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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-25
ConGressSonal.


The house committee on elections haa
decided the contest from the Twelfth
Missouri district in favor of Coudrey,
republican, and against Wood. demo-
crat, the persent holder Of the seat.
After 10 days of almost continuous
deliboration the senate by q vote Of
II to 3 has passed the railroad rate
bill. The negative votes were cast By
Senators Foraker. republican. Of Ohio,
Alabama.
A letter from Secretary Taft has
been transmitted to congress notify
ing that body that unless otherwise
ordered the supplies for the construc-
ton of the Panama canal will be pur-
chased in the cheapest markets Of the
world. whether American or foreign.
Tho president has transmitted to
congress tho full report Of Commits
sioner GARFIELD regarding the oil In
dustry. The document covers 500
printed pages and includes document
ary evidence of the Questionable
methods of the Standard Oil COM
pany.
The senate has adopted an anti
pass amendment to the rate bill which
provides q penalty Of from 500 to
$4,000 for giving or receiving q rail-
road pass.
Tho senate has amended the rail-
road rate bill by restoring the pres
ent law which provides for i've inter-
state commerce commissioners with
salaries of $500 each.
The house committee on military
affairs has authorized O favorable re-
port on o bill which provides for the
purchase Of 257 acres as an addition
to the Gettysburg battlefield reserva-
tion.
Senator Bailey, of Texas. disturbed
the calm of the senate recently BY de-
nouncing the Washington correspond
ent Of the Chicago Tribune as q mall.
cious liar for publishing an attack up
on him regarding the rate bill con.
troversy. The correspondent claims
to have documentary proof Of his as
sertions. t''e
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-25
Four-footed Fowl.

Thermopolis, Wyo.-John Rice of
this place is the owner Of a curiosity
in the way Of four-footed chicken. 1t
uses all four feet and in every other
way seems to be as others of its kind.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-11
CLARKE ON DAVIS.

On his way back to Washington, Senator Clarke said to Memphis newspaper reporter:
 I have found Jeff Davis man who can adapt himself 10 almost any surroundings.
 That's what some of the boys said when they heard that Governor Davis had called conference of preachers to advise him whom to ap- point as prosecuting attorney at Hot Springs.
 Senator Clarke repelled an intima tion that the senatorial novitiate will be any harder on Governor Davis than on any other man who puts on the toga for the first time.
 Every green man in Washington is the same,' he said. Governor Da- wis will be able to care for himself and he will not appear to any dis advantage. Neither will he figure as sensationalist or the obstructionist that his political enemies aver.'
 But Governor Davis is under prom ise to the people of Arkansas that within 24 hours after he gets to Washington the cotton gamblers shall know he is in town. However, he may have evolved a plan by which he can make 'em know it without raising sensation.
 We do not see why Governor Da- wis should be suspected of an inten- tion to figure as an obstructionist in the senate. Senator Clarke hasn't figured as an obstructionist-not ev- en- at times. to the degree to which his Democratic colleagues have thought he should so figure Gazette
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-11
CONSISTENCY, THOU JEWELL!

1t is seldom that a lawyer of even mediocre ability can be induced to eoncede the illegality of his own acts, for lawyers, like other mem bers of the human race, are supposed to possess some personal pride, which renders repugnant to them the charge of inability.
 When one takes a deliberate step, with no excuse for committing an error. it is reasonable to suppose that he would be even more backward about admitting himself in error
 And yet this is exactly what City Attorney Coleman has done relative to that $500 appropriation for the illustrated Industrial Souvenir of Pine Bluff and Jefferson County
 MT. Coleman himself wrote the original ordinance granting the ap- propriation, and after it had been passed by the council declared it illegal
 Why did Mr. Coleman not draft .1egal' document in the beginning? If it was due to lack of ability, then we must doubt also his ability to pass intelligently upon the legality of the measure at all.
 But Mr. Coleman will possibly Of fer the explanation that as th" council had ordered him to draft such an ordinance he had nothing else to do but write it, regardless of it's legality.
 Then why did he not tell the coun- Gil then that the measure was illegal? Why should he wait several months before performing his plain duty by the council in the matter?
 Because the council did not ask him.
 That excuse doesn't excuse, MT. Coleman.
 What is worse, it doesn't explain
 Tn all candor. it appears 10 the GraRh;c that Mr. Coleman has acted
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-11
A CRISIS SETTLED.

