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tERONA
 crouch that way at the finish so that his knees seem in danger of pumping the ground? Must not that crouch cost him a lot of distance7 And how about keep your eye on the baflT'' Is Barry keeping his eye on the ball? That IS to say. is he keeping his Lead down as If 1t were screwed to a clamp and bis eyes fixed upon the blade of grass right under where the ball was teed7
 Well, hardly. His head and his gaze are turned ninety degrees away from where the orthodox old golfers would have him keep theml And. in spite of these glaring violations of the rules of the priin, old fathers, this lad has beaten all the best amateur golfers of the United Kingdom and the champion of Canada. The truth seems to be. as revealed by the truthful and exact camera, which is not q partisan of any style. if a fellow sweeps his club head around in a circle straight and true and puts the wrist snap in proper iy he is bound to get of long. true Ddlis uO tldlleT WutADST UT uOl AS hScP his eye on the ball|
 Moreover, it seems to be little bit silly to insist upon executing the swing with the arms and shoulders only. Ap- parently the way to execute the true golfng swing Is yery like the way to deliver long. swinging punch in box ing-start the swing from the ball of the right foot and carry it up through knees. hips and body. so that at the moment of impact every bit of energy In the players bones. muscles. heart and soul is hurled into the stroke.
 And, by the way, observe the posi- tions of young Barry's feet-the right away up on bent tIptoe. the weight Of his body resting on the outer edge of bis left sole. In thIs position the push of your little finger would drop him on the ground. Could anything be more eloquent than the pose and boise of Barry's body as proof of the fierce abandon with which he huris himself at the ball5 What becomes of the old injunction. Don't hit the ball; just sweep it awayY
 The keen English critics say that in spite of his great long game. Barrg's
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-26

victory was largely due to his marvel Ous putting. His method of hitting the ball in approaching the hole. as well as in holing out. Is to strike it above the center. By this means he imparts a forward spin to the ball. causing 1t to bite tbe inequalities of the putting green and to run in on absolutely straight line without any of the uncer- cain wabble which is such a general feature of everyday play.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-26
It is the Worlds Standard Reference Book on Copper

EFery Miner, Prospector. Banker and Broker needs the book Pries Is s5 in buckram binding with gilt top. or s7.JO in 1uD library mOroccs. and ths book. in efuer binding. VII be sent, fully prepaid. on approval, to any address in the world, to be paid for if found satisfactory. or t may be returned. within week of receipt. and the charge win be csnceled. AZ d7ess the Author and PubHskez.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-26
RslIv Fstzm.ursee

Innelder Billy Fitzmsurice. formerly of New Haven, Conn. Is now playing with Hartford. having drawn his re- lease from New Haven. Holyoks. Mass. was after him.
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HOTEL NoBLES-TAe best ip Tombstone for tAe travelling man Large and cool rooms. Jas. Heron Prop.
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Leading Home Made Cigar-"Bisbee Favorite."
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pERsoNAL-Uneie sam's Loan of
 fee. Money loaned. Main St
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NaQuln's will buy your second hand furniture.
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Ease and comfort, "Bisbee Favor fre.-
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MILTON R. MOORE,
 Register. First publication August 19, 1905.
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HORACE ]. STEVENS

1s Postoffice Block Hou9hton, Mich. U. g. A
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See Naquin's for price on furniture for that bed room.
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Meets every 2nd and 4th Mondays of each month. at 2 p. m. Visiting Ladies are cordially invited.
 JESSIE CONNORS, Com. CLARA HILL, R. K.
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WOMAN WANTS DAY woRK-Ap-
 ply Elite Lodging House.
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REVIEW CLASSIFIED ~ADSe LONE GENT 4 wORD..
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE BY oRIFFITHs 6 TRoT.
 MAN, NACO ROAD:

