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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-08-04

statesmen and bearing their nanl>s.
Until recently the list of these M
mortal trees was carried in the heat
of a canny old Scotchman, William r.
Smith, superintendent of the National
botanical gardens. Mr.. Smith is getting
on in years, and it has been deemed
advisable that the hundreds and thou
sands of interesting trees in the parks
of the national capital be given per-
manent record. Within the past two
years labels have been attached to all
the trees, showing their variety and a
record has been prepared of those trees
which were planted by men of note, so
that they form one of the interesting
features of Washington to be shown
the tourist
In the white house lawn, near the
west terrace, President Roosevelt
planted a year ago a Russo-American
oak. 1t is lineal descendant of q
native American oak which overshad-
owed the old tomb of Washington at
Mount Vernon. Charles Sumner, when
senator, sent acorns from this oak to
the car of Russia. They were plant
ed in the grounds of one of the cars
palaces, and Secretary Of the Interior
Hitchcock, when ambassador to that
country, secured from the oak trees
that grew from those acorns few oak
saplings, one of which was planted in
the white house grounds. There is an
oriental plane tree in Lincoln park.
planted by Thaddeus Stevens of Penn
sylvania. In the grounds in front Of
the white house is stately elm plant
ed by John Quincy Adams. President
Hays also planted an elm; President
Harrison sweet gum tree, and PreAt
dent Mckinley q scarlet oak.
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No More Battle. Pr.


Minneapolis There will be no fur
Their battle in Minnesota between the
independent oil companies and the
Standard OIL over railroad rates.
The Standard is not objecting to the
recent ruling made by the railroad
and warehouse commission whereby
the roads were ordered to carry oil
shipments in barrels in less than car
load lots at the same rate granted the
Standard on its tank cars; and at a
meeting of representatives of all the
railroads doing business in Minnesota,
held at the Offices of the attorneys for
the Northern Pacific in St. Paul, it
was decided not to appeal from the
ruling of the state railroad commits
sion, so far as the railroads are con-
cerned.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-08-04

All over the country there is warm discussion
of the new methods of propaganda employed W. the
socialistsby of "57 varieties of socialists
This method is the issuance of circular letter to
college students proposing the organization of an
by ten well-known names, among them that of Jack
London.
1t would look though the colleges, strongly
chary of encouraging the spread of the views held
by Yis new committee of ten; but Jack London has
beeA given opportunity to present his Views to the
are the words used by this strong" writer "You
are drones that cluster around the capastic honey
watts. Your fatuous self-su1ciency blinds you to the
surely wipe you and your slk-lined pued up leisure
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-08-04


Dr. Dpew-Yale him doctor of laws in 1885,
reef IN 1Ses and took active part in
present MIN 5 president and orator IN
ne
York Harlem and held similar position after this road was
Centa Cns second
iss2 ana was its president for 10 which latter position ne resgn
Vanderbilt
declined by him at times declined
President 1899 he
orator to needc
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Braner
family
Potter
in England
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-08-04
A DARING WOMAN EXPLORER

An Englishwoman, Isabella Bird Bishop made
for herself an honorable name in the field of eex-
the courage shown in accompanying her husband on
hazardous long journeyings, not few women have
crossed lonely wastes, penetrated mountain fast
nesses braved storm and stress to add to the wors
knowledge. But it is doubtful if any of them ever
essayed more difficult undertaking than the one
recently begun by Mrs Leonidas Hubbard, the widow
of the explorer who met his death not long ago in
the Labrador wilds
Passonatey devoted to her husband in life, Mrs.
Hubbard is passionately devoted to his memory, is
making bravest efforts to carry the work in whose
pursuit he lost his fe That work was the study of
the Nascaupee Indie ns, tribe that has never seen
white man, and tbs exploration of the unknown in
terior Of Labrador. Mrs. Hubbard has securod +ho
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-08-04
services of her husband

services Eon
As the world knows relief too late
a Of
married.
tae the interior mystic
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-08-04

off
OF
auoft
big
speaks
on the surface
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261,o74.

