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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-12-01

A Byron revival in the literary world
seems upon us. Three recent novels
are founded upon his career. one by
Mrs. Humphry Ward. which deals
with the Lady Caroline Lamb episode.
Ills confessions" have just been given
to the world, and new edition of his
works, complete, is announced by an
American publisher.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-12-01

The dredging of Father Rhine is
causing the marshes of the upper
reaches of the river to disappear and
the agricultural lands Of the region are
gaining enormously in fertility.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-17
THE JEWS AND CH9ie~..,

By Rabbi J. Leonard Levy. Dzn
 Gh" stmas presents tv1 asrsc,,
 as''lersEion-tte e the5-as caI an,
 tia social. With the ,e-r,a ,5o
 " k L.mself out of haal..o,.>-- r.;., he latter he finds himself in fnn Gccord
 Educated to believe that God iy i. fin 'te and eternal, that He bas likeness or similitude, that He is not subject to the accidents incidental matter, the believing Jew cannot ak serve any day as the anniversarv \. Gods birthday.
 'rt mately associated with the theo. oloeical concepts of Christmas is tbo resultant persecut on of Israel po. cause the Jew has rejected Christ. mas as Gods natal day, his name has been bespattered and his head has been battered during fifteen weary centuries. It would seem that inc world has lavished so much of it's af lection on the only lowly noble Jew of Gal lee has concentrated so 1qnch of it's racafd o7 tie Jewish carpenters inspiring S0n h1s bestowed so much of it's wo1 llin cn the Jewish child of Mary. t''a lawass, that it has been ehle to lesarFe little CT no affection for the people who gave Jesus fo the world.
 The de fcati3n Of oee jew has meant the G2nnation Of alIfae others. and it c2n t7.us he easily m 7af+food why. with his own coacaRii8a of ro. 1ieious truth, the Jew caanot feca5c cfle the theoloeieal asnect of GhtStma to his conscience and reason.
 With the social side of Christmas cheer, with ifs elaasome spirit of peace and geol will with is out stretched hand of generosity, with it's reunions and domestic joys, With it's consecrating to the inspiring example of the beautiful life of the crucified Jew of Nazareth. with it's promise of catholic large heartedness and sym pathetic brother Ines, the Jew not on. ly finds himself in hearty 2 o@2il, but he also hcgoe flat such uplifting and ennobling sentiments ma ~a Y z. themselves in the human their franerance may per.@ea.e .2s whole year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-17
Y. M. C. A. BARBER SHOP.

Today's Graphic contains the an ncuncement of the Y. M. c. A. barber shop, w. F. Park, proprietor Mir. Park has been conducting this shop for the past month or two, and has "lready buil I'D most enEiabla traaH So great has been the demand mad upon him that he has lately been forced to add two new cha IS, increas- ing his shop from one-chair shop to ! three-chair shop. His reputation in the barber business was made long before he engaged in his present place
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-17
Dance on December 26.

On December 26, at the Bluff City dub hall the young gentlemen of the aity will give a dance. It will be un- sler the maa aeement of Messrs. New ron Macr and Allen Orto. It is an ticipated that there will be number of visiting young ladies in the city, including Misses VOss and Booker of Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-17
RESOLVE

With the outgoing of the old and :- aomlnS Of tn new year. Resolve to lead new life.
 Open an account with us-it will change your whole life.
 You will stop the petty, useless ex- travagance, which keeps the majority Of people living a hand-to-mouth ex- istence. You will be more business like. The habit of thrift and saving will grow. your savings will grow then you VII be independe- t-ycu will be free to take advantage of some good opportunity which may knock a: your door,
 We allow interest on all deposits.
 PINE BLUFF TRUST CO.,,
 Corner Main and Barraque Sts
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Weddinq Announcement.

The following wedding announce ment is taken from the Memphis Com mereial=Appeal 3f Sunday, December 10: Susie Galbreath Payne, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Thomas James Payne of Germantown, Tenn, to Finson Duke Pride of Pine BlAtf, Ark, date of ceremony December 2S at high noon, at the brides home in Germantown
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-17
Locomotive Firemen's Ball.

