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Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-24

Fire Alarm.--The fire alarm turned in last night was for the Fox fiat on Avenue F. 4 displaced iue allowed the escape of great deal of smoke, but no fire. The fire department was good and prompt, but water was not needed. A hole cut in the floor was all the damage done.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-24
eL PAso & SOUTHWESTERN svs

Special Excursion to City of Mexico
 Jan. 18th. 1eo6.
 $40.00 the round trip. Tickets limit ed 10 30 days from date of sale. and standard Pullman sleepers will consti ute the train, being personally con ducted by Mir. Garnett King. No one should overlook this exceptional op portunity who contemplates making tour of picturesque and quaint Old Mexico. Sleeping car fare from Bis bee will be only s6.50. and reservs tions may be made at any time D, calling at depot ticket office. Let us tell yo uabout it and figure with you Cor this trip. w. P. M'NAIR.
 Agent
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-24
REVIEW CLASSIFIED "ADS'' LONE CENT A wORD
 N~~~~~
FOR sALE.

FOR SALE-LOdging House, 15 c. K.
 St. Inquire on premises.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-24
FOR sALE-By j. E. ThompsO nco.:

FOR SALE-By ]. E. Thompso nCo.: Tombstone Canyon:
 4-room house, ? lots, ST .090. Broom house and furniture, $425 Broom house and g lots. $500. 2 Groom houses, ? lots, S750 and Broom house, S GOO. Broom house, $G50.
 New 4room house Lowell, easy pay ments
 good lots, Opera Drive. S3I5. 4-room house, Quality Hill, $l,009 and S1 1,5O0.
 New 4-room house and good lot, lowell. on easy payments
 Good building lot near Lowell, s2oo- 4-room house. Oepra Drive, Sl.250.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-24

is not hard to do if you use Black Diamond coal. It possesses the qual- ity of giving out greater degree Of heat in proportion to the quantity used than ony househould fuel yet dis covered. In this respect there is no coal yet mined that is so economic al and 50 satisfactory. Build your fires with this coal and you will have just as hot a time as you will ever want.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-03
EXCELLENT WORK
DONE AT BELLWOOD BY TIE
LADIES CEMETSRY ASSO.
CIATi0N
Goes LADIES' o. t3i..s Organization Aava
Their Hearts IN the Work ard
Are Deserving Of Aid.

AftF ds,y asa . ar@maeat @dg
e lie ely vas heard % asz.="e "eg.a1
aas tng iadics eg1aesesE aseae'agoa
ane @uzho~2&
!, has d - Eeeh 20 He3atiff Bell
wood cemetery. About six or seven
HFae5 ago several 3a#f,s=a}ai= HE ttav
Jej11 T. Carr me at tba cem2tery
and organized the Ladies Ceslefery
association.
II has for its object the care of 1he
GRAVES Of the uazncyza. aud s1so the
care of the graves of those for which
the association is paid to look after.
BS a series of public entertainments
ard hy donations. the association was
enabled to employ force of men and
c,ean up the cemetery. They sunk a
deep wei so as to secure n water sup
ply put in gasoline engine for pump
ing purposes. and erected water
tank from which to secure a water
pressure. Two men are employed
through the summer season to keep
the individual lots cleaned off. and
for which a charge of fifty cents
1nonth is made to those who are able
to pay The sole object is to beautify
the cemetery, and those who remem-
Der the condition of the cemetery
when these good ladies began their
work know full we'll how greatly they
have succeeded. Every cent they re-
ceive is thus spent. The association
represents worthy cause. and should
be encouraged by donations to aid
them in their work. The dues for a
member are only ten cents month,
and every lady in the city should join
the asso citation. The ladies who are
now members have their hearts sin
cerely and earnestly in the work, and
they are deserving every assistance
they may receive
Mr.. w. l.. Barton, sexton of the Gem
etery. says that it has been impossible
to keep the cemetery in the best con-
sdition this summer The season has
been an exceedingly wet one, and veg
citation has been cf rank and rapid
growth. Owing to the great demand
for labOrers ON the various public
works in the city and county it has
been impossible to get the labor nee
essary to do the required work at the
cemetery. Only recently that any la
Tor could be had at all.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-03
aiil- -rcMaiH.iH charge
Two New Cases at Natcl2ez.

