b
$50. 1882 Chaplin NV ,6r,b
$40. 1Ah5 25l5 iTti4. -ir
$50. .25l1 Central av, Or
S21 80. .2503 2515 18th. Or
S27. 50.ITGl Willard. Or, b
$50. so. HOB Erie NV Orb
S2G. so. .2Jo2 CT ntral av, Or
$50 30. 80 Quincy nw.6r.o
ESQ A. Quincy. 2d 4
$3.50. 90 Seaton NV, Orb
$50. 30. .170s Pa av. Or, b
$50 SO -1103 Erie nw,5r.b
S25. so. .2504 Center NV .Gr
SIS. 80. d. Seaton NV. 5r, b
SIS. 80. 18th & o NV. 7r.b
S2a.50. So SeatOn
S25. 1926 X ne, LIST floor
24.....14 L ne. Or. b
s2i. .1G I NV, Or, b
va. 80. .l7-192l Thomas
S23..22 to - Thomas Or. Il
S23. 80. % L ne. Or. h
SZ3 -......-.... 20 T ne
$50 80 Sd & Elm NV, or
so. 50......517 9Th ne, Or
So. so 250S l. NV. Br, D
SO. 30. The Clayton. Or, b
~ so. .l42l L Cap. 5r. b
-. 80. .l1l9 + Cnp, Or, b
So q to 30 rhomas.5r,h
90. .iJI7-}H n Thomas
$40. .134S F ne. 5r. b
$40. e. COS Eliot ne, 5r, b
$40. -6l0 Eliot ne. 5r, b
SIS. o.. 1876 + ne, Or. b
S15. $40 Whitney av, orb
Sl4. 30. .14271a f ne, Ar, b
Sli. 80. si3I Tenn aY,ir.b
Sl3. 50. l4lU Duncan, 4r,n
1880. l4l2la Duncan,4r,b
STORES.
$3.50. 1927 Pa av NV .31rs
$50. IN j Az ana ii NV
S7b. 1923 It'll NV
$40. ....lIth and X NV
SIS. 1896 II NV
s22 80. .553 Tenn vat. DIV
SIS. ..70S eth sw, large
OFFICES.
lie Droit bldg. $40 and W
STABLES.
$40 Sd & G ne. 16 stalls
Sc. -.......-k enesaw nv
$50. X 10 G ST. 10 stalls
SIS Il 3l09 10th NV 4stalls
sl5..R 1920 T nw.2 etalls
SIS. 49,. Rear 141t n NY
$40. Rear l1OS 18th NV
81 1900 Il SIG pol ~.
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FOR sALE-BEsT VET.
DON'T FAIL TO SEE THIS HOUSE
tn yor- w AVN A r1oI-cr vrTrJ All rARGU

ROOMS IN SPLENDID LOCATION.
1919 KENESAW AVE
The most convenient location on The
Heights" Near churches, numerous market
stores &c.
ONLY $6S50.
An attractive buff brick dwelling 10 rooms
parlor. large reception hall. dining room. pantry
and kitchen first floor unusually large tiled
BATH porcelain tub; cellar under entire house.
SUPERIOR CONSTRUCTION.
The material and workmanship Is far above the
average.
GOOD SIZED LOT Room for stable. 10
FOOT PAVED ALLEY IN REAR. ENTIRE
HOUSE NEWLY PAINTED and BEAUTIFULLY
PAPERED and DECORATED.
Don't fail to see 1t. OPEN.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1nyo-3t SO4- 500 S0S + st. NV.
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STANLEY 1904 CAR FOR SALE; Al CONDITION.
For sale account OF buying touring car, same
make. ROBINSON 4 co., 613 14th. my23t
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; NO EXTRACTIyg,
pain; feel act and last longer than natural
teeth: shrunken faces made normal; painless
filing DR.. ]. L. WILSON. 1908 St NV.
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FOR SALE-S2, 500 WILL BUY FIRST-C
corner building, brick, on wide avenue NV:
occupied as grocery; actually rented at SIS
Figure the profit
WILLIGE. GIBBS & DANIEL. COB and COS 18th
my23t
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-27
Rushing at Fairbanks.

