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The Washington times., 1906-12-07
TWO BATTLESHIPS,,
LARGEST IN WORLD
Secretary Bonaparte Recon-
mendS Construction at
S1O,OG0,OO0 Each.
REPORT SENT TO CONGRESS
Reorganization of Naval Personnel
and Navy Department
Recommended.

Two monster new batueships, as for.
midable machines as are now. or will bt
IN the near future. possessed by any
power in the world, and a general re-
organization of the naval personnel and
Navy Department are strongly urged
upon Congress- by Charless j. Bona
parte, Secretary of the Navy. in his an
nual report. These two battleships. TO
cost SlcOoo,0oo each. are desired in addi-
t!on 10 the big battleship authorized by
Congress at the last session.
Secretary Bonaparte. finding the re-
ports of the general board and the spe-
cial board on warship construction to be
substantially in harmony. he makes no
special recommendations as TO either
but submits both schedules to Congress.
General Board Schedule.
The schedule of the general board
seems to be most favored, however, and
the ships called for by il are as follows:
Unit Total
Approximate. Cost Cost
TWO battlcships. $50. 100000 $20O00,oo0
Two scout cruisers. 2,50O.Oo 5,Ogl00
-Four desJTOyers...-.-- S5o,vIO 3, 400, 900
-Four ships motor
torpedo bOats........ 5000 10000
one river gunboat of
the Helena size. 600.OOO tD0.Oo0
Two small glInDOats.. 500 5J,W0
Two shallow draft
river gunbOats....... SO.UtO 10000
Two squadron GOLFERS ], $4,000 2,J00.0AJ
one ammunition yes
sci to carry 600 tons
OF dead weight. 10
have same speed as
squadron Golfers. 10000 195OOoo
Approximate tot9l............. $3S,OS0, 900
The board of construction calls for
two battlcships and two scout cruisers,
the battleships to cost but 50, 800 90 each.
and the cruisers TO cost but 5000. .001
each. The larger vessels seem to be pre-
ferred by the Secretary. The construc-
tion board calls for four destroyers, two
squadron colllers, and three river gun
boats
Approved by Secretary.
Secretary Bonaparte not only approves
the recommendation OF the personnel
board for the more rapid promotions OF
junior officers and the establishment OF
reserve list, but he made a strong
plea for division Of the entire navy
organization into four sections. whose
heads shall be the Secretary of the
Navy. the Assistant Secretary. and two
flag officers. lie would abolish the bu-
reau chiefs as such. on the ground that
their tour-year appointment and confir- /
Ina ton by the Senate make them practi- /
Caily civil officers.
The Secretary reneWs his recommen-
datiOu Of q reserve list composed of a /
large force OF seamen held in readiness |
for emergency and TO be added to the
navy at the outbreak of war. He pro-
poses 1000 men for this list.
lie reuews his recommendations for !
higher salaries on the civil list AMI cites |
the difficulty Of keeping the higher /
grade Of clerks, who are lured away q |
where there is more money
The Secretary's report was accompan-
led by the recommendation of the per /
sonnel board. as recently published in /
The Times.
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
Stomach Sufferers
Squander Millions
In Search of Relief.

The world is full of disordered stom-
achs and 30 per cent of the money
spent upon physicians and drugs goes
in an attempt TO cure the stomach
People are made TO believe that in
order To gain health they must doctor
! their stomachs and use cdtnariics. So
the doctor gets his fee for the stomach
treatment ana the druggist for the
physic, until the savings of a life time
are exhausted and vet no cure
Let's be reasonable
The sick stomach Is in every case the
result of over-eating, hurried mastica-
ton and improper choice of foods. The
mucous lining all the way down the
food tract loses its sensitiVeness and
when food is forced down the muscles
fail 10 respond. They do not churn the
longer give out gastric juice TO dissolve
the food and render ii capable OF as
similaton. The man has become a
dyspepuc.
10 bring positive relief. Put INTO that
stomach OF yours the very elements that
II lacks 10 get that food into liquid
form. IL takes pepsin, diastase. golden
seal and other ferments 10 accOnrDlfsh
this. The healthy stomach contains
these elements. The dyspeptic stomach
lacks part or all Of Them Stuart.g
Dyspepsia Tablet is made up of lust
ture's digestives.
stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are not a
medicine, not drug not &. CaIuarffr
They do not cure anybody OF ANYTHING
but Dyspepsia and Indigestion and sucf
ailments as arise from poorly dlgested
food
While they digest the food the stos,-
ach recuperates. The mucous mem
brane is coming out Of its stupor the
gastric Juice is coming 10 the surface
1He muscles arc regalBing their u1,er
Every organ Of the body takes on new
lie. the skin gains color. and the ewes
are no longer tinged with yellow You
live.
Why doctor and WIV drug y0IfrsaIfo
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets will take
care OF your food while Nature cures
you
Try q box at your druggists. 50 cents
Or II you prefer q free trial package
before buying, send your name and ad-
dress today. r. 4. Stuart Co IS stu
art Bldg, Marshall. Mich.
The Washington times., 1906-12-07

