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Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-20
Barnet i vaggan, nannen p:

Barnet i vaggan, nannen pa
~litvets middagshojd ildringen
~lifvets skymning, ALA skola de
DR.. Peters Kuriko fnna en- val
signad kalla till helsa och Ifs,
kraft. Denna gamla 0rtemedicin
saudes direkt till allmanheten at
tillverkarne, DR.. Peter Eahrney
& Sons Company, 1I2-IIS S.
Hoyne Ave-, Chicago, Ill.
Oakland vld San Francisco
haller mar f. n. pa att bygga iva
torn. som skola tjanstgora vid en-
tradlos forhindelse mellan Kali
fornien och Hawaii. Dessa torn
eIhalla en- hold af 800 fot och, ia
Sin plat pa spetsen af Mount Tu-
nalyais. Hvarje torn ar nedtill 20
fot i kvadrat och afsmalnar mot
toppen till en- 6 kvadrats yta, som
ar f0rsedd med en- Marconiapparat
Bolager amman omedelbart sedan
den tradlosa forbindelsen meilan
Honolulu och San Francisco tr3dt
i verksamhet fran den forstnamn-
da p'atsen soka uppratt4 ytterl =
care stationer pa oar i Stilla haf-
vet och ON mojIlgt astadkomma
f0rbindelse anda fran till OStaSien
Erkanaas maste. att man i var It'd
pa v=tenskapenS omrade 81 tyckes
veta al eller inna ragra granser
elIer omojligheter.
I strid med bj0rnar. Char
les Lindblom. den valkande kOn-
trakt0ren vid Io6West 3rd street,
Duluth, hade haromdageH en- dust
med bjornar narheten at slit hem.
Fru Lindblom och hennes sma
barn promenerade i narheten af,
famjens hem pa aftonqvisten, ca
de plosligt beiunno sig framtor
tvenne bjornar. som godmodigt
kommo spatserande efter gatan.
Uppskramda sprungo frun och
barnAn hem och berattade handel
sen for hr L. Denne skyndade
sig da ut och motto bj0rnarne, som
kommo mot huset, tydligen i at
>igt att helsa pa. Som hr L. icke
hade nagot gevar, borjade han
sin strid med stenar mot bl0rnar-
re, hvilka genast lunkade vag
mot b,ulevarden, och nu onskar
hr Lindblom (saval som de fiesta
a~ndra).att andra bj0rnar voro lika
lat att bli af med.
$4,000 unga q%vinnor har i
lAndet blifva hvarje ar ofvergifna
af Sina man, kort efter Diet att de
g;fr sig med dem, Dessa qvin or
hl;fva at de man, som de skankt
in tro. plundade pa ALA sina me-
tel f~orklarade en- talare A. b
! Frost vid meto 4isternas mote
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-20

Freeport, Ill, under forliden Vec-
ka. RymningSgiftermaIen hota
isynnerhet att blifva EFT krattsar
a samhaliskroppen.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-31

