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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-13
C -A. 5 Ho2 E A. eho ,lhe klnd You Haye HsayS 6Olgh Signature oi &l1zze'/.;tzt1.zs
GOVERNMENT BOAT
 HERE AND AT WORK

Work. which will result ill an entire new revetmeut work on the siyer front here and the raising of the sev- eral dikes, was beEun yesterday by the United States suasboat in charge of Captain Henry Mayer. The work was begun with elearins the river at this point of snaes and other oostruc- tions aHd it is being carried ont by the Government to protect the river bank from Beech to Tennessee street. which csUed considerably of late.
 Captain William Conner, the gov clnmeut engineer in charge of this district. recommended the improve ments. Tho government will eXpend $1G.o00 and the property owners along the liles front, who formed an im- prorement district for that purpose $10.900
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-13
GUY TUCKER DID
 NOT GIVE $1, ,000

National committeeman niselaims Big Contribution as Personal aad EN- plains II Was Collected From Others.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-13
TWO SYNODS MEET
 IN TEXARKANA
One Hundred Arkansas Delegates and 200 From Texas Will Represent .Sonthern Presbyterian Church.

TeSarkana, Get t2.-The state Sy- mods of the Southern Presbyterian Church oi both Arkansas and Texas will convene i'll annual session in this city next Wednesday, and will be in session for tbe remainder of the week. The NkaHsas synod will convene on th Arkansas side of town, while the FeNas synod will hold is sessions in the First Presbyterian Church. sjtdat- eJ on the Texas side.
 If s estimated tliat there will be aaoa lo0 delegates 10 the AeGausas synod, and 2oo 10 the Texas synod ahaas oae-balt er whom are ministers.
 Tue Texas synod covers much }a.- =ferlltai> tbaa taat ot Arkansas. 6,usv .ls iar49G= numbers ot deioea'es. Saee5a Iajat5es~ia5- ot= =f,4e=t4o sA.a- a15 0Il 5tsg1z he 6e1d. u which ad- 1jvossg4 6EU5H VI aas5918. 196FtHno Nt.l.ee aHde.
 Psan5ra..ot .0r FeeyHas U3 @er- aaHE sle. No Hodfg9 bfye heea com aaeas ad 4s:ata delesate7 Nil
 aEsa ! Wam and ceaaiaI welcome.
 tsa ~eHe of preliminary ta n" meet uG the reNus synod au cya0geijslc conference under fh2 auspices of fine Eyaageltstic Mission. wil he held in the First Presbyterian church. begin niH4 toMorroW and continuing four dARS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-13
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear, There is only one way to cure deaf- ness, and that is by constitutional re- medies. Deafness is caused by all In- flamea condition of the mucous lining of the l1ustachian Tube, When this tube is inAamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, Deafness Is the result, and unless the Inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to it's normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever: nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing hut an in1lamed condition of tAe mucous surfaces.
 We will give One Hundred b5llars for any ease of Deafness tcaHsed by eatarr1l that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for cirea- Iaf~ free.
 F..]. CHENEY {. co. To1eae, Q.
 Sold b1 Druggists, 75c.
 Tate IEaa's Famile Pills la4 eaa-
 tipa.ion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-13
None That I Love
 More Than Myself

