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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-10-04

of artillery stationed there deserted
the barracks and post with their fam
lilies and sought the batteries, climb
ing to the highest point, and flashing
themselves to the guns and project
ing pieces. Fort McRae, on the point
opposite Fort Perkins, has been wiped
out almost completely.
The United States naval station,
nine miles from the city, has been
greatly damaged, lives lost and naval
vessels sunk. The Gloucester is in
shore 200 yards, the Wasp stranded,
the Isle De Luzon, complete wreck,
as we'll as the tug Accomac, and a
number of small launches and tug
boats.
Nineteen foreign vessels are on
the beach, Is tugs are either wrecked
or on the beach, and fishing vessels
lost will number Is more The list of
launches, pleasure craft and others
will number nearly 100.
Mobile Reports Not Exaggerated.
Birmingham, Ala, Oct 1.-Advices
from Mobile indicate that earlier &C.
counts of the great storm and the
havoc wrought were not exaggerated.
The complete death list has not been
made up, because many small towns
along the coast have not been heard
from, but from what is known, it is
believed that it will range close to one
hundred. e. -
Only four houses are left standing
at Alabama Port, while another coast
resort has been almost wiped out.
Trainmaster Bowen, of the Bay Shore
railroad, who has reached Mobile from
a trip along that line, said that if the
missing persons did not turn up the
number of deaths along the Bay Shore
road alone would reach so. He said
that Is dead bodies had been recov-
cred.
Thomas Mcdonald, who came in
from Coden, said that that place was
in the direct path of the storm and
was almost completely destroyed. He
said that help was needed by the peo-
pie along the Bay Shore and special
train with provisions was started from
Mobile Friday afternoon.
The worst suffering and desolation
is said to be at Alabama Point, where
many persons have lost all they pos
sessed. Navy Cove, near Fort Nor
gan, and the home of many bar pilots,
was wiped out by the storm Pilot
Frank Midget, who has come in from
that place, says that every house in.
Navy Cove was wrecked. Seven per-
sons are known to be dead at that
place. Advices from along the eastern
shore of Mobile bay are that the en-
tire shore has been wrecked. The
wharves at Fairhope, Battle Point,
Clear, NARROW and other places were
destroyed. Reports from along the
line of the Louisville & Nashville rail-
road show great destruction.
Great Damage to Shipping.
New Orleans, Oct from the
hitherto isolated gulf coast district i'm
mediately east of Mobile the first news
arrived here Saturday. The report
told of lives lost in the gulf and great
damage to shipping, but indicated that
on land few, if any, persons were
killed by the hurricane.
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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-10-04
Stevenson conqratulates Hearst

!. New York, Oct. The American
prints the following telegram received
by Representative Hearst: Bloom
ington, Ill, Sept. Hon William r.
Hearst, New York: Please accept my
earnest ratulations upon your
nomination. Your friends are conf
dent of your triumphant election.
slsignedl Adlai 3. Nsteyenson. Z J,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-10-04
REPAIRING Chairs.

Cane-seated chair bottoms that have
sagged may be made as tight as ever
by washing them with hot water and
leaving them to dry in the open air.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-22
STRONG WINS
 MN D Ikl$ SUIT
Proceedings Brought By Taxpayers League Against Chcot County
 Sheriff Decided in His Favor.

Lake Village. Oct. Before cir cult court adjourned Saturday the mandamus suit against Sheriff NJ. C. Strong, to require him 10 pay over certain sums 10 the county treasurer, that he be required to show receipts of the treasurer and county clerk for all sums collected, and that he be at taehed and suspended from office un- til such settlement has been made, Was decided in favor of he defendant on the ground that the enforcing of settlement by him lies in the county count which has ample power In the mdndamus suit We're also named the various amounts that Sheriff Strong as collector is alleged to have failed and refused to pay over to the county treasurer \ similar mandamus pro ceeding against County Judge W. c. Streett, directing him to adjudicate and settle tho accounts of Sheriff Strong Was decided in favor of the Taxpayers League of Chicot county. bA whom il was brought
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-22
Walter C0tter and Company'> Daily
 Cotton Letter.
Pine Bluff, Ark, Oct. 22, 1906.

