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Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-26
TWELVE ROBBERS CAUGHT

The prefect of Moctezuma, accom- panied by force of officials. was in the vicinity of the Fl Tigre mine last week and as result of their visit that section of Sonora is now rid of twelve notorious thieves and robbers -who have been making trouble for many years, stealing horses and cattle from people residing on the Bsbispe river. The men after being placed under ar rest were taken to Ures where they will be dealt with under the strenu- ous laws of Mexico.
 Bishop Orson Brown, of Colonia Morales is at the Roy hotel and told this story to the representative of the fnrernational5Ameri
 Bishop Brown says that some oT these thieves have been stealing horses and cattle from the colony at Morales for more than three years and their capture will be cause for general rejoicing in that vicinity.
 Speaking of the progress of the Mormon colony at Morales the sbish- op said that conditions are very good and that the farmers are now harvest ing their grain crops which have been excellent all along the river where land is cultivated--Douglas Interna- al-American.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-26

being unable to make arrangements with the interstate commerce com mission in time, cannot offer this rate.
 A suite of rooms has been rented in the Hollenbeck hotel for the head quarters of Arizona teachers and their friends and it is hoped that all Ari. zonans who visit Los Angeles during the N. F.. A. will cali at the Hollen- beck and register and make it their headquarters during the week, so that Arizona may make good showing at this great educational meeting.
 An appropriate badge win be issued to all who register at the N. E. A. These badges will entitle the holders to free admission to several attrac- tions during the week. and the mem bership fee of $2 will entitle them to receive a complete report of the pro ceedings of the meeting which will be bound in . neat volume.
 Special rates and excursions are also planned for members of the as sociation to points of interets in the state of California
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-26
Her Astral Spouse.

An unmarried woman was drawing dangerously near the threshold of that age where the unmated must abandon every matrimonial hope. Belonging as she did. to that large contingent oi women to whom marriage represents the only possible career, her anxiety as she saw her chances of achieving i dwindling to the vanishing point be came keen, and in her distress she be gan to seek for comforting reassur ances among that fraternity who for : suitable consideration obliglngly ofrel to reveal the secrets of the future.
 In the course of an interview wit one of these ''wise women" she wa told, My dear, ou already are mar ried on the astral plane, and it Is you astral husband who is keeping th, earth men away from you"
 "Oh." cried the ungrateful bride please tell him not tor'
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-26
MORALES NEWS

MORALES, Ariz., June 25.-tSpecial oadepee)-Much interest was taken in the arrival at Nogales on Tuesday night of the celebrated Mexi' can singer, and protegee of the Mext- can government Senorita Elena Marin Miss Marin has been in Italy for some time past. studying under the most famous artists and is now on her way to Mexico. where she win appear shortly in q series of concerts.
 One Of the saddest accidents that has occurred recently fell 10 the lot Of the Ramirez family of Nogales. So nora, Mexico. yesterday. A few days ago C. Ramirez, jr., was caught in the act Of breaking the lamps in the plaza in Nogales, Sonora. and was punished by confinement in the mu nicipal building. After some days oi close confinement the boy managed to break away and was stealing a ride on the trucks of freight train near Ortiz. Mexico, when, in some unac countable manner, he fell under the wheels and was literally ground to pieces What could be found of his remains were picked up and buried on the spot This sad bereavement is a crushing blow to his family, for at present c. Ramirez, bis father. is under imprisonment at Hermosillo for cheating the Mexican government out of customs duties by shor
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-26
CHEAP RATES TO THE
 EDUCATORS MEETING.

For the meeting of the National Ed ucation association in Los Angeles. July to 12, a special rate of one fare for the round trip will be granted by most of the railroads of the territory, the return trip being limited to Sep tember 30.
 This rate is open to teachers or other persons desiring it. the only condition being that persons taking advantage of the rate must register at the headquarters of the N. E. A. and pay s2 membership fee before their return coupon will be validated by the railroad companies.
 These tickets can be secured or the main lines of the Santa Fe and the Southern Pacific east of Maricopa June g, and from other points July 2. The Fl Paso and Southwestern
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-26
BENSON OFFICER
 DOES QUICK WORK
Captures Thief Who Made Way with Large Roll and Re-
 covers Money,

