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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-02-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior. u. Stand Office
at Occur d'Alene, Idaho, February 18th. 1910.
Notice is hereby given that Walter NJ. Halo
wei, of Porthill, Ida, who on May p, 1905 made
Observation-Disclosures No. 5616(Serirl No .0223S)
for seq NWA NE14 Sw14, lots 2 and 3Sec. l8 Twp.
65 N, r. W., b. NJ. has filed notice of inten-
tion to make Final Communion Proof, to esta
bish claim to the land above described, before
U. S. Commissioner W. ID. Baxter, at Boomers
Ferry, Idaho,on the 2sth day of March. 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses: William RYAN,
Joselh Anderson, Frank Yack, Charles J.
Mcclure all of Porthill, Idaho.
219-3-l9 W. II. BATTING, Register.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-02-26

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No % to 30 minutes tedious boiling. Sold by
Grocers. tAF
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! by All Dealers.
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little Candy Cold Cure Tablets should always
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Prcventics contain no quinine, n.thing harsh
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are a genuine safeguard against Colds 2oc
! Sold By ell dssleu.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-02-26
Stark Early liberia

great peach for erowen Originated In Utah
yellow free-stone rpenne with Carmen but harder and
better than liberia and better shipper Do what the Peach
King is doinsplant commercially this spn1 When they
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-02-26

fruit you viii want more. Stark Early liberia viii ncrease
Pesch-orchard profits where planted.
believe STARK Early liberia varieties introduced
tho frat Eiberta II will doubt
In have where
but must Early Ebsrs
has additional feature
Of HORTICULTURAL Davis County Utah.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-02-26
General Stock

We grew finer larger stock of all the popular
varieties than offering hi. spring. Tree
perfection description of every tree and emenber-wo
positively complete satisfaction Most of the counys
reliable nurseries already .od out The demand is ten
Greater than the supply We have the stock fill
order Tor and the kind of stock that will make the
buyer lasting friend But carly buying wise buying 10
TO your advantage to order promptly.
increase your orchard prohudo by planting the splendid
tested special of Stark Trees. Begin now-dont wait
until Plant and be that much biz
profit paying crop than you would be by waiting months
year.
HERE'S brief list of varieties highly adapted to western
conditons-he kind that will make model orchard which
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-07
IS LIFE WORTH LIVING!

Is life worth living when the step grows slow. And the form is bent with grief and woe: When the frost is white on the once bright hair, And the home is draped with a va cant chair? Is life worth living when the loved ones go, And only their image fits to and fro, And trinkets abound that were once their joy, But are now laid by as a worthless toy? Is life worth living when joys have ceased; When youth or childhood can no more be leased; D. When the future holds but a field of strife, And the past is the trail of a wasted life?
 z. WELLS. Pine Bluff, Ark, Sept. 4, 1910
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MICHIGANDERS
 HOLD ELECTIONS

Detroit, Sept. 6.-Interest in the primary election of all political par ties ill Michigan centers in the two Republican contests for endorsement for United States senator and for the nominations for governor. Senator Burrows, who is seeking reelection. and Representative Townsend of Jackson, who is opposing him have each given pledge to withdraw from the field in favor of the candi- date endorsed by today's popular vote.
 Lieutenant Governor Kelley, Charles Osborne, Amos Mussellman of Grand Rapids are the candidate for the Republican nomination for gov ernor. Mussellman has declared for strict enforcement of the saloon laws.
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A COMPLIMENT TO
 PINE BLUFF TALENT

The Graphic takes pride in pub- fishing the following letter received by Mrs. E. o. King, of this city, from the dramatic department of the Fri State Fair, Memphis.
 It is a compliment to Pine Bluff to have the talent of two of her lit tie citizens recognized in this way and as such the letter will be of in- terest:
 My Dear Mrs. king:-Your little girls have been suggested to me as attractive additions to the program of children's day at Tri-State Fair Sept. 30th. We have secured many talented children from three states Arkansas, Tennessee and Mississippi l would like very much to introduce Your girls as specialties on the even. ing program 'Revels in Poppland' in a little dance or song and dance. Just let them use something they already know If they can come at that time please let me know. Also the ,, name of the selection they will use on program. have been tol6 that the little girls are very talented and l would certainly love to have them on our program
 Sincerely,
 LILLIAN CAVETT. Chairman Dramatic Dept. Tri-State Fair.
 Mrs. King has accepted the invita- tion in behalf of her little daughters and will go over to Memphis in time for the Fair.
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LABOR DAY PICNIC
 AT NOBLE LAKE

