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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-12-18

1t was very fortunate that MIR. James
Barden escaped uninjured as lie was
walking along side of the engine when
it started to go down. The engine was
badly smashed up.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-12-18

Published weekly and entered at the Post Office
at Wsnsau as second class matter.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-12-18

Christ Omholdt
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-21
DiScurSo de Roosevelt en- Ponce
(De Ponce, alas 10 a. m.

De a m
Noviebre 21"Cespondencia Rco"
Washington digi6ndose
po "oulevar de la de Armas has reddo del osko
be- presee:
"Puebo aquf enes al Magistrate de NaG del wi
v Teodoro Roosevelt
la declaraoria
Puerto o-djo en- / porvenir
Ell Psidente dIo
Mis- amigos de Puerto RO YO deseO haar epa6Ol perO mi
Taz6n Snte tanO Or 81 mi ngua pldeTa expresT
Agadez prOundamene haceiS Tabar6 OdO que pueda
para Obener La cudadana tengO absolute cOnanza eO No
ngO necesidad de der que deseO benes de Puerto Rico
TOd pueda aUdaOS YuoSta TOpdad industrial
cOmerca Sc hara hare odO este enmi pOder para udarO
CamnO del V0rdaderO gOrnO semp aanza
mucha que ratadO Obler necesitan tempo
TdO puda hacer pernamene ha cOnO que OdO ha
asarse la un0n Orden usica. aOa deiad que
algeria que SienO ncOnaFme Pesdento de la
mas gand Rpbca aumbrada SOL heTmOsa a
SaudarO mis- mas QueridO cOnciudadanOs. .SElPER
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-21
EL PALAClO De SANTA CATALINA.

Parecera esta noche una ascua de orc y
la comisi6n debe estar satisfecha de sus
iniciativas. .-..-
En- la parte superior del edifcio tres
hermosas banderas ondeaban en- ell centric
del frontispicio una hermoBa 5guila talla.
da en- MADEIRA. =
Cortinajes y gallardetes en- el balloon en-
donde Sc ha hecho una instalacci6n cleo
trica.
A Ia entrada del palacio, palmas, ramas
y alfombras. El salon de honor, sencillo
y elegante. s.
A los lados ramas y On el centro, 8 el
sitio donde se colocard el presidente Roo
selvelt con su comitiva, SENECA un bosque,
con plantas, flores & infnidad de diminu-
tas bombillas el6ctricas.
Pero 10 que ofrece mas bella perpecti-
va, es 81 jardin. --
Por todas parties, en- 81 Huelo, en- los
t1oncos de las palmas en- las ramas de
los drboles, hay profuHi6n de bombiIlas
e6ctricas; y un lado, hacfa la parte que
da al mar. un precioso kiosko en- donde es.
tara la banda de la Policfa Iusular, la
que ejecutara un seleCto programa, mien-
tras duren ell banquete la reception.
Todo es animation por aquelIos alrede-
dores, y las casas contiguas estan adorna-
das con cortinas y banderas. .e<. -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-21
ROO Sc WELT EN- PONCE
DE Ponce. i las e.47. !. nj

Noymbre
Louisiana bordo
E Gbenador eab mueT
de elacoraza las ~
E Larnag recbr6 al Preidente ulIe h al
acalde q Oppenhemer
del Executive gon a mule las
MI.
Alas 20 desembarca
a soea las % los acorazados heien las Eayas
10
LEGO q muee donde halba asde h Conii6n
de
POvantud Armstrong Lorens Rogers Ma POata Daa F de Poaa
Armstrong, Graham Are
La aenOra Angelina oppenheer las dam Auditor Ward
F6rmas lne dc cabaleTos al
mi muh guto g
abi6n
djo "Mucho placer q mi amigo.
las 10 ie defla sdo
Psidente Ayun-
o.-SE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-21
CIEGOS De MAYAGUEZ
SONANDO QUE VElAN.
DIj8rOn en- lSabana Grands que el DIstrItO era
de eIIOS.
Ode mWestro eorresponsaI. J.