Pine Bluff, Ark, Oct 22, 1906.
 Sensational weather news and de velopments were the moving features today. The morning press contained articles about severe blizzaGds in the west, freezing weather is reported from the Panhandle and the cold wave is said to be pushing south ward. Liverpool had the news early futures conforming fully to our antic- pated rise last Saturday and heavy buying orders going across increased the January there to 22 English points.
 Our market opened 20 to ? points higher and longs realized freely on the rise. causing setback of 12 points. We have all seen during the past week how cents stimulates market ing and liquidation in actual cotton, combined with the uneasiness over ti- nanc al developments it is not surpris- ing therefore that speculative enter. prise in spite of sensational weather changes. is restricted, that speculative , engagements are more on the scalping principle and disposition to sell on SpnrtS continues.
 Weather conditions during the past IS hours were favorable Excepting in limited creas generally far weather prevailed
 Indications for the next 36 hours are unfavorable, severe cold weather and frosts arc probable to a line with Fort Worth and as far cast as West. ra Nhansas Showers rain and general colder weather are indicated for the central states The further course of the cold wave now headed southward can moi he given with any preetsjaH bo fore tomorrow. Favorable conditions in Texas and the outlook for largo weld there have 90 fsr susta ned eonff- dence in a crop sufficient for all r. quircments: however. the impression exists that q good deal depends on tha absenee of injurious frosts in aortf Texas and the territories uutl Novam= her 7th Feeling therefore over the weather prospects is strained and huv ing was attracted to the market or al' occasions
 Spots are firm, factors asking au advance as hodeed cotton, owing to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-22
SIMPLE SIMON
 SIMPLE
60 People
Notice to Property Owner to Make Sewer Connection

Property owners within Sewer Ds triet No, Seventh avenue to I've tieth avenue, and Laurel street { Tennessee), are hereby notified [ make the proper sewer connecto1 With any building or dwelling withl said district on or before Novemb9 15, 1906, as provided by section S2l Coleman's digest of the city ord. ances. Failure will subject such oV CT, or the tenant of such building z dwelling to arrest and fine.
 J. s. CURRIE, Sanitarian
 FRED FOX, Acting Mayor
 Oct. 10, 1906.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-22
PAVING DISTRICT No. Y. Special Assessment.

The tax book for the collection the special assessment upon the 1t property in Paving District NO. (East 9th, 5th 2nd avenues; Barraq street and State street from BarraQ to 9th aye) for the purpose of sraal cufbing and paving has been pla' in my hands. All owners of real pi0 erty lying in the district are Feqult, to pay their assessments to me Wl'D thirty days from ths date.
 If such payment is not made, act' will be commenced at the end ol " time, for the collection of said asSs, ment and for legal penalties ~ costs. :, Given under my hand this the " day of October, 1906.
 J. P. ALEXANDER
 Collecti] Office corner Fourth avenue Pine srteet.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-22
TEMPLE NORMAL CLASS
 WILL MEET TONIGHT

The normal class at Temple Anshe F,meth, organized for the pur- pose of training teachers for he Sab bagh school will hold its first meet iae ai inc temple tonight at 7:3o
 Rabbi Frisch will discuss the field .of education T general and religious odHcat.on i4 particular, and an open discussion of the subject will follow
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-22

Hey Bill. you know that You and I never go to hear any of those big Boston singers, but let's just go down to Elks theater next Tuesday night to see that charming Miss Wright sing It will cost us only % cents apiece. but from what I hear 'em tell it will be worth 5000 just to sit and look at her They say she is sumner.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-22
CHESTNUTTW0N
 THE MILE RACE
Exciting Championship Contest at the Bluff City Rink Last Saturday
 tissues Challenge

M exciting championship contest occurred at the Bluff Cify ink saJuf- day night when Tal Chestnut n lIIe one-mile race oYer alI competitors
 Mesdames smith#aad .Hot, waf tae peizos for tha most graceful AnIz skaters.
 Mrs. Eaott has chaHcn4el Mrs. smith for a contesr for the gold medal won bH the lat5er l4st week. and this contest will take place noxt Friday On this occasion fifty per cent If the admission receipts will go ro the La dies Hospital association.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-22