News has been received from Flu rope that the long and bitter contro- versy in the dual monarchy of Austro- Hungary has been settled. It will be remembered that recently the Hungarian parlment at Budapest, was dissolved by Austrian military force, since which time, until last week, affairs in the dual kingdom were at critical stage.
 Both sides express satisfaction with the result, which is in the nat ure of a compromise. Hungary can now return to her normal political existence. Parliamentary govern ment is re-established, the crown will get the recruits wanted for the army, funds for military service will be voted and the customs tariffs and commercial treaties will be ratified by the Hungarian parliament.
 The Austro-Hungarian dual mon- archy has continued for thirty-nine years. It had it's origin in the Ger. man victory over Austria in the war of 1866. That conflict left Austria so enfeebled that she was compelled to take Hungary into a governmental partnership in which the rights of each were recognized. With home rule applied to her internal affairs Hungary prospered. Her progress was greater than that of her partner Gemans and Slavs in Austria might quarrel among themselves, but they were solidified into a unit when any scheme of repressing the Hungarian national feeling was brought to the front. Indications at Vienna were that Hungary was to be again treated as captured country, as she was between the failure of the Kossuth uprising in 1S49 and the creation of the dual kingdom in 1867.
 The Hun@arians have shown signs of increasing restiveness as each plan to GermaniZe them developed at Vienna. They were to be denational- iZed if that purpose could be accom-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-11

in q, manner that is simply inexpiica- hle. If he can give satisfactory ex- planation, We should be glad to hear 1t.
 The Graphic feels that the publish er Of the Souvenir of Pine Bluff has been treated unfairly by him. We feel that the city council has been treated unfairly by him. Why couldn' | he have saved both considerable trouble by explaining that the meas, ure was illegal in the first place, with out tacitly agreeing to the proposi- tion himself by drafting the very ordinance which he subsequently de elsred to be illegal?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-11
$l,ooo REWARD IF NOT PURELY VEG 4 B L E.


plished. Within the past two years it has been decreed by the Austrian reichsrath that German is to be the official language of Hungary-to be used in the army, the law courts and the schools. That was the final blow to Magyar sentiment and tradition IL was a fragrant violation of the con- stitution secured by the efforts of Francis Deak. But it was no more constitutional than the later scheme for the election of a parlia- ment that will obey the dictates of Vienna.
 The necessity of establishing homo geneity throughout the monarchy is the plea for the killing of Hungarian Hationalism. But the Magyars are too large a proportion of the subjects of Francis Joseph-thev are too strong in numbers. gallantry and patriotic spirit to silently submit. and they were ready to carry their resistance tc the fighting point, if necessary. Emperor Francis Joseph therefore did a very wise thing in granting con- sessions and restoring parliamentary government. By this means commer- cial union With Austria is assured un- til 1917.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-11

Their shibbaeth has ever been, Eng land, the mistress of the seas, the nightest of the worlds powers. In pursuit of that dream they have plas- tered over the increasing poverty and distress of the English masses with prodigal largesses of charity-the kind of charity that breeds paupers they have intrigued and bulli- ed, hectored and domineered other nations, occasionally plunging Great Britain into war. The Conservatives have spent enough money in wars, mostly barren and fruitless, and upor the proposition that the English navy must be kept up to standard of twice the strength of any other na- ton, to make every native of Eng land, Scotland and Ireland prosper ous and happy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-11
AN APPEAL TO WIVES
Cure the Drinking Husband by Using
 Orine-Can Be Given Secretly.