(De 'metestTO coTre8pONsGL)
Noviembre 20-Ayer estuvieron en- este
pueblo don Pascacio Fajardo y don Pedro
M. Perea Estos sefiores aseguran sus
correligionarios de aquf que ell triunfo del
Distrito de Mayagtiez es de ellos y que
tienen una comisi6n en- San Juan gestio-
ndndolo eerca de la Mansion ejecutiva.
Con motive de la llegada del Hon.
Presidente de los Estados Unidos han da-
do a los profesOres de este Distrito un dia
de expansion fin de que puedan concu-
rrir las festas que en- honor de Mr.. Roo
sevelt han de celebrarse en- Ponce. ..
Els de sentirse que no hayan sido dos
dias de festas ofciales para que muchos
de los empleados de la isla pudieran con-
currir 4 elias.
Sc encuentra Iigeramente enferma la
senorita Blanca Maria Malaret. Hace-
mos fervientes votes porque prOntO este del
todo bien.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-21
PalaeIO De ID IntentsnGla. ]

Est6 elegantemente decoFado. En- Ia
azotea, nueve grandes banderas americans.
En- el fronstispicio, larga fsja azul con
estrellas y cortinas blaDcas y roiaa Los
balconies igual al frontispicio. ri coniun-
to resulta elegantsl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-21
"RedGRGi6R''

EI joven escritor arecibeho don Jose
Lim6n de Arce, nos ha obBequiado con
un ejemplar de su ensayO dramatico en-
cuatro aetos y en- prosa titulado ''Reden-
ci6n".
Dicha obra fu6 estrenada con buen 64i-
to en- Arecibo por la Companfa dramdtica
que dirije Ell primer actor don Lnrique
Terradas.
Damos gracias por su cOrtesfa al senior
Lim6n de Arce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-21
La casa GOnslStOrIaI

El edifcio del ayuntamiento tiene ador-
nados los ARGOS del soportal con hojas de
arrayan y en- el intermedio de cada aTco,
un retrato del Presidente Roosevelt con Ia
siguiente inscription: "21 de Noviembre de
1906" I"
Tiene tambi6n dicho edifcio colgaduras
banderas y escudos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-21
GQmerGIaI

Nos participant los senores Riera = Ba-
ragafio, haber constituido en- esta ciudad
una sociedad regular colectiva para dedi
carse con especialidad al negocio de COM
pra venta de tabaco en- rama, con la de-
nomination social de ,Riera BaTagafio" J,
siendo socios gestores don Jose d. Riera
Cifuentes don Rafael Baragafo Fernan-
DEE. Buenos negocios les deseamos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-21
Amigos de Ia ISIa.

oe haIlan en- esta capital los sefores don
Rafael Arrillaga, de Anasco; don Vicente
Vifa, de Aguadilla; don Fernando Gale
jo, de Manatf don Javiery don Rafael
M. Cuevas Zequeira, de Rio Grande.
Gratas impresiones les deseamOs en- San
Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-21
Casa de Pr6stam0s % Jast BazaR.
ALLEN Il.

Prestamos sobre alhaias de orc y plata.
Operaciones de mas de 100 dollars precios
de fnter6s conventional no excediendo de
un 80.
Yenta De Objetos De ORC y plata, Eelojes
y piedras inaa.
ADMINIsTRACTON DE FINCAs
URBANAs.-sin quebrantos para 81 en-
tBta. DirigiFEe, Fortaleza 55, San Fran,
r. r. p. Joss M. CaFrarn.
En La CorFespoDdeDcld
Fianzaa en- met6lico con frnna.
ReCibOs talonariOs para CObrO De alqqi
leEe1 de casa.
oo1oOimientoa d Golst
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-21

Algunas caaas residencias de espafio-
les, han Hido engalanadas con cortinaies ?
banderaa de su naci6n.
Mahana, los sefiores MCGUIRE padre
& bio, ofrecer6n IN nuevo espaCtSculo en-
el Parque, de presdgiCitaci6n J lucir6 sus
habilidades el Caballo "Mascotaa :
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-21
De Ponce a Juana DIaz.
De JuaFa Diaz a COamu.
Ode maestro reporter en- ViGje)
(POr teI6grgo.)
"a las IL 80 a. m.)
"a las IL 80 a. m.)

