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The daily tribune., 1905-06-08
Weekly Crop Bulletin.
Denver. Colo. June 8,


The weather conditions were excep.
tionatly favorable. except At the be-
ginning Of the week. The tempera-
lures have been above normal in ali
parts Of the state. especially during
the closing days, the average daily
excess ranging from about two de-
grees in the southern and western
counties TO about six degrees on the
eastern slope. The rainfall has been
generally light, the deficiency being
greatest in the extreme western coun-
ties and the ArkAnsAs valley. but in
the uorth-ceptral division and the
eastern counties it has not been very
marked. Some planting 10 yet to be
done in the north central and eastern
counties, but in other parts Of the
state seeding and planting are prao.
tically finished. The condition Of
wheat, oats. rye, sugar beets. alfalfa
and grasses IL generally good. and all
c.ops are making rapid growth.
Rye 10 heading in some localities. and
the harvesting o. alfalfa has begun
in the Arkansas valley. Beets are
being thinned, and corn and potatoes
Are coming mp The ranges are gener-
ally good and stock 10 improving.
Gardens are still somewhat back " ard.
The prospect for fruit continues good
orchards are being sprayed. some for
tho second time.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-08
Officers Charged.

J. H. Snyder has sworn to com
plaint. charging Acting Day Marshal
Ed Warner and Night Marshal John
Bush with assault and battery.
Mr.. Snyder 10 the father Of Mrs.
Charles Bates and It il understood
that when Mr.. Bates went to get his
children when he was about to leave
Sunday asked Warner and Bush to &C.
company him to bis home on Third
street to prevent Mrs. Bates relatives
from interfering with Mr.. Bates
work.
Their case comes mp before Judge
Sanders this aftsrnoon.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-08

Mrs. Ridpath Of Cripple Oreek.
who has been visiting Mr.. and Ars.
W. O. Kitohing Of this city and Canon
City friends for thrss. months left for
homo today. She was accompanied BY
Leila Kitchins who soes there % spend
the summer and TO study music.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-08

The Masonic order last night CON
ferred the Third degree upon ops
candidate. after which nice rsfresh'
ments we're served.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-08

Tho laxative effect Of Chamber.
lain's Stomach s3d Liver Tablets IL
20 agreeAble and % natural that you
do not realize Il 10 the effect Of .
medicine. For sale BY all druggists.
IT,
The daily tribune., 1905-06-08

The Knights Of the Maccabees will
elect officers in California ball tomor-
row night. After the election there
will be an entertainment and . social
time. All Sir Knights are asked 70
be present.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-08

DIR. Olins reports . new seven pound
girl at the home Of Prof. and Mrs.
Willett Barton at 2 O'Clock this morn.
ing Already the little Miss has be.
gun to display her musical ability.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-08

Peach Mellow, . true fruit syrup
pure and crisp. with Toe cream or so6,
at DANIELS DRUG STORE. 7o-t
The daily tribune., 1905-06-08

TArabino 8 90. have opened . nice
little store At the Ocean Wave nina
at Williamsburg. The building IL
s0x40 feet and lighted by elcetrioity.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-08

Fresh crushed straw berries with 10
cream soda or sundae's At
79-tf DANIELS DRUG STORE.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-08

Many people early this mornipi
visited the Arkansas river to 500 thl
rising waters dealing death and do
struotion through the valley on ID
downward course.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-08

Family bottled beer pints or quarts,
BY the case delivered At yeSr door By
John Westsnrider. ls0 e. Main.
Phone black 88l. 70tf
The daily tribune., 1905-06-08

With our cream 20 sweet. the ser.
vice 20 nsat. II Il . treat. that 10 .
pleasure to rspsat to take your friends
to DANIELS SODA FOUNTAIN.
70tf
The daily tribune., 1905-06-08

There will be . social dance At Nor
gan hall Friday evening. Best Of
music and . good time assured.
84.06
The daily tribune., 1905-06-08

Electric fans u III be in use at th
dance In Morgan hall on Friday even
ing. 84-6
The daily tribune., 1905-06-08

