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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-20

o. obstruction On the rack. The
ext tew GliEetes spent n prayer.
Gne : he Bto.e promises that can
20 NJ during he par vas tass:
Call upon me n The DAY Il -ra1G.e
and will deliver thee, and thou shalt
s.ority ne Upon the hope gwen II
his promise. combined Win perhaps
o.e OF Cwo moe now forgotten be
sought the Lord % n some way pre-
vent the trains from coIliding Abeu.
the time Nc. . should nave been a.
Ironda,e began 20 call Y and IL q
few minutes had a response. Rep.E.
ing 70 my inquiry as TO the situation.
he informed ne that No. So was there
aud that the runaway cars had passed
through the siding and We're ascending
ne other hill. stopping. as was after.
ward learned abou' two miles nor1h
OF Irondaie To get out Of the depot
the operator had to pass through the
WaIt;Es room. Fortunately thee was
gentleman II this room to whom ne
hurriedly explained the situation. and
7 his loy tand mine too the man
had a switch key. With key in hand
Ile r.>led te the south switch just ii
tine 70 -e' il for the runaway. Aaron
Piatt Vas engineer on No. s.. and in
speaking = the matter some time
aftesward he rema. ked that when he
passed Mineral Point. which was about
I've miles north OF sunni he was
fis-e or six minutes late, and that some
thing seemed 10 say TO him: Get 20
Iron ale on time, Get 10 Irordale oa
,I-le' The way he went down that
hi.I from Summit 10 Irondale was q
caution Seeing the red signal dis
played at I.ondale he applied the air
al tl0ught the tain 10 a halt ex-
,,e@ -;ne orders. Just as ne stepped
of his engine he heard something pass
by on the siding: it was the detached
cars travelling a. the rare OF about
forty miles an hour. 4 most frighttul
accident was avoided b Placr heel
ing me premon:-ion. Get 70 lronda!e
ere tine believe God moved upon
The mind o. cae engineer in answer
to ny prayer which was based CT ire
eternal promises found n the book
Of divine inspirac;on'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-20

i hand. may touch UP her frecsles
in the seclusion Of her 0oudoi-. and
no one be the wiser.
Don't forget thai vinegar vii. e-adi-
cate yellow stains from the face. Bathe
the bruise al once with vinegar and
discoloration will be prevented
Don't have shiny nose and fore
head because it is warm weather. Use
3 little cologne or spirits OF cam
phor II ths. water when bathing the
;ace
Don't wash your face in cold water
The D'ament you reach washscand
II you have been travelling. Remove
races OF dust and smoke with colo
cam and wipe of with soft -owei
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-20
ANUS SEM ENTS


Tonight the new company will open
their engagement al Bell park. l1e
company arrived yesterday from Jack
son. Tenn. where they have been
playing two weeks engagement. Al
ter holding the boards here for Two
weeks they will return there for two
more weeks. Both press and public
have nothing but good words for this
company and the people of Pine Bluff
NAV confidently expect Z ca. The
program consists o. vaudeville, fea-
turing Frederick Furd the great Eng
lish magician Mr. Hurd has been
cIassed by several critics with Her
man. kellar and other wo.ldta -,
magieians. and with that assurance
tho rafF managers are congl atuteting
rha~faeIHes for securing such an art
list Space does not permit mention
ing everything in detail Suffice TO
say the company comes We'll recon-
meuded and Will no doubt be greeted
with a packed house tonight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-20

Judge Wood early exposed Gov
Daygs .1si114r.5E as trust buster
IN sR44eh = Magazine taSarday
b "a ag fh7 a-e=ntter = the audit
enae % ina Ia hat Gov. Davis
Tdi5s 3 6.n7y g-1-ra. dismissed 30
prosecutions #zE=r rh= antitrust law
after ~ Supreme eo1Fr had declared
tae .aH ea.tt Il would seem thar
lie Helena Warld IS correct IN saying
taaE If 5 ae hampton of the trusts.
though - poses as t6= oaly trust
buster n kansas
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-20