lon and argument over admitting the
bullet rs evidence followed
Asked by Mr.. Darlington II the shoot
ing was accidental. Boyle answered in
the most positive tone; mo. il was not
lie was leaning on the fence aiming at
me When the pistol was discharged" "
EXcept for few witnesses vino viii
be called in rebuttal. the prosecutIon's 5
case Is closed
Attorney Darlington called Conductor
Wliliam :. Sears. who was ON a car
which passed the scene of the shooting
While Llpscomb was pursuing Bowie
witness said he saw the policeman
stumble in the field. He did nor see tba
revolver IN Lipscomb's hand while the
policeman was on the ground He was
about 100 yards from the spot where
iApseomb dropped 10 the ground. Asked
Dy Mr. Mackey 81 he would swear that
the shooting was accidental, witness re-
piled In the negative.
counsel Tor the accused then asked
Tor a continuance until next Nednes-
day in order that another eyewitness
might be summoned This was agreed
20 afIer Chairman Smith stated that the
case had been pending since last August
and would positively be finished the uexf
time Il came up.
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
RIDE IN ELEVATOR
FATAL TO WOMAN
LockJaw Induced ly Shock
OF Rapid Drop in Sky
SCTaper-

PATTERSON. y. J.. Dee I-Amoue the
death agencies of New York must row,
De listed the swift express elevators OF
The modern skyscraper. That a ride i'm
such an elevator may result In "a fatal
shock has just been proved thrsueb the
death OF Mrs. Gertrude May Hennion.
OF Butler. y j.
Last week Mrs. Hennion went f., W.
York on shopping trip. Sine visited an
oifice building. I'm descending iron, an
upper floor the car dropped so rapidl,.
that She collapsed under The nerro,,s
strain.
She was IN when she lst home and o.
doctor Diagnosed her case as 1ocl-ia,,-
lhduced by the shock Her death or-
CURED lasr night N''''- DC
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
TUNNEL COMBINE WITH
S50,000,000 CAPITAL

ALBANY, Dec. IA consolidation Of
three big tunnel companies. 90 make 81
continuous line of tunnel railroad nm
der the Hudson river between this civ
and New Jersey. was effected here YES
Ierday with combined capital of $50
"oV'o- The name OF the new parent
company viii be the Hudson and Man
interests In the merger are the -
! ork and New Jersey Railroad Com
pany, the Hudson and Manhattan Rail
road Company, both New York corDora-
nons, ana the Hoboken and Manhattan
Railroad Company. a New Jersey cor
pOratlou.
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
Young Boyle On Stand Tells Story
Of Shooting Affair And His Alleged
Ill Treatment by Policeman Lipscomb
BOYLE'S STORY

1 stopped In my tracks and faced
hifn' He took a dead aim right on
me and shot me in the knee
Then he came over to me, a dis
tance of about twenty feet, and ask
ed, Did / shoot yOu?" l replied,
You know you did" He said he
was sorry and didn't mean to hit me.
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
Crippled Youth Claims
Innocence and Denies
That Officer Shot
Him Accidentally.

ton. Boyle admitted having taken two
cups or beer about noon and a bottle or
the same beverage two hours later. He
denied emphaticaIIy that he was affect
| ed IN any way By the beer and was
equally positive there was no disorder in
the buggy. He said the horse was not
going at an excessive rate OF speed.
Boyle is twenty years old. Until a
year ago he was a student I'm ST Johns
College. in Washington. For some time
prior to the shooting he had been assist
ing his father who is a butcher.
Mr.. Darlington objected 70 some OF
the questions asked by Attorney Mac
key, saying that the appeal for sym
pathy was not proper Mr.. Mackey
said There has been considerable talk
about the theoretical suffering and mem
lal anguish of the man IN the wrong in
this case, and / want the board 20 hear
Of the real agony OF this boy"
Bullet in Evidence.
a jagged-edged bullet, said to be the
one taken from Boyle's right knee was
introduced as evidence, Mr.. Mackey
said: 1T Is contended by the other side
that this bullet struck "a clod or some
thing and glanced on, hitting this young
man. The board can see the bullet IS
almost perfect and not fiat" Conten-
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
DEFRAUDS GERMAN PRINCE
WITH BOGUS SHARES

PARIS, Dec. 7.-Simond J. Fleres, a
banker. and his stan OF employees were
arrested today on a charge Of defraud-
ing Prince Frederick Charles Won Hohen-
lohe of $4,000. in connection with trans
actions In bogus shares
II is said that the prince and other
uupes or Fleres have been defrauded TO
the amount OF S4OO0O0
The Washington times., 1906-12-07

