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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29
Vaar man "&parter"
hos &nnoien.

Senne sl,uefSpte ON 9aitor Gruo-
ien bar leg fra min Sen, Drammens-
fimitnerert. a'
St Den fffe iarb, er oen eoSt big.
tet.
@en er ben sigtet, bill iee life itaa
iom beH Der ntger = og 6erfor for.
teller leg ben meb min 9errs esne
SrS:
&ruioien bap6e en- Sp9r Sape |
0rammen, me6 sgbler os B9rer %
&t6s os Worerler os alt, iom fal fri.
tic ben forporpne urebom til Spoeri.
% Ger bar nof al Siupe / 8rpIten
&rutbiens Sabe. SInr bar Sfolesut-
terne ilemme. 3rammens StoIesllt.
ter bar / oct 9ele nofiaa iIenme Sen
Chen. Raag- Der bar ogiaa bra
5olf bLanbt Dem, iom {. ST. Saltf
sIabeI, &apeImeiter SaLuorien, @ar.
tin anuSien og ies ieIo. Men ANDRE,
rer ithen er blit Iigeiaa raontunbige,
rar ifeieragtige og itid / &rutoiens
Sape.
Seq oeb tdlfdIo to n,rp9renbe BE-
rsnrte RGIto, iom bar aiIagt Here emo
en Siitt Der, os bet er ira benz, leg
bar Senle Siitorien.
De bar Gutter | 1913 aarS al.
oereny 'os De baooe oct meb at frpbe
crer @iGrSet ! Sfumringen og for.
ipne Jig af anaiSieus fo~rbrlbue 6rugt.
en gf%tcrmiOoae, iom De netup ituIoe
iOulpe ouer 8iarSct, bsrer De en-
Sternnle ne0enfra, Iom roper:
"Sei, Gutter - bpa6 ifal oere ben
Seien9 Sac oa beller eieunem Saoe.
porten, BET er meset bebre. Som Der
meb mig, iaa ifal oere fau iaa mango
sGbler oere OIL"
WmrOen, iom ropte, bar Rreiten
Rmi0ien ieIp. Gan itoo tpf % lioen
% bio neoe | @abem.
Saa moatte Smaneutterne NED al
Carer, % aluaSien tos benz sempt'
Zig i Raften % puifeSe Dem mo gien-
Eem Souegriuoen.
"@erS8p, ipis," IA ban. "SptS,
til bere ipraffer os put ! 2omamerne
til Be onore!"
DEN @utterre bapoe uoflaa lioen
2pIt til at fslse bans peidiee Spfor.
bring. Sc forioste efter beoite epne
at ipiie, men set Iiseiom iaS fait /
SaIien, 90 DC I9ngtes io9rt efter at
fcumue 10. gnSelis tog ben enc Moo
til fig % nuimIeoe ON, at Oct bar
tent, % Sc maatte nof ie at foume
bien til 2etierrte 90 aftcnSmaoen.
~Sa, io," iaeSe BrGiten, JONI belle
SiSen bapSe iuIst Dem % opiorSret
benz til at ia for iis. "Haor Sere bar
Zig $ait iaa. 0sen fsrit ItaI Sere mo
I'll Nlrtter % foa bere en Sage
Se maotte mi inb | Stlien cg bile
paa SomiIieu, og ser blep DC proppet
useS Suser % anSet, til oct boIet poa
al saa umot for Dem.
"a De omiiSer fom afiteo, iulgte
@r9iten SruSien Dem til Saoepor'
ten Iutfeoe penlig op for Dem 90 ia:
Som M igien mart oa, Gutter,
men fOm Sen rietise Srien. Del er
meeet mmSre grpoeri, 90 iaa rtper
here life &aoerne iitptfer paa @i9r'
Oct. % iaa ito til Senner'e ieres,
al De ogiaa fan fommle. Ser er moi
at tu ai. @en buff enbelig pna at
oao ben ristise @eieL SarpeI % bis
'bjmI"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29
THE PRIDE OF ANCESTRY.