officer Trask did a fine piece of work last Monday night in capturing a desperado and restoring to a miner s110 which he had earned fin the Hol- brook mine at Morenci says the Ben son Press.
 The miners name is RI. Morris, and be recently laid off and started to take q run around through the other mining camps. reaching Benson with Siie. after visiting Nacozari and Bisbee.
 He left his bunch of money with owen Nugent, at the St. Elmo. for safe keeping. to be called for in the morning. It was in an envelop, and Nagent laid it back on a shelf. which was observed by a nimble- fingered young man who chanced to be present and made a rush and grab bed the money just as soon as Nu- gent stepped out in the front side walk The theft ran cut the back door to the alley and turned west, where he passed Officer Trask with such brisk action that the officer took particular notice. though having no knowledge of the crime till a few minutes lataer. when Nugent called on nm TOT netp-
 Both Nugent and Trask made thor -ough search and became satisfied that the thief had left town and gone west Then they got aboard No [, Trask stopping off at Meseal. and Nu- gent going to Tucson. The money was taken before ten o'clock, and it was after midnight when Trask land ed at the lonely station of Mescal, where he waited about twenty min utes, when the man he was seeking walked Hp the track, having covered the distance of nine miles in about two and a half hours after snatching the money. The officer covered the thief with his revolver and took him into the station, where he was searched and all the stolen money re covered. The man took his arrest with cool. easy indifference. admit ting the theft and giving his name as Harry Jones. He was not armed and only had 200 besides the stolen money. His hands were not hardened by toll, and in speaking of extensive travels he made no mention of any occupa- tion, though well dressed and smart looking young man about 24 years or age. When brought before Justice Cheseldine MT. Jones manifested no embarrassment, and said he was will ing to plead guilty to the charge or grandlarceny. The justice committed him to jail till the grand jury consid- CTS his case.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-26
Miee rhat wers Tipplers.

A correspondent writes: In Quetta some years ago had occasion to go early one morning into a miscellaneous store kept by Parsee. who also kept a liquor bar. As I entered the shop noticed a mouse reeling across the floor, and I remarked to the shopkeep- CT that the mouse seemed to be hurt. but his reply astonished me. He said that that mouse and several others that infested his shop were confirmed drunkards. During the night they reg ularly drank all the liquor which re mained in the glasses which the sol diers had used in the evening for their drinis.-Exchange
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-26
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

We are all happier for lot of things we don't see.
 Aid is never satisfactory. The best way Is not to need it.
 You probably expect more of friend than you are willing to give.
 The worry of today is usually the re suit of carelessness Of yesterday.
 Bravery isn't much credit to q bull dog. He hasn't sense enough to be afraid
 People would be less suspicl ous of others if they didn't know themselves so well.
 No storekeeper becomes so well ac- quainted with a customer that he likes to have him go behind his counter.
 Compliments are like wine-it only takes a small dose to go to the heads of some people. while others can stand a good deaL-Atehison Globe
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-26
Followed instructions.

Nudge This watch has been stopped for two or three days. Jeweler-Lem- me see 1t There is nothing the matter with it except that 1t has not been wound. Mudge-I thought maybe that was it. I remember you told me to wind it up just before went to bed. and haven't been to bed for three nights.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-26
Crushed.

.'HalIoa. Badger" said Thorpe, ''met friend of yours the other day. He's been talking about you, and feel it my duty to tell you what he said"
 AAh, well. don't care to hear what he said. know it was something dis. agreeable, 1" replied Badger.
 How to you know thatT'
 Because you are so auxious ta hei' C. Good morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-26
HorsL oRENA-Everything ue,

HOTEL oRENA-Everything new. richly furnished. low rates, corner Seventh and Hope. Los Angeles. Cal. For s14 you can rent rooms furnish ed complete for housekeeping; new
 elegant: gas rang~ bath. phone ss4 South Figueroa, 222 North Fremont Al West First. 7l2 Ceres. i0li East Ninth s12 West Fourth. S36 Cricker
 911 Diamond st. Los Angeles. Cal
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-26
UnIoadea on the Racman.

