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The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-31

Mrs. windows Soothing Syrup.
For children teething, softsns tho gums, rcdn1 =
nammaron, allays pain. cures wind eolio. 2eoa
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-31

1t Cures While You Walk
Allen Foot Ease for and bunions. hot sweaV
callous aching feet. &c all Druggists.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-31

The proportion of left-handed people
II one in six.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-31
FOR TAHE HOST S5
Advice CD MATTERS of EDtertaiD-
n9eDt aDd Other Interesting
Subjects by Madame
MeFFi.
MerFi,

expressing your best wishes for the
little stranger
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-31

Sometimes woman IL known b
the company she avoids.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-31

Write note in third person de-
Ginning the invitation and send to the
address of the firstnamed hostess.
MADAME MERRL
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-31
A Turkey Dinner.

I have been helped so much by read
Ing your hints to hostesses' that
am writing to you for the first time
in regard to a dinner | want to give
in a few weeks. / am going to have
turkey. cranberries, mashed potatoes
and sweet potatoes, corn and celery.
saalloped oysters and pie. l would
like to have a salad, but do not know
what kind to serve. Will you kindly
tell me when to serve the salad-if it
would be permissible for me to put it
at each persons plate before the meal
or IL l should serve it at the table?
Will you please tell me If my list is
all right. l would be very thankful
If you would give me any suggestions,
as l want everything right. / have
a lovely little home, and do want to
have nice dinner. EVELYN c.
Your ideas are good and your dinner
will certainly be nice. Here is the
way l would arrange it: First clear
soup, then the turkey. oyster stufiing,
mashed potatoes, sweet potato GRO
quotes with tiny sausage balls,
creamed onions or tomatoes, celery.
jelly. sailed nuts, an apple or fruit
salad served as a course with cheese
waters. individual pies. whatever va
riety you wish, with coffee. The cram
berries l would serve in an ice or in
small molds, one for each person.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-31
Regrets for Invitation.

VIII you kindly advise me as to the
way to send regrets to an invitation
printed on card as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
Miss Smith
Mr.. Frank Miller
request the pleasure of your company
Wednesday evening. November fourth
at eight O'Clock
Dancing at ten O'Clock Elks' Hail.
MARY l.. H.
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do not deny. That he was q great
 man and i'll many ways useful for
 many years to the citizens of Pine
 Bluff his enemics do not deny. That there were days when the community
 needed the services of just such q
 man and that his services were al
 ways at their command none dispute
 Like many good men, We all have known, he failed to place the proper value upon a dollar, and it is there fore up to ais friends to sec that a suitable monument is placed at his final resting place and l for one, sec ond the suggestion of Captain Levey aud hope yoHr paper and the friends
 of General White viii at once raise such fund.
 "I enclose check for $1o to start the fund and hope that il will grow until q magnificent monument is ercctsG to the memory of the man whose services We're of ineStimable value to Afkansas and especially this commHnitN.
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Steel Men Deceived
 the Committed c

Hearst News Special to Graphic.
 Washington, D. C., Nov. 27.-Champ Clark announced today that he would make a fight in congress at the com- ing session for the removal of the tariff on steel and iron. It is declar- ed that the steel men who had ap- peared before the committee, on ways and means had not told the truth, but were all banded together to de- ceive the committee. Mr. Orton, of New York the tariff refOrmer, gave testimony showing how American trusts sold iron, steel borax, varnish and lumber abroard cheaper than at home. He said tariff was made for plunder and only manufacturers reaped any benefit from it.
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set away from the sandoar and reach their destination here.
 The large quarter boat and three l-ar2es arrived Friday They were lowed here by two big government steamboats and the remaining boats will arrive probably before Saturdat night, The barges were tied to the bank at the foot of Chestnut street, while the quarter boat was fastened at the foot of Walnut street
 As soon as the remaining boats oi the fleet reach Pine Bluff, the work D. building the new revetments and driving piles for new dykes will be- gin. The rest of the fleet, due to- night. Consists of combination der rick and pile driver and two more barses. Many interested persons vis- itetd the river front yesterday and inspected the boats. The C. E. Reese the government boat which has been ill the river here for some weeks, an- nouneed the arrival of portion of the fleet by blowing her whistle continu- ously for several minutes
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RIVER ENGINEERS
 REPORT RECEIVED

