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The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-07-19
THE NEW YORK WORLD.
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The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-07-19

The Santa Fe is preparing to use
about 1,200 Indian laborers on the
coast lines this summer, the most of
them being employed in New Mexico
and Arizona. 1t is said that Indian
labor on the whole has proven very
much more satisfactory than either
Mexican or japanese. The first
camp of these indians will be estab-
lished on the Grand Canyon line,
which is to be entirely rebuilt. In
the past most of the Indians who
have been occupied with railroad
work have been employed by con-
tractors who by various manipula-
tions, especially by permitting
whiskey to be sold to them, man.
aged to get most of the money paid
them for wages. Under the new
plan they are employed by the rail-
road direct and looked after by
government agent, who sees that no
liquor is allowed them. Thus the
red man gets the benefit of his
money,
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-07-19

SALES DATES:
Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays during the months of
May June july August and September 1906.
RETURN LIMIT:
until November 80 1906.
STOP OVERS:
Continuous passage required direction sell
and Cotton, California. Stop will be al
only at points west of Cotton
rFurtherI nforma ionC al IJponor ddress
I.
DivFr handP AgentTus M
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-07-19
Old Chronic Sores.

AS a dressing for old chronic sores
there is nothing so good as Chamber
lain's Salve. While it is not advis-
able to heal old sores entirely, they
should be kept in a good condition
for which this salve is especially
valuable. For sale by all dealers in
medicine
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-07-19

The company reserves the right to vary with
out notice.
Mixed Trains Nos. IL and u will carry pas
sengers.
Nos. 9 and 10 make close connection al Bowie
with s. P. trains for both East and West and at
Globe with stage lines to PaysOn. Upper salt
RlverValley Riverside, Tonic Basin, and Ray
mine.
R8-The paaific standard TIME is one hour
slower than mountain time.
C. C. MALLARD, Superintendent
EPES RANDOLPH. President
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-07-19
The New Naturalization Law.

Several important changes have
been made in the Naturalization law
passed by the last congress, and in
order that aliens who have made
their declarat ton to become citizens
of the United States may under
stand what will be required of them
when they are ready to apply to the
court for admission to citizenship,
we have taken from the bill some
points which will be of interest to
them.
Under this new law an alien desir-
ing to become citizen of the United
States, must first make oath before
the Clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court, which for this District is
at Solomonville, at least two years
before he can be naturalized, and
after reaching the age of eighteen,
that it is his bona fide intention to
become an American citizen, re-
nouncing his former allegiance, CIV
ing name, age, occupation, personal
description, birthplace, last foreign
residence and allegiance. date of ar
rival in the United States, name of
vessel on which he came to this coun-
try and his present address.
At the end of not less than two
years, and not more than seven, the
applicant must file his petition in
duplicate, with the Clerk of the
Court, setting forth his eligibility.
and must declare that he intends to
become a permanent resident of this
country. This petition must be filed
Ninety Days before the hearing in
court and be verified by two Ameri-
can citizens, residents of the United
States for five years and of this ter
ritory for one year. Heretofore per-
sons who made their declaration to
become citizens could appear at the
Clerks office, file their petition, and
the same was then presented to the
Court Immediately, if the Court was
in session, and the petitioner made a
citizen forthwith upon good proof.
1t is no doubt the intention of many
aliens in this community to present
| themselves for naturalization at the
October term of court at Solomon
vile in order to be able to vote in
November; but it will be seen that
the new law requires them to file
their petitions ninety days before
the Court can act upon them, hence
those who hope to be made citizens
in October of this year should go to
Solomonville at once in order to be
able to get their papers in full at the
October term.
No doubt that this new law and its
stricter provisions are not known to
have given few of the provisions in
order that foreigners who can and
desire to take the final steps at the
October term of Court may not be
disappointed if they fail to file their
petitions within the required ninety
days before they apply to the Court
for an order admitting them.
Under the new law jurisdiction in
naturalization matters is confined to
the United States Circuit, District
and Territorial courts, and state
courts having a seal, a clerk and
jurisdictions in actions of law or
equity. The United States attorney
is empowered to appear and examine
into and, if considered necessary, to
oppose a naturalization order.
The old order that left naturaliza-
ton, in some places, to ward heelers
during elections, is now done away
with, the ninety day limit placing a
safeguard upon any corrupt practice.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-07-19

