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Arizona republican., 1905-03-05

and assinlilative processes cdH'k 6e hETTied.
 DE Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, cures diseases of the stomach and the asso- ciated organs of digestion and nutrition. The source of ali physical strength is food, properly digested and perfectly assimilated ilatipn of food Solden Medical Discovery increases and enriches the blood supply and sends new strength to every organ of the body. =.-s.-'--.-. ....,
 %I vas at one time as I thought almost at desth's door. writes Mfr J. S. Bell. of Leacdo. Van Buren Co., Iowa sr was eon6ned to my house aud part of the time to my bed had taken quantities of medicines but they only seemed to feed the disease but must say that
 Golden Medical Discovery has cured me and today am stouter tAan | haSe been for twenty ysars. am now forty-three years old"
 FRER. Dr. Herces Medical Adviser sent free to you on receipt Of stamps to pay expense Of mailing onLy- Send thirty.one one-cent stsmps for cloth bound book or twenty-oue stamps for paper covers to Dr. R V. Pierce. Buffalo, N. Y
Arizona republican., 1905-03-05


 "rush . in which we live. Nothing is swift enough for us. We race against ste am and lightning and find | h c m slow. We Erudge the time given to eating. and rush tkroug b meals as though life depended upon our haste.
 Life does depend on our haste, but not in that sense. Look at the obituary columns of the papers and see how many pronli- nent men are carried away by "s tom a c b trouble D acute indi- gestion H and other re- lated diseases. Their lives have in general been sacrificed to the haste and rush of business which over looked the fact that food can only nourish the body when digest e d an d assimiiated and that the dfresfive
Arizona republican., 1905-03-05

my condition seemed to the pains spread my entire body and from November March suffered agony tried many patent medicines but relieved Upon the advice of friend decided try s. Before allowing take it, however, my guardian, who chemist analysed the remedy and free of felt much better after taking bot tles that continued the remedy and in months cured completely The permanent for have since had touch of Rheumatism though posed to damp and cold weather.
 58 Cliff St., Roxbury, Mass. MRs ELEANOR T. JONES.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-05
THE ROUGH RIDER GUARD.
It's Distinguished Place in the inaugu-
 ral Parade.

Soon after the inaugural ceremonies at the capitol the most spectacular event of the day took place. That was the historic parade to the White House for which the most elaborate preparation had been made The car riage of the president was attended by guard of honor consisting of a de- tachment of Rough Riders under the command of Major Alexander O. Bro- die. Other representatives of every branch of the army and navy were in line. The Rough Riders cleared the way and the president stood in his carriage lowing to the assembled thousands along the route.
 After a light luncheon he reviewed the magnificent parade surrounded by the members of his family. his personal friends, the members of the cabinet and many distinguished visitors.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-05
RHEUMATISM

A few years ago was taken with in- fammatory Rheumatism, which, though mild at first, became gradually so intense that was for weeks unable to walk. I tried several prominent physicians and took their treatment faithfully, but was Ia f~, r,af <t,a oI;o,dfasf &aI;af Ys, foot
Arizona republican., 1905-03-05
VICE PRESIDENT FAIRBANKS.

His Simple But impressive Inauqura-
 ton in the Senate Chamber.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-05
HURRY wg

Everywhere one hears that expression hurry upl" It is genuine AmeTicanism
Arizona republican., 1905-03-05

In a picture gallery even the hez- must go to the wan
Arizona republican., 1905-03-05

In the presence of as many of his fellow citizens as could be crowded in-
Arizona republican., 1905-03-05

For over four years suffered intensely with Sciatic Rheumatism. The Rheuma- tism first troubled me in nay hip, then spread to my shoulders, head, and finally all over my body. became such an in valid that neither my family nor friends
Arizona republican., 1905-03-05

T thought possible for survive long had tried prescriptions given by physicians (which contained great deal o poash that my stomach ruined and no hope for had been reading i the get relief before the second bottle gone After e ing five bottles entirely different
 had lease life cure in my case has been so wonderful that shall tell every of it. only cured Rheumatism, but also put system generally enjoy life.
 Mt. Sterling, Ky. B. NJ FRIssrR
Arizona republican., 1905-03-05

SWIFT SPECLF7Cl COMPANY. ATLANTA. ca.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-23
TRUSTEES SUED.
Leitner and We'll Ask Enforcement Of
Agreement

