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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19
YORK AND CHICAGO PAPERS sc.-PKE ST. ENrRA
Things New Tomorrow

neu merchandise that came Fes.
disc that ws have had before. but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19

"oHora ONE Roor-ayepyrmno TO FURNISH
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-11-28

in which it is put on counts for as
much as the paint itself. The char
acter of the owner is reckoned very
largely according to the outside APP
pearance of the house, and a sum-
mer cottage is no exception to this
rule
Generally speaking, it is not neces-
sary to put great deal of work on
the grounds surrounding the summer
cottage, but few vines add a great
deal of comfort and good looks, while
a few fruit trees help out the summer
menu. 1t is sometimes difficult to get
fresh fruit just when it is most need
ed. Early apples, cherries, peaches
and pears may be grown quickly if
dwarf trees are planted, and the trees
may be easily cared for without run
ming into very much expense. Berry
bushes make more work but a good
many summer cottages have splendid
fruit gardens, and l notice that such
places are more attractive than ex-
pensive cottages without such outside
attention.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-11-28
German Death Test.

Although 1t is asserted by nearly
every practicing physician that the
possibility of being buried alive can
only occur where a medical examina-
ton has not been made, an eminent
physician and surgeon states that
stronger, absolutely reliable guaran-
tee for discerning actual death is still
demanded, and the demand has been
met by the discovery of new
medium for ascertaining death with
perfect certainty.
This new death test consists in in
Jecting a solution of fluorescine deem
into the tissues. If circulation exists
the skin and mucous membranes be-
come very yellow and the eyes assume
the color of emeralds: if the circula-
ton has ceased none of these results
occur.
The discoverer proposes that at
least two hours before the body is
placed in coffin such an injection
with fluorescine be made. If life is
not yet extinct the injection does no
harm and the coloring within a short
time entirely disappears without the
slightest injury to the patient.-Scien.
ti6c American.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-11-28

No one expects to build a very pre-
tentious house for $500, but it some
times happens that a good sized fam
lily wants accommodation for a few
weeks in summer, and sometimes it
is cheaper and more comfortable to
build a house than to Nrent one. In
building a summer cottage a good deal
OF sleeping room in proportion to the
size Of the house is one of the first
considerations. 1t is not necessary
to have the bed-rooms.very large, but
there must be sleeping accommoda-
ton for al the members of the family
and room or two for invited guests.
No one wants to go away for a vaca-
ton without plenty of company.
Business and household cares must
be left at home and a sort of camp
life must take it's place. The way to
enjoy camp life is to get along as
easily as possible. The poor old lady's
tired remark blessed be Nothin'" is
appreciated to it's full value by those
who are In the habit of spending few
weeks each summer in camp. The
true spirit of camp life is best learned
by taking canoe trip or two of sew
ieral days duration as a sort of initia-
ton. Nothing will so thoroughly teach
a person how little they really need
as trip in the wilds where you are
dependent upon the supply you carry
with you. The same principle ap-
piles partially to life in a summer
cottage.
You don't go away to your summer
cottage with the expectation of spend
ing much time in a bedroom The
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-11-28
Watch the Expenditures.

feel as if the shovels of coal that
rattle into the furnace in winter. are
menacingt their very life, since coal ia
never cheap and burns away like mad
once the match and the kindling wood
have set it going. Gas is scarcely an
| economy because being in the control
| OF heartless monopolies the house
holder is almost certain to be pre.
sented with bill that surprises him
by it's size and extent, and against the
payment of which it is vain to protest
On the whole. the stinting, pairing and
scraping must be applied somewhere
else. To live at all one must have fire
with which to cook food and to keep
warm, and the saving must touch
some other point.
Two cautions may be given people
who would live well on a small in
come. Economic in the matter of the
wardrobe. A great deal of money is
needlessly frittered away on dress. It
is by no means essential to be always
at the height of the fashion. A good
cut of dress or coat should last two or
three seasons instead of one They
who understand economy and who pay
cash often do well by shopping a lit
tie out of season. Women are by no
means the only transgressors in this
way. Men are often as extravaga1t
as their wives, when the affair of ex.
pendlture concerns clothing.
Cut down the feminine folly of
wasting money on soda water and
chocolate creams, cut down, too, the
masculine folly of cigars and cigar
cites. Put the money spent for these
lndulgences in the savings bank and
you will soon have a margin for the
rainy day.
AVOID running accounts. They are
perfectly safe and very great con-
venlence if ones income is fixed and
large II it be on the other hand,
small and uncertain, there is no sense
IN buying what one cannot at the mo-
ment pay for. Trades-people charge
percentage for the privilege of cred
It, The customer would be amazed
should he stop to compute the inter-
est he pays for the accommodation
given him by the butcher or the baker
who civilly waits 60 or 90 days for
the settlement of bill that would
better have been paid, at the latest,
each Saturday night.
Everything depends after all on the
standard of living. One person may
live well and save on what is impos-
s1ble to another because the other has
not thought it worth while to regard
the homely virtue of good manage
ment and the practice of wise econ
omy as prudent and desirable
Copyright. 1906. by Joseph B. Bowles)
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-11-28

