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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-21
TOO CLEVER TO WORRY.

eve invite our ills and are loyal
hosts when they arrive
"Good will is better than repsin
tablets to aid digestion
"Waves of fear thought cause eri-
1emics Of disease.
"Anger in the soul corresponds to
the whirlwind in nature, and does
its devastation in the same WAY.
"The kernel of nervousness is sci.
fishness.''
"Obstacles are opportunities"
''There is no fate against us but
the fate of our weak choice"
These epigrams contain the es
sence of the teaching of one OF
the bright women CT America-Mrs
Vance CLANCY.
Another fad?
Let us see. This woman being
asked at the close of one of her lee
lures, "Do you ever worry?" replied
mo, am too clever" Which was moi
only a clever answer, but a practical
point of view.
Mrs. CLANCY knows that worry
over-exertion, fear, ETC.. influence not
only the mind, but also the body. NJ
fact is better established by expert
ment than that agitation, tention, an
ser. etc., actually changes thu
structure of the body, affects IT.
weight, temperature, etc., and its ca
pacity to resist. In multitude o
cases disease is mentally produced.
The people ought to know thes
fact, so we'll known to students O
the mind.
And especially should they knoy
how to avoid worry and fear an
anger in their effects.
In a single word, the first grea
remedy is Relaxation. At some hou
during each day unstring the bo,
strings. Relax both body and mini
Give the muscles and nerves a con
| plete rest. Then relax the mind. Dro
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-21

every care for few mirtes Stop try
ing to do. Content yourself to be.
Then practice deep breathing. Any
body's method will do, provided it
fills every lung cell and sends the
diaphram as far down as it will go.
There is nothing new in all this.
And there is nothing fanciful about it
It is simply being "clever' enough to
take care of yourself
If Mrs. Chaney's simple philosophy
were followed by more people there
would be less disease and misery and
world.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-21

People seem to ina agine that an
article which is largely advertised
must be dearer to the consumer than
one which is not advertised, but that
is not sound reasoning If a man
forces trade l.y extensive advertising
the percentage of his manufacturing
expenses becomes much smaller
Thomas J. Barrett. managing direc-
tor Pears Scap
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-21
rue DUEL; WHAT IT
WAS, WHAT IT is.

WAo, VITAL ~ 10.
vigorous campaign has been start
Cd in several European nations against
the duel.
The first step taken everywhere has
ben the formation of "anti-dueling'
o,ubs These "anti-duelling" clubs
have adopted resolutions and request
od the governments to help them in
their crusade.
An enterprising newspaper, LA
&vie Hereuse,' which in good English
means "The Happy Life after con-
iyncing itself how useless its efforts
were to abolish the barbarous and out
of.date custom, addressed this uues-
tion to it's readers:
"Are you or are you not against
duelling?'
Many thousands have replie,,. but
1.-The answers differ SO much that. after
all the time wasted and the trouble
&taken, the gentlemen of "a Vie Here
use are as ignorant now as they
were before of what the majority Of
1.-The French think about the matter.
A very interesting detail is that
among those who declare them selves
lin favor of the duel are counttsi many
women.
The fair sex Cf all nations anl OF
all the times has always admired cour-
&aee ~The Roman circus WAS the
meeting place of the most DISTINGUISH
led ladies of the worlds capital, and
1.-THE knights of the Middle Ages al
#ways fought in the presence of many
Hundreds of feminine admirers.
Today women cannot be present at
fduels, and they regret it
4 But it is not the opinion of women
*that we must seek when referring te
duelling. Among other things. be-
#cause they cannot be impartial
u The reason? Very simple. Because
Mthey do not have to fight themselves.
Il Ask the men what they think of go
Ming to the field of honor aud if
they are satisfied with the existence
of the ancient custom, that it is the
M best way of settling all questions
Hhonorably.
N Ask them if they would fight duel
themselves, and their reply will be:
Why, of course!.
A But if you address the same ques-
stion to the same men on the eve OF
an actual duel, they will not be Sc
@snaguine.
Duelling. as it now exists. is stupid
In former day, il was natural and
sitejcal.
The gentlemen of today do not carry
weapons, WIZ ou' ance ,tols we're
e,med to the tea''..
\ deep insult Ivy a man With {:
sword at his s. - to another man also
armed with good rapier was natural
" followed by thrust. The offense
was avenged on he spot.
But today. when a man carrying ar
urbrella slaps the face Of another
man carrying walking cane. there is
no reason why the offentrd party
should hand his card to his assailant
and make arrangements to figh. him
two or three days later, with pistol
or sword.
In the ancient duels there were al
least some excuses: That they were
impromptu, that the combatants
fought while excited, that they did
not plan, coldly and deliberately Gas
the modern duellists do) to kill their
adversary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-21
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

