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The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-08-19
AROUND THE TOWN.

R. L. Firestone, of Lakeview, spent
Sunday in this city.
s. r. Wiedef of Columbia Falls
spent yesterday in the city.
J. H. Edwards has returned from a
business trip to Montana cities.
w. H. Ribelin is at Lake Melon.
aid, where he will spend some time.
w. A. Beaudreau is spending a few
days in the city from his home at
Poison.
Geo. Robinson of Libby is in lne
city in the interest of his mine near
that place.
Rev. H. T. Hastings from New
York has been assigned to the Meth
odist church at Holt.
rev. w. II. W1llams, OF M1nden,
Kansas. has been assigned as pastor
of the Methodist church at Elk Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Marsden Of st.
Paul will arrive IN Kalispell tonight
on visit to their son, Druggist Mars
den.
marriage license was issued Sat
urday to Harry Jones and Mrs. Pearl
Butler. Both are residents Of Jen-
nings.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Conrad, who
have been on an extended tour of the
eastern cities for some time, will re-
turn to Kalispell tonight.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-08-19

We invite comparison in our line of
work and dress gloves. 1.-THE Eastern.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-08-19

Baths Is cents = kaIispell Steam
Laundry.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-08-19

Rev. w. H. Williams, of Minden.
Kansas, has been assigned as pastor
of the Methodist church at Elk Park.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-08-19

Geo. Robinson of Libby is in lne
city in the interest of his mine near
that place.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-08-19

Rev. H. T. Hastings from New
York has been assigned to the Meth
odist church at Holt.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-08-19

Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Conrad, who
have been on an extended tour of the
eastern cities for some time, will re-
turn to Kalispell tonight.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-08-19

w. A. Beaudreau is spending a few
days in the city from his home at
Poison.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-08-19

Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Marsden of st.
Paul will arrive IN Kalispell tonight
on visit to their son, Druggist Mars
den.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-08-19

A marriage license was issued Sat.
urday to Harry Jones and Mrs. Pearl
Butler. Both are residents Of Jen.
nings.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-08-19

w. H. Ribelin is at Lake McDon-
aid, where he will spend some time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-04

producers throughout the land, as well as tending to promote a low state of public morals; therefore be it
 Resolved, That the Grain Dealers association, in convention assembled, respectfully but urgently petition the congress of the United States to so amend paragraph of schedule A of the United States revenue act by in creasing the ratio of taxation on this illegal and pernicious traffic carried on in bucket shops as to render the same unprofitable, and that whenever the war revenue act shall be repealed the said act be permanently incor- re.e~ted in the United States excise laws.
 Resolved, That copy of these reso- lutie1s be forwarded to each of the houses of congress and to each sena- tor and congressman from the several states represented in the membership of the Grain Dealers association.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-04

The ferriage facilities are too slight to accommodate the country people, and the necessity of a bridge seems very apparent.
 However, there are those among the citizens of the county who strongly oppose the enterprise, and their argu- ment is not without good reason. They contend that the territory which would be annexed to Pine Bluff isnot worth the expense necessary to be incurred in building the bridge, and that Pine Bluff would receive no more patronage than already comes to her merchants. The settlement of this long discussed question will be heard with much interest.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-04
FREE BRIDGE :STION IS BEING AGITATED BY
 THE PEOPLE,.
7 Farmers Hope the County Levying Court Will Take
 the Matter Up.

he free bridge question is being siderably discussed by the people.
 especially by the farmers on the 1.h side of the river, and they hope Ecounty levying court will take the Jter up seriously. and make a ng effort to put free bridge cement on foot that would mean a ization of a free bridge across the ansas at Pine Bluff at as early } in the future as is possible.
 ust now considerable trouble is srienced by the farmers who bring r. Long linesshrdluetaoicmfwype E cotton from across the river
 y lines of wagons, each waiting it's . patiently wait hour after hour dther side of the river every busi-
 Aday during the cotton season.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-04
BIG IMPROVEMENT
BEING MADE BY THE IRON NOUN
 TAIN RAILWAY.
Building Lirk Which Make St Eouis-NeW Orleans Air
 Line.

