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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-25
Louis James.

As f'alstaff in The Merry Wives of Windsor, Louis Jams is said to have yrasped the authors conception of the character, for he embodies all of the fat knights idisy crasies. his characteristic temperament his ad roit mannerisms, and the external geniality that is so indelibly associ- ated with him.,
 Whatever choleric disposition or .il'- ascible temper he possessed, Mr James never discloses. His Falstaf roundly constructed characterization full of vigor, iollity and void of any suggestion of roughness, d veritable gem of character. coiorin9 and consist ency. His talented colleagues are said to give him excellent support Nellie McHenry is an ideal Mistress Quickly full of dash and merriment and q splendid foil 70 Sir John.
 Norman Hackett is said to be es- pecially well cast as Master Ford, and the two jolly wives are in the i competent hands of Alphie James and Charlotte Lambert The other char acters are well considered and care fully disposed of, and the production especially massive and costly At the t,lks' theater soon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-25
Walter Cotter and C"mpany's Daily
 Cotton Letter.

Walter Cotter and C"mpany's Daily Cotton Letter:
 Outside of unfavorable weather conditions in the western half of the belt, where precipitation during the past 24 hours was quite general and locally heavy, there were no developments of consequence. Liv- erpool about met expectations with : to points advance in futures spot prices 10 higher
 With not sufficient or general confidence in the ultimate outcome, daily spot features at present make the market in futures and as the usual Saturday rest was expected here, our market was rather inclin- ed towards al title easiness. New York, however. where according to opinions now received the spot sir,l- ation in the south is beginning to find full appreciation, went strai"ht ahead anticipating next weeks spot events and our market confnrmcd to the rise there. Trading quiet and teaturelesa. For next week all de bends on daily spot developments From reliable sources We gather that in several parts of the belt disposition exists to sell spot hold ing on the advance, while news from other localities is diamterical- ly opposite, As all depends on the action of spot holders, the situation bears very close watching.
 There is fair demand for a Sat nrday, but factors. with supplies reduced by vest erday's large rmn over. are asking stiff prices, which checks business.
 The weather forecasts are unfa-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-25
J. lf. STEWART'S RESIDENCE
 Y. SCENE OF FIRE

\ dwefl1ng owned by..Akss. Chas Neel and occupied by Mir. J. F. Stewart. corner Second and Georgia i, caught fire Saturday afternoon and had it not been for the timely ar rival of the fire department would have soon burned to the ground.
 It is thought the fire started from sparks from the f1ue and when first discovered was in a blaze. The damage was slight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-25

Each garment is hand tail orded by the greatest design
 ing genuis in the clothing world and the result is a perfection in the workman ship and finish, a balance in draping and gracefulness su- perior to any save the high est priced csutom garments.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-25
J. F.. RICE DETECTIVE AGENCY, S2:s Poplar Street.
 Pine BIufi Ark

This agency is prepared to under take all proper detective business entrusted to it by railroads or other corporations. banks, mercantile houses. attorneys or private indi- viduals. We protect retail stores from shoplitters, pickpockots, etc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-25
TEACHERS MEET INC MRS. ILALTGN GIVES A@TieAI DEMONSTRATION OF METH ops IN ENGLISH Glass. for Purpose of ENcmpIifyiu@
 the Work.
The public school f,ach,l. l.

The public school teachers Aeld one of the most interesting meet :ngs in their history lasf Friday al ternoon. II was the rasuIal, hi- weekly meeting. bat the proceed ings were entirely OIL af the ordi- nary.
 Mrs. lalton, who is teaehof oi English in the high school. brought aer. entire class 10 the mcetina and save the assembled teachers l pIae- 1ical demonstration of her meth ads of teaching which proved nigh Iy instructive, since Mrs IItlton methods are original and enter- rainin@.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-25
Jury Found in Favor of
 Both Plaintiff and Defendant

We the jury, find for the plain tiff one folding bed and one rocker and assess said plainiff with the costs. We also find for the defendant all other goods removed from his house and one dollar per day from time of removal of said goods until returned, being damages
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-25
New Schedule
 Is Effective

The new street railway schedule is now in effect and every night. eX cept Saturday. the cars will leave Second and Main al 10 o'clock and will make only one run after that hour On Saturday nights the cars will go to the sheds promptly at midnight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-25