Hives, eczema, itch or sat rheum sets you crazy Can't bear the touch of your clothing. Doan's Ointment cures the most obstinate cases. Why suffer All druggists sell it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-22

Abdul Aziz, Sultan of Morocco stands in mortal fear of assassina- lion In other words, Abdul Aziz fears that he may soon be known to fame as Abdul Aziznt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-22
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Again there is talk of the govern mcnt getting after the drug trust, and We may live t0 see 1t get a good dose of knockout drops"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-22

The Kiu4 of Spain must rather con himself that th Pearl o1 she Antilles no longer has q P ace m bis ieWes=boX
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-22
HUNTING PARTY LEAVES
 FOR SWAN LAKE

Monday afternoon Messrs las. AL len. A. ]. Stewart and George List left over the African Central for Swan Lake, where they Will spend day or two on a hunting trip
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-22

Can President Roosevelt or any other Republican mention a trust that can be labeled as | "eood" or even a de cent trust?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-22

the rise ill futures, is not competine but demand 50 far is rather slack.
 Very truly yours, WALTER GOPHER AND COMPANY
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-22
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MT. Hughes must feel enY5ous every time he thinks of the Taft method of just proclaming yourself governor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-22

1OlIlld Is the " no S=N no III .AIlI2i lSd
 The new leap Aear waltz that the dancing masters have evolved is in wrestling parlance, catch-as=eatch can affair
 Civil strife is again threatened i'll Venezuela. This is eneouragins Civil strife generally is rampant down there
 Put none but home made cake ill the pantry says Speaker Cannon and don't forget to put plenty of pie on the counter.
 There are advocates of high tariffs. low tariffs. and no tariffs, but to call any tariff bill, no matter what it's na- ture. sacred, is simply absurd
 Those Cuban insurgents while seem- insly not fit for selfgovernment, have shown themselves eminently fit for tseason strateeems and spells.
 In the South the Jim Grow car Will stand in the way of government ownership of railroads Any attempt to run the scheme through would re= suit iH q bad collision
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-22
AN FRSTWHiUE REFORMER.

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 Secretary Bonapmte, since he has been admitted to the inner sanctuary of the Republican party-the presi- dents cabnet-has become very par ffsan. In his speech To the Maryland editors at Baltimore, September 22th, he said:
 The Democratic party has adVocat- f1 only crude, ill-considered, sweeping and revolutionary measures, which might or might not remove the abuses We regret and condemn, but would surely, promptly and hopelesslE ruin the national prosperity We justly prize. Democrats, as a party, would cut down the tree yielding all this rich fruit to get rid of few balefu in sects. but healthfu and inyigoratng to the tree itself
 Secretary Bonapalte is evidently toi= lowing the Republican plan, "claim everything and buy the election super Yisors" :"
 The legislation of the last congress that was of national import was the railroad rate bill, which had never been demanded in any Republ can platform and was for somP years ad- yocated in Democratic platforms. Docs he call that q sweeping and iL that in consequence of the incompe- ttncv of railroad sympathy of the Re publican officials that concocted the rate bill and the refusal of the Re publican majority to vote for ameud ments supported by the Democrats, il may mot remove the abuses which We regret and condemn" But that is not the fault of the Democrats, but rather should be blamed on President Roose velt for forcing the administration senators to accept the Allison amend ment instead of the Democratic amendments.
 The Republican congress. controlled by the president and the speaker, re- fused to consider the Democratic bill to prevent corporations from contrib ntins to political eampaisn funds The opposition of the Republican lead.Ts To th.s reform was no doubt because | would cut down the tree welding all this rich fruit which hat other eminent Republican, Matthew QuaX. a'WaNs alluded to as the plum tee the shaking of which has kept the Republican party in power. and the same tIee which was Vigorously shak- en bY the chairman of the Republican National committee ju f9ol and yield. cd 9ach rich pIums lom the insurance and oih"y corporations. How caa See retaH hoHaPute claim HmhfuIR fba. we aoRss ta anaIt treatment fatal tn h. insects" vlfe If the me time the Republican 7.FfT k -athefia4 plnm@ fH t6. Insects Of his party to feed u2oa 5ab' Mon. sf.W Boaapaste such saaHatre k 4a worthy If he tabi.eg .aamas
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 Those ca.oa49 girls whose dp'omas cam thee c# keep hoase and main. taia family oa $10 a week, must be en.ssaries Of the trust to try and prove that taIn protected high prices
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-22
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The administration is having some bother over the old question of 1G to I, and now it is buying silver to coin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-22

ssTa Nariaao. the smallest republic in thc word. has TWO presidents. Per haps that plan might satisfy he Gu
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-22

