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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-07
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-07
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Nad 8ie6erberitellung Der telegrnS
pbiiden Gerbinoung nit Semrni1g
lanet ioeben Die Nelbnng an. bn6
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anri1tete. bod feblt nod bic 8eitGtis
gung, bd Die SeIegrapbens unb Teles
pbonleitungen nie6ergelegt tuurSen. !.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-07
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iblpar5en llnbolb. be: aeborig ber>
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9nbnqnt SOWa, 9ienstaa ben Z. NRai 1907

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Gin furdtbarer S6neeiIiirm berriHt
bier. Sic 5ernperatlir lit inl Sallen
begriffen. ipdbren0 Der Stiirnl 5us
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-07
Die fleinen selben Ndnmer fpmmem
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oSer ipGter. often ober betmIim n0dS
ben Ser. Staaten iiberiie6elt.
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Snu 0omiuap. 4. Mai.

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-29
LETTER ENDORSING
 Y. M. c. A. MOVEMENT

The following letter, which was received by Judge James Gould is self-explanatory and is published to fully indicate the esteem and ap- preciation the work of the Yonng Mems Christian Association has i'm pressed one of our most prominent citizens:
 James Gould, Chairman of Y. M.
 c. A. Banquet Committee, City.
 Dear Sir: I regret my inability to be present Saturday night, March 23. with yourself and others to meet the distinguished speakers. The project, however, you have un- der consideration is feasible and should be given encouragement by everyone. I have been so informed that the membership of the Young Mems Christian Association has grown so large, under the able management of it's board, it's capa- ble and energetic secretary and en- thusiastic members, that today the building is inadequate to furnish the convenience so this worthy as- sociation may continue to flourish as it has in the past. The Y. M. c. A. has been great benefit to our city, and the cause advocated should be ably assisted by our citizens. With such men at the helm as yourself, this improvement is bound to come. Wishing you every success, I am,
 Yours very truly
 A. BREWSTER.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-29
THE NATIONAL WEALTH.

In the period 1S5O-1904 the national wealth of the United States ran up from $7135,7S0,22S to $107,1O4, ,192,410. From a statement of the increase by decades made public by the Census Bureau yesterday it is seen that the greatest actual gain came in the ten years ending at 1900-from $6o,O0O,- 100000 to $SS,5O0, 900, ,0OO-though the percentage of increase was greater than this in the ten years beginning with 1880. In 1870 there were two 1n- crease valuations, one of $3O,OO0,O0O,- GOO in currency and one of $24, ,000,- OO,OOO,OO0 in gold, then at a prem ium,
 It is a singular fact that, emitting the decade 1860 to 1S70-a period marked by lessened productivity due to the civil war and by loss due to the emancipation of slaves-the an- nual increase in wealth per family has been almost uniform. That ln- crease for the decade 1850 to 1860 was $1SO; for the twenty years 1870 70 1890, S1S4, and from 1890 to 1904, $1S2.
 Real property and improvements taxed account for trifie more than half of the national wealth of 1904; railroads and their equipments are itemized at $11,244, ,752, ,oOO, manufac- tured products over $7,40O,000, ,000; live stock more than $4,0O0. .000,00o, manufacturing machinery, tools, etc, nearly $3,300,OOO ,000, clothing and per sonal adornments about $2,500, ,O00,OO0, street railways $2,219, ,966,000.
 It has long been recognized that taxes increase faster than population. The relation between tax leves and wealth has not been generally ob- served. By tables included in the present report it is shown that in twenty-two years from 1880 the cal culated taX-rate based upon the cen sus estimate of true value increased only two cents on $100.
 In the fiscal period covered by this report the revenue receipts of the national, State and municipal govern- ments were, exclusive of Implications, $1,7O9, ,136,540; the corresponding pay ments for expenditures were $1,7O4,- 330,960. The aggregate public debt of the National Government, States, Territories and municipalities, the last term including counties Cor par ishes) and all minor civil divisions, as cities, villages, towns, boroughs, pre- cincts, school districts, etc, was $2, 7S9,990,120 in 1902. Per capita debt. $35.50.
 Of principal revenue receipts oi State and municipal governments gen. ,eral property taxes form about 75 per
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-29

"Ex-Senator Burton greatly overestimates public interest in his case. All that is wanted from him is silence, and mighty little or that,'' says the Pittsburg Dis hatch. But what Burton seems determined to do is to make more mischief. It is now announced that he intends to go on the lecture platform and he is no doubt seek ing publicity by attacking the pres ident. No criminal ere had due respect for the law, and his efforts to prove that he has been prOsecut- ed will prove abortive. The gen eral opinion is that Burton got what was coming to him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-29