Scribbles-CorgratuIate me. old man. I got rid of all my manuscript last week.
 Dribbles = That's good. What did you get for them?
 Scribtles-How much do you sup pose?
 Dribbles-Haven't the least idea. Scribbles-I got 2 cents a pound Chicago News.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-26
The Relief of n

"weli, I finally summed up the com. age to speak to her father last night. tell you, 1t was great relief"
 "Geei What did he sayT
 "Oh. you misunderstood me. He wasn't in."-Philadelphia Press
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-26
Examined Mlnes-Horal A- smitb

Examined MiHes.-Hoval A Smith
 and his partner, H. B. Hovland, re- turned to Bisbee yesterday from the vicinity of Tucson where they went to examine a mining property These gentlemen are interested in many i'm portant mining enterprises in the ter. ritoTy, the principal one now under development being the Globe Ccusoli- dated. They are favorably impressed with the mineral outlook in Pims
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-26

Turkish, hot and cold baths at Mrs. Jones' old location, opposite Waldorf and KiHsey Houses. 264
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-26
weights of wheat he bad ImpOrtea.


 Great preparations are being made by the citizens of Santa Cruz county for the Fourth of July celebration to be held at Patagonia. This year No her sister town in making this event one of the grandest in the history of the county and many of our business men and citizens are going to spend the day there. Besides drilling con tests, horse races and baseball match es there will be orations and speeches after which dancing and fireworks will conclude the days performances. The orator of the occasion will be Hon. Bolin J Whitesides, member of the legislature from Santa Cruz coun- ty. The Declaration of Independence will be read by H. NJ. Chapman, dep uty collector of customs at Nogales.
 Eduardo Ramirez. the Nogales, So nora, customs broker, who has been fighting extradition to Mexico on the charge of having cheated the govern ment out of many thousands of dol lars duties and who was finally re leased by the Arizona supreme court on s25,000 bonds given by five of No gales, Arizona, merchants. has again been arrested and taken to Tucson by Marshal Daniels. This time, however, on a technicality in the law.
 Owing to the plans of the railroad company not having been approved and the numerous changes of officials causing a setback in business matters, the new quarters for the customs house at Nogales have not been pre- pared. As a consequence the present quarters in the Marsh Du.tdlng Will be used from month to month, pending some future action in the matter.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-26

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-21
M'FADDEN SUES
 FOR HIS "KID.'

w. T. McFadden, who claims he was
 the owner of the Kid" a gasoline boat on the Arkansas river, brought suit yesterday in the circuit court, second division, at Little Rock against H. M Rector. Mc'adden alleges that he rented ti?e> Kid" to Rector for $40 per menJh lie says that Rector took
 the boat from s!cFadden's Landing on the Arkansas river in Jefferson county to Rector's Landing, about six teen miles above Little Rock. Here he declares the boat was mOored to the bank and abandoned, and that 1t sank to the bottom of the Arkansas. McFadden elleges that the boat was worth $575, and demands that sum from Rector.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-21
JUNIOR BANQUET
 AT Y. M. c. A.

The grand climax was reached 1asr l i.isnt between the Reds and the Blues at the banquet board spread in the popular gymnasium room of the Y NJ (. \.
 Promptly at 1:45 a boisterous az 9regation assembled in the corridors oi tne bHilding and at given sia.nal two ions lines of boys marched nall- nell into the dining room where the tables were quickly surrounded. The Reds, with victory written in every movement, sat down to their rishtful spoiis, a generous spread, but the Blues were seriously bewildered .tt
 the Ditful sisht of bread and water.
 After thanks Were returned by Pro- lessor Steele the dainties Were vicious
 E but good naturedly attacked by the Reds while they hurled across the way at their unfortunate neighbOrs taunts o1 deflsion. The Blues were equal 10 the emergency of the sad hour and nlbbled gracefully away at their scant diet, appearing not to be co9niZ- ant of the presence of their eXul1ing friends. The last course served, At torney w. T. Young addressed the boys in happy manner. Mr. Young commended the aggressiveness, the generosity, and the liveliness of the boys. He sanctioned their efforts in behalf of the Y. M. C. \. and told them that they were to be credited largely with the success of the S2o, 600 fund. Better ill the Y. NJ. C. A., boys, ill company of these noble Chris tian gentlemen than on the streets eu- gagged in mischief, said Mr. Young.
 Professor Buchan of the High School was then introduced to the boys. He had the enviable pleasure of presenting the prizes to the cap tains of the \ and B classes Of the Reds, the winning teams Fred Gull yer, captain of A class, and George Holderness of B class, received the prizes, which were silver plated Y. NJ. c. A. badges
 In honor to the victorious Reds, let us state that they generously di- vided their good fortune at the ban quet with their defeated opponents. and that the affair was blessed with good will toward all Happiness was abroad in the hall Though this bdno quet marked the close of a long con- test in getting members, yet it was really the beginning of still more in tense ands interesting work in behalf of this great institution, the Y. NJ. c. A., the best friend of the boys.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-21
SCARLET FEVER

