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The oasis., 1907-10-19
Notice for bIication.

Department of the Interior, Land Office at Phoenix, Ariz September 2l, 1907. llo, of Nogales, Arizona, has filed notice of his intention to make final Five years, proof in support of his claim, viz: Homestead Entry No. 3022 made January S1, 1899, for the E15 NE14, Sec 24, T. 23-S. R. 13-E and Lots and ?, Section l9, Township 23-S Range l4-E, and that said proof will be made before Alien T. Bird, Clerk of District Court, Nogales, Arizona on October 9, 1907.
 his continuous residence upon, and cultiva- tion of, the land, viz: Thomas Bayze, of Noga- les, Arizona; Thomas D. Casanega, of Calaba- sas, Arizona; Joseph Piskorski of Nogales, Arizona; Rafael Lugo, of Nogales, Arizona.
 LYMAN w. WAKEFIELD, Register. Sept 2S--Nov.2 ?.
The oasis., 1907-10-19

the purchuse price. These claims adioin the Leadville group, recent ly taken over by the Calumet ~ Arizona company, and were doubt less necessary to round out their Leadville group, where Superin- tendent John Talbot is in charge. This additional purchase by the big company in the Dragons at this time is significant, and IS a valuable pointer as indicating what they think of that country and its future.
 Tucson Citizen: Major R. l.. Hornbook, one of the well known mining men of this section, has returned from the Patagonia dis trict where he has been for some time examining properties. He stated today that Patagonia is one of the districts which is not suffering any from the slump in copper and added that activity is to be seen there on all sides. Development work is going ahead as rapidly as ever and number of the proper ties are shipping ore. He stated that from the Morning Glory prop erty three carloads of ore are being shipped every week. This proper ty is owned by man named Brown and it is making an excel. lent showing. At the Mowry mine operations are again under way and the work of sinking the shaft to the SOO-foot level and possibly to the 1,000-foot level is being con tinued. The Mowry has a good force of men at work although noI so many as some time ago, effort: now being directed merely toward development work. At the Du quesne property, work is also going along on an extensive scale ant there are about 150 men employed at these mines. For many year
 these properties have been owned by the Westinghouse interests. A times they work large forces an( again their plant seems to be al most shut down. This is said t
 be due to the fact that the com pany is making experiments t. . determine the best way of handling their ores which are very refrac tory.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03
SM Ghrcn II. z. Grants.

Cincinnati 8, 3. Gftobcr,
- Gle 81 Eoint Eleoiunt, GIcrnlont-
Gountp o. Dem @cburtsorte OeS
HrGiioentcn II. 2. 8rnnt gcitiitete
@~eoenftaiel mllroc helte in 8egens
mart Snuienber bon Meniden cnt-
biiIlt. Gle 5oiel lit an elmer 9ron5c-
&anonc beieitigt, mcld)e Nenal, allf
Der Stcllc itcbt, nt peld)er lid Oas
@ebllrtsbous l%llnIieS 2. 8rout's
beiano. Gin Getodement re9ulGrer
Soloaten aus Sort SbomoS biloetc
Die Gbrenmohe bel ser Seier, ln5
@ouoerneur Sorris bon Ohio, iolpie
General : 2icutenant $. 6. Gorbin
bon Der 9~unoesarmee biclten Heocn.
Inter Den Nnpeienoen bciaro lid,
aud Brigade . General tSreo. D.
Grant, dltelter Sobn oes %perltorbe.
men Seeriiibrers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03
Cine pieriadc !Sinrid)tung lit Gam
CATER.

2ancaiter, ga, 9. Sftober. -
@oupcrneur Stuart bat ieine Ginnli,
ifung in Sad)en ser bier Staliener
@ntonio Selcro, Stepbano Gorlli,
Sioero Hooeai unb @uiicppe Gelione
rerneigcrt, ulo oieiclben merocn bent
aenlGB morgcn Den 900 am @nl9cn
erIeioen. Sic iino iiberiiibrt, Elato
Ilbamaie, eincn anberen Stalicncr,
am 80. Nll9illt 1906 81 Gap, nabe
bier, ermoroct 81 bnbcn. Oelcro ulo
GeIione babcn lett ibrer Ecrurtbcis
hing cine Nngabe gcmnht, in mcld)er
iie b%ebauptcn, iie bGttcn fciuen tbats
iGhlid)en 9Intbeil an ocm &erbred)cn
gebabt, obgleih lie bel Der Scrilbun0
belielben 5ugcgen narcn. Nnl0Blld)
bieier gcbauptun9 muroe uerIud)t,
cine 8algenlriit 81 ernirtelL nm Die
Sale Dem 9egnaoigun9s z 8crid)tSs
bof 81 nnterbreiteltes "a ser Boll.
pPrneur oieie @algenirilt uerwci9ert
bat, 10 miiiien ale bier llrtheile NOR.
gen iriib poQitredt meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03
Trun crbGnat, &nabc cridjlaaen.