There is said to be some opposl- tjon in the Arkansas legislature to the passage of the speclal act to permit Pine Bluff to orgahlZe
 an improvement district for the
 purchase or construction and op- eration of municipal light and water plant. The opposition is ln- spired by certain private and cor porate interests that both the peo- ple and the members of the gen. eral assembly understand, and will fail in it's efforts to prevent the peoDle of Pine Bluff from obtain ing relief from grinding monop- oly. Both water and light rates are too high in Pine Bluff-higher than charged in other cities o1 similar size and importance-and the people of this city, through ml- nicipal ownership, are determined that these rates hall come down.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-29
RAILROADS WILL
 FIGHT AGENT RATE
Executive Officials of Arkansas and Missouri Lines Confer and In- struct Attorneys to Bring
 SuifS af Q0cn
Suits at Once.


 St. Louis, March 2S.-1fe ex- ecuti,t officers or the Missouri and Arkansa5 lines held a conference here t)Lav for the purpose of con- sidering concerted action with ref e~vnce to o-cent paesenocr rate legislation in Mise s9us; and ArNan- sas. and maxi"Gm freight iat2 legisla;ion in Misso :ri It was an adjourned conference on passenger rate legislation, the first meeting o.. ilat subject having lacked conl- .,-te attendance Of a.. interests.
 The lines represent l today were the Missouri Pacific, Iron Moan- tain. Wabash, Chicago and Alton. Rock Island, Frisco system, Mis- souri, Kansas and Texas Duf!!ns- ton and Cotton Belt President Davidson of the Frisco presided, and the effect of both passenger and freight rate legislation recently enacted upon revenue was discussed at some length.
 l The conclusion was reached that 1 on the ground of contiscation the railroads affected must appeal to the courts, and resolution was adopted directing the attorneys to get together and devise the best means of instituting legal proceed ings with the view of restraining the operation of the new laws. The attorneys were authorized te adopt the best course without further con- ference on the part of the eXecu- tive officers.
 The attorneys of the interested lines met later in the day to carry out the wishes of the executives for the Missouri lines. The litigation will probably take the form of an amended bill to the suit pending in the federal court seeking to enjoin the maximum freight rate order, the testimony in which was referred to Special Master Scho- field. The passenger rate law takes effect 90 days after adjournment of the Missouri legislature. The Arkansas law takes effect next month.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-29
SOME NEWS FROM
 NEW EDINBURG

Special to the Graphic.
 New Edinburg, March 29.-sprlns weather is still with us, and the farm CTS are all busily engaged in planting corn. Four-fifths of the corn crop or this township is in the ground. Cot ton planting will be the order @1 <! the day" next week.
 Judge William M .Cravens of Rison, the real estate agent, was a visitor to our town this week. He reports that land seekers vii be down from the north the first week in April look ing for bargains in lands in Cleveland county
 w. D. Atwood of the firm of Marks, Atwood and company, of this place. made a trip to Memphis this week His daughter, Miss Anna Atwood, ac- companied him as far as Pine Bluff.
 We are sure of a fine fruit crop this year, as the fruit trees are all full of young fruit NOW.
 w. D. Attwood's large colonial res
 
 idence at his place has been complel- ed and dedicated by hanging two large black cats, painted white, in each one of the gables His family is moving into it today, in order to have Easter for the children Sunday evening.
 Strawberries are ready for Easter and if this spring weather continues it will soon be watermelon time.
 Our postmistress, Mrs. F. T. lis dale, is still confined to her bed with pneumonia. She has been sick quite awhile.
 Doctor J. o. Vance has returned home from Louisville, Ky, where he attended a medical college.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-29

"A man who spends the nights in tossing is not we'll prepared to meet the irritations of the office as one who has had sound sleep The man suffering from bodily ills finds it harder to give a pleasant answer to every question than the man who scarcely knows what ache o" pain is. .''-Helena World.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-29

If Jay Gould were alive today he would probably not rank higher than the steenth vice president of some little jerk-water railroad, says an exchange. No, in com parison with Hartman, Hill or Morgan he would not be "in it, yet he was the greatest railroad builder of his time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-29

Pine Bluff pays about s1S,000 a year for half-lighted streets and totally inadequate water supply. Eighteen thousand dollars will pay ! per cent interest on three hun dred and sixty thousand dollars (s36O,OOO) worth of bonds. What will it cost to build municipal light and water plant?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-29

cent, special property and business taxes 6.7 per cent, liquor licenses o.9 per cent.
 The increase in the national wealth from 1900 to 1904 was over S1S,o0o,- OOO. 900. This records an advance without parallel in the history of the country save in the decade lSoo-leoo' whom ifs wealth more than doublei' thus furnishing the greatest recordea percentage of gain
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-29