Noviembre 21.-"Correspondencia de
Puerto Rico, San Juan. Detenci6n sali.
da Juana Diaz 3 minutes. Autom6vil
Lyon Sc qued6 en- 81 kiI6metro 96.
Llegada Coamo 4 las IL y 25, sin
novedad. Detenidos 4 minutes para al
morzaF.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-21
De COarO d CaYev.
GlnGo MIL sImas ven ALI pasar al prssldents.
{ P0r tettgrafo 4 las 2.s1 p. m.

Cayey Noviembre 21.-221 p. m. s.Co.
rTespondencia, San Juan. Ell presidente
lego sin novedad.
81 autom6Yil que conduce los equipajes
del Presidente ha quedado rstardado en- la
carretera. Viene el fltimo.
Cinco mil personas recibieron con gran
entusiasmo en- este pueblo al Presidents.
Hay verdaderss muchedumbres, de to-
dos los pueblos del tT6nsito.
I'm todas parties Sc levantan ARGOS con
leyendaa que dicen " "Ctudadanta. ''-8ens-
per.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-21
MILAGROSO DESCUBRIMIENTO

q en de Pio del
enc ha ancha hadoa amedd de d ene
N podd6
ed as de anbo
g npl esrued6n
lepd Redd Te1endola
ad deaquen ed drcurdr drhgzana
par dn~ ~ ddd e "Epi PH los IN.
&C i part y yques e econyd dodE
dasd Eucn de- A Blacy aDr rGuun
tosI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-21
FuRGltn suspsndlda

Por averfas en- la planta el6etrica Sc sus-
pende Ia funci6n. que para esta noche to-
MIA anunciada Ia compafia de zREzuela.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-14
THE HOME DOCTOR.

Do not hathe .i#' baay fuI- a1 c.,~t aA hour after meals
 The juice ol !sfeoi ,- excellent a~ Il garsie fer sore thronj. hut must not he swallowed.
 To cure q rin&Noyu apIaE tfons solution of bofaX ana water eHrc2 or four times 2 day and cover Inc pl2ee with tue tine poWd"r very often
 uot water used both internally aaG externally is h.2til recommended i2E medical men as a cure for jH~oM.l,3. bdthiu@ jbe feet iii lIot water ~ sud 10 be particularly eli.eaeiou>.
 For simple cough cure roa@l me- dium sized le!uon. When hot through cut and press the juieo upon three ounces Of puiTarilaa sgt.df. Take g spoonful Whichever the cough IS tT'};s- tiesOmc.
 To make hoHey ointment take fqual parts of honey ald white flour and stir together with :, little soft water. just enough to make thick paste. solid, not liquid This is one of the good old fashioned remedies for sores and boilss
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T-grzz -
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Here is q good idea from West 3ole. do tent, Ghio. says the Bee Hive. The name of each member is written on q slip and all placed in a box. At each review names arc drawn, the twentieth name drawn to be credited with $l oN tent dues account if he is present tt review when name is drawn. If the twentieth man is not present, another name is drawn. and the unfortunate twentieth is promptly notified of what he missed.
 There are now over 2.200 members of Apollo tent of Chicago. This is the largest Maccabee tent in the order.
 The banner tent of California is Los Angeles No. ?, of Los Angeles. It has over 1,600 members.
 In New York state there are over 100000 Knights and Ladies of the Mae rabees.
 The officer who says he cannot get members is usually the one who means he will not try
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-14
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 For Information and Literature write w. L. EVANS, T. P. A. N. CoRNATzAR A. C. r.
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 ".fhe death of Fast Supreme than- ccIior Thomas q sample" says the FrltcruaI Record. .icayos seven who have held the Ei-lG~t position in the order, that of =apfat tl3auee'ag or, rather, those Vho #tya.Ged the rank of past supreme chtace}l5r hl active stry- ice. They are ii tby order jn which they served Hcary lay Berry of Hi nois. D. B. Woodruff of ''eor4.a, How ard Douglas of chic. Y. N. Blackwell of Kentucky, N'a's.. r Eje!ie Of Ohio, Ogden Ii lfetAa5>=o Wisconsin aHd Tracy k isuu-~ of &,stA .1ai.otsI.'
 Ii.e endowment is..e. as shown by the reports of the officers submitted at the last quarterly meeting ot the board is ill q healthy, sroWin1 eondi- ton, the surplus constantly increasing
 Every lodge should appoint q com mittpe to look after the suspended members.
 New Orleans where the supreme lodge meets this year, has once before entertained the supreme lodge, the thirteenth convention being held there in 1SS4.
 X great gain to the lodge results from the regular attendance of it's members.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-14
The Story of nn Invention.