'ftNfNf NNTOO HON6s 1 undercut delivery wagon. 1 small delivery wagon. l saddle horse. ? good work horses and set of har- ness.
 These horses and wagons must be sold at once. To an immediate purchaser, for cash, we will sell at a bargain.
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Information. concerning Ferdinand or Fred Reynolds. last heard from January 12th. working as miner near Bisbee. Any infor- nation most thankfully received by hfs mother, Mrs. Reynods. 2Q65 Alameda Ave Alameda, Cal.
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LoST-RuDch of three keys. with tag of a Chicago trunk factory on ring Leave at Review office for reward.
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WANTED-Two or three furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Desir- ably located. Reply L.. Review of- fee
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wANTED-First-class cook at Bakers vile Hotel.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-26

FOR RENT-Eleven room house. .In-
 quire at Blair House.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-07-12
The "lazy" Microhe

"a learned Professor claims to, 5avs.,
discovered that "Lsziness'' ia csuseR yvx 9.
germ. lfthe Eminent Doctor 10 r.EAS
hydie,s Liver Tablets can rightly bSs
termed Microbe Killers, because thsE p
always remove that tired, lazy, slu gqtsf :,
feeling tha mas usually been ttri5Ste;v;,
to torpid liver or constipated hoya]s
ftyuales Liver Tablets are guarant aaA ag:,.
cure constipation and al liver Disorders,
lhey are small, compressed choCIatr-,,
con.eu laolets, easy to take, pleasant i1as,
eHect. Reliable. ANY dealer ir one,
Ienieules VIII return your money is yo,y
are not satisfied with these tal;le,s 81
tablets % cts. Evans Pharmacy.
a. r. Bass, of Morgantowu. End b,s,,
| to get up ten or twelve times in the nigi<y.
and had severe backache and rains r..
the kidneyp. Was cured bv TIEs ;SnIsy' tls-
Kidney Cure. Sold by Evans. Phar -
mo. .7,9r
A Grim Tragedy
is daily enacted, in thousands OF homes;
~ Death claims In each one, another
But when Coughs and Colds are p1op-
erly treated, the tragedy is averted. j..
q: Huntley, of Oaklandon, Ind, writes
| MY Wife had the consum ption, and
three doctors gave her up. Finally she+
took nr. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds, which
cured her, and to-day she is we'll anGs
atroh%. 1t kills the germs Of all dis
cases. One dose relieves. Guaranteed 81,
aoc and Sl.oo by Orr, Gray & Co., drug.
gist. Trial bottle free.
That Beautiful Gloss.
comes from the varnish in Devoes yay,.
| nish Floor Paint costs S cents mo,e -.
quart though. Sold by W. L. BrisseY.-
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-07-12
Treat Your Kidneys for Rheumatism.

When you are suffering from rheuma.
tism, the kidneys must be attended to at
once so that they will eliminate the uric
actd from the blood. Foley's Kidney
Cure Is the most effective remedy for
this purpose. r. T. Hopkins, of Polar,
WIS, says: after urls successfully doc
t4ring three years for rheumatism with
the best doctors. tried Foley's Kidney
cure ana 1t cured me. l cannot speak
100 mighty OF this great medicine" It
porines the blood by straining our i'm
puritles and tones up the whole system
lures aldpey and bladder troubles. Sold
by Evans Pharmacy.
Slokening ShIvering Fits
Of Ague and Malaria, can bs re),eved
and cured with Electric Riitcrs. This
Is pure, tonic medicine. of especial
benefit In malaria, for it exerts q true
curative influence on the disease driy.
Ing II entirely out of the system. Ii ia
much to be preferred to Quinine, having
none Of this Drugs bad aiter-e fleets. r.
>; Munday, Of Heurietta, Tex, writes:
fever and jeandice, till he took Electric
Ritters. which saved his life. At Orr.
Gray X Cos. 1.ng store; price 5Oc, guar
anteed.
No False Claims.
The proprietors of Foley's HONEY and
Tar do not advertise this as "sure cure
for consumption" They do not claim II
will cure thia dread com plant In advan
ced cases, but do positively assert that il
VIII cure IN the earlier stages and never
fails to give comfort and relief in the
worst cases. Foley'e Honey aud Tar ia
without doubt the greatest throat and
lung remedy. Refuse substitutes. Sold
by Evans Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07
MYSTERIOUS GRIP FOUND.
Nay Be Evidence of Foul Crime at
Little Rock.