Unoallsd for repaired shoss will be
sold II not taken ont by the 10th.
Wilson & Son. 104 Pixies Feak ave-
nue.. IS. ga
The daily tribune., 1905-06-08

J. r. Terrence writes New York
Life Insurance. Ofioe over Ysltoa's
Drug Store. N.li
The daily tribune., 1905-06-08

The Silver State orchestra will play
for the dance Friday evening. S4-So
The daily tribune., 1905-06-08

Go 70 the Blue front bakery fps
bread. pies and cakes. le-n
The daily tribune., 1905-06-08
Z n N
...retaI News

Mn Iesss +. Ash CAV. : laschses
to . number Of friends yesterday aft-
ernoon.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-08
Advertised Letters.

Following 10 . list Of letters re-
naming uncalled for at the postoffice
at Florence. during the week ending
June z.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-08

After Sunday next Rev. J. Mont.
gonery Mcbride will take . short
The daily tribune., 1905-06-08

no service in st. Ablans after next
Sunday until further notice.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-08

vAoation bal eonesquence thefe WIN
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10
Won LIS BET.

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LOTS MORE LIKE IT.
oI.rty Nor: Sroof Ike T1ls, ara
Al from Pine 9luff oeop-.


No caancs- f5t aggune1C lec-
%o baft-c PIT can BE- mad.
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people
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Gaaehy Har1~afe company and cor
0ner fsr Jefferson county business at
dress 20 W-sE Second avenue res
dence 393 W~st Thira aYan1e. says:
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Tor some l.ttie t.me. anG seeing Dean )
kidney PHts recommended 50 ntgh =
for this particular compliant, I
tHeaeh4 would Jasl 'heu merit. I
ploe4rea box 4 Mann-Tauhe5 Icy
Drug eombanY 21I }E-s seeond az
anHe and Vas not taaPpoiated win
the resalt5 "c-ared ml.eh benefit
from h- ms.rf. / q u plea vi 10
20 endorse b ans Kinney EiHs a. 4
remedy II merit ald 4n4 on ah# #sh tae
aabiie can rely
Fer sab b a. .naiera fnee %
rents. t'9sten NlDura company,
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s5fitea elat.s
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substitute
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STARTLING REACTION

TIE customer 6ronehe fi1r pas'=sa
Jack IL tbe dealers
want a bird Of coreeci #Ha95'7. q
course ne said but ! difiot ~an'
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Rorden,s EAGLE eran3

Con. .sasel Mix affefds the maxma4
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nuu b.HS. ecnferrlng the zraa. ct
good > tH.c Infant 1tf fha taa7s AK
On tha digestive organs. L sase
"a al Other fools f5r artificial
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10
500
gar Letters ABOUT the south
wat