The schedule OF the general board
seems to he most favored, however, and
The ships called for by il are as follows:
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
SUGAR CROP IS GOOD
IN CUBAN PROVINCES

HAVANA, Dec. Seventeen sugar
estates IN the provinces OF Matanzas
Havana and Santa Clara and one at
Guantanamo are now grinding. There
is plenty of cane TO make a big crop
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
LIPSCOMB'S OFFER

Pay hospital bill for three months.
treatment
Pay doctors bill OF S200.
Give So a month out Of his salary
for support OF Boyle until the youth
is able 10 work.
And anything else that the youth
OF his parents ask.
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
EDWARD WIS HORSE WINS PRIZE

CHICAGO, Dec. king Edward VII
captured a first prize at the interna-
tiOnal live stock exposition in this city
when his stallion, Prem Victor, won
from Lord Rothschild's stallion, GirtOn
ChaTmer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11
Curious Indian Custom.

Many strange Indian tril"s live around Hudson bay. The Greece and Nascoppie Indians are among these tribes, who have a peculiar custom in regard to their dead. As soon as one of their number is dead the surviving relatives place the dead one in box which they beg from the Hudson Bay company The size is of no account. In this box are placed with loaded gun, q powderhorn, q tobacco pouch, a flint stone for striking fire, the snow shoes for travel and an ax.
 This box is then carried to the top of the nearest hill and set there with stones upon the top of it, For ten days it Is left undisturbed, and then the rel atives remove the gun and other valu- ables, believing that by that time the dead one has reached the happy hunt ing grounds and has no further use for them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11
BEANS AND DOLLAR BILLS
Two Bits of Information the Boys
 Got From the Grocer

'o 1tisS oI tbe b0yS
 Got From the Grocer.
 Half a dozen schoolboys were pass ing grocery store one day when their attention was attracted by barrel of beans standing near the door One of them asked the others if they could guess how many beans of that kind 1t would take to make a bushel
 Various estimates were made. all the way from 5000 to 10000, the boy who guessed 50.000 being laughed at by his companions. To decide the matter they agreed to ask the grocer.
 Well, boys" he said, you are all away off. Let me show you.''
 And he went out and brought in a lot of the beans and began laying them. two or three at a time. in the pan of the scales. It was found that 1t took sixty beans, taken at random, to weigh an ounce, and the boys then penciled out q calculation showing that it re- quired approximately 119,000 to make a bushel
 NOW. then" said the grocer, "pll ask you boys one; How many dollar bills will it take to weigh as much as a silver dollar?'
 None of the boys guessed less than seventy-tive. at which the grocer smiled, and then, putting silver dollar in one pan of his scales, he began laying dol lar bills in the other. When he had laid down twenty-two the scales bal. anced
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11
Endrunn S.

How do bees dispose of their honey :: They cell it.
 What game do the waves play :? Pitch and toss.
 What is the oldest lunatic on record Time out of mind.
 When is a clock on the stair danger ous? When it runs down and strikes one.
 What is 1t that you can put up q stovepipe down. but you can't put down 3 stoyrPipe up? An umbrella.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11

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lat Sulphur Does
. Human Body in Health and
 Disease.

mention of sulphur will recall N of us the early days when our k and grandmothers gave us ny dose of sulphur and molasses Dpring and fall.
 IS the universal spring and fall E purifier" tonic and cure-all, hd you, this oId-fashioned rem $ not without merit,
 adea was good, but the remedy Rude and unpalatable, and q Rantity had to be taken to get let.
 tdays We get all the beneficial pf sulphur in a palatable, con, ed form, so that a single grain more effective than a table. of the crude sulphur.
 ecent years, research and ent have proven that the best for medicinal use is that ob- rom Calcium Calcium Sul. lnd sold in drug stores under e of Stuart's Calcium Waters. e small chocolate coated pei contain the active medicinal of sulphur in a highly con- , effective form.
 eople are aware of the value form Of sulphur in restoring ntaining bodily vigor and sulphur acts directly on the excretory organs and puri- enriches the blood by the lmlnation of waste material. andmothers knew this when ed us with sulphur and mo- |efy spring and fall, but the nd lmpurity of ordinary flow lpnur Were often worse than se' and can not compare with m concentrated preparations T, of which Stuart's Calcium undoubtedly the best and ely used.
 Ire the natural antidote for Kidney troubles and cure |0n and purify the blood in a Often surprises patient and alike.
 M' Wilkins, while expert With sulphur remedies soon the sulphur from calcium ,'of to any ether form. He of liver, kidney and blood especially when resultine Fapation or malaria. I have 'lsed at the results obtained '., ss. s Calcium Waters. In aAefing from boils and pin. ven deop-seated carbnncles. peats4ly seen them dry up |psar in faur or five days.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11