proper thing to do is to live as much
as possible out doors. You need
good comfortable mattress and a rug
for cover at night. You need a few
rocking chairs for use in the day
time. A hammock or two hung in the
shade of tree and few warm rugs
with the necessary sheets and table lin
en- constitute the principal movable
necessities.
By way Of furniture a dining table
with a chair for each person and a
table in the kitchen big enough to
hold a few necessary articles and at
the same time leave one end free for
work with the simplest possible bed
room equipment is enough in this line,
but good kitchen stove is a great
comfort. 1t is better to put a little
more money in the stove and a little
less in the other furnishing if econo-
my in this direction seems necessary.
Too many summer cottages are pro-
vided with show furniture for the
front part of the house to the neglect
Of the working end. Live as simply
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-11-28

The general plan of this summer
cottage is about as simple as a house
could be built. 1t is just one long
house 20 feet wide with a wing at
the back for a kitchen. The plain
ness of such a building would be an
objection but it is relieved by the
dormer windows and the long front
porch, so that in appearance the cot
tage is all right from an artistic stand
point
wall is not necessary; the house
is set on posts. If the ground is I'M
even the lower part may be used for
storage for boats, which is very
good thing, because in order to keep
a boat from leaking it is necessary to
keep it out of the sun when not in
actual use. 1t is very difficult to keep
boat tight without such care and a
leaky boat is an intolerable nuisance
Before the siding is put on a good
quality of building paper is tackled to
the studding. Some builders of sum-
mer cottages consider this unneces-
sary, but it is a good thing to keep
OuI lH0SClo anu IL 10 dI LILIES
when the weather is cool. Then pos
sibly it may be necessary at some
future time to finish the house for
comfort in cold weather. The paper
costs but little, so the extra expense
when building is not a serious con-
sideration. The paper may be put on
easily at that time and it cannot be
done to advantage afterward
All the rooms are finished inside
with three-eights Norway or common
pine ceiling. All around at the top
and bottom a quarter round is nailed,
which makes very neat corners. There
is no painting or vanishing inside
but the outside is well painted with
two coats of paint having a pure
white lead base. No matter how cheap
cottage may be constructed it must
have a pleasing appearance Good
paint is very necessary and the way
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-11-28

Fuel is always expensive and Is the
one feature that resists the careful
manager. In winter we cannot freeze,
and in most parts of this country we
have plenty of cold weather 1t is the
provoking nature of fire to burn fierce
ly on hot day and to smolder or
give out only little heat on a cold day.
Many time the heads of the house
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-11-28
Survival Of Ancient Belief.

II Is an ancient belief that mans
name has some mysterious sympathy
with his nature, whence arise such
stories as that of Rumpelstiltskin,
whose power over a human being
vanishes the moment that his name
81 pronounced aloud. 1t has been
suggested, with some show of reason,
that the modern practice of nam
ing" a refractory member of the
mouse OF commons is merely sur
vlyal of this belief. which our Morse
ancestors brought into England.-St.
James Gazette.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-11-28

Mr.. William A. Radford will answer
COST on all subjects pertaining to the
subject of building for the readers of this
paper. On account of his wide expe-
rience as Editor, Author and Manufac-
turer. he is, without doubt, the highest
authority on all these subjects. Address
all inquiries to William A Radford, No.
enclose two-cent stamp for reply.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-11-28
FLOOR PLAN

as you may. some work is necessary
in the kitchen so long as campers
keep up the habit of getting hungry
There is good living room and a
good kitchen in this house and there
are four bedrooms which are all light
and airy and they are big enough for
the purpose. Each door and each win
dow is protected with a good fly
screen. so the windows may all be
left open and the inmates not suffer
from the attentions of mosquitoes or
other insects. For some reason mo-
squitoes seem to have special grudge
against campers. They will swarm
about strangers when the natives are
iunmolested.
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Cannot Stand the Pace.