.sppropr..teir eilfu-i. thes" i.;i :ses Wei" et yeliu" color. The seatifmn: is ,'il expression of raw scliisl!i eSs. 1, is ! "e3,Se sell:Shties;s llian t'at of ih. legendary oil party who prayed:
 q Lord bless me and my wife
 A,v sen john and his wife
 5 Snttl and 10 more.
 Who loves flo onc better than him. ,eif loAc>; a mighty selfish individual aild liseS in 8 very small circle Single it}e,Se4ness. affarls but I narrov faa1a
 iji., eo;.iirsned bachelor lives ai! ab- normal life
 Marriage ls nlare taan natures tian for tha reoPa@',tieli of the species. Il a5i.erd4 ! a.e.. growth, 4tsler expert. e1e. .,, niiea heRpinoss
 .tle 9bafa#ftt. bachelor saHs:
 ~Iaa& ii the stireaee courts. Naf- ria@" k Il fafi:ln" Oy Marriage k ! ia## 's... fanHe: :.faatl to t3ae j:se risk
 A:''.ri.itra |: aat ' t4iiure. ant fe >N:sa s2zs: za liiGht x II i4ajat ta aise hos nitals asl aec15te l. .isa: stze Il failufe = r. faaiHt h ti!e diFat . t,s=G.ss f9, proof ei' hi:s ;.',-,e.l4 T.
 Nor k marriage # iattnr5 if eHl;,l.ad ii.o with 1is.re.je't l!H&ts ."aiGi.'.s... maE lead 10 bad mating. such mar ti;t&os st5t' taaFo experiments. T.sa rai ere oi siirll eating .:s =: e...t.,.}1 :,,. to the rnl" which is proNe,! hy millions of happy homes.
 To he <life. iie hacl,ror may have feai cNcuHes.
 Possibly the right party l1az aot yet appeared oil lie horizon If his hopes, ih"lgh she my live only next tlo9r Or be n'a% !. 2 .iciell>ielit rteIatives and calh": afford jH;ljrinl"ny, Or there may |" 2 }aek nf health.
 BN:
 The hea.hy, foat ;oesc ee.ibate goes too f;lr K hel he glores in his bachelor hood and eonfesseS that he loves lllH- self toe well [" nl;lrty He puts him self down aS Il no account mcmber of the human race.
 None that loye more than myself" lSn that the limit:
 That sort of haclietor is a bad com tination 0f gross Sclf;shncsS and ci'ass cOWardicc.
 Sclah.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-13

Appropr..tetv eInu2h thcs" t.;i :4t,s "ei'. ei :, yeiiu" color. The .,eitifile]1: is .1'l @z!'!sssion of raw selfish eSs. 1. is ! "e3'Se sell:siiticss than 'l;i of the. legendary o;d party who prayed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-13
TWO MEN HELD
 FOR TEXAS CHIEF

Frank O1Iearn and R. E. Collins, employees of the Cotton Belt road at this point, were arrested here yestef- day by Constable Frank Stewart and City Detective E. C. Stanley, on in formation received from the chief of police al Fort Worth. Texas, telling them to hold the men until he arriv- ed here. It is stated that they are wanted al Fort Worth on a charge of robbery. The men deny the charge, and add that they will return to Fort Worth without requsition papers. The Fort Worth police official will arrive ia Pine BluH tomo1IoW, h jhe mean time the men are iu he city jail. 'fne men nave been living al No. 3iS F,ast S9COud avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-13
ANSWERS EVERY CALL.
Pine RIun People Have feuad lhat
 ghi> k True.

Neoid. d sgrair. I sudden ~reach,
 1ittle cause may mrt the lljdnes s
 Spells of backaehe often follow.
 Or somo irre4ularity Of the urine.
 certain remedy for such attacks
 medicine that answer, every call.
 k poaa'~ Kidney Pills. a tFoe speci- ae
 Many piue=RIaf people 1ely on #.
 Here k Pine Blun proof.
 Y. starhe. >l1 Main Street. Pine Bluff, AFh says As q result of I strain. my Kidneys and back were weakened and thereafter, whenever l caught cold i settled in ny kidneys. tt times he pains were so acute that could scarcely get around Being advised ,o ny Deans Kidney Pills ! obtained box From the Mann-Tan- kersle> Drug Co. and began takins them at once. was benefited from he first and have had very little trouble from my back Or kidney since. It gives me I pleasure 10 endorse Deans Kidney Pias. as my experi- enee has proven lAom to be t remedy hat acts as represented
 Far sale hE all dealers Price 50 cents Foster-lTil6urn Co. Buffalo, New YoHk. ze'a aaenfs for .ae United S,3tes
 Remember the HaHe D ,as aud ,ake no other.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-13

