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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-01-11

Mrs Gayboy That's where you Ar.
wrong. You don't seem TO undrnt,ns
the use Of words, u q thlar 10 ''rounJ@
Il can't be any ''rouader."
Mr., Gsyboy Then there Ia no .e,A
thing a "ronnder" Thanss A.,
You won't call me oue aEaln. viii your
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-01-11

"That big foundry over there can
get ahead very fast"
"Why nOtp
"It's always. casting anchors
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-01-11

One reason people frequently take n
lawyers advice is that they have to
pay for 1t.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-01-11

Mothers win md Mfs wlaaew.. noo,A,..
gtlr ne h.ss fsHeds 10 nsa taT their eh tld,ss
aatias The teethins lesled. ''''''ss
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-01-11
ARRANGEMENT FOR WATER SUPPLY.

change, as much as the green al.
falfa."
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-01-11
GOOD GARDEN HARROW.

barrow's back If preferred. Such n
barrow VIII come very handy when
cartlng loose and bulky garden stuff
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-01-11

Mexico now has Gn.uO American resi-,
dents aud $32a.unO,OOO American money.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-03
\ Charming IialloMc'cn Party.

Miss Daisy Sallee entertained the members of the 500 club with a most unique Halloween party on last Thursday evening d; her home on South Olive street. The house was tastefully and lavishly adorned with the beauties afforded by Nature at this season-the golden pumpkin and the ruddy apple playing an important part ill the scheme of decoration, On arriving the guests were greeted by the sight of two immense Iack-o'- lanterns placed at either side of the entrance. and which grinned a cor dial welcome. These with a number of smaller lanterns gave light and eff fective decoration to the porch. On entering, the sight which met their eyes was beautiful and cheerful in the extreme, and gave a foretaste of the delightful evening which followed. Autumn leaves and chrysanthemums were used in profusion, piano, tables and cornices being banked with them Between the doors, corn, apples and tiny lanterns were strung together to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-03
SOCIETY Y ~

ring the contents of the pot. Under the pot was a fire" of the brightest flames and as the guests came up the gypsy took her broom and brought forth pieces of red silk bearing the girls names and these were given to the boys and was the girl he was to es
 cont to supper. The cat then scratch ed under the pot and the red coal of fire she gave to the girls and the black coals of fire she gave to the boys. These coals contained the for tunes of the guests. Upon arriving at the room the vision was greeted to an deliberately decorated room. The plate rack was outlined with small cat and pumpkin lanterns while above the plate rack was larger pumpns and owl designs. The table was covered with a yellow cloth, which was elab-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-03
\ Surprise

e nonse 10 a card marked "Board- ers Wanted linking perhaps the house was Haunted: 'sv@came in body on Hallowe en, nsSehostliest crowd that ever was 6een- z .T silently filed through a rearway
 or,
 a dozen, or probably more,
 sting goblins, brownies and
 s:i|r, 'o,x ot v.nn,ns tro,,s- hnking perhaps of the strenuous Mime, iey brought a nice lunch and sil- Yer dime; r,ehnuts and popcorn, and apple
 eck; n6Kich and celery and nuts to crack. ,nhostess was paralyzed, mute and
 nunl- M@host kept his head and at once ! baid-come, SSeated, strange guests, on chair or Aoor, %y6ho came in through the fast lock
 Ed door, nStell us, o, tell Us, ye hungry shorde, rSpu come hither to seek for board? Gstand ye not 'tis a serious time, MNyou offer the host but a paltry dime. en spake the Chief in a mysterious #way- Mach one draws fifty dollars d day. t-N elcOme, thrice welcome, to this bur home, OWnie, or goblin. fairy or Snome; ur6e and revel this gruesome night. icmp by our fireside till morning
 ight- atch or nod by the hickering fires Hxhe last soft glimmer of light eX- N%pires. pM and brownie-fairy and snome, Mfe welcome, thrice welcome. to Kenbune Home; le@house is yours-for a year and a
 day, fty dollars apiece is generous pay.
 # E. NJ. Kendall
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-03

form portiers. and in inc center a silded horseshoe hung suspended Black eats, emhems of Witches, and all sorts of uneanny things, were scat tered galore oyer the walls. curtains and doors, and over all beamed The soft glow of Jacl1-o- -1anterns and WaX candles.
 Before beginning the club game of 50o, the guests were invited to par take of popcorn and fruit from ta- ble which was heaped with autumn leaves, corn in the shuck, apples, and bananas and in the center of which stood a large pumpkin filled with popcorn.
 The game was then begun, the score cards being clever pen and ink sketches of appropriate design. The playing was interesting and contin- ued without interruption till the witching hour of 12 o'clock, when the electric lights were suddenly switched off leaving only the dim glow of the lanterns, and the party gazed in sur prise at procession of 'spooks" which solemn1y marched through the rooms
 At the conclusion of the game, the first prize, a popular book, was award ed to Mr. Hicks Stone, and Mr. Veo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-03