Mrs. Alex Tweedie says. in the Tat
tier: TT is extraordinary the number
of charming people who refuse coun-
try house visits because they cannot
afford the hosts bridge stakes or the
servants tips"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-11-28
Likes Her Departure.

etNSS IICT OCpdf CUTSs
There's one thing about Miss Sharp.
tongue-she looks fine on a horse.
doesn't she?"
Eyes, especially when it's headed the
other way."-Detroit Free Press.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-11-28
FOR LOVERS OF EMBROIDERY.
Pocketbook Cover That Will Make a
Charming Gift.

Embroidery designs for cover for
pocketbook. Half of one side is
shown, and this again is to be dupli-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-16
SHILOH COLONY
 SUBJECT OF ATTACK,
Gov. Cobb and the Executive Council Give Hearing to Compartments
 Against Society.

Augusta, Me. Nov 16-What is hoped by many persons will prove to be the beginning of the end of Elijah Sandford's notorious Shiloh colony took place when Governor Cobb and the executive council gave hearing to those who have complained against the Holy Ghost and Us society. Just what the result will be is problemat- ical, but it is generally believed that such strong pressure will be brought to bear on the governor that he will urge the next session of the legisla- ture to probe the affairs of Shiloh with a view to suppressing the colony if sufficient evidence can be obtained to warrant such action. It is expect ed that the agitation will have gained such an impetus by the time the legis- lature assemblies in January that an investigation then made will disclose condition which will ba an over wnelming argument against the insti- tuition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-16
FRANCE WILL.
 PAY INDEMNITY.
Preparation to Parents Di Lieutenant England of Little Rock. Who
 Was Killed on Duty.

Little Rock, Nov. 16.-The parents of Lieutenant England Of Little Rock, who was unfortunately killed ill Chi nese waters by a stray bullet from | French man-of-War, will be indemni- fled for the loss of their son.
 The French government ill as deli cate way as possible, has notified the state department that ii Was willing to make reparation for the distressing occurrence. The amount to be paid by France has not yet been fixed. It is understood that the sum will probab- ly be $25,0oo. The England family, il is stated, will accept the indemnity.
 France has all along acted fairly in this matter, and admits the charge oi criminal earelessness preferred by the American naval inquiry board
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-16
4 GREAT THRONG
LARGEST CROWD OF THE YEAR VISITS PINE BLUFF CIRCUS
 DAY.
The Streets and Public Places Iit- rraIiy Packed With Sur"in@
 Crowd of Humanity.

No one need to be told that Fri dar was circus day in Pine Bluff. The fact was perfectly patent i'll the great surging crowd of human fly that thronged every street and alley, every business house and public place; in the joyous, hap pN countcnance ard the thousand in the very blend of brilliant col ol,s so noticeable in dress ana ae- companyins baggage.
 It was not the first time n:rn Bluff has experienced tha bliss Of circus day. But il i@ the. first time in years that Pine Bluff has held so large crowd an inter- ested, large crowd of spectators of all classes and kinds.
 The country folk began to come i'll carly in the day. and the arrival Of every train on every line of ..ail- way served to augment the crowd. until by noon the city was packed and jammed with them.
 It is not on record that Ringlins brothers had to turn any away froEl their tent, but they deserve crad!e for having drawn the biggest crowd here that has visited the cit, in many a day.
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TWO CANDIDATES FROM JEFFERSON COUNT FOR LEGISLATIVE HONORS BEFORE
 THE NEXT HOUSE. king Wants tO Be Scrgcant-at- Arms and Miss Matthews OPStmiS-
 tre>S of House.