Little PGck, April 1.-tspe cial.1--
The eonstabulary is attempting to
solve the mystery of a grip which was
found last Tuesday near the reser-
vo-r of the Home Water company.
northwest of the city, but so tar nave
been unable to trace the owner. /
contained a hat. pair CT No. S shoes,
s. striped vest. a black sateen shlf'-
and the following note: Il got the
rhoto and letter for you and taken
oNeralls gloves and brush. Will meet
YOU in town. Frank The names OF
James Bennett and Oscar also appear
o., the note. The officers THINK iha'
There may be d crime back of it. I II
can be traced.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07
PLUM BAYOU lEVEE
Five Miles of 1t Completed by
March I.

On March | the contractors on the
lavee reported that the first section OF
FIVE miles was completed, and that
the second section. which extends to
Wildcat, will be completed by the
middle or last of July, making four
teen miles in all says the England
Courier. Four hundred teams are now
at work, and more are arriving nearly
every day. Unless trouble i: expari,
enced in the matter Of securing r'ghr-
cf- way the work will nov 90 right
through
Work is now being pushed on the
low pieces, SO that should rise come
before the work is complete. matters
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07
READY FOR ROOF NOV. l..
Work of Capitol Now Being Rapidly
Pushed.

Little Rcck April 7.-tSpecialt-
lien G. W. Caldwell Of the firm OF
{: :ldwel and Drake, contractors OF
tho now state capitol, arrived THIS
week from his home at Columbus.
Oaio. after an absence of month
He reports that he is we'll pleased
with the progress of the work on the
s,lte house. and that with present
coed ccnditions they should be ready
fcl the roof Ivy November |. During
last mouth twenty-eight carloads o.
stone were received from the Bates
vile ouarries. and it is now coming al
the rate of two carlo: DIS day. l'heFe
are sixty stCne cutters now emp!oS
ed and about forty other labGrefs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07
FOURTH AND STATE
THE PLACE WHERE THERE
OUGHT TO BE AN IRON NOUN.
TAIN DEPOT.
hats Where the Hot Springs and
Western Viii Let Passengers
Off in Pine Bluff
NO SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED YET

It is reliably stated that# #tha PIN
Fluff and Wcsti IN viii let passengers
eft at Fourth ana State streets where
there ought to b. an IRON MoHnt3fH
depot. In pClite9 English this mean
t5lat in the operation Of the Pin
Fluff and Westeln the Hot Springs
md Western Will9 Use the terminal
facilities Of The Iron Mountain in this
e.ty for hDth freight ard passenger
service Ne word has ceme from
headquarters as yet as 10 whom ths,
schedule Of PASSENGER trains will be
isaueurated and in addition to the
statement that the read Will be oper-
ated at some time by the Ilot Springs
and Western there is little informal
ton cn the subject to be obtained
either in this city or in Hot SPRINGS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07
7RAusc Rbr FILED
ir Federal Court lot Action of Davis
and Morris Is. Cotton Belt.

The transcriptfin the case of w. L
LAWS end Rich]rd f. Morrs VS.. the
Cotton Belt railroad. from jefferson
ce unity circuit dourt. was filed in fed
al court today. The suit was
Eiought OctobeT +, 1901, for damages
=, the sum of $A 100 for injuries don"
10 a farm. Of about 200 acres through
which the defendant read was rc6u 4
overall years APO. It is claimed that
fUlverts of the sproper size We're not
provided to carly Off the water, and
tlst in consequence the land was
flooded for the seasons CT 1901, 19e@
1908 and '"e4. Forty acres were
badly hse'-' thT it could not be cnI-
,tivated Al a fJ which Sc an acre
IS as1lel: "oH acres were damaged te
the tNtent - s. an acre
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07
WOULD MAKE RUSSIA A
DEMOCRATIC REPUSLiC.