aorately covered W.ul TlalioWe 'en de- signs. The center piece was a large pumpin filed with fruit. The cover was decorated with Autumn leaves, owls, cats. etc. while around the pumpkin was chessnuts These had names on them and as they were thrown into the fire if they cracked was the sign that they were being loved While part were popping the chestnuts, the others were drinking chocolate. The guests were each giv- en a souvenir in the nature of one of the lanterns.
 This affair was perfect in every de- tail and will finger long in the minds of the young people.
 The following were present.:
 Misses Catherine Murphy, Clyta Daniels, Reita Johnson, Emma Will bourne, Mamie Nunn, Bessie Thomp- son, Joe Hart, Allie Mae Howell, Elm fly Fox, Ella Fox, Gertrude Fox, Read ma Dansby, Jessie Banks, Lola Kaiser, Irene Langford. Louise Ryland, Flor ence Mccain, Margaret Dewoody, Leila Gammill.
 Messrs. Harvey Gillespie, Fay Chew, Rob Lee Byrd Arthur Green, James Miller. Cecil Baker, Ed Knox, John
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-03
Halloween at FOX'>.

An entertainment beautiful in it's Ngsments was the one given by
 Fox on Friday evening com aNtAly to her daughter, Miss Ella lxs&mho on that day celebrated her taH birthday. The entertainment IS q HolloWe' 'en party and was the ost# perfect and delightfu! of any zgiven in this city. l. is well l0Nn fact tha, Ms. Fox spares noth- to make her entertainments mplete success, and Miss Ella Fox < Mis occasion entertained a num- 2 0f her most intimate school mates me young people reached the Fox m they could well foretell the na- s9Mof the entertainment from the M Ter of "Cat Lanterns that lighted surroundings. At the door Hen pberts dressed as a ghost received auests and gave them a "cold Mary Fox in a perfect cos representing a cat took the girls 7 le dressing room. Frank Byrd
 hlso fine in his representation of
 He escorted the boys to the
 room. The Fox home from attic
 liar was thrown open to the
 people for their pleasure and
 they enjoyed themselves was
 ply attested by the merry voices
 lnslng laughter heard throughout
 ouse. The home was appropriate Id tastily decorated in everything we to Halloween, the home being lighted. On walls, mantels and
 ets were cats, owl heads, devils
 every thing that was frightful ns. Two ghosts took the guests le attic, where they were told to phe corpse three questions to be
 ered by yes or no, and when the
 question was asked the corpse
 to life and would frighten the |4s people. This place was dimly ga. Miss Reita Johnson was fine
 e part of the corpse. After this, buests went to the basement. The
 We're told to walk backward
 One steps and they would see
 future husband in the mirror.
 leaving the basement the boys
 SITS went to the library room,
 e Jokes were told on them. A
 escorted them to this room, who MT. J. W. Langford, and he was
 lent as witch In the breakfast
 they were told to duck for the s Ill a large tub of water, these
 s had cut On them the names of
 sWeethearts. The apple seeds put on hat pins and held over the ed candles and as the letters of alphabet were called the letter 'he seed popped on was the name nelr sweetheart. The candles Chen blown out to see the num- or years before marriage. The US Were next attracted to the all where a gypsy hut was stationed 0ae gypsy all the while was stir
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-03
TKRk.@

Alexander received the consotasjre.a prize, quaint little pumpkin mar.
 Then followed the telling CT rc. tunes which were drawn from pumpkin by He1Jaw ribbon, at .nG endaf which W :. pamphlce eoniainin9
 ApProf f#.s Us refresii~ ments Wee ,.=..a Misses Mar Lee and Bet. sisted Ay Misses Eliza. N..as and t.liza-. beth Sc1ober ny misses were attired in cos J.u rnpresentjuzy thes pumpkin flower and their cofocs. of green and yellow proved vastI. becoming.
 On leaving, each guest was pre- scented with q lighted Jack-o -lauterls to light them home," a fitting eud- ing to Halloween pleasures. Mis- Sallee's guests were Misses Nars Kate Riley, Lola Mann, Mae BaI tiey.. Edna Stowell, Annie Owen, Enuga. Hummer, Mary Banks.
 Messrs. Sorrells Dewoody, HtsM@ Stone, William Jacobs, Will Ala> ander, Clifford Brewster, Veo Ale@~ ander, Fonzo Brewster and Fdea Pipkin.
 Continued on Page Eighty
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-03