Nlbanp, Ny, =. Sftober. -
Gatbarine 0nrsat, Satin bon Sob,t
u. s.. 0areat, ipuroe beute in elmer
Sheune binter Der 0argab'idlel
Wobnurg 5u 2onOonpiIe, Glide Mei.
len BON bier, erbangt geiunoen. Sn
Der NtGbe lag Elm ne~uniabrieer Ioop-
tipiobn bes Gbepaares, belien Sd1.
bel nit elmer Irt ci~ngeid,logen mar.
Der &nabe lebte nod, itarb iebod)
balls oaroui. Gargat befinoet lid il,
&aft uno Die Yoli5ei fabnoet alld) oiii
Sacob 9eide, eilien Sarmer, welder,
mie man slaubt, Haberes iiber Ole
Tragooie peib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03
Scnatur Surab freigciprudlcn.

Soiic, Soubo, 2. Sftober. -
Sn Dem Ero5eiie seaen 9unoesicna'
tor 9orab megcn ongeblid)en 2ono.
itminoels u%eripori Hld)ter @bition
beute oen geltern bon Der &crtbeibi-
ai,ns geiteaten antrog, Die Sllrp 5ll
initruiren, Elm freiipred,enoes Geroift
o%b5u9eben. 0as Gerbor Der Ont.
laitungs5eugen begam oaroui mn
Der Ingeflagtc ipuroe in eigener
Sad)e pernpmnlen.
(SpGter.) - Die EroSeb . Ser.
banollngen nobnlc1 bellte Nodlnit.
tag unerportet rnifen @erloui. Nad)
beenoetenl 3eugenpcrbor trligen Die
Mntpalte flr5c Ir9unente Dor, Der
&itter initrltirte Die Surp uno oieie
eab fat iofort elm ireiipredenoes
Weroift ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03
&icien SAIodtidific ii
II u6lon0.

Nice en- g h a d) dJiffc ii i
Hublanb.
Petersburg 2. Sftober .-Eic
Der oHuB" berid)tet, bat ooS Murilc.
Miniitcrillm bel Sen Soltiidcn @eri-
ten Den @nll 5lpeicr Shloftid,iiIc pOn
ie 25,O0O Gunllen @ebolt III Nllftrog
Nc0cbcr.
Sic Subr5cugc, mcld)c nit 70 lln0
6-5oai9en &ononcn ollSgcrilltct lucr.
oen iollen. mill'en ipGteItenS IN jiusi
Sabren tertig gelteat lein.
Hcform iir Gbino.
Sicntiin II, ,. Sttnber. - Gin
pom 30. September ootirter fniier.
liher grlnb periiigt llnterridDts5ipar,g
fir Seoermamn III China uno ertlart
ouBcroenL Bop oos Tolf nit oeIl
8rltnbiGsen elmer ucrfaIIlngsmGBi.
gen Me9ierun9 pcrtralt gcmad,t mer'
ben iole, Oanlit eS beIier sur Mabl
bon 8ertretern befdbi9t lei, penn ell
Earlancnt ms 2eben 9erllfcn luerbe.
Ger 5bron bri1,gt iein eiiri9es Be-
miiben, parlamentnriid)e Ginridtun.
gen 5t ihaffcl, gum Nusorlld, fiigt
ober bin5ll, bob ser Grfolg BON Ger
gr5iebung llno DEM @iiien lerient-
9.l %abbdl,ge, peldc beruien piiroen,
81, rcgieren.
Iuf Sem Seimmcgc.
Ecftng q, =. Sftober. - 8elanos
ter Hodbia reiite geitern bon bier nad)
Der Wanoidurei ab, INN Die oprtigalt
amerifaniifen aonIulate SIT inipi3i.
rem. Sooann miro CT iiber Sibirien
nad) Den Sereinigten Staten abrei.
len. Sellrp I. 5lether, Der critic Sc.
gations.S efretdr, ml,rbe Dem aus.
p1rtigen Imt am letten Samitag
als Charge b'affoires pprgeitellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03
Gdrcdlid)cs ltngliif in einem Stein'
brud1.