AND continues TO vail
PLgTocRAcY ami weep over the
Iowa Democratic
platform. naturally charges .plutoe-
raey with inspiring that instrument.
Anything that Col. Bryan disapproves
may safely be set down as device
Of @piutoeraeys
TIE .piutocrar is the bogey man
Of socialism. OF Populism and OF all
the other isms whose most salient
manifestations are fine flow Of ghet-
oric and coyetoas disposition In
deed. this latter characteristic is one
OF the fundamentals Of the universal
brotherhood Of man as preached by
the apostles OF the isms mentioned
Any Industrious and thrifty person
who habituaIy appears in clean linen
MAY safely be set down as pluto
crat and tytannous oppressor.
whose delight it is TO grind the faces
OF the poor.
OF course there are other signs and
symbols by which the pIutocrat may
he recognized For example. ne IS
rare.y to be found hanging around
b-e4 saloons spending the money 1hat
saoala 60 to the support Of his tam
H. He pays his debts. He MIND
his own business, Above all, he can
not talk for hours at time OF the
woes Of the downrrodden working man
when there is JOB waiting for him
IN the next block.
Yea Will thus perceive that the ~ptu=
toera5 IS net necessarily, nor. in
dee ordinarily a person Of wealth.
IN poinr Of fact h usually works
ha-ter for living than the aeuteIy
eloquent orators who point tie finger
CT seorn At him He may Be a mer.
chant IN small wae. h. may be a
LAWYER u a doctor OF real estate
agea-=9r al undertaken He may even
&c mechanic Or a teamsreg# or hod,
carr =. T he saves his money. sticks
= IS - lets whisky alone. wears
eaa sairr b is a plutocrat a
o.oas=e 9ppressor and an enemy Of
mankind waom tae proetar,at will
sooner CT taler chase ac:oss the coun-
Try wa norm a14 hound = matter
& Hel.cas diversion
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-20

Don't expect TO cure an eruption
on the face by external application
oriy \ hot foot bath containing
washing soda will often cure this
trouble
Don't despise the humble lemon.
With the Juice OF a lemon and the
beaten white of an egg. milady. brush
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-20

Dom 1se cold wat4r when giving
the face cosmetic scrub. VAN
water followed by lash Of cold
water, IS better.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-20

MANAGER WANTED-TrusJworthy
lady o. gentleman to manage business
in this county and adjoining territory
for we'll and favorabiy known h1"se
Of solid financial standing; $4,000
straight cash salary and expenses,
paid each Monday by check direct
from headquarters. Expense money
advanced; position permanent. Ad,
dress Thomas Cooper, Manager. 1920
Caxton Building, Chicago. 24s
sENIN-Done by the day II your
home. Apply new phone -.
WANIED-Your fortune toe the
hands. eyes, color OF hai card
Money refunded On d. .re. Per
manent location; SO v. scuil St.
246
RARE oPPoRTJSlrY-s3o win
pay for scholarship i purchased
al once. bookkeeping or shorthand.
Catalogue free. James Practical
business College. 246
FOR RENT 5-room house: bath
and closet No. e05 West Second
avenue. Apply Mrs. Comet 91e
West Eighth avenue 24S
WOOD FOR SALE-Eirher in stove
wood or co.d wood lengths. Leave
orders az Pine Bluff Mercantile com.
pam: J. s Currie
WANTED-A competent s5enog- aph.
81 and assistant bookkeeper. LADY
or gentleman. Address IN own hand.
wririr g. stating salary. P. 0. Box.
No. is, City.
A.C.Jo rdan.M.D. J. r.. Mc5ee Jr ND
Residence Phones-Reside dence Phones
O-d "a, New 67 Oid -01 Nex1s2
JORDAN & McBEE.
Physicians and Surgeons,
Special attention given TO Surgery
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-20

a Judge Waod Taf seems to have
tcucaer iva w5-a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-20

The managers also announce the
engagement extraordinary OF Hurd. the
celebrated magician and conjurer.
whose fame is becoming worldwide
as being superior to Hermann in ev.
e,y respect. The following endorse
n2ent OF him by we'll known New
Orleans paper is enough 70 guarantee
that he Is good:
Hurd did not attempt 70 foreteH
future events by holding converse with
departed spirits. bur he used enough
enchantment in his practice Of sco--
Gerry and magic 10 completely nystity
the big audience His feats were mar
neIous and the eye could hardly be-
1ieve what it saw"-New Orleans
TtAn. April I. 1903
1t Bell park theater beginning july
-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-20

FOR SALE-Good milk COWS Ad.
dress H ". Deal, Faith. Ark twelve
miles southwest Of Pine Bluff jul s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-20
{ cheap { el4mn
! EpVe7T!sE 1.Ua WANTS