Minneapolis official census
figures place the population of this
city at 261,9 This is gain of
59,256 since the federal census of 1900
The gain is the greatest of any FIVE
year period in the history of the city.
Secretary of State Peter E. Hanson
announced the returns, after the final
checking had been done. The show
ing made by Minneapolis is surprise
to the most sanguine enthusiasts in
the matter of the city's growth. The
most hopeful hardly dared to make adj
vance estimates much closer to the &C.
tual results than 5000 under the fig
ures
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-08-04

Encouraging Maple Sugar Industry.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-08-04
Will Not Have to Borrow.

st. Paul-It looks as though it will
not be necessary for the state treasurer
to borrow money to make good the in
creasing overdraft in the general re.
venue fund.
During the past week the fund re-
ceived about $780, as the result of
the purchase of state capitol certificates
with state school moneys. Now the
shortage in the general revenue ac-
count is accordingly decreased to $780,
600. Though this deficit will be ma
terially increased again, there is some
thing over 5000, 900 in county taxes,
due June 20, still unpaid OF this
amount nearly $4,000 will enter the
general revenue fund, and the bal
ance may be used on overdrafts
Counties which have as yet failed to
send in their taxes to the state are
Hennepin, Ramsey, st. Louis, Bel
trami, Clearwater, Fillmore, Carlton,
Hubbard, Itasca, Kanabec, Otter Tail,
Pine and Sherburne.
Use Automobile.
st. Paul-What is probably the only
automobile in use by a rural mail car
rier in the country leaves here every
morning for New Canada and vicinity.
Gerhard Melchoir is the enterprising
carrier who has introduced this inno-
walton in the method of serving the pat
irons on his route, and he can be seen
starting out on his daily round from
the Bradley street station shortly after
9 o'clock every morning.
The means of locomotion is an i'm
portant one for the rural carrier, as he
must make his daily tour in all kinds
of weather, and he naturally tries to
complete his round as quickly as posi-
BILE. He has his horses to feed and
keep we'll shod. If one. Of the horses
goes lame or is otherwise disabled he
is put to great inconvenience and per-
haps considera BILE expense in caring
for the sick horse and hiring b substi-
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the Corcoran art gallery, and in the
early par: of the last century filed q
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-14
HAD GRIP
ON THE MARKET
ALL CEREALS CLOSED WEAK
WITH MUCH sELLlNG-DUE
TO FAVORABLE CROP RE.
PORTS.

! Chicago Dee Is WHEAT Trad.
/ ing was well under way before a weak
inesa developed During HE first hour
the feeling was bullish and on de-
/ mand from pi traders aud shorts
prices advanced A report from Ar
/ sentina thar the weather WAS ID. cn-
iifely favorable for harvesting, ana nc.
polts Of drougnt in Inia were tAo fac.
tors Az the session advanced onef.
ings increased Much Of The setting
done by commission houses wilh
northwestern canectipns Selling due
10 belief thai The railroads would be-
able 10 furnish cars in The near future
which would tesult in largely In
creased movement Later the mar
Eet was further weakened BY reports
that the export demand was very light
and also BY iaercased primary rl
ceipis rh6 close weak May Off q
COR Small local receipts held
he marIte early bnt selling IN cash
houses and pit traders soon caused
decline Weakness in wheat and eau-
mate Of liberal receipts tomorrow,
lower prices for cash corn induced seH |
ing The close was weak, May down |
a 70 H.
OATS The market was influenced
py the break in wheat and corn Cash /
demand was less BRISK and local ne
'eipts larger May closed Off 4
Receipts and Shipments
Chicago, H.. Dec 49, The follow.
ng car load lots represent tho re-
.eipts and shipments from his mar
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-14
UNION PACIFIC
MADE A RECORD
RISING WITH OTHER STOCKS
ON THE LIST TO "A NEW
lEVEL.---CALL MONEY MAR
kET EASY.

