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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-05

l allowing rapid and extensive breaking of the cotton lands, the gradually dls- integration of the planters organiza- tion which has taken away much oI the unity of action that prevailed at this time last year, and the attractive prices which prevent despite the de- cline of cents from the highest polnt of the season. The effect of the hrst 1 item is at present most marked.. Al ready reports are gaining currency o1 fine extensive breaking of lands Ill the l southwest and in the Mississippi val lev. practically in the bottom sec tions The influence of this factor | may, however, be offset by later de- velopments, and the present bright skies are certainly not prophetic o1 what we shall witness when later ill 1 the season the weather is vital to the farmer. This influence may therefore be only temporary and of no effect in the later computations.
 The other two are likely to be more lasting in their effect. The high price of cotton has been in the past the most import ant factor in stimulating production and has broken down all restraints; at times has often overruled itself and brought about the opposite of the con- ditiou on which it attempted to pros per. Tn the face of this inducement organization has been generally un- ayailine. At this season last year cot ton prices were but little in excess ot ' cents, while the supply was the larg- est ever produced. With low prices and 3 crop known to be largely in eX- cess of the possible worlds consump- ton there was need for effort at re- striction of supply and possibilities in the concerted efforts at reduction Of acreage and advancement of the price of that large surplus then on hand. It was a plain business proposition. To day it is known that the crop, though iii excess of earlier predictions, is moderate.
 It is largely sold from the hands of the products. and with prices ruling above ten cents the temptation to pro- duce large crop to meet prices on this basis will be strong throughout the south where cotton growing is the logical business, when prices seem to assure even a small balance of profit.
 These considerations are becoming prominent in the minds of the trade just now, and the planter in pitch ing" his crop for another year should take into consideration the marked effect his attention is likely to have not overreach and destroy the very condition which he seeks to profit by.
 Rather than general increase in acreage, the true economical idea would be to produce the very greatest amount possible for the area already in use, in which case high prices would be. even more profitable while low prices could be met with less disaster-Memphis Commercial Ap- peal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-05
The Sunbonnet -

Mrs. W. E. Morgan @ ; boss of one of the richest asl that state. To her enpe's] < known as the "Sunbonn@ they are said to like nel c.. .s under her directions u''s her skirt, coat, hat and b'sa] down into a mine when ns she is on the ground to operations. It is said to es business foresight that U; 2. ing worked anyway, TOT ~ had been condemned as .sa wv was lying fallow, .sssa sss' dump pile and water, !t'',,.,ss ss'' gan saw its posslolll.''".s.sa I."ssa lzed a company, pureua. p'.,, pump and other necs.sIrId s.s,sd employed the men, p ,a.a., u.a and sunk the shaft dsep's 's's 4 rewarded by a rich y'ela
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-05
STAND BY HOME PEOPLE.

Sanding by home people home merchants, home factories and home "9t ernrfses is the way 10 b'ild u9 a city.
 A great m9nv rroo'a rasroaize co operative and mail eraer houses. be "area t'ev claim they can secure oao2s cAoapor. They have no oppor- unity of selecting tho goods and 1on't know until after they are re- c2iyed whether they are fresh and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-05
KITCHEN APR5N,
They sh@Gss! lic Made p....
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 It is T &9ol i5laa to 1,n., Of thEe.a..i.s a8ge'ls | ..tt;;..e. tr how Nh 2 .. ,..!..s I stt:a.s.elal "i}1oil N'-.s Y 1T, -e cross stfd Wofhe4 a'iz>@ .tsl.e is ta7::Y fHl eSiGa= .lea s9 o,! t.a ap@oa =i= N,s So llaay oI .i1s@vs. ; eot:5ls are Eor n,l ths@ o ai,roH; He44al nprr Aia ais5,=ttfaat tt i;oiao.z for f, cloth and coarse macAlI.le stii3 the ready made aprons arr u to the wea:er. One cannot w handsome White aprons sarA ing teachers wear while there and kettles to wash, but mon daintiness of the lecture Wu with profit be adopted in nx enS.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-05

As hapofactor of humanity. the much eulo&ized man who makes two blades of grass rrow where only one oHow hefera. isn't circumstance be- 9f''e the man who makes a dozen small farms smile where just one big ranch "smale" before.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-05