Moscow. April THE cNntral corr
n ittee of the social revolutionary par.
" has drawn up document contain
ing the main points in its program,
and of this hundreds OF thousands OF
copies are being printed fer circuia-
ton in parts of European Russia.
The main point of the program is the
es,ablishn. Gf democratic repub-
lie on the ruins of the autocracy. and
besides the usual points of social dem
Gcrat'c doctrine. it includes many ar.
suments, especially directed to Rus
eian conditions. and designed to ap-
peal to the self-interest of the Russian
proletariat, both { agricultural and IN
dustrial.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07
3. 3, NJ. ard S. Proposition.

The promoters Of the Pine Bluff
North and South road and F.. A. Sun
derlin of Colorado Springs met Thurs
day afternoon at the be zrd of trade
rooms for the purpose of discussing
the proposition of building railroad
from Pine Bluff to Lcnoke. Mr.. Sun
derlin, through his attorney, p. G.
Hammock of Mcnticello submitted a
statement whereby the company they
represent will build a read for Ger
tain bonus to be up by the people OF
Pine Bluff or the promoters CT the
new road This proposition viii be
S ,bmitted in writing and it NAY CT
may not be accepted. The PROPOSE
ton has net been submitted to Il
board of trade.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07
listers in the pretended interest o
morality is doubly vile"

listers in the pretended interest Of
morality is doubly vile.
Mr.. DCdd then says that the Stand
ard Oil company does not own share.
Ct stock of any railroad company,
does not control any railroad compa-
nv and that since the enactment OF
the interstate commerce law has MOI
rtee we'd lower rates than other ship.
pers bv rebates. arrangements, de-
y.cAs CT plans of any character. The
testimony Of Howard Page, freight
agent of the Standard Oil company,
before the industrial commission, is
quoted in this connection.
With reference to gas and copper
lmpanips. Mr. Dodd says: No doubt
faanv have been prejudiced agains
Mr.. Rockefeller by sensational writ
Cls whose articles. accompanied by
rcrtraits and caricatures. are intend
ed to create the impression that ME-.
Rockefeller was the principal III al
fairs relating TO the organization OF
Gas and copper companies, although
no fact showing such connection Is
stated The Standard oil company
has already denied that it had any
connection or interest. directly or II
directly. in the organization OF these
corporaticas. and on the best author
ify the sane denial is made for John
D. Rockefeller He had no connect =
with nor interest in. directly or i'm
rectlv, the organization CT these cor-
pors tons
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07

are n euea shape thaf stag T.,
lwenlH three feet II Lille Ro2F
would do NJ damage to the country
d, Ia. down AS Adamshrre
The Telephone now being run to
the l">"o VIII extend the entire length
II ttfe coHFietrd Ieyoo Arch John
son has H. e9nlrae5 fol. the conatruc
tiou IL l.la tepehoue line. which in
all VII ". ohaut thirty ndle, Ions
1Ea ~ug9ae.e LugHle NoHlaud Is nov
mae#= d telp eaery FFid~ from
Ncnaal ts=see upper eamp II r.
Hl99 atal tds Sheldaa is making daLl>
Gra@ @#H-@ III 4 fsacG - ail thv
oaaHs a.aa- las r.2r WHa supplies
a1=5 4z=ai
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07
TWO BULLETINS ISSUED.

The Arkansas agricultural expert
ment station at Fayetteville has is
cned two valuable bulletins FOR farm
ers. making eiehty-six tn have ctn
fyom that institut on s'nce it was
founded These are "Tntten Feed
products in Hog Feedins.' by Il. +
Dinwiddie. and another devoted to
"Asnaraeus and Salt Asoaraeus
Growing in Arkansas. Rhubarb in Ar
Eansas," by Ernest Walker, and "F-
tii;zers Registered for Sale N AFN1h
sas During 19o5,' by A. H, Mucken
fuss, state fertilizer alchemist
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07
LAND OFFICE BUSINESS.