ed over the left bank above Pine Bluff and inundated large territory; but now the floods will be confined and result ill an increase of water eleva- tion estimated at about two feet at Pine Bluff. Not only will the depth of flow across the neck be increased, but dangerous velocities will be created i'll cultivated fields along the "short line leyee opposite mile 112 1-2. \ fall equal to that of the river in Il miles will be Concentrated in q dis tance of l-2 mile, and the light al luvia1 soil cannot be expected to with - stand the resulting strong current, i Washes made by recent floods under normal conditions, in all old field op- posite mile 1l2, indicate that under the present aggravated Conditions there will be danger of a cutoff i'll the next great flood. This is empha- sized by the fact that d cutoff through q comparatively wide neck oc- cured q few years ago between Pine
 Bluff and Little Rock by reason of surface wash.
 On the Mississippi river, ill similar situations, spur levees have proved
 successful. Such levee at this point should be about l2 miles long, in
 cline slightly diagonally across the neck and terminate in q curve of
 about 50 degrees of large radius; the timber should be left standing above
 and beyond the levee and the end should be protected from SCOUT. The
 to 1 slopes and a grade at least three 1 feet above the highest expected water.
 The board is of the opinion that
 rectification of the river flow to the
 extent indicated is directly and nee
 essarily required in the interests Of
 navigation and recommends that, of
 the sum of s100,000 conditionally ap-
 propriated. $25,0O0 or as much there
 of as may be necessary be allotted for
 this work. The right of way for the
 levee should be donated to the United
 States.
 Additional work may be needed be-
 tween miles 109 and Ill to hold th@
 left bank which is cavng rapidly
 and some repairs to the existing re-
 vetment may be essential. A survc=
 will be needed to determine these points, and it is recommended that
 the sum of $l ,000, or as much thereof
 as may be accessory, be allotted there for. from Hounds available for this
 purpose"
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.At the request ot the many 4d- whose grave ill Bellwood cemetery is unmarked. The Graphic will receive subscriptions for fund with which q suitable monument will De pnr- chased and erected over his grave
 The recent suggestion. through the Graphic, by Captain Leon l4evey, a lifelong friend of General White, that public subscriptions he received bv The Graphic for that purpose, has created a unanimous sentiment among the many friends of the dead man and to start the fund T. HaviS Nixon, of the law firm of Nixon and Shaw, yesterday sent The Graphic d check for $1o as an evidence of his desire to see the monument erect cd to the memory of Pine Bluffs for mer highly valued citizen and chief executive
 In his letter Mr, Nixon says:
 Some days ago l saw an article penned by Capt. Leon Leyey, Or rath. CT a thought suggested by him. to the effect that the citizens of Pine Bluff and friends of Gen. II. King White, deceased, ought to come for ward with Contributions and see tn 1t his last resting place was marked with a suitable monument.
 That he had his faults, solne oi them most grievous ones, his friends
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CANNON TO BE
 P0WERlESS SPEAKER

Hearst News Special to Graphic.
 Hot Springs, Va, Nov. 27.-Presi- dent-elect Taft denied today that he had appointed Chairman Hitchcock Postmaster General; but that the an nouncement made in New York to that effect is true and was only pre- mature. Taft is devoting much time to the study of the tariff. He is be- ing flooded daily with letters from all over the country demanding a revis- ion. and his mind is so filled with it that he will do all in his power to
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Balkan Troubles
 Break out Again

Hearst News Special to Graphic.
 Sofia. Bulgaria, Nov. 21.--The situa- tion in the Balkans is again disturbed and is far from being satisfactory Emperor Ferdinand will arrive here tomorrow from his vacation and will hear the reply of the national as- sembly to his recent speec hfrom the throne. Advices from Macedonia in- dicate that Greek bands have resumed activity and have killed several Bull garians
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-28
Actress Kills Self
 Notified Family