fha amount To the fund. would zive=more to the fund if could.
 National Committeeman Tucker, in speaking yesterday of the chances Of Democratic sufeess in November, says hat the feeling among the Committee men in Chicago is that it is improve ing daily. AIl' Tucker says that he believes that Bryan and Kern are sure winners. He thinks that Bryan will carry Ohio sure and that New York and Indiana are absolutely safe for him.
 Mr Tucker will go to Chicago Wednesday end will remain there pn- til after the presidential election. While in Chicago he will have charge of the Travelling Mems Bureau and di- rect the distributions o' literature throughout jhe states of New York, Indiana. Ohio and the Western coast states.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-13
Wy Ezeartto aa cart
 2 Talks.
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.,Ea HAn nACEE:.NR.

2. ras .ac.e. IT. #Vrrar anxious se uife, xet.ye7 la Hlctr bleak aud j'ar- -. ,sf@ttace aIey dep' ae tlair 'ost tstaj
 otfeFs t sraa.4. 2lor1 i't their haci'- oIerhea1 They aro tael:elar. .'r Hal Iez l:sfense.
 Ui' 3s.ls Isifo.' aae ftI5:c who f.artiei- Itat"d ia ? b:,cisnlors parade recently i'll N.l@a@p They Wore tatisss x thus;
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-13


 C5uN E Tucker returned Saturday night from Chicago, where he went as a delegate from Arkansas to attend the meeting f,f the I.akeS-tot thc-Gulf Waterway Association says the Little Rock Gazette. While ill Chicago MT. Tucker spent much lime at the Demo- cTalle NatlOAai Committee headquaf- ,ers, where. said Mr. Fucker all had . good laugh over the report recently sent out from that ely to the effect that he was ole ot the fourteen who had Subserihed each $l,000 to the Bryan and Kern campai2n fund.
 "lt was no laughing matter t0 me however, said Mr. Tucker. T regret very much that such q statement was scut out The basis for the report grew out of an incident that occurred 1t a meeting of the Democratic Na- tional Committee about | month ago. The question of contributions was be ,ng discussed and the question was asked as ro how many members of the National Committee could each secure contributions of $Lpo0 before the end If the Week Fourteen person, aee- senf som af whom Were not mam= hers of the committee aud pxseAs tated ma they had each seat to the treasurer I.oo0. together with tine list of those Nho had subscribed to that amount HAiie saate mad eaeh made personal contributions ot this amount, there WeHe others iUGlUdias mNscIf, who 4a4H their eaeehs for $tooa ac= eo4paHjej hl iae lai 2. contributors nd luc=mom each lad -ahsef4eed i t3k.as town the names the saere= taat u'4ssJ &Eoaaapaasi5e eaetJ aaae md it. was a1tetWHd 4itea out i
 ef=aua inscription # -aeA Ire- sr55=rts# eaHtfH5aa#
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-13

Morris Swartz and ]. B. A. John- son were added 10 the grand jury yes terday when two of the jurors, one of whom was T. F. Burks, were excused.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-13

\. !. Owen was eXcused ron peyit jury service yesterday by juds' Grace for cause and W. M Worthel was sworn in to fill the vacancy
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-13

Iii suffering from tonsilitis avoid diphtherta by using Pneumo Emol- lient; at cll druggists, soc and S100. II Inn
The Somerset reporter., 1908-02-20
Libel for Divorce.