The stockholders of the Pine Blum
Iron Works are hereby notified that
there will be meeting of the stock
holders held in the Offices of the Citi-
yons hank at p. m. on Tuesday,
October 2, 1905, for the election OF
directors and officers, and to transact
such other business as may come be-
fore the meeting. This September l,
1906.
H. E. Williams, President.
John l.. Mills, Secretary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-21
Are You Interested in a Fast GROWING
Country?

The Chicago and Northwestern Rail-
way company will furnish reliable in
formation regarding many desirable
locations in the north and northwest
on its liens for industrial establish
ments. Hotels, banks, stores, produce
buyers, lumber dealers, brick yards
and other excellent business oppor.
tunities.
Full information regarding cheap
lands in this fertile territory. All
the particulars desired by prospective
settlers are promptly furnished upon
application to agents of the North
Western Line, or to w. B. Knis-
Kern, Passenger Traffic Manager, Chi.
Cago. Ga
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-21

More than one man has been called
crazy for advertising largely, but no
one seems to remember his aberra-
tion after he makes a comfortable for
tune.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-21
* THE GAME At HOME.

poso as clamor from the woodshed
Rushed frantic mother there;
Came father forth explaining:
81 have merely famed the helr!'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-21

For merchant in country town
there is no better medicine than the
local paper-The Buyer.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-17
The columns The Sentinel prove advertising pays The business men know the medium
RUSSIAN SQUADRON
OFF the AMMAN Coast
Has Awakened Lively
Interest

London, Apr III tSpeciaI
There is Yet no news of naval bat
Tie in the far east. or of the where
abouts Of the rival fleets.
Ihe Hong Kong correspondent of
the Daily Mail sends a rumor of II
small engagement but there lis no
continuation of this report.
Details regarding the Russian
ships in Kamranh bay, Cochin China
are too meogre TO be instructive.
According TO the Daily Mails Sing
apore correspondent, the North Ger
man Lloyd steamer Priuz Heinrich
saw five hattleships and six cruisers
in the bay. but the dispatches TO OH
ers of the morning papers are not so
precise.
The Daily Telegraph's Singapore
correspondent, like the Associated
Press, merely reports eighteen yes
sells, and adds that the captain OF
the Prinz Heinrich states that possi-
bly, more warships were inside the
harbor. but that they were invisible
from the ofing
The presence of the Russian squad
ron off the AMMAN coast is raising
keen interest here, in view of the
possibility of their infringing Chinese
neutrality and of the likelihood OF
Rojestvensky having had to split his
squadron.
The Morning Posts correspondent
at Shanghai reports that China has
instructed the governor of the south
ern provinces to maintain strict ueu-
trality in view of the possibility of
Russian ships shelterinE there.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-17
Fight Last Night