A jolly crowd of Pine Bluff people drove down from Pine Bluff early /. Monday morning, leaving the city about 3 a. m., and arriving at Noble Lake in time to view the beautiful sunrise over the water.
 | The day was spent under the big elm trees on the lake and nothing occurred to mar the pleasure of the ! occasion except a little rain giving some members of the party good drenching.
 Little spasmodic showers helped to turn warm and sultry day into a cool and ideal day for a picnic. At noon sumptuOus dinner was spread out on the ground in a shady spot and justice was done to all the good things to eat as everyone had his pie nic appetite with him. Boat riding and fishing were indulged in and everyone had a good time. The young men especially enjoyed themselves as there were so many pretty young lad ies present. Those so fortunate to be included in the party were Misses Pauline Donahue, Genie Camp, Katie Pigue, Grace Lyons, Elizabeth Rock May Gurley, Marguerite Unsell and Marie Donahue. Messrs Will Dona. hue, Guy Jones, Chas. Unsell, Arthur Wales, Ray Young, Walter Fowler Jack Rock, Chas. Terry, and Fred Dickey. The dignified chaperones Fowler, Jim Bewley, and Ottillia Campbell 'SfN
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GRAND JURY
 AFTER POLICE

Hot Springs, Sept. GA police in. Nes'lgation IS slated for the local de partment and a general overhaulint or the members from patrolmen or, up the line is reported to be in or- der. There have been many unsay- ory allegations against the Flo, Springs police in times past but in the past year or two conditions arc generally regarded as having improv- ed. May"r t@,ld will insert the probe at the uuaat of numerous citizens. II .i-t investigation is as deep as som Dect some women of the under 70 id will have tcsti mony to pres at.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-07
HELD ELECTIONS
 IN NEW MEXICO

Santa Fe, Sept. 6.-New Mexico is voting today for delegates to the con- stituuonal convention, which will convene October G. The main issue has been the initiative and referen- dunn. Democrats advocating the in corporation of the Oregon plan in the constitution and the Republicans faV- bring a modified plan. Behind the contest, lrswever, is an effort of each party to show that New Mexico is either Republican or Democratic, and on this score the fight is warm one.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-07
ENDORSE HOOPER
 FOR GOVERNOR

Nashville, Sept. 6.-Reports from twenty-seven out of thirty-two coun- ties already heard from where inde- pendent mass conventions were held yesterday for the purpose of select ing delegates to the independent Democratic State convention, to be held here on September IA, endorsed Hooper, the Republican nominee for governor It is expected that reports from the remaining counties will be in the same ratio.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-07
FLOATING HOSPITAL
 FOR SICK CHILDREN

Pittsburg, Sept. 6.-Women' s char ftable activities in Pittsburg have come to light in the announcement today that floating hospital is to be provided for sick babies and the fact just resulted in the transfer of juve- nile prisoners from the jail to more commodious quarters ill another building. The steamer Sunshine, with accommodations for twenty-six babies and their mothers, will ply the Ohio the breezy fall days through a donation by womens clubs and nurses and milk will be nr9yided by the city.
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NOTICE OF BOND SALE.

Sealed bids for the purchase of bonds of Sidewalk Improvement Dis trict No ), of the city of Pine Bluff, Arkansas, to be issued in the total sum of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS bearing interest at six per cent, in- terest payable annually, bonds to ma ture in one, two and three years from their date, will be received by the Commissioners at the office of Geo. w. Lindsay, Chairman, until 3 o'clock P. M. September 12, 1910. Bids to be accompanied by certified check in the sum of THREE HUM DRIED DOLLARS, payable to Geo. w. Lindsay, chairman, to guarantee ac- ceptance of bonds according to bid. Board reserves right to reject any and all bids
 GEO. w.. LINDSAY,
 o. w. CLARK, CHAS HANCOCK. 9 5t Committee
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BATTLE OF BALLOTS
 IN VERMONT