An Englishman was boasting to an
American of his ancestry. He put
his hand in his pocket and drew out
a coin bearing an impression of the
head OF George " upon it's surface.
That" he said, SIS the likeness of
the man who made my grandfather
a lord"
After surveying it the American In
his turn drew from his pocket a cop
per cent bearing the device of the
American Indian. That" he said,
lis the likeness of the man who made
my grandfather an angel"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29
FAST TIME.

An Irishman while standing on the
deck of a steamship which was bound
for America was interested in watch
ing the descent of a diver. Upon the
arrival of Pat in New York he was
astonished to behold a diver just
appearing above the surface of the
water. Going to the rail of the YES
sci he shouted to him, Faith, sor.
and we got over as quickly as me-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29
@utterne fsIte fig temmelig lettet,

@lttterne fslte Tug teirlfrleIlg lettef'
ga be itob uoenfor - og De fort lite
igien. tSperfen De eaer &amerater'te
bapoe rtogen pibere Spt paa aInro'
lens Supe mere. Selp bans penlige
SnSbpSelie funbe life mere friite benz.
Del bar en- mild altr, Baitoren an
renbte for at o~pretbolbe bet ipoenoe
grb. Mten Den Dor ~effeftip NOT. De
bar alorig fslt Jig iaa is~nSerfnltlte -
bar be itben fortalt mig. - (gsar
"Ssallenisien".)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29

Sraf Serra Sirma. On $erre, ser
bar paa geiss hos SIestninge |
Sfotlanb, blep en- Dag opertalt til at
forisge fig | @oIfipiI. Sun tog Siete
paa goloen meo al lin 4raft; Serb og
Ssrp fsg til ale SiSer, og ban iaa
fig ON.
"Spab trof ies9" ipirgte ban.
"SfotIano," ioareOe gaoSien tert.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29

sor bar fuunen biet efpr gisrnebarcne. TOM porte SorHoo
~ TN SoetIr po SensSon. langs StcngirrSerne pa begge Gil
naen. Gan bopoe prret Der at @eien. Vi gIenfe Stoen og
0gS borte ire Tiger. goa beune aft; % feit oo pi enoelis tillut itob
~ "a o. -A.- -. L.. -.ssAn Ernnnn,n 49, aaAen Ar AenerifrnI a
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29

Sffe for SbufOmmelie. gorfer for
Retten "Saeen berpna": Set ifaI
irbrsmmes, at ieg braf en- Saar oper
Esritcn, Sr. 9ommer; men igaar bar
min S~rpIlllps6ns."
Get fan bore iao i'm Sag" iaeSe
Sonmteren. "9et er Sog life nso.
DenSigt at Sriffe fig fiIb fopat i'm.
fomnte i'm g~rpIlltpsSas."
"gsei, life forat ibutomrte, Sr,
Sonmer, men forat 9~Ielru1e."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29
Hal EQUAL RIGHTS.

A Scotchman and an Irishman,
both about to be executed for MUIR
der, standing together, side by side,
on a narrow platform with the two
nooses about their necks, The Scotch
mar pushed the Irishman along
a little, edging him away a triIe out
of his place, whereat the Irishman,
true to his Unborn pugnacity and ma
tive wit, pushed back again, remark
ing"
Here; here; what are yez afther
crowding me for? I have as much
right here as you have"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-17

street property holders is the announce
fnent by l. GOodfellow, the eastern engf-
neer here at work ON the NeHhouse build
ings. that he expects to have 10 blast his
way to a footing for the foundations of
the proposed structures instead of dredg-
ing Hardpan has been discovered I'm the
subsoil of the Newhouse properties. and
III ii is a. general in this vicinity as indi-
cations point, the cry OF upper Main street
property holders that large structures
cannot be built below Fourth South street
on Main because of the soft character of
the subsOil will be effectually stopped.
Hardware men are reporting an UMPIRE
cedented inquiry on cement and IL is sx-
pected the coming season Will see an IN
usually large amount of concrete used for
structural building purposes in Salt Lake.
Hardware trade is brisk in all lines and
especially 80 in sportsman goods. Coun-
try trade in hardware has slackened up
considerably on account of bad roads in
and about Salt Lake.
Local wholesale dry goods men report
an advance of u per cent in the price OF
Singhams and flood of small orders that
are difficult TO handle. Retailers about
town are preparing for spring openings
especially the milliners. Practically all the
larger stores will hold their openings the
coming week. ClOthiers have had a busy
week in spite of several days of bad
weather. The shoe men are working over
time getting out spring styles, and the
latter are unusually nObby this spring
There will be no change in prices this
year.
There has been marked activity in local
commercial stocks the past week Sugars
have been particularly active. Western
Idaho stock is now on a per cent divi-
dend basis. the first quarterly payment
being set for April 10
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-17
FAV0RITE CROP BOOMING,