Fairbanks, April ZO - swift water Bii Was in town and reports that the clean-up> will be larger than conservative estimates figured. Pedro. Cleary and Gold stream are alive with men busy and rushing the work oi cleaning up. He esii- mates there are 1000 men now employed on the above creeks.
 The Tanana is clear oi ice from from above the narids down to the Little Delta.
 Henry Obber made q strike on the left limit, about thirty miles up from the mouth oi the Little Delta. He sunk shalt 8 feet and struck l5c to the pan, coarse gold, in two feet of gravel: A mug get welga.ng one and ihree-quar;er ounces was pIcke,. ui " him. He expects to reach bedrock soon, as iie sinks down. inc greatest ex- citenient exists in ,ie uew town on the Little Delta. This camp has a population of 5JJ people and more coming.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-27
Mayor Reelected
Ii. ". Miller To Preside Over the Council Another
 Year.

The new town council ne. Mon day evening and organized hy eiectin@ d permanent chairman and clerk. ". II. Miller, who Ina, been on the council ior the pas, three Wears and hcId the position oi lnay"r ior the pas: term, aas unan- imou,.y rc-e,,c,cd. II. N. Crasy Was reappon;ed clerk.
 NIT. Miller, who is ring from an attaeS oi erysipelas. was ;h. only member of the new boar who Was absent from Inc meeting. The matter oi appointing treasurer came up. bul was tabled until the mayor shall have named the ne~ committees and the council is in better shape to handle business.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-27
Nome and Fairbanks
Estimate of Spring Cleanup at Nome. Will Reach Five
 Million at Fairbanks Machinery Famine.

Nome. April 26-Nome's winter output of gold will he over two million five hundred thousand. distributed Us follows: Fairhayen district. including Inmachuck. kugruk and Candle creek. three hundred thousand; kohuk. fifteen thousand; Solomon district. includ- ing Big Hurrah quartz mine. ninety thousand; Norton hay. twenty thousand; Dexter creek claims, Daisy. one hundred and fifty thou sand. Louie. one hundred thousand. Lena. eighty thousand. Snowflake. fifty thousand. Sugar. fifteen thou sand; famor~ Little creek tri,u- ,arie, anl benches. eight hundred
 thousand: sea trring, fifty ,hou- sand. Portland hench. owGed hv the Pioneer company, adjoining Browns claim on Little creek, iS one ot the richest strikes eyer made. and contains a strata of almost
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-27
irries Can Not Acauit.

IL viii be the policy of the de- nartncn, oi justice 'o cause d new trial in every criminal case in Alaska in which jurie. either dis agree ar fail io convict when tle, government believes .ae ic.;inonv shouii lead inevitably to cou,ic- tlon. |; k probable iha, at least one case in Alaska will soon he tried over again. jury having failed 10 convici the defendant. although the testimony i.orght out a' the frs; trials Was oyer whelningiy against the accused persons. For obvious reaSou,. the department of justice declines 10 name anF particular case oi this kind in advance.-P.-I.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-27
Beef, Mutton, Pork Poultry and Game.

Al. White and son left on the santa Clara for the states. They will 90 to Seattle on business and from there to Fairbanks. MT. White carries credentials from the chamber of commerce to assist him In trying to secure favorable con sideration from the Seattle chami,er and from Ihe road commission of the claims oi this section regarding tine 'alue and necessity of wagon road building. Mr. Whi'e wlii spend the summer at Fairlank.. and will probably return to Valdez in the fall.
 Collar and belt sale at I.ad;, ' Bazaar, Saturday
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-27
Drank Bay Rum
Soldiers Elaoi5e Substitute For Booze With Bai Re-
 suits.

From the effects O; drinking bay rum "s q substitute for wni-ky th'rr were two 3eath, at F. I.j,uum yesterday al.d others ar" liable to ic,!uw. Ncu.c oi the scldici, who wcr" urah.e !" secure w!i,ky, in- due,d 'he cunlary bar! rr 70 sup Iy rhom win i"v rum. winch ihcv drank. Yesterday rrlva;e, kcnney and Nl.i.a'n- died from he yficc;s and private Wall is in he hospital with little h"le oi recovery. There were nun'rr more who par,ici- pa'ed in the novel spree. hu. so far only three have hecn seriously ai- fecIed.