III. Western Traa magazine Offer
5rize- azsr-satin4 n a.tIe 80
Ia -auraad ran portatfon. for .eftars
ION .lsiaents o1 ArEansas Easteen
Colorado Missouri. 'Kansa5 indian
TarrHsrs oklahoma TeIas and Ne&
N.Y co.
+ @anfs otrers hat Vii ntacr n.
aas@te aud ambitious men ana "e-
nan 10 settle ia the great aud erow
in. Southwest. and there rn2as" in
farmsne. cattle raising. frn.t 2fo@ins
and similar pursuits
II accomplish ~ b.mpG," which il
ts,s ia 4.esy tho Western Trail offer.
lie following prizes in railroad tran
fouaflon fpr thD * letters wa.ea IA
tae o5iai5n o, a Compel aa@e
shah d.. deemed bcsr saitea t9#jfs ~
aatfements.
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I.otterg zaoud dead 3ita aae writ
er- ezpar.eucr since hes.-4le'! IN fhe
zoaahazss They should a4l aa4 aaeG
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G5e al1 4hea h. first cam" 2hat meas
ael af success ha9 since crowned IN.
E. e1orts aud lat ae think. af that por
On u The country in which h. i
laeafaal- Letters should aot BE- rs.
tI.aa 50o nor mGra than loo word
- ,eugth. and will BE- used for tae atr
l.ose Of advertising the southwest
letters aFa desired not onlg from
fsraars and farmers YVES but alsf
florn merchants. school teachers. cler
gvraen. from everyone Who ha.
sfor, 10 tel and who knows how Z
.eq il. Poetioal oontr buttons az
NOT @3atsa
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..-~s ths Western Trai4 7$6-la SaF
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Jobbers, Wholesalers an(+<
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Manufacturers .
OF PINE BLUFF ARKANSAS
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BLUFF CITY LUMBER COMPANY.
IN ~
stls Lumber :o- w.
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FURNITURE. R
HOME FURNITURE COMPANY
cheapest me At
sbl@ until write Us 's
puD0sp4ATr FURNITURE COMPANY "r
OFFICE MO 8ALGsRooM 428-4-5 MAIN srsEEr seeon
wholesale department 1nfa and Texas street near co Fur
cordial iastaaon ssaaz " merchants se IN IA net f,e6
visit US and inspect cur iins view
f1aser f Arkansas Tor aaa1e.re ssavz, VIZ z.+
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order ....>..... :: ::
sYlAs0 oUEEns~ARE COMPANY
wholesalers Of oroesery 5tasaas s-4:a.
s1ek stoves .a7.en
and lamps Headquarters China Al yol7 ssrT.e
Our wholesale department i. complete to
nss .~4yey sas qaaa.as . 5 a.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS II
wEsrsaook COMPANY
We seH Tor Lime. Fire brick Fee Cay
neal SAT- po:ares Bran Corn o.n
Carload lots specially
COMPANY,
engines ooiaTs sac
mill Castings aat Ma 2.1eg
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BUSINESS COf-EGss
PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
sotcs patronage ambitious young nen az #7nen
Typewritng Day and
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UNDERTAKERs AND EHBALMERs
hoLoEaNEss-sENYARD CO.
usei Il the cn5e-tanns
trade e1eeHe1 qsasy at ass beng eo7s
1mbaln3in9 shipping specially Open al hours TEX
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THE
KELLEY
IN st

LIQUOR. OPIUM ca MORPHINE.
COCAINE AND TOBACCO HABITS
CURED.
-tc- number now 702 Park avenue.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10
Gentry Bros. Famous Shows

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such an equipment. II such machine was adapted
to doing all the work OF the farm it probably
would be in constant demand.
There are other problems in the more distant
future, such, for example, as aerial navigation.
Should this come, the electric motor would give an
ideal method of propulsion The problem would
then be that of devisinG some means of supplying
the power necessary to drive the motor. Could we
sages the problem would be than half solved.
One of the most promising fields of investigation
to-day is in the application of the electric furnace.
For some purposes this furnace Is hampcred by the
cost of power. 1t it is simply a question of heat,
this IN many cases can be obtained more chcaplv
directly from fuel; but in a number of processes
the cost of the fuel is a minor consideration the
ability to control the conditions being vastly more
important. For example, there is difficulty in
making pig-iron in the electric furnace but there is
advantage in doing So since the ordinary blast
furnace does it more cheapy However to produce
special qualities of steel such as are used in machine
tools, the cost of the heating is triling compared
with the importance of obtaining a uniform quality
of metal
There is doubt whatever that in rlanv processes
similar conditions obtain, and when this Is the case
the electric furnace will undoubtedly dispacc the
older types. simply because it Is convenient, easil
controlled, and does not necessarily introduce I'M
puritcs into the product.
Another inviting line of work is the artitciar
production of gems Up to the present time the
most successful work in this direction has been with
the OXyhydrogen flame flame produced by burning
mixture of oxygen and hydrogen, and which gives
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SUNDAY MAGAZINE for JULY 10. 1905