To the Hon. Justice OF the Supreme Judi
cial court, next TO be held at Skowhegan In
and for the county OF Somerset on the third
Tuesday OF March A. u. 1905.
Alice A. Walker Of Athens in said county
represents that she is the wife Of }. Wilber
Walker now Of parts unknown, and WAS
married 10 him AT scion IN said county ON
\ on. =, 1909. that OFT child, Dwight WILDER
Walker. now four wears old has been born to
them: that she has lived IN said county ever
since her said marriage; that while living In
Hartland In said county on to-wit the nth
day of May 1.H5 the libelee deserted your IL
belant and has not since lived with her or
aided her support With the exception that on
Dec. 9th, 1906 he returned to their home for
about one week but did not contribute to her
support, and at the end of the week utterly
deserted and abandoned her and has ever
since refused to live with her: that he len no
means Of support for them and has since
extreme cruelty and has inflicted cruel and
abusive treatment upon her, tO-wit al the
time and place aforesaid; that the said IL
belize being of sufficient ability and being
able TO Ia hor and provide for her and their
said child, grossly, wantonly and cruelty
refuses and neglectS To prov ide Sulta BILE
maintenance for them or either OF them,
that at Hartland aforesaid to-wit on the hfth
day of May 1905 said libelee committed adul-
terry with some woman whose name is to
libelant unk nown: wherefore she prays that
She may be granted a divorce from the bonds
of matrimonN and that the care and custody
of her said son may be decreed TO her.
And the libeant further alleges that the
present residence Of said libelee is unk nown
TO her and cannot be ascertained by reason
able diligencc.
Dated Skowhegan. Me. January 6th, A. d.
1908.
Mice \. WALKER.
The Somerset reporter., 1908-02-20
A Better Use for Unfertile Eggs.

Complaints from those who preside
over the kitchens of various Skowhe
gan house holds have come to the at
tention of the REPORTER, from time
TO time, that eggs purchased for fresh
are not universally of that quality
but that among them are now and
then one that is i'll a peculiar added
condition. giving it an Objectionable
appearance, usually leading to its re-
lection as an article of food. The
class of eggs referred to are not bad"
in the sense of being old and spoiled
but the yolks are mingled with the
whites, to some extent, and they are
always in a condition which defies
any effort to beat or whip them. The
theory that they have been in cold
storage has often been relied on to
account for this condition, but while
this may have been the case in some
instances it seems, from conversation
such matters, that the most of these
undesirable eggs are culled from in
cubators and marketed with the fresh
product with the idea that this is the
only way to dispose of them.
1t seems that those who raise chick
ems by the use of incubators, examine
every egg at the end OF the eighth day
and take out all those that are infer
tile. This source furnishes the class
of eggs above referred to and, when
they are offered to the grocer with
fresh eggs, only very careful exami-
nation will detect the poor ones.
The Gust pm is one that causes much
annoyance as the housekeeper not
alone loses the eggs that are objec-
tionable but often the two or three
that have been broken just previous
~, and the grocer often get criticism
for what he is, or has been, practical
~ powerless to prevent. The poultry
man should learn that he is infiicting
a needless vexation on the users OF
eggs and at the same time establish
ing bad reputation for himself
These incubator eggs which he mixes
with the fresh article had much better
be put aside to be cooked and fed to
the chicks that hatch from the fertile
eggs. Their eight days in the incu-
bator, which renders them objection
able for cooking purposes, does not
iniure them in the least for feeding to
the chicks and that is the use that
both honesty and policy indicate they
should be put to.
Moreover, il seems that the incuba-
tor eggs, if closely examined, show a
smooth surface instead of the usual
slightly roughened she'll, and. as
Skowhegan merchants and users are
now on their guard in this respect.
eggs offered in this market, will be
likely to be looked after more closely.
The Somerset reporter., 1908-02-20

outh Rocks and White Wyandottes are
to lie found In every locality, and eggs
from them may he had nj reasonable
cost. No variety seems to have Il
greater hold on the farming conmu
nifty than the Barred Plymouth Rock
The Orpingtons are comparatively new
Corners. but have rapidly made their
way to a first place in the utility class
Particularly may this be said or th'
bun variety.
The English group OF fowls. among
which are the Orpingtons, may he said
to embrace many different kinds and
for the most part they have been val
ued for their egg laying and table
qualities. AS with the American breeds.
the aim seems to have been combl-
nation OF egg laying aud market types
with small frame and superior quality
Of flesh. In this respect the English
and French breeds may be said to be
unexceled Both nations are also
skilled In crossing varieties, with the
aim of producing flesh With small
frames and fine quality OF meat OF
white color.
Pun Orpingtons are one Of many va
rleties and probablx the most popular
OF the Orpington family. They are rap
idly replacing many wornont strains
and mongrels Oh our farms and have
taken front place In the utility poul-
try ranks as winter layers and market
fowls There Is great demand for eggs
and fowls of this breed. They have
light colored legs and white flesh
Chickens are hardy and grow rapidly
Eggs are Of medium or larger size. nc
cordng 10 strain.
White Orplngtons are most promls-
Ing variety aud are likely TO become
popular on account OF their merits as
layers and table fowls. They are not
The Somerset reporter., 1908-02-20
Farmers Week at Orono.