The week ending last night was a
record breaker in point of the num-
Der of children born in the city, accord
ing TO the statistics of the board of
health. The total number is given as
sixty-one, of which twenty-seven were
males and thirty-four females. On the
other hand, the deaths numbered only
eighteen.
The general health of the city is also
shown TO be well up to the average for
this time of year
There were reported during the week
ten cases of contagious and infectious
diseases. consisting of one case of
smallpox, three of diphtheria, one of
measles and five of meningitis. One
case of smallpox, seven cases of diph
liberia and three cases of epidemic cere-
bro spinal meningitis remain in quar-
antine.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-17
SIX CLAIMS, SIX THOUSAND
Clarence McFadden, Former Salt
Lake Attorney, Makes a Sale
at Ely, New.
Especial to Tbs Herald

Ely. New. March ls--Clarence Mead
den. an attorney. formerly of Salt Lake.
has sold TO Allen Adams. of Atlantic
City. n. J.. a group of six claims running
high in lead and silver for q considera-
ton of 5000, The claims are in Steptoe
creek
J. S. Lewis. a jeweler. and J. Adams.
both Of ogden are here, looking for a
suitable location for the esta blishment
of an up-to-date jewelry store.
r l. Madden, of Salt Lake arrived
here last night.
Another strike of rich ore is reported
from MizSah This time the luck was
for MeSsrs. Shute. Long. Helm and Bani-
gan. who have uncovered a large body
of good silver ore while doing assessment
work on the COPPER Loop ledge Gold
silver runs into the hundreds OF ounces
to the ton in spots of the ledge
Construction on the new Nevada North
ern passenger depot at Ely City will be
commenced at once. The building which
viii De of brick with cut stone trim
be large and conveniently arranged and
will be a credit TO the road and to the
town
A. G. Burton. of the Ely Investment
company. left today for Boston 10 nego-
tiate with Boston capitalists for the sale
the Ely Revenue Copper company. The
company is capitalized for 1.eo0,0po shares
at 81 per share. and 100000 shares are
pooled for one year. The proceeds from
the sale of the remaining 10000 shares
Will be devoted 10 devsiopsnent purposes
anained a short time ago By II. L. ]
Warren. mining expert from Boston who
SAID that the prospects OF the COMPANY
hspSnG g. rich ppo03eeE yfra eQpd-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-17
The Stock Market.

News has been received from the big su-
gar factories of the state to the effect
that last years beet acreage will be sur
passed by goOdly number of acres this
season.
The latest quotations are as follows:
Anna lgamated Sugar 90 nfd S1O1 On
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-17
To Owners
of Bad Breath
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coal Lozenges.


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distinguished by powerful bad breath.
They all breathe. and as they breathe
they whiff out odor which makes those
standing near turn their heads away in
disgust The pitiable part of It Is that
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-17
Building Permits.