toned and there is still another-wirelesS telcg-
raphy. This IS a comparatively new art; but Ii
has developed rapidly during the last three years,
The ideal toward which striving Is a system
that will enable us to transmit fairly great
distances, with certainty the message being re-
ceved by only one station out of many within
range distinct advance has been made in the
past year toward solving the problem of seective
transmission by which is meant the ability to send
a message to any station without having other
stations within range receive it. The distance
which wireless telegraph messages may be sent
has been increased considerably; but much
work vet remains to be done to put the
system into actual commercial use We are rot
vet sending messages the Atlantic. How
soon we shall do cannot be said, but the great
problem of maintaining communication between
ships and land is practically solved An important
result of the equipment of every vessel with wire
less telegraphy will be the material reduction in
the danger of collision at This will hc OF the
greatest service during foggy weather, for then
every vessel will be able to inform all other vessels
where she is and what her course is. In the same
way light-ships and lighthouses will inform vessels
when they approach dangerous localities
OF a somewhat similar nature, though accom-
plished by entirely different means, is the auto
matte block signaling of railroad trains. The ideal
here would be a system which would automatically
the signals a train proceeded along the track
1t not only would thus the approaching
train but would actually stop it If the train
past the danger signal 1t would also the
leading train of dangers ahead of it, such a
broken track bridge. number of systems
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dared not predict what even a quarter OF q
century might develop in transportation in tins
country.
over seventy years ago a seven and one-hait ton
engine drawing two coaches not much larger than
the tally-ho coach OF to-day was the beginning oI
railroad business IN the United States NJ The t,ne
the electric locomotive test was made at Schenectady
last November the type of locomotive IN use was a
one hundred and htty-ton and the tram which 10
hauled AT a speed OF sixty miles an hour nearly
a quarter of a mile long and weighed over eight
hundred tons
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a temperature surpassed only by the electric fur
mace. Two Frenchnen, Sermy and Seineul have
already produced rubies of the first water as large
as one carat, or even somewhat larger. These gems
merely crystals of alumina. colored with some
metallic oxide. They are formed from q rri.--re
of alumina containing few per cent. of chromium
oxide. This Is ground exceedingly fine, and q snail
quantity passed at a time through the flame. The
oxide IS volatilized and deposited in crysta me
form, the crystal being gradually built up. ANY
gem of this kind, such the sapphire, erla--' 3.
topaz and amethyst. can be made as easily a5 .s
ruby, since they are all crystals of aluruina. -.
OF which has It's own coloring material The e..
furnace undoubtedly can be used for pr.d-.rr
these gerns-in fact, this hes been done thou-.
the present time the stones obtained are s-l
There Is some hope thar diamonds may be so --.-.-
factured- Indeed, partial success has been attained
already, but the gems We're OF microscopic size.
And with the electrical furnace So with
every other branch of electrical industry The
hcld for Improvement, for original investi-.- Il
and for invention IS practically unlimited. md
even though the present Is called the "A-- If
Electricity discovery and invention in the .-v
years TO come are certain TO far surpass those Of
the nifty Years Just passed
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done by means of light electric railroads built
cheaply so that they can be operated proftably1
Then, there is a great deal of work about farms
that might be done by the electric motor. There
to-day travelling steam engines, which 90 from
point to point during the fall threshing the grain
This system could be extended to include travelling
electric motors, which not only would take the
place of the old traction engine, but would do far
more work, and could be kept busy practically
the year round Electric motors are used in many
localities for plowing and cutivatng but it would
not pay the owner OF a small farm to purchase
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

What's in a kiss
In kisses lightly given naught but this:
momentary thrill, when lips meet lips,
Sweet as the nectar that the wild bee sips
From fragrant chaIiceS, but soon fcrgotten-thiS
Just this and nothing more, is in a kiss.
What's in a kiss
All, when Tor love the kiss 5 given, this:
Truth, purity abiding trust the seal
OF loyalty 10 Love- come woe, come veal;
unSpoken promise OF souls allegance-this,
All this, and more nh more IS in a kiSSl
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Epoch i'm Railp0aGin s

A epoch in railroading was forecaSted IN -he
y test OF a new electric locomotive of the N.-r-
York Central Railroad at Schenectady. New TX,
in November. 1904
rs one OF the officials of the road Vice-Prc- .c-
WIguS, said after the test was approved, it mar {
the end OF period of seventy wears of the s.. m