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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-14
OLD SAWS.

Many a hard chain is made up Of
soft snaps.
The world is never cold to tbs
warm hearted
Time lost in mending nets is saved
in catching fish.
There can be no music in life whcro
there are ne silences
Y sensitive conscience never makes
a man selfeonscious.
Oar real profits in lite depend on
our voluntary losses.
The brightest truths are often dGs
out OF the darkest doubts.
Tluth is i'll danger of becoming false
when it becomes fessliZed.
Truth eunersedes all statements as
4 mau surpasses his picture.
The family altar is the heart Of the
home and determines its health.
The shadow of trouble is nearly
always darker than its substance.
1t is always better to think without
saying than 20 say without thinking.
No government can make a people
free when their hearts are enslaVea.
There is no man SO poor as to be
without the influence OF his example
\ man who is willing to begin his
work in a small way shall be led into
a large one.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-14
Chnrity's Choice.

Mummy" said small sirl-'mum-
my. dear, | do wish might give some
money for poor childlen's dinners
$50 you may. darling,
'Rut, mummy, | haven't any mon
ey."
"Well, darling. if you like to go with
out sugar | will give you the money
instead and then you will have some
The small child considered solemnly
for a moment. aud then said, Must
1t be sugar, mummy:
"Why, no. darling. don't mind
much. What would you like to do
Without?'
'How would soap do. mummy.
them" exclaimed the small maiden in
triumph. Philadelphia Ledger.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-14

.ent upwards u :"
100000 in adV,'1
Manag
ap, " London
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-14

nta tas TO use a journal, our
'9 \ nave appeared regu
II issue. The Globe Co..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-14
ECTION PREDICTIONS
or GIVEN SPECIAL AITEN-
1,oN BY PROF. 7Assoo'
ao,,.r Readings Still Open
His Last Week in PINE
Bluff.

.;on dav is near at hand it IS
tho duty of all candidates s seearn1 sar then, ~,
t'e - learn what is in store lol 'ne",
nee " :. ic TOO late. The celebrated
Oelo,e seer Prof. Babboo. has con
f1l.,uJI n.sd to remain this week in the Guy
s1 snd will give special attention 20 ~,
anu ~, predictions and forecasts As
ll'io"i '',odv in Pine Bluff knows, the
eSe,'o never fails in his predlc,
plo.s .ns he they relative to speculation
sami1v. mil business affairs or poll'ies.
a"i.. a.. ..orb is based upon scientific rules
md principles, and not mere io''"'''
Cling or guess work.
% prof Babboo has met and conVerseo
-, al al, the great politicians OF nation
''n .rtat,on since coming to America
W. nredicted the election OF every
resjdent since the Buchanan aam,h-
s.ration months in advance OF the
.,eno1 conventions of the Demo
sa.io a' and Republican parties. During
ational congressional, state. county
~ municipal campaigns his ofhces
70 crowded with candidates, thelr
;onds and people interested in poll
&c seeking his service, so Wonder-
true and startling are the occult
wors vested in this singularly gifted
mysterious Hindoo adept, that he
enabled at this date to name tho
ccessful candidates at the coming
ecton ~
10 has saved candidates in all OF
principal cities of America much
I'd ,ahorand thousands of dollars. de
confer the same benefits on all
Ddidates here, who seek his AID,
nsult him and save your money,
cacure an election before it is too
This is his last week in Pine
pH While here he will stlll con
lie to give full and complete -
dngs in palmistry for ST. Office
hrs. 9 a. m. to II NJ. and > to .
7 to 8 p N. Offices at 9oS West
raque street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-14

form pays v
It's you mu'' y :
Chester, I
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-14

| t he Office d
|ille Bluff, a
be held /
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-14

Use Walkers Cream Balm 4
for chapped hands. lips and all =
rol1hness of the skin Far SUI
perior to anything you ever +"
used for this purpose. Every =
bottle guaranteed to give salts
factlon or your money back.
Price 25c. !.
WALKER DRUG co. 4
10 Main st.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-14
l2el.SOll

total ......1, ,512,333, ,000 2S.S9
> population of the leading coun
of Europe according to recent
ees is given as follows:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-14
A SuxSeStiOn.