White River Junction, Sept. 6-The battle of the ballot in Vermont State began early today in some large com munities under adverse weather con- ditions. Vote is being cast for gover- nor, other state officers, congressmen and members of the legislature. h. terest is centered in the size of the majority to be given Dr. John Mead of Rutland the Republican candidate for governor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-07

son, Lawrence, are home from a de- hghtful vacation, which they spent visiting Chicago and other northern points.
 W. w Richmond, passenger agent ot the Iron Mountain in Little Roc was ln the city yesterday on busl- htts He was accompanied by his wife and baby.
 Freeman Owen, the expert moving picture man of this city, who recent ly returned from Chicago. left vester. day afternoon for Little Rock, on a business trip.
 Mrs. R. K, Doyle and little son. of s'' Louis, arrived ill the city yester- day afternoon. Mrs. Doyle will he head milliner at the Famous during the coming season.
 Mrs. Emma c. Withers, mother of Df. Wlthers returned yesterday af- terhoon from Alabama and points in tennessee, where she has been wis. ltlng for several weeks.
 J. $. Amis and l.. A. Dunn. of Lit. tie Rock, are in the city looking af- ted Rev. Amis' interests in the Marsh FOX addition, which was sold by Rev. Amls. some time ago. Mir. Amis and MT. Dunn arrived in the city Sun- day afternoon coming overland, driv- ing a Rec go" automobile. They made the trip to this city in ? hours and 10 minutes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-07
GRANT COUNTY
 FOR THE AMENDMENT

Sheridan, Sept. 6.-Quite a number o: Grant county people are making their arrangements to go to Benton Friday afternoon to hear the Hon William Jennings Bryan speak on Amendment No. 10. The probability is that this county will support the amendment
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@l Association.

enthusiastic meeting of the 'al and Benevolent Association peld yesterddA afternoon with solmson. No. 5o2 West Barra-
 treet. At this meeting the pos
 y Of opening of the new Davis
 was discussed but no defin-
 TOT a general public opening
 seided upon. However, the
 a'ion decided to place the ar- ments and plans of the opening
 hands of the officers of the aoon. It is expected that a
 e or the officers will be called
 tue next few days and the date ians Of the opening be named. p.omlsed by the officials of the =, aa'lon that an opening for the a' public will be held between aa'e and septeaaber 20. Many In.. memoers and friends of the 'a'ion are away on their vaca- ana this partially accounts for ~ opening of the hospital. It seeested at the meeting yester- Estnoon that an auditing board 4ee well known business men ! ss's. s.'s De named. for the purpose a.ung the books of the hospital 'sn periods during the year, in
 eas the public might be ap- .., 1 'ne financial standing of the '' The plan was. not adopted
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s. c. P. (.

Miss Lizzie McFadden delightfully."- entertained the Summer Girls Porch sClub yesterday afternoon in her home pn West Sixth avenue. The guests were given small bundles as they ar. rived, and when they were opened the material for making work apron was found in each bundle. Miss Nonie Pope won the prize, pair of embroidery scissors, for the neatest and quickest work in making the apron. The booby prize, gingham cooking apron, fell to Miss Martha Angel. Near the close of the af- ternoon little Misses Bettie Berry and Alice Norris served the guests with dainty two course luncheon. Those present were Misses Julia Williams, Willie Lee Daniels, Nonie Pope. Jnez Shannon, Florence Pope, Jessie Whyte, Christine Murphy; guests to the club, Cleo Wolf, of Batesville, and Nettie Lloyd. The club will meet next in two weeks with Miss Chris tine Murphy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-07
FOOLS ARE NOT
 ALL DEAD

We have found one more of them, so we know they are not all dead yet He watched man toiling in the burning sun, the perspiration pouring from him, and finally ventured forth this wise question, Are you work ing hard ?'-Batesville Guard.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-07
WILL SEND EXHIBIT

Sheridan, Sept. 6.-The farmers and business men of Grant county met at the court house Saturday afternoon and completed plans to have a county exhibit. Perhaps this county will be represented at Hot Springs at the State Fair this fall for the first time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-07
GUN CLUB SHOOT
 THU RSDAY EVE