40 l4fW SESSS at N3tGHcZ.
NzcE@t Ali=4. Sept. Aftcr
E =-is=aas- staea tBa discovery
g H#tla4 G7e= to=tl5t5 city. Two new
-, 'g=so#H.a@f#9 to4ae. EN- diqeno.
7oF F5. ~ boon completed
ttfa afIzI6o9n= Both COM ffm the
eftafH.'#@laazz = taree.Ioe. as ono
MIS- @afLleHiaEa ae-... a fm54sf nurse.
!4~ =6@44 =4ua'a~ fr fuan@fain,
@ad l1'9=o5f5rFf. I. wilson. Il aesro.
is M=tas aa#e=oe5aH HaarAooa 8.tg 5he=
e#ha9#Hearo pa In #o5Ia9.e ave.
mo Mis- Richards fas 6aan tfkcn 10
-hc hospital Tie announcement ere.
afed no surprise, as The people were
eXpeetina sometime 10 develop. As a
means of as sstue the hralta Jnicers
the HaFor and beard and aldermen to-
day adopted an erGinanec requiring
all persons ia screen their cisterns
and wells. Dir. G. II. Lavender, mar
inc hospital service, arrived this morn
irG, and has taken charge of the sit
Gation. He has arranged TO fumigate
the railroad cars and steamboats, so
that the movement of freight can be
resumed tomorrow. The health off;
GERS will not report suspected cases,
but every patient suffering with fever
will be screened. pending the final
diagnosis by DR.. Lavender
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-03
No Fever at jackson.

Jackson, Miss. Sept. 2.-Secretary
Hunter of the board of health has tele-
eraphed to DR.. Altman, state health
officer at Natchez. to have the parties
in that city arrested who circulated
the report that yellow fever existed in
jackson. A publication of this rllmor
was made in the Natchez Bulletin yes
terday and it is said the editors vouch-
ed for its accuracy. The prosecution
will be made under the laws of 1898,
which provide penalty for circula-
tion of rumors about yellow fever.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-03
MACK HAM NETT
Succeeds George Buchanan as Man
ager New Telephone.

Mack Hammett will succeed George
w. Buchanan as manager and secre-
tary of the Pine Bluff Telephone COM
Eany. Mr.. Buchanan's resignation
takes effect on October 1, and on that
date Mr.. Hammett will assume the
management of the business. He is
now making himself familiar with the
details of the work.
Mr.. Hammett is we'll and favorably
known in this city, and is one of the
most popular men here. His business
ability and sagacity, together with his
popularity, will strengthen the compa-
ny's interests in this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-03
BAND CONCERT.

LeMaire's band gave another con-
cert at the courthouse plaza Saturday
night. A large crowd of spectators
gave evidence of the popularity of the
band. There is an increasing senti-
ment among the citizens of Pine Bluff
to the effect that these concerts should
be given every week, and 1t is prob
able that a movement to that effect
will result in some definite under
standing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-03
Guards on Western Border.

Fort Smith, Sept. 2.--Twenty mem
bers of the state guard were on guard
duty today as quarantine inspectors.
Twelve are detailed to inspect trains
coming into Fort Smith and eight are
located at Jensen, Goldman and How
ard to inspect trains crossing the state
line on the western border. The To-
cal board of health will maintain its
guards until the board becomes famil.
lar with the work, and longer If the
state quarantine proves unsatisfac-
tory.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-03
Situation at Vicksburo.

Vicksburg, Miss, Sept with
two additional medical inspectors DR..
Guiteras made another thorough can
vass of the town today without find
ture. The original yellow fever pa
tients are convalescent.
Today the local board of health re-
quested the marine hospital service
to establish here a freight fumiga-
tion plant so that business will not be
interrupted. DR.. Guiteras will prob
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-03
Children Quarantined.

st. Louis, Sept. 1.-TWO children,
Frank and Gertrude Whipple, aged
respectively 8 and 9 years, who return
cd today from a visit at Vicksburg.
MISS, but had no health certificates,
were taken in charge by officers and
placed on the steamer Kennedy to re-
main five days in quarantine
They are the first persons quaran-
lined here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-03
THIRTY NINE NEW CASES
FEVER AT NEW TEN NEW FoCI OF INFECTION
DE-. WHITE AND HIS FELLOW EVER FIGHTERS THINK THE
WORST HAS PASSED IN ORLEANS