Hearst News Special to Graphic.
 New York City, Nov. 27.-Mrs. El- eanor Cowper, the actress an dplay- wright, shot herself in the head at the Hotel St. Regis tonight, after noti- flying her family and friends by letter that she would do so. She has had a prominent career. It Is believed that the suicide of her friend, James II. Wallick, preyed on her mind until it drove her to like act.
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to prevent an open breach between Cannon and Taft, and tt is believed that the Speaker will hold his job, but that all power will be taken out of his hands and the rules commit tee will be abolished, the majority of the party making rules for governing the house.
 Woodruff will have an interview with Taft tomorrow and will an- nounce his retirement from the race for United States Senator in favor of Root.
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Ihe report ot the board of engineers "1o visited this city in April, 1907, has been receiyed by Secretary J. l.. Caldwell, oi the Pine Bluff Board .jf Trade The report is that filed with the government officials at Washing toTi, recommending river improve. mtnts at this place and on the oppo- Site side of the river. The repair of dykes, which were recently washed away from the south bank Of tue rive" here, was recommended an the report, and the engineers also recommended the construction ot the leFee on the point of land op- positc the city, which. many believe, Caused the caving here during the past few weeks and had a tendency to make Ire Arkansas river change it's course here, The report follows:
 "ArkansaS River at Pine BluiI."
 The board made ;s thorough exam nation of the river in the vicinity of Fine Bluff, and Of the neck of land opposite that City. on April 20th and Fist. 1907
 Attached hereto is d map (marke1 A}, compiled from the best sources available, showing the present condi- t1ons ill and about this harbor
 Pine Bluff had population of H. 4sG In 1900 ranking as the third city in the state of Arkansas it is an im- polran: railroad Center and distribut- ing point and is growing rapidly; it's present. population may be estimated 1t about 10000. The city is located on the right bank of the Arkansas river, 19l miles from the mouth. Navigation of the river below is nearly continu- ous throughout the year, there being regular line of boats plying to Mem- phis and intermedate Mississippi riv- CT points. The total shipments ill and out of Pine Bluff last year are stated to have amounted to about 1,064,75O : sons. The portion of this which was shipped by river is not stated ,but is known to have been an important part. The shipments by rail were carried at freight rate about 50 per cent less than the rate to other points not having river competition.
 As early as 1881 bank revetment at Pine Bluff was inaugurated under ap- propriatons by Congress, for the pro lection of the city front and harbor. The reyetments of 1SS1-3 were flank ed by the river and destroyed. In 1885 under a revised project, the work was renewed, and has proven suc- cessful Expenditure since 1885 have amounted to $265,62462, of which $19,2410S was spent for repairs. Since 1898 no work has been done, but the reyetment has continued fully effec- tive.
 For a number of years past, fears have been entertained that this im- nortant harbor would be destroyed by a cut off through the marrow neck op- nosite mile ll2 Immediate danger of such q cutoff from bank caving has been eliminated through the transfer of the point of attack to point l 1-2 miles below, and through the forma- tion of sand bars above and below, tho narrowest part of the neck, the danger from surface wash, however, s+;,, remains, and has been greatly az gravated since last year, by the con- s+rnction of an extensive system ot ,eyees by the Plum Bayou Levee poard Formerly, flood waters escap-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-28
The Bank of Pine Bluff Vanderbilt Says He Loved ''Bright Eyes,

Hearst News Special to Graphic.
 Brooklyn, \. Y.. Nov. 21.--Edward Ward Vanderbilt appeared before tue Lunacy Comnission today, and told why he married Mrs. rRper. tho spiritualist medium who Introduced him to Bright Eyes and Thunder Cloud Spirits, He declared he loved her very much, courted her and made over his property to her after their marriage. No undue influence caused him to do it, he said. He provided well for their children, leaving them $2a,oO0 each. His daughter, Minerva, who brought suit. for her share of tho estate, threatened him if he married the medium.
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More Cattle! Is
 Down With Disease

Hearst News Special to Graphic.
 Washington, D. C., Nov. 27.--The Department of Agriculture has order ed quarantine against Maryland cat tie on account of the appearance of foot and mouth disease in that state Delaware, New Jersey, Ohio and In- diana may follow. Canada has declar- ed 8 quarantine against American cat tie from states under quarantine.
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BAZAAR NOTICE.