While Jefferson countY's rcpresen- tatiyes in the state legislature are not seeking additional honors than those already conferred by their cOnstitu- ents, this county will nevertheless fur nish two candidates for legislative henors when the next sesison of that august body conyenes.
 Mr. Jno. E. King, one of the eounty's most substantial citizens, vii be a candidate for sergeant-at- arms. and will receive the warm est support of the Jefferson county delegates.
 Miss Popsy Matthew's of Redfeld will be candidate for postmistress Of the house, and will have the most loyal support of Jefferson $ cElNalrOuS members.
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1. i. I. !. !. 4. + {. I. !. + + + +
 + BRIEF MENTION. <


Mr. Guy r. StcciF, press agent for Ringling brothers circus, WAS in the city Friday mihsIinG with the newspaper fraternity.
 Mcssrs. Joe Brrnath, Ben Bran non and II. l. IIoldernoas Wr.'e among those who attended th" funeral 0f Dr. Bittin4er from rhj-. city
 Miss Ellie Gockhmt of Little Rock is visiting relatives in the city,
 Miss Lucile Tucker is visiting in l.itt}e Rock
 Ms. W. #Dewoody has Returned from pleasant yisi. 10 friends at Warren.
 Nr. W. L. Crockett. T prominent Dallas. Tex. man is u the Airing ton.
 Mrs. Mary L. Riggs Of Parma Mo. is visiting in the city.
 Mr. $. ] Collier of Althefmrr is in the city on business
 Hon. Ashley Cockrell of Little Rock Was business visitor To the cit1 Thursday.
 Mr w \. Carr. ''twenty-fonr hour man" for Ringling brothers circus. is in the city completjne arrange ments for the performance here to- morrow
 Among tAe recent arrivals in tie city is Mrs \. C. NohIin of Pales- tinc. Texas. who is a welcome guest Of Capt C. T. Robinson and fam ily in Lakeside. Mrs. NOblin = formerly Mrs. J. G. Gar9ett-i' a lady of charming personality and has many friends in our ciiN.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-16
D. W. Boycs dsyo1es his ams to rents

Have I J. Malcolm tune your plano. Old phone No. CSC.
 -12 show cases for sale at par gain. Gail on Anderson r3con Eras company
 T. A. Drummond for bargains i'll unredecmed watches, je~a4E, trunks, bags and suit cases. 22i Main stret. Automobile for sale. cheap, Ad. f,ress "J" cara Graphic.
 The Margaret Mahar property on South Walnut near Sixth avenue is for rent. Closet and bath iu tIe house. Water ill the Kitchen T~o-story build- ing in good order Apply t9 fl1 West Sixth avenue.
 At the Autlcrs hotel from tais date you can get your di'aer for 31 cents.
 Wanted Girl or middje-agcd white woman for houseWork; good wages. L, care Graphic office.
 Prom hts date dinners will be served for % cents at the Antlers hotel.
 Special bargain ia hhredeemea watches, jewary. trunks, suit cases and bags. T. A. Drummond, 221 Main. Merchants lunch from 12 to 2:3O o'clock 8 cents, at the Antlers hotel. To my friends, pftrons I'l pub Jnc vnopiUp3 Holland. cho!cr :cs =:,zs1eas, Naret sus and HyaGi.tLs. ais2 :, iihe lot oi gold fish from 15 cents up. Mrs. '. A. Starr, florist
 Merchants lunch, g cents, at the Ant1ers hotel.
 At the Anuers hotel change of price; 50-cent dinner for 9 cents.
 Nicely furnished front room for rent cheap; very close In. ". care Graphic
 Very desirable front room fo' rent, large and handsomely furnished. Call at noon or after 6 p. m 5ol West Third.
 For sale, stock In good paying. long established business from t2 40 shares. "J." care of Graphic.
 ---I1andsome china in one hun dred-pieee dinner setZfor S!3. E. l.. Owen.
 -Everythine in toys and dolls. B. L OWen
 Agents wanted, ladies or gen tlemen From ten to fifteen dol lars made daily Call at 52 West Second avenue F. iilliard and company.
 Mrs C. A. Ferguson has nov cd her boarding house from 210 Tennessee to Third and Georgia, where she will maintain the excel- lent table as before.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-16
Fire ali Home
 Of B. Eitelman

The fire alarm Was turned n from the residence of Mr E. Eitel- man, I'll West Fourth avenue. Fri day afternoon. The paper on the kitchen walls had heeon9 i@uitsd in some manner aud tAe laoa4, VI soon filled With smoize. iFHe fo'.s-s were eXtinsuished with chemj.9.5. and little damasr ta fae5rats Ha~ done
 Mrs Eiteluan. wa3 as. =a..a quite i'll for som time 1s59 ,4. 4Ied to i neishhor hsazsz.=5sal ~taa suffered quito ne99o4- shock from the excitement.
 M late1lmanr is fha eapaaaa# aanasrs far@t @thc Krcss sse1e i. -hts cttX.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-16
ROAD TAX CASE
SETS DECEMBER 5 AS DATE FOR HEARING TT.
Interesting Injunction Suit Will at Last Come Up for Hear
 ing Here.