The Angry Father-What do you ex,
pect me to do--srnd YOU all the money
you ask for or calmly allow yon to s2t
into debt:
The Son You might do both. Life
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-14

own and Other i
the newspa,, .,,
nd continu0u'E,,!' !!
straw bridge =
hia.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-14
OF THE WORLD.

pme interesting estimates of tn
Ids population are given IN Tlr
rent Cyclopedia fer December
is placed at a billion and q haif
fibuted as follows:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-14

totals for the empires with
dependencies represented in the
ng table are: France. 4.7S1,-
Prmany, ,O32,014; Russia, 1885,
and United Kingdom 800, 900
Pom which it appears that the
flag flies over more than one
OF the inhabitants of the earth.
f, however, nearly 30O,000,000
Ptlcs and 40,000,000 are Afri.
ping to the estimate of the
ton bureau Of statistics no
ooo,00O,G00 of the earth's S in
are colonials, and of these
less than 100000, or 8 per
composed of the people of
fnlng country. This 3 per
sever, is of British stock,
throughout the English col
'arlous parts Of the globe.
speaking the English-speak-
atlon of the earth numbers
y being outnumbered only
pabltants Of China and India.
'ulatlon of lands under the
9 is about equal tc that of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-14

mess firm that can succeed
'nto the public view may
ipse another firm of even
Rpofoons that does not take
eep to the front in public
'ohn Wanamaker.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24
TO PUSH CLAIMS OF WEST
All Matters &c n illuminated from
TransmissisSipPi Congress Except
Those Affecting tina Region.

CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-Judge j.. c. carvin.
chairman Of the executive committee of the
Transmississippi congress-. in an interview
here today, said:
The next congress, which will be held In
Seattle in 1893. will be one of the most IN
tefestng sessions ever held by The Trans
mississippi congress. All matters will 10
enmlnated from the discussions at the con-
gress except such matters as the transmits
Esissippi region ts directly Interested. IN,
Ine congress has accomplished much in
tne past In presenting and pushing leRisla-
ION as 1ar as that region Is concerned. but
the time Is now ripe Tor the united and
concerted action OF aI interested that we
may not only have such iegisla lion AZ ire
region needs, but also that we NAV let
tne country at large know OF our resources
The people Of Seattle have given the
eNecuuVe COMMITTEES every assurance that
the delegates to the congress will be suit
aDiy entsrtained even going SO far as 70
points and give them an opportunity Of
seeing Tor themselves, the vast wealth Of
that territory.
The congress from this time forth viii
take a sim more active part in pushing
the claims OF the west for governmenta
action, and putting before the public ths
gion. - 10
One of the most Important matters d,s-
cussed psssed upon favorably by. tho
congress, was the recommendation 10 fhe
NATIONAL congress looking to the opening
VI OF 9 waterway, connecting the great
the Illinois and Mississippi rivers, so thai
this can be accomplished The bene6t -
the mississippi valley and the middle yyest
a. TINS project Is beyond compute. The
connective chain, and to Chicago is due
the credit OF demonstr8ting that the under-
taxing Is not only possible but practicable.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24
WESTERN MATTERS AT CAPITAL
Postmasters Appointed II swan, Neb.,
and GsyvnIe. S. D,-POstOmee at
Tower Discontinued.
tFrom a stan correspondent.)


WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.-(SpeciaI Tele-
gram.)-Postmaster appointed: John wor-
den. vice w. II. Richmond, resigned, Swan,
Holt county, Nebraska; John o.. waseth,
vice Mrs. Ellen Hanlfan, resigned, Gay
VILE. Yunter county. South Dakota.
Rural free delivery service will be es-
tablished on October 1 at Iowa, st. Charles.
Madison county. two carriers; length rot
route, twenty-five and one-half miles; area
covered, forty-hye square miles; .p~opula-
rion served. l.O75.
Postofices discontinued: Savannah. Da-
Wis county. Iowa. mail to Lunsford; Tower
Boyd county. Nebraska, mail to Gross.
The comptroller OF the currency has ap-
proved the application of the State bank
Of WILDER, Neb.. to convert into the Ma
tionai Bank of WILDER, with a capital OF
$1,000 900.
The Citizens National bank Of Sisseton.
B. D.a,has been authorized to begin bust
ness with a capital Of $50, 900. frFt
The Northwestern National bank of Min :
neapphs, Mimi, has been approved az a
reserve agent for the Fort Dodge National
bank OF Fort Dodge. Ia. and the First Ma
ttonal bank Of volga. SD.
J. X Taylor. supervising architect OF the
treasury. Will leave Washington next Mon
DAY TO look into public building matters
In the following cities: Chicago, st. Paul.
MINI, Waterloo and Des Moines, Ia. ana
81. Louis. Mr.-Taylor will be in Water.
loo September 1 and Des Moines on the. I'd.
In the Iowa cities he will look over sites
onered for public buildings,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24
KING EDWARD MAY VISIT CORK
No Announcement viii he fade ana
visit VIII BE Purely
Informal.

Copyright, 1909, by Press Publishing Cob
LONDON, Aug. 23.-(New York World Ca
blegram-Special Telegram 1.-THE royal
yacht yissoTia and Alberta, with King Ed-
ward and Queen Alexandra aboard, Is now
at Milford Haven on the coast Of WAGES, op-
poslte Queenstown and only about $50 miles
from there. The yacht is expected to re-
main on Milford until Monday. The impress
sion is strong that King Edward viii cruise
along the south and west coasts OF Ireland,
calling at Cork and other Irish ports. No
details regarding the cruise are known, as
the king only orders the next days course
the night before. The o~fhcials are prepar-
Ing for d seemingly expected visit to Cork
by making elaborate police arrangements.
should the king land at Cork the visit
will be informal and he will drive from the
quay to the exhibition, returning within an
hour. - ,'rf
The king is also expected to land on VAL
entia island on a brief visit to the Knight Of
Kerry.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24

discussion. Mr.. Breen maintaining that lists
should go to the chairman OF the county
committee and Mr.. Blackburn insisting that
they should come to him. Mr.. Breen said:
II will prepare a list and leave Il with the
man believe legally empowered TO call the
primaries and arrange therefor. I believe that
the county Is the political unit and that the
right Of self-government should be recog-
nized. II this committee has the right TO
specify one method Of securing delegates for
Douglas county and another for other coun-
ties In the district the state committe has
the same right, and what is to deter them
from providing for the selection Of delegates
BY precincts?"
In response to a question by Mr.. Cornish.
Mr.. Blackburn said the delegates appor-
toned to Douglas county were not selected
by any rule, but that the number had been
hxed at 121 arbitrarily, that number being
less than the county would be entitled to IL
the basis used in Washington and sarpy
counties had been applied.
The committe then went into secret ses-
sion and after being behind closed doors
for about an hour the chairman opened
the door and read the call. This call pro-
vides that the action Of the county con-
v%entions Of Washington and sarpy coun-
bAOo 10 upHIONtu anu the uelekAIeS CHOSEN
by those conventions be seated; that 12l
delegates shall be selected by the republi-
can voters Of Douglas county Of whom seven
shall come from each ward in the city OF
Omaha and three from each ward in
South Omaha and each country precinct
with the exception OF Clontarf, which
shall have but one. The primaries shall
be held Friday, September 10, in the city
wards between the hours Of 10 o'clock noon
and z p. M, and in the country between
the hours Of Z and 9 o'clock p. m. The
convention for the purpose Of nominating
a candidate for congress shall be held at
Washington hall. Omaha, Saturday, Sep
TENDER 20. at II o'clock a. m.
The rules adopted provide that the can
didates do not have to secure signatures
to petitions to have names placed upon
the ticket, but that each candidate before
filing lists must pay to the chairman $50
In addition to 50 for the name Of each
delegate presented. The time for nling
delegations shall close Monday, September
IA, previous to which the name OF no dele
gate shall be made public.
There will be one judge and one clerk
in each county precinct and two judges
and one clerk In each ward Of Omaha and
South Omaha.
The executive committee was instructed
to confer with the select committee OF the
county Committee as to the selection Of
Judges and clerks Of election, and the poll
ing places. A meeting was arranged for
Tuesday morning at the office of t. w.
Blackburn. The executive committee con-
sists Of T. w. Blackburn, w. F. Gurley
and L. F. Etter.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24