Please take notice: We have in- stalled the best renovator and sterilizer known to us for cleaning the germs from carpets and mat tresses where diseases always breed. We will call and get your work and deliver same in the best shape. Our prices will be right. Call old 'phOne. S?6; new, 49. Yours to serve,
 TURNER BEDDING FACIDRY
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-21
SONG SERVICE AT
 TRINITY CHURCH

Sunday night at Trinity Episcopal church, under auspices of St, Ca- ella Guild.
 Organ selection-AIrs. E. A. Bocage.
 Processional hymn, selected.
 Passover anthem, (Chapplc). "Gloria Patri,' (Chapple).
 COntralto solo, Hold Thou My Hand''-Miss Fannie Hardin. Radiant Morn," selected anthem. Easter anthem. Festival" (Mar- go).
 Hymn anthem "Evertide" (Beau- fort).
 Hymn, Mt. Zion" (Parker).
 Offertory, bass solo, selected Mr. Ernest Walker
 Organ postlude-Mrs. k. M. Be- cage organist, MT. M. D. McNeill, chormaster.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-21
SPLENDID TO USE.
This is tie month to rid th

This is tie month to rid the system of blood disorders of * ali kinds, of which rhcrmatism ; is the most prevalent symptom and hardest to ovrecomc dur x ing the winter months. when the kidneys have failed tu filter < out the uric acid and othor waste matter
 \ well=hnown authority ; writes that tho worst forms of $ rheumatism, blood disorders, E also kidney and bladder weak 2 ness are often readily reIasv l * and prevented during an entire year by taking for little # While one teaspoonful of the following mixture aftcr meals x and at bedtime, viz:
 Fluid Extract Bandolion one half ounce, Compound karg0n one ounce, Compound Syrup < Sarsaparilla three ounces.
 A local druggist states that these are harmless ingredients. x which any good prescrip ion x pharmacy can supply and any one can easily mix them at home by shaking in a bottle. It is said by many of the old 8 folks that the above mixture. * if taken during this month will 4 add years ta life and prevent many a sick and miserable day during the year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-21

-The Jefferson cbancery court will open Monday morning. Chancellor John NJ. Elliott will take up several chancery matters during the week It is expected that the water rate test ease recently filed against the Pine Bluff Light and Water Company by County Judge James Gould will De disposed of before the week ends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-21
FASHION LETTER

New York, April 20. Better one bod suit and several stunning waists pan many costumes and fewer, less Impressive tops especially If pese latter are not of the transfera- He sort. When in doubt what to year it is safe to select a lace waist bade Nfter the smart imported model. lot one of the cheap laborate sort pat too many women buy, for laae faist of this genre is one of the most ppelessly common looking garments
 existe.j' and should be tahooed
 any woman with claims to good &ste. The only desirable waist in
 le lace class that can be had ready
 ade at a low figure is built of net,
 ther plain Brussels, point de Paris, t the square meshed '.filet'' not that tst now holds the lead in fashona-
 e favor. These waists can be had excellent models at very mOdeE- te prices, and can easily be made
 stinctive by the addition of trim
 ings of velvet ribbon, bits of em- foidery or perhaps some sort of d 10th harness that matches the kirt worn.
 In these times when all the fashion ble shops make extensive shoWings
 models from the atelers of the Eorld-famous artists in dress crea- , |on, she wbo will can give sugges- (pns that will enable her to frans- >rm simple ,readymades of plain {aterials into tops that may lie torn with distinction in any company. The French are adopts in makin9 khart use of the simplest means. t only the few who can hope to riTzl hem in this. faculty to create ele= ance by the combination of ordinary 1aterials, but there are any number amateurs who are excellent copy |ItI s no harder to copy from really tt4stic sartorial creations than from fdinary productions form less au- boritative sources. The basis of a. 3tra waists is simple, good fitting House, and the woman who has time hd is willing to take the trouble to pillow the directions that come with |ny one of the many patterns that |an be had for few cents, and cant hrn out a good plain blouse is the deception.
 Given this the rest is only a mat er of decoration. Every family or Individual who is in any way inter- Isted in clothes, should possess FJane,' one of those paper mache Orms that can be had at from fifty ,ents up, and on which the waist can De slipped and adjustments made Ut great saving of time and suppressed language.
 Coral jewelry and coral embroidery. A gown of primrose yellow is trlm- med with bands of silver gemmed with seed coral. Coral is also min sled with bright and dull gold and with topaz and turquoises. Pendant are creeping in slowly but surely. They are not lie the old- time ear drop which falls from a sold wire which pierced the ear. The hew pendant, ear ornaments all have a stud fastened close to the ear, and from this the pendant falls. A mix ture of gems is fashionable-an ear stud of pearls or turquoise or a sap phire with a pendant of diamonds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-21