Tho seventeenth annual ball Of Aetna lod"e. No. 1G3. assisted by Mareschal Neil lodge. No. "4. of the ladies' society of Locomotive Bremen. VII take place on Tuesday evening, January 23. at the Bluff City club hall. The music will be furnished by Sax by'S band of Memphis.
 Committee on arrangements-E. J. Bedding. general chairman: E. T. Kill mer. F. H. Edmurds. I. r. Wilson. Bedding, general chairmon: F T. Ki''- Nat Rider and Thos Rike. The fol- lowing is the invitation issued:
 Aetna lodge. 163. Brotherhood of Fine Bluff Ark. Jan. g. 1906-,To all concerned. everywhere: Yourself and lady will run special from your home to the Bluff City hall, with right over all previous engagements and invita- tions. January g. 1906. where you will hold the main line in the grand ball given by Aetna lodge l6o. IS. or l.. r After reaching the hall you will work as double head extra from 9 D. m. January g. 1906. until a. m.. Janu ary, 24. 1906 between grand marct and Home, Sweet Home,' protecting against all trains After 4 a. m. vol will run extra to your lady's residence and return light to your hone. Gen tlemen must have copy of this or der Ladies must see that their es cort understands the order before leaving the home terminal. E. J. Red ding. master.
 "Reneated at 8:20 n. m.: conductor yourself; train. special 1; made, con
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-17

The principle Gin advertising) upon which the firm has acted during 55 years of it's existence is pers' stence -teeoinr constantly at it.-Thomas Cook & Son, Tourist Agents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-17
Ciayton-Smith.

1udee P. T. Culpepper tied the nup ,ial knot Tuesday morning that made Mr. Monroe Smith and Miss Maggie Ciav,on one and the same. The groom is I.aark. La. while the bride is from Emmerson, Ark. The wedding occur red in the parlors of the Hotel Ar lington.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-17

Dlete; time, S:22 ?. m.; operator, D. O. L. F.
 The annual balls given b.: the bfoth orhood of Locomotive Firmen are al wavs looked forward to with a srea' degree of pleasure by hu:arels oi oeople, as they are largely attended They increase in DO: nlarlty every ear and it is safe to s.y that the coming ball will eclipse any of it's pre- ,let ':s 0rs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-17
Local Receipts.

The cotton receipts for Friday were 43 bales, against 362 ~n the sane date last year; for the week 1866, last year, 240S; since September l., 97.97S; last year, 47,129. The ship ments for Friday were 2S5 bales, against $40 on the same date last year; for the week, 17S7; last year, 1881; since September 1, 17,57S; last year, 31,625.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-17
Calerdar

Monday, December x -Elks thea te, "The Paraders,' mEs'cal com"u!
 Wednesday, December 2".- Slll Stocking club meets with Miss SIC Perkins at 2:30 D. r.
 Friday, December 22- Iali'e os Mrs. M. l.. Bell, in honor of MISS t" ture Bloom.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-17
Dauuhters of Confederacy.

Tuesday afternoon at , o'clock Da- vid Owen Dodd Chapter II. D. of C.. held an enthusiastic session at the hone of Mrs. Leo M. Andrews. De spite the holiday rush the attendance was good The business session was brief. It consisted mainly in regard to new business. In planning for a gift to send the Old Soldiers home it was decided to send money instead of the usual wearing apparel. The literary feature of the meeting was the reading of quite an interesting article hy Mrs -Hersh, "The ShacflinS oi Jefferson Bavis," by Dr. John !. Cra- ven. a surgeon in the federal army and. physician to Davis during his i'm
 prisonment at Fortress Monroe. Mrs vid O. Dodd chapter, but not one of the younger generation could nave read the paper with the same amount of feeling. The president, Mrs. Ben
 ton. owe quite an interesting talk or the "Confederacy, and Why Every Southern Woman Should Feel an In
 terest and Pride in the Cause. AT ter the serving of light refreshment; by the hostess. the session adjourned to met with Mrs. R. c. Atkinson the second Tuesday in January, 1906.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-17
Ladies of the Maccabees.

At the last regular meeting of the Ladies of the Maccabees the follow ing officers were elected. to be in stalled the first meeting in January: Past commander, Maude Baume. Lady commander, Stella Senyard. Lieutenant commander, Vida Hold erness.
 Reccr1 teercr. carr'e Troupe. Finarce keepor. Ida Tonev.
 Mistress at arms, Aggie Pickett.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-17

If he deceives with his goods the public will resent it, and will turn away from his invitations to buy, no matter how skillfully or attractlvel9 these invitations may be presented'- Glenn Studebaker, Carriages, South Bend, Ind.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-17

The very best advertisement IS ''7 method i'll which business Is cohooN ed, and it should never be forgo''sn that courtesy is a great element success.-J. Henry Townsend, hh''N erbocker Trust Co.,, N. Y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-17
CLOSED IN MEMORY MRS. KREss

s. H. Kress and company ,.ose1 their doors in th.s city from l2 tc 1 o'clock Saturday on. of respect to he Ii e~ory of the fath,r of S. H., R. II. and c. w. Kress, the gentlemen who compose the firm. The senior Kres died at his hone in Allenton, Pa , and was buried at that place Satur- day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-17
Linen Shower.