The second annual Farmers Week
at the University of Maine, Orono,
will occur during the five days COM
mencing Monday March 9th. AS to
the purpose OF Farmers Week, the
circular issued by the University
makes the following announcement:
Last year Farmers Week was such
a success that it was decided to make
it an annual affair. This year a much
broader and we hope a better pro-
gram is offered. "Farmers' Week" is
given by the College of Agriculture as
means of further helping the
farmers of this state. 1t is expected
that speakers OF national reputation
will be present to deliver addresses
at the evening meetings. The lee
lures are all free and open TO the
general public and no fees of any
kind will be charged.
Special rates will prevail on all
railroads and reduced rates have been
arranged for at the hotels in Bangor
and Orono.
Why get up in the morning feeling
blue,
Worry others and worry you;
Here's a secret between YOU and me,
Better take Rocky Mountain Tea.
q. r. Fogg.
The Somerset reporter., 1908-02-20
Automobile News Items.

1t will certainly be surprise to the
people in New England when they
visit the Automobile Show which is to
be held in Mechanics Building, Bos-
ton, March 9TH to the 18th, when
they view the beautiful decorations
which have been arranged to make a
scenic setting for the hundreds of
automobiles and accessories which
will be exhibited Boston has such a
reputation for staging the great
Automobile Show from year to year,
that it seems almost impossible to
better the efforts which have been
made previous to this show. That
the Committee and Management have
succeeded in their efforts, all will
acknowledge when they view the
details OF the decorations which have
been provided for this show.
The scene will be one of Oriental
splendor and beauty, for all the arts
and devices of the Japanese have
been brought to play to reproduce
what might be called an immense
Japanese garden. Beautiful pergolas
and lattice work will completely
cover the aisles, and portions of the
hall will be entirely covered with the
Towering wisteria. A Japanese gate
will point the way to each exhibitors
space and this also will be covered
with Oriental flowers. Hedges of
natural privet will mark the line of
the spaces and thousands of Japanese
lamps and electric lights will deco
rate the whole scene. Japanese war
flags and the Dragon flag of the
Orient will be used to cover the
walls, while white bunting will hide
from view, the rough places, pillars
and arches. Even the ticket takers
and general attendants of the show
will be in Japanese costumes and in
fact will be of that Nationality, for
there are many Japanese il, Boston
and large number will be engaged
especially for this occasion. The
scheme of decoration is carried out
in front OF the building az we'll AS on
the inside Tor there viii be dozens of
bay trees on the walk extending the
hole length of the huntington Ave
nue. side-paper macne pedestals
holding beautiful Japanese lamps and
many electric devices for illumin-
ating the whole street. The build
ing will have Il fairyIlke appearance
and those who visit the Auto Show
wall indeed see sight that will be
long remembe red.
The Somerset reporter., 1908-02-20
Species Of Alfiar,a

There are about eight species OF a
fiaria growing in the United States
three being native to the Pacific coast
region The most valuable aud the
one that has made such progress -
the ranges is the red stemmed aIIllaria
ErOdium clcutarum This species il
a hairy. slightly viScid, erect or AS
cending herbaceous winter annual from
six TO eight inches high. Its flowers
are lilac or purple. aud the plant pos
sesses generally pronounced muskN
odor During the winter II forms n
10 twelve inches In diameter from
which the stems are thrown up during
the spring months.
The Somerset reporter., 1908-02-20
Notice Of First Meeting Of Creditors.

