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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-12-13

The average Englishman does not
want his wife or sister to be anything
>ut dull. a beautiful and amiable
IDIOT is his ideal Of feminine perfec>
ion.-Ladies' Field. !,
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
lRREGULARITY In STOCKS.
1z1NG SALES CAUSE WEAKNESS IN LAST
Money Higher and Sterling Exchange Speculative Sen'
nnent Favors Further n Securities Prices.

creases in dividends and the placing OF stocks
which never have paid dividends in the invest
rnent column, will be followed by similar action
on the part Of many other companies In the
course Of the next few months, and, OF course.
this will serve 20 maintain the speculative appe-
tite for securities.
It is thought that Pennsylvania Will be ad-
vanced to a Z per cent basis that American
Smelling will get 10 per cent and that Norfolk
& Western, Chesapeake & Ohio and Atchison
also will received increased payments. 1t may
happen, however. that in the case OF the Penn
sylvania The oldtime conservatism of that COM
pany will assert Itself, serving TO keep the policy
OF fair dividends based on investment conditions
rather than the adoption of the extravagant
ideas which have been noted among number
of companies recently, and which TO many minds
have been due entirely TO speculative considera-
tions. All conditions governing intrinsic values
remain favorable. and there is nothing In the po-
sition Of trade which suggests the development
in the near future of material setback. Rail-
road earnings continue 10 show enormous gains
over corresponding periods. bank clearings are
heavy, and in ali lines particularly In iron and
steel, signs point toward further growth In the
country's Industrial activities.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
GOVERNMENT BONDS,

The following shows yesterdays closing QUOTA
tions for government bonds. compared with Mon
days:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
Financial.
Financial.
INVESTORS READ
The Wall Street journal
That's why Il pays advertisers

NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY
declare their intention forming stock corporation
20 be known Life Insurance Company 20
be located in the Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New
the Of making the lives
the health OF and insurance apperainng
thereto. ana 20 dispose OF annutes
1nar ana pursuant 20 the insurance law of the State Of
William E. Gfiogley. Charles A. Anderson. Herbert
Reeves. Max Helman Moses Napebaum. Frank ]. Esch-
t7ch. irving Emmons. John c. Hanson. A. A. Baekey,
. Charles E Hammond. Watson b. Robinson, Alton
Church William A Cross George Hosking
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
CURB MARKET TRADING.

In the market for outside securities there was
continuance Of activity and prices in good many
instances during the morning responded with fur
theF advances over Mondays high level Toward
midday, however, a reactionary tendency devel-
oped on realizing. Excellent buying orders ap-
peared in a number OF the specialties. Chicago
Subway continued under good support ana heavy
buying resulted in the further advance OF 2ss
points. Marine common improved r. while the
preferred. extensive dealings. ran I'D nearly 9
points; BOTH however. lost good part OF the gain
through realizing. American Writing Paper pre-
ferred eased off fractionally. Havana Tobacco I'm
proved q. So. Paul rights gained a small fraction
In the mining group Boston. after early strength
receded a point. British Columbia developed ex-
ceptional strength. rising Is on heavy buying,
Butte Coalition improved over Il. United gained
H. Nevada Consolidated advanced g and Utah
Copper Is. There was good inquiry Tor bonds ar
fractional advances.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
Bankers posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EycHANGE.-New orleans-Com-
1neTcial, 81 discount: hank. 81 premium. Boston
iec discount Chicago-2oc discount. Charleston
Buying. par: selling. 2sc premium. Cincinnati
Par sayannah-Buying, z5c discount: selling. 75o
discount Mlnneapolis-l5c premium ST. Louis
&c discount bid l5c discount asked San Francisco
Sight. &c; telegraph, &c premium
BANK cLEARINGs. - New York-Exchange.
L5s5s 5ss2as: balances. ss.26s.24s Chicago - Ex-
changes, s3s1O3.s72; balances. S,4Ss672 Baltimore
Exchanges s. Ss9 so9: balances, sS72S69 Philadel-
pha-ESchanges, 27s lie; balances. sSO72SO BOs-
ton-Exchanges. s28is5.4Ss: balances. ss.lA5SSl.
silver ATARKET.-Bar silver, $3.50. Mexican
silver collars Sic Bar silver in London closed at
GO $3.50.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid 1iO5; Lisbon, 2.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-aiexican exchange on
New York is quoted az 1881
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported from Washington. sl,l2S6s6; internal rev.
enue receipts sS7<e5: miscellaneous receipts $780,
SOC. Receipts the dag. sl59s 1893: expenditures.
s5S0 600. Receipts for the month TO date sSs.075.
1ss: expenditures sa2.7s00OO: excess OF receipts.
xt2es,0e9. Receipts fOr the year 20 date. ssO373.
s22: expenditures s9s,5ss.72l; excess Of expendi-
sures, se.2Ies79e
UB-THEAsURY.-The ub-Ireasury was cred
.toT 20 the Clearing House sss.502.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22