The firm of Leitner and We'll has in
stituted suit in the Jefferson chancery
court against the trustees of St. Paul
Missionary Baptist church, colored, to
compel them to comply with an al
legged contract whereby the trustees
agreed, some time ago, to sell to Lett
her and We'll certain parcel of city
property for the sum of $1,750. The
petition states that the trustees now
refuse to sign a deed to the land,
and ask that they be compelled to
do so by the court, as the first has al
ready closed contract with the
trustees, which contract has been
placed in writing.
The trustees of st. Paul Baptist
church are J. w. Rowland, O. w.
Fletcher. Luther Sanders, NJ. r. Per-
ry, ]. c. Corbin, T. c. Windham, c.
E. Shanks. S. A. Clark, J. c. Drake
and - Wiley.
The reasons of the trustees for not
selling are not known, but in the petit
tion filed Monday, Leitner and We'll
pray for an injunction restraining the
trustees from selling, incumbering or
in any way disposing of the property.
pending settlement of the suit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-23
MANAGER DRAKE WILL MAKE
THE THEATER MORE tNVlT.
ING AND COMFORTABLE.
Ais'es viii Be Handsomely carpeted,
and New Draperies Will Be Put
on the Boxes.

Manager James Drake of the Elks
theater is making preparations for
some marked improvements in the
building, for the accommodation of the
patrons of the playhouse. When COM
pleted, the Elks will be one of the
prettiest places in the state.
Among other things, he contem-
plates adding separate cloak rooms for
ladies and gentlemen, where hats,
wraps, cloaks, coats, etc. may be safe
ly checked. A matron will be in charge
of the ladies' cloak room.
In addition to this. however. Man
;eer Drake will have 220 yards of very
rich, red mottled carpet laid in the
aisles. and handsome new draperies
will be used in re-decorating the box
eS
Mr. Drake assures the public that
hereafter there will be no more cause
for complaint about the theater being
Improperly heated.
Mr. Drake has booked an excellent
line of attractions for the season,
and proposes to make the Ells one of
the most popular playhouses in the
state
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-23

Found unconscious in a vacant lot
near his home, Jim Williams is still in
critical condition, and has never re-
gained consciousness enough to do
any talking nor TO tell what is the mat
Ter with him, if he knows himself.
Young Williams is the son of Tom
Williams, who conducts an electrical
supply house on East Second avenue.
He is about nineteen years old. Sun
day night about { o'clock he left his
Eome at the corner of Thirteenth and
Mulberry, presumably TO go 10 Hawley
Memorial church to attend services.
II WAS the last time that he was seen
by anyone until found lying uncon-
sciouS in a vacant LOT near his home
about $50 O'Clock Monday morning
1t is supposed that he lay on the
ground all night.
DIR. Troupe was called in to attend
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-23
BARS DOWN.
Arkansas Raises the Quarantine Alono
State Line.

BY an order issued yesterday after
room by the state board of health, the
quarantine along the state line OF
Arkansas, which has been in effect
for the past twelve weeks, was lifted
with the exception of Chicot county
and portion of Ashley county, says
the Little Rock Gazette of Sunday.
The order takes effect this morning
and all guardsmen who have been in
the quarantine service will leave their
posts today. One hundred men will
be kept in Chicot county and along
the Louisiana state line from Arkla
eastward to Cypress, until the board
deems it best to nullify the quaran-
tine regulations in that district also.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-23

to the boy, but a thorough diagnosis
OF the ease failed to reveal the cause
OF his strange condition. In an in
tcrview with Il Graphic reporter Mon.
day at noon, Dr. Troupe said the
young man was Still in an unconscious
state, although he had succeeded in
rcviving him somewhat, but not
enough to do any talking. soon after
being called in. While not stating so
positively, Dr. Troupe expressed the
opinion that he boy had been drngged
in some unaccountable manner JUST
how he WAS druggcd. however. is one
OF the many mysteries surrounding
the case. for he had evidently taken
nothing Intoxicating
DR.. Troupe expressed the belief that
he would ultimately recover. When
he resains consciousness he may be
able to throw some light upon his
condition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-23
PROBING PETROLEUM RATES.

Washington. October 23.-(Special)
Hearing in the eases of F. G.. Clark
and company, Cleveland, against the
Lake Shore ard Michigan Southern
and other railroads, and the Waverly
Oil Works of Pittsburg against the
Pennsylvania and others was taken up
today by the interstate commerce
commission Excessive and unreason-
able rates and discrimination are
charged by the plaintiffs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-23
Mr.. ROOSEVELT ALABAMA.