New York, Dee l3.--The stock mar
kei continued 10 show organized opera
ion. Of speculative parties and pools
in systematic supporting measures iii
some parts of the market while stocks
were fed Que to realize profits at other
points. The tone Of the market for d
llmo reflected an unfavorabe effect
On the sentiment of a renewed promi-
nance Of speciallies but his bad effect
was partly removed by the coming
INTO Prominence of AmaIgmatcd Cop.
per and seemed entirely removed by
q rev rion OF the demand 10 railroad
li:t led by Union Pacific. Transactions
IN these stocks were of extraordinary
volume and Union Pacific rose easily
by successive stages to new record
Levels It's aggressive advance had
much to do in pulling M prices else
Wocce Can money was appreciably
easier ana standing loans of lha; class
We're renewed by banks ana trust com
panies al . per cent. compared with
Yesterdays prevailing rate of TO- AS
surance was not fully restored that
lho money market could be kept.
Exempt from the disturbance for
the res Of the year, and quotations
loF lime loans for shorter periods con
.inucd firm with commission exacted
Tor securing thirty sixty, ninety days
oans bea'd the 6 per cent legal rare. !
But with It the supply of money from |
plentiful impatient speculation was
pick to avail Itself of the means |
afforded ana 70 rush into any point
u he market that offered promi ing
cad toward an advance Profit taking /
anne with q rush in the final hour
md swept prices downward with some
.ec,pitancy Reaction was checked
nd some Roadway effected towards a
ally leaving the'clo.ing tone, however
cry irregular
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-14
HAmILToNs DENY APPEAL

Omaha. Dec. ia brother uf Mis-.
Mac Hamilton. who suffered cxcom
munica'iou from the Roman Cath0li,
church for serving as bridesmaid 81
The wedding Of COnsres man Kennedy
diverse. and Miss Marguprit,
Pritchett denied today the statement
cabled from Rome thar she had aB
pealed to the Pope we have done
absolutely nothing in the matter since
ne trouble arose. and none Of sur
friends has taken any action that ]
am aware Of Ar Hamilton said
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-14
CHICAGO GRAIN.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago Dec. CATTLE Th'
market fairly active. with sales al
generally unchanged 10 stronger
prices. Stockers and feeders trade
only fairly animated.
HOGS Supply was fairly large and
trading active. prices ruling about 5
higher
SllEEP-Market strong active ON
BON sheep AMI lambs with latter show
Ing greater activity at outset. Many
gains Of 10 cents were Indicated IN
sale choice lambs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-14
NEW YORK COTTON.
Today Yesterday
MONEY MARKET.

Money on call. easier. N ~ per
cent. oaced at . Time strong for
short dates. Steady for six month
sixty days. ninety days. . per cent
Exchang. firm. demand lS5.95H $50:
sixty DAYS 4S2S31 iS2S5. Bar silver
G5h.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-14

Many children inherit constitutions
weak and faeble. others due to child.
hood troubles HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea viii positively euro
children and make thcm strong. 3j
cents, TEA or Tablets r. Schuh &
sons.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-14

The Bulletin guarantees advertisers
double the circulation OF any other
Cairo paper.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-14

BiehiyGfr per cent Of lhc circula-
tiau ~ Che Buil,iin eoes directly into
iLe L me
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-14

lf Sem are troubled with Indigestion.
constipation. sour stomach or any
oihaT pain. HOLSTERS Rocky Noun.
tain Tea viii make You wcli and keep
you wei. 80 cents. Tea or Tablets +.
& Schulz a Sons
Third week
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

experience, as have frequently made
81 in a single lay This Is not deccp-
ton. | want NJ money and will gladly
send full particulars TO an. Address
Mrs. W. w Michel. Box 10 Portland.
Maine
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-14

Pain may 20 by the name " rheu-
mafism. neusalga a. lumbaso. pi5nrsy
No matter hwa1 name the pains are
called. HOLSTER Rocky Monnia u
Tea will drive them away. - cents.
T a a. Tablets p. q. Scnuh 4 Sons.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-25
PLANS PERFECTED
FOR THE FIELD DAY EVENTS
THE Y. M. c. A. ON AFTER
NOON NOVEMBER 10.
Uniforms for Physical Class vii!
Consist Of Gray Pants and White
Shirt With Red Triangle.

The physical committee of ke Y.
NJ. c. A held an important meeting
last Saturday night and among other
things perfected plans for the great
Field Day at the Y NJ c. A. The pro-
gram for this big event has already
been published in the columns of the
Graphic The exercises will be held
on the afternoon of November 10.
These wishing to enter any of the
events on the published program are
requested to call at the Y. NJ. C. A.
and register at once
The committee has decided that the
uniforms this season shall consist of
gray pants and white shirt, with
red triangle in the front of the shirt,
Both seniors and juniors will wear
the same kind of uniform, except that
the juniors will have knee pants.
The steel doors for the lockers have
arrived and are being put in position.
Parties wishing to rent lockers should
speak for them now, as it is quite
probable that they will be taken soon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-25
A Slight inconsistency,