Perhaps Jeff has a lingering de. sire to "get even" with one of the leading club rooms of this city in which it is authoritatively alleged that he dropped" over $500 in one sitting" year or so ago.-Hot Springs Daily News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-05

Don't let the baby suffer from ec- zema, sores or any itching of the skin. Dona's Ointment gives instant relief, cures quickly. Perfectly safe for children. All druggists sell it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-05

The April joke which Governor Davis is going to spring on the sports at Hot Springs appears upon inspec- ton to be the practical sort; and the practical joke is seldom keenly ap- nreciated by it's victims. But will not Hot Snrinos be lonesome without it's @amhlers.-St Louis Republic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-05
! NONRESIDENT PROSE.
 CUTTING ATTORNEY

Cey. Davis, ever full of startling ideas says with reference to his nl9n to abolish gambling at Hot snriooS.
 T desire to call attention to the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-05
The wased !. ''~ '',

Here is an excellent esat' rs| 9 moving @fls : grease .,.,,s sps!' st 'tparr] as] floor Pour sp'lt't ' lime t01 spot and give .drcr ,1 with r wood. Then co cssa' uarp and press w,'n wi, f ta,c ri1 nps crease. rrueh of a'' snev with wal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-05
Advertising Rates Made Known on
 Application.
MONDAY, MARCH ), 1906.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.
County Ticket.

OCUfIty IECNCk'
 County judge-James Gould. Sherif-Mason Philpot.
 County clerk-Jesse R. Core. Circuit clerk-Eagar Brewster. County treasurer-John H. Shelby. Assessor-L. T. Sallee.
 Coroner-R. D. McGauehy. Surveyor-Joe B. White. Representatives.. J. Hunt. w. B. Pinney. Alex H. Rowell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-05
Sewing on ,.tt

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 When replacing the s.,, le% ,arments it is very Inpa%a p',% new ne, buttons should be o P as ast tbe old ones. Careless 'ss',, no attention to tn's s ,a th,t s| the consequence, e, IS st tIs, I,epa are too small will nv too |,l| and those which a1.,on als ~ bssl buttonholes. A pu.,Jd ssuld til reserve buttons assst, suya t every mending Oas',g 'a',. all bst tacle should be pu' a4f old T have been ripped pl,''ste yn sci well as any comp,sdk there may be. hopssnsJ Is it's J up su''l and put away '':s,e5 in f, taIl every button Va'ep Vtan'eepl,sslva hands may save 'll'D chaseS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-05

When Gov. Davis sends a non-resi- dent prosecuting attorney into this district, then you may expect to see something doing, in which Attorney General Rogers and Circuit Judge Duffie will probably have a word or two to say.-Hot Springs Daily News,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-05

The law-abiding citizens of this city stand ready at all times to assist and uphold officers in every honest and sincere effort at law enforcement, but few people of any class have any re. spect for radical movements, mani festly of the nature of political bunco game and prompted only by political malice. No reform can ever be accomplished through any such methods or motives.-Hot Springs Daily News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-05
Daily Graphic.

Entered at Postofice at Pine Bluff, Ark, as second class mail matter
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-11
|RESERVEGRAzIhG Arizonai Cattle. Growers, Asso- ciatioR Calls Attention to
 Pending Bills.
SENDS CIRCULARS TO 1: lfocHIsE SHOCK OWNERS.
:egefy Cattle and HeSse Raiser ,il NtaayJW Weasted edriet egisla- 2 ton aRegarding 6fazingoen
 Reserves and Ranges.

The Cochise county members of the Arizona Cattle Growers have re gently received circular sent. out from the office of President James E. Bark, calling attention to several mat ters of interest to them, principally the question of the, new regulations iu regard to the pasturing of cattle on the forest reserves. The association has taken the matter up to see that the cattlemen are not uniustly dealt with .'.- ....... The circular, which has been sent to all members throughout the Ter ritory, calls attention to two bills now before Congress, relating to the. leas- ing in some manner of the public do main to cattlemen and others TOT grazing purposes.
 Some of the members have already had a Conference with Messrs. Pin chot and Potter of the forest reserve service at Washington. D. C., and ev- cry member of the association has been asked to contribute his advice and experience in the matter of ar rtving at solution which will be fair to all. .. r-.-..-- -..... ........... .
 