The TEXAS PACIFIC RAILWAY SUMNER
Offering
Shreveport, Memphis O.
information call
r. W. CURTIS, Southwestern Passenger
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-07-19

Our market is always open for in
spection. Courteous treatment and
good meats. Clifton meat and cold
StOra 0e company.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-07-19

A. J. Hughes was found dead in his
bed Tuesday morning. He was lying
in an easy position, with no sign of
a struggle, and the proba bilities are
that his heart failed, and he just
stopped breathing. Andrew Jackson
Hughes or candy" as he was popu-
larly known, was sixty-one years old
more than half of which he had lived
in Grant county and southern New
Mexico. He came to Silver City
about 1874 or 1875, and made his resi-
dence in this section ever since. He
had no relatives in this section. His
business in life during most of these
years has been mining and prospect
journalism. He was graceful
writer, well known by the pen name
of "Esau'' and liked to write. He
was particularly well posted on the
history of this ection, and delighted
in writing "reminiscences of early
times, and these sketches have been
printed in the Liberal, and many
other papers in southern New Mexico.
In his newspaper work he always
wrote of the good things OF life, and
never had an i'll word to say of any
man. During the last year or so he
has made Lordsburg his home, and
lead peaceful and happy existence.
He was buried at Shakespeare, and
his coffin was followed to the grave
by many old timers. Peace to his
ashes.-Liberal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-08
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.

sf Ionts. No Sept = 9o5.-AII .aterested Beeinning Tuesday. 0c roher 2 l905 and continuing untl fur. her notice | tourist sleeDtng ear will a placed in service on rains aanlbers and between st. L-ouis and Pine Emf vice month as follows: sauthbound, Leave st. Louis 5n ains.o It 955 3. m. 5n 5rsr ana ajra raesdavs each nonth-aone- seesers excursion dates.
 Eorfhaound Leave Pine Bluff on rain No at 25 3. n. drst aud 5atrd aarsaaVs Of eaea month.
 Berth rate between St. Louis 1na Maiden Campbell s1. ParaeonIa ST. faneebor0 s1. 8rfnkley sf.25. rlaren. son s115 Stuttgart s1.50. Pine Blur 21 5o
 n requesting berth reservations pas. seneers hould speeify whether eour st' faneard" ts desired.
 ! " LaBEArME.
 f ?. and T.
 ! T. LANG.
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navlor 1T rraF nhrase or nv own. unknown emotion was pulled ID sharply once moro What was there q the back of all these fncongruous and .nromDrehensibie nridants2 n ina current af these reflections [ almost rode over The fnnkeaner Hood bv fha entrance 9f the nars HTe santed me daferentiallv stepping aside to lnf me pass and gliding noiselesslv to open the ron gates tt the sight of him fae lawyers statement as to the contents of the will rerurred to me, and reinpd D giving him good day.
 This has bpnn T sad businpse sfr' be ventlred in his oven tones.
 ! nodded. reDlvine with some com monnlaee
 EsneelafIr sir for DOT 1Tr sa-- terea sThe srae .a 2 manner ef sneak- ng, eaifeztalse Ii he zrarld ''
 aS = #aia [ tboneh the remark was 4erhans= z=sele,-ant Ir lzFeen- street #Tzs fasvrer zeif7 me-
 Hood lance .et 8ine IS fAaueh nc weafd 5Hsaire If me. 1ut feeling. a5 tanht #af his #alfla se no ereaf= .be"+ sras reverted 9o he zsfe which se sf.l heid anen rasnactf-Iifr.
 III. 5-eanstreot 5e5fs ap" #zaF7f an md enbose a TFao 10 repeat t 5af aar ald master has left zan , small aeacr.s
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 1aoiz #arr md ss5 in Ne~tar4a 5ean =a.sse.f lfm Eaa #isf4t. a1~maa aeaa
 Tie aaia zea similar compliment. said zmffine.
 Tfe Has aIwavs good . =5e sfr
 He taa4 sIIent .f5=a1aelI for =z4e.=.=s sater bat as lid 70 ae aid eezeeet= .nllv.
 unnase #oo shaH= =Ha osing zaa fir7 fs sreat shine pr 1fr zes- even Q nave bad 5a Wffh him a his E0Hale
 fTel1 said L seffh .ft1e aiIq6. which Haeaihe eould #at restrain #a ##av .v"itea condition aat ast ver Hfeed think H afraid #an.f have f8 sat p with E=eampanH=H Hara E5ttla ioneee on See 5fG ffreensfrnnt nforms me hat nm 8uite unexeeetediv. eff heir Q the castle
 If Hood we're IS mnch astonished af his sfatament IS at #s own good #ar- hne He certainly lid nnt show f .aught one siance of his eytimordinarv .Fes and 5bea be had turned and #as losing the gate
 I'm snre congratulate 9ou 4ir .onH pardon he fHerfr The easfla wants an owner and none ron'H 6a wing bern sir
 To Be Continued
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or County reasurer

