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CHEAP. EFFECTIVE. PALATABLE. HIGH FINANCE KE17S iFOBECASTl APEMTA FOR TUESDAY HUNGARIAN NATURAL PURGATIVE WATER. i New Yorkr Nov.

18. Among the im- poxtant news-events scheduled for to- morrow are the following: jf Trans-Htssissippr- Commercial Con- A f. 'i women approach wttfc indescribable faar. far- gress opens' eighteenth annual session in Muskogee, Okla. National 'Convention of -the Wesley BrotherBOe'd, a Methodist body, begins in Louisville, Ky.

Convention will be held In Philadel- pbia to. foster project for. improving Vj waterways of the" East, i -National Municipal League, Confer- f- 3 RMTIHlElRr 0TU UMM chuJ.bilu thought of the differing and danger in ttora fr her, rob tho expectant mother of all pleasant anticipation of th coming event and casts. 6ver her ft shadow of gloom which cannot be shaken off. Thousands of woman hare found that the use of Mother' Friend during pregnancy rob confinement of all pain and danger, and insures safety of mother child.

This scientific liniment god-send to alt women at the time of most critical trial. Not only does Mother. Friend carry women stfoly through the peril of child-birth, but its us gently prepare the System for the coming event, prevents 'morning and other di The strongest sometimes eat the least, but they eat Not what you eat, but what you digest, gives you strength. Uneeda Biscuit is the most nourishing and di- -gestible food made from flour. Eat wisely eat for strength Uneeda Biscuit ence xor'uooa uiiy uorsraaisBt -sail American Vivia Association win ia joint session in Providence, E.

I. ENCYCLICAL FAILS OF ITS PURPOSE Papal Boll Against l4demlsin Has Wot Stiffed Agitation imAig imt '-'i. Soman Catholics, London. Nor. becomes every day more" evidentj in Oennany-at feast that the' Papal Encyclical against- 1 containing valuable information fra fTTn ffrf 7 iP la iradfteM tester U.

UuULLLJBJf In moisturt and dust proof packagts. Modernism has -failed to stifle agita- 1 NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY i TER-CEfJTENARY OF JOHN HARVARD Cambridge, Nov. 18. Witn lecture by James K. Hosmer on "John Harvard in England," the observance of the 800th anniversary of the birth of John Harvard, founder pf Harvard college, begins at the, university today and will continue for eleven days.

On next Monday Andrew M. Davis will address Harvard students and alumni on John Harvard in On following day, November 26, which is generally believed to be the date of Harvard's birth, there will be a memo rial servie in Appleton chapel, and a memorial dinner at which President Eliot will nreside. President Ennaovnlt and many other distinguished sons, of 11 vara nave Deen invited to attend thin banquet. The annual Yale-Harvard football game will be played Saturday, and it is thought that this, combined with the Harvard memorial dinner, will attract famous alnmnt ronfall Sal-ts of the country 'fe IT. A collection pf Woks and relics con nected with John- Harvard and his tjnies has been prepared and placed on exhibition in the new, reading room of, Oore hall.

Contemporary views of Lon don and Cambridge are -shown, and, so far as possible, John Harvard's library has been reproduced. The original library bequeathed to the institution' by its English founder was destroyed in 1764, when Harvard hall was consumed, by fire. A torchlight procession from the yard to the stadium, in which sands of undergraduates and alumni will participate, will be a spectacular: feature of the celebration. Harvard clubs throughout the coun try have been asked to collaborate by holding commemorative exercises in their home cities, and also by sending delegates to Harvard on the night of the dinner. i I i 14 We have for sale three 5-room and" one 3-rooin cottages, all' ia good order, that bring in over 14 per cent on the investment.

It is seldom that we can offer Little Bock or Argenta property bringing in such handsome return on the investment. This property should also grow ia value. This is a 5,000 proposition, but the terms are Union Trust Co. A BUSINESS LUXURY A CHECKING ACCOUNT is indeed a business necessity, and he who tries to get along without one is at a great disadvantage. It is not required that a person should have a large bulk of business in order to open an account.