 matter is of vital importance to every cattleman and horse raiser residing ia the Territory, and if mistakes are made. it may result in causing a num- Der of cattlemen to be driven from the ranges. .. -....
 | The Arizona association since its or 1 ganizaticn few years ago has accom- 1 plished much good, not only to its members, but to the Territory as we'll | The association at its last meeting i expressed itself in no mild terms in regard to the joint Statehood question with New Mexico, and sent long pc. titicn to Washington to the interior l department against the high rate of ! taxation for the paSturing of cattle and Ihcrses on the various forest reserves within the Territory, and with the as, sistance of the Arizona Rangers has about made cattle rustling within the limits of the. Territory thing Of the past.
 The association. has sent delegates to the National Live Stock Association who have been active and were among those who took the lead in hay 1 ing that association take up the mat ! ter of the regulation of interstate rail read rates and International trade re iations. O. .. 1 The association is composed of all | the large and influential cattle owners of the Territory. has hundreds of mem ters throughout the Territory. is one of the best associations of Arizona citizens. and is worthy of the support of all the citizens of the Territory.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-11
AFTER LOWELL
Chamber of Commerce Will Try to Sign Up People
 for Annexation.

It will be remembered that at a re- cent meeting of the Chamber of Com merce a committee was appointed known as the Lowell Annexation Com mittee. Owing to the fact that it's chairman, Mir. E. B. Mason, was call ed from the city little, if anything, has been done Mason returned to the city last evening, and it was learned from a member of the committee that the circulation of a petition among the taxpayers of Johnson Addition and Lowell would be pushed forth with. It is the intention of this con- mittee to leave no stone unturned un- til it has secured the signatures of the taxpayers who own at least three fourths of the assessed valuation of the two localities named above.
 It will also be remembered that there is at the present time before the Board of Supervisors a petition asking for separate incorporation for the town of Lowell, but is very doubt ful if all of those who signed the peti- tion are now in favor of it being car ried through. Merchants in the east erly suburb are awake to the fact that should they succeed in incorporating Lowell as a town, the expense of gov ernment would necessarily have to be shouldered by those living within its limits. Then, agaII, some of these same merchants realize that in order to do business both in Bisbee and Lowell they would be paying two li- cenSes, whereas, under annexation, making a greater Bisbee, the expense of government would be minimiZed and no hardship would work itself upon them in the matter of paying but one city license. It is the inten- tion of the committee from the Cham ber of Commerce to make capital of these views shared by the merchants with them.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-11
LOST ALL HE HAD
J, N, MCDonough Invested Heavily in Frisco Realty
 Before Disaster.

Word was received in this city yes teTday of the misfoT tune which befell J. N. McDonough, a former resident of Tombstone in this county, when San Francisco was visited by the recent holocaust. McDonough will be re membered by old-timse residents of Tombstone as business man in that camp when things were booming there.
 McDonough left Tombstone several years ago and went to Iowa where he continued to enjoy the same measure of prosperity that had followed him in his affairs as a resident of Arizo- na. Recently he sold his interests in Iowa and returned to San Francisco, where he invested nearly S12,000 in city property there. Then the crash came. and McDonough lost practical ly all his fortune. Fortunately he had a good deposit in banks which were unharmed by the quake, and he has again returned to Arizona for the pur- pose of recuperating his losses.
 Mrs. McDonough is TOW in Tomb stone. visiting with old friends. A son, James McDonough, resides in Bisbee. MT. McDonough is at pres ent lkooilg over the field in Globe, where he will engage in business again.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-11

Previous to the above dispatch, E. i E. Ellinwood, formerly of Prescott, but now of Bisbee, received a pri- vate message announcing the death of Herndon early in the afternoon. Though aware that Herndon was in poor health, Ellinwood was surprised at his death.
 Arizona has lost one of its ablest lawyers, best citizens and a man who, for integrity and fairness. was with out a peer in Arizona" remarked MT. Ellinwood. ''I have known Mir. Hern- don for a number of years, have been with him and against him in law suits. and l want to say that no man in Ari- zona was more to be admired. His death is blow to Arizona"
 Though it is not known that Hern- don was in recent years visitor in BisbeeA a large number of people in this city have met him in other parts of the Territory. During a long and active life he made a wide circle of acquaintances. As an orator he rank ed among the best in the Southwest.
 Herndon was born in Missouri, re- siding for a number of years in Fay cite, the same city from which Dis trict Attorney c. l.. Rawlins, of Ora ham county, came to Arizona He was admitted to the bar in that state before coming to this Territory at an early date.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-11
A poUBTlNG THOMAS.
Had His Falling Hair Stopped, and x Dandruff Cured, Without Faith.