#He Graphic $ authorized D m zonncn J Shelby is candidate zar =azaiection H9 zhe office af 5eaasur- 2. HH jefferson county. subject b -ha effan af the Democratic primary eIec- on January z4 306
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-08
EW TIME RG
5N CT Ess E2N

Effective sunday morning new me card went =at5 effect 5n #5e 2i1e a4Hff and Western railroad 4Ra ara ns E#lf hereafter arrive and ebart ar ar =t Pfna Emf.
 liked rain SoH 7n he Pie Bluff nd Western. eb5eh has heretofore If PHne alaff % VII aaFa= =Hare at #2zfa ,. n.. arriving at
 atan a5 s15 instead of sz22 ,. m.s alzed 9ain Ea 8f he ? B md " TflI aave Benton e5r Pine Emf at
 fa 2. al. instead af 9.10 |. b.. arrtv- iag at Pine 8iuff at f0s25 U n. a. sraad af 70 n. IS formerly
 5n #he [. R. a and " Eo. E. 5e #rst.class passenger. which aas eff Benton for Hot Springs at f5 will hereafter ave 4f-ean minutes laterz md passenger rain Eo which formerly left Benton for Eat Springs ats so l. nl.. vt11 leave minutes }ater 10. I. which form= atv eft at q. n. vii cave at z.a I. m. and Eo s which zermeriv of af D. D.. will hereafter iaave as a5 3. m. , minutes cartier.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-08
CT COun+VIC,ert

The Granhfc authorized #o an- rounee Jesse R Core as q candidate or he 5afca If eaBnfv md eobate clerk of jefferson county, sHbiect #a h4 action of inc Democratic primary be held 5anuarv 40 za0G.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-08
For Presenting Attorneu.

The Graphic is authorized to =an- nounce ". D Jones as a candidate for reelection to the office of pros- aerting attorney of the Eleventh Ju- dioial circuit of Arkansas, subject to the action of the Democratic primary
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-08

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 sitming 4as Tor sale and aeuicipa Hi#a terms et me spe 4h Inrp #
 He handed me he Ee+fer VGfcG WIS 7irec4e9 rom the offices If ! 9r9a a elrloe sfrpet Iincoln's Inn Fields
 9nie} saras commented
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 ir antique
 Ae 4dieetires were Aaralr hoeen #8 av faste aaf -oua ind 10 raHIt vffh he eminent Fef seened zfranea fhat bHrrfaser shonld have aesn o nstanf aa understood hat 5e aTgortenea WAS Uncommon n the property af.'=ef 3s saf -antemBiat-
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 8seefad fhorgh could hardly 1ars#zaid why
 5ou v-n THe an Inc 1raDorfvr~ .n- ef ed Fire 5tT7.Hr
 aaffed lddf4e Ear tbe 4reseat
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-08
o'n's his7