The members of the Pine Bluff Gun Club will hold their weekly shoot at 1helr grounds tomorrow evening. All members are requ Stcd to be present, as arrangements rc being made to attend the shoot at the State Fair at Hot Springs in October.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-07
JUST FAIR PLAY
 THAT'S ALL

The fundamental principle of labor organizations is to secure fair treat ment for the workers. Every fair man agrees with this principle. Every worker should receive fair treatment and fair pay. We are all entitled to this much. None of us have the right to demand more.-Texarkanian
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Ter Party.

Ter Party.
 Monday evening little Francis
 entertained a number of her Flends' with a slumber party, at ome on Martin avenue. The |glrls were invited to the slum- frty, while boys spent a few
 Tn the spacious home of the |s playing games. ee present were: Misses Phoebe nts (English), Cornelia Walker, Ps Cross, Edide and Vashti
 Masters Tracy Harrel (Lewis-
 Wroe Freeman,s James Cross, < Walker; Mrs. E. o. King and Tom Hill.
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 F l. 1 ! BRIEF MENTION { + i i, ! fs * |. l. [,
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Judge James Gould is in St. Louis on business. <@
 Charles Malachowsky, has returned from Little Rock.
 Miss Alma Goodman, of Sheridan, is visiting in the city.
 Miss Kate Bryant is visiting friends in Tyler, Texas, for few days.
 Howard Strauss has returned from a visit with friends in Little Rock.
 Robert Unsell has returned from Memphis, where he spent Labor Day.
 l.. w. Clement and little son, of English, were in the city yesterday.
 Mrs. Campbell Fox and little son are home from a visit in Little Rock.
 Captain Ed Williams, of English, was in the city yesterday on busi- ness.
 Monsignor J.. M. Lucey has gone to Little Rock, on a business mis- sion.
 Capt. E. w. Williams, of English, was in the city yesterday on busi- ness.
 Mrs. Junius Jordan has returned from visit of several weeks in Hot Springs.
 Mrs. G. M. Hampton and son, Eos ter Hampton, of Fordyce, are visiting in the city.
 Will Franey and Banks Pagan, of Stuttgart, were in the city yesterday the guest of friends. A. A. Fruetel, of Memphis, was in the city yesterday, and. spent the day transacting business.
 Harry Hanf has returned from Lit tie Rock, where he was the guest of relatives and friends for few days. Mrs. B. c. Mead and son will re- turn today from Michigan, where they have been spending the sum- mer.
 Mrs. John Arbuckle is expected 1 home in a few days from Little Rock, where she has been visiting for some time.
 Miss Bessie Thompson has gone to Lake Village, where she will be the guest of friends and relatives for a week.
 l.. V. Elliott has gone to El Do- rado, where he will accept a posi- ton as machinist in the Ell Dorado shops. Col. J. c. Cross, of Pendleton, was in the city yesterday on his way home after spending a few days in the City of Roses.
 Attorney Irving Reinberger has re- turned from Chicago, where he has been attending to legal business for several days. Mrs. Graham Banks and children arrived yesterday afternoon from Commerce, Texas, to visit her sister Mrs. Gawall,
 Meyer Solmson, City editor of the Pine Bluff Graphic, arrived last night to join the Bryan special this morn g.-Arkansas Democrat.
 Miss Anna Flournoy has returned from Fort Worth, Texas, where she has been the guest of relatives and friends for several weeks. ! Luen Saunders leaves this morning for Little Rock, where he will Join his father. They will go to Hot Springs, to spend some time.
 Miss Nina Mayhew leaves today for Cincinnati. Miss Mayhew. who is talented musician will enter the Con- servatory of Music at Cincinnati.
 MT. and Mrs. A. M. Barrow have returned from their summer recrea- tion trip. They spent some time as guests at the Chicago Beach Hotel.
 Judge and Mrs. T. M. Phillips and
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NOTHING WILL
 BE STARTED