There was a disgraceiul fight near
tho CONGREGATIONAL church last night
hetween some young men, the trou-
HE growing out of dispute that
came up while the boys were in the
Gns Sellers. who resides about 4
miles northwest of town, and Clar-
ence knight. whose home is at io
Grand avenue. were the principals.
The Young men were sitting among
some other young people in the pai-
ronv of the Cougregal ional chuIth
dnripo the sessions OF the Sunday
'lLoni convention Knight, becom-
ina warm raised the window, ana
SniIers not enjoying the draft Great
sd arose and put the window down
Knight promptly raised II again, on
IL 10 have it closed again 10y Sellers
Nftar several other similar and un-
|rglled-for actions on the part OF polu'
one of the boys told the other lhal
he would settle with him on the out
side after church. ,...
Al the conclusion OF the services
| Sellers and Knight met on the OUT
side They walked into an alieY 70
Grht It out and engaged IN leII lIlt -l,
Ipuglisic struggle. Aiter sesel .i a
rounds hostililies Temporarily 'e"Seu
THE fight was draw. ~.
Later. on Main street, the .,,il poys "
met again and began lighting lhere
we're twenty or more other BOYS Win
hem now TO watch the fight. ,
'"'' Inst AT this juncure Night Mar
sbaI G. C. O'Neil made his appear
once arrested the two boys ana dls
nersed the crowd. The boys were
mt in Jail and were arraigned before .,l,
IIstice Byers at 10 o'clock TINS morn
ling for trial. ,...t, ,,od
sellers and Knight were both Dau pau
|1v beaten up, but neither re'ei'e'
gcrfous injuries.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-17
Final Surveys

Tuesday morning the board OF
county commissioners. in company
with County Surveyor Schwalbach
will leave for the Plateau country tC
make final surveys for the balance
of the road to be constructed under
the present appropriation TO finish
the Plateau DeBeque road, secured
through Senator DeLong.
Immediately after the survey, q
force of men will be put to work ant
active construction of the road be
gun. When this road is finally com
pleted it gives a splendid outlet foi
the farmers to haul their product t'
market
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-17
4 chnlIcngc to The Schools.

Evidently the high school at Mont
rose has some good ''spielers' as ls
evidenced by the following challenge
from there. Il will find some soou
faIent 10 pit against the Monirose
20! tiSIontrose. Colo, Apr. l5, 1908.
..principaI Grand Junction HlIh
school,
..Daa, Sir.-The students OF the
Nontrose County High school herein
cboIienge the students of the loiIoN
inc schools TO an oratorical ana ug
oIsuatorv contest to take place iH
Vontrose during the last week III
Ma 1905. at day TO be agreed up
D" Canon car City High school Canon
o't3 t33centennial High school. Pueblo,
"cutler Academy, ColoI"uo
Springs. ,r,t school Durango.
East Denver High School Den
'et.d aGrand Junction High school
Grand Junction. ,-,...l pouI-
state Preparatory Seho"'' -
"The students OF tue ,,,tor.
countv High school guarantee emu ~, II
toinment while at Montrose' anu, anu J. S,' sn,
road fare to and from MonlIoSe 5 IN IN
one contestant in oratory ana Que "
! declaration ,..,. ,,,yarp tht
| Inter High School confess, - ar,
Govern this contest, ana Juu55 citia
ba eaIected from towns ana ei''e
10 uot 'r renresented in the contest. ,,o,
no. aPiaase 5Ir notify the understand :
.t.,,in ten davs of the acceptance o
reiection of this challenge by ''"
se""O'' VERY truly yours
principal
For the students OF ihe MO"'' ~
Comfy High School.
aTfn
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-17
Railway Congress

Washington. Apr H. Specially
1000 delegates. the own
ers and operating officials of more
than 100000 miles of railway in A
different countries, constitute the per
sonnel of the railway congress which
is to hold a t0-days session in this
city beginning May 4.
AT the conclusion of the congress
the delegates are to make "a thorough
inspection of the railways OF the
United States, particularly with ref
erence to equipment and shops. The
congress is somewhat unique in its
organization, purposes and manner
of conducting its affairs. II was or
ganized in 1885 and has held ses-
sions every few years since. Its first
session. held in Brussels, celebrated
the 5Oth anniversary of the opening
of the Belgian railways.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-17
Bids Wanted.

