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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-16
,,Aloskan oes Dfens."
Tie nianoihariihe 2taSt Sarbiu uns ,brs
pbauomeuate 8utDidluua.

Die manoi4urii9e Staot Sarbin
(au9 Gbarbiaj. Die i'm ssgeupGrtiaen
&riese ais Bats fir bic Spn5sntriruna
Der ruiilf8en Sruppen bent unb BON
ibren 9epOhnsrn ben ~itol5sn Seinamen
rWosfau bss Sitsns" erbalten bat.
liest am Sun9arifluB, unb 5ipar an
benz Yunft, ND Der manoi6uriI6e
3mei9 Der TibiriI6sn GiIenbabn i'm
iIberi9reitet unb bic 9ineIiite O1tbabn
mad 9olnp uno Port @rtbur beginnt;
Die StaDt 1T mebrere bunbert Wlei!en
nDrolit bon BORT 4rtbur beleeen. Wie
Die Stuot ben sep9rapbilhen Mittels
punt Der Manbi 9urei biloet, 10 pirb
lie in 3utunft pbne 3ipeifel audi ibr
tommer6ieller Mlittelpuntt lperben. Bis
uuf 9unberte bon Meilen entbdlt bic
umgebun9 Das bette @~derIanb, audi
fsblt es niGt an reiben Wineralz unb
Sol5ldnoereien. Die Stabt Sarbin 1T
cine ausidlieBli9 ruiIiihe S60pfun9,
benn ebe bic Giienbubnz Sn9enieure
bort ibr Sauptquartier etablirten, CAB
es in Der ytdbe feline nennensDertbe Nnz
iieblung bon Gin9sborenen. Seute be-
ltebt Sarbin aus Der brei Weilen pom
Gentralbabnbof belegenen @ltitabt,
benz am Jlub belegenen Staottbeil
Yreltin 1opie benz in unmittelbarer
Ndbe bes 8S!nbofs befinbli9en TOM.
mer5iellen Centrum unb 8erpaltuness
iiB. geoeutung gu g%epinnen, besann
Sarbin i'm Sabre 1900, uno bis gum
Sttober 1908 mar bic Gipilbep0ltes
rung auf 10000 eeitiesen, burunter
400 Sapaner unb 800 anbere Iuss
ldnber. Die lebteren Iino iibrigens nur
9eouloet unb baben gar teine 8edte.
Sarbins Sauptinouitrie lit beute bic
Jabritation Don Wte6l unb o9t rieIi9s
@tablihements iinb in berielben tbGtis;
bas tdgli6e probutt belduft Iid auf
eirca 100000 pfunb. Grpdbnuug
perbienen ferner bic 5leiihperpadunsss
9ei9Gfte unb bic in Der nG6itsn unls
gebuns befinoliden eroben Baditsins
brennereien, bic meiit bon Der Reeie.
rlln9 an9elest limb. Sas aapital fir
bic meiiten Observation-Disclosures
ftammt bon iibiriiden Suoen.
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~
Die 0uLfr1be.

Die foeenannts aubtrabe bat ii9 in
10 aussebebnter Weiis unter benz Rinbs
pisb i'm tpeitlihen 3beile bon Norb.
0otota feftseiebt, bab Goupern.ur
Wbite ii4 entf4loKsn bat, benz
Wuni9e Der Wieb5iidter bss Staates
n~afaugeben unb Spe3ial> Snfpsttoren
gu %errennen, ipel9e bic Diebsesenben
befud1en uno ale Wiebbeerben unter
Quarantdne fteaen follen, in benen
&rdbe berriht. Die IKociation Der
Wieb5iidter befiirhtet, bab, penn ni4t
prompte SHubmabreseIn ieitens bes
Stoates angeorbnet perben, bic 8uns
oesregierung am Gnoe iid peranlabt
feben mohte. ben sanSen Oiitritt absu=
lperren. 9iele Der 9eerbsnbeiiber tpaften
ibr Wieb nit antifeptiiden Glii5Iistei=
ten unb perbiiten 70 ben 4usbrud unb
bic Werbreituns Der &rantbeit, aber
anbere pieber finb LIGHTNING unb lais
fen ibr @ieb, auh ipenn IS ertrantt lit.
fret u%mbsrlaufen unb perbreiten ba.
burH bic 4nftedung unter anberen
0eerben,
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Giuc ruiiijdlc gdDufuua,