In suit in Justice Cheeks court Saturday morning on contract lease involving the ownership of some household goods, the jury was evil dently of the opinion that the goods should be divided between the Plain- tiff and defendant. and accordingly brought in the following verdict;
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-25
MRS. N. C. LOWRY
 IN DANGEROUS CONDITION

Mrs. x. C. Lowrys condition is unimproved, and the attending phy
 slcian holds out no hope for her re- covery. Mrs. Lowry is one of the city's oldest residents. and her le- zion friends will yet hope for her restoration to health and strength.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-25
n o..
 t.. Architects Fees

Suit was entered in the Justice court Saturday against Mr. and Mrs. John w. Day by J. Sidney Vil- lere. architect. for his commission as architect on their residence now being built at 709 West Second ave nue
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-25
{ thanksgiving
 Service Today

Eagra =WiIl be ffanA=-Al02 ssH= eIre a GmT Memorial r6a5gl. H rzasl second aNeaIe a1 =ta IF. Saa= jecl. Reason ful. fhaolssah ing
 Al 5:3a D. Iii fhe subject Will be szWM We Should B. rAaa5fQj
 Ail ale invited,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-25
THE RAILWAY FIREMEN
 HOLD INTERESTING MEETING.

The Railway Bremen held their regular meeting Saturday night in the Woodmen's hall. The attendance was small. but the meeting proved 10 be unusually Interesting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-25
aiIOred by
Snd C COn1paI1N

Those who are not acs ouainted with tIljs make of clothing we wish to make the qualified statement that 10 other ready to wear clothing contains tie high standard of tailoring which is worked .nto these custom clothes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-25
NEW PACKETS WILL
 START NENT WEEK

The river, which has been on d slow rise for several days is now at standstill There is q splendid boat tide on and the new packets will start on heil. first tfin next week
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-25
WEEK OF PRAYER
 TO BEGIN MONDAY.

The Nanens Foreign Missionary soeieiH =ot the lsfsl Methodist church will held ifs week ot prayer next week be4imiu2 Monday afternoon. The members ae req5p1fed 10 meet in tho chapel each afternoon at 3 clock
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-25

aeatr mtfyr- a# -He.t =aa-=.= a-7 gz1.- m@m stimulate. =...H.=.. atHHer a#ALH4 laom Eta aaaaaa GHe3 A1eAs=
 lAe# daHa5u# Fa= qHdte acf>a n fbe H+ .,su H18e-. Bd= l=> advance Wt= Haa d.= able Iist> Weuo a- ta~f a~-ae3-d nu= Whether i, h, ar,a-~js2 ol noses. sion ta=ttfl |. .tafsd eoH.rseJz o. con taminaton of fgm ab0Hr mol @vt#THa good cotton IF all. tat-F ea. t4tat makes his concentrated aed 1asam demand k hard 10 ~aH bnt 1T ts tnnro and none can venture to toeg ea@f jts endzNef
 Fgtmes &s resuIl .etaHed .a nearly tfro tfehest 6a5a5 oz 5@ daN fotal port receipts W,ee t'= III IS compared With t241Sa#azz yaar.
 WALTER COPPER ANo COMPANY
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-25
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AT THE CHURCHES.
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First Presbyterian Church.

Sabbath school 2:30 a. m.
 sermon by Elliott A. Boyl at l a. m. Subject, Redemption Is It Important or All Important.
 Christian Endcavor at 6:15 D. m. Sermon at 7:3o D. m. by the pas tor
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-25

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QuOTATlNNS-

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-25

'EH COPPER AND l'oNF.AN4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-22
Ia pocalunek IL dni a.
reSZtu.