MT. E. F. Merritt of Lake Village was in the city Thursday, and he says that the Iron Mountain railway was making considerable improvement on it's equipment in South Arkansas. From Tlippe Junction. in Desha coun- ty a line is in process of construction south to Lake Providence, La The line will be continued north from Trippe to Helena, Phillips county, and thus the Iron Mountain will have an almost air line between St. Louis and New Orleans. The company proposes to thoroughly gravel the roadbed be- tween St. Louis and New Orleans. and thus make the route one of the most satisfactory travel ways between the two places All this work is to be accomplished by the time the worlds fair in St. Louis opens.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-04
THE BUCKET SHOPS Grain Dealers National Az sociation Want Them
 Ext na cd. ADOPTED RESOLUTIONS IN WHICH BUCKET SHOPS ARE
 DENOUNCED. Petition to Congress Asks That the Tax on the Business Be
 Made Prohibitive.
THE RESOLUTIONS IN FULL

Des Moines, Oct "A blow at the
 bucket shop is to be struck by the
 Grain Dealers National association.
 The committee on resolutions have
 united favorably in paper submitted by President Warren of the Chicago board of trade who has Waged cease less war on such institutions. The Grain Dealers association will peti- tion congress to amend the revenue law so as to blot out the bucket shop
 entirely
 As agreed upon by the committee
 the anti-bucket shop resolution is as
 follows:
 Whereas, The so-ealled dealing car ried on in bucket shops has become the national mode of gambling and consists of merely betting on the fiuc- tuations of the market prices Of com | modities and securities bought and sold on the commercial and financial
 exchange of the country: and Whereas, This form of gambling IS
 serious detriment to the grain trade
 and a constant menace to values, thereby working a great injustice to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-04

Miss Gertrude Coghlan and her ex- cellent company appear at the Capital theater, Little Rock, on Wednesday, October 16. Miss Coghlan has been seen in g great many productions, but in none of them has she given such general satisfaction as her perfect inn personation. of Becky Sharp tho central figure in Thackery's immortal novel, Vanity Fair Several Pine Bluff ladies and gentlemen have ex- pressed their intention of going to Lit tie Rock to attend the performance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-04
Killing at Nashville.

P l.. Looper, whose home is near Murfreesboro, was shot by Ted Jac- ques at Burt X Humphreys black smith shop in this city yesterday aft ernoon about o'clock, says the Nashville (Ark) News The weapon used was a revolver, and the ball en- tered the stomach lodging in the ab- dominal cavity, and the wounded man died at l o'clock this morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-04
BOLDLY PRAISED Emma Goldma9 Comments the Assassin of the Late
 Presi lent. ALSO DENoUNcES BIOLOGISTS VICTIM AS PRESIDENT OF
 MONEY KINGS. Says She Reverently Bows Before Such Murderers as Anar-
 chist CoIgosz.
DENIED RIGHT TO LECTURE

Chciago. H., Oct 4.-Pfaise of As sassin Czolgosz and denunciation of President Mckinley characterize the article by Emma Goldman in today's issue of the Free Society, the first is sue of the organ of the anarchists since the assassination. Her article says in part:
 Never before in the history of gov ernments has the sound of a pistol shot so startled, terroYized and hor- ritied the selfsatisfied, indifferent, contented and indolent public as has the one fired by Leon Czolgosz when he struck down William Mckinley, president of the money kings and trust magnates of the country.
 Why this howl of hired press? Why such bloodthirsty and violent ut terances from the clergy? Why the mad rawlings of the mob, the demand for rigid laws to curtail freedom of
 
 speech and the press? Now that the impossible has happened, that even America has given birth to the man who struck down the king of the re- public, they have lost their heads and are shouting for vengeance upon those who for years have shown that the conditions here were beginning to alarming and until a halt be called despotism would set it's heavy foot on the hteherto relatively free limbs of the people
 his attitude and behavior ] feel that he was a soul in pain 9 soul that could find no abode in this cruel world of ours, a soul impractical, inexpedi ent, lacking in caution qaccording to the dictum of the wise), but daring just the same and ] can not help but a soul
 Mayor Harrison has issued peremp- tory order to Chief of Police O'Neil instructing him to prevent the delivery of any lecture by Miss Goldman in Chicago at the present time Her ad- vertisement that she will give public ly the lecture which Czolgosz said first melted him to the commission of his crime is declared by the chief executive to be little short of the ex- treme of impudence" Any justifica- tion the police department may need for the prevention may be found. Mayor Harrison says, in the fact that Miss Goldman's public appearance now would be likely to provoke some breach of the peace.
 Tonight when Editor isaak made application for admission of his paper the Free Society. to the mails at sec ondelass rate, which he was obliged to do after temporarily suspending publication. he was toii that he would have to make formal application in Washington He was also given to understand that the Washington au- thorities would undoubtedly bar his paper from the mails
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-04
:D|CATEl) DAYS Arkansas State Fair Asso ciation to Occur Here
 This Month. ST DAY FOR PINE BLUFF AND COTTON BELT, SECOND
 LITTLE ROCK. skT. Vauc.n, Little Rock, and a. w. Jones, Cummns, Will Act
 as the Judges.
OF THE HORSES ENTERED.