The power loom vas tIie invention of farmers boy, who had never seeu or heard of such I thing. He fashioned one with his penknfe and when he got 1t all done he slloWcd Il With great en- tbusiasm to his father. who at once kicked it all Go picez.~. saying he would have no boy about him who would spend his tia" oll such foolish things, The boy was SeH to Il hta~ksmith to learn a trade. and iis master took q lively interest n him lie made Il loom of what was left Of the one h.s father h9d broken ID and showed fl l. his master The hluehs'4ith saw h. had no cotUmou AcT IS m appEeHtfea, and that the inVe:l5an W..S I valua19l1 one. He Is3.! q al.a constructed HHe'a" the supervision U fi4o boy Il W8rze0
 to their P1rfec} ..4actien, and tie 6laellsfhth fa~ -.J lha mems to nIaHIfac5lzTr= fa a3d tic llay received Ea!f tIa le="afs. iH abort Il year ille Hiaeks.z s.-rote To G,e bas'S father t}lat ha aso.=3; E8% With h:u a wea5h.. eeatl#aaa. Nuo was tae ii yeHtos s. the eei2'tf. sd power Ieo@n. ltoa Hf9,. 5e l. fa .5azl of ti1e ;ts
 tonslnapat at the e.l home when his son vas n4ezei e.. fo HH u t3e f.s- ventor, 1vho foi.i fta that iha loon was the sane sS 4Ae Heael tAa. i.-
 ha5i kicked to p.aeo5 the pfsvtous gelr.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-14

fife Graphic rottdy submits 10 it's many readers the most generous offer oyer tadc to the reading public by a4 newspaper in n" smaller cities or ha great s0WGV9sl Despite the .imitad field iu=whicH the loeal papers ol Pine Bau ae permitted to circu- iate and operate. We perfected }H.5 whereby il fs proposed to give =taf absolutely free of cast To the 'abhe the munGceut value of $55a which will Iale tine touu of due bills ,e.aPpiy QA th~ purchase of three tas5-e4ass pianos hich, iWw l2st fS9o Grsr class pianos, which will be donat q. free. 10 the most popular lady. 54s3izd 0r single, chosen by a Ropalu s5ze an the part of the public The proposition is both interesting and
 e'jaable. Read it.
 First, We will @syc away, absolute i. f1ac Of cost. a $10o ktalBall piano, @5. lo IT.. sod 6N the well hGown Iiol- 8eubae@ Music company of this city aad lIdIe Rock to the }aly receiving He !H4est number of votes.
 5 eeud. " will give a due bill for f&E49 10 apal> on the purchase price 5f Il similar instrument. sold by the
 me eeHpa1y to the I5ay receiving tAa next largest number of votes.
 1aird. we will give duo bill for @5o dn the purchase price of motler pt5ao from the same company, fo the lady receiving the third largest nam= Ter If votes m the contest
 Think of il st molaent. This st'7a ronr2se uts tbc average yearly salary ae the working women of this section of the country. IL represents l sum cqnaliing the salary of the a4era@a working man f2r Inc same length oG ra that the contest will fun-feuz month It is an extraordinary offer ana ana taat will aau8tle#s arouse he a3 atas5= enthusiasm on the part If the raDlfc generally. Every lady wants piano The Graphic proposes to ai5a. away three of them of wf5feh anyone may wei feel praua. It is 2 paEfa proposition to the winner fully worth the while of anyone wine wishes 10 jdi in the contest.
 Conditions of the Contest.
 Coupons aoo5 f9r inc contest will h6 r.zfzhod iu every edition of the Granhfe. both the daily and tho safni
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ODD FELLOWS
Music In the Lodge R0ons--iEram Va.
 rious .JuriSdiction~.