No more terrible affliction can Of husband and father for strong drink. We appeal to wives, mothers and sisters to save the husband and father or the brother or son with orrine, a scientific and positive cure eor the drinking habit
 The patient simply takes 0rriae No, or the secret remedy Orrine No. which is in powder form and as t is perfectly colorless, tasteless and cdorIess, can be given in food or drink without the knowledge of the user. The price of either form is sl. The craving for strong drink will be destroeyd; in fact, the drink will not he missed when Orrine is used.
 Orine is sold under positive guarantee that it will cure the drink habit if directions are followed. In every box is q registered guarantee which entities you to refund of your money if Orrine fails to effect a cure. You run no risk whatever in usnig this remedy. There is no
 of time or absence from home or business, no sanitarium treatment. In fact, Orrine strengthens the nerves and restores general good health while curing the drink habit Treatise on how to cure drunkenness free on request, Opine Co.,, Washing ten, D. c. .,,..-
 Wives save the happiness and prosperity of your home with orriae
 orrin is for sale. by Bedell's. PlAar. MafSS, Masa a.frSS,,,. ,.4lo Main street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-11
NO PERFORMANCE.

No performances Were given at the Dime Amusement parlors Tuesday on account of the inability of the pro prietors to replace the broken part Of their moving-picture machine. Everything got here all right this afternon. however, and there will be two performances this evening. at the hours of 7:3o and 8:30. The entire program will be carried out as it was Monday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-11
Published by THE ADAMS PRINTING COMPANY. Office 300 West Barraque.
THE OFFICIAL CITY PAPER.

Entered at Postoffce at Pine Bluh, Ark, as second class mail matter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-11
THE LIBERAL VICTORY.

To those who believe, or pretend to believe. that the Democratic party is dead in America, the Graphic re. spectfully refers to recent events in Great Britain, where the Liberal party recently achieved a great victory. There are those of us who remember that when Gladstone, the great liber al leader, went down in defeat in his Home Rule bill for Ireland during the eighties, and the subsequent over- whelming victories of the Conserva- tive-Unionist party under the leader ship, of Lord Salisbury and Joseph Chamberlain, the prediction was free " made that the Liberal party was fG;ever dead. And. indeed it seen ed so. Gladstone soon afterwards 1iel. and at every eiection the Liber- als suffered the most crushing de- feats 1he he:al party seemed to b., without leadership CT folio r:.s. Fut truth crushed to earth will rase acaln. tke e1ern Il years of Coii q. hers and so in th;a fullness of Sine. in the mid r)nlel elections of t.e .o@r 1a(f. the .heral party ur(::,r tn, leadership of Sir Henry Ca> D. boil Eaenermann vas again rest ).e1 t0 power " Iii overwhelming rna- jtrity-s something like 33O in parla- ment. ETs
 The liberal triumph is due chiefly 10 the fact that the Conservatives have lost the confidence and support of the masses of the people and es ?ocially of the trades unions. The surprising gains of the new part the Iaborites, Were made mostly in the districts that were formerly Con sarvatiye stroneholds. A conspicuous example of this was the loss by the Conservatives of Woodstock the pet borough of the Marlborough family, iq which Consuelo Vanderbilt is the wife of the present duke,
 The eIactiosn means the growth of democracy in Eneland and the de cline and decay. if not the certain downfall, of caste ana the special privileges Of che nobility. The Con- Servatives We're formerly called Tori i es. but by both names the party hes stood for the aristocracy of England. Y has never had any definite policies l in regard to home affairs, for the req sen that the existing conditions were entirely satisfactory to the nobies and the great landowners whose l enormous rent rolls assured their comfort, ease and prosperity. In fact, on all internal questions affecting the United Kingdom the Conservatives have uniformly been obstructionisis l and reactionaries--what We call "knockers" here in America. Tn order tf. divert public attention from irrits 1 ing questions of land ownership g ? employment at home, and also .c gratify the aristocratic love of domir
 ion and power, the Conservative 2 have held up before English eyes the glittering bubble of a world's e pire. great colonies ..beyond the. seas.' and mastery of the seas between. s~---:s .,l~--.;s..-sE. ...s =
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-11
A DIFFERENCE
 IN LUNGS.