London 2 per cent. Open market discount rate for
short bills. S116aS% per cent: long bills 3s93 SIG
per cent Berlin discount rate, S5s per cent Ber-
lin exchange on London, 20 marks IS pfennigs
Paris discount rate Bis per cent Paris exchange
on London. % francs 171a centirnes. Bar gold In
London, 70s 10Ad
FOREIGN SBCURITIES-Britis consols for
money S711: for the account. 81 els French rentes
% francs 671a centnes
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.

Ueek ended August q 81 eS61g7 sl03s9s;e s7e7esIo
from January 1..s..os1s7le.o 11aos5,3ao 3o.0oa 30
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22

Il Broadway. New York CITY July 20 1906
THE DIRECTORS OF THE AMERICAN
- 6nlelters Securities Co. this day declared a
quarterly dividend of 1%o Preferred Stock Series B.
q the COMPANY payable September 1906 stockhold
trs OF record on that
The books CT Company transfer OF Preferred
Ftock Series B. Will close o'clock p. NJ, August
4th 1903 and reopen al 10 o'clock A. NJ Sept g. 1908
q. n. BORDEN. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET--Money on call opened at &
per cent; highest, Per cent; lowest 4 per cent
last loan, per cent; close, 568 per cent; ruling
rate. az per cent Time money was quoted az 415
S per cent for sixty to ninety days. 5lsG5h per
ent for four months. and 5REG6 per cent for FIVE
g six months. Commercial paper was quoted at
sG8 per cent for sixty 20 ninety days. 5SC16 per
Z for four 20 six months and e1k per cent for
ers.
FOREIGN EXcHANGE.-Alarket closed easy.
ACTUAL closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
Dividend Notices.
Federal Mining & Smelling Company,
nEETCEc nE

Federal Mining 6 Smelling Company,
30 Broadway New York, August Goth 1905
THE FOLLOWING DIVIDENDS ON THE
stock OF this Company have to-day been declared
payable September 18th stockholders OF
ose OF business August 3lst viz One ead three
ers - per cent on the preferred stock: and half
~ per cent On the common stock and extra divt-
Hfcck The transfer books will be closed at D. m
august SIsf ana reooened al 10 N. September 10th
?. J. KIIsNER. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
NEW YORK AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES
FURNISHED By William E Nichols 8 Co. No. Is Wan st,
"a

sAnd interest.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD
london New vnr,, - 10,

London, Aug. 2 p. m.-After early weakness
the market for American stocks became strong
Final prices follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
BOSTON CURB MARKET

New YorS. ana SO, 70 ESchanss Piaes. ESssss5 s''s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-27

night was cool enough 10 make dane ing pleasant and the devotees 10 this form of exercise enjoyed themselves to their heart < content.
 The park was illuminated just enough to take away the darkness and yet make the young people fee, that they were "in the gloaming an many were the tender words spoken hy the bold swain 10 his fair lady love that night and as, a result you may look for the announcement of several marriages that will occur ere tl,e ides of September, and this fact and it's attendant results will tong bring pleasant memories to the minds of a number of young people who at tended the ball.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-27

went to Redteld Saturday, for a wis il to her uncle. s. T. Wair Mir. Me New will go up today, and the family will spend couple of weeks there.
 Miss Jessie Andremo, who has been q, school at Columbia, Tenn. has re- turned home She was accompanied by her friend. Miss Eliza Carol of Vicksburs.. Miss, who will visit her for several weeks.
 Prof. l.. E. Quinn of the American Book company. on hlS way to Stamps, at the request of Superln- tendent .yunius Jordan. stopped over Friday night to attend the closing eX- ercises of the Pine Bluff high school, at the Elks theater. Prof. Quinn eX- pressed himself as being highly pleas ed with the elaborate and splendid ly rendered program.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-27
The Fortnightly Club.

A charming hospitality was extend ed the members of the Fortnlghtly club on Thursday afternoon, when US members were entertained by Mrs. Robert Benton at her cozy home on Lakeside. It was one of the most de- 1ightful affairs of the season, the guest company being singularly con genial. ".'
 Euchre was the diversion for the af- ternoon, the trophies in the contest being won by Mrs. Alex Ferney and Miss Mary Lindsay. Those present were: Mesdames Alex Ferney, l. r. Shelby, Frank Ragland, Frank Ar mold, Wade Knox, billiard Saunders' Misses Margaret Taylor, Mary Lind say, Matte Orto. Ella Howell, lola philpot and Blanche Fox.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-27
COMMENCE mEN1
fContinued from Page Four.