Building permits issued from March . TO
March 10 inclusive, by ID. W. Gemble
W. @. Ehlert, No. FairmS1nt Ave 900
Mrs. Ella s Sears. Fifth Ave be-
tween A and B streets .....-.... $500
W. b. Richards. Richard street m 5000
J. II. Servis- l51 South Thirteenth
East street 49,. ................. $40
Andrew Jensen. 154 North Second
West street .......... ............. 600
King Hardware Co. 81 West First i'OOV
North street ......-...-.- ..-.....- 30
j. E Coult, lOl6 Lincoln avenue i 600
Petero Grauinotto. 80 West Fourth
South street ........ ........... 600
A. H. Mortensen. Emerson avenue.
east Of Eleventh East street = 1,a0
Mrs. Mary MOrtensen l4Si South
Tenth East street ..................-. 1 2O0
Mrs Mary Judge. Third South and
Main streets ---.---...-.......-. 400 900
and Fifth East streets, houses 5000
John G. Cutler, IT.. 1884 + street $500 2OOO
Davis Brothers. l$ North Third
9 West street -. ;...;............ 1900
Fourth avenue. between L and NJ
streets. five houses .. II Ooa
Elias Norris & Sons Co. Richard
street -----.--
Frank Hall rear of s65 South State
Mrs. Margaret S. Bassett s54 East
Second South street -. 2GO
Pembroke Stationery Co. rear 81
West Second South street ..... 600
Mrs. Mary NJ. Lester, 39s West
Ninth South street ....... Ion
A. Fred Wey. 80 East Second South 1 6se1
National Tea Co, Third South and
Main streets ,-.--..-:;.. -. LOCO
DIR. VIM. r. Cannon, go East South
Temple street ............ ....... 2 800
Wagner Brewing Co. Third West
and FIRST South streets a......... 2OOO
Auerbach K Brother Third South
and state Brooks Arcade. $500
Il. ). Hubbard. 81 West Third South 1000
A. Fred Wey, 434 East South Tenn
pie street -. ................. 5000
John d. Ford. rear so Fourth ave
nue. - -. $50
Ashton Brothers, Second East be-
tween Sixth and Seventh South
streets $3.50. .................... s.OOo
Ashton Brothers. Lincoln avenue
east of Ninth Eas. street houses 4.OO0
Ashton Brothers. Gale avenue. be-
tween Eighth and Ninth South
and Eighth and Ninth West
streets -. ........................ 2.oOO
Ashton Brothers. Second East be-
tween Seventh and Eighth South
streets -. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5000
Mrs. NJ. Peters. 1e9 West Third
North street -. ...............,. 1.5Oo
F. NJ McAllster rear of 1856 and
3SS South Third East street.
nOQSNS the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-17
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NEW POTATOES ARRIVE,

The first shipment of new potatoes
to reach the local market in a month
arrived Saturday from northern Cali
fornia. The shipment came by express
and was limited. The retail price of the
potatoes was 10 cents a pound.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-17
INVEST IN REAL ESTATE.
Nevada Mining Men Buy First Soutl
Street Lot.

A syndicate of Nevada mining men has
purchased the southeast corner propertv
at FIRST South and Second West streets.
from the Utah Commerci~r and Savings
bank for approximately $4,000
Inc deal was made through Little e.
Little The corner has a frontage of s21s
feet on First South street and IA feet
on second west street. 1t was purchased
as an Investment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-17
OPEN BIDS ON
MPROVEMENTS
Public Work Covered by the
Proposals Aggregates About
ST, 200, 900.
FIGURES ARE TABULATED
FIGURES ARE TABULATED
NAMES OF SUCCESSFUL BIDDERS
TO BE ANNOUNCED MONDAY.

Yesterday was one of the busiest DAYS
Of the year in the office of the board
Of public works. Promptly at O'Clock
Secretary Christensen and a special staff
of assistants began the work of open
ing the bids for the public improvements
TO be made during the year BY ) O. clock
these had all been arranged and tabn-
lated. and the board adjourned until Mon
Day at O'Clock. when the names of the
fortunate bidders Will be announced.
The cost of the proposed improvements
is in the neighbOrhood Of sl.0o0oO0. The
names of the bidders. with the amounts
of their bids, follow Z
Sidewalks for year 1897
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-17
TO HOLD INSTITUTE S
 FOR SECRETARIES
\. B. Richardson of Local Y. M. q A. Attends Important Confer , ence of Y. M. q. A. Sec
 retarieS.