Montgomery, Ala. Oct. 23.-(Spe-
cial 1.-THE presidential party arrived
here this morning and was greeted
by the mayor and members of the
city council. while crowds of cheering
people thronged the station. Only a
few hours were devoted to Montgom-
cry. but the time was spent in greet
ing the people and seeing the sights.
Mr.. Roosevelt and his guests will re.
turn here tomorrow en- route to Tus'
kegee. From here they went to Mo-
bile. where the afternoon will be
spent.
Mobile. Ala. Oct 23.-(Special.)-
PRESIDENT Roosevelt's stay in Mobile
will be just six hours long. The party
arrived here from Montgomery at one
o'clock this afternoon over the Louis
Vile and Nashville road. The pro-
gram for the visit here includes re-
ception by the citizens. drive to
points of interest and luncheon. The
party leaves at Z this evening on the
return trip to Montgomery.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-23
ECONOMY AUTO TEST.

New York, Oct. 23.-(Special)-
Today saw the start for Philadelphia
of the automobiles entered in the
first annual economy contest. The
races will continue during the week
with runs to Albany and Southampton.
after Philadelphia. There are five
classes of four-wheeled automobiles
ranging from $3.50 to $500, and the
tests are likely to exert a vital infu-
ence upon the plans that have been
proposed from. time to time of start
ing auto stage lines for long-distance
runs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-23
SUPPORT ROOSEVELT ON RATES
OF 557 Organizations Only IS Oppose
Presidents Program.

Milwaukee, Oct. 23.-E. p. Bacon,
chairman of the executive committee
of the interstate commerce law con
rention. has announced that the re-
suit of a canvass recently made by 4
Newark, N. j., newspaper man shows
that out of total Of 557 organizations.
representing various commercial, man.
ufacturing and producing interests
throughout the country, only fifteen
are opposed to the legislation recon
mended by President Roosevelt for the
regulation Of railway rates-cquiva-
lent to three out of every 100 orgaliza-
tiOns.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-23
UMBRELLA RIB IN EVE MAY KILL

Springfield, H., Oct. 23.-In a scuf-
fle following an attack made upon
former Assistant Attorney General c.
+. Mansfield at his home in Mansfield
bv Alb IT r. kilian, one Of the ribs
O. AN umbrella carried by Mansfield
penetrated the upner lid of Killian's
left eye. The injured man has been
unconscious since the accident and
NAV die. Eyewitnesses declare that
the assault upon Mansfield was un-
provoked.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-23

committee. The most bitter fight is
Or between James X Barnes and
Frank Youmans for the district attor-
neyship of the Western district. Mr..
barnes is asking for a third term and
Youmans. who, until few
months ago, was his deputy is MAX
ing d determined fight against him.
The fight for these three places is ex-
pccted to oversadow in interest the
o her contests that may arise.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-23
NEGRO'S TRICK TO GET A NEW
HAT FOiIED BY AN
OFFICER.
Broke Window, Grabbed a Hat and
Made Dash for Train
Pulling Out.

A negro giving his name as Charley
Jones, was given a lively chase by
Officers Lockhart. Higginbotham and
Rankin Sunday morning, after he had
broken through the window at Rosen-
Zweig's store, ON Third avenue, and
burglarized that establishment of new
hat. He escaped temporarily, but was
subsequently captured. and locked up
in the city Jail on the chage of bur.
glary.
Jones methods are unique. 1t is
said that he came in from Clarendon
Sunday night on No. 3, over the Cot
ton Belt Just before the train start
ed to pull out. he smashed in the big
plate glass window at Rosenzweig's,
and grabbing a hat started for the
train. Officer Higginbotham was too
alert for him, though, and pressed the
negro so closely that ne failed to make
the train. In the chase, however. Hig-
ginbotham stumbled and fell, and the
negro got away for the time being.
In police court Monday morning, the
negro denied all knowledge of the
crime, and stated that he never even
ran from the officers, but all of the Off
GERS engaged in the chase identified
him as the man wanted for the bur-
glary. It is believed that the name
he gave at the police station is an
alias. Constable Frank Stewart posi-
lively Identifies him as Charley Tay-
lor, who was sent up for stealing
mule in this county some time ago.
Police Judge Toney transferred the
case to Justice j. p. KnOX's court.
He will be given a preliminary hear
ing before that justice some time to-
day
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-23
Y. N. {. A. MATTERS
Dr. BUCNNER DELIVERS Lee
TURE SUNDAY ON 1.-THE UN-
KNOWN GOD"
Bible Class Resumed Sunday With
Rev. j. S. Hawkins in
Charge.