In the Edinburgh Uni versity three human lungs lie side by side. One is of an Eskimo and is snow white. In life, this would be ruddy with rich blood. Another is that of a coal-miner and IS black. The other is of town dweller and is a dirty. slate gray, as are the lungs of most city residents. That's why consumption thrives in cities.
 One reason why Scott's Emulsion does so much to keep down consumption is because it helps to keep the lungs clean and supplies them with rich, red blood. It makes the lungs germ-re- sisting. If the body is run down and health is at a low, ebb Scott's Emulsion will build it up quickly and per manently:: '' ,',- ''-' - SCOTT | BOVINE. - Paasl ssees Nes fsrk.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-11
5. 5. PURIFY YEGEIAB[lE

purely vegetable preparation containing not
  the best of all blood purifiers but the medicine child the oldest the family the of which left medical Medicines often eating out the lining and of the untVotty affecting the bowels the that the original o the disease has been removed, 1t is left
 deranged and weakened that REWARD the health permanently impaired. S $. s. enjoys the distinction of the blood IF NOT PURELY medicine that mineral property Being made E A E : A o 6 entirely of roots herbs and barks if absolutely
 adds and health the body S. all poson eshen blood other blood medicine the best treatment for Blood all troubles poisoned blood supply being the King blood purifiers S. is the best and most invigong of all tonics.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-11

The bond filed in tho iniunct ion suit against MT. Adams in connection V ith that $500 appropriation, is sie-3 el by the Courier Printing company. by F.. H. Plummer, and R. w. Jordan Jordan is a nonresident Of Pine Bluff, but is we'll known character about town.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-11

"A man dropped fifty feet from the top story of Cincinnati building this week and was not hurt in the least says the Atlanta Journal And then by way of explanation it adds, "They were pickled pigs feet
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-11
Are You Getting The Best Results From Your Houses?

If not, let us RENT them for you. We ham, dle property as care- fully O S if we owned it and O large list of pleased clients tell us we get tn hem better results than they have ever had. v v &
 Give us charge of your property and we will convince you we can do the sa me for you. < < Cotton Belt Savings and
 Trust Company.
 'os ws:t. .'l.I!s..;:: Is.s:aass <. stsr:st 't.,,.,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-11
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.
County Ticket.

County Ticket. County judge-James Gould. Sheriff-Mason Philpot. County clerk-Jesse R. Core. Circuit clerk-Edgar Brewster. 1 County treasurer-John H. Shelby. AsseSSor-L. T. Sallee. Ccroner-R. D. McGaughy. Surveyor-Joe B. White. epresentatives-S. J. Hunt, w. b, Pmney. Alex H. Rowell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-11

Attorney Danaher is out of the city on business trip.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-24
GuStlYO Rodriguez
ARoaADO 7 NOTARIO
uarIna 8, Penoe. PasEts-Rts0


% vsnds 8 ArEisndA On Ponss, On
IL aalI0 ATOCHA, la mas eentrisA Dc
In siudad Sntrs les dos plasas pEinsi-
palss, an Almassn Dc mAmpostsrfa ,
madsra del pals. dc II pies . pulgA-
dAa 8 do rsnls por 10 oalls del aol J
80 II pulgadAs por 10 dc AToCHA,
trenAs { les aasaa Dc Knmanuslli b O,
3. VNldssilla HsnAnos = @.
PoE tsnsE este AlmAssn dos AFTi'
mos 90 hAss may heil iahEisarlO ana
plantA AltaI eomGn kngnlo de mann
Pos1sriA boiAmsubs, TRmhien ana d
plAdoa Alntas mampoStsria eontiGul
antsrior Sn lA sails del SOL, n GU
adQuisrA este ProPisdsd hsndfA NJ
nusn inberta Dc ~ dinsro, Para In
termss diHigiPss { RAYAzL RIVUI
kaHSI.-ael Is, PonGo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-24