Sealed proposals Will be received
by Il. IL. Craven, secretary of the
Fair Building Company of Grand
Junction, Colo, until 8 pm, April
22. for the erection and completion
of a two-story brick business block
Proposals are to be made out ac-
cording to the specifications.
Plans and specifications may be
seen at the office of j. b. Boyer, ar
chitect, Grand Junction. Colo.
Each proposal TO be accompanied
with a certified check equal to
per cent of the amount of the bid.
The owners reserve the right tC
re ject any or all bids.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-17
Excitement Over

Tonopah. New. Apr. It. (Spe-
cfalD Only one death has occurred
since day before yesterday, and this
was due to unsanitary conditions.
Specimens of blood and sputum in
various stages have been sent TO the
Marine hospital service at San Fran
cisco, with the view of determining
the nature of the malady.
II is admitted that the death rate
in March and April has been high,
but published reports have been
greatly exaggerated. The situation
Is now well in hand. There is no
danger for persons who observe the
ordinary sanitary rules.
The fears of the residents have
been allayed and there is no further
exodus.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-17
Thc Momnn's CInb.

The program for the session OF
the Womans Club tomorrow after
noon at the Congregational church
will be as follows:
Fiction" "Cloister and Hearth
/. A Masterpiece Of Narration
and Story.
2. The Story.
2. A Comparison Between Denys
and d'Artagnan.
4. The Facts Regarding Eras-
mus.
3. Comparison ~ The Domini-
can" "Jerome' and Ellot's "Sayona-
rola."
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-17
THAT KILLING
The Story of J. H. Nc
Bane Taken from An
Oregon Paper

iHe iuIiowing account OF the af-
Ialf at Wallowa, Wash, where two
men were killed by a Grand Junction
man, whose life is now held for trial
Tor the killing, is taken from the
Gllpin Record, published al Elgin.
Union CO., Wash, the nearest railway
station.
The Record is published by Geo.
A. Sclbird. a former well known and
reliable newspaper man of Colorado.
and the account is undoubtedly cor
rect.
Last Sunday morning. near How
ard Meadows. about seventeen miles
northeast of the town oI Wallowa. J.
u. McBuue of Grand Junction, Colo,
shot and killed two brothers. Theo-
dore and Charles Sraut.
The fatal trouble grew ont OF n
dispute as To the riEnuul possession
of a land claim. As nearly as it
can be gathered, the story of the
crime and its antecedent incidents is
as follows:
Some time in March last McBane.
who is conductor on the Rio Grande
Western railroad, went into the Wal
Iowa country and located claim in
the Smith Mountain section. He had
the same surveyed and its boundar-
les marked. and then returned to
Grand Junction to bring on his fam
lily
Before leaving Wallowa he is said
TO have contracted with a local party
TO build a cabin ON the claim for
him. This, however. was frustrated
by the SUaut brothers. who. after
McBaue had left. moved upon the
claim and refused to allow the lat
ter's representative to proceed with
the work and drove him on the land
News of this was sent to McBane.
who at once returned to Oregon He
passed through Elgin on Thursday
OF last week, and in this city hired
"A saddle horse to proceed TO his
claim. Al this time it is impossible
TO learn, here. exactly what ordeal
occurred when McBane first arrived
at the cabin occupied by the Strauts.
Only the grim facts remain that both
of the latter are dead. and that Nc
Bane is entering upon trial for his
life. charged with the crime of muir
der.
THE coroners jury found that one
of the brothers had been killed in
side the cabin and that he had been
three times shot The other body
was found about 30 Yards outside
the cabin and showed seven bullet
wounds In the case OF the first vic
tim, the coroner's jury found that
McBane acted in self-defense. In the
second instance the same jury
charged him with wilful murder.
There was no witness to that
Sabbath day tragedy that spilled
blood upon the soil of an isolated
mountain tract. and only the impli-
Gated mans story and the silent tes
umony of the gruesome scene were
available to those who went to in
yestigate
Sunday evening McBane arrived
in Walluwa. a bullet hole in his ha
and showing signs of excitement. Fo
some time that night he was closete'
with Attorney a. S. Cooley and mex
morning, with Cooley, a justice o
the peace and one other man, re
turned to the scene of the crime. H'
made no attempt to escape, and atte
the coroner's investigation was takel
Ito Enterprise by Sheriff Blakely, tn
preliminary examination was begu
! Thursday afternoon. Attorney a. ;
/ Cooley appearing for McBane AM
| Ino S. Hodgin of Enterprise as pros
ecuting attorney.
But little is known of the Strau
brothers. who We're newcomers
/ that section.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-17
No News From Teddy