(Continued from Page Four. life. What science can not give dare she take?
 Let her prove her utmost in amelior- ating the ills of earthly. existence. that having reached the point where her fiat is "only extinction avails" may love appear.
 The love that would regard each manifestation of life, from dawn to twilight. with sacred reverence and see in the ugly cerements of seeming death the cocoon wrappings of i'm nr;soned life. that some summer day will unfold in glad beauty upon helds Elysian.
 VaIedictory.
 Dear Classmates: The hour to which our toll was directed is here and we are about to receive the tok- ems of our reward. Our high school days are with "the days that are moren and farewell words falter upon our lips. We thought they would come trippingly from our:tongue and ex,1ltation be the, only feeling in our hearts. but we find that the ties o1 friendship that made our association so pleasant are. hard to sever. In gen erous rivalry we, have been happy friends and in speaking for myself only echo the sentiment of each mem Der of the class when I say that if
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-27
Old Folks Concet.

The Old Folks concert. to be gwen at the Elks theater "Wednesday eNeh- jno of this week uder the auspices of St. Cpcilia's Guild of Trinity Eplsco- pal church. promises to be one o1 the most unjuue and entertaining events ever attempted by home talent.
 The program is as follows:
 Coming Thro' the Rve--Miss Mil dred Buck.
 The Blacksmith's Stors-Miss Plas-
 Ben Bo,t-Miss Dye.
 We'd Better Bide A-Wee-Mlss Al kiuson. Mir. H. Bluthenthal, Mrs. Ham melt. Mir. N. B. Trulock.
 Old Black .loe-Mr. Roberts.
 Kathleen Mavourneen-Mrs. Fred Dilley. 4- College Sones-By the X, Y. /. col lege boys.
 Last Rose of Summer-Miss liar rell
 Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep Ar. Levy S pjckauninies-M Hattie Peters, Miss Vashti King.
 Who's to Blame-Miss Dye, MT. Mc- Neil.
 Ola Folks at Home-MrS Barnes.
 Arkansas Traveler-Mr. Van VaiK- enbers. MT. Renfrow. MT. Gregory Mrs M. l.. Bell.
 Arkansas Today-"Arkansas, DlA- it, and America. by chorus.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-27
BRIEF MENTION, | ! t+x+*+*+*t$&%$ . 1

Pitt Holmes was up from Rison Sat urday morning.
 ]. D. Green of Sheridan was in Pine Bluff Saturday.
 J. w. Strinser of Fordyyce spent Saturday in the city.
 E. G. Hammock of Monticello was at the Arlington Saturday.
 Mrs. Farrelly of Grady was guest at the Arlington Saturday.
 G. F. Fowler of Rison was a visi- itor to Pine Bluff Saturday.
 Dr. T. L. Hodges of Little Rock was a visitor to Pine Bluff Saturday.
 H. w. Sheridan of McGehee was a visitor to Pine Bluff Friday night.
 J. NJ. Barrett of Sherrill was among the Saturday visitors to Pine BluH.
 W. L. Goodwin visited his planta-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-27
Master Marx Entertains.

Master Sidney Marx w.4s the cnfer a;niu. little host fOr q III a9"r pf hls stands Tuesday aft, rnoon ot last yooas ,rt fete beinG given iu h'nor ,f inc fifth birthday of the i'ta .elilh.
 Outdoor games were played in the avn and roolnN v21Andas ii",nS nsed snr the fifty liitl. guess. The daintiest refreshments were uo., ved during the h0us. Mas Sid nor a was the recip, ,cnt of many @ead ui she's for many more heppy ti,th. f1ayS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-27
FIVE

Mr. Gttt G. Ford, Nlro has been .d,uiied with tHe t. foremost dra. natjc attractions. i"carItn- GilIofs Secret SafNcp rempan4e Davjd iIamur "Thr GHtHsman. eac.. ha5 tHiS to saa of Neairo's lirrricidc:
 f'or Ncal+ was annoyed with dan I:lf and itching Of The scalp, all due C, puy twcuiN years of lhcatrirai life Mlth it. incumbent make up and wig n"d'ne Al times the itching of the scalp Was intense All remedies fail ed me until tried lIcrpiciIe, and soon f0uud that il Was giving wonder iHl results The itching and also the dandrrtf entirely ceased and my hair resumed is natural u'c and yigof
 There is no question iu ny mind about the reality of the dandruf berm and l UuheSitHtiuels rccom mend Hefpicide 'to my tieHdS iu the pf0i"ssios,
 oSienceli CLINT q. FORD
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-27
'
 BIG REVIVAL.