81 Ea o., Ger, 3. Gftober. -
@Gbreno Der p%ergongenen Radt traf
Die Nodrid)t iiber einen p%erbdngniB.
poIen 6elsiturs in ben Steinbrl,d)
Der .Yferifnniid)en Gcntralbabn"
nabe gictoria bier elm. Scfs5ebn
Nrbeiter muroen inter ocn berab-
itiir3enoen 5elsmoiien leben0ig be-
eraben uno eli onoere e%rlitten tobt-
Iite 8erletlngcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03
(Jurtietuns ppr ser 1. Seitc.)

ton babe i'm tpegen ieincr @erbins
Dung nit Dem S%teunenbcrgs mo
Steoe I6amS'SaIle ifon lnn9c Der
folgt mo NIT Dem Sooc beoroht.
@ropn hattie Stepe Nbams, ols Der.
ielbe alS 3eu9e I'M StcuncnbcrG-
Hro5eiie perlangt mlrOc, in SnincS
perbaftet mo mar audi in Dem 81
@aIlace gefiibrten Tro5eiie gc0cn
Moams ais 9clainlnaa5euGc nuINc-
treten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03
Sbeuter &pritelIuneen
nuf SAcnn. Qnmpfern


uuf S5euns > ampern.
2iperpooI, .. Sftobcr. 9ie
Guuloro E Gumpfcrlinie bat Die 81
iertc bes @rn. Gbos. Grobman IN
@e3uo ouf Sbeoter>- S~oriteuungen
ouf Den groben Sompiern Ollrf)
Shauipicler, melde sur 3cit o,lf Der
Meiie 5miihen ben Ser. Staten u,o
England lino, 81 geben, angenonls
men. Die Gompognic plant bereit5
Die G%inrid]tung lpe5ieller Sallen fir
iol6c SorIteQungen ulb Gon5erte
auf orei bon ibren Sampiern. In.
0ere Gunlpfer : Sinien 5ieben ben
TorIhlag bes Srn. Srobmon ebens
Tolls in G%rluogung.
Seid)en an Ifrifo's & ii tie
angelo 10 III
Malaga, 3. Sftpber. - Die &ei.
nigung Der StroBen bon Sdmllb
llno Shlamn1, Der in monfen Der.
ielben 2 SUB 6 3pl tief liegt, idreis
tet lon9ium p%orlu0rts. Die genolle
3obl Der Opfer Der SIutb . aota.
ltropbe lit nod nift feit9cltellt, ga
INNER nod 2eiden in Dem Sonoge.
roll uno Shlomm eefunoen iper.
Den. Ginige Der Seiden limo iiber'S
Nittelmeer gefilbrt uno bel Mellilo
ans 2ono geihpemmt moroen.
Cir S6omas beoauert.
Dublin, 2. Sftober. = Sir Sbo.
mos 2ipton bat obermals ieinem tie.
len 9eoallern iiber Ole @eigerung
oeS SEEM : Dorfer Sad)t Clubs, lei.
ne Serousforberung 81 elmer 8ett,
tabrt UNI Den uImericas"ge6er at.
5%unebmen, IuSbrltd perliebcl1. Sn
einem langeren 9riefe all oen Hop.
al Sriib Saht : Club, oeiicn 60
mite geitern Ibeno in Sibung nar,
legt er feline @riinbe oes gin5elnen
oar. cir Sbpmas mleoerbolt I'M
@eientlihen bas bereits Yefannte
llno icbt abermols Die Nto6tbeile
a%useinanoer, melbe ein Boot por
Dem geforOerten leiftcn Emp, pas
cine Subrt iiber ben gtlantiifen
O3eon 5l moden babe, gegeniiber Ell
llcm 9oote babe, bas iif 81 elmer
lold)en 6obrt niht e~e5tuungen iebc.
Gum Sflub crflGrt Sir Sbomas,
baB Nngeiibts Scr Soltlng oe$
Nclu . Yort Snd)t . Clubs nid)ts iib.
rig bleibc, ais Den Mettfumpf fiir
Den Iugcnblif oui5ugcbcn, pbmobl
CT ltetS bercit iei inter medielicitig
5uiricoenitcllcnoen Scbingungeu cine
@ettfobrt 81, o%rrangiren. Gem 9c-
oolcrn oeS Sir SbomuS bat iid oaS
Gonlitc bcs Hopal Sriib Saht Glub
ongeid)loIien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03
3ie 8enlenpeit in JriSco.