Indigestion is the direct cause of disease that kills thousands of per- sons annually. Stop the trouble at the start with a little Prickly Ash Bitters: it strengthens the stomach and aids digestion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-21

: lol instance. Most Of the pendants are formed of several stones, but few single pear-shaped single gems are seen.
 1 Very dainty petticoats are of cam bric, with deep, full flouonces 3 washing tambour net, lavisbly em broidered in colored linen.
 Shades Of roses, wine and purple are among the beauty veils . spring.
 \ white net evening gown is span gled paillette in silver, and embroid i cred in trails of raised Valenciennes flowers, the leaves veined in shaded 1 filosells, to the full blown flowers o shaded pink and nacre sequins touched with bronze, and made ovel a White silk foundation, yelled 1T sOftest blush rose. The corsage, which was cut very low, was almost entire i ly of the embroidery, and was finish ed with an Empire sash of knotted reseda satin. The blending of color is perfection.
 NeckTets and bracelets of coral are affected by decided brunettes or blondes. Tie smartest necklet s formed of a series of coral carvings strung to sether with golden links. The .medallions represent roses or leaves and are delicately and skillfu}- ly wrought
 \ China blue raiah has 8 beautiful ly cut skirt but perfectly plain skirt. The bodice has d square plastron of blue silk crochet lace engraving a chemisette of cream 9uipure lace. \ Wondrous factor a fantasy of cream and blue coque plumes forms the chief ornament of the cream chip hat that accompanies this costume
 X chiffon evening gown is of the new shade, known as Terre dEgypte, made over white, the folded fchu and the center panel painted in flow CTS of wedge wood blue and Rompey pink and outlined on each side by a panel of fine lace, a high sash of chene produting the flowers in more vivid tones, the very fussy lace and net sleeves tied with gold tissue.
 Another evening gown was of white crepe de chine with deep in sertion of painted chiffon, the pink and yellow roses lightly touched with silver, giving the misty effect of moonlight sheen, the chiffon draper ies of the decolletage drawn through two large diamond half moons and the floating sash of frilled white tulle also drawn through a glittering horse shoe
 A lovely gray-blue net gown IS wrought at the hem with an embrOid- cry of silver, oxidiZe, and gold. It is yelled with chiffon, over which falls another embroidery carried out in clair de lune sequins, the whole suS- gesting delicate moa1Rhine, The se- quins appear also on the corsage.
 CATHERINE MANN-PAYZANT.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-21
TRINITY EPISCOPAL
 CHURCH SERVICES

Morning prayer and sermon at II o'clock.
 Song service at night, 7:43 o'clock, auspices St. Cecilas's Guild. Sunday school at 930 a. m.
 You are cordially invited to these services.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-21

For adoption-A little girl four months old. Father and mother dead. Call at Pacific Hotel.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-21

See A. A. LeLaurin for iron fences and lawn furniture.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-21
FOR RENT.

Five-room house, bath; tWo-room servants house, one block Of street cars, on Fifteenth and Linden.
 w. F. BAUM
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-21

Regulates the bowels, promotes easy natural movements, cures constipa- tion-Doan's Regulets. Ask your drug Slst for them. 9 cents a box.