RATES-lt cash sceeu pan.es tie
order. the price will De 25 cents peE
week fer three lines. cc-n:Ire
wclds &c the line. II chargec, will be
c.arged at the rate Of cents per line
zach insertion NO cneap ans takan
for less than week. n0r will We re-
ceive Want Ad" over the telephone
NANTED-An agent a. indust. ia IN
surance Address P. O. Box. l62.
FOR SALE-New Everett piano. Cost
s325. VIII sell for $50 cash. a..
schul's confectionery. tt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-20
The HOUR HAS COME
HE IS HERE!
THE WORLDS REATEsT LIVING
ClairV0yant
PalnniSt
Professor II. A. Benton,

The brilliant
N Of the Different from your
vita hout
ARE YOU UNHAPPY, DISCOUNTED DISCOURAGED?
# and will help
btghed how by
guided while 5
Professor ocean-rom
"MYSTERY OF
He reads your PAST though he lived with PRESEN
the FUTURE unveiing for the
Without asking question he
Lost Absent Friends II
OF
bls fears ambitions call he
help confident guarantees
But LIFE LIVE--eE ADVISED LIVE
India
wife Senators
Nordca Palm
vel and hundre OF
ParlorS 522 Walnut, Corner Sixth Street
will
m.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-21
TOO MUCH FREIGHT.
Blockade of NOrthbOund Goods al
White Horse.

Dawson, Sept. 1S.-A giant freight
blockade has occurerd at White Horse,
with prospects that big share of late
shipments via Skagway may not reach
Dawson before the close of navigator.
General Manager Newell, who is now
here. received telegram from River
Superintendent Scharschl0idt, at White
Horse, saying 5000 tons of freight has
accumulated at the warehouses there.
Mr.. Newell estimates that 1000 tons
more are to come up the coast. Others
say there is much more.
All the available upper Yukon fleet,
including the independent steamers, is
in commission. The river is very low,
and the stemaers can handle only half
cargoes. Should the weather turn sud-
denly cold, their carrying capacity will
be greatly reduced. The fleet now han
dies 800 tons weekly. Three weeks
is the longest it is expected the river
will remain open. 1t may close much
sooner. The camp will not suffer save
from higher prices and perhaps few
shortages.
The Stewart river is also very low
Low water prevents getting in 800 tons
of upper river freight wanted at Dun
cans, and the camp is greatly set back
Mark Alcock, formerly of Vancouver,
B. c., has been drowned here.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-21

Swimming will do more to develop
perfect health In women than any
other form Of exercise. 1t develops
the whole body symmetrically. loos-
ems the joints, gives free action to the
limbs. 1t increases the lung capac-
ity, inducing deep breathing; straight
ems the frame, throwing the chest for
ward and the shoulders back. The
woman who swims gains all this. and
In the gaining has much pleasure.
In the water she Is suspended, with
out the least hindrance to the mo-
ton Of her body, she can move her
arms or legs in any direction and
bend the trunk freely. The different
methods Of swimming, all Of which
she will learn in time, bring into use
all the muscles Of the legs and arms.
A swimmer soon learns deep breath
ing, as a deep breath will keep the
body at the surface Of the water with
out the extra effort required by tho
use Of the legs and arms.
The positions Of the swimmer at
uTSt 6eelu StfaIlSe 10 NOiioH' IAc
disuse of certain muscles has degen-
Grated them, and when she enters the
water to swim she feels no inclina-
ton to use muscles which she has not
used since early childhoOd-the mus
cles Of her waist and abdomen. What
she does try to do Is to make the same
restricted motions that she is forced
to make ordinarily, the knees together
and the little jerky strokes Of the
arms and legs. She soon sees the
folly Of this, however, and in time
acquires the long. sweeping. graceful
stroke Of legs and arms which comes
to the proficient swimmer by prac-
uce.
Who has ever watched the actions
Of a professional swimmer and noted
the long sweep Of the limbs, tho re-
covery Of the arms for the new stroke,
and the wide, powerful swing Of the
legs, without a desire to acquire a
little skill and power, combined with
a like grace Of motion. -Macfadden's
Magazine.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-21
CHINESE MOBBED.
Town Of TOnapah, New, Scene of
Brutal Outrage.