two short ia#4as ot l.5e-...f.s=z i5.1a3E in the peau6z apa sI4t hu2tyA fqf E.Ha feet 50 the squirrel can StaI.a jtP; stick ill two far1&er ap for fore feet Last. cut littl" strip of paper and clip it like fringe, fold it an4 fasteH if to the lower end of the peanut, with pin for a buslly tail.
 To make two boats split peanut and use each half shell Cut out paper sails like those you see in tie pictures in papers and magazines of ships at sea and gum them on toothpick masts, letting the sharp ends stick out Cut from d cork two little cubes and gum to the bottom of the boats, inside. Press the masts into the corks, and the boats will sail in a washboWl sea.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11
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FUN WITH PE4iNU | :
Xou Can s,acll Your 70 With Aui-
 1pala aaa Build q Navy.

OI V--T '7V-'".1 70
 1nala and Bui:a a Navy.
 Many odd pIay6Ains@ can be fa.saga from peanuts and wooden l'a#h and with pint ot 56a t9=5f arJ ; tuHleef the latter <eu eaa a=saa oI fun ia tue hoaae. for d s,aa. a4gH g5a weather will D9s Perasit .. .95 .u l45 open air
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 Next q squirrel. Taken Iat dIsa eI.a5 in the pfcsG, Ihsa4 445=d e4. G.a.5a the head. 4a taa t#a eeez. Stt5E
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11


 
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Dn...rf I.iei,thntLsc.

There k oua uahlbousa in the world that is not placed on any mariners chart. | ts H4 the Arizona desert amt marks tl.a sp7e whore 2 well supplies iIre fraaa water jo t9sjEelers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11
F1I. GREEN.

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 .hoTI valley somewhere near 'laiD.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11

FURNITURE poopEpHArT ] @ fuhNToRE MAN uFAcruRlNe COMPANY. OFFICE AND SAIESROOM 3125 MAIN sTREE,r Wholsesale Texas street nea, t4 o pot cordial invitation is merchants while , M 4 visit us and inspect our ~ Ne' - HARD FOX BROS, HARDWARE co. We are whoesalers of ware crockey tjnware stoneware, glassware bar glasses. Bucks stove 1ae Headquarters your service every h II the ' uaV DRY lsAAcE DREYFus Our whol ale department Iett in 2ry Goods tons and Hats puck delivery and is our stro l22124@26l2s Main street. Pine Bluff, Arkansas s po COMMISSION MERCHANTS WEsTBRook GRAIN AND COM ION coMpANv We sell for cash: Lime, Cement a-s4. Fire Brick r,r, Ia Etc Flo Meal sat Bran Corn Oats tI oneed Meal shpSuf Field seqe Carload lots sn3 "
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w. L. DEWOODY X co.
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A taoleSale and Retail

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taHBez E 10 October 31 14Ff. faef1s= fFe Those tickets VII not be honor ed in standard sleepefs.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-02-22
Candidate for Republican Nomina a,
t1On for United states Senator
For the short Term

Fred w. Mulkey was born in Portland
Oregon. and is resident of bis native
city. He is young man with every &C.
complishment which should qualify him
for this. high office. He ls graduate OF
the State University of Oregon. the New
York Law School of New York City, and
is lawyer of high standing, q man who
has travelled extensively in our own
country as we'll as abroad. He has
studied our institutions and compared
them with foreign countries. He is a
logical thinker, forceful speaker and
an adept parlismentarian. He has
many friends, both rich and poor. for he
is courteous gentleman at all times.
He is a republican always. He has
supported all the nominees of the repub-
lican ticket at all times. He is as loyal
to his party as to his friends. He has
confidence in the people and is willing
to abide by their decision at the primary
election.
Orepon needs such men as Fred w.
Mu key. The republican party needs
such men, and the voters should see
that such men are nominated and
elected.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-02-22
SENSATIONAL ARREST.
Prominent Federation OniCialS
Taken TO Idaho.

DENVER, Colo, Feb. Especial.
With the arrest of the two heads of
the Western Federation of Miners comes
TO light the story of plot to do murde r
in this state that makes the blood run
cold. Those in public office who had
taken a part in the overthrow of the
Western Federation were to have met
the fate of Idaho's Ex-Governor, who
had used his office TO arrest and punish
the murderers of the Coeurd' Alenes.
All the horrors of Cripple Greek, the
blowing up OF the depot at Indepeud-
ence. the mine horrors, have come to
light through confessions said to have
been made recently 10y men arrested in
connection with the Steuuenberg assas-
sination. Harry Orchard is one Of the
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-02-22

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