Professional men, farmers, and even many women, are running checking accounts. If you have never done business in this way and ere not familiar with the plan, come to us and we will get you started. Citizens Investment and Security Go. 210 WEST SECOND BTBEET Little Bock, Ark. AT THE MAJESTIC.

The bill which opens the Majestic theater this afternoon Is one of the best' that has been seen at the popular play house this season. The acts are bright and the work of the performers fairly rparkles. All lovers of base ball. Should enjoy the sketch to be presented by William lnman and James Connors, which they call "Recognition," which Dhows a touch of human nature. Then there la Anna Doherty "the high life girl," who is a great Impersonator and the Kaufman slsivrs.

who are singers and Imitators of Holland boys. One of the greatest equilibria acts la promised by Mr. and sirs. Ahem and the Four Dauclng Harris's Amusements "IS THE CAUSE Julian LauKblin. Author of "The Ori gin of Civilisation," Advances' Unique Explanation of the Present Financial Difficulties.

Julian Laughlln, lawyer, author and democrat, of St. tools, delivered lecture on "The Origin of Civilisation," at Old Concordia hull Sunday afternoon. Mr. Laughllu says that in a moment of thought lessness be wrote a book entitled, "The History of Civilisation," and since that time he has found it rather difficult to break away from the clvliiation business, hence his date to lecture In Little Kock, For years past Mn. Laughlln has traveled extensively and being a close student' of and men he has made the financial condition of the country a study.

He la conversant with alt- the big financial deals of the past decade and during bis stay In cltv he advanced a theory for the present financial flurry which, to say the lea.it. Is worthy the consideration and thought of every one, Like others he attributes the flurry to "high finance," but he goes further and. tells you to Just what' particular deal be attributes the present situation, citing the Inmost workings of the kings of nuance who manipulate the business affairs of the coun. try to further their own ends and to make or break as the case may be. Speaklg to a representative of the Demo.

crat at the Hotel Marlon Saturday eveulng he snld the present depression and scare was simply renewal of the old fight for SHpreuuuiy-between the. two. greatest flunn clal kings of this country, Rockefeller and Morgau, and he says when the smoke of battle has cleared away and confidence Is once nlore restored at the order of tho win ner In the fight, the country will see newly crowned king, or more strictly suonltln? an old king recrowned, In no less a personage than J. Plerpout Morgan once king of Wall street and master of the financial situation, but since 1003 prac tically playing second fiddle to his victo rious opponent in the memorable struggle of that year, when the country was plunged Into a financial situation similar to the one which prevails at the present time. Mr.

Laughlln recited the first rise of J. Plerpont Morgau as the be-crowued and be. sceptered king of finance at the time of the organisation of the great steel trust, and the resolve of the Rockefeller crowd to dethrone him and fleece him of many of his millions. This scheme he Bays was carried out along the line of financial manipulation originated and used effectively by' tne late Jay Gould and a few of his associates that of making money scarce to tne crowd which was endeavoring to boost and hold up the prices of stock to denude the country of ready money and -deprive the reigning crowd of the wherewith to noiu the market up. As soou as Morgan was nicely seated on.

his throne with J. J. UUl as his chler lieutenant and the acknowledged "railroad king of the United States, the Btandurd Oil crowd et about to dethrone him and reap the harvest which always follow the shearing of the It was not necessary for this crowd to plunge Into the sale of stocks to accomplish this. At first It was only necessary to retire their incomes as the cash accumulated and later to set the other machinery to working to make the thing sure. It is a matter of history that the Standard pushed Morgan and his crowd to the wall with a fabulous of European loans ion their, bands and forced him to settle to the amount Of a iroodlv nortion of his Then John D.

Dockefeller was hailed as the "king" and a new railway magnate loomed nn in the horizon to step Into the tracks of J. J. Hill H. H. Ilarrimsn, the acknowledged king of the railway financial world of today.