DR.. W. T.. Buckner addressed the Y.
N. G. A. Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
His subject was THE Unknown God"
and he handled it in an excellent man
ncr. as will be attcsted by all those
who heard him.
The Bible class at the y. NJ. c. A.
began work last Sunday afternoon,
with Rev J. s. Hawkins in charge
members of the class. tWenty-three
in all Secretary Richardson is we'll
pleased with the excellent start made
by the class. IS there were many
more than had been anticipated.
The boys meetings at the Y. NJ. G..
A. will commence next Sunday, and
will be held at o'clock in the after
noon each Sunday thereafter. These
meetings will be for the boys and by
the boys. under the direction Of w. c..
West and Walton Seymour The boys
will meet and organize by electing a
president, vice president. secretary
and treasurer.
Owing to the increased demands be-
ing made upon the Y. NJ c. A. bar
:>ershop, that part of the building in
which it is located is being remodeled
again, and the bath rooms will have to
Undergo some slight alterations in or
der to give the shop more room. The
ba.h rooms will not be made any
smaller, however, but simply rear
ranged. so that the barber shop may
he made more roomy. Other in.
G. \. building. The plumbing is being
re-arrapgcd and the heaters will be
installed in the class rooms up stairs
The work of the educational classes
is starting out under the most favor
able conditions, and Secretary Rich
ardson is we'll pleased with the out
look.
Preparations are going forward rap
IDLY for the great Field Day. ON No
zen Der TO-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-23
PACKERS UP AGAIN.

Chicago, H., Oct. 23.-(Special.)-
Counsel for the beef packers appeared
in the United States district court to-
day before Judge Humphreys to plead
To the indictments against them. Sep
arate pleas have been filed by II of
the packers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-23
LoUBET N SPAIN.

Madrid, Oct. 23.-(Special.)- )-Presi-
dent Loubet of France arrived here to-
day on a three-day visit to King Alton
so, returning the visit of the Spanish
King made last June.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-23
POSTAL CHANGES.

Moscow, Jefferson county, has been
established by the changing of the
pOstoffice name from Linwood to Mos
COW. "
Brookside, Jefferson cbunty, has
been discontinued.
Willamette postoffice, Jefferson
county, has been re-established.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-23
TAILORING

That is our business and we do the
very best tailoring at moderate prices.
Eisenkramer the tailor, above Citizens
bank. Second avenue, corner Pine
street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-23

Faith. hope and charity! Cherish
the first, preach the second and be
silent as to the last.-New Orleans
lines Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-23
INVOLVED IN MYSTERY

STATE AND HAS NEVER WED--eEL,EvEp TO HAVE REIN
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-23
FIGHT FOR MARSHALSHIP

n. l.. REA peoNTMEN7 OF COL FOWL eR
AND IT PLicATloN OF FERo AAvs FOR
MARsHALsHlP EASTERN NOT SERIOUSLY
NO FIGURE"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-31
STREET RAILWAY MAGNATE
IS A STRENUOUS WORKER
H. E. Huntington Gives His Subor-
dinates an Example OF
Industry

Cares of business rest heavily on the
head Of H. E. Huntington. There are
rumors that the day which is taken for
rest found the street railway magnate
in the offices of the Pacific Electric
company going over maps and learning
of the general conditions of things from
several of his officers but, beggaring
discussion on this point it is fact that
he was early to work Monday morning.
HAS Mr.. Huntington arrived at the
Officer" one of his subordinates asked
shortly after o'clock yesterday morn
ing of Mr.. Huntington's secretary.
Lord, bless you, yes" was the reply.
"Mr. Huntington has been here this
long time and already has gone through
half days work"
Employees are wondering how long
this is going to last and whether they
will be expected to do likewise.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-31
LOCAL JAPS REJOICE
AT REPORTS OF VICTORY
LOS ANGELES EDITOR TALKS OF
PEACE
says Japan VIII Now Concentrate Her
Energies to Speedy Termination
Of Hostllltles by Forcing surren-
der of Vladlvostok