Merchants lunch from 12 to 2:30 o'clock, 8 cents, at the Antlers hotel.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-22

nose eb.caa9 girls whose diplomas cam the4-caH keep house and mann 'a,a family on $10 a week, must be sm.ssaries Of the trust to try and prove that taria protected high prices '.e.p tfo worlingnan w:tl those small lff 0moe '~s-s NJ v,-@s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-22

The Hoo lioos in Oklahoma are no found is the Who's Who in America.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-22
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

With all his long list of forgeries, Hopple was unable to forge ah6 ad.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-22

Delicate women made strong with Brooks Female Prcscr'n-Ior.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-22
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-22
Daily Grapi,lc.
THE OFFICIAL CITY PAPER.

Entered at postoffice at Pine Bluff, Ark. as second class mail matter
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-22

Put none but home made cake i'll the pantry says Speaker Cannon. and don't forget to put plenty of pie
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-22

Spots are firm, factors asking an advance as hodeed cotton, owing to
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-23
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Bank Statement Ful6lls the Brightest
- E1psatstiOls Of Spectators
MARKET FAILS TO RESPOND TO STIMULUS
Call and Time Loans Higher Because
of Prospective Demands for
MOBey-ClOse t. weak
and Lower.

NEW YORK. Sept R.-The bank state
ment today fulfilled the brightest expecta-
lions and belied some forecasts from the
usually accepted experts that had threat
ened a poor showing. But in spite OF Inc
Improvement indicated in the banking posi-
ton, the stock market showed little inchna-
ton to throw of its lethargy. The course
OF the time money and mercantile paper
markets towards the end OF the week was
regarded as a better index of the situatlon
and of the Discrimination of money lenoeI J
TO entrust resources to the stock market
operations. -- 4,
The amount of resources at the command
of the banks must supply the extraordinary
dues about october and IL Is supposed that
growing difficulties will be encountered IN
securing additional gold abroad for the
benefit of New York. The S,422.Soo loan
expansion OF the week shows the continued
demand for large credits In spite OF me
restraint upon stock market activity whleh
Estimates made yesterday by the accepted
authorities showed astonishing dlscrep-
oncies in the item of the weeks cash move
ment varying all the way from gam %, oi
over 81 900 900 by the banks to loss py
those institutions of over S2,00p.Wo. Ihe
confusion was caused by the dinerent &C.
counting for the gold arriving by incoming
steamers during the week. u,
There was a confident hope amonss'
speculative operators yesterday, tna ,,,d ~ ne
Their measures of treasury relief woulq "
Announced before the day Is over; DIS
appointment of this hope prompted soIns
81 the selling. The market closed weak az
considerable net losses. .o,o ooo
Total sales of bonds, par value, xSlzWV
Following were the sales and range oi
prices on the Stock exchange TO-DAY:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-23
The disposition of the days receipts was
as follows each buyer purchasing the num-
Der of head Indicated:

lr CATTLE-There are never any cattle to
speak of on sale on a Saturday and today
the week the receipts foot up slightly more
than for last week, but show falling off
as compared with a year ago. sr
i, The market during the week has not been
overly well supplied with corn-fed steers,
while there has been a good healthy de-
been steady or strong every day and the
market at the close of the week is, II any
thing, a little better than ii was at the
close of last week. About the same thing
has also been in demand and has sold at
good firm prices every day, with the close
possibly little better than last week.
The week started out with cows and
heifers selling a little stronger and the
market continued to firm up until Wednes-
point touched in some weeks. In fact that
kind Of cattle sold very high compared
with the way fat steers were selling. High
prices naturally brought In liberal receipts
well filed up, and when Thursday arrived
with another liberal run they were in
position to bear the market They con-
tinued to squeeze prices Friday, with the
result that the market for the two days
was 10gl5c lower and in some cases pos
kinds. This means that all the advance of
| the week was wiped out, leaving the mar
ket little lower than 1t was at the close
| of last week.
stOckers and feeders having quality were
| free sellers all last week and prices con-
tinued strong from day to day. The top
| was no higher, but there seemed to be a
| tendency for the lower grades to sell up a
| little closer to the better kinds. The coun-
| try demand was very fair and at the close
Of the week the yards are very well
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-23
VIEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on VARIOUS
CommodIffes


NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-FLoUR--Re-
ceipts. 1850 bills; exports, s.725 bblh;
GALES. AGO pkgs. Market dull but steady;
baEers ss.fOGsso; winter pa patents, ss,75
40; winter straight, Ss.5Oa s.6J; winter
extra sass a 3.25; winter low grades, t2.75
saoS ssoy e chO SS to tSHsy ialT ass
CORNMEAI1-Steady; fine white aud
yellow, sL25ql.2o; coarse, s11s@il5i
RYE-stesdy; No. 2 western, sshe, c l.
T.. New York
BARLEY-ouiet; feeding. 4o94sAe,
wHEAT-Receipts, $500 bu; exports,
47-12s bu-; sales, l,3bo,ooo bu. futures and
1900 Blu. spot. Spot market, easy; No.
red, 7skc, elevator; No. red, 7sc, {. o. b.,
snoat The early wheat MARKET was
hrmsr on small northwest receipts ana Ore re-
yielded TO realizing and closed Nc net
lower: May. 81 as4&s,, closed saSs Z;
sspsenSes eIo'e Close. at tsa December
coRN-Receipts.. 1Os,e75 bu; spot mar;
kst steady; No. 2, sshc, elevator, and
No. white o. 5s bSS' Option market Vas Vas
lower. May Closed at tSSe; september
closed at 66Mc; December closed at 81 C.
oATS-Receipts, $4,000 bu. exports,
Is IS to 81 pounds, SIC; natural white, 50 to
TO 20 pounds, $sH 94ihc.
FEEb,,Firmi spring bran, ;IS7s; Sep
TENDER shipment mlddlings, S2O.5Oj Sep
TENDER shipment city, S20.b0 Q25.O0.
HAY-.Quiet; shipping, s5q76e; good to
HoPsWFirm;. state, common to choice.
isS sss 1897 1891 ise Uias Pa aCmn sGaS
pounds, 2ec; California, 81 to rs pounds,
ale; Texas dry, "a to 80 pounds, lsc.
LEATHER-Steady; acid, 269 81 1sc.
PROVISIONS-Beef, steady; family
hams, s2i.O0 a Ease; packet, 1000 91O;to;
meats, steady; picked bellies, $lo.b0Q
1850; picked shoulders, nominal; picked
hams, SI1.50412.00. Lard, Arm; western
prime S9.05G9.10; refined, firm; continent,
$3.50; South America, $500. compound,
!7d2hg7.Sdh. Pork STEADY 20 e fa IS KY:
'N TALt toSWiyFaiYiE; city CO.. per pscketl
SAC; country packages free)' bH %
RICE-steady; domestic, fair TO extra,
3h @6Ac: Japan. nominal.
BUTTER-Quiet creamery common 70
extra, 19@25c; state dairy, common 70
| l5,kq22c; western factory, ledlsc; imitation
creamery, 1si5G22c. Receipts, AIR pkgs.
CHEESE-Ftrmer; receipts, 3,2lb pkgs.'
weekly exports. 1.1S6 pkgs; state full cream y
small fancy, 121kQ12stc; fair to good, nHa
12ltc: large, fancy, 121Aq12%c.
DasqSE ,fsctsa Wse sessc eS0ee
DC; official price. western frsts' 1iAqi2c;
| POULTRY = Alive. spring chickens,
western spring chickens, l291sc; spring
turkeys, 16a22c; fowls, 12G1fhc.