The Atchison Globe wants to give the Philippines to some friendly power, and Senator Stone of Missouri, says we should give them to Japan. Wouldn't that be rather an ugly way to treat friend?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-29
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"Naturalists say that out of the 156,000 species of animals known to science, only 15,300 of them have back bones. The remaining 140,700 are mere mollycoddles,' says the Wash ington Herald. It would be interest ing to know just what proportion of the 140,700 reside in these parts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-29

The Japanese women wear no hats. Easter has no terrors, there fore, for Japanese husbands ant fathers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-29
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under the auspices of the loc'l fire department, but it is net reported that the latter had to turn on the hose.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-29

MT. Hartman says he wants to get in touch with the government. God save the government.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-29

This hot weather, if It continues much lon=e", is likely to develop several "ri1lIvcoddles in Pine Bluff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-29

Springtime, gentle Annie, is a warm one this year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-29

Whats the matter with the water wagon?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-29

---OseO-- Senator Tillman delivered a lec- ture at Portsmouth, Va, recently
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-29
THE OFFICIAL CITY PAPER.

Entered at Postof1ice at Pine Blun' Ark. as second class mail mater
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How Write and Answer Classified Want Ads
E < a m p | es

WANTED ABOUT % YEARS OF AGE,
Intelligent. polite, experienced for high-class
tail store; experience In selling dress goods pre-
ferred; must be of pleasing address and appear
Hnce and be willing to work hard; hours are
sometimes long. but we pay for man who Is
always ready to meet emergencies; habits must
be good. Unexceiled opportunity for advancemens
to the clerk who takes interest in his work and
grows in efficiency. Must furnish references and
state salary desired. Address Box /. Star office.
This Want Ad should be classified under
Help Wanted''-Male.
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wholesale or General.

wholesale or General.
VANTED-YOUNG WAINWRIGHT, ENERGETIC
and willing to begin at the bottom OF the largest
manufacturing plant of It's kind in the United
States: We are looking for a young man for a
special purpose and he will be watched closely
and If capable wili-be boosted quickly. We want
a young man with the essentials Of neatness. &C.
curacy good habits and judgment. one who viii
stick to his job and learn Must at Least be high
school graduate; salary TO start, $500 Write
fully giving age, experience and other Qualifica-
tions Address Box 10, Star office.
This Want AID should be classified under
Help wanted'-Male.
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How to Write a Want
Ad to get a Clerk

TOO little attention is paid to the selection Of
i clerks The beginning of the failure OF
many business is traceable directly or in
directly, to incompetent clerks. 1t takes GOOD
man to make good clerk A polite, accommo-
dating and intelligent person is worth most
Neatness, accuracy, steady habits, good judg-
ment-demand these in your Want AID for clerk.
Concentration and attention to business i'm
portant A clerk who has his mind continually on
other things than his work accomplishes little and
wastes your money. He should be young man
that thinks quickly and is not easily confused.
Tell the nature of your business, and suggest
the work or department for which you desire a
clerk. By naming several OF the duties necessary,
you will eliminate applicants looking for soft
snap What you want is clerk thoroughly in
earnest and one who means business.
Make your proposition as attractive as possible,
for you appeal to young and women Ask for
age, experience, references, education. AS much
OF clerks work consists in writing and figuring,
neatness and accuracy are important. State high
est salary you will start applicant and chance for
advancement.
INOTE-This of series OF Practical Ts
STARS Pages The idea make suggestions
matter need These Talks for the CSER-w
Save THIS one.1
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STAR BRANCH OFFICES.