Secretary A. B. Richardson of the local Y NJ. c. has recently returned from St. Louis, where he was in conference with secretaries from the southwest, relative to the possibi1- ity of establishing summer train ing school for secretaries and as sistants in this section of the coun- try.
 For number of years summer inst flutes have been held each year in the north and east, but the dis tance has been too great to attract any number Of men from the south and west. The association work has grown so rapidly during the past few years that the services of competent young men has been serious problem with association leaders, and for this reason the es- tablishing of just such an institute
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-17
BASKET BALL
 AT THE, Y. M. c. A.

Two interesting games of basket ball were played in the gymnasium of the Y. NJ. C.. A. Friday night. The first game, played by the Dill leys and the High School teams, resulted in score of 20 to 9 in favor of the Dilleys. The game was fast from start to finish and was not decisive till the last in- ming. The second game between the Dilleys and the Cotton Buyers was not so close. The Cotton Buy CTS are new team and were match ed against a team that was in ex- cellent condition. Though some what outclassed they played splen- did game, making some excellent throws. The score in this game was 20 to in favor of the Dilleys.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-17

MRS. ELIZABETH GILL
 PASSES AWAY
Was an Old and Highly Respected Resident of Pine Bluff-Fun- eral to Be Held Today From St. Joseph's
 Church.

Mrs. Elizabeth Gill, 75 years old, died at her home, No. COZ East Second avenue, yesterday noon, af- ter an illness of three weeks with pneumonia. Mrs. Gill leaves a daughter, Miss Lizzie Gill, who is one of the best known salesladies in this city, and one son, John Gill. The funeral will take place this af- ternoon at 3:3O o'clock from the residence. Services will be held at o'clock from the St. Joseph Cath- ollie church: Interment in the Catholic cemetery.
 Mrs. Gill lived in Pine Bluff more than. twenty-fise years. She was a woman of many excellent charms and because of her generosity and kindly spirit she was loved and re- spected by afl cldsses. Her friends were many throughout the state. {
 The pail bearsers are Mike Holi land, Malachi Donovan, John H. Dellmon, Ben Sylvester dr., Williana Taggart Sr., Doctor c. J. Smith, Charles Dellmon and Frank Franeys
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-17
EXTRA GRAPHIC SOLD
 LIKE WILDFIRE

Those who desire papers contain ing a full description of the East End fire should buy today's Graphic. The demand for extras and the reg ular editions of Graphics, contain ing particulars of the coiifagration, was so great yesterday that the management of this paper was requested to print more of them.
 The Graphic gave the most com- plete account of the fire yet pub lished and thousands of copies of the Graphic extra were sold. AL though an extra supply was printed the day following, the demand for them continues.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-17
LARGEST HOME
 COMPANY IN STATE,
Flattering Statement of Travellers In. suranee Company One of the Things That Attests It's Value and Importance
 To the State.

Elsewhere in this issue will be
 Travellers Fire Insurance Company of
 this city.
 This company is conceded to be the largest home company in the state.
 Organized by few of the leading Pine Bluff capitalists less than four years ago, it's premium receipts for last year aggregated one hundred and nineteen 1 thousand dollars, nearly double the amount of it's 1905 business. It's loss es have all been adjusted and paid promptly and to the satisfaction of the claimants. It has set the pace for local and foreign companies in re- spect to investing it's money in Ar kansas securities and the Graphic has no hesitancy in saying that if all com panies followed the example set by tho Travellers, there would be many in- ternal improvements in the citiea throughout the state, that are enjoyed by eastern cities.
 This company has recently purchas ed the Rhodes-Haverty property on Main street and has always stood ready to invest in Pine Bluff property and Arkansas securities. In the great fire of Wednesday last, the Travellers probably incurred the greatest loss of any other individual company, be- cause of it's local prominence, and the embers of that great fire had not con- menced to die out before the company was paying it's losses and has contin- ued to pay them every day since the fire without discount, a fact that many ly appreciating.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-17
BENEFIT AT MAIN
 RINK A SUCCESS

During the past week the Main rink has presented to the public some remarkable events in the races for the championship of the world between Albert Cookson. the worlds champion, and Willie Bur ton of Hot Springs. Cookson re- tained his title to the championship by defeating Burton in two of the three events On Friday night a benefit was given for the relief find and splendid sum was realized.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-17
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This is what the pnoD}e need.