In the District Court OF the United States for
the District of Maine In bankruptcy.
Ia the matter of
Charles =. Raymond In Bankruptcy,
BANKRUPT.
To the creditors Of Charles :. Ray mond, OF
Pittsield, III the County of Somerset and
District aforesaid, a bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that ON the 10Th day
OF February A. D. lsU6, said Charles =.
Raymond was duly adjudcated bankrupt
and that the first meeting of his creditors
will he held at Daniel Lewis office i'll Skowhe-
gan. Maine, on the 9TH day OF March, A..
u. 1908, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon. at
which time the said creditors may attend,
prove their claims appoint trustee. exam
Inc the bankrupt and transact such other
business rs may properly come before said
meeting February Il. A. ID. 1908.
DANIEL LEWIS, Referee in Bankruptcy
The Somerset reporter., 1908-02-20

yet we'll known. but will soon ma X,
many friends. Their characteristics are
about the same MS those Of the buff
variety. with the exception of the col
or of the plumage, which is pure White
Jubilee. Spangled and Rose com
Buff and White OrpinstOns are rarir
ties OF the same family. which are ~"
in few hands. All claim more or les
merit The hntf and white Varieiie-
are likely to he tirsl In favor Of fan
ciers and breeders for some time Il
come. as they are best known and h: -
certainly made Il favorable Impression
The Somerset reporter., 1908-02-20
ENERGY

Have you so much that you fee like hustlng con-
stAnty and the days seem TOO shortY
II not, your system lacks tone-and Invites attack
OF the busy disease germ. The neve-s,rong are
human engines in physical and mental work If you be
weak depressed. discouraged and only half alive and
il your sleep be refreshing and Il Sigh, effort ex-
hausts you, take SEX-lNE PILLS. They act on
the nerves and blood vtalizing both and impaIt
the glories OF strength ambition and keener mind
Rev. 8. Appel, No. N. 4th ST, Hamburg. Pa,
writes he was troubled with nervous debility and at
times had dizzy spells 50 severe that he was untitled
for work, but Sexine Pills proved the only remedy
which brought him prompt relief.
Sexiae pills are sold at S. 90 per box Of twenty
days treatment; boxes 90, and II dissatisfied with
results after the use Of SIX boxes, we will give you
either six boxes more, without cost, will refund
your money. Sent by mail, Booklet free. Address
The Peal Medicine Co, Cleveland o. Sold by y.
W. Bucknsm, druggist It
The Somerset reporter., 1908-02-20
Tax Con1n1is SioD

The commissioners appointed by the Gov
ernur 10 Investigate the present system OF
taxation and to make recommendations to
the next Legislature will give public hear
ings mt their office, Baxter Building, Port
la nd, at 10 O'Clock n. M, as follows:
FEBRUARY 18th. To consider Taxation
ofSteam Railroads.
February Nth. To consider Taxation
OF Street Railroads.
February 9th. To consider Taxation
of Telephone and Telegraph Com
panies.
Every taxpayer oI Maine is invited 10 send
at any and all times, 1elpful suggestions 10
: he Com mission.
owl MORRILL, y DREW. Chairman.
The Somerset reporter., 1908-02-20
Notice Of First Meeting of Creditors

In the District Court oil the nted states for
the District of MaiDe IN bankruptcy.
In the matter Of
ora W. Henderson In Bankruptcy
BANKRUPT
To the creditors OF ora W. Henderson. OF
New Portland. In the County of somerset
and District aforesaid. Il bankrupt
Notice is hereby given that on the 10th day
of February. \. ". l91b. said Ora W. Hender-
son MAS duly adJudicated bankrupt, aud that
the first meeting OF his creditors will be held al
Daniel Lewis office, in SkOwhegan, Maine, ON
the eth day Of March. \. ID. 1905 At ten
% clock In the forenoon, ut which time the
said creditors may attend. prove then claims,
appoint "A trustee, examine the bankrupt,
and transact such other business AS may
properly come before faid meeting.
February Il. 4. u. lsS.
DANIEL LEWIS.
Referee. IN bank rultCy.