Alexander. Cliff Foster. Hugh Ryland. James Goree. Henry Roberts. lIervey Mann.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-03

for a corset Now it is different. You can buy Cos sard Front-Laced Corset for little as $50o. The manufacturers have delegated MISS GROVE s an expert corsetere, to acquaint the ladies of Pine Bluff with this extraordinary corset that is fast ma ing it's way into the favor of Americas best gownee
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
san Francisco and TonOpah Mining
If You Want, to
Invest in Safe
Mining Securities

buy any Of the following stocks for good
profit
IONOPAH STANDARD. .-..-.-.....st at 30 cents
Right in line for the big veins: down over
500 feet and in exactly same formation as the
big group 10 the east.
TONOPAH EMPIRE. RE..............at at % cents
new company; well located south of Stand
ard.
Recent discoveries with the drill Of high grade
ore In Tonopah Extension and McKane Mining
At GREAT DEPTH practically assure the
future Of these two properties. II you failed
u buy TOnOpah Extension when II could be
bad for 30 cents redeem your error by buying
STANDARD now.
GREENwATER BLACK OXIDE COPPER Qist-
ed -.--...-.-.-..- -.-.-..-.- AT market
Adjoins Clark's Furnace Greek. in high-grade
ore; a great buy around $3.50 cents.
NEVADA GREENwATER COPPER. at 80 cents
Adjoins Arcturns in Willow Greek section OF
Greenwster. One Of the future great mines
Of the district.
ASHLEY CONSOLIDATED ..--..at Is cents
In Buckskin district: lies between Kennedy
Cons. and Buckskin Cons. average copper as-
says p per cent: also golG and silver
values; limited number OF shares AT - cents.
For further particulars cali on or address
NJ. II. CRITCHER. 70 SUTTER ST, SAN
FRANCISCO
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
in Mining Stocks During Past Week

Continued hesviness and more or less
weakness marked the local stock mar
lxet all last week. Business was
apathetic and depressions were Of daily
occurrence. The softness was at
tributed largely TO the turn taken by
lodrers from the East Some weeks ago
they were ali 20 buy, while now ac-
fcordine to brokers who receive East
lern orders, the majority are 10 sell.
This Eastern selling is supposed 10
be due TO the sharp decline In Wall
street stocks. which has caused the
Fasteners TO sell out their mining
shares 70 realize ready money TO keep
their Wall-street commitments In or
der. Another cause for the weakness
is said to be the free selling OF longs
for stop loss purposes Anyhow the
market has not been satisfactory our
ing the week, and the final slump yes
terday did not extend much consolation
10 the longs.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
Only a limited amount to be sold
at this price. You must act
promptly. Call or write today
for prospectus, map and full
particulars.
SAFE INVESTMENT

Railrosd. onsr the safest .n4 9ess rsma9sr9e+xs
onstrsted in thousand wayse need iaaAaeey EeeeA-
than that By the 1xwt kR&nsoon9lne@en5
These railroads By building up eonrnunitls. Geaeed
capacity existing awaits oonuDaO-
ton OF the Chicago New York Electric Air lna say
nothing OF the business II viii develop By
the saving to the travelling public Of monsy and TINA
and of the increased comfort Il VIII AFFORD
1t is to be the enly direct line beSween the ccuntn
greatest centers of popuatonde1 miles Shorter
Because OF the volume Of busfness whtcn b 49,
eured and because Of the saving In the eost % build
hesitation saying that the Chieago-ew roEk E1So-
Air Line offers the greatest lnVogenonk
tunfty Of modern timea
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
SEND FOR MY
Market Letter

Have you made any money in mining stocks
latelyg You would had you followed my market
letter You don't have 10 take my word for II;
Just look up my market letters for the past two
months and what / have had 10 say on
the market and then judge for yourself whether
have been right not. In my next private
market letter 7 am going 10 tell you the truth
so Tar as I know II about conditions IN Goldhed
and ] think you will agree with me that come
rs near knowing as any broker on the Pacific
Coast Ny information is from personal inves
tigation ! still believe that Mohawk oonsol-
idsted Leasing Co is one of the best buys in
the market.
For my privste market letter send your name
and address on postal card and then you will
receive Il regularly.
A. ]. MOORE
Rooms 29 and 80, Bacon Block
OAKLAND. CAL.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
TONOPAH's FREIGHT BLOCKADE
SidfnEs Are Crowded With Cars
Loaded With Merchandise