Hlncn the elevation of the Rockefeller crowd to the Dlnnacle of financial success, there has not been a single element in this country able to dethrone it or even make feel Insecure In Its position. But there was an element at work mrnltmt them, silent relentless enemy, in tho of Thomas W. Lawson, of Bos ton, ho Mr. Laughlln confidently believes to the head and front of the nhii-h hna lust succeeded in readjusting the financial affairs of the n-tlon. Lawson has for years, been the relentless eiumy of the Standard, both in finance and literature, and It would seem that he has almost.

If not Quite, made good his threat-to oust-the "system" from Its position of control. According to Mr. Laughlln Lawson readily figured that no single element was big enough to break the Standard, but in the gradual manipulation of things three elements have conspired to accomplish this end Thomas W. Lawson, the most skillful stock manipulator of this or any other age. J.

P. Morgan-wlth-hls-frlends-andJ their millions saved and acucmulnted since the wreck of lOOSi and the Federal government of the United States. Whether or not the Lawson-Morgun crowd was able to bring snfllclenr political pressure to bear to bring, about the recent persistent prosecution and hammering of the Rockefeller-Harriman Interests by the Federal government, Mr. Laughlln does not attempt to say, but' he alludes to the visit Morgan to' Oyster Bay In his yacht "Corsair," and smiled significantly at the possible similarly of the name of the vessel and the purpose of the visit. Anyhow, he believes, these three "great elements have rollaboratd to accomplish the end which Lawson snd his colleagues have so long sought.

He believes the fight Is now ended and thot Morgan and his henchmen are the unquestioned winners. It -has been accomplished by retiring suflclent money from circulation to "squeeze" the Standard crowd, by the skillful manipulation of stocks and the unrelenting prosecution of the trusts' by the government the "bad" trusts in this Instance have been the Rockefeller-Harriman Interests from start to finish. The retirement of money and Its result ing scarcity to the crowd In control 01 Wail street has been aided materially by the recent New York law prohibiting life Insurance companies from Investing their fnnds In stocks and bonds, thereby with drawing one of the principal sources of ready money to bull the markets and putting It entirely out of the way of the According to Mr. Laugblln's view Rock efeller and his crowd bare lost In the mood of a thousand million dollars In! the present fight and have already "settled' with the vanquisher, who Is now awatlng sn opportune time to declare "con. fldence once more restored." In this present Instance "confidence" must await the grdnal readjustment of stock conditions In order that certain so- at of stage" fell to Mrs.

Yeamana upon the death of Mrs. Gilbert; and the retirement of Mrs. -Sol' Smith. Mrs. Teainana began her theatrical career when 10 rears of age and has been almost- continuous! Ie (ore the public for sixty-two rears.

Her family was long Identified with the stage In Knglnnd and in the English colonies, ber father being a Welsh concert singer. Annie Griffith's was born in tUe Isle of Man, and a decade nftr her" tirth made 'hef first stage appearance In Sydney, Australia, marina- the. role of Little Julia In "A Father's Daughter." Later she was apprenticed to Howe's "Great American Circus," which was then traveling In Australia, and when 18 she married Edward Leamaus, a circus clown, In 1865' with her husband, she came to America, and made her American debut at' the Eureka theatre In San Francisco. Three years later Edward Teamans died, and Mrs. Yeamans soon afterward was en gaged by Austin Daly for a company then playing at tne Grand opera bouse in New York.

Sbe won her first national fame iu portraying Irish-American types with the Barrlgan and Uart company. AT THE CAPITAL. "The Trust Busters." A new scheme iu a musical farce com edy way is going, to visit the Capitttl Thursday, matinee and- night. The Trust Busters" which the story of an irishman and Hebrew who start out to bust all the trust's In sight, they create an Immense lot of fnn ami with their associates keep the audience in a roar from "act to act. The songs, dances and specialties offer a happy re freshing part of the entertainment.