New Orleans, Sept. 25.-(Special.)- }
Why many communities decline to re-
ceive any or only certain kinds of
freight, whether fumigated or not, the
curious fact is pointed out by marine
hospital officer that none of them de-
cline to receive fumigated mail.
'It is subconscious acknowledge
ment that they believe in the MOSQUITO
dogma and though household goods
are generally barred. letters which in
some instances have emanated from
infected houses may have been writ
ten by convalescent patients them
selves, are freely received" said this
officer. "Of course there is no rea-
son why letters from yellow fever pa
tients should not be received any more
than letters from Canada or the Klon-
dyke, but the fact illustrates the
queer mental Inconsistency is lessen
ing and majority of towns in this
vicinity are coming to realize that the
bite of the infected mosquito is the
only means CT transmitting yellow fe-
yer and where the mosquitoes are
killed, there'can be no infection"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-25
BARRIERS DOWN
SMALLER TOWNS IN LOUISIANA
RAISE QUARANTINE AGAINST
NEW ORLEANS.
Trades Conditions Throughout State
Improving as Result Of Lift
ing Restrictions.

New Orleans, Sept 25.-Up to 6
o'clock yesterday there were twenty
five new cases of. yellow fever, two
deaths. and seven new foci officially
reported by the marine hospital ser
vice.
No one of prominence is on the list
of new cases. nor among the deaths
One Of the new cases is in the ten.
derloin district. and the woman re-
ported i'll had been without medical
attention. Her case was discovered
by the ward health officers and the
neighborhood was Immediately taken
in hand, and thoroughly fumigated.
Many reports have been received
by the state board regarding the re.
moval of quarantine restrictions by
small towns and parishes throughout
the. state and trade conditions are i'm
proved thereby. DR.. White returned
today from the quarantine station
near the mouth of the river, where
he spent yesterday arranging for the
fumigation of vessels under the direc-
ton of the marine hospital service,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-25
CONTRACT LET
To M. J. Smith for Repairs to Be Made
on Courthouse.

County Judge E. J. Kerwin Monday
morning let the contract for the re.
pair work to be done on the county
Jail. There were four bidders on the
work. to-wit: ]. P. Mason, $500: Red.
mon brothers, $3.50; H. N. Royster
s2S5; M, J, Smith, $1795o The con-
tract was awarded to- NJ. J. Simth.
the lowest bidder, and work will be-
gin as soon as Smith makes an ac-
ceptable bond for the faithful perform
ance of his contract with the county
The bids were to have been opened
and the contract awarded last Friday.
but there being only one bidder
Judge kerwin postponed the matter
until Monday to give others time in
which to file their bids.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-25
Large Audience at Y, M. C.. A.


When Rev. J. S. Hawkins arose to
deliver the last lecture in the series
at the Y. M. G. A. Sunday every seat
IN the building was taken. Rev. Hawk
ins is pastor of the First Methodist
church here, his second year. but
draws larger hearing now than ever
before. At the Y. M. c. A. the four
Sundays in September he has spoken
to larger audiences than have ever
gathered there for any purpose in the
history Of the istitution.
One striking feature yesterday was
the singing by Miss Dye of the Nc
Nell studio of music At the close
OF his speech Mr.. Hawkins called for
Miss Dye to sing Where Is My Wan
dering Boy Tonight"
Hearts had been softened bv the
speakers portrayal of Mother" and
mothers love. Then when that
pathetic song was being rendered by
Arkansas sweetest singer" Miss
Amanda Dye, many an eye filled with
tears.
Mr.. Flynn led the devotional exer-
clses with rousing song service. read
the twenty-third Psalm, and then Mr.
Richey lead in prayer.
Then Rev. Hawkins spoke on
Continued on Page Five.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-25
COMMITTEE NAMED
TO Raise Funds to Poy Off Debts Of
FencibIes.

The Jefferson Fencibles met Sun
Cay afternoon at 4 o'clock and an.
pointed commlttees-one to solicit
funds for the purpose of relieving the
company from it's indebtedness. The
members of this committee are as fol-
lows: Lieut.. Fred Vining, chairman: ::
II. c. Lindsay, Robt. Lovelady and
n. r. Bluthenthal. The other commit
tee was named to audit the books of
the treasurer, and consists of Lieut..
Fred Vining, chairman; w. Y. Ellis
and G. E. Whyte. The two commit
tees will report to the company at q
BUSINESS meeting to be held next
Thursday night, at which meeting all
the members are urged to be present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-25
A Fight at LAFAYETTE.