w Liczynie sad powiato-
wy skazal 18-letnia kelnerke
z Drezna, Marie Knebel, ma
Il dni aresztu z czteroma
postami "a to, re " nocy z
dnia Is ma 26 stycznia W
przystepstwie ~karnawa}owego
humoru pocalowa}a ma dwor~
Gu kolei W Podmoklem ja-
kiegos obcego mezczyzne. Ow
M ezczyzna kauai weso}a KEEL
nerke zaaresztowac, a policya
odda}a sprawe sadowi, kt6ry
wydal tax srogi wyrok. Jak
wida6, W Podmok}em ogrom-
ME surowo przestrzegana jest
obyczajnosc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-22
NOWy srOdek

znieczulajacy odbryto ma wy
spach japo6skich. Jest to ro~
slina, kt6rej madame NAIVE
,,Scoyolamin." Skutki znie-
czulenia przez to rosline wy
wo}anego ~przewyzszaja wszel-
kie dotychczas uzywane spo-
soby. z rosliny owej Wycl-
sniety sok wstrzykuje sic de-
likatna ~sikaweczka pod sk6-
re, tax, jak morfine i haste
puje g}eboki sen, kt6ry trivia
oko}o d%ziewieciu godzin.
Glory W ten spos6b znieczu-
lony ma wszelkie operacye,
obud2iwszy sic, ME ma tax
nieprzyjemnego uczucia, jak
po innych rodzajach znieczu-
len.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-22
CIEKAWE RZECZY
KOngres cygan6W

odbyi sic niedaWno v Soft,
stolicy Bu}garyi. Cyganie po-
siadali do niedaWna W Buf-
garyi prawo wyborcze, pc.
niewaz jednakze ciagnac. Cd
miasta do miasta, gfosowati
czesto pc kilka razy, vice
rad odebral i'm prawo dc
g~losowania. Kongres Wzsofil,
ma kt6ry przyby1o kilka ty-
.siecy cygan6w, uchwali} pro-
test przeciwko temu rozpo-
rzadzeniu rzadu j zarzada1
przywr6cenia cyganom p1raWa
wyborczego. Odbyl sic take
demonstracyjny poch6d kt6-
rego przebieg bYl spokojny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-22
Zdarcle Or}a pOlskiegO.

1- - -. #"--s -- 49, -
Ma starem: zamczysku by1
Cd niepamietnych czas6w O.
reel polski. Przetrzyma} rome
burze, oszczedzily go nawet
easy Hurki, dopiero teraz
pc zapowiedzi swob6d kon-
stytucyjnych zdarto go re
zamku W ostatnich dniach
z polecenia naczelnika stray
zjemskiej powiatu olbuskiego,
Andrejewa. Naczelnik przy--
byl do Ojcowa ga czele kilku
zo1nierzy z pobliskiej Skaly.
.Orze} by} wysoko umieszczo.
ny; trzeba vice by}o pewnych.
wysilk6w, ably go stracic. Gdy
sic to nareszcie uda}o, zo1-
nierze rozbili kolkami stara
rzezbe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-22
NaiWiekszy most.

Jednym 2 najwiekszych
most6w ma swiecie jest most
ma rzece Firth Of Forth W
.Szkocyi. Ably zelazna budowe
ochronic pred %wp}ywem po-
wietrza, zelazo must bye Jaw
SEE pokryte farbaJ; a, malowa-
ME tego mostu nigdy sic
ME skohczy. Cd jedenastu
lat, cd czasu wvkohczenia
mostu, maluja go bezustan,
ME. Zatrudnionych jest tam
IS ludzi. Rozpoczawszy malo-
wanie ma po1udniowym kof
Gu, pracowali co dzie6 2 wy
jatkiem niedziel. Most sklada
sic 2 dw6cb CLOWN Oh luk6w
.po 513 metr6w i dw6ch mad
:brzeznych luk6w Pc 210 me-
tr6w. Malowanie ca1ego mo-
stu trwafo try lata, a ponie-
waz ma poludniowym kohcu,
gdzie prace rozpoczeto, farba
juz1 zaczelo opadac, vice po-
raz czwarty zaczeto mostsma-
loWac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-22

policya, poszedlI 90,
IpeWnej umadrej starej ba-
mu WyWr6zyla, ktoo
ukradl te pieniadze, Tub gdzie
.sieznajduja. KazaWszy sobie
zaplacie,baba zaWyro-=
.koWala, ze pieniadze zakopa-
ne So na.podworzu. Okrald!zio-
ny W7ial vice v rece motyke
i lopate RACIAL kopae ca
1ych sill IA %polWorzu, leez
5pieniedzy ME znalaz} Widocz-
ME poszly do ,,piek1a .Teraz
dopiero zmadrzal doni6sl Q
wypadku policy, lecz ely sic
uda wykrye zlodzie-
ia, trudno ~przewidzjec. "
.kazdym razie jest to nauka
ola innych, ably ME choWali
pieniedzy, W domu, lecz "a
niesli je do banku ludowego,
gdzie ME tylko sic ME straca,
przyniosa jeszcze 7nacz-
ny procent.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-22
Wodna puchlina pu]koW-
nika.
nika.