Graphic readers are familiar with the details of the injunction suit in stituted on July 1, 1905, against James Gould, collector for Jefferson county, by Mrs. M E. Seymour ct al. to pro- hibit him from eXpending s32,000 of road taxes collected by him, claiming that the tax was unjust and unconsti- tutional.
 Now, after all these months of wait ing the case is to be heard Judge Elliott decided Friday morning to hear the case Monday, December 3.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-16
[ al CHIT BE.lN FEN
STREET CARS,

john Cargin2toa. who lives in the eastern part oe the city, was painful ly injured Friday afternoon in a pe- cUliar manner
 He was swin4inG from a street car on Sixth avenue while passing anoth- er ear and was caught between the two and for a brief period was bump- cd from one to the other. The cars were stopped and he was eXtricated from his unpleasant predicament.
 He was taken to Dr. TroupeS of fee. where his injuries received at teution and was then sent home.
 While his injuries are painful they are not of a serious nature and he Will be out again soou
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-16
AT THE MAIN
Sk ATING RINK.

At the Main rink last night an lhl- mense crowd of people attended the grand masoue carnival. which from both social and financial standpoint broke all previous records Ill the way of attendance. The big rink was fill cd to it's utmost capacity and every body present had a big time The maskprs were in so many different kinds of costumes and so well carrleo ort their views. that the judges Nessrs. Toney, Levine. McEWen and Russell, had a difficult time in making the awards. However. the following nroved to be the lucky persons; Mf. Gnv I.eAar received 3 handsome silk scarfs for having the most original; Charles O'Neil, watch, for having the most c0mcaI costume, and Miss Mil dred Smith q handsome lace and lNofE fan for being the most graceful skat- CT During the evening Mesfs Shaw and McI.allen entertained those pres ent with fancy and trick skating, whilst the Dutch band bloWad them- magnificent success achieved.
 selves hoarse for the adifleation of the musical eoterie.
 The big baseball game w&s ! picnic and the wonderful skating and dane ins of Prof. Jack McLalIen brought down the house The management are certainly to be con@ratulated on the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-16
FEMALE HE,s..'.

Ladies. our free catalogue eX- plains how we teach hairdressing, manlcuring. facial massage. etc, in a few weeks. write Moler College, St. Louis, Mo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-16
EiAI4H. HEIi'.

Men, our catalogue explains how we teach barber trade quickly. write nearest branch, Molcr Barber College, St Louis or Dallas. Texas
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-16

The greatest uric actd solvent is Brooks BearFoot. the new kidney. Iiv- CT and bladder cure with free com bined trcatment for nervous and sexa- al debility
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-16

Can anything he more fair than is fry it on our guarantee. X. G. 'edell, Druggist
 Note-While we are sole agents fer fAol in Pine Bluff it is HOW for sale at the leading drug store in nearly e' erT town and city in the country. Look for the Vinol agency in your town.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-16
GilRS nIl.ss..sE1l lAl,.

sale at re.tsaAaA I44=-.s. 4l Ms c, T. toizfas:op, i - l., street. Lakeside
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WANTED.
Every Man. Woman and Child in Pine
 Bluff

to call at our store for the greatest strength creator and health restorer which We have ever sold-Vinol It is not a patent medicine, but the most valuable and delicious cod liver prepa- ration without a drop of oil to nause- ate and upset the stomach and retarl it's work.
 We do not believe there is a person in this vicinity who cannot be bene- tited by Ninol at this season of the year. Ninol is delicious to the taste. and it is recognized as the greatest strength creator for old people, weak, stcklN women and children, nursing mothers, and after a severe sickness.
 EinoI is unequaled for hacking coughs, chronic colds. bronchitis and al throat and lung troubles Creates aA appetite and makes those who are too thin, fat rosy and healthy.
 Ne have had so much eXperience %ith Ninol and seen so many wonder tel results from its use that we offer ia return money without question if #9 e}aeS fl3t accomplish all we claim for
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-16

Brooks White Cream Eye Salve Guaranteed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-16
A Letter From the Ex-Governor o
 Oregon,

The Ex-Governor of Oregon is an ardent admirer of Pecuaa. He keeps 1t continually in the house. X letter received from him reads, as follows:
 STATE OF OREGON, ]
 AP1,NENT.