The revival that has been conduct ed at Hopewell Baptist church (color- edD by Rev. A. M MiddlebroQks, the pastor. assisted by Rev. J. B. Bolden, evangelist of Pine Bluff, Ark, and which was to have closed last night, has been continued until Sunday. The colored people have shown much in terest in the revival and many con versions and additions to the church have been made-Denison tTeXas) Herald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-27
Entertains Young Friends.

Wednesday afternoon was date long to bs. remembered by the little friends of Master Frank Triplett. whom he entertained in honor of his 12th birthday. Games of various sor'' ere played for the amusement of the little folks, when later they were rYcated to d dainty luncheon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-27

tion near Sherlill Saturday afternoon.
 Sheriff James Gould returned from d fishing trip to Clear Lake Saturday.
 Mrs. w. A. Purdick of Camden was registered at the Arlington Saturday.
 A. Retan of Little Rock was regis tered at the Arlington Friday night.
 Capt. s. T. Wair of Redfield spe1ls Friday night and Saturday in the City.
 Mrs. Lee Dawkins is visiting her parents, Gen. and Mrs. H, King White.
 Friday, after a visit of two weeks to this city.
 Mir. and Mrs. Sam Schloss of Mem phis will arrive in the city Sunday, for a visit to relatives.
 Israel Hood and daughter, Mrs. Bes- sic Reddick of Chester, N. C., are. vis- iting Dr. J. A. Allen.
 Mrs. J. J. Worsham of St. Louis returns home today after pleasant visit to Mrs. Morgan Laisch. Mrs. Maggie Dunaway of Little Rock was here on pleasure trip last week, returning home Friday. H.. s, Saunders of Louisiana, brother to Mrs J. l.. Caldwell, is wis itinc Dr. Caldwell's family in this city. Judge Elliott will leave Sunday for neValls Bluff. to preside at an ad- journed term of the Prairie chancery court. ..=-
 Mrs. N. B. Slieh formerly of Pine Bluff, but new of Hot Springs, will be here soon on visit to their son, Mer- cer Sligh, and wife.
 Gus Waterman and dau2hter, Miss Frances, will leave to1ay for Colo rado Springs, Colo, where the latter goes in search of health.
 Mrs. H. Aschassenberg, formerly of Pine Bluff, now of Memphis, will ar rive in the city today to be the guest of Mrs. Mo Hanf on Second avenue.
 Miss Lee Harnest. who has been visiting the family of Conductor.A. J. l. Maui on Beech street, left for her home at, Denison, Texas, Saturday night:
 Nr, and Mrs. Sam Schloss of Mem nhis will arrive today on a visit to relatives and to attend the confirma- rioa of their granddaughter, Ethel Sehloss
 Mrs. Adolph Dugue of New Orleans, Y ho has been the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Fred Dilley for the past two weeks. leavestomorrow to visit rela- lives in Texas
 Louis Kaufman, son of Mir. and Mrs. Sol Kaufman, formerly a resident of 1 Pine Bluff. but now of Denver, Colo. left Saturday to join his parents ir the latter city.
 Prof. F. o. Putnam, superintendent, of writing and drawing in the Little Rock public schools, was in the cit! 1 Saturday to see the art exhibits o1 the Pine Bluff schools.
 Mrs c. s. McNew and children
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-27
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SOCIETY NOTES.
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Inc imer-Bernath Engagement.

Announcement is made of the ell-
 rement and approaching marriage Mir Marcus Bernath of Philadeiphia E Miss Cecile Ferdheimer of Balti- ore, Md.
 Tba oroo,n-elect is a El other of ossrs Joe. Henry and Adolph Der ,th. cf this city. He is an o'd Pine l,,ff boy. who counts his friends by . score. His bride-to-be is q mem l. of one of Baltimofes most prom ent Iamilies.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-27
last Meetina of Silk Stocking Club