do Puerto Rico zefiores Morsl Csmpos
Bsllv6. Jpalls. Flgueroa y Perie&s,
smprendieron ruda sAmpsHa contra
laa husstss rspublieAnas Dc los bsrrios
<sabAnsis:s, ssan Aut6ns. svallaas,
y sCspltansios, tomAndolea todas sus
trirc chsrss y poni9ndolos On complsta
desbandSdA.
No teniendo ~ rino6u On que am
pArArss On los sampos las husstss re.
publiaanAs, han dstsr minado Aeu arle
larse On % de- ,il sastillo oalle do
label frente oil Leon, mientras aus
ieiss eonsultaron CON el sonsulado ss'
n,rAl eatA Ablse!do On 10 plszs Delicias
ssQuina Ate cha.
-Rxlstsnsia do presos On lA car
eel del Dlst:ito;
10 aumaria; Varoass 20. muisres,
3. Oumplisndo eondena: voronea
20l, muisrss, II. Total, 248.
sAlidoa; Blsutsrio Claude San
ahsx, Manuel 0:tiz. JustIno Rodri
gusz. Ramon FIgusr0A. Nicolas San
th.E Cort6iy y Ernesto Naldonado.
-HAlsA San Patrioio rsmoniaroE
los soldados do 10 <Uni6n de- Puerto
RIcos Tomas Martiasx Rivera, F6lil
vazQues y Franaiseo Same b Ano, q uie
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-24

mes ataearon do pronto 4 los republi
earos pssando despr6s q Montss La :
NOS donde les espel aaan Arms on ris
TIRE los comps hsros 'Rias Cordsro,
Salvador ], Tigusroa y Grsgorio II
llet paaada 10 batal o desisiva Dor
sQuellos lugarss.
Nv falleeido 10 MforA dt 10
Hsrminia Robert, viuda dc Qaevsdo
y tie earnal de Oarmelo Esbrf, &
Quisn % 10 do tsmbiAn sepultura On 10
tArde de aver.
-Nisntras eonveHsAba eierto kro'
homhrs del partldo Yepnblicano con
una dana On 10 calls do 10 Union, %
10 asersa nm moxo monsAdo On bisic'e o
10,
-dQ,6 hsyP 10 ptguntA sl pro
hombrs.
-Puss, NADIA -sontAala sl mcx1-
que en- sl olnb no ae han podido rsu-
mir los 20 reales para psgAr 10 m6si
90 y tendremos que dAr sl m mesIlpg
sin md ,iea. 1enos bullA
r-AndAn losos los Renores rspu
blieanos icon vensidos do que el pueblo
IOontin,i0 en- Ia pdNN0 4al
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-24
OCURRENC|A
Iqlesias IIega d Manat(. We
muCha gents en- Ia estaci6n
y cree que son los suyos
Sc REGOCIIA
Sc REGOCIIA
Va a hacer uso della palabra. T..
y un viva 4 la Union 10 de.
ia patidifuso.