clal investigation is being conducted by
him in that matter.
The charges we're to the effect that the
tonnage of the small Philippine cascoes,
which heretofore have been used to take
transport stores ashore, was In a num-
Der OF cases falsely Get down at a higher
figure. Payment for the service of the
%cascoes was made in proportion to their
tonnage, and the reports alleged that the
government had suffered considerable loss
by the false statements.
MI. Rittman states that In the ordinary
course of routine business the War de-
partment has supplied him with a scheduIe
showing the registered tonnage OF all Of
the little Filipino craft. This will be used
in the examination Of q-uartermasters' ac-
counts and any d~clinqueneies can thus be
brought out. The auditor makes the point
that the matter is not to be made the
subject of a special investigation, but is
simply to be dealt with as a routine af-
fair.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24
SCHEME IS NOT PRACTICAL
Talk of Purchase OF House OF wash
ington's Ancestors for Exhibit
ton at st. louis Fair.

LONDON. Aug. 23.-The statements pub
ished in the United States that Americans
In ENGLAND are trying 10 purchase the house
near Banbury. oxfordshire, which was the
home OF George w~ashington's ancestors.
with a view Of transporting II to the United
Ststes for exhibition at the ST. Louis expo-
sition, have surprised the agents OF the
property, who have heard nothing on the
subject.
The agents recall that when the property
was placed In their hands for sale a year
ago the same project was mooted and dis
eussed In the newspapers. but Il was dis
missed as impractieable. Since then the
agents have not been approached by any
American offers.
Commissions Parker Of st. Louis in.
formed a representative Of the Associated
Press to-day that there is no movement
whatever in this direction and that the idea
Is absolutely impracticabls.
h mayor Of Banbury also said that he
had no knowledge Of any negotiations fol
the purchase Of the Washington house.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24
AMERICAN VESSELS WITHDRAW
ToDeka and Cincinnati Desert Vene-
Sueian Waters, Leaving Marietta
to Keep Vigil.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S.-In pursuance Of
the Navy departments orders Of yesterday,
TWO OF the American war vessels in Venez.
relan waters started north today. The
cruiser Topeka left Puerto CabeIIo for
hampton Roads and Cincinnati from L,
daayra for Cape Haytien.
IN view Of the generally disturbed condi-
yen OF anairs in Central and South Amer
lea Cincinnati Will remain for some DAYS
~ cape haytien to be ready for possible
Demands Tor It's immediate presence. The
.sturn OF cincinnati and Topeka leaves only
msr'stta 70 keep watch. Of Affairs in venes-
uela and the isthmus.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24
BOWEN DENIES. PARTIALLY
superintendent Of PhuipPIAe I~astruc-
tion Declares Charges Prejudice
OF cashOiicism Are Untrue.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2s-The Bureau of
lnsular Affairs for the War department has
made public the report OF Frank n. Bowen.
acting general superintendent Of public in
straeuon for the Philippine Islands. upon
charges made in the United States against
the sehool system OF the islands alleging
mat u was used as = proselyting agency
against Catholics and generally used to the
PEeJuolce OF Catholicism. These charges
were forwarded TO Manila and the reply was
made to Acting Governor Wright.
The report OF superintendent Bowen
dated July Z, is a general ana SPECIFIC az
Mai o. the charges.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24
OUT OF SORTS.
Pleasant Way to Drive Awsy tn,
Blues.