ri0us ,}uriSdic{ioEi%.
 All brethren interested ill increasing attendance at lodge should recognize the fact that no one thing VIII accom- plisb more in that direction than good music, says the Independent Odd Tel. low. There are very few lodges where a good male quartet cannot he or@an- izcd, and once established it will be found to be q power in ealivehjns tite general interest in the work
 As soon as news was received of the San Francisco calamity steps were promptly taken on the part of Odd Eel lows to tender financial relief to their brothers on the Pacific eD3st The latest reports show that California has 3G.561 lodge members, 7st";,i Hatiarchai Odd Fellows and .7.1227 members af- filiated with the Rc6ttah branch.
 A home will be erected by tie Odd Fellows of NeW Mexico at Roswell the citizens of Chat place having tel derea a suitable location and $3.049 To raise the necessary funds to erect the home per capita tax of 50 cents has been levied.
 Isaac w. IIallam is HOW serving his thirty-taird year as grand secretary Of the grand lodge of Delaware,
 In the past three yeafs the order in Pennsylvania has lost by death more prominent members of tire organiza- ton than in leu ye;us previous.
 The number of invalid Qdd Fellows seeking the benefit of tho climate III southern California is SC large that the relief committee Of Les Angeles has established Naomi hospital.
 The richest Rehek,th assembly is thst of Connecticut, having 245o invested funds
 Charles Kimban of Atltnta Ga, bas tendcrod his cottage, situated at Chris tiantown, to the 0dtl Fellows of that state for four years Gratis for tem- porary home fer CIT hans and char2es,
 Among the candidates already ia the field fer department &rana sire aTe Brothers &emmes of Alaha3aa, Mon ta@ue of Virginia. Kuyken.iaal of Wyo- ming. Thomas Of Jtah Hoa&laAd o1 Nebraska 1rautmaab of New York and Nolan of Tcubcssoe
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A Kindly Provision of Nature.

'.Ihe coGfsh.' said the professor, "lays considerably more than l.00o,- 000 egGs."
 Ut is mighty lucky for the eoddsh that she doesn't have to cacE!e over every e@g," said the student who came from 6 farm.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-14
MODERN WOODMEN,
Some Items of interest ConcerHinE
 the EEratermitX.


 Many menbers' who dropped out of the order last year are re-entering 1t again. During the first three months of 1906 5000 former members of the society were readniltea.
 During t3e past five years camp No. 9.2S9 of Reading, is, has grown from seventeen members to member ship of over fee'.
 It is not required that tic camp sea- shall be impressed on receipts for as easements or dues hy tie local clerk. Present indications are that the growth of the order. this year will sur- pass all previous records for gains Ill membership.
 X recent financial statas4cnt shows t4at lie Modern Woo'lmen 0f America has |, balanee OF hand Of neafly $2, ,e0e,- GOO.
 Greet the stranger to youF camp for- dialIy and fraternally.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-14
I!G.ti.- Ei.iltaiIs sss;

There is ample evidence to prove thac the rational heating of buildings vas well understood art several thon- sand years aga In the palIzT dazs q Pampe.f4 c1rly existence, before Its burial ander volcanic as!ses. fl1e oioi Roman baths ill that town were Aeat2& by stoam and in q better and far n9 }fs scientific manner t.!al. is followed ;ss the present time Tue waJs Of tiz1 builain@s were douAie. and tAe Ste2ra T atluo spIle:ic rr,.ssairc, no doubt Naa carried up tlrou~li fhe,e walls al' around the rooms ta A9 warmed hril.;e ing thom ta a tenlpogst'ife a4pfoAimat lug thrtt ot the strtnI, and the occG pants af the ro@ia were tlaS e&poses to q ', aiation of warmth from all q rections. In this We have the true the ary of heating.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-14
tal!Ylt. Z.