for its number, then its owners name
went third on the roll of honor.
There was. no greater fun during the
evening than peanut carry" The boys
chose partners and were ranged in two
lines from the dining room to the parlor.
At the end of each line was a table; one
held a big basket of peanuts, beside the
other stood the umpire, with her pencil and
paper. On IL was a wooden bowl and two
plates, When the umpire called girls
name she and her partner walked down the
center to the farther table. Covering the
backs of their hands with all the peanuts
they could hold. they carried them to the
other table where they were counted. 1t
sounds like an easy task but the winner
had only seven or eight peanuts to his
credit when the children began 10 giggle,
when hands grew shaky, or a walk quick
ened into a run, the peanuts went tumbling
everywhere, to the delight of the on
lockers.
There was a game OF bean bags. then a
spirited soap bubble contest. For this part
| ners were drawn again and a ribbon
stretched from end TO end of the room, with
boys on one side and girls on the other. II
was tplayed almost like a tennis game, a
girl blowing a bubble to her partner. who
waited il back. The contest went down the
1 line, and the children VINO kept OuDble
| floating for two minutes won. At last
! thirty-two names were down on the ref
! eree's list, and everybody gathered about
/ the grab bag in front of the witch doll
| who yielded IN her reins Of rama. Each
| boy and girl, according 10 his or her place
I upon the list. pulled at black or an
/ orange-coiored strand OF rama One Jerk
| brought out a bundle wrapped in tissue
paper and such queer things were un-
wrapped velvet cats and china elephants
feathered ROSTERS or tiny dolls, old womeT
who nodded their heads, aud old men VIII
! winked their eyes, long-tailed mice. or IA
little owls. and japanese novelties without
end.
/ What a stampede there was down celia
when the Jolly aunt appeared with corr
! pepper, tin pans and a package Of pop
corn. Upstairs they came again present.!
| with half "A bushel Of hot, snowy-whit
kernels. Then with boWlfuls of pop corr
and peanuts they made circle around tn
jolly aunt. who announced that the las
half hour was ~ be devoted to somethinI
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-31

very weird and "IIallowe eny." She aet
before a low table chanting softly, whil9
into a saucer she tossed a tablespoonful
of salt and poured alchohol upon it FRONT
a silver nagon. When she touched 1t with
match il blazed up in a blue uhcanny fame.
Then she began in a slow, deep voice
Little Orphan Annie's come to our house
to stay!
She had scarcely reached the last verse
when the saueer-lamp fiared strangely
and went out The reader lit il again,
with her salt and alchohol, and recited:
All around the house in the iet-black night
II stares through the window pane.
but the light went out as she whispered
slowly:
All the wicked shadows coming tramp.
tramp, tramp!
There followed Eugene Fields ghostly
Seem Things" with it's "scary" refrain
But as she ended the last stanza the lights
suddenly blazed up. real electric lights
instead of tallow dips in carrot candle
sticks and the clock struck o There was a
scurry upstairs for warm caps and coats.
Good Nights" We're said. not only 70 the
little lady hostess. her tall mother and the
FOLLY aunt but TO the witch lady on the
lawn. whose round eyes still glowed Her
black rama hair was blowing across her
| pumpkin face: she could not very well
push II aside for her arms were stretched
out stifly and her arms would not bend.
Il had been a very jolly Hallowe' enl
even the witch lady seemed 10 acknowledge
II the next morning, when her head wa
carried down cellar and her queer wooday
leg bumped its way up the attic stairs,-Ni
! Nicholas.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-31

Rsnoyes Tan RimPlss,
Rash, aud skiA Diseases
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-31
JOLLY FUN FOR HALLOWEEN
Games to Please the Young and Tickle the
Old Folks,
MAKING MERRY IN THE HOME
story of various Games Played
by a Party of Thirty
Two.
MAKING MERRY IN THE HOME

Thirty-one children to be ENTERTAINERS
n guess for each of October's golden days
and Halloween TO be celebrated! There
are easier things to do Such stunts
as mirfor-gaKing at the shivery hour of
midnight, as following a thread through
dark cellar. or pulling kale stocks none
of them could be called childs play. Some
thing had 10 be planned that was differ
emit something entertaining and "Hallow-
s'eny."
The invitations which were sent out a
week in advance read as follows:
Won't you come TO my Halloween party,
from 6 10 8 Saturday, October "a? Please
wear real play clothes.
. Park Avenue.
In the corner Of each card was a tiny
water color sketch-a witch riding a broom.
a blinking owl or a broad-winged bat
n Every response was an acceptance and
Bstraightway. preparations for the party
began. From farm house we drove home
one day with load OF cornstallSs. pump
kins and carrots. Everybody in the house
Mold who could use a !ack-knife was
PRESSED into service. Big pumpkins and
title We're transformed into lanterns. with
ces upon which black or white paint
sketched queer eyebrows or fierce
Btaehios They were distributed about
house. tucked among russell oak leave:
green pine boughs on each mantel, sci
IN fashion on newell post in the
on hung here and there from over
rifles. Cornstalks were stacked be
fireplace az a safe distance from the
the house was III dimly by pump
or candles set I'm followed car
pc table was set with a grouI
Rndlesticks and bowlfuls Of APP
Hrapes and candy. Upon IA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-31
beauty Is a Joy Forever

| ooursud's Oriental
or Magical Besutl6sF
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-31