Nv orteaus. sap5= 1-99 eiA re
Har=ta & 2. III Sasteria9.
NeF eases -. Total 10 dgte. l.95Nz
I.s4 is & tsfa,f4 ~
Ny laai.Io.=
Tte f7f1Hlec to-day E6fe o0=t6s
zsp6Ful VIC. af l5F Win. aad tyf5lV=
9ea tezh6fs that fae 4z.e=l Is ol1 {.
ak; tta} if be.clltzslz Of y s. 0r}gaua
efo lebaa =eoa5l4He - eH1e=tue
anGea .fd.s Ihe=saMe corporation a9ss
tfa--a ia dc pest fa@ weeks t6o Iatl=
3a5#WIII aa= wreaeht - pir4 maf
4n fa1sr before =fra~1 comes 10 ty
laH the =tast= Of the faettiye stosom1ia
Fever of Mild Type.
Contrary to al expectations the. fever
~ assuniu2 miller form al tbe
period whom IL WAS expected = crow
most deadly, and the deaths have
ssoNn inai@uifcant in number That
is trae, aot only Of Now Orleans but
al the various points in Mississippi,
who're it has appeared. In that state
there have been about 70 eases 10
date, and only one death. Wherever
there has been heavy death rate. as
at leeville. and Cn some of the plania-
tions contiguous to New Orleans, it
has been because the victims were
Italians who either did not have. or re-
fused to accept, medical attendance
In l%7S. when the Italians were
fewer in number and the fever appear
ed indiscriminately among the nation
alities, the record for September l
was 260 cases and SS deaths.
Two doctors of the marine hospt-
al corps were reported i'll today Pass
ed Assistant Surgeon Donald Currie,
however. is not suffering with yellow
fever hut with appendicitis. He is
expected to be back at work again in
day or two. Passed Assistant Sur
eeon w. C.. Rucker went into the rec
ord as a suspicious case, not sufficient
time having elapsed to complete the
diagnosis.
President Godchaux of the Progress
sive Union tdayf received an inquiry
as to whether New Orleans would par
t:cipate in the proposed quarantine and
immigration convention at Chattanoo-
ga. Mr. Godchaux answered. express
ing doubt as to whether immigration
and quarantine should be combined
and said he thought the convention
ought to b con the gulw coast How
ever, New Orleans will participate in
any convention of the south that may
be called
Question of Nationl Quarantine.
The question of national quarantine
is looking larger every day as the
fever spreads to the smaller towns
and cities, injuring their business as
it has that of New Orleans and bring
ing home to them the seriousness of
irrational restrictions President
Schwa4g of the Louisiana Press Asso-
citation has urged the country papers
throughout Louisiana to take up the
question.
1T does not appear that the old
cry of state rights can be used against
this proposition he writes. at ought
to be the states interests, that should
be the controlling factor in the advo-
cacy or opposition to such plan. The
federal government is essentially the
logical power in whose charge all mat
terS of quarantine should be nlaced =
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-03
REM EN- Der

That M. Garretson sells life and fire
insurance; that's all No real estate.
no rents, no accident or plate glass or
yellow fever insurance handled. NY
motto is to give the other fellow some
show See me before you take out
life or fire, also before having your
fire Insurance renewed. Office room
No. 5, Masonic Temple.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-03
Inspection 70 Memphis.

Memphis, Sept 2.-Dr. Goldberger
of the marine hospital service, Dr.
J. f. Eaves of the Texas board OF
health and DR. f. f. Abingdon of the
Arkansas board of health are in Mem
rhis upon invitation of DIR. Heber
Jones. president of the local board,
investigating the health conditions OF
Memphis
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-03
LABOR DAY
Dancing at Forest Park Tomorrow
Night.

Monday being a holiday Mr.. and
Mrs Peterman will give dance at
the park. Friends and patrons are in
vited to attend and they assure one
and all a good time. The floor is in
fine condition and they have secured
a good orchestra. Dancing will start
promptly at 9 o'clock. If you can't
dance arrange with them for lesso-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-03
Tennessee eroadens Quarantine.

Memphis, Sept. 2.-Owing to the
spread of yellow fever in the lower
part of Mississippi the state of Ten
Eessee will extend it's quarantine
against that state so as to include
Jackson and all towns south of that
city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-03
OCTOBER 2
Date Fixed for Assembling Of the
Petit Jury.