-
A food that will bring back health and
rosy cheeks to the sick as well as please
the palate Of the healthy is a pretty good
food TO know about. A lady in M!nneapo-
lis says, Il am such an enthusiast upon
the subject Of Grape-Nuta that I want to
state a few instances Of its value that have
come under my personal experience:
II was taken i'll with a serious stomach
trouble so III that the slightest movement
caused ne pain, and could take nothing
into my stomach or retain even medicine
or water l had been two days without
n~ourishment when my husband suggested
trying Grape-Nuts.
1.-THE nurse prepared some with warm
water. sugar and cream and I took IT hest
~tatingly at FIRST, until / found II caused me
no pain, and for ten days l took no other
nourishment. The doctor was surprised
at my Improvement and did not resent my
attributing the speedy, cure to the virtues
OF Grape-Nuts. He said he had q case on
record OF a teething baby who grew rosy
n fat on the same diet.
"Grape-Nuts are SO dainty and delicious
that 1t appeals to the whole household, and
when either husband or l feel generally
'out OF sorts we try connning ourselves ex-
clusively TO the food for q day or two, with
the happiest results.
For a year l have had for a neighbor a
delicate girl-an epileptic-when I first
knew her she was a mere shadow, weighing
70 pounds. and subject TO fearful attacks.
having as many as ~ and 16 commissions
In a day. AT such times she took no
nourlshment whatever. She had never
tried Grape-Nuts. and as any food seemed
to increase her trouble at such times, Il
was with difficulty that l persuaded her
to try II. But l told her OF my experience
and induced her TO try a few spooAfuis.
The taste delighted her and ever since
she has made IL her chief article OF diet.
The result has been wonderfully her improve
ment is the subject OF remark with all who
know her. The attacks are less frequent
and violent and She has gained 90 pounds
since last November. and her family at
tribute her improvement solely to Grape
Nuts" Name given by Postum Co.. Battle
Greek. Mich.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24
SQUADRON'S WIRES CROSSED
Defenders Means Of Communication IL
suspiciOusly Troublesome
ENEMY NAY HAVE SCORED A POINT
HisEInson sends Extra PAtroI to
ROckPort and Efforts Are BetnE
Made 60 Locate the source
Of Trouble.

R0CKPoRT. Mass. Aug. 2s.AThe line Of
battleships OF Admiral Higginson's neet
which are defending a lengthy strip OF New
England coast from a foreign feet put to
sea under urgent orders at $50 tonight,
Indicating that some news has been re.
ceived OF Commander Pillsbury. The
weather conditions at 10 o'clock we're
slightly In favor Of the enemy, the sky be-
Ing overcast and a. easterly blow pre-
vailing.
Many dispatches came during the early
evening, the tenor OF them Indicating that
the white squadron was not far at sea on
the Isles Of Shoals of Portsmouth.
The blue squadron officers are certain
that the enemy has It's intelligence bureau
along the shore and has landed onicere at
Rockland, Me-, and Princetown. Mass.
Suspicious signals at Cape Porpoise on
the Isle of shoals and even here at Rock
port indicate that the blockade running
plan has not been entirely drawn UP at
sea. A signal man OF the Blue squadron
at II o'clock tonight reported to the naval
base officers that he sighted three large YES
sells going to the northward at a fourteen
knot clip, but they were too far OF shore
for him to identify them. 1t is presumed
here that admiral Higginson made a wide
sweep on Massachusetts bay before rum
ming up the coast. Soon after IL W tor
pedo boats appeared on here and it lie
learned that they were detached from the
bsttleshlps and ordered back to patrol this
ne'ghborhood.
The return OF the torpedo boats did not
surprise those who are keeping close watch
on the situation here. Something appeared
to have gone wrong with the line Of COM
munication during the evening. rather per-
picking the naval intelligence .%oficers. Tho
wires at several points are reported crossed
or cut and some messages received were
rather mixed. An extraordinary effort was
being made at a late hour to determine II
the breaks along the line we're from natural
causes or the result OF the enemy's plan.
In view Of what Aad happened in the cen-
trail station here, there is now some won
derment II Admiral Higginson will and the
White squadron at the north Of his line.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24
MERCURY MUST TAKE FLIGHT
Foreeaster IL Committed to Rising
Temperature In NebraAka-show-
eFs Due Monday.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2s.-Forecast,