aes Arkansas State Fair assoeia,
 is making elaborate preparations the coming fall festival, which will cid here from the 14th to the 18th mt. both inclusive. The races will better than ever before. and the ,ral line of attractions are the # which can be secured. The
 ram of dedicated days is as fol rst day. Monday. October 14-Pine and Cotton Belt.
 .cond day. Tuesday. October l5- tgart. Clarendon and Brinkley. lird day. Wednesday. October 16- e. Rock and Independent Order Men of Arkansas. Mrth day, Thursday. October IT. lrkana, Camden and Fordyce. ! fth day, Friday, October 1S-Old } iers.
 , xth day, Saturday October 19- red folks.
 ,cretary Nj. E. Bloom is receiving ! " entries for the races by wire. ,ng the tfotters and pacers entered the following circuit chasers: CT Sign. Diana. Signal Bells, Hi5 Nv, Eleetioneer. Greenfield Boy and II. Of these horses, Signal s, Greenfield Boy and Billy H. are
 known here. Billy H. is the prop
 of Wiley Zones the colored turf of this city. He will be shipped from Pennsylvania, where he did sensational racing. His record 10.
 , essrs. Frank T, Vaughn of Little k and ]. w. Jones of CumminS been engaged to serve as judges.
 the services of H. E. Woods, T essional starter of Narborne have Il secured.
 r. Bloom wishes the public to erstand that all exhibits should } .aken to the fair grounds at once.
 Buck has finished advertising the
 over the state. and is now on
 grounds and has charge of the bits.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-04

dent and general manager of the Mis- souri Pacific railway. was in the city yesterday He came in over the Iron Mountain from Little Rock and trans ferred to the Cotton Belt and left over the Cotton Belt lines for Texarkana, from which point he will return to St. Mountain
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-04

A euchre party and dance was given by the Valhalla club last night at the club hall. A large number of the society people of Pine Bluff and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-04

Mir Russell Harding, vice presi meet the wants of all
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-04
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-04

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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-06-28

"Wow-ow-ow, Wow, Wow-ow- -ow
Small baby, rapidly becoming purple
in the face Mother kneads it on her
lap and then tosses it into the air in
order TO reassure it) wow-w-ww
Wuh-owi Wuh-ow Wow! Wow
Vow
noted alike for their intelligence,
their public spirit and that enlightened
patriotism which
Come on boys. They're three for
five, remember Three for i've; Three
for Eve; Three for fivei Three for five
aneverytimeyouriag agthebellyougitagoo
cigar! Come on, boys! Come on an
-"
Bang Bang Bingl Boot! Prst,
Bungl Bang bang bang! Bunch of fir;
crackers under a barely
Wow Wow-ow ow -ow-owl Uh uh
uh-wow! Uh-wowl Wowuh" Same
baby.l
"-befitting that ON this day of days,
made sacred throughout all time by
that heroic declaration of our illustri-
Gus forefatbers, we should assemble to
do honor to those who founded this re
public in strength and wisdom and at
the same time pledge to each other
-
"Lemol Lemo. Lemo! It's Eve a
glass. remember, good people The
cool, refreshing lemonade right here is
five glass. Five cents, nick, a half
a dime. the twentieth part of dol
lar buys large glass of the cool, re
freshing drink! oh, YESl Come on,
Come on Come on! The pure juice
of the lemon. bear in mind, Too good
Too good! Another soul made happy!
Come on It's Ave, 1--WE. i've. five, i've.
Hey-y-y! Come a runnn'; Lemo!
Lemoi Lemo"'
and in all seriousness, my fellow
citizens, allow our thoughts, on this,
the glorious birthday of national free
dom. to dwell upon those problems
which
Bing- -bing-bingl Bang, Boot Bing-
bang-bang- bang Fsss Ia sizzer'D.
Bangl Bang-bung bing bang
"Wuh uh-uh-uh-uh uh-tbahy hold
ing its breath ow! Wow-ow-ow-ow.
Uh-uh-uh-wowow-w w-wowow-wow"
That's the time you ring the bell
an git one o. the Dewey perfectos.
Yes, sir, the cigars all right. A nice
free smoker. Come on. now, Come
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-06-28
LA PLATA. MARYLAND, JUNE rs. 1901.
WORKS EARLY AND LATE.
Mrs Hstty Green, Though Rich, Enjoys
Little Rest.