Pufkownik JohnM.. Fuller, z
Honey Grove, Tex. 0 malo co nie
mari ma wodna puchline, spowo-
dowana choroba watrobyAi merck.
Niedawno W liscie pisa}. Bylem bli.
skim smierci ma te. utyskiwanta j
to kazdy myslaf Wezwalem mego
familijnego doktora, on mi ME POI
m6g}, wzialem wieo so centowa
butelke waszego s}awnego Electric
Bitters, kt6re mnie wyleczylo. U
wazam go "a najlepsze lekarstwo
sWiecie, dziekuje Bogu kt6ry u.
zyczy}Panu wiedzy do w%ytworzenia
go. .Sprzedawane "a skuteczne ma
niestrawno6c zo}ciowosci choroby
merck, przez aptekarza M. j. Ko..
walewskiego, pc soc .butelka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-22
RObOtnik ministrem.

Najwiecej lubianym obec-
ME W Anglii ministrem Jest
Burns. Z prostego robotnika.
wyrobii sic jedynie zdolno-.
Sciami swemi, pilnoscia, gar
.nieciem sie2do oswiatv tax
dalece, re dis postawiono
go ma stanowisku ministra.
Ma wysokim tym urzedzie
pozosta1 jednakoWoz tax samo.
s%kromnym robotnikiem, ia
kim byl daWniej. I lego jak
wielu innych mlodszych.
latach Wciagnieto v szeregi
socyalizmu. Lat klka Wspol-
ME 2 socyalistami pracoWa}.
P6zniej jednak, gdy poznal
socyalizm blizej, Wystapi1- 2
.partyi socyalistycznej. 3
iak on postepuia " Anglii
tysiace innychrobotk6W, kt6--
.rzy "a mlodu rozpoczynajq
.prace Wsp6lnie soeyali--
stami, a p6zniej poznaW-
sly, ze socyalizm robotnieze-
mu stanoWi korzy6ci pray
dziWej ME przynosi, przesta-
waja bye socyalistam. Gdy
go kilka u p6zniejobrano
poalem, u5 50 nie Wybierano
|iako soeyaliste. TYlko ako
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-22
Bziki am%erykanek.

W NoWym Yerku grono
dam, %przewaznie 70 sfer artyr
stycznych, zalozy1o klub ko-
biet, noszacych str6j meskl..
Toalety kobiece So 2 klubu
wykluczone. Poniewaz Jed
max obecny str6j meski Jest
bardzo monotonny i brzedkk1.
panic klubu reformuja go ma
pieknY j ozdobny. Uzywaja
przewaznie spodnl do kolan
i nosza kolorewe fraki, albo
bluzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-22

Aposiadajacy dyplom naJ..(
5Iepszei szko1y lekarskiej\
S"BelleVue Hospital Med-)
5ical College" " New Yor-\
Sku, 20 odbyciu podr6zy D
1wizytacyi r6znych szIitali(
wv Europe, rozpoczaf na(
/nowo sWa wieloletnia pra-%
Sktykei przyjmuje chorych(
\u siebie oraz udziela rady(
AlistoWnie.
Z Leczy wszyBtkie chorob7 zastarzatc, jake to:1
9Duszno6c, epazmy,paraliz, 1FchaWlee, Woon9X
Xpuchline, reunaatyzm, boil gfoWy, uEz, cell
e nos G;, ehoTS1Sy aoiaa5 bass earaaas pie asso Nasei
Askorne; choro6y maciczne, zboczenia Tegular.I
Xno5ci, krwiotok, b;aie upfawy, niepfodnoees
e s;a1s. a6 peae eEoTeSg p Hsaef. ,,5f iflzy 9sa YMp i.
ecach, katar,, neuralgies bronch1dea p9aagiasX
X6wierzb, zapalenies m6zgn, otyfosee, choroDy1
1p psss;s5,s na Z snc howl cb Mysas11 Watrobyi ne.
&rek, tYfus, odre, glisty, robactWo, lisza9e, part
Xchy. foatniny, choroby j5elit ipTyWatne lit
eLECZY NHEWIASTY.-DzIEeI IMEEzG1YzN:
Je2el cierpisz, 3 straciieg nadzie5a Wylec5e.%
Ynia. ma sic zaraz do Dr.. Ham p0 race. ,,.lDIs1
aanNRHlscz SaEtz i syn,ase1l s lpaza,, Isl Wss 9aaEe
DIE roaelassajs imie Dr.. Ham tznnjomym go1
)polecaia. Udaisckieais q nieego,, g Yves Wyleczy.G
GHOROBYaZARAZlIWE, ]
zoboiga pici Icy TO abytelubz rodzic6wprze.
sRkazanel leczy ekuteczM aie, predko, taK zglsaSy
Anigdy ME odnoNfar#..sNSie trzebs sla 4. Ws ayazS;,
S G,rny1a1za Ia lakkntki ma DrZYBZfo9t
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-22
w dz1eczna kobieta.