Glenwood Springs, Colo" APT. O.,
- Especial. No word has reached
Secretary Loeb from the president
camp and IL is not known here whelh-
er the sport goes well or III with tue
party. ...,.,..5 ,,n
Communication will be opened up
some time today and it is expected a
courier will arrive any minute. IN
his return trip he Will carry TO .ll5
president a large batch oil persona T,,.
mail as well as many leileIs loI ~.
Aievander Lambert and others who
are with the president.
There is a telephone about iouI
niles from the camp, but the sub
scriher mas discouraged its use as
a means of sending out news OF the
hunt
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-17
Presidents Plans

c1anwood Springs. Colo, Apr. q.
Isg'l" Igaa"iaI The president has
ia nI@ns for only four formal ap-
llllug ll'l.'.. les after his hunt in this state
pea t.,S ,aSora his return to Washington.
ahI - Of these appearances will be
~ hanoret of the Denver Cham
al '',y Commerce: the others as fol
PEI oI in the CITY of Chicago: Ban
.oM9 rr m tbe Merchants Club, recep-
W. i'E tbe Hamilton club. a strictly
llon llol,,,,iican organization, and a ban
Iep1J,, ,,,at nv The famous Iriquois club. the
q 9 ag, e, many ny organization Of Chicago.
The 1,be nresident and his hunting par
g, ieft camp Roosevelt this morning
working east
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-17
To the Public.

on account of engaging in bust
ness elsewhere we offer for sale
our residence and complete set OF
house furnishings, all together Oh
separately, at No. 304 Grand ave
nue.. For information call at resi-
dence.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-17
Another "Double standard"

DeBeque Bugle: Grand June
tlon Boomer-Why are the big
peaches of the Grand valley like un-
10 Henry Rhones large family?
Palisade Booster give 1t up.
G. J. Boomer Because in each
case they measure eight to one yard
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-17

The troubles of Hooligan will
not trouble YOU. They will make
YOU laugh at the opera house Mon
day night.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-17

Eastman kodaks at cost to close
out. Thompson Jewelry e Music
Company.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-17
For Rent.

Store No. in the Reed block. APP
ply to Max Buchanan, Grand Valley
National Bank.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-17

orr large assortment of Jewelry if
van wish to make an appropriate
birthday present
Possibly you wish to surprise your
,,ifa or daughter with a present out
of tbe ordinary something so
yery acceptable that it will be re
membered for a lifetime. In that
ease YOU should give watch or a
diamond.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-17

The sentinel-5oc per m0H'1'
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-17

ut,or the students OF IHV 'I0"7
County High school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-11
THE MARKETS

Tho markets for tho past week
have been I'm "a better condition than
at any time during tho past I've
years Every thluK has been boom
Ing and several heavy hlUmeuia ~
Alaska have about cleaned Western
avenue Apples are very scarce on
the market uf the present time.
Good fancy apples are very hard -
get and the boot II them viii spoil
Ia IA very short time.
a car uf Greeley potatoes arrived
this morning along With "A car gf
apples. but wore mostly cleaned up
during the day.
Ranch eERH are the same today a.
they were yesterday on account OF
the heavy orders that were shipped
10 Alaska the ogg market has been
cleaned up. but ha Monday and
Tuesday are the heavy cgK days. II
is expected they viii 40 back ~ II
cents A car Of fine cabbage arrived
this morning Cabbage has been
very steady throughout the season
the WinuiugHteud cabbage is the
only good cabbage on tho market at
the present time Fine young hot
housed Mons and radlHhea arrived
from San Francisco with the other
steamer stuff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-11
Aersso. Fsr Sal.