TONOPAT1 March e.-The freight
blockade in this camp and at Cold
field is said by Manager Hedden Of
the local road to be due TO the slow
ness OF the merchants in removing
their goods from the cars turned over
TO them at the yard. The local yard
Is very small and but few cars can
be handled at q time. The side tracks
ere loaded all the time and the COM
pany ie unable 10 bring any more
cars up the grade. The sidings all
along the line have been crowded with
cars awaiting their chance at the yard.
but the merchants, IL is said, have not
cleared their goods out and the com
pany's hands are tied. All trains run
ming into the camp are laboring un-
der great dif1lcuities in the bad wealth
Ter. The grade is hard enough TO get
over in dry weather, but when the
rain or sleet makes the tracks slip
lpery IL is almost impossible to haul
the trains up the hin. IT is no un-
usual sight to see two or three en-
gines struggling with several cars
and making but little headway.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
PROGRESS OF THE WORK

Surveys have been made much of the right of way
has hundreds OF carloads OF material
railroad ties. steel rails etc. already delivered
along line OF the rst division, an0 contracts for
steel bridge material and construction maehnsry hays
baen awarded spring opens hundreds
OF extra men will be added to our present forces
and the Air Line route will thereafter present scenes
activity and great strides in the
ress of building will be made during the coming
open season
Our entire construction forces engaged
on the division between Chicago and La Porte. Ind
since last September, by centraliEing ef
forts have made wonderfully rapid progress. In
stea O scattering construction the
entire 79o miles between Chicago and New York We
division. because each division is 70 be paying rail-
road In Itself 70 say OF tnc Prncpal source
Our division win draw from eleven thriving
cities and towns. including the new and wonderful
city of Gary being built by the United States
Steel Corporation which viii contain over 100000
people. Within three months will be running
out of Porte Ind. and will be used to deliver
structon material to the points where II is needed
This will greatly facilitate progress 1t Is safe
to predict that within first division Will
he In
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
Financial and Commercial

Continued from Page "a
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
MOHAWK ABOUT TO RESUME
Huge Ore Bins I'm Construction 10 Re-
ceive Mine Output

GOLDFTELD, March 9.-The concrete
foundations for the immense new ore
bins Of the Mohawk mine are finished
and the timbers are framed and ready
for raising. within a few days the
bins viii be ready TO receive the ore
OF which there is a big tonnage opened
IN the mine. When the word is given
10 proceed, the Mohawk will start on
an era OF production which promises to
eclipse that Of the leases which brought
fame 10 the mine.
In the lease workings a world OF ore
was left and the company has developed
an immense tonnage through its own
shaft, which has now been connected
with the Slopes of tie Hayes -Monnette
and Frances Mohawk leases.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
EQUIPMENT FOR STRAY DOG
Sullivan Trust Company Management
Hns PInns for working Nine

MANHATTAN, March s.-It is re-
ported that the sullivan Trust Com
pany mine, the Stray Dog. viii be
equipped with a mill to treat its ores
on the ground. just what the plans
are has not been given out The prop
erty is already equipped with air drills
and the shaft is down nearly 900 feet.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
NEVADA COUNTIES
BROKERAGE co. Qnc.
800 BUSH ST. SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
GoLDrTELD ac.

The Hecla GoId6eld NJ. & NJ. Combnatio Is
the best buy In Nevada today 80 acres well
located. Development commences soon- Shares
now &c. VIII advance Par value 81.
Nonassessable. Five monthly payments. Write
today for map ana particulars
BANKERS MINING FINANCE CO.
$50 Commonwealth Bldg, Denver, Colo.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIME

those who neglected the opportunity of Investing in
signifcance and which will make as many and as
And Just as surely history repeats itself in all
else there will be people who will allow this chance
the country there are thousands of people every
walk of VIII
great profts that Chcago-New York Electric Air
Line Will yield. of them.
The people invested in telephone stock made
vvild a a hazardous
money in project WI o.
was found in an untried theory of one The ee-
ment Of speculation eliminated from this rropo-
sition Every feature upon which its is de-
pendent has been tried and proven
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
UNPRECEDENTED DEMAND QUICKLY
EXHAUSTS LIMITED ALLOTMENTS