San SronctSco, Gal, 9. Oft.
- Or. Hupcrt Blue bonn Morinc-
Soipitaloienlt pcr0iientliht ben mo.
fentliden 9eridt be5iiglit bes
Stanoes ser 9eulenpelt. Sm @an.
sen iino ieit Mai oieies Subres AS
Grfranfunaen a,l ser Yeulenpeit in
Sun 6rancisco conitatirt moroer.
8eitorbcn iino III Solgc Der Seudlc
% Eerlonen Die 3obl Ser unter De.
obad,tluna geiteIlten uerodd)tisenSalc
betrGet 40 uno Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
inter ben Grfronften betrdat 60.4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03

9ubopcit, >. Sftober. Sic
Strife Concentration, pelde fir
nen 10. Sftober geplollt lit nno boa
Der So5iaIoernofratie nit benz grob-
ten Offer pprbercitet miro, oiirftc
Iid nid)t MIR bier. ionoern in allen
beoeltterben StGbten %llngurn'S' nmr'
iongreid) acitaltcn. Die &cgicrul'g
cripurtet ernite Sorfomntnille nro
trifit bnrnod lire WaBregeln. Gie
@crpeelrna, oie o,,f einen General
Strife an IunncrItag iiber eineGso-
DIE binausl1uit, lit ourd) oos Scr
langen naf cnblider @eipdbrnng
nesi allgen,einen, sleid)en iinoa Siref.
ten @oblredts Derporgerufen por-
Oen..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03
Traucn ais Strifcbrcd)cr.

Soleoo, g., .. Sftobcr. - Die
@omner, neld)e bierber acbrnd)t
iporoen iparelL I'M Die Stellen Der
~ftrifenoen eiienbabn . Glerfs ein5us
nebnlen, febren mad ibrer Scimatb
5uriid, iobalb lie icbcn, oaB es lid
nm einen Strife banoclt, ober oie
9abnen .beietten cine gan5c An5ubI
GteIen init 5rauen. Die y@obaib'
0abn" bat lire Glerfs, ipeld)e ourd)
einen Gontraft gebunocn limo unb
nift seitrift baben, cine 3uIage BON
flint Yro5ent, bewiaigt. 20 Glcrfs
Der .Iolebo ui1b Detroit Sbort Cine"
baben lid ben Strifern angeihloiien.
nxmsrrhoiben in 6 bio IL Saaen tnrirt.
paBp Eminent 1T aardriirf, alIe Sdue bon
iudenben, bIifoen, bluienoen pber porftebetoen
Sdnrorrboioeu in 0 bis II 2aaen 5u iuriren
ober has 8elb suriderfiattef. soc.
(cff1 ,fIo&gS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03
@crmiidtc tclcgrapbiidc 9cpcidcn.

Chicago, 81, iol ein neucs
Sbeater erbaltcn, bas oet Hamen
Sort . Sbeater" fiibrcn, $150,000
foIten ili,o in ieiner inneren Nusitot.
ti,ng Dem .Stlpueiant : Sbeoter"
in Nep.Oorf Gbneln ioa. Gas Coca.
ter iou 1914 SitplGse entbalten.
Su Cincinnati. 8, bot Ser De-
mofratiihe Staot : Gonuent oen
Wapor Goparo 8. Oentplep pieoer
ais Wopors : Ganoionten aufseitellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03
Stabltrnit entlGft Mrbeiter.

Sittsbnrg, ga, =. Sftober.-
Die .llniteo States Steel Corpora.
ton" cntlieb geItern bilnoert Mooea-
NADER in oen SomeIteao : Nabrifen
Der Carnegie Steel Co." Dies lit,
iopeit befamt, Der critic Saa, IN mel
dem Der Stabltruit iafrnaBig alsge-
bilbetc Arbcitcr clltl1Bt. gs perlau.
tct aber, meiterc G%ntlaiiungen Don
Angeiteltcn ocrielben &laiic miirben
IN fir5er Seit folgcn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-21
CALIFORNIA; GRANGE
 CROP ESTIMATE,