There is a> E.=el faliarH in atteh2ot- in. to prove JHe oai. .eia e poiAtin@ as jG a lilsa attempt to prove tifa olitin e eattzz.4Z.lz IsIa5tet' ot faet, tIlH poi34t- ia% 5e9 e9 HHo#ly exhibited hy t5ft pointer and softer is all incident af the capture or attempted capture o. feo1 Hy e'o&s. ant! als5 by wolves and foxes. G0@o.es have been seen 10 draw and point ol prairie dogs and grouse in precisely the same manaer that the a5i41cr and setter draw on @&ase birds. There were the same rigidity and stealth. tAe pause 10 judge of dlstaaee aad opportunity and the final ri@ii pause when all the cner@ies are cod eentrated for liIe final spring 10 esp t3ire. All thc plIeHo@ea9 displayed hy the dog family indicate that the draw Ia.1 and pointing ill thc pursuit of prey wore cfar natural frdits. Ii may ae reasonably believed that man could not Lreel tho po;atta~ iaefinet ont ef tl4o doe if he attempted to do so.-.- Forest aud strea4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-14
Love

We never can say why we loyc, bus only that We love. The heart is ready enough at feigning excuses for all that it does or imagines of wrong, but ask It to give reason for any of it's beau tiful and divine motives, and it can only look upward and be dulnb.-Low- oil
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Not Guilty,

Lawyer-You say you left home on the 26th. WitHeSs--YeS, sir. Lawyer And cane back on the 25th? hit- uess-Tes. sir. Lawyer tse1erely)- What were you doing in the interim ] Witnoss~N1e7e was in auela a place.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-14

weekly, up to and including Ser.em Der 2S.
 Special ballots N ill be given E>7 paiajn advance subscriptions, at 5ls late of one cent nteaab. OF t90 ballots for $l We will 4i1e ,000 votes f9f every yoae's pajd.ju adtmeo aubscrip~ ton to the daily of 2eo ballots for s. years paid inadtaGce subscription so Che scmi-weekly. Renlembar tl5c fhese ballots will not b siyea except en paid-in advance subsortp.i5 and no ballots will be given for ia#s than one months subscription.
 Votes cast for one person can Hat b. transferred to another even thoda6 tho person withdraWs from the eeH to st
 All regular and special ballots n he cast before expiration of date the.e on or they will not be counted.
 No onploye of the Graphic or mom- her of any employees family will Dc permitted to enter any 1f the con tests.
 contests close Saturday, Sep temhor 9, 1906.
 Payment for afy subscription Iong es than three years in advance will not be accepted Carriers or agents are nat permitted t5 furnish special daIlot5 b any one, bat they may tata subscriptions, and Nhaa this is done special ballots will 6. forwarded direct fo the subscriber
 MI subscriptions and eomnunica Sons regarding tao contest should b addressed to the erea'est Depart meHt The Graphic. piHe Emf Arf.
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E1nvNnSs.iie Neat Pie.

Remove the meat from T knuekle Of zeal li.; tie bones ill ! kettle. cover with cold water al4I add one slice of onion, one Sii%e of carrot, q bit of bay leaf, ! sis.''g of parsley. twelve pepper
 cofus and two t93sqoo9fuls of salt
 Then heat slowly to the boiling point. Add the veal. attd let simmer until the meat is tender. Remove the meat, and reduce stock to two cupfuls. Put q one-half pound slice of lean raw ham in a frying pau. cover with lukeWarn water and i@t stand on the back of the range for ole hour. Brown four table spoonfuls of butter, add four table spoonfuls of -four, 6nd when Wcil Drowned pour on gradu lily, while stir ring constantly. tie NO cupfuls of stock Then add veal and ham, each cut into cubes, and let simmer for tWen= ty minutes. Put in q serving dish and cover with top made of puff paste of correct size It is much better to bake the paste separately, snd cover the pie just before sending tc the table.-Miss Farmer in Woman's I one Companion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-14
Denim ns Elnnl Coxerin2.

Figured deuins have proved wonder fully satisfactory for making all sorts of inexpensive furuis hings, the newest use of all being for floor covering, The discovery was an outcome of nc- cessity. as so many household neces&i- ties are. There was a little room Whicii was carpeteG with one of those utter monstrosities ill which cabbage roses of violent pink were blooming only too luXuriantly. The little woman who inhabited it wlls driven to despair eV- cry time she looked at it and finally to invention SFc took plain blue denim and made q rug of it, finishing it with a wide border of figured denim-the same shade of blue fer foundation with the weave shifted to throw the lighter threads to the surface here and there in set ti@ures. Packed into place. which meant over that carpet !t changed the whole character Of the room.