H. B. Fletcher, Butte, Mont, Oct. 20 1899, says: Like many other people, I have been troubled for years with dandruff, and within the last few months my hair came out so badly that was compelled to have what had left clipped very close. A friend recommended Newbro's Herpicide. confess that I doubted his story; but I gave Herpicide trial; now my haiy is as thick as ever, and entirely free from dandruff. >:Destroy the cause you remove the effect" Herpicide is delightful hair dressing for regular use. Sold by leading druggists. Send Ice in stamps for sample to The Herpi eide Co, Detroit, Mich.
 Bisbee Drug Company, Special Agents.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-11

In 1894 Herndon was candidate for delegate to congress from this ter, ritory. being the regular Democratic nominee. In the same campaign Oakes Murphy ran on the Republican ticket and Buckley" O'Neill on the populist platform. O'Neill took suf. ficient of the Democratic support from Herndon to elect Murphy.
 Though many political honors had been proffered him Herndon accepted but few of them. He was at one time district attorney of Yayapai county, and was a delegate to to the universal congress of lawyers and jur- ists in St. Louis in 1904. He was also a member of the American Bar Asso- citation, that organization making him a member of the committee on the Louisiana Purchase Exposition.
 In recent years deceased has been attorney for the United Verde inter- ests in Jerome as we'll as the Santa Fe railroad in this territory. As either a corporation or a criminal law yer he had few equals and no supe- riors in this territory.
 Deceased leaves one daughter and one son, beside his widow. Charles Herndon, his son, is now a practicing attorney in Prescott. Andrew Hern- don, brother of the deceased, is a well known insurance agent in the same city.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-11
MINERS STORE TAKES
 CHECK FROM MEXICAN.

Constable White was notified yester- day by the proprietors of the Miners store that they were the victims of a skrewd Mexican, who deceived them into cashing check that had been lest by Pete James. The Mexican found the check, endorsed the name of James on the back, and after buy ing a small bill of goods obtained the rest in cash. The check was taken to the Miners 6 Merchants Bank, where payment had been stopped. It had been issued by B. M. Pattison, superintendent of the Denn-Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-11
HERBINE.

Will overcome the indigestion and Gyspens.a: regulate th> Jewels and cure liver and Kidney complaints.
 II i9 the best blood enricher and invigurctoT in the world. IL is purely slouId :.ou be { sufferer from disease you will use it if you are wise.
 F. \. Andrews, Editor and Manager of Ciacoa ana Rockledge News, Cocoa Fla, writes: I have used Heroine in my family, and find it a most ex cellent medicine. Its effects upon myself have been a marked benefit
 Sold by Rinehart's Pharmacy.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-11
Bisbee Y. M. c, A. Asked to Contribute to San Fran-
 cisco Brethren.
$eODn BUILDING
 HAS BEEN DESTROYED
Fifty Thousand Dollars Is Re- .., gairedto Garry pn Emergen7 ''>7 eyW0rk Among Yodhg Men
 of Earthquake City.