Moth Patches,
"a SKIN nisease6
and every blemiFh
on beauty, and de
hes detection. Il
has stood the test
Of 81 years, and
Is 50 harmless We
tasieittobesgaeh
70 properly made.
Acefpt no counter
feit Of similar
raIne. Dr. l. A.
Sayre said 70 a
lady o. TIE hAui,
ten "a patlentls
A. yol ladies
vii use then,
4 recumm end
lhaTuful 81 ~ the
IEiEts and Fancy.
= aud Europe.
NtEmIpL
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-31
BENEFITS BIG GROCERY

Twenty Grcen IradlnB stamps WIN
pound freRh roasted Golden Santos
Coffee .... l".. .........'. ...''.'''''Ioc
Twenty GreSn Trading Stamps with
Id. can Bennetts Capitol Baking
Powder. at A....................... .24c
Ten Green Trading Stamps with glass
tumbler Crainberry Sauce ......... Joe
Ten Green Trading Stamps with pint
bottle Column bian Catsup. .,....ss.,.2 Doc
Ten Green Tbading Stamps with BIB.
can Burnhana's Clam Chowder. q. 200
Ten Green Tra ding Stamps with three
pkgs. Jellycolu, assorted havors.. Csc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-31

The best Pearl Tapioca, Sage, Barley or
Farina, h.. o.. 49,: .,,:..,....."S%4o
10 bars best brands laundry soap .....,..21c
Fresh crisp ginger snaps, ID ......... DO
The best soda or oyster crackers ID. 6lRc
Fancy California oranges, dozen ........15c
New Jersey sweet potatoes, ID .......,...2e
Newport daily independent., 1905-08-25
FRICTION INCREASES.
State. Board of Health and State Guard Officers Still QuarreIing With No
 Prospect of Settlement.

Little Rock, Aug. 24.-The friction between the state guard and the state board of health, caused by the refusal of the board to permit the officers of the Arkansas state guard to write health certificates, shows no signs of adjustment, and will probably result in wholesale resignations shortly.
 The board having refused to consider the application insisted upon by Maj. Gen. Haynes and other officers, an appeal was made to the governor for the ap- pointment of Dr. Eugene Abing- ton of Beebe, an officer of the guard, as a member of the state board of health.
 This appointment was made by Charles Jacobson, private secre- tary to the governor, in the lat ter's absence, but, it, is said, with his knowledge and ap- proval. It was claimed that there was a vacancy on the board, but this is denied by Dr. G. M. D. Cantrell, who declares that not only is there no vacan- cy, but that it is a move simply to thwart the ad ons of the board of health. N
Newport daily independent., 1905-08-25
Work is Being Pushed.

Ex-Mayor Duley of Little Rock who is engaged in the railroad service with headquarters at Cotter, spent Monday night in Batesville on his return to Cot ter from a trip through to Car thage, coming by the Frisco by Hoxie, says the Batesville News.
 He reports rapid progress with the work of construction since the rains ceased, and that with favorable weather trains will be running the entire line in a few weeks. Mir. Duley is pleased with his work at Cotter, and says his family is also well pleased with their residence there.
Newport daily independent., 1905-08-25
PRESIDENT MAY MAKE TRIP.
Yellow fever Does Not Seem te Bluff Him and Will Probably
 Visit Arkansas.