"The The merry musical comedy success, -oe Touslts," comes to the Capital Wed nesday matinee and night direct from a six months 'run in. New York, with all Its big cash, stupendons production and ensemble force. Some of the principals Include Eddie Garvle, the petite and charming Louise Barthel, prima donna soprano, Leonora Watson, the fascinating Florlnne Sweetman, Albert Froom, Robert Algler, Charles W. Meyers, Alfred George E. Itomaln, Eddie Bower; Herbert Price, Hnttle Delora-Bnrnes, Helen Cay- van, Mane fiasaow, Margaret nenipie, Marguerite Strasselle snd Jessie Slmms.

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GROVE'S signature Is on each box. 25 cents." NEW RAILWAY IN NIGERIA. London, Nov. 18' Work on the new railway system In Northern Nigeria Is now In active progress. Rails for the first twenty miles of the line, which la run from the to Konb, have already been landed from England, and over 2,000 workmen are engaged on the earthworks.

Sir Percy Glronard Is superintending the work at Baro, the Niger terminus of the line. The section now under construction Is the first portion of the new system, and is 120 miles In length, running from the Niger northwards towards Zaria. It has been decided as the. line progresses to re move the administrative headquarters to Northern Nigeria from Znngern to Zarln, which place will be reached within elgh teen months. The detalla concerning the rolling stork have heen settled, and it expected that orders will be -placed the arrival of Sir Percy GIrounrd In England early In the new year.

In the course of 1900 railway communication will he es tnbllshed between the coast and Zaria, distance of TOO miles from Lagos, Kano being reached In the course of the follow ing year. JOHNSON'S OLIVE BRANCH. Cleveland, Nov. 18. Mayor Tom Johnson and.

his three cent traction fare council has held out the olive branch to the old companies. The Clove land Electric Railway Company, the live-cent fare corporation, has refused to accede to the demand of the council to sot a price on its stock in contempla tion of turning it over to a holding company. The council offers partial ar bitration of stock values. A SERIOUS strength of their adversaries by the-inven lion and use of superior weapons. From this time on down through history the white race has been superior to 4111 others but Mr.

Laughlln thinks the dominant race is committing a great blunder in educating the Inferior races in the use of modern weapons of war that they will nse this knowledge against the white race In cen turies to come. Even today, the speakerer claimed, the human race Is dlvded Into four colors, and four distinctive root languages, Just the fame as in tbe formative. when there were four colors and classes of monkeys. Ha stated that the first great discovery was that of 'fire, and It' was not long be fore, all classes and races knew Its nse. Next came the ability to catch fish and kill gams, and he traced civilization down through the various steps to the present "CJvUlied mankind," said Mr.

Laughlln, "Is -composed of three classes rue lower crlmnal class which we are trying to exterminate, the middle of producing class, aud the upper criminal class Into which we are all striving to force an The lecture was attended by a Urge and apprecatlve audience' and the theories vnnced by the speaker were freely com mented upon by those who heard him. i fin nn v. a mm a 1 1 Cincinnati. Nor. 18 That no sale of players can be made during the ten days immediately preceding the draft ing; ttat' players sold by one minor league club to another must report tjo their new club within three days after the sale except in ihe case of a sale to a major league when they may finish the' season with the minor Jlub, the new rule handed down by the Baseball Commission.

The rule also states that when players are sold by major league clubs to minor league clubs with an option of repur chase, the option must be exercised on August 20, of the same year, and the players report wiMiln three days. The sale, of players wth th option of repurchase by the same club more, than once is forMden. excites the wonder tion among Roman Catholics, Fresh fuel is nqw addei to the ex-l citeinent already aroused by. the iret--t ment accorded to Dr. Scbroers, profes- sor of 'Soman Catholi 'Theology' at uonn university.

Lr. Hchroers is anything hue an fie etical. revolutionary, and iif9u)ty Would be experienced in tracing in-his writings the slightest transfressioa against the dogmas of 'his 0famoh. 1H has, however, published a pamphlet 'on the church and science, in which he ex-' plains clearly how the independence of the. Koman Catholic Theological vacui ties Is curbed, anl have the faculties are prevented from educating students to for themselves in seien'tifla matters.