Pan Antoni Svoboda= 2 Flo
resville, Tex, pisze nam, re
jego iona pragnie W drodze
publicznej wyrazic swa wdzie
czno5c "a szybkie wyleczenie
.jei 2 d~1ugotrwa1ej chorohy.
,,Uwazam to q. moi .lobowia-:
eek doniesc Panom, re Trine-
"a A merykahski Eliksir Corr
kiego Wilma spowodawa} nadz-
wyczaj dobre wyniki " ma
Sym domu. Z~astosowa]ismy
je " rozmaitych wypadkach
slabosci dzieci, ale najlepszy
wplyw WWywarlo ono na ma
zone i najlepsze dalo wyniki.
Mia}a prawie ciag1a niestraW--
nose i zawroty i Wymioty, a
.lekarstWa zadne ME zdolaly
przyniesc jej chociazby mai
.mniejszej ulgi. Jednakze, gdy
tylko zacze}a u5ywac Trinera
Amerykahskiego Eliksiru
.Gorzkiego Wilma, czula sic "a
raz lepiej i " bardzo kr6tkim
stosunkowo sczasie przysz]a
do zupe1nego zdrowia" Ia
PAM jest tylko jednaz tysie-
=cy kobiet, kt6re przekona1ly
sic, re niema lepszego lekar-
silva po mad ten aggodme j
[~odzyWiajaco ,dzia}ajacy kor-
|dyal, zasilacz nerWoW Cd.
nsWiacz krWi. Kobiety blade
j
Wnoseeia izatWardzeniem,cho
Re ] nasciag1y b6l gioWy cier-
place, niespokoine og6Inie
oslabione, szybko przekonaja
sic, re ten srodek zosta przez
nature SAINT am in Wskazany,
ola mich przeznaczonY. Do
|dostaniaW aptekaehlu i fa-
brYkanta JOS. Timer, So.
iAshland ave, ghieago,Iu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-22
z tajemnic cytadeli

warszawskiej. ,G}os Narodu''
Original z Warszawy sensa-
cyjna wiadomosc: Cd Kill
ku dni %opowiadano sobie
W Warszawie o wy}owieniu z
Wis}y trup6w 8 os6b, pomor-
dowanych W cytadeli. Via
domosc by}a zbyt sensacyj-
ma, vice jej nie podawa}em.
DIS natkna}em sic ia jed
nego z rybak6w, kt6ry by}
uczestnikiem tego niezwykle-,
go polowu. Odpowiedzial1 mi,
re rzeczywiseie wy}owili ry-
bacy z Wis!y Is trur6w, zwia-
zanych z SODA .drucianna linz
ka. Twarze ioh by}y zalane.
smo1a. Trupy byly ogromnie
pokaleczone, u wielu brako-
wa}o rak i n6g. Identyczno-
Sci ich ME bylo MONA roz-
poznae. Policya, dowiedziaW-
sly sic 0 tenn, zakazafa ryba-
kom, pod grozba surowych
kar, ~opowiada6 komukolwiek
9 tym polowie. Trupy to ina
leziono W okolicach cytadeli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-22
sTrzech mlOkOs6W

chcia1o zakpic z pewaznego
zyda. VIOLA vice jeden: ,Jak
sic masz ojcze Abrachamie!''
.Drugi: ,,Ojcze Izaaku!" TREE
ci: ,,Ojcze Jak6bie!" A
zyd:: nNie jestem ia tym, ami
owym, ale Saulem: szukam
trzech osl6w mego OLGA i tn
ich znalaz}em".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-22