Little Rock, Aug. "A. While no word has been received in this city as to whether President Roosevelt will carry out his plans for his Southern trip, in spite of the yellow fever situation, it is believed that he will come to Lit tie Rock if he goes to Mobile.
 It has been reported from Washington that the president would probably postpone his Southern trip on account of the prevalence of yellow fever at New Orleans.
 It has been stated that he would probably visit the south Atlantic states, as originally planned, but would postpone his visit to the southwest until a later time.
 No direct information has come from the president, however, and it is now believed that he will visit Little Rock as originally planned.
Newport daily independent., 1905-08-25
Using Arkansas Stone.

A contract has been given to the Pfeiffer Stone Company by the United States government,
 says the Batesville Guard, to fur
 nish stone for use in the con- struction of the better class of work in the new prison being built at Fort Leavenworth, Kan sas. The contract will require at least $50 cars of stone, which will be shipped in the rough and dressed there as needed. This stone was selected by the gov ernment's experts over Bedford and other well-dnown building stones because of it's beauty and other superior qualities. .,
Newport daily independent., 1905-08-25
RAILROAD RUMBllNGS.
Paragould to Newport.

According to the Paragould Soliphone there are rumors of a new railroad from Paragould to Newport, to be projected by Paragould capitalists. A pre- liminary survey of the proposed route is to be made right soon, and if a right of way can be se- cured the prospects of the road being built are encouraging.
 Just yet the parties interested are avoiding publicity and no definite information regarding their plans can be had. They do not care to talk right now, but a surveyor has been employed and it is learned upon good au- thority that he will start a pre- liminary survey the latter part of this week.
 Paragould needs most of all a western outlet, and a route to Newport would largely supply the missing link" to Paragould's S railroad facilities.
Newport daily independent., 1905-08-25
NEUROLOGICAL.
Joe Runyan.

z Joe Rungan died Thursday Morning at his home on the Ste kens farm, ten miles below
 Eport, and was buried at Sur
 I'd Hill cemetery in Oil
 Friday morning the fun
 l kg largely attended by The many friends of the de- ceased.
 1 MT. Runyan was an old and highly respected citizen of Jack son county, and until afew years ago made his nome in Oil Trough. where he lived a number of years.
 Deceased leaves three sons and one daughter, who have the sympathy of our people.
Newport daily independent., 1905-08-25
e Years in Pen.

Aug. A. James
 ITO wAss several
 1t and killed his year-old daughter, cere returning from a pie nic in wagonette, and who was sentenced to 21 years in the pen itentiary at the last term of court, was taken to Little Rock today.
Newport daily independent., 1905-08-25
TWICE TOLD TALE
Newport Took Second Game from Mis-
 souri Champions Thursday Afternoon.

The winds have shifted, the tide has turned, or something else like this has happened, for it looks like Newport is going to win the whole series, just as Pop lar Bluff was hoggish enough to do few weeks previous.
 On Thursday afternoon, New port bagged the second game, making it two straights, hammer ing out eight runs, while Poplar Bluff scored three. That $6 pair of shoes hung out by the Bailey Mercantile Company all season, as well as a $1, 900 life insurance policy by H. E. Bragg, were brought down by Emery. He didn't put the ball over the fence, but he put it away over the head of the outfelder, and did some tall sprinting.
 For Newport Russell and Aus tell did the battery work and Brockewitz and Grey were in the points for the visitors.
 SCORE BY INNINGS.
 1 2 3 4 , $ ' g 9 Pop. Bluff 0 10 % 0 0 2 0-e Newport 02 0 2 0 2 2 0x-e
Newport daily independent., 1905-08-25

A single handful of it will oxi- dize a ten-acre swamp; kill all the embryo insects and keep it free from organic matter for thirty years at a cost of not over thirty cents. A single pinch of it will kill all the germs in a 1,OOO-gallon tank. One pint of permanganate of potassium in 175 of water distributed through out mosquito marshes and swamps would render it impossi- ble for the larvae to develop.
Newport daily independent., 1905-08-25
ErseSted For Forgery.