Judge Grace has instructed Sheriff
Gould to notify the members of the
petit jury not to appear till October
2. This is done so as not to have both
grand and petit juries on hand at the
same time, as there is not sufficient
room at the courthouse for handling
both juries at the same time
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-03
TALK TO PINE BLUFFIANS
LETTER A GENTLEMAN RESIDING IN
SECURING COMPETITIVE
SYSTEM, GROUNDS


CIT teff@ft and conflict CT q nigh ordSs.
'Fho requirements at times reaching
4llat= may possess tie aspect OF OPP
Preston but which will turn into ap-
pies OF eoId if net with commendable
spirit
re Illustrate What was Japan
ai2haetn months ago as compared to
- world states ef today? The0 not
considered above u second class petty
aUiap. New nust he consulted in any
E@uoaosn adiQstmeut The crpei5ia
through which they nave passed is
Pct unlike that Of ear thirteen colo
Tics Ii was accepted in both instances
as the only alternative What e0a-
Yerted the threat encd destruction into
a supreme blessing? The spirit with
which they met it. jefferson county
and Pine Bluff are in q sense in the
same category. ard il will require a
ls;ndred courage. skill and determina-
tin to extricata yourselves from yo'lr
threatened commercial yassalage. II
you do not wish to accept a second
place and pay tribute through the ages
to come then you must avert it by aD-
propriating passing blessings in a spir
it of manhood and not by wishing it
was otherwise You must "get out of
the rut" and take up the war cry
Progress "Requisite facilities"
development" or you must retro
grade.
Strong independent and competi
tive systems of railroad are pushing
their way through our state, under
construction and under contemplation.
You have but one of these systems
You can not command W lowest
freight rates on your inbound or out.
bound tonnage nor the highest market
prices for the products of your soil
i, or indusctries with trunk lines so
closely allied as the roads which you
now have.
Organization. capital and transport
tation are indispensable to trade cen
ters and the best markets. You can
not induce capital and industries to
seek your locality in the absence of
ample and competitive transportation.
Ir the matter of transportation you
are sadly deficient and you must lose
1nr 0f y1of !, &c,
improved. You must have transpCr
tation facilities equal to competitive
Or rival markets to maintain your
present status to say nothing of covet.
ed development.
If you have an opportunity of secur-
ing the Rock Island, which is the in
dependent peer of any system in the
United States or of effecting close
alliance with that system by building
and owning a private line don't stop
to consider the cost or effort required
but do it. 1t is cheap at any price.
accepted it will prove a Japanese vic
tory. The money required will come
back to you in an incredibly short
time. Your entire population should
he made conversant with the condi-
tions and induced to put their should
ers to the wheel.
Finally. my fellow countrymen,
feel constrained tc admonish you to
rise to the height of the requirement
and settle in no uncertain way mat
ter so vital tc your future we'll being
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-03

The lively bsuiness man is making
of his advertising an alarm clock that
will stir people and communities
Charles w. Harper, Columbus.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-03

Advertising is the news of the busi-
ness world, and is so regarded by the
masses of the people throughout the
country, and especially by the house
wives and the household buyers.-Ad-
vertising Experience.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-03
Two New Cases at CuIm.

Culm, Prussia, Sept. 1.-TWO new
cases Of cholera, one death and three
suspected cases of cholera were re-
ported here today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-03

Ne advertise the year round-Stew.
art Hartshorn, N. Y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-03

n " orteaus. sapt. -959eI5l re-
fare t. & p. III lesteFdaY.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-06-03

If don't really need a pair of Shoes
it will certainly pay you to buy a few
pairs anyway. You can buy next week
any pair of SI.5o Shoes in house tor SI.2o.
We have a beautiful line of low-cut
Shoes for ladies worth S2.25 a pair. you
can have your choice of any pair in the
house for SI.So.
Our entire stock of Mems Shoes worth
from S2.25 to S2.75, your choice for SI.o5.
We sell Williams, Kneeland & Co.'S
Shoes for men. You can have next week
any pair $3.50 Shoes in the house for S2.o5.
Any pair of $500 Shoes for $3.50.
Any pair of $500 Shoes for s4.Io.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-06-03

The entire Stock of Warner Bros new
style 500 Corsets for S5c.
We have a most beautiful assortment of
Wash Fabrics, fine sheer materials, charm
ing summary effects, worth from Ioc to
I2Hc, you can nave choice next week for
7Hc the yard.
Our entire stock of White Madras Waist
ings, worth $50 to SOC, your choice for CSC
the yard.
Sixteen yards of Hope Domestic for sI.oo.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-12-23