All the ladies who have finishe, i their contributions for the Bazaar to be given by Trinity Church Associa- ton at the rectory December the Sd, please bring Or send them to the rec tory Monday or Tuesday and obligc the Marking Committee. ll-2S St
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-28
Capitalist Has
 "Wife" Arrested

Hearst News Special to Graphic.
 St Louis, Mo-, Nov. 27.--Addison Weeks, q capitalist, has had Mrs. Ev- elyn Frost arrested for perjury, in her claiming to be his wife in a di- vorco suit. He charges her with blackmailins him for 22 years, hound ing him from New York to Chicago and back to St. Louis He was form erly a prominent New York business man.
 
 Change program Orpheo today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-28

Rugs! Just received a big shipment 9x12 Oriental pat terms. New designs.
 Knox-Walker Furn. Co.
 11-28 #
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PROHIBITION MEETING.

The many thousands in Pine Bluff whom We know are interested in this work, are earnestly requested to meet at James College Hall, corner Sixth and Main, Tuesday, December l, 7:30 p. m. This meeting is important. By request
 ll-2Sd 3t CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-28

A part of the government fleet, which was ordered here from White river some weeks ago, to build re- vetment and put in new dykes along the river front at this point, arrived here yesterday, after being forced to "tie up" for several days just below the Rob Roy railroad, lge because of low water, vt1ye foot rise in the ri boats
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-28

Miss Martha Allis returned to her home in Little Rock yesterday after a short visit to Mrs. L. A. Mcleod on West Sixth avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-28
Money and
 Opportunity unity

When money and oportunlty get lh touch the combination has tremend- ous breeding possibilities
 We write the kind of FIRE lNsok- ANGIE and deal in the K'na ol nHno na ESTATE that FRIENDS SELL lo FRIENDS. /
 We also accept money on deposlt' in trust or subject to enerK, .1I,,a atA'v"- ~" ING INrREsr ON sA'lNlF9 Ao- COUNTS.
 Hers are golden opportunities Bring on your COIL
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-28

Ia tile time for every wage earnsr to look out for the fatare-worx is plenty. wages good-are you sav,ns portion of what you earn?
 Open an account with our Savinn Department and deposit regularly should you lose your position, wish ts so In business for yourself. or buy homo later--what you save NOW will he'p you,
 savings earn per cent interest
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-28
Creditors Will Get ,6
 3 Gents on the $l.

Hearst News Special to Graphic.
 Chicago, H., Nov. 27.-Creditors of Peter Van Vlissingen, Chicago's For ger King will receive three cents on the dollar on swindles amounting to million and half
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-28

Mrs. NJ. c. Jones is spending Thanksgiving week with her daugh- ter, Mrs. c. H. Maury at Hamburg Mrs. Jones will return Monday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-28
Be Wise In Time

ioA will not be satisfied If you go without made to measure suit Of clothes, place your order now for Christmas with
 EfSENKRAMER, THE TAILOR Cor. Second ave. and Pine street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-28

Rugs! Rugs! They are here; new designs in 9x12 Oriental patterns. Prices right. See them.
 Knox Walker Furn. Co.
 11-2S At
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-28

J. T. Lloyd has returned from Mon- ticello, where he visited relatives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-28
A PART OF THE
 FLEET ARRIVES

Work Will Soon Begin on the River >FrOnt-Other Boats to Arrive To. night-Rise in River Permits Boats to Move From Sandbar.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-28

program orpheo today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-28

Change program Orpheo today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-28

Change program Orphoo today.
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FUND IS STARTED
 FOR WHITE MONUMENT
I. Havis Nixon Sends Check For $10 to Graphic and This Paper Will Receive Subscriptions For the Pur pose of Erecting Suitable Monument to the Late General H. King White, Who Was Instrumental ill Preserving Peace and Prosperity Here During the Dark Days.

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The Irish standard., 1908-10-24
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.