Little Rest.
Mrs. Hetty Green's life is not to be
envied by her sisters Though she is
the richest woman in America, II not
In the world, her manner Of living is
more like that Of day laborer than of
person Of unlimited means, says
Frank Leslie's Monthly. She rises
early in her cheap little fiat in Hobo
ken. NJ j.. spends a few minutes upon
light breakfast and hurries to the
ferry. She is almost the first to ar
rive at her office in the Chemical bank
on Broadway. Here she labors until
after dark. Her rise in the financial
world was very swift, and yet it did
not appear to attract public notice for
several years. Before the public was
aware of the fact she had become
banker, railway director, stock opera
tor, real estate investor and capital
ist. Her success led many people to
believe at first that she was but a fig
urehead for shrewd. unknown specu-
lstor. Not until she had defeated
many groups Of hostile finaneiers and
predatory promoters did the world
realize that she was a new and potent
factor in the banking community.
Her greatest achievement so far as the
public is concerned took place in 1899,
when she lent over 100000 in cash
in a single operation. The money
market was tight. the need Of the bor-
rover great, and only one Wall street
magnate, Russell Sage. was supposed
to be in a position capable OF furnish
ing the ready money Imagine. there
fore, the general surprise when the
poorly-dressed Mrs. Green came for
ward and took up the loan with the
qiekness of an auetioneer seizing a
half-heard bid.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-06-28

sack for nickel, remember. Get the
real California duplex, double-jointed
beyel-edged, fiy-front peanuts. remem-
Der! They're fresh roasted They're
nice and hot. remember! Takemalong!
Takemalong! Takemalong, The 1901
model with the ball bearings, remem-
her; The only pneumatic peanuts sold
on the grounds today. Loosen up
Loosen up Buy peanuts for the la
dies. Bear in mind that these are the
winding peanuts. A written
guarantee with every peanut. remen-
berl Come on! Come on! Get your
peanuts right here! Step right"
Bang Bang-bingl Bang!
"Uh-wowl Uh-wow! Uh-wow-w-w,''
realize the immense regponsi-
bility resting upon us as the un-
crowned sovereigns of this incompara-
BILE domain? From where the piEcs
of the North bend in the icy blasts of
an arctic winter to those tropical
strands where the sweetmagnolia fills
the soft air with its sensuous per-
tune. and from the rugged Plymouth
rock on that Jleak New England shore
To where the Golden Gate throws out
its mighty arms in hospitable wei
come to a new world of commerce far
beyond the dancing waves of the Pa
cific, there comes one great paean of
JOY. one majestic chorus that
Bang! Bingety bang! Bang Bansl
Bangl Bingety- bang -hansl Br-r-r-r-r.'
1.-TWO punches at one timel
h-uh-uh-uh-wow-w Uh-uh-uh-
wow-w-w! WowOwow. Wowowowr
I 'Iemol Lemoi Its a pure drink. re-
member, indorsed by leading physi-
clans II perfumes the breath and
curis the hair remember Step right
up. girls. and drink till you bust.
Come on, Come on Come on, Drink
erdownl It'll cost you but a paltry
nick. five cents, pieayune, half
dime, good people We're here to-day
and gone tomorrow Come runnin'l
Drink 'er down.
the people, for the people and
by the people shall not"
Bing. Bing bing-bing! Bang,
a good cigar if you hit the bell
| Who'll be the next"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-06-28