Washington lawyers are worrying over the fact that Roosevelt has been criticizing the supreme court and is, therefore, legally in contempt of court. Now wouldn't it be great fun to have something started along tbat line -Mena Evening Star.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-07

but 1t will probably be given to the advisory board for consideration. The financial end of the hospital has been fully up to the expectations of the members during the first month that It operated. During the month twenty-seven patients were cared for and while report has not been made it can be seen by the officers that the hospital is self sustaining so far. At the meeting yesterday afternoon the officers collected dues to the amount of $6310 from members who have been in arrears with their dues. This was very pleasing to the off cers.
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BIG CONFERENCE
 OF METHODIST

Egerton, Wis, Sept. 6.-Several hundred Methodist ministers and lay. men, including prominent speakers from various parts of the United States and foreign countries, are here today to take part in the con- ference opening tonight.
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HOW CAN HE HELP IT?

Cotton went to 20 cents pound in New York the other day, and some predict that it will go higher. How can farmer keep from raising just a little cotton when prices are that way?-Yellville Echo.
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,nin,.er Party.

,,,. entertainment by a
 voung ladies was given
 ~d S.a very novel in
 osressive dinner par
 narty asae--bled .at the
 Miss Emma Clayton Wpl-
 !, West Sixth avenue early
 a,;ng The first course ot
 !. was served at Miss Wll-
 " ,ome The dining room
 | beautifully decorated with
 Fers, and had a pink color
 The place cards were heads'' kns done in pink. Covers
 d for ten couples. After the .1'
 ,,rse had been served with
 ,lbourne, the young people the home of Miss Mamie West Sirth avenue wheTe sn,ar young hostess rad pre-
 1 escellent menu for the sec Lrse. The dinner was pro-
 and the couples changed at Iurse served. Miss Nunn had Ing done in yellow at her nany cut flowers being used
 out the decorations. The k,rse was served at the home Annie Martin, on West Fifth
 This course was very ele- bd faultlessly served. The |otif was yellow, and tiny ] baskets of bon bons, tied Illow ribbons were given the The fourth course was giv- Miss Ethel Shaw, of Dallas, and Miss Hattie Halsey, at the if Mrs. Felix Smart, on West avenue. Six tables were ar m the lawn at the home of mart, and the guests were there. The lawn was lighted ,panese lanterns. The place pr the young ladies were pink and for the young men, green if clovers, carrying out the ,hehle of pink and green. Mis- adma Dansby and Mildred OW- ed the fifth course at the If Miss Owen, on West Sixth
 The dining room was done and green, flowers and ivy lsed. The place cards were ainted red roses. The final of the evening was served at me of Miss Elizabeth Adams. ,me prettily decorated in nd yellow flowers and the ele- emu served was a fitting close 3 unique party. The party anned and attended only by Ing ladies on the house party hur Springs several days ago IS somewhat of a returning nent to the young men, who so much courtesy on the party. Those who participant g Misses Annie Martin, Emma rne, Hattie Halsey, Ethel Shaw as, Texas, Mildred Owen, Lei I'd, Margaret DeWoody, Read- nsby, Mamie Nunn and Eliza dams; Bart Eddins, Preston James Mcclellan, Harry Mill l Andrews, John l.. Alexander, 'ringman, Rob Byrd, Adam 'n, Henry Scull, Ernest Silnp- nest Hummer, Harvey Giles Conad Chevallier.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-07

Ring up the elsior Ldy Co.,. when you have some clothes to clean and press.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1910-12-20
UNREST IN ROCHESTER.

Rochester.-Rocheste may be the
next city in Minnesota to adopt the
commission form Of government. 9th
er cities in this section that are con-
templating the new system are Red
Wing and Winona, but there seems
little doubt that this city will adopt
a new charter at a special election to
be called for the purpose some time
after the holidays.
A petition Is to be started at once
to secure the necessary number of
signers to bring the new order to
things about, and every one to whom
the subject has been brought seems
eager to adopt the plan.
Rochester has been operating for
years under a charter said to have
outgrown its usefulness long ago, and
as result the city is tied hand and
foot. 1t has reached the limit of its
ability in making improvements and
its electric light plant is proving a
losing proposition. Should the adop-
ton of the commission plan come to
vote, there Is every indication that
it will carry. The result will be
watched by many cities contemplating
the move.