*Fa 9ffer One Hundred Dollars Re. yard for any case 2f 1atarrh hat cannot 5e enred bv Halls Catarrh Cure
 ] CHENEY k co Toledo z.
 Ve he 1neersiened nave known r L Cheney for he Iaet I wears. and believe him perfectly honorable in all ansinese transactions and financially ahle Q oarry out any obligation made by aie firm
 zvALnlNG KINNAN 0 MARVIN.
 Wholesale Druggists Toledo 3
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-08

The Graphic $ authorized Q an. aonnee Mason Philpot 4s q candidate or Ae 5foe If sheriff of Jefferson county sahjeet so sAe action of the Democratic primaries.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-08

Violinist lone of trio of amateurs who have just obliged with rather lengthy performance)-Wel we " left off at last. Hostess-Thank you so muchl-Punch. xl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-08


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 ra nary can man. ped ae adv Tho had entod he 9ftb he before What he fonhle mnm sIsed ae anifor Ehv when aaieea 4bout aaea iate .an aid hev-eere aaafea hv He9fe id naf 8aafn1 aid i1ev ad HaaHa pipes =GAieao0 5ailv A-arva
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-08
For Coroner

The Graphic ls authorized D m, aonnee Dr 2 WiMams as an 3idate fer he office of coroner If fef- ferson county subject to he action of be Democratic party.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-08
F --%+ %++ --- $
-NNOUAC EMEhTs.
County Judre.
To Ny Friends and the Taxpavers of
 Jefferson County.

To Ny Friends and the Taxpayers of
 Jefferson County.
 Standing pat Hpon a record of hon. est and faithful service IS vonr c0un- Y and probate judge. hereby an Haunce myself as 2 candidate for re- lection fo he office. subject 10 he action of fhe Democratic primary 10 1c held at date ret to be determin- ed hr he Democratic central commit r.e solic.t fa behalf of sood and honest government #Ha v0fa af= every axbavaf who relieves fn justice 10 III and special ae5efleees to none 54e rforeement of he zsw nd ahe pro setfan Of fHe widow and orphan
 EDWIN j. NERWIE
 The Graphic authorized z5 an 1omea James 6a8fd ss candidate for eaantF nd probate judge of 5effer- on county. -abfeer rha 5etion If lha Democratic rimarv election on January Q 19os.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-08
o~ Sheriff

The Grsphtc is authortzAd fo m. aounce 3aiter r. Goodwin 4s ! eandi. ate for the office of sheriff of 5eff4r- son county subject 10 he action of he Democratic primaries
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-08
TUESDAY AMIJak,

Tagenhals and Kemaaa The most falked 0f 9.ae
 ID years. Clyde Fftch's Great oo,..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-08
Circuit Clerk

The GraDhic s authorized 10 an- uounce Edgar Brewster as candidate 6or #ae office of circuit clerk of Jeffer- on county subiect 10 -ae action of ae Democratic primaries.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-08
l. \ it9t tf=#a.# MONDAY ANIIAE LEWIS
 
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7urai 2iav i Glass zV .ss 9iav saH an afar= 1tss rhe Plav AAeands with -c Sparkling sneelaa##s
 4Iso Presenting 8ahF Arietta Lewis aad a rr
 5nooner. Eo of ne sIeEerpst sa.! ron 1T
 he stage. nfaes 25e. 5ae. -5c. Seats 0n ale Saturday.
 Watch for he Pars4A
 Matinee md SizhE THU RSDAY. JANUARY f. The Play Tou Have Been -age, Awaiting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-08
BAGGAGE DELIVERED.