The work OF construction on the Chicago-New York
Electric Air Line R. r. was begun when the nrst
shovel earth turned at point near La Porte
Indiana, September first of last year. Since that
time construction gangs have been engaged IN grad
ing. the roadsed. many miles Of which are now com
Ceremonies, the first spike driven ct La Porte
Ind. by President Jonathan D. Prioe OF the con-
ft0n n0ra
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
When William ]. Bryan e,

When William ]. Bryan ex-
pressed himself as being in favor
of the government ownership of
railroads. the view was indor
by some of his followers az
even by. others, irrespective
party. The reason Of this sup
port cannot be attributed so much
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
EARNING CAPACITY

As indication Of the success Of first divi-
sou we the experience OF the Aurora, Elgfn
and Chicago Raroad the nrst long -distancs third
rail electric line It has been in operation for hve
and has made fortunes for its stockholders. It is
fifty-seyen miles long, train is filed its
fullest capacity they attain speed OF ninety miles
an hour, and serious accident has occurred
its line. The operating expenses are but Sc per
returns the capital invested than electric
project hoated.
There never has been time since the first earth
was turned for the construction of the Chicago-New
York Electric Air Line R. r. that stock has not
been worth par-S100 share In order to stimulate
public interest and any lack OF confidence
commenced, we adopted the method OF cnering lin
tied a1lotments of stock at prices much below its
actual value Now that the practicabilit Of both the
strated and building operations have far advanced
all skepticism 10 L1S. Lle PeDc CON
the promising features of the proposition. From the
work already they W re
in earnest about building this railroad. and have
also shown them that Its earning possibilities
almost boundless.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10

to a confidence in the policy as
grasp at ANY REMEDY for
OF OUR RAILROADS.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-12
To All The People

In keeping with an ancient
custom back to the Pythagorean
age, from time immemorial; even
with the Huguenot, Hotteutot,
and the What Not it has been
customary to gather in great
concourse to feed fat natures
insatiates voracity. Therefore,
come and parta ke of that I'm.
dying Name which will be
served at the Appomattox. and
take with you a Cornucopia
alled with the Nectar that
Jupiter Sips"
Remember The Great Hoss
Sale will be in progress the en-
tire time. Come we'll supplied
with Pap's Tin and go home
with enough Hoses to supply
the demand IN the Panama.
Should you search the records
If erudition aud fail 10 find ad
equation, escort your corporeal
system to Appomattcx ard thu
Seniors will be delighted t.
elucidate In short, come to
the public school building. Sat.
urday, December 14th, both
afternoon and evening 1.-THE
last mentioned means night
and we vii greet you with
smiles.
Yours faithfully.
SENIORS,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-12
Bsrt Bull has the prettiest de-
livery wagon in the city.

Saturday was William Pixies
sOth birth day. 1t was spent
quietly because he was looking
for the return of his daughter.
Mrs. D. A. Spalding from the
far west. Mrs. Spalding has
| been very i'll. e ''
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-12

Every BODY come to The
school house Saturday
Mrs. Cora Turner has been
visiting Quincy friends.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-12

The EcoDomv Store has a
great variety of Us, FIJI articles
for the house keeper, also toys
and novelties for the children
TT. SHARP, Prop.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-12
VIM. q. Sullivan,
Exclusive Cash Clothier.
J. We Buy for Cash, We Self for Cash.
THOR Everybody is Satisfied.


TO Friends and Discriminating Buyers
After continuous and prosperous growth for nearly
five years, The Clothing store the very
condition afford you exactly you
line Of merchandise
twenty thousand dollar stock you
United States, the celebrated shtng
had and hats Of national reputation.
We want to call your attention to these facts,
want to consider these facts apply them to
standing become ;-First-We buy the very
merchandise that find. pay every
thing that buy sell 4thWe
lowest prices Monroe City. 6th-We stand behind
that worth the money get
satisfaction. these statements
and solicit patronage the standpoint
Of a square deal.
Now, her, everybody knows that The Big Clothing
Store made very rapid growth, fact, the
prosperous Northeast Missouri. We number
hundreds Of the this
community and that every
There a this,
otherwise it is any solicited
trouble show goods give you
for the faith thin a. especially
store to investigate facts, you
advertise the truth 1T will make customer out Of
you, otherwise brand US for what think and
kindly remember in prayers That's all.
Very respectfully
CIITTT TWAIN
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-12

William Sickles of Hannibal,
has been with Monroe friends,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-12

In casting around for some.
thing tor the small girl or boy.
don't miss the Economy Store
Fad door North of the Monroe
City Bank.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-12

Edward Madden has been
visiting a sister in Chicago.