STAR BRANCH OFFICES.
II not convenient 70 call at The
star office. nth street and Penn
sylvauia avenue, leave your adver-
tisement at any OF the following
Branch Offices
NORTHWEST BRANCHES:
G"ntrcr's Drug tore, 1tth ard sts.
I"gfman's Drug store. ram ard II. l. avs
iur'ou'~ Ur,l. store Vermont ave. and s.
Ming Drug store. i5tE and SIS
HHirsrlaH'~ News stand. no" IA ave-
H.T'gt's Drug store 9th and ia. ave
Crisv,I!'- Drr= store. 18th aud SITS
ro,,ai Toi,sr,.S of f,s. aio Pa ave:
l'o>'.I T"l &raqrr OfGre. 9th and SITS
i">.aI T"l"rr"ra Once Perm II, X; station
woodward & I'ti:-np STpcrirtendents hess.
IHiCrior Dept, -" & / IS. TG!csrarh 0Inse'
Con.'rcrciaI Hars ri,,=.. Telegraph office.
Corridor L. :. Cauircl.
Gr,cr 4 Grier's Ihar,nacr. ath md y Y y ave- I've,
Cos '"nl -rS's ~ EHrtrrnt Store. 9iZ--s -"
81 EurrEu oi Information.
T." ilu'rh!ns Tirrucr Drug Co. 18th Que.
Tu'lsr & F!el' Druggists. I'd & Indiana ave.
I"r'@ " Cas'"li, Pharmacist. BOO llth 81.
igout Pharmacy. Chas. $ Boston. PROP
2l'h s"d + IS
GEORGETOWN:
Hl"onrirs Drug $.or", SO so and and SITS.
lTi!r : fhErwacv. "Sth and L SITS.
NORTHEAST:
krn"aly's Pharmacy. y. Capitol md SIS.
iia-Hy's Pharmacy. 18th and r. Capitol Sta
Nl,rrn's PhaF"G"V 18th and II SITS
Lut!tr's PhaTWa-v. iih and stanton place
SOUTHEAST:
fr"ilCv's Drug Store. Sth and :. SITS.
lUauell's prUg store. I'd and Pa. ave.
SOUTHWEST:
fTl; ;l,[ Drug ItGre IN md and st n.u
CLas ). Walter. 9O1 ~ st.
ANACOSTIA:
Z. G. Lohr. - Monroe st.
ALEXANDRIA,:
A S. ponlrhan. ~ King st.
BRIGHTWooD D. c.;
VIM. Thomas, Erightwood ave. and Long.
f,l!Cw ST.
TENLEYTOwN D. c.:
Geo. r. Parton. Druggist. Wisconsin ave.
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1907 HUDSON BICYCLE: BEST WHEEL ON THE
market; equipped with puncture proof tire:
$40 to $50. Special for this week S25 bicycle for
Sl3 HAVERFORD CYCLE CO., 427 10th ST. NV.
ap6 30t,4
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WANTED YOUNG MAN About Is IN BOT
tliag department Of liquor store, to label and
mas" himself generally useful: wages to begin
with 81 per week. unless experienced Address,
giving re- eronce. .RnN 200. Star office. nly21 81
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ITO sum up-Consider the bust
ness Of. getting clerk OF
enough Importance to de-
mand the requirements that make
up a GOOD clerk. Honesty, accu-
racy and industry count most.
,g and answering OF Want Ads for THE
tiser can apply to the Want Ad he inserts. no
ease his results Watch for future Talks.
Copyright. 1907 by George Matthew Adams.
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WANTED MEN TO SHOVEL CLAY: PERMA-
nent employment given 10 steady workers. WEST
BROS, BRICK Co, south end Long bridge.
my
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wASTED--A coon DRUG CLERK; MUST COME
well recommended. Apply 10 JOHN X. MAJOR,
1lG Nh ".
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TRUNKS REPAIRED.

TRUNKS MADE TO ORDER AND REPAIRED AT |
short notice: ali mail orders promptly attended to-
9: G. LANGLOTZ SOS st. NV. CPD. Library.
Glen years wttk ]. S. ToDhaml ap2l -90t.S
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

FOR RENT = THE MOST BEAUTIFULLY AP.
POINTED HALLS IN THE CITY TO LET FOR
AL SOCIAL PURPOSES; LARGE RANGE IN
BASEMENT CAN BE USED WHEN BANOUETS
ARE SERVED. APPLY MANAGER, THE LEWIS
BLDG. 1902 1iTH NV. PHONE NORTH 6l52
fe5-tf.6
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

One cent word each time for IS words 3 tlmes-
WANTED-TIIGIIEST CASH PRICES PAID FOX
CAST-OFF CLOTHING, LADIES', GENTS.
CIIlLDREN'S. ADDRESS POSTAL. 1 WILL
CALL. L. SELiNGER, 1902 9TH NV Ihone
y. 1870 m!-'-Itt
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ATTRACTIVE AND 5 ROOM APART
ments. only SIS and 1880 each; beau.
tifully located, Avon place, Georgetown;
every convenience; porcelain bath.
Apply J. MCKINNEY BERRY.
my23-1t 1912 and 1914 3lst NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-27

FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED BROOM APART
ment; southwestern exposure. i04 The Wood
ley, Columbia road and Mintwood place.
my21-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-27

FOR RENT-VERY DESIRABLE APARTMENT
first floor Of 2S ne, from June l rent
only $3.50. EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ,
my2S-7t ga NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-27
WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED AGENTS. II YOU NEED \ LITTLE
fortune lulrk. sell our patented household spe-
c!u.tIeS. WUbLN ERIN Co. Fittsburg. Pa
NY - It
WANTED s. 10 PER GALLON FOR MODERN
Impressed Whiskcy. THE JOHN WEOpER-
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