Miss Annie May Cross has issued cards to her friends for linen show
 CT" Thursday. December 21, in honor of Miss Tnez Thompson, who is to be married the afternoon of December 25.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-17

This bank has made free use ol printers ink by advert sing in the local press, in magazines, perloalcai'' illustrated editions of neWspape' D and always with profit, direct ana ''- direct.-Henry Refs, Cashier, ola N'' tional Bank, Evansville, Ind.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-17
Machinists Ball.

Invitations have been issued by rhairNan J. c. Richardson to the New Years ball to be g ven at the Ruff City hall by Cotton Belt lodge No. 51 International Association Of Nachiaists. on the evening of Jan, rnry 1, 1906.
 The Machinists' New Years bal will he one of the events of the sea son, socially speaking. Preparation of an elaborate nature are being made for it, and a very large at tendance is expected to contribute to it's success.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-17

Not one man in ten reads books. The newspaper is parent. school, college, pulpit. theater, example, counseilor' aN in one. Every drop of our blood is colored by it. Let me make the newspapers and I care not who makes the religion or the laws. Wendell Phillips.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-17

With a complete stock on hand, the seller has the problem of disposlas of it. If he is sagacious, he takes the qu ckest and best road to accom- plish this. He advertises his goods J. Walter Thompson, N. Y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-17
Mrs. Bell to Entertain.

Mrs M. l.. Bell has issued invita-. lion for a dancing party in honor of her granddaughter, Future Bloom, who will arrive from Chicago about the 18th. The date of this function will be December 22.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-17

Advertising, even moderately "ei' managed. is one of the shortest foaus to success.-Artemus Ward, o"fo lio."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-17

The incans stencies of human naz ture, in all the naEedness of their fraiity, are shown in the lack of judgment of otherwise good business men, who attend to everything well, except advertising, and expect poor advertising to do the work.-Nathl. |. (. Fowler, Boston.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-17

Success and prosperity are lhpos sible without publicity.-Henry ne''' Cashier, Old National Bank, Evans vile, Ind.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-17

We set apart a large sum annu"'' for advertising and have made II pay. Il. E. Baker, President Yar"o"'" Steamship Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-17

Don't you think because your first alyert sement meets with no success, that you should drop it. Keep Honf' elf continually before the public, end sooa the Nablic will begin to pa tronize you, provided you e.ve them what you adveytise.-Ceo. H. Flint, R. H. White Co.,, Boston.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-17

Liberal advertising nd'cates active management-Henry Refs. Cashier Old National Bank. Evans :lle. Ind.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-17

ed all the guests to brave the ele- ments. for the leasura of an afternon at the Alexander home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-17
Silk Stockinq Club.

Miss Sue Perkins w II be the host ess for tho Silk Stocking cl"h on Wed nesday, December 20. at 2:30 D. m The guest company will include only members of the club.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-17

People 20 where they're invi1ea'- A. T. Stewart. ;. |.
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Euchre Postponed.

Mrs. Frank Ragland has ""Stpcned the meeting of the Married Peoples $ Euchre club until the Wednesday eve ming after Christmas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-17
QUOTATIONS.

Corrected daily by c. c. Taylor and company.
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THE MARKETS

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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-07-14
DOMESTIC.