Nell-Jaek proposed to me last night. Aren't you surprised? Belle Not at all Whea I refused him he threatened to do something desper- ate.-Philadelphia Rcord.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-08
The Woman n lie

The Play of the Months Herald ae59 h.,.
 Eaw York Strong. =1irHiag. Herald.
 80pular afamnh < The applause was Ianrnai
 @5Dturef He entire aa world.
 3Hnanv @elHaes aaff. hos safffn Cooks I, #m Dorothy Crane. a.as a~ S9fe.-Fbe production vrl ame as seen a}1r.az 10 a lew -ark.
 aaaere ae eats nv aHHea nd ef1l ae 8lIe8 f 1eaz. aae s5 8f..a zaat ale. saruraav
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-08

EAe Eranhic s authorized to an- lannca George ?. Lytla as eandi- a8ta for the office of circuit clerk 0r jefferson county. subfect t0 the action af he Democratic primaries.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-08
DEAL WEATHER.

Tt will be soon enough Miss Gwimple, if return this book rF next time I call. won't it?' eWhg certainly, MT Feathertop. There no hurry about it. Any time within tne Text six months will do. o.7-Chicasu Tribune.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-08
or : eSesS0r

he Efraahic s authorized #n- Hounea salae as 2 candidate for he 5ffee of assessor 0f Jefferson county subject 10 #Hhe action Of he Democratic primary election 8n an aar7 Ia DOC.
 The Graphic is authorized Q sn- 5ounce George " list as a candidate for he office of assessor of Jefferson aauntv= subject D he action of he Democratic party
 The Graphic is authorized 1n- aounea V ? Lindsay 5f Willamette IS ] candidate for 9he office If asses- sor If jefferson ceuntv. subject D ne aetion of 5ae Democratic primaries
 Nv Fellow Citizens -Don Ehe so- teftafien of several 8f my many friends ! hereby announce myself IS a candidate for nomination 10 he office 8f aX assessor of jefferson county subject Q he action of my friends at he Democratic primary 4onr vote and influence is most re- nectfaflv solicited and will 5e most ajehlF appreciated. and will ever 5e remembered T0urs rasDectfnllv
 HENRY MART DIAL.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-08

rha Graphic is authorized 5o an 4ounce Drew White as a candidate for -Aa office of circuit clerk of Jefferson county. subject 10 The action of the Democratic primaries.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-08
The School dirl

Over 50 Metropolitan Players ana he tanned Daily fheater show slris. Three carloads 0f scenery. lust IS presented 100 nights II me Prince ot Wales cheater. London. Playing 10 packed audiences very
 where. Prices 25c to s1.50. Free ist sus' pended.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-08
NEDNESDAY JANUARY e

onlng feet rom t54 agars h EaIvs heater. New TOrk one [ Pine 5ItIft biggest heatr1Cai events, 7R. ire original production aI ne a' nCus musical comedy success.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-08
COTTON BELT TIME CARD.
rains Mor-,,

rains North. Ho. 2.-i.eave Pine Bluff 25 ,. n 7rriVe st Louis 5s25 q. n.. arrive Memphis 70 b.n No a-Leave Pine Bluff f22..55 a n arrive Memphis n. fr~+va 5t 1onfs B.o1 9, D. rr,ve Eaira l:25 D n.
 -tttie Roc. -rain. No s2.-'-eave Pine 8lutf 2 go 3. IT,. arrive Little Rock s=20 :. n. No. 3f.-,-eava Little Rock .85 a m. arrive Pine Bluff l0:35 I. n
 Trains South. No L-Leave Memphis 10 am. cave St. -outs nj 9.55 ,. n arrive Pine Bluff 2G5 ,. n.. 2rrtve Texarkana 8.35 3. n. 70. s-f.eave sr. Louis 3 70 1 !eavA Memphis 70 3. n. arr,ve Pine Bluff 55 L m. arrive rexar ana a T. T..
 3. !. T-atns. i've Pine Bluff , 10 3. Il. Arrive Pine Bluff 10:t0 a r..
 Sunday. -4eave Pine Bluff : ,. n Arrive Pine Bluff I. n.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-08
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-08

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