tie cannot be transmitted to the hh-
man species.
The widest speculation is current as
to the exact nature of the new discov-
cry. 1t is the prevailing belief that
the successful experiments In curing
tuberculosis in cattle which have been
made by Professor Won Behring and
his assistants have been the precursors
Of the cure he believes he has discov-
cred for human beings afflicted with
the same disorder. He has convinced
himself that Koch's theory that the
diseases are not Identical in man and
in animals Is worthless, and 1t Is but
a step to the conclusion that the same
curative treatment will be efficacious
in both.
At Marburg, where the professor
has devoted himself assiduously to the
prosecution of his researches, he has a
farm Of 400 acres and not less than
400 cows and several hundred horses
and other animals under constant OBJ
serya1on. The Emperor Of Germany
has taken the most intense interest In
the work and has contributed greatly
to the study In more ways than one.
One of the most important features
connected with the new discovery Is
that 1t promises not only a cure, but
would seem to indicate that Won Beh-
ring has found something which will
affect the blood permanently and cause
such material changes that the bacilli
would seem to imply that some newly
discovered feature of the bacillus was
the basis Of the find. The scientist,
however, has declared that his cure Is
next meeting Of the tuberculosis con-
gress will be held at Washington in
1903. Long before that time the mys-
terry surrounding the discovery will be
dissolved.
Professor Won Behring's announce
ment Of a cure for tuberculosis by
medication is revolutionary. 1t Is cas-
lily the most sensational and important
claim that has been made by any repu-
table member of the profession for
many years. 1t Is almost as radical in
its pretensions as were those OF
Brown Sequard concerning his famous
elixir. If 1t proves to be all that is
claimed for 1t, 1t viii mean the extinc-
ton of an evil which has been respon-
sible for one-seventh of all the deaths
which have occurred since the begin
ming of the Christian era.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-12-23
MOSCOW in DANGER
CUNDlllONS WERE NEVER WORSE
REVOLUTION is tMlNEAT.
street Fighting Causes Heavy Losses
on Both sides-Mutiny of Soldiers
has ColIapsed-They lmplore Par
don of Their General-offieers Re.
sumed Command.

Moscow, Dec. 1S.-Condiuons IN this
city nave never been worse anu there
Is strong possibility that a revolution
airy government Will be established
and soon have control of Moscow.
During the last few days there have
been incessant street fighting and the
casualties on both sides have been
very large.
The mutiny of the Rostof Grenadier
regiment collapsed ANONYMOUSLY Sun
day, owing to internal dissension and
the discomfort of large portion of the
soldiers with the program OF the So
clallst leaders, who wished to force
them to open collision with the loyal
troops.
After the meeting two battalions
with a machine gun deserted The
mutineers sent deputation to General
PlaVohski, saying they had returned
to duty, imploring his pardon and vol
unteering to enter the barracks and
seize the revolutionary committee so
as to prove tneir repentance. The
leaders endeayOreu in vain to hold the
other battalions in line, but the de-
lection OF their comrades took all the
heart from the malcontents.
Upon General Plavofski's ultimatum
that he would open fire unless they i'm
mediately surrendered, the remaining
mutineers laid down their arms and
delivered up Private Scalaroff and
other members of the revolutionary
committee as well as several civilian
The officers then resumed command of
the regiment.
The Rostof grenadier mutineers had
held the fort under command of Pri-
yate Scalarof, who acted as president
of the soldiers meeting. In the win
dows of the barracks mounted machine
guns defed the Sumysha regiment and
the local troops which surrounded the
mutineers.
Three other grenadier regiments, the
Ekaterinoslav, the Taurid and the
Nesyich, and the artillery garrison
were in sympathy with the rest Of
their comrades, compelled all their
officers to leave the barracks and Sc
lected representatives who were in
communication with the mutineers.
The mutineers formally presented to
their commanders a series of demands,
principally relating to the service, but
including also political reforms, and
they issued an appeal to the soldiers
Of the garrison to join in the fight for
improved conditions. Accompanying
the demands was an ultimatum that il
they were not granted by Tuesday next
the mutineers would march out to the
streets and parade the city. General
Playofsky promised to present the
resolutions to his superior officers.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-12-23
For G. A. r. Monument.

General J. l.. Reno post of the G
A. r. and the Woman's Relief Corps.
No. Ia, of Spokane, plan to raise $500
for the monument to be erected in the
center OF their lots in Greenwood
cemetery. The post now has $500 for
this purpose and the corps has an
equal amount. The monument will be
of bronze, 30 feet in height, and will
have the names of all those buried in
the G. A. r. cemetery carved upon it.
The promoters of the plan hope to
have the money collected by Decora-
ton day next year. In addition to the
money already raised, there are sew
eral subscriptions promised, but the
veterans do not wish to go to the pub
lie until they have exhausted the
means in their own hands.