Fred Ross, of Denver, Col, who was
knocked out by Jack Donnelly, oi St
Louis, Mo. in the sixteenth round of n
prize fight, Is dead His neck was dis
located and n blood eliot gathered on
the brain
a package of dynamite was found at
the New York City end of the Brooklyn
Bridge after il had been kicked about
for an hour.
Former Interstate Commerce Com
missioner leoman declares In an inter
view that the Panama Canal is the
biggest humbug OF the age and can
not he completed
From injuries received NJ u fire two
months ago Chief herman Mcmingcr
of the Milwaukee (Wis) Fire Depart
mcnt, died
The largest militia cncampmcnt III
The history of Massachusetts was
opened nj Wcstiicld under command Of
Lieutcuant- General Nelson n. Miles
The Y0akum lines in Texas have pur-
chased S2nO.OOO worth of land in the
heart of Dallas for terminals for their
four railways.
Fifteen packers i'm Chicago, III, gave
bonds in 5000 each.
Franklin ID Strong, Of East Hnmp
ton, Mass. was killed at Trinidad. Col,
10y plunging over II twelve foot en-
baDkment in an automobile which he
had just bought and was using for the
first time.
Fort Grant, established many years
ago on the San Carlos reservation. In
Art1 10 IN nh an hasu "A
the peaceful character of the Indians.
Kansas is financially embarrassed ~
the result Of the Dcvlin failure. The
state is unable 10 pay the salaries of
2OoO employees.
Two white women. Mrs. Mary Jay.
thirty years old, and May Woodling.
twenty eight years old, were murdered
ia q house in the Tendcrloin seCs,on Of
Scranton. Pa. In each case the WON
ans skull was crushed with hatchei
The New Jersey Court Of Errors and
Appeals has finally decided To wear
roUts. and will appear in them for the
first time at the rnxt term.
Gentiles organized in salt Lake City,
Utah, 10 defeat a Mormon plot 10
seize the choice tracts Of the Uintah
Indian reservation about 10 he opened
by the Government
The Rev. Dr. Wylic. Of the Scotch
Presbyterian Church, New York City,
In sermon suggested Jail as the pro
per place for high finance" directors
who juggle with trust funds.
Congressman Drlscoll attorney for
Superintendent Hendricks, Of New
York. in the Equitable investigation.
rca.icd 10 James II Hyde's defense Of
his father. and showed how the elder
man made huge profits a. the expense
OF the policy holders
Joseph NJ Terrell. Gogcrnor Of Geor-
gin. has offered rewards Of $500 each
for the arrest and conviction Of the
first five members Of the Waikinsville
mob and $500 each FOR every other
member.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-07-14
ORR ADOPTED ISLANDS.

There has been strike OF longShorc-
men AZ san Juan, Il. Il. and the car
goes of vessels were mlo9dcd 10y labor
ers brought from interior towns.
The Philippine Commission. NJ Ma
Mia. has passed an act granting 10
John I. SGbin ana Louis Glass, of san
Francisco. Cal. a franchise to con
struct telephone and telegraph systems
throughout the Philippine Islands.
IL was announced at Manila that Fc-
lizardo. Il bandit who has long terror
izcd the Province of Cavitc, had been
KILLED 10y a detachment of the Second
Cavalry. The fact is that he WAS only
wounded AMI made his escape His
chief subordinate surrendered and two
of his men who ranked as leaders,
were killed
President Roosevelt has approved the
issue of 5000 aOo Of bonds by the Terri
tory of Hawaii to refund the gold
bonds OF the Republic Of Hawaii is
sued under an act of the Legislature
OF June l3, 1896.
There is every indication that ,he
sugar season in the Hawaiian Islands
will bc one of the Fest in recent years,
The coffee growers OF Porto Rico
feel much encouraged by the efforts
which are being made To popularizc
their product in the United States.
There is a big crop in prospect.
a sergeant and six men of the See
ond Cavalry have killed Fslgardo the
scourge of Cavitc, Philippine Islands
He was the boldest bandit in the isl
and and was the hero Of numerous es-
Capos
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-07-14
a Robert Louis stevenson, Prayer.

Lord. behold Our family here assem-
bled We thank Thee for this place I'm
which we dwell, for the love that
unites us, for the peace accorded us
this day. for the hope with which we
expect tho morrow; FOR the health. the
work, tho food and the bright skies.
that make our lives delightful; for our
friends in all parts of the earth. and
our friendly helpers In this foreign isle.
Let peace abound I'm our small com
pany. Purge out of every heart the
lurking grudgc. Give us grace and
strength TO forbcar and 70 persevere.
Offenders, give Us the grace 10 accept
and 10 forgive. Forgetful ourselves,
help us 10 bcar cheerfully the forget
fulness Of others. Give us courage and
gaiety and the quiet mind. Spare 10
US our friends. soften US 10 our enc
mics. bless Us. if IL may be. in all our
innocent cndCgyOrs. II il may not.
give us the strength 20 encounter that
which is 20 come. that we be brave in
peril. constant in tribuiations temper
ate in wrath. and in all changes OF for
tune. and down 20 the gates Of death.
loyal and loving one 90 another. As
the clay 20 the potter. rs the windmill
20 the wind. as children OF their sire.
we boseech of Thee this help and
mercy Tor Christ's sake - From the
Works o. Stevenson
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-07-14
ELACKBERRTES