Forrest City, Aug. "A. .-Sher- if M. H. Ford, of Lee county, passed through the city this morning, having in charge T. w. Barnes, a white man, who was captured at Wilberton, l. T., ex a charge of forgery at Mari ma. He also forged two checks this city, one on T. c. Falbre,
 the other on o. B. Railway.
 hes is a carpenter, but little
 boNp.Qf his history.
Newport daily independent., 1905-08-25
Sent to Asylum.

Hot Springs, Aug. Mayor Belding has made arrangements with the managers of the insane asylum to take charge of Charles Coffin, the insane youth who has been held in the city jail for sev- eral weeks. The county jail was too crowded for his removal there.
Newport daily independent., 1905-08-25
Easy Mosquito Killer.

This timely bit of information is copied from the Public Health Journal of New York and should be authentic:
 Permanganate of potassium IS a cheap and simple preparation that will destroy mosquitoes in my stagejof their development.
Newport daily independent., 1905-08-25
Newport Pressing Club

Desires the patronage of every one. All work guaranteed. Get your pressing ticket, $1.6O per month. Clothes delivered prompt ly for ladies and gents. For fur ther particulars call or phone 616 Front street.
 97d6t A. J. TURNER, Prop,
Newport daily independent., 1905-08-25
FIRST ARKANSAS BALE.
Reports First Bale of Cotton Year, Which Sold for Over een Cents a Pound.

City, Aug. "A. Junc- eived her first bale Rn yesterday morn bought by Muse & Rs cents per pound.
 first bale reported
 in Arkansas for 905-6. If it were l,Ne Rock. however.
Newport daily independent., 1905-08-25
Four Years For Burglary.

Conway, Aug. 24.-In the cir cult court today Sam Galway was sentenced to serve four years for burglary and larceny. Five in- dictments for felonies were re- turned by the grand jury.
Newport daily independent., 1905-08-25

hot be honored as the |oale, which is always sold at ion and a handsome premium (zed over market value.
 is because Junction is on ate line, and cotton mar
 tn gre is not considered as
 in the Little Rock district. first bale from this district Eely to come in any day now, { is about due. Last year the 1t bale reached. here August lS, and since 1898 the time of arrival has varied only 12 days, the earliest being August 17, in 1902, and the latest August 29, in 1900. The earliest first bale for many years was in 1897, when a bale was brought in on July "A, and the latest date was in 1892, onI September 6.
Newport daily independent., 1905-08-25

The finest Photos ever made in Newport. Bowen Photo Car. Cabinets $1.00 per dozen. 04d6t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
CONCENI TX AIES,