Grandisimo iue sl frasaso que tu'
vo lglssiAs y sompafis On eaie pueblo
y fre como sigue
Con euatro diAs do antsriorid ad
Al iasves, 30 diio con insisteneia cue
los soeislistas on eonsoreio CON Loo
republicanos eelsbrArfsn nm meeting
sl iusvss pr6xlmo pasado on eats 10
cslidad, rumorss que 90 vinieron 4
eon8rmar eon 10 prssencia del Lcdo.
Martini 8 lintero y Nlsomedss Rive
m On les primerAs horaa del dia cits'
do. Los unionistAs, que no 20 duer
men On sus laureles. improvisaron 90
guidaments mestlrg con mAnifestaei6p
E6blisA y organjzados % trasladaron
& 10 estaci6n del fsrrcearril con el dn
do ir &rsoibir al presidents do In q ni6n
Pue: torriquefis. don Clements Rami.
rez, que 90 sneontrabA sn ls Capita,
en- compsffa dc don Jose Rivera MI +.
rands loh casualidadl Lego sl tren
y apareeieron Santiago Iilesias, Pan
sh1 Roiss y otro, y 70 que el Iglesiaa
iba & hablsr. rompi6 10 m6siea & 10.
car y un grito estridsnts dc viva 10
Uni6rl. que tu6 eontestAdo Dor las
suatrocisntas personals que ALI iue
ron, hx) sorprsndsr y mudar do color
al 1glesias que, ain duds, crefA que
iban q rseibirle. Este bsi6 lei iren
y, como alma que llava sl dlablo, de.
aApsreei6 ecmo por encanto.
Con nueatro Presidents llegarou
los dignos obreros y oradores do San
Juan asfiores Victor Espino , julio
Esparoltni, SW 90 trsaladaron al
club 8 h,eisron uso dc 10 pAla bra,
arrancando nutridos splausos; tanto,
que han tsnido que qusdarse para
volvsr & hab'ar Al otro dfa.
Rsunidos los soeialiatas y no en-
eontrando & Quien diriglr lA palabrs,
salieron muy temprano Al osro dia
para Ban Juan unos y olros pars
Areeiho.
PlAnshaI son las que hlelero,
Iglaaias y los suyos y salleron par,
no volvsr mas.
CORREsPONSAL.
MAnaIf, Ootubrs 20.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-24
vAR|Is NQT|ciAS
PaseO miIitar. - Compah(a
de zarzuela.- FaIlecimisn-
to- Restablecido.
MUCHAS APUESTAS
Plcito en- la Corte Civil.-,Pa.
ra Ia Habana. = Herido
en- Utuado.

II dia 27 del actual salem para
10 isls On pavso militar les eompa'
ifas G. z. y D, del Rsgimienlo do
Puerto Rieo. EstArAn since diAs on
CAysy, diez dias On Ponce IN dis
en- cads una dc las poblasiones do
tr&nsito.
Aver salieron del LszA Arsso los
artlstas dc 10 companla de 1a-zuela
de Aadr6s y Riers, llsgAda rseisnts-
mente dc la Habana.
-HA fAllseido on esta siudad 10
que iu6 virtuosa seaoritA dc is Fran
siseA Claudio B.erA, hsrmAna del re.
verer do saoeriots padre Claudio, eura
de Gated, al. su entisrro tuvo tfscto
sysr tarde, ssiatiendo selsctA y nu.
merosA eoneurreneiA.
RscibAn .sus dsudos nueStro
same.
~-Ss eneusntra - reetA bleeldo de
las dolsncias q 10 le retenfan en- came
sl liseneIado don Hilario Cusvillas,
decano del ColegIo de AhogadoH.
-Aut!ss estuvo en- San Juan el
poeta don Jads N. Lsgo, q ue embAr
s6 hoy en- al <IuliAs para IL Habana.
En- ID Corte Civil dc San Juan,
vlsron el lunss sspclonss prevlaa
On el pleito do Manuel Rodoito Con
x&,tz con la SUCCESSION do e iuArdo Con
zkltz BsltrGn. Ittormsron los ahoga'
] dos do les parties y 10 Corle 90 rsssr'
, vo el fallo. TAmbi6a 90 VIC la mosi6n
do Don Tomks Weymouth con oil Ayun
tamiento de Vega bHia para que 90
distass ssnteneia On rebeldia On con
tra dc este. Ii Corte desestim5 10
moei6n
-Ha ingresado On 10 eircel de
Arecibo Primitive Oquendo, aeus ado
de hAbsr hsrido gravemente en- ulua
DO q Francisco Bsrmd iez.
son muchAS las apuestAs Gus
vleren hAeie adoss on sstA Capital,
sobrs el rsaultado do Las eleccIones On
lei AYui taniento dc San Juan, So,
bsmos que algunos unionistaa eatGn
Idando gAvelaEt
-Ha fslleeido On sl Hospital Mu'
nieipAl, Jaime SAlisrup, quien trstt
do suicidarse, degollAr doss, Ia noehs
| del 2 de Aeliembrs oasado. Eita In
Idividuo, - msior de la hsridA que %
causarA, 90 neg6 4 conner preelpitAndc
90 muerte por un estado do eAnaun
zion,