Los Angeles, Cal, Feb. 21.-The road companies have submitted a joint report to the effect that the seasons orange shipments will az sregate thirty thousand carloads. On the basis of thirty tons to the car the tonnage will amount to 390 900. The revenue of the rail- roads on oranges to eastern points is S25 per ton. The Southern Pa ciiic and the Santa F'e divide this business equally between them, so they will jointly receive from this traffic this season S9,750,0oo. Tn addition to this the private refrig- orator car lines get for the use of their equipment something like S1,- 300. GOO. The gross returns for the thirty thousand cars sold in the east is place dat $24,000, ,00o. De- ductins what the two roads and two private car lines are to get, which is S11,250, 10000, there will be left to the orange men S12, ,75O,0o0. Out of the latter the orange men have to pay the cost of production, cost of hadling and commission to cast ern houses, all of which is figured in, amounting in the aggregate to $4,75O, 1000. The net amount to the orange men will therefore be this season, according to the railroad ex- perts, $S,0OO,O00.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-21
TO RECLAIM FIFTY
 MILLION ACRES

Washington, Feb. 2l-The govern= ment Reclamation Service is at pres- ent preparing report to present to the House dealing With q stupendous enterprise which if carried into effect will mean the reclamation of oyer fifty million acres of waste land com prising the Greater American Desert, jand will cost in or about $1,00o,000,- 000. It will be pointed out, however, that the work, when completed, will create $2.350, 000,000 worth of tax able property, and will provide homes for over three million of the future population of the country. This vast tract which the bureau will endeayor to make arabic is situated in Colorado, Utah and Nevada and comprises no less than two-fifths of the area nf the United States.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-21
EXAMS FOR
 NAVAL CADETS

Detroit, Mich, Feb. 21.-AA the
 candidates for appointment to the Nav
 al academy, as midshipmen, who pass
 ed the physical examination on Fep-
 ruary 12, arespeing examined in the University School here today. There are twenty-three candidates. The ex-
 aminers are Prof. F. L. Bliss, princl- pal of the Detroit University School' Prof. J. A. Sinclair, Principal or the Ungraded Public School and Raymond E. VanSckle, attorney. assisted py several public school teachers. me Econtestants are limited to residents l of the First congressional district or Michigan, or sons of army or navy
 officers born in the state who nave mot acquired residence elsewhere The examinations will last until Saturday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-21
NAVY YARDS
 WILL REMAIN

New Washington, Feb. 21.-The report that the League Island navy ward along with those of Ports mouth, N. H., Washington, Charles ton and New Orleans, were to be abandoned is entirely without foundation. On the contrary, the heads of the navy department today announced that they would be thor oughlv equipped and made the greatest bases for repairing. It is conceded that League Island offers facilities obtainable at no other navy yard in the country and is practically immune from any for eian attack. Coupled with these facts must be considered tine enor- nous expenditure already made there in the way of machinery and dry-docking works which would i'll themselves preclude any idea or z handCnment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-21
COOLIES IN MEXICO.

GuaNnlan, Mex, Feb. 21.-A ship load of one thousand eoolies arriv- ed at this port today. They nave been imported from Shanghai to work on tie Cananea, Yaqui river and Pacific extension work. Tie con struction company has for months been hampereil for want of labor as the Yauui Indians, who were en@ag- ed. broke out and are HOW at war with the government. Something had to be done and as white labor was out of the question owing to the great heat an envoy was sent to China for the supply of coolies who arrived today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-21
THE SHINE THAT
 LASTS LONGEST

on vour stove is the one that IS put on with N-Ray Stove Polish. Try one of the samples being c'stf!b- uted and determine for yourself the merits of this wonderful poNsh You will find it goes twice E far as paste or liquid polish. 's ab- solutely safe-it ca1fot eYode like polishes containing }b1Nine' No" can apply X-Ray on ~warm stove X-Ray Stove Polish is being 1sed in millions of homes and many housewife has found that biaclliEs a stove becomes a pleasure-"he1i it's done with X-Ray.
 If you didn't get your sample write to Lamont. Corliss X Co.,. Dept. 2-7S Hudson St., New York, and one will be sent to you.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-21
|CHICAGO AUTO SHOW STATISTICS

l ChicaeO, Ill. Feb. 21.-It is estlmat- led that the attendance at the recent |auto show here for the week was 440,000 persons, an aerage of 2o.ooo h day. Tires and accessories valued Pt $4,000,000. changed hands, and IL
 Is estiamted that the aggregate retail Bale of cars amounted to $3,OO0.000' hnd wholesale to $7,Ga2.o0o With the
 Exception of New Yoe's recent show
 fhe one here was the most success
 ul of it's kind ever yet held.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-21
TO HONOR HERO.