Secretary Bnchner of the local Y. M C. A.. has been appealed to by the in ,ternzffozzf committee of the Young Annssz Chrisfian Association for aid fur the wark of the association in San Francisco, where the magnificent S400, ,000 building was destroyed with everything in it.
 The appeal to the Bisbee associa- tion is contained in the following let ter, which was received few days ago:
 The International Committee of Y. M.
 c. A.. West Twenty-ninth Street,
 New York.
 April 26, 1906. To the Y. M. c. A. of North America:
 Dear Brethren:-Unparalleled dis aster has oyertaken the San Francis. co association. It's $400,000 building has been destroyed. Yet before it can be rebuilt, immediate emergency work must be undertaken among the young men of the city, including the soldiers and sailoss, who are invaluable help CTS in the work of relief.
 This cannot be done without imme- diate financial help from the brother hood, s50.000 being required. A much larger amount could be fsefully em- ployed in the work of relief, and in pushing those features of the asso ciatioh work which are imperatiyely called for, including large association tents like those opened fn army camps.
 To secure this emergency and re lief fund the committee is asking the promptest cooperation from every associatioa. |.
 LUCIAN c. WARNER. Chm. RICHARD c. MORSE, Gen. Sec.
 Mir. Buchner, referring to the above yesterday, stated thG' ~n -~ould pre- sent the matter to the association at once and some plan Of raising re- lief fund ia tsis city would be adopt. ed,s but just what that plan would be he could not say until after a consul tatjon with the membe-c-
 "T feel that Bisbee should be lib eral in response to this appeal" said he. Our brethren of San Francisco are needing quick help, and our mem bers should and will no doubt be glad to help liberally."
 Bisbee has never yet failed to re- spond liberally and quickly to a just call for help in any matter that prom ised to bring credit to the city, and it is predicted that the s500 will be is predicted that a good sum vii! be raised whenever Mir. Buchner is ready with his plan of contribution.
 The present membership of the f NJ. c. A. in Bisbee is more than 3OO but the subscribing of this fund should not be confined to the Y. NJ C.. A. members The business men should be asked to assist, and they will no doubt be glad to do so.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-11
TO BEGIN WORK ON ..
 REVIEW AVENUE PAVING.

Contractor Brown yesterday signed contracts with all property owners whose holdings abutt on Review ave nue, and will within the next few days begin the paving Of that thoroughfare. He stated yesterday that there Is now
 some possibility of the property own CTS on Upper Main street from the
 old fioodgate to Muirheads place de- ciding to pave that part of the street. Review avenue is to be paved from it's intersection with Brewery avenue above the postoffice to the lower end.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-11
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
 DELEGATE LEAVES.

F. E. Coles, cashier of the Copper Queen store, left yesterday Tor vasC- ern points, including Chicago, New
 York, Boston and Washington, D. c, During an absence of about a month he will attend the national cunyen- ton of Knights of Columbus dele gates, representing the local lodge. Ttis convention takes place at New Haven, Conn, June 4. He was accom- panied by Mrs. Coles. and her mother, Mrs. McHugh, and sister, Mary. The two latter reside in Tombstone. Coles will visit in Chicago, which was his home before coming to Bisbee. He has not been there for eight years.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-11
cham6erIain's Cough Remedy tn .; 5... Very Best.

'T have been using Chamberlain $ Cough Remedy and want to say it is the best cough medicine I have ever taken" says. Geo. L. Chubb, mer- chant of Harlan. Mich. There is no question about it's being the best, as it will cure a cough or cold !n less time than any other treatment. It should always be kept in the house ready for instant use, for a cold can be cured in much less time when promptly treated. For sale by all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-11
JcE HOOD BUYS HALF
 INTEREST IN RANCH

Joe Hood yesterday closed d ueal with William Lutley. as a result of mich he becomes half owner in about 1000 acres of range land in the Chiri cahuas and between 100 and 800 head of cattle. The ranch is known as the Bar Boot and is considered one of the best in the Chiricahua Mountains. Hood will leave Saturday to take the management of the ranch, while Lut Icy goes into Sonora to spend some time there looking after mining inter. ests.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-11
WARREN LAuNDRYzIs
 INVESTING BIG SUM.

To keep abreast of the rapid ad- vancemenr made in Bisbee, Manager Tom Grady of the Warren Laundry has begun improvements, which when completed will mean an outlay of not less than 5000. Yesterday a iI- horse boiler arrived in the city, and will be installed in the new building that is being erected over the old structure. Grady will leave in few days for Los Angeles to purchase more machinery.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-11
FURNISHING RECORDS TO
 INSURANCE COMPANIES

J. E. Thompson stated yesterday that for the past two weeks he has had an extra man employed to copy all the insurance records of his office. I'bese he is furnishing to the com psnies which lost all their papers in San Francisco. Several other local in surance firms are doing the same thing. Several companies are said 10 have had their books and papers com pletely destroyed in the Frisco con migration.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-11
RICH ORE STRIKE IS
 MADE IN CLARK CLAIMS

Reports from the property of the North Bisbee Development Company, which has just been organized. are that a rich strike of copper ore was made there yesterday in development work that was started short time ago. E. H. Clark, one of the incorporators, is said to have made the find. The con- pany's property is not far from that of the Mountain View.