The Eldorado is Of good quality and
pies about the same that Ben
Davis holds among apples but 10y good
culture and careful pruning to avoid
too heavy set Of fruit the quality can
be much improved There .S good dc.
mand for nice biackbcrries, and plenty
of room for the man who will take
pains 20 produce fruit of good quality
The soashorc resorts are crowded at
the time this fruit ripeus, and much
can be disposed Of there at fancy
prices II ono is 50 situated ms 10 take
advantage Of this trade. often. how.
ever. a few quarts OF berries that have
wilted q tIflc and turned q little stale
will give retail dealer all that he
can sell through the afternoon an3
stock 20 commence on the next morn
inc; the same man could dispose Of
several crates 20 those stale berries
were ont OF the way anu some perfect
ly fresh fruit given him in their place
While % may not pay TO grow raSp
berries and blackberrios 10 the whole
sale way that strawberries. peaches
and apples are being produced. great
deal OF good fruit can be marketed at
good prices IL placed before customers
in a fresh condition; 10 need of men
tiouing the advantage Of clean. ncv
baskets for surely no one Us.s any
thing else Low when baskets can be-
had fOY cup-iHird Of cent. 4
MolgmpLy iu American Cui.ivatof.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-07-14
HAVE A HOTBFD.

: Every year demonstrates moro and
more the Importance OF the hotbcd in
scientific gardening Even on Il small
scale, carly vegetables cannot be sue.
cessfully raised without IT, Its cost. in
truth, is out Of all proportion TO the
good il does Though occupying 4
space only tell feet square, il will pro.
1uce wonders Several thousand OF to-.
mato OF cabbage plants can then be
started for early transplanting. With
the addition of q few cold frame sashes
one is therefore able to defy the tickle
roId OF late winter OF carly spring. In.
Iced, il j. pretty safe To say that the
use OF the cold frame is more desira.
bic than that Of the hOtbed. It re.
'duces the cost of raising vegetables
to q minimum, and even the SHOWS OF
late March cannot iniurc plants that
are protected Ivy properly constructed
cold frame, while all through April
and May il renders them perfectly Sc.
cure. No one, not having them. how.
ever, should make an extensive outlay
in cold frames aud hotbeds at the out.
set. Rather, q few feet OF one or the
other should be constructed each year
The cost is then divided up, and even
tually no more are built than there is
actual need for Fred o. Sib,cy. In
The EpitCmist.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-07-14
FLOWERS ON BUSHES.

We want shrubs in every home place
IN America. because they furnish more
fow"rs for less money and care. and
for q longer period of years. than any
other plant, says the Garden Magazine.
True, some trees have bag flowers, and
lots OF them. but they are higher up i'm
thea while bush is just where YOU
,an see ii and smell IL. Shrubs are
more permenant than "pereunials." and
they are nothing like the bother an
nuals are. You plant trees for poster
ty, but shrubs for yourself also. You
get flowers ia" second year, IL you pay
decent price, aud if You go away for
A summer the place does not look like
an abandoned home. The plain truth
IS that 4 homo without Shrubbery is all
wrong "hruhbery is just as necessary
to q place a. clothing to man. Nine
timeS ont OF ten the straight line
where building meets the gru"ud
should be hidden by shrubs.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-07-14
Getting Home Quickly.

a far country was 10 place for the
pIOdigay son - would have been bet
ten for him IL Do had come home long
before be did. The prompting TO do
80 probably followed hard Oh bis first
sin III you have fallen says Presi-
dent Henry Churchill King, in his
searching address on Character"
come back 90 Christ al once. Let the
separation be but mOmentary.' IL ~
false pride. only adding 10 our sin,
and Implanted by the devil, that keeps
us back from instant cOnfesriOn after
SHINING. God does not want p 20
wait until the sharpness aud sting Of
defeat have been dullpd by time. To
wait is 20 give fresh opportunity for
failure lie will welcome us home
90 any tine. but the welcome viii have
iis greatest possibilities when We come
Lcmc quickly -Sunday-sCL0ol Times.