W. Mont Ferry spent yesterday In
Park cry
W H. Andrew bor gone to ruscarora
Nevada,
Samuel Ncwhoufc has reached Dcu.
yer ON his way mono from New York
Operations mo 10 be resumed at once
al the nulchmon mino In American
FORK canyon
Supt g. l.. Rood Of the ontario ana
Daly mines NJ Park city, and wife,
have Rono to Dcnycr
Louis Moore, prcsldcn, nj tn United
Bingham mine of limghnm, lrrINrd IN
tho ,ilN this morning from NE casl
The Gold Hlooeom minc In the Nollh
Tmllc district which w owned by
American FORK parties has been closed
down
NJ " Johnson of the NW house STAG
tpturned nHt niGht from d lhroo vooEf
lrip oa,L very mu'h improved IN
health
The orc and bullion settlements PEI.
rorlod lpio yesterday Noro reported by
McCowick n coo as folloVW crude
ore ana concentrated So3,2oo, base bul-
Hon. $4,000
,loon NJ poughowy VI Ruuo, q broth.
rr o( NaIt DturhoE' Ol lhW pllN ana
director iu the carbon go ltlll mn'
IN Morgan county NiN Nm Town between
trains on hlp way "a omaha
v, W. clark, manlRcr OF the Ophlr
llll mine and rcprcsonlIng senator
w. A. Ilrk at Montana s booking
over lhn Nevada gold camps llo WlR
In Golncld ana liulllrog dlsrlot8 hst
week
Tho cactus club, which was hunt for
the comfort ~ the employees nf the
NoVhouac Mines and Hmcllcrs corpora.
lirn N Ncwhoutc, nonSor county M a
INST of about ilucOO. Waa formally
Opened last night
W, \. unugluu, who returned fow
upo from Thunder Mountain, states the
| WnW ~ golng NrrY SLOWLY owing lu
| the cold ulghls and fropuont storms As
! ID consequence the roads are I'M bad
| condition and IA VIII De- Huulo limo bee
| lurc toIUN plU move over The pufHog
with any Freedom lulgo statesman
Information brought ~ the city 10y
H. j, Erwin ma W, \ Tuwol N Ia The
| rfnrl that "A great strike NJ molyhs
drnum h0e been made IN tho vicinity NJ
Trinity llho m the ATLANTA soctIon rho
| man making tie discovery sent a LOT OF
the ore to hN brother m PENNSYLVANIA,
| with como description of the property
! and a Waiomonl W tho amount ot the
ore, Tho brother sent n 10 thnrep H.
| Walcoit, director OF the geological sur,
VoN and the lnltor informed him II
was molybdonum, ana that II Inc ore
existed W any such quantity Nv repre-.
| scented The property was Of very great
| value --nolst statesman,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
WILD IRISH AND
AMETHYST DEAL.
All Papers Have Beca SIsucd and
Deer Lodge Property Is Now
ID New Hands,
SECOND PAYMENT ON JUMBO.
Rich silver Ore Found 10 lntcr.Ocran
Nine ASSAYS Run as High
As sSS Ounces
special Correspondence,

Special espondonco,
Fay Nevada, June fan the papers
have been signed up In the Wld Irish.
Amethyst deal ana IN u short time
work win commence, The Ilollngcr
and Francis boys were w yesterday
from Eagle valley and closed UP the
deal with the passing ont OF their
hands Of this property, they have no
further interests IN Pixies DIgginge,
having sold their Jumbo mine 10 James
W. TOMBSTONE Of Salt Lake, Mir John.
stone recently made his second pay
mcnt for the mine, and II Is said, WIN
soon have a str0ng company organized
TO take over the group
a rich silver strike has been made
nj Deer Lodge 10y PM Beck and clark
Miller In the old Inter Ocean mine
over 200 feet of tunnclIng had been
done by parties who formerly owned
the mine, but they failed to discover
that they had passed through the val.
uos they were IN search Of Miller ana
Beck located the group IN January last
and IN prospecting II ran across the big
md The ore runs 25S ounces IN silver,
and looks like ordinary red porphyry
An examination with a glass shows II
10 be literally permcalod win horn sill
YER The strike, llRo all others, has
put the owners Of adjoining properties
90 work aud all are satisfied that they
too, WIN coon have the rich orc. Sill
yer assays have been secured from the
Gold llug, 10 the north " the Inter
ocean running over 1000 ounces, md u
long tunnel ~ being run TO catch The
shoot, The Morning group lying south
Of the Inter Ocean " bolng vigorously
prospectod now for the source OF some
rich gold and silver float found there,
4 good strike N also reported from
sintclne IN the Sulphldcs mine, ", Mo.
NOLAN has charge ~ the property ana
has opened up about 100 feet " q ledge,
four feet wide, Of ore running close to
the 500 mark In gold, This mine ad.
ioIne the Ophir ana Johnny and N In
the right locality to make u blk thing,
A shipment II now being taken out for
the salt Lake smoltcrs, and II IA the IN
,cntion Of Mr. Monohan TO continue 10
shin such ore NJ he takes out IN doycl'
oplug the mine,
The Grown Point, which Hes east ~
The Johnny II also m Inc 10 become
a shipper az AN carly date, j, H. SMITH
son, iho owner, IN az work and oNuecis
20 open the rich ledge NJ IN carly date,
that IL the source Of the $500 lloat mat
| II no abundant on the SURFACE