Tonapah, New, Sept. 1S.-A mob OF
twelve or fifteen men invaded China
own at this place last evening and at
the point of guns compelled the occu.
pants of number of houses to dress,
and ordered them to leave town at once
A number of Cinnamon not complying
at once were struck over. the head and
body and dragged from their habita-
tions and forced to accompany the mob
to the outskirts of town and told to
take the road for Sodaville. Later on
all the Chinese but one returned to
town and notified the officers.
The Chinese stated that Ping Ling,
an old man, 10 years of age, and the
proprietor of wash house, was one o!
the victims, and they believed that he
had persisted on the road. Searching
parties were sent out this morning,
and they found his body horribly mutt.
lated short distance from the road,
three miles west of town.
The Cinnamon were also robbed OF
several hundred dollars before being
sent out of town. Eighteen men,
mostly coolies and COOKS and walters,
have been arrested and are now in jail.
Among the number is F. M. Arundel
president of labor union.
A meeting of citizens of Tonapah was
held today, at which one hundred or
more were present, and committee
was appointed to draft resolutions de-
mandatory of the action of the mob.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-21
Health and beauty Hints.

Ac0ltu anu Boouty
Don't use the eyes when they are
tired or weak from illness.
A mustard plaster made with the
white Of an egg will not blister.
Don't bestow less care upon the teeth
than upon complexion and hair.
When walking don't throw the shout
ders far back of the line of the hips
nor hold the arms rigidly ut the sides.
Don't become too stout. Although
plumpness Of contour Is by no means
unbecoming, corpulence is thing to
be avoided.
Bilious headache may often be re-
lieved by drinking two teaspoonfuls
Of finely powdered charcoal dissolved
In half glass Of water. A seidlitz
powder should be taken one hour
later
Don't think that beca use you are 40
and fair you also should be fat, and
that nature has laid down law that
women shall accumulate layers with
years, like magnolia or any other
tree.
To keep the hair from becoming thin
and splitting ut the ends clip it every
two weeks. Shampoo 1t once month
with CASTLE soap. avoiding the use Of
boraX and ammonia. SINCE It care
fully and regularly.
a small bottle Of oil of lavender Is
as grateful to the stateroom "shut-ln"
as to the home invalid. It's still more
so when one has seasick roommate.
A few drops in u little hot water fresh
ems the atmosphere deliciously.
The old-fashioned skipping rope is
said to be great aid to beauty, some
of the miraculous power which used
to be attributed to the bicycle being
supposed to attach to it. Its mission
is the strengthening of the heart and
the renewal of youthful charm. The
ropes are provided with handles and
may be shortened for high skipping at
will.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-21
SEATTLE LABOR BUREAU.
City Free Employment Office Beats
Record for Country.

City Free Employment Office Beats
Record for Country.
Seattle, Sept. 19.-Figures have just
been compelled by Laobr Commissioner
Grout, which show that the business OF
Seattle's free employment bureau ex-
ceeds that of any other city on the con-
tinent, from New York down to cities
of the third class.
Chicago comes the nearest to Seat
tie, having had 1925 orders from en-
ployers during August of this year,
while the local Offices record shows
3.744 orders for the same month, a diff
ference of $40 orders between the two
cities. The results from Chicago are
obtained from thee separate labor
stations on the north, south and west
sides of the city.
cal free employment bureau for the
past eight months show that the mum.
Der of orders filled during that time is
the largest in the history of the office.
During that time 1922 workers were
sent out, which does not include the
many families of hop pickers sent,
through the Office, to North Yakima
some wekes ago. If this rate keeps up
for the rest of the year, the record will
exceed by some thousand that of any
previus year. The highest recrd fl a
full year up to now is for 1900, when
1905 applicants were sent to work.
Following is the number of people
who were given work in the first eight
months of the last four years: 1900,
1920; 1901, 1868; 1902, 14,S41;
1903, 10, 427.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-21
Regards Man as Only a Nuisance.

A leading club woman Of the East,
who has had considerable experience
with mentor, not satisfied with one
trial, she has had three husbands-has
a very poor opinion Of the sterner sex
II weigh mans moral carat on the
scale Of his personal habits" she says.
"a man, when he is perfectly nice and
clean, tastefully dressed and not noisy,
Is bad enough, but man who wears
his hair In his eyes and over his collar,
manicures outside his own room, leans
around, sits with his feet higher than
his head and all that Is unbearable. If
l married one Of thebeasts inadvertent-
ly I'd break him to decency or I'd kill
him with Indigestion. What's the good
Of husband. anyway? He has never
been more or less than pet or pro-
WIDER By his own admission female
competition has destroyed his useful
ness as a provider. That is all right;
1t simply makes him twice pet. Now,
having reduced him to his lowest
terms, since 1t was only question Of
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-21
ANOTHER MASSACRE.
Turks Said to Haxe Killed 10000
More MacedOnians.