The local japanese colony are jubilant
over the reports Of Admiral Togo
victory in the Korean stats.
They now hope for a speedy cessa-
ton of hostilities in the far east, as
the war has been a constant drain upon
their countrymen, as well as them
selves.
J. s. Ono, editor Of Rafu-shimpo, the
local Japanese daily, speaking of the
great naval battle yesterday, said:
Naturally, we are patriotic enough
to rejoice at the news of the victory cf
our nations fleet over the enemy, an1
we hope that 1t will mean the cessation
Of hostilitles and lead to peace be-
tween the two great nations. our con-
fldence was in Togo, knowing our flees
to be inferior to the Russians in every
respect. You might say that we cele-
brated this naval victory last February,
after the japanese Port Arthur VIC
tory. Our combined land and naval
forces will now move on Vladivostok,
the last of the important Russian
posts, and with its fall there can be 70
doubt of an end of the war"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-31
BAREFOOT PEDESTRIAN
VICTIM OF MISFORTUNE
HAD MERELY MISPLACED HIS
SHOE HORN
Neatly Dressed but sockless and Shoe
less Man Attracts Considerable
Attention by Walking Down First
Street in Broad Daylight

A middle aged man who, judging
representative Of aristocracy, pre-
sented rather startling spectacle yes
terday morning by walking down First
street in his bare feet, carrying shoe
in either hand. His face was flushed
with anger, and occasionally he would
turn menacingly to some small boy who
stopped and looked wonderingly at his
neither extremities.
He had just emerged from the police
station where, 1t might be said, he
spent the night. If he had been drunk
the night before, no one would have
guessed it, for aside from the unclad
feet, he presented much the same ap-
pearance as prosperous banker or
politician.
When he came to Broadway, and was
about to pick out the dry places before
crossing. he was stopped by an officer.
BEG your pardon, sir" said the one in
uniform. but haven't you forgotten
something?"
The sockless gentleman turned an
grily upon his questioner. "Forgotten
nothing" he retorted. mo sir, I have
forgotten nothing, but have been sub
jected to a gross insult. An insult, sir,
that shall be avenged"
With this remark, the man attempted
to cross the street, but the officer laid
a detaining hand upon his arm. Just
minute, please" he said, 81 would
know your story. You might need the
assistance Of the police"
police! They're the ones that in
suited me. They thought 1 was drunk
last night, and took me to the station.
There L was thrown in with n lot of
drunks, and made to stay for the night
Well, before putting me in the cell, they
searched me and put all of my belong
ings away for safe keeping. Among
them was a shoe horn. When they let
me out this morning, they returned
everything but the shoe horn, which
they claim is lost. I can't get my shoes
on without 1t, and am repairing to a
shoe store, sir!"
And he was permitted to continue his
open-air performance in search of a
dealer in shoe horns
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-31
PROPERTY OF CORPORATION
WILL BE ATTACHED
Council Instructs City Attorney to
Bring Suit Against lndepend-
ent Gas Company

Acting on report from the finance
committee, the city council has ordered
City Attorney Mathews to Immediately
institute suit against the Los Angeles
Independent Gas company for two
years license, which has not as yet
been paid.
1t is the present plan to sue for
cash claim and attach any property
that may be available of the corpora
tion in question to satisfy the debt.
The company disclaims ownership of
plants, ETC., in the city, but the mains
laid in the streets can be attached and
the city attorney was instructed TO
make this attachment.
The two years license comes to S24OO
Councilmen say that unless they can
force this corporation to pay its license
other companies and business men will
stop paying theirs.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-31
PERSONAL

Dr. r. ]. Critchlow, prominent ply
sician OF Salt Lake City, is registered
at the Angelus. He left yesterday foc
Catalina island, where he goes for four
days fishing, which is the motive of
his western trip.
j. W. White, president of the White
National bank at Fort Wayne Ind, is
registered at the Angelus with his wife
and two daughters.
A. c. Hilton, Pacific coast agent of
the Erie railroad, is a guest at the
Lankershim.
Mrs. Thomas R. Bard, wife of ex-
United States Senator Bard, in COM
pany with their daughters, Misses
Elizabeth and Ana, arrived in Los An
geles Monday from Hueneme and are
staying at the Van Nuys, where they
will await the coming of ex-senator
European trip.
Mrs. w. ]. Johnson, Mrs. c. p. Doug
lass, Mrs. G. c. Pecham and Miss e.
Clark. prominent society women of
San Diego, accompanied by r. c..
Vroom, arrived in Los Angeles on an
automobile trip from their home city.
They made the run from Riverside to
Los Angeles and will return by the
same route after a stay of four days
here. They are registered at the An
gelus.
Architect A. F. Rosenheim will return
from San Francisco today. after an
absence of a week.
Willis George Emerson, president OF
the Bonnie Claire Mining company.
capitalized for $2OOO,OOO, has been in
San Francisco for several days, ar
ranging for the construction of extern
slve reduction works near the com.
panys mines in Nevada. There are
fourteen claims in the group.
Wilbur o. Emerson is en- route to
Goldfield and the Bonnie Claire mining
camp.