Default having been made in the con-
exac'tsd et.ons Of ia certain mortgage made and
F. Wilson, MORTGAGE, which mortgage
bears date october rs. 1907, and was rec
orded or .s4 on the 9Th day of November. 1907:
' page @ 45, in in the SSok Office see Of Of
the Register of Deeds OF Hennepin coun-
ty, Minnesota. and which mortgage con-
scribed trs"+ or parcel of land situated
In Henneptn county, State of Minnesota,
,dca Lots oiakte sixteen 1 s2 2; and seventeen q5y
! ton to the City of Minneapolis. Hennepin
county. Minnesota. according to the piV
thereof re, ( on file and Of record in the office
County Of Hennepfn: and, whereas. the
| said Thomas F. Wilson, mortgagee. dEl
on na,,A the 9Th day Of December, 1907, duly
| ssiderat,on by instrument in writing to
Dora A. Petit, which assignment was
duly recorded in the Office of the Register
on the 18th day of December 1907. at $40
o'clock p. M, in Book 603 Of Mortgage,
on page 40e, that there is now due and
owing at the date hereof upon the said
mortgage the sum of Thirteen Hundred
Seventy eight Dollars (s1,37s). principal
Now, therefore: notice is hereby given
tanned in said mortgage, and recorded
Herewith pursuant to the statute in such
cases. the said assignee of mortgage will
foreclose said mortgage by sale Of said
| premises at public auction in the main
Office of the Sheriff of said Hennepin
Minneapolis. said county and state, on
Saturday. December 10. 1908. at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon of said day, to satisfy.
the sum herein claimed to be due IN said
mortgage as principal and interest to-
gether With Fifty Dollars (s5O) attor-
ney's fees. as stipulated in said mortgage,
and the costs and disbursements of this
foreclosure.
Dated October 23rd 1905 =,
DORA A. PETIT,
Assignee of Mortgage.
John II. Steele and Wendell Hertig,
Atthl1 evs for Assignee of Mortgage,
zoe New York Life Bldg, ;
Minneapolis. Minnesota.
The Irish standard., 1908-10-24
Some st. Paul Candidates

y OF the distinguished line Of men
Rho have adorned the Office Of Coun-
sty Attorney for Ramsey county, none
has established for himself q higher
reputation for official zeal and legal
capacity in the conduct of the office
than the present incumbent, Richard
.. O'Brien. Not the least of a family
noted in st. Paul .or it's legal and for
ensic attainments, Mr.. o'Brien went
into the office of county attorney two
years ago equipped by public and p,i-
vate experience to fill honor&bly and
with capacity a position in the line of
his profession. Born in st. Paul, the
son of c. D. O'Brien, one Of the erea:
lawyers of the Northwest, the present
county attorney may be said to have
been trained for tho office he holds
he was brought up in legal atn1os-
nhere and was taught that to attain
The Irish standard., 1908-10-24
Minneapolis Democratic Candidates

Minneapolis General Electric Co. for
lower rates for lighting and heating.
3. He stood up lnanfully' for the
nomination of that peerless Democratic
leader, William ]. Bryan, and was one
Of his most enthusiastic supporters be-
fore and at the National convention at
Denver.
4. He was one Of the, most enthu-
siastic johnson boomers in the city
for the gubernatorial nomination, and
led the great demonstration. at the
State convention, which resulted in the
unanimous denomination of the pres
ent governor
5. He has given his attention at all
times to the various matters pertain
ing to the welfare of his constituents
and has always been courteous and
cbliging servant of the people.
For these reasons the Irish Standard
believes that Alderman Ryan is cn-
titled to the support of every Demo-
crat of the First Ward.
The Irish standard., 1908-10-24
ONLY IN JEST.

Uncle" asked Preston, cheerfully,
''what is the difference between lerl-
OH and an clephant?'
"Oh," carelessly replied that worthy.
suspecting some catch 81 don't know
well, you would be a fine one to
send out to buy lemons, wouldn't
you?' promptly demanded Young
America.
What is Jimmy Finn putting on so
many lugs about?" sneered the lad IN
the blue jumper.
Haven't We heard?" replied his
chum. why Jimmy is de sole owner
of rubber monopoly"
What! A rubber monopoly? Is It
down in Brazil?"
Nav, out to de baseball grounds.
Jimmy bored a hole in de fence an
he is going to charge each kid a nickel
to take 4 peep froo when de game
is going on.''