Sofia, Bulgaria, Sept. 1S.-The for
eign Office here has received informa-
ton that the Turks have destroyed the
town of Kastoria, thirty-six miles south
of Monastir, and have massacred the
population.
The report of massacre at Kastoria
comes from sources admitting of little
doubt, though the details are lacking.
1t was received with the gravest con-
Germ by the officials here. The popula-
ton of Kastoria numbers about ten
thousand persons, and the massacre of
such number in one place, if the re-
port be true, exceeds anything which
has yet occurred in Macedonia. At the
present critical moment, when popular
feeling is intense, the effect of the re-
port of such tremendous slaughter
may be most serious.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-21
MY Vacation Mecca.

will not spend vacations days
Beside summer sea,
Nor will l seek the pleasant ways
OF gay humanity.
Upon no mountains rugged crest,
Will l unfold my tent.
But in a place of peaceful rest
My moments will be spent.
III journey to quiet spot,
Beyond shady lane,
The threshold Of moss-grown cot
My feet will cross again:
And then her lips I'll fondly press,
Her form l will embrace;
III look upon the loveliness
OF her angelic face.
Well stroll together, side by side,
And, gazing In her eyes,
My heart will thrill with manly pride,
And love that never dies.
For, in that cot of humble charms
Abides my purest joy
My mother waits with open arms,
To welcome home her boy.
-Leslie's Weekly.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-21

MRS. s. 8. CHAUNCY. nOunced.
Mrs. Chauncy is the daughter Of the
late Colonel Carr, Of Louisville. On
his death he left but a few thousand
dollars insurance for his widow and
two daughters but within three
months Alice had married Samuel
Sloane Chauncy. millionaire New
Yorker. Soon after her marriage her
husband died. She then went to Eu-
rope with her mother and sister and
attracted much attention In London
and on the continent by her beauty.
Her sister Is now the wife Of Lord
Marlborough, an Irish peer and En-
glish baronet. Mrs. Chauncy is regal
ly beautiful and adds to this quality
the additional one of being very
wealthy.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-21
Calls on Adee for Protection.

Washington, Sept. 1S.-The Chinese
minister called at the state departing
and laid before Acting Secretary Adee
a dispatch which he had received from
the Chinese consul general at San Fran
cisco, detailing the attack made on a
number of Chinese at Tonapah, New.
The consul reported that the labor
union at that place had driven all the
Chinese away and that seven or eight
we've seriously wounded, one, an old
man, being nearly killed. He reports
that five Chinese are missing, and asks
for protection. Acting Secretary Adee
wired the governor of Nevada asking for
an immediate investigation, and re-
questing that he afford every protection
in his power to the Chinese residnts OF
Tonapah.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-21
ApportiOn Fund for Buildings.

Portland, Sept. 19.-The directors of
the Lewis and Clark exposition, which
is to be held in this city in 1905, have
appropriated $3so,OOO for buildings
and have asked the state commission to
set aside 5000, 900 out CT the state ap-
preparation for the same purpose. This
apportionment of funds, it is believed,
will be sufficient to carry the exposi-
ton up to the time the gates are
opened.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-21
Couches and Nerves,

Couches have saved more minds and
nervous systems than all the doctors
and medicines put together.
1t Is the best refuge that the over
worked housekeeper has, did she but
know 1t; and the only fault l have to
find with women Is that, as a rule
they do not use their couches half
enough.
When distracted by the infinite cares
Of the household and worried over
this bill and that, woman should
have place where she can throw her.
self down, and, stretched at ease, al.
low her troubles to straighten them.
selves out Of their own accord,
BY these means hysteria is avoided
beauty Is preserved, and the women's
chances for eternal salvation are
helped tremendously Philadelphia
North American.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-21
ENGLAND is WILLING.
Will Consent to Occupation If OF h.
er Powers Do.

London, Sept. 1S.-The proposal that
Austria and Russia occupy Macedonia
was received here in time to be submit
ted to the cabinet at it's recent meeting.
1t is understood that the reply of Great
Britain states that she is willing this
should be done. provided the other
powers agree, and that Great Britain is
ready to assent to any proposition look
ing to settlement of the present situa-
ton in European Turkey consonant
with the views of the powers concerned.
The porte has expelled the Daily
Nails correspondent at Monastir, who
has appealed. to the British ambassador.