In a recent letter of protest, aidresa- 4- ed to the Pope by a number of Soman Catholic clergy in Wuertemberg, the following sentence occurs: 'Does the Holy ather not perceive the difficult position in which his Encyclical has placed all our professors. who teaoh So man Catholic theology in the stats, ,) universities? a trutn tnese are derided by their colleagues In otljer faculties. They are out as men who are deprived' of all free mevemnt in the Investigation of vwho are sureounled on all sides by gnal" dinns, watchmen and censors." This statement i fully borne out" by the case of Professor Schroers, whose temerity 4. rewarded with an Injunction from the Roman Catholic so-cV bishop of the diocese prohibiting -fiot man Catholic, students from attending the course of lectures fie is delivering on church I A0SX TOASTS EVANS. Washington, Nov.

18. Viscount AokJ drank "a toast to the health of Rtar AdV miral Evans, bis honorary anient at a dinner party of naval and diplomatie nojaDies mta their, wives. ennbassa dor wished "Fghtlng" Bob ous voyage for the- battleship fliwrt tlat will Shortly1 sail for the Pacific. Assist." ant secretary of -the navy and Mm, Newberry were among those PAVOBS 8AVXNOS BANKS. JJorf oik, Nov.

t8. The Anjeri. can Federation ef Labor, with but few dissenting votes, went on recorl as' fa- -Voring a system of United States government postal savings banks and unanimously adopted the appeal Rican delegates to President ljtoosevelt and Congress for reforms. The federation adopted resolutions Provided, that an persons employe! on government worm Decommg bled shall be paid full wages for period not exceeding six months and in ease bf death their heirs shall be paid for a similar period: callins 'for leiralizinff the Saturday half hnliilaV in July, August and September in all gov-' lornment work. of Roc's, A-7 curltles may not be butchered In the read justment process.

Going more Into local detail be says that the action of the banks In practically sus peuaiug specie payment was a necessary move on the part of the attacking crowd to prevent the people at large from 1 doing them Just what they were doing to Rockefeller, withdrawing their money from the banks and taking It permanently, ou of circulation until conditions bad read justed themselves. The American public lias been, schooled In financial 'matters and aided by the Invention of the 'Safety de posit box they are prone td grab their money at the least scare and "salt" It away where 11' Is 'safe from the financial storm. This had to be prevented and be ginning at the bend of the system the stoppage of withdrawals followed the natu. ml course to the smaller banks until It reached every financial institution of the. country, practically retiring every dollar! ipf deposits to be recalled Into circulation with tne return "of confidence." Out of the present storm he predcts tbnt the old king of finance, the organised and director of great schemes, J.

Piernont' Morgan, will once more become the crowned king' of fill street and wlth his trusty lieutenant 3. Hill will once more dominate the monied. Interests of the country. Grndhally he thinks, conditions will right themselves, now that the real fight Is over, and the real return to normal conditions la only 'awaiting the time when frosted friends and abettors of the conqueror are once' more safely under cover, LE0TTJEES AT OON0OEDIA. Mr.

Laughlln lectured Sunday afternoon Old Concordia hail, under the auspices of the Socialist club. Laughlln stated be fore the talk that he was not a but rather a man without a party, and his lecture was upon the theme "The Origin of Civilization," a subject distantly re. moved from politics. The speaker said that man was descended from the monkeys and that four different' kinds of monkeys comprised the ancestors the human race. These were the white, red, black and brown monkeys.

In the monkey stage the brown class was by far more numerous aud stronger than the other colors, but the white monkeys possessed the faculty of Invention which enabled rhein to nvprcnme the numerical CesM sr Ha Cscpssli S. SIEBERT. Im'S fiDCl Mill I'll 1 to T6 Magnitude, QeanlSness end j) Splendid Eqdpaent of the wooden aud soft shoe dancing on the -vaudeville stage, today. Fraucelli and Lewis, refiner grand opera stars, will entertain for twenty minutes with grand opera selection. New life" pictures will also be shown on the Mojestograph.

IS THBEE SCOBS AND TWELVE. New York, Nov. 18. Mrs. Annie Yea-mans, America's oldest actress, will tomorrow celebrate ber 72nd birthday by retiring from theSttage.

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