In time OF war or IN Time ~ peace q
lo.hHru tract nt MeHduwHHIe viii
make you ard your Family happy
ana relieve NHu from that strenuous
care nud responsibility that gemtH 90
every lahortnH man " hu lives iu the
city whore HiH rEueuaHu are hihh
and ct every turn h rQquirgn cash.
eve our proposition q Hulo tNguh \
and 80 per MONTH Auud hnii# run
Mus water close Go railroad. an the
Sound and county ruHd ana eu the
Zoe 81 The proposed slrptfls read t
HNhuuL Store. wharf railroad sta
uuu and uuHtufUrr uu the inud5 lots
~ HnlHhhnra Why not Join uaf
Only fyw tracts isft tsgra than one
hour 30 soc tho land 100 id now
No trouble e. show r. ana Ne are
always pleased tu answer questions
about it whether Nuu want e. buy
OF Hut. eco he nuro Cd call aud see un
WEHr a WHEELER tNG..
tulman hldE 81 Let Ave II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-11
NEW YORK STOCKS


Atchlson. 90 SIS. s2l-4. s2s-s
Anal. Copper, 81 i-2. s05-s. sost
y. & o. III Il. l107-s. His
p. r. T. &C rs. 66I-2. es5-s.
Can. Pae.. itT "a. i4TI-s. 14Ti-4
Erie, com, IS IS. 4si-4. IS IS
Ills. Cent, l6I Is. leo IL. I6l Ia
Manhattan, III Is, Ill, Ill.
Metrop.. 12sl-2. l2s is. l2s "a.
No. Pao.. i10f-4. 1919. ITO IA.
l.. 4 y. i4fs-s. 1919. ia
Peoples Gas, Ill rs, III IL. III 81
Penna.. I46 rs. 1914. LAG Ia
Reading. ess-4. ssi-4. ss 9-s.
r. J.. com. SO. IS SIS. So rs.
So. Pac.. II. T0i-2. 20 IS
St Paul. 1sli-4. 1901 $50 IL.
Sugar. 1914. i$45-s. 1915
Tn. Pnc.. 1874 IS. l34i Il. 1874 SIS
L. S. S. com. 81. S6l-2. 81.
L. 5. S. pfd., s6 Ia. 961-S. sc IL
wheat-Averpool May wheat
closed IA lower than yesterday.
Car receipts, Minneapolis 2s6, Da-
luth &c. Chicago 81
Several unfavorable Items cor
trihuted 20 bring about a lower
range OF prices in todays vhesf
market. II was affected bearishJ
by lower cables. and the very favor
able accounts being received OF Ne
coming crop OF winter wheat Aso
yesterdays government crop ~
port shows the crop OF wheat "
naming in farmers hands Msres
2nl. compared with EOS IN 1904, NJ
2a5 IN 1903 Total wheat pro.sS
ton equals IL 900. 900, compares
with 1g2 COS $50 In 1904. and lst'
047.l06 in 1908 The amount ot
wheat on hand being more than Wv
trade expected.
May wheat was extremely nei'
Gus. selling down 20 ili IL ahs
closing at s1l1 5-S, a net loss =.
&c from yesterdays close. inc JUL
and September options were seAs
I'm sympathy. the July closing -
lower, and the September 50 Iowa
than yesterdays close.
While the market closed weak am an
showed no rallying power 70 spec
OF throughout the session, we ~.
lleve II is being oversold tor ta'
moment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-11
CHICAGO MARKETa

Reports FOR The star BY ". A
Ryer 4 Co, liz Columbia street. By
private wire.
Seattle. Saturday. March II. isl&
Wheat High. Low. Close
May. ii3 IL. IL IL, hiss.
July. 81 Is. 81 Ia. 81 3-s.
Sept. ss 5-s to So 81. IS is. S. "a
Corn
May. Is i-2. 4s. As 10 ISIS
July. IS "a, IS Is. sis
Oats
May. 81 rs. 81 I-2. 3ii-2
July. 81 SIS, 81. 81.
Pork
May. 1857. 1247. i252
July. 1915, 1866 to 1867. I270.