lib Brooklyn. x. Y,. PA meeting of citizens will be held here tonight for the purpose of taking steps to raise a memorial to the late George Read. Read was a government bridge build CT during the civil war and was born in London, England. During the sec ond battle of Bull Run Read rescued single handed Brigadier General Me Leer when he was shot down and his left arm shattered. With the as sistance of two comrades Read car ried General McLeer from the field to the hospital and was present when his arm was amputated.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-21
KENTUCKY CHILD
 LABOR ASSOCIATION

Louisville, Ky, Feb. 21.-The first general meeting of the Ken lucky Child Labor Association was held in the Woman's Club here to- day and was very largely attended Addresses were delivered by prom inent people interested in child la bor problem, and plans for a cam paign throughout the state were agreed upon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-21
C, sToE "A. o.....,. ,ghe knd Yed Fave Ai"ays 8Du.r ssnatu'' as L~x%<771tz<2zz,'-zsE1< 7t<z,' zsE1<
|SEABOARD AIR
 LINE EXTENSIONS

New York, Feb. 21.-The direc- tors of the Seaboard Air Line have announced plans for it's improve ments to be effected in the seaport cities of Florida and Georgia. Be- sides the contemplated improve ments orders have been placed by the Seaboard for one hundred new locomotives beside the fifty already ordered. Several thousand freight cars of various sizes have also been contracted for.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-21

was Miss Alice Thaw, and her mar riage on April P, 1903, at her mothers home in Pittsburg to the Earl of Tar mouth was one of the leading society topics of the year. According to some authorities, it was Harry Thaw him. self who brought about the marriage between his sister and George Francis Alexander Seymour, earl of Yarmouth and eldest son and heir of the Marquis of Hertford.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-21

Dyspepsia is America's curse. Burdock Blood Bitters cOnquers dyspepsia every time. It drives out impurities, tones the stomach, re- stores perfect digestion, normal weight and good health.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-21
Mrs. J. Alden Gallord.

Wail street is q region in which reil gion is HHt supposed to cut much of q figure but recently a movement ta start the business of the day with de votioHal exercises has been attracting attention. It uaS started by Mrs ]
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-21

and in i%@7 taaa,Hp u lieatenant ro.e mander. lie became Il full eemm;ia ,, . ill 1S97 aud attained the cslptaiM's ya'.- in 19t.' lie was i'll command of tA Atlanta in 190U and 1902 aal Vii io: several years superintendent of the g:;4 val gun tAetarN.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-21

Alden Gaylord the woman bond bro ker, and the Rev. Henry Marsh War ren, the hotel chaplain. Ill Mrs. Gay lords offices it has for some time been customary to hold a brief service upon the opening of business for each day The Wall street firm of J. Alden Gay lord X Co. was founded over forty years ago. Mir. Gaylord died about three years since, and his widow de termined to continue the business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-21

For any pam. from top to toe. from any cause, apply Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil. Pain can't stay where it is used.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-21
Harry Thaw's Sister.

The Countess of Yarmouth, who came to America to attend the trial of her brother Harry K. Thaw, for the killing of the architect, Stanford White.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-21

or tne president, naS been one of the prominent senators on the Democratic side of the chamber. In his recent speech he criticised Senate
 Iaoraker of Ohio, de
 claring that the lat ter's attack upon President Roosevelt
 for his course in tha discharge of the col ored troops was made in bad faith and was really in
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-21

k a n't:ive ef \ u @iuia and k the l>A of q naval office Wast @t;tduatcd ffna- tho Naval araue'5. in l~GI and Wa<
 si-itcd to S'cT - duty on the Alia
 sot3 fo: two Y..... IL. became all 5z sign in fs''~ a,t master iu l>Ut IT,
 next he a ati SS+;;I.lt..+,l- |. to lfItltrnaHr& gG-, .
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-21
Edward w. Carmack.

Senator E. W. Carmack of Tennes- see, who in Il speech ill the senate on the Brownsville affair took the side
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-21

The family that keeps on hand and uses occasionally the celebrat- ed Prickly Ash Bitters is always well-regulated family.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-21

fpired by hostility to the president on account of his trust policy and by desire to prevent the nomination Of. man of his type in 1908.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-21
ARKANSAS THURSDAY FEBRUARY 2
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The e0H1IltitiI,.t Missouri. Captat,, dleton, who aS~i~t at kilI:e>-' laai.a miral IH-i+. l!;., . stations Guriu- |
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-21
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

and Retail business men. who soIlci ronaQe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-21

vEsTRROOK GRAIN & C0A. co Wholesale Grain and Feed stuN.
 Carload Lots 2 Ereesasty.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-21
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