5robotnika zdolneggo czlo--
wieka. Cd kilkunaastu lat
Borns PRAGUE v
q obecnie pesunieto 60 Wy
lei jeszcze.Wida ztad, ze ME
koniecznie potrzeba bye So
cyalista, azeby popi|e'arac spra-
wy robotnicze, oWszem, coraz
Wieeej mnoza sie doWody, e
kto szczerze chce popierac
spraWe robotnik6W, must q
puscic s%ocyalizm j bez niego
zpracoWae. VI:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-22
Straszny los %polaWiaczJ
W1elOryb6W.

Jak donosza z Montrealu,
10 okretow do 1owienia vie
loryb6w 2 za1oga 446 mez
czyzn i 2 kobiet zosta}o oto-
czonych lodowcami kolo Point
Barrow ma p6}noc cd Alaski.
PraWdopodobnie wszyscy zgi-
ma glodowa smiercia, gdyz
wszelka pomoc jest niemozli-
wa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-22
Smieszne ale praWdziWe?

Do pomieszkania pewnego.
obywatela " Debcu ma Cor
nym Slasku Wlamali sic zlo-
dziejei skradli mu 2 tysiace
marek, Zamiast zaWiadomie
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-08

MRS. LARCH'S TENANT.


81 T really is exciting" confessed Mrs.
Shackel, putting down her teacup
and glanclng at her daughters, two
fresh commonplace young women clad
in pink linen gowns, who were playing
tennis.
AS the .hard-worked wife of the Rec
tor of Arlelnere, Mrs. Shackel's excite
ments were few and far between, and
generally consisted Of those of an I'M
pleasant nature, such as rebellion in
the kitchen, the firtations of the school
mistress, or wires from the boys head
master to say Stanley had n broken leg
or Archie the measles. When Mrs.
Larch Informed her that the new tenant
Of Arabia C~ottage-a picturesque, old
fashioned place, originally Il farm
house, on the outskirts of the village
was a bachelor of twenty-four, of good
family, and evidently possessed of am
pie private means, the tidings seemed
too good to be true.
But Mrs. Larch had details at her
fingers ends which convinced the moth
er of Mildred and Connie that the
chance of her girls lifetime had come.
"He is so good-looking"' said Mrs.
Larch, who, as an elderly widow with Il
married daughter, felt she might, with
out being injudicious. gush over Mr..
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-08

although the Department of Justice has
recently declared that the sugar trust and
several railroads are still engaging in the
practice, and the department is going al
ter them. The EIkins law, however, is
an important feature of this consecutive
plan of regulation of corporations,
The rate bill in some respects Is the
most radical example of governmental
control of business and Industrial affairs
ever attempted in this country. The most
important provision of the bill is the au-
th6iity givGh the Interstate Commerce
Commission to declafe that a rate fixed
by a railroad is not just and reasonable,
and to state in terms what is a just and
reasonable rate. That rate Is to stand
and be enforced unless it is enjoined,
suspended or set aside by the court. The
railroad company will have to go Into
court and spend it's money to contest the
rate. the government defending in behalf
of the shipper, the latter not putting up
q cent. The railroads are content that
they have the fullest right of appeal to the
courts. That they have insisted upon all
the time, and they finally secured it, many
of the ablest men in the Senate holding
that it could not and should not be with
held.
The authority of the Interstate Com
merce Commission is broadened to cover
pipe lines. express companies, switches,
terminals. storage facilities, icing charges
n all the side issues" of railway trans
portation which in the past have lent
themselves to determinations against
small shippers in favor of great corpora
tons. These special privileges made most
of the trouble, and under the old laws
the commission could not reach them.
The commission can in the future compel
railroads to connect with short private
lines and give facilities to shippers of
the main line. There is also regulation
of through freight routes over connecting
but different lines. This will remove an
other source of discrimination. The pro-
vision prohibiting after May l, 1908, rail-
roads from owning coal. lumber or other
properties will give private owners Of
mines equal transportation facilities.
These are the main, broad features of the
prospective new law that interest the gen
eral public.