WAohANuION, aug. 1S.-Forecast;
For Nebraska-Warmer Sunday, with
fair In north and showers In south Dor.
tion; Monday showers.
For Iowa-Fair Sunday. except shower.
in southwest portion; Monday showers anC
warmer.
For Missouri-Local rains and warmer
Sunday and Monday.
For Colorado-Local rains Sunday and
Monday. with rising temperature.
For Wyoming and M~ontana-Fair Sun.
day aud Monday.
For Kansas-Showers Sunday and Non.
day; warmer Sunday.
For North and South D~akota-Fair sun
day. with warmer in east portionsI Mon.
day fair.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24
JUST A MATTER OF WEIGHT
hittman Denies There Is Anything
sensational IN BEE of FIJI
PinO BOats' Capacity.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S.-In regard to
the rather sensational newspaper reports
hintlns at gross Irregularities and fraud
in the unloading Of United States traps-
ports in the Philippines and that a search
ing Investigation Is 20 be made to ais
cover the guilty parties. Frederick 10
Rittman. auditor OF the War Department
stated most positively today that no spe-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24

evening Michael Minikus and another
brother of the murdered woman called at
the station to see C~hristiansen, but we're
refused admlttance to the cell. .Chrlstia1-
sen went to sleep early and did not appear
to be concerned about the tragedy. Chris
Hansen is a Dane and was born in Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24
n-ehes= Marguerite seshis vsry n

NEW YORK. Aus. aa-cablins from
vienna sho Herald correspondent says that
the Duchess Marguerite Sophie OF Wurtem-
berE has just been operated on for appen-
dicitis BY Pres. Qraun and CHAR. Fears
are entertained for the patients life.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24
DID KING USE UNDERSTUDY
Report that Another Went Through
Part of the COronatiOn


Copyright, 1902. by Press Publishing Coz
PARIS, Aug. 23.-(New York World Cable
gram-special Telegram.)-The Revue Heb
bomadsire publishes a strange article, in
which II is alleged It is quite certain that
King Edward did not get through the whole
coronation ceremonies personally. but after
the actual browning a man who is the kings
double, and was clad in royal robes, per-
sonated Edward VII.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24
Bee, Aug. "a. 1909.

There is SO much interesting news today about the new
dress goods that we almost wish you might take it for granted
and without stopping to read this sad" come and enjoy the
many things in new black dress goods, new colored dress goods,
new silks, new velvets and the most magnificent line of choice
new fabrics for waists ever shown in this city. Not a mere
handful to show you but a most beautiful assortment Of this
seasons handsomest fabrics. We extend to you a most cordial
invitation to come and look them over.
NU PAN Finished ZBnme-one of this seasons hsndsomest Partisan suings at
500 and 81 rs yard. 80 ..- -
NW MehOs Suang-A most handsome line OF net colors al each price, 5Oc, TOO
and $L0O yard.
NeD English KrSy-A beautiful fabric for tailor made suits all coors and black.
$3.50 yard.
ND WhfcOrd TWius-Ths numberis special value at this price, purely all wool,
all colors SOC yard.
NU MRTuI SutRg-It has just the required touch of nspness, so inches wide,
all WOOL &L0O yard.
THOMPSON, BELDEn &Co.
YIN O A BUnDIHs con. 10TH y DeUaLAs Sa