President Leubet of France is a man
who bears no malice When mem
ber of the nobility smote him on the
head with stick as he was peacefully
sitting in the race course at Auteuil.
ths courts sentenced the cowsrdly Of
teHdsr to two years Imprisonment.
The president wished to pardon the
culprit at a very early stage OF his
Imprisonment, but the ministry repre-
ssnted that, however lightly NJ. Lou
bet, the man, might regard the offense,
It was against public policy that the
assailant and insulter of M. Loubet,
The president. should escape with a
Nominal punishment.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-06-28

A person who constructs building
upon his own property with windows
in it. upon the side facing his next
neighbors property, so that the pri-
vacy of the latter's residence is inter-
fered with. can not he made by his
neighbor, by injunction to close the
windows, holds the Supreme court of
Louisiana. in the case of Bryant VS..
Sholars (29 So. Rep. S5O). the latter's
remedy being to establish screens upon
his own property.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-06-28
NO.22.

Wow uh WOW. -uh-uh-wowi''
"oh. yes we're selling large pack
age OF the antlseptic peanuts for FIVE
today Net ten, but fve Remember.
good r ople, that these peanuts were
not made by a trust Satisfaction guar
anteed, bear in mind. ct money re-
funded as Won pass out the door. Hey
y-y-y' Come an get EN-. They're the
real Peruvian, homemade. rock bal
last, heavy weight peanuts, warranted
to regulate the stomick and cuGe fheu-
matism."
Bang, Baugl Fang
indeed recreaut 10 our trust If
we did not offer willing and loyal
support at this crisis to that unselfsh
patriot. that fearless statesman, that
intrepid leader of men, who now holds
the most exalted position within the
gift of mortal"
Wow, h-uhsuh-uh-uh wow Wow
wow-wow! Uh-wow! Uh-wow! Uh-
uh-uh-wowow, wowow! Wow
that glorious banner. whose
stars shall endure when the stars OF
heaven have crWmbled into nothing
ness and
Bang Bang bang. Bangety -bing.
bungl Bangl Bingety-bingety-hang"
View! Vow WowOwM Wow
"Number-r-r eigbt' Next tine you
ring he he'll aa' tbsn you git s5od
cigar, 1hrce To-,
"--~arebiug Geme of beatem plt-
h, fellow-ei,ihcu niay We nos"
Wow! Wowow Vow
"oyes! Dyes! oyesl They're the
self-raising peanuts, remember. with.
out knot or hlemish A bushel for a
nick, good people Fresh roasted. good
people Dig up Dig up, Buy your
peanuts here. Come onl Come ont
Come ON
The lemonade is five to-day, re-
member, five, five. five. five, eve. Ave
ccntsl The large cold glass for nick
Furry up' Hurry up! Unbeltl Tn
belt. Give tho ladies a nice cold
drink
Mines the numbci You come
mighty near The hole that time. fryer
as.n! fryer agin! Tlyer again
shall review with grateful mem
ory the eourageous--"
"Wow-uh WOW! Wow-uh' WOW!
Wov-w-w, Wow-w-w,,'
That's what they all say--the best
they ever tasted Come on. Come
on! The genuine Manila peanuts right
here, good people A picture of Ad-
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-06-28

dutyl Why. fellow-cidzcns we are
standing upon the threshold Of one of
The most sublime opochs in the mag
niticent history of onr imperial corr
monwealth Vii-ia pro-9het.e egc
glanaa aiolg the :iit s-isg aaghway Of
the twentieth century a-G ,lsge be-
hold -...-
Get en-. hot, 6, III l.o;. The big
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-06-28

An acre of bananas will produce. in
weight. 1873 times as much as an acre
Of wheat. Banana -four is coming into
use. Brewers are experimenting with
bananas as a substitute for barley.
From the fibre of the plant, rope, can
vas and thin clothing are being made
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-06-28

next? Three for five! Three for fve"'
Its ice cold-wow uh-wow uh-wow
fresh roasted here for Oh, yes!
Oh, yes.-beloyed country. in whose
-" Bang! Bing! Bang! Bang,
to the end of time / thank you
for your kind attention"
Baugl Bang!-George AIDE. in the
Chicago Record
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-06-28

John Henry" said Mrs Bainhridse
to her eldest son, on the morning of
the Fourth, you must stay at home
to-day and rock the cradle
why not let the skyrocketgH dc
manded John Henry. as he whizzed
through the doorway Harper's Baz-