New Orleans, Sept. 25.-(Special. )--
Lafayette, La, is having the time of
it's life over quarntine questions and
suits are threatened between the par
ish police jury and parish board of
health. The latter passed a resolution
modifying quarantine restrictions as
between parish and city and the police
board disagreed and a petition was
signed by all the leading business men
praying for injunction proceedings
against the parish authorities from
maintaining the quarantine, which
they claim should be abolished as un-
necessary, injurious. senseless and no
tOriously ineffective.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-25
Vicksburg Wants Relief.

New Orleans, Sept 25.-(Special.) >
The Vicksburg board of trade and
Merchants generally are endeavoring
to have the local quarntine restric-
tons modified in order that supplies
may be sent to numerous points where
they are badly needed. Many of the
towns surrounding Vicksburg and
which draw their supplies from that
city. have come to the conclusion that
yellow fever can not be carried in
freight and that it is better to accept
the word of the scientists concerning
the mosquito, rather than starve or
unnecessarily destroy commercial in
tercOurSe
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-25
POWER BEHIND THE THRONE

s,jsJEcT OF AN
DIST CHURCH SUNDAY MORN INe-LAaeE AUDIENCE
/ THE SAME M. C.. A. AFTERNOON
ON "MoTHER."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-25
HAWlEY REVIVAL.

The revival services at the Hawlev
Memorial Methodist church opened up
last Sunday. Rev. w. C. Watson will
preach at the church tonight, and SER
vices will continue to be held every
night thereafter until the meeting
closes. 1t Is said that the services
OF Rev. w. r. Harrison of Benton
nave been secured to assist in the
meeting, but he will not arrive here
for several days yet.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-25

impressionable? "While young, and
while at home
Ask the great men, and the great
woman, whose deeds of heroism and
patriotism have adorned the pages of
history, when and where were they
impressed with ideas and ideals such
! as to cause them to aspire to higher
plane than that of the common level
of man?
They point beyond the university.
They pcint beyond the college.
They point beyond the school.
They point beyond society and bust
ness.
They point to home, father and
mother.
Every child is bundle ef possibili-
ties, and whether that child shall
come forth to life, it's heart attuned
to eternal harmonies, SO as to live a
life of usefulness and happiness here,
and joy in heaven, or whether across
it shall fold the discords which mar
its destiny here and hereafter, is large
ly with you. God is the architect, he,
ir the child, gives you the material,
in his word the plans and specifica-
tions. Eternity alone will tell how you
have, as contractor, built. Let me
say to you to carry out plans and
specifications.
Were to go to real original artist
and ask for the most interesting pic
ture of mother, with a mothers love
beaming on her face, I should not be
surprised to have him present me with
beautiful young mother singing her
first lullaby to her first born. Or per-
chance standing looking upon the ba-
by sick in its little cradle. Or per-
chance vending her way to the cem-
etery with bunch of beautiful flow
, ers. This, however, is not that. It
is an old mother.
Give me. sir, picture of an old
mother. One whose fern is bent.
whose face is wrinkled with age. vet.
Sir, make it beautiful. A moving pic
ture. She is out at Z a. m. Before
breakfast she walks across the street
to comfort young mother whose only
babe is very ill. At 8 she is home
handing out breakfast to a tramp
at the rear of her house. At 10 see
her in the parsonage encouraging the
discouraged young pastor. At p. m
l see her enter the home of the wo-
man who buried her husband yester-
day. Very few feel free to go there,
just yet; very few, but she is priv
LEGGED character; she is always wei.
come everywhere.
This is an old mother. Relying up
on the guidance of her pastor, the
prophet of God. she goes to work to
secure the highest possible honor to
her child. She is told what to do
She acted wisely and at once.
Ii every mother could but secure
the carrying out of the fair promises
of every father we would secure the
crowning of every boy with glory and
honor, happiness ON earth and heaven
forever.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-25
COUNCIL MEETING TONIGHT.

The city council will hold an import
ant session tonight, when the matter
OF levying the city taxes will come up,
This work must be accomplished at
the session of the council tonight, for
it will be the last meeting before the
county levying board meets, which
will be on the first Monday in October
Several other matters of importance
may come up.