Below is the report Of f, f. Con
u.v state land commissioner. fer the
quarter ending March 81. 1908;
Fees, s1,4S5.S0.
Swamp land sold, 27s.o6 acres,
S44S.2G,
Forfeited land sold, 5,334,41 acres.
St.GG6
Forfeited Ind redeemed, 3,s24
acres, I'll. As.
Forfeited town lots told, $2'9.oo,
Forfeited land donated, 1852 >.
acres.
Forfeited land decided to actual set
tiers. 6,246.31 acres.
Total 23.3677.23 acres. 50 493 %.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07
YOUNG MAN HANGED HIMSELF
William Picker,s Commits Suicide in
Greene County.

ParaAnuld. April 1.-Wm. Pickens
n, Young man living in the north s.d@
C. this county, WAS found hanging
in the barn at the home Of his aunt
with whom he was living. The young
nan had evidently committed suicide
and had been dead some time when
his body was discovered.
The father of Picllcns took his own
life in a similar manner in this coun-
tv apcut eighteen months ago Brood
ing over his fathers death seems to
have affected the young mans mind,
and led him to q similar fate.
Young Pckens left hon a day or
Two ago ostensibly tC visit a neigh
Ior's house and appeared tc be in eX-
cellent spirits When parties Went
to the barn yesterday morning to feed
the stock they were Mortified to tind
his body swinging from rafter by
aAsmall rope Deceased is survived
nv several brot hers and sisters, and
was young man of good habits, and
nj ire than ordinary intelligence.
A inquest was held over the BODY
end he verdict rendered that deceas
cd came to his death by his ow"
hs s, superinduced by grief ever
tn tragic death of his father, whose
self destruction was the result OF
domestic troubles. he and his wlrc
having separated several years ago
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07
LEARNS OF PAUL JONES' GRAVE
- paul editor Is Told Naval Hero Is
Buried in Scotland.

ST. Paul. April Joseph A Wheel
ock. editor Of the Pioneer Press, has
discovered whore the bones of John
Panl Jones rcpose In dispatch from
1,edlands. Cal, Mr. Wheelock says
the grave Of the former famous sea
fighter is nGr in Paris as believed by
Ambassador Pert T. hut IN his birth
III &c. Drmfries. Scotland. a Mrs,
Preston. who is a native of Dumfries
asserts that Jones mother caused tn
remains 10 be transported from Paris
and buried in the Dumfries cemetery
The grndse his countrymen bore
him on account uf his exploits in the
capture and destruction OF British
Slips is expressed in the stone oTef
t,s grave which, Mrs. Preston says
bears the inscription: John Pau
Zones. the Black Pirate
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS
In Three Months o51 Pe.sons Were
Killed and 14.o27 Were injured.

Wash n@ten. April c-A renert Of
the accidents Of the railroads in the
United States during fho month ot
Oct3bor November and December.
1104. has been complied by the int"r-
state commerce. commission. L shows
that in that quarter fiftythree passen-
gers and 1&9 employees We" kll ed
and | iaN passengers and SGS EN-
rjcves injured. total of 2i2 persons
k,lled and 3.92% injured in train ac
c;drnts. Other accidents to pHsS"n
,ssr5 and employees. not the result Of
g. .isiors or derailmen1s bring the
ta.Gl nut ber Of casualties up to ~.
- o5l killed and 1907 injured.
Tfe f6port indieates decrease of
- killed and G2l injured as csmpar-
- ~'th II LIST preceding quarter.
o. the total number Gf fiftY-three
,,aq=a neers killed in train accidents,
tNfntv.nine were Killed IN one coils
or.
The t0taI number Of collisions and
Continents in the quarter wss $50.
the financial damage aeer9gatine s.
4oG Isl.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07
FALSE ALARM.
reatened Mch rr,v~ ioso'1 C,.1n
ty Failed tc Efatc.ia9ze.