The last meeting of the Silk Stock inq club until cooler weather. took nlace Thursday evening, Mrs. Victoria Harrell being the hostess for the club and a number of invited guests.
 The reception rooms where the card tables were placed were allayea in the coolest of summer blossoms. These combined with the rich foliage of tropical plants made the exquisite setting for the players,
 The game was euchre, the contest being spirited one. The prizes fell to Mrs. A. w. Serus2s and Mrs. Rich ard Barnett. Scores Were kept by Mesdames Fred Dilley, Peter Byrd and Miss Dewoody.
 The guests present included: Mes danes Will Riley. John Rutherford. Chas McCuen, Finn Hut, A. w. Scruges, Will Langford, Rob Lee, Jno. Speers, Dick Barnett, James sssasead. man, Harry Atwood, Will caliaA Ea It nest Hummer, Feno Hearin, Narreft Howson, Will Taggart, Fred Diliey, Adolph Dugue (New Orleans), r. Byrd and Mrs. Bartlett. (Missourl.) Misses Nell Gallagher. Hazel Peck Florence Rosenbaum, Nellie Grace. Aylmer Tageart. Hazel Peck. Alma Dewoody.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-27
Outdoor Euchre Postponed.

Owing to the unceftain weather Gha outdoor euchre which was to la1Ve Falken place Friday evening tt the
 home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mo Hanf was
 nostponed. It will take place soon, Inc event to De announced later.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-27
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To Denver, Colorado Springs or Pueblo, s32.35 for the round trip. Ogden, Salt Lake City or Grand Junction. s4525 for the round trip. Trinidad, $3O00 for the round trip. Tickets on sale June 1st to Septem- Der go. Final return limit October 31st
 To Fl Dorado Springs, Mo-, Eureka Springs, Ark, and Siloam Springs, Ark. one fare plus $2.00 forsthe round trip. Tickets on sale June 1st to September 30 Final return limit 30 days from date of sale.
 -O-- u .'.+r, To Hot Springs, Ark, $4.95. On sale June 1st to September 30. Final return limit 30 days from date of sale. To City of Mexico, $49.335. Tickets or sale June 1st to September 18th. Final limit October 31st.
 la TO St. Louis, Mo-, and return, $16.45. Chicago, III and return s25.45. Tick cts on sale June 1st to September 30. Final return limit October 31, 1906.
 H. N. ATWOOD, Agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-27
The Ball at the Park.

The ball given Thursday night at
 Forest park, like all things given by the Brotherhood of Firemen, was a successful and enjoyable affair: The music was good, and those in charge of the affair did all they could to make guests enjoy themselves.' The
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-27
Dancing Party.

Miss Hazel Peck will entertain her young friends with dancing party Tuesday evening at the residence of Nr. and Mrs Will H. I.angfold,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-27

'I take pleasure in announcing the very satisfactory results l have had from the use of NeWbro's lerpicidc My hair Was falling ogt so fapidI! that | was ytl'aid ] would lose it all, 4 friend advised Herlicide, and after using il faithfully my hair stopped falling out, the danaruff disappeared and my hial is noW yerH soft and glossy
 l would like to see every iadN 01 the profession try IIerpicide for l am confident that they would be delight ed with it,
 lSiened) QUEEN ROSEI.LE. At Druu Stores-Send 10c in stamps to the Herpicide Co., Dept. L., Detroit. Mich. for sample.
 See window display at
 EEDELL PHARMACY.
 21O Main Street.
 Special Agents.
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Will Met "Wednesday.

The Mathontcs club will meet We'd nesday afternoon at 2:3o oclock WIFI Ms. A.. M Barrow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-27
Christian Endeavor Social.

C6rISQ!dn EHuedV0'
 The Christian ,Endeavor of the Pres h,terian church entertained with a social Thursday evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. D. w. Ritchey on West Fifth avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-27
Theatrical Folk Use and Recommend Newbros Herpicide

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afffsr- life the success and happiness of each will be the pride and hapri- rrSs of all
 To our fellow students the under graduates. We beqneath heritage of hard work and happy hours The cnly pleasure we take in our mistakes and failures in the school room is th" thought that they were so consH'u cns as to show you how not to do il.
 Dear teachers and honored super intendent. We find it difficult to Noic" mlr love, and gratitude to you. We have been told there is no royal road to learning and We begin falntiN 'o realize the truth. But so kindly hay" we been led along the rugged steers that we caught the song of the birds and saw the flowers bloom as we io11rnevod Though grateful for the toil bestowed we prize you most for what you are in noble worth o1 soul and life. The lessons of honest puf- rose strict integrity and unselfish de yoiion To noble aims We shall bear with HIS into the wider world that will be ours tomorrow. Next term as you assembele in d fair and statelier h;ah school building our faces will not areet vou. but our hearts will be turn cd fondly to you in remembrance "i vour kind helpfulness.
 rhe moment of more varied life is come--the day of our school assocla- tion is past Hail and farewell.
 VICTORIA GOREE.