Deputy Sheriff MaeHH Phil'|1 "
to-day received rsiv"ta# ~ u So
message FROM Star Ct'v TO =" f,"==t=f
that a crowd Of n?en bad visit u tf
Lincoln county Jail t that plata and
that they were after the negro. E"l.
l,i.&. who it IS alleged. is in.lj'icat d
in the killing Of the Watson brGthe5s
near Dumas list month It was stated
that the mGb visited the j il at Sir
City and when thy l"arnCd that cot
,ns was not confined there SOW" cry
shouted that they would have the n
gro if they had to 60 to Litt}" Roe
TO get him.
Collins has been confined in rha iai
ferson county jail for about three
weeks, but the officers place hu; IL
tie credenco in the st.ry IN tha
n Oh was coming here Sheriff Could
and his deputies were up rather lat =
with the tax books but no mob show
Cd up .Iailer Tom Meeks went to bed
as usual and was not disturbed during
tie night The alleged mob proved
to be G false alarm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07
DODD'S FAIRY TALE
nefends Standard Oil Magnate
Against Criticism.

New York. April IS. c. T. Dodd
chief solicitor Of the Standard OIL
company, gave out statement with
reference to the recent discussion as
~ the acceptance of Gift Of 100000
offered by John D. Rockefeller for
missionary work. Mr., Dodd declares
toat the statement that Mr.. Rockefel
Ier made his money dishonesty sis
false, is vile and being made by min
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07
TWO YEARS FOR DURRELL.

McGrudrr Durrel, a young white
man of Pine Bluff. who was indicted
IL the Federal court at Little ROCK
en- the charge Of rifling letters while
employed as a special carrier at the
Fine Bluff postoIce, pleaded guilty
4, two counts, and was sentenced to
one year in each case at Atlanta, the
terms to be concurrent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07
Oio. 8. N. AND S. PROSoSl 'oN

sse Gel. and Mrs Q. c. Goldman leaV'
.oday for Little Rock Col. Goldman
who has been interested from the ufs'
+. II the building of the Pine Bluff anf
Star City road, SAYS h9 leaves fll'
Bluff and the road because he can no
afford to spend 50 much OF his tine
Z ON a proposition where there are so
rnany handieaps He his been i'll Pine
Bluff about TWO months and is no
nearer to starting the road than G.
the day the charter was granted
about a month ago Col Goldman says
he.leayes Pine Bluff with the kjndes!
IF feelings toward all With whom he
has been connected during his stay in
the city. He has been straightfor-
ward and honest in his dealings with
the people and has made scores OF
friends and we'll W shers since
came here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07
LOST AN ARM.
Nearo Gets Caught in Machine. at
Bluff City Mill.

A negro employed at the Bluff City
Iuuber company caught his arm in
the edoing machine at the plant tins
r.crning and had his elbow badly
crushed R0binson's amouiance was
summoned and the negro was taken
10 Or Troupe's office. where Drs.
Troupe and Crutcher amput@ted the
arm. The negro said his sleeve got
caught in the machine and he was
qarwn toward i, before he could re-
lease himself or have the machine
stopped.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07
Nc Peaches But Apples Plenty.

Fayetteville. Ark April 7.--tSn'-
cial.)-Col. w. G. Vincenheller. direc-
tor of the experimental staten 0! the
state university, annoul es t!'t fliel3
will he ne peaches at all IN Benton
and Washington counties buf 'naf
there will be a bumper crop Of apples.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07
MANY SEE FRIsCo's HAND.

Although as yet il is mere conjec-
tlrc as 10 which Gne Of me systems i'll
this STATE has purchased the Lonsi
ana and NCrthe western railroad line
700 miles long extending from Mcneil
IL Columbia county, straight south TO
NachitochcS L.. railorad men believe
they SEE in he purchase a part Of the
lf;ln of the Frisco aud Rock Island
pc, pie 10 get direct line to New Or
|. ans In the =li@ht of the new line
fow beng built by the Rock Island
fiGm Tra&kWOod to CrOSsot It is at
|. ast interesting to consider what
would he the possibilities should the
Frisco really be tn" purchaser OF the
line VIII ch connects southern Arkan-
sas with the through lines leading in
10 New Orleans If the line has been
urchased by the Frisco. railroad men
expect to hear soon Of another short
rnGd being chartered 10 run from
Fropc 10 Mcneil and on through to
Crossett or El Dorado or some other
ront on the new line Of the Rock
Island south from this city. With
this short line he Rock Island an /
Frisco would have direct line from
Little Rock almost straight south to
New Orleans.