Die ruiiii6e Safenitabt 9alnp.
tpelde nit He6t als bic WGrfenltobt
bes fernen Sitens be3eibnet perben
tonnte uno bic Elm tpeni9 in Ditli1er
Ridtung BON BORT 4rtbur lieet, 1T bic
merttpiiroisite Stabt Der Welt. sic
tpurbe auf Yefebl bes 3aren o 25,s
600 Wdnnern in Der fabelbaft turSeu
3eit bon II Monaten erbaut unb toilette
runb f12,000,000. Die SpiseelflGfe
Der 8u6t, an bersn &iiite bic Stabt
liegt, bat cine Musoebnune bon mebre.
rem Weilen unb bic glrea bes Siefpai=
icrs lit binreitenb. UNI bic Slptte CANA
Gbinas gu tragen. Die srpben Gamble
pldbe, beren bic Stobt flint beIibt, iinb
ale nit 8abnen, GlspatDren, %elettris
fden Inlaeen uno enormen Safenbdmz
men perieben, ipel6 lebtere es ben
S6iffen ermDgli6en, ungsa6tet Der
Nitteruns am MolO Dor Mnter gu lie.
gen uub ibre Sra6t gu entlaben. Die
9ots fir ausldnbifde 5abraeuse fire.
den ii6 2 Weilen peit Lungs Der aiiIte
bin unb elmer Der beiben Srpdenbots
lit serdumig genus, UNI bas bDdite
SeeiGiff au%f3unebmen. 9ur6 bic @r>
bauung bieier Stabt pollte Der Gar
eine tommer5ieqe @noItaticn Der Iibiris
ihen uno manbi1urifdeu Giisnbabn
griinoen, biefer gabn, tuelde einen 10
bebeutenoen SGttpr in ben %ueberbriids
ungsperfuhen Spii9en Oit unb Wsit
bilbet. Sin peiterer iebr pi9tiser
9runb 1T Der. baB Der Safen BON
SalnD eisfrsi lit, tpabrene Niuti6pans,
Der ein5igs anbere 9afen Der Wanba
iaurei, iiber bier Wonate bes Sabrss
felt 9efroren lit. lleberbies lit OolnD
elm Jreibafen, Der @nbpuntt Der 8abn
unb befibt ale otpedmdBieen ginrids
tungen elmer mobernen Stabt.
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Srauen t ub II IN beuts
den II niperi tGten. SIN
laufenben Observation-Disclosures 1inb i'm
Ganaen So Jrauen an ben bsutTden
uniperiitdten redtmdBis immatrifus
ltrt uno 1860 als 9oipitantinnen eins
9ei6rieben, pobei gu eripdbnen lit, Dab
bic uniperiitdten @reifspalb, Jreiburg
unb Roitot iiber bic boIpitirenoen
5rauen feline Gngaben MAIDEN. Bon
ben immatritulirten Srauen e%ntfalen
% auf Seioelberg, 26 auf 5rsibure,
% auf Winden, 3 auf Wiirsbure unb
l auf grlangen. Nn Der llniperiitGt
Gieben Iino 2 Srauen als nSoipitdns
ttnnen aufgenommen," i'm @egenfab su
ben iibri9en nur einsel9riebenen 9oipis
tantinnen. @tpa brei Yisrtel Der ims
matritulirtsn Srauen itubirsn Meois
ain.
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SnbiauiSmcr Ybilp(u1.

Sequoia. bic R~ieientunne &alifors
MEMS. bat ibren Namen ppn benz 9enias
len @rfinber bes Mlpbabets Der Gberps
tee, benz 9albblutinbianer Sequoia.
Sequoia, bon pGterlider Settle Der Elm
SeutI1er. mar UNI 1760 seboren unb
fubrte ben Namen George 8iit pber
9ueb (au6 @ueiD; iein Batter mag
Elm Sdnoler ober Soloat seipeIen Iein,
Der Sobn aber blieb !Seibe, obipoGl er
nit ben Serrnbuter Mii5ionaren auf
freunoiaaftli9em Sube itanb. 2elen
tonnte er nidt, Deritanb aber natiirliG,
bic Yebeutuns bieier &unit unb iufte,
bon Sauie griiblerif1 anselest unb
burd Elm Sagbungliid pertriippelt, iei=
mem Yolt cine S6rift gu gebsn. Grit
erfdno er Wort5eihen, mari aber bic
gauge Sammlung neg unb entbedte
bann, troboem ibm jsbe pbiloloaiI6e
8enntniB absin9, bab feline Mutters
fprahe aus IS Silben auiammenaeiebt
Jet; fir jsb. bieisr Silben fduf er bann
Elm 3ei4en, baS er tbsils ensliiden 9iiz
hern entnabn, tbeils fret erfanb. Der
grfolg lpar geraoe5u punberbar,. Oos
Silbenalpbabct mar benz GeiIt feline,
Spra4e 10 poaitanoig ansspabt, bab
in ipenig Wonaten 5auisnbe Don Gbes
rotse obne S4ulen uno obns 2.brer
i4reiben unb lsien tonnten.
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- roBdrti9e: Rplpni'
attonspla II. Cine S9iosr
2anofirmd bot in Y;etoria GountD.
Ter. 10000 Mder Garoes a%ngetauft.
sic mill bas Nrsal eintbeilen unb fir
lebe Garm elm Wobnbaus unb SAeune
nebit Stallunsen bauen. Sir jepe 80
Wdsr aanb pirb Elm arteIiiher Yrun'
men gebobrt. 70 bab alto Elm Yrunnen
5ipei carmen betpdH.rt. SIN Ohio fpa'
rem bts Dor Sturgeon 6ereits $50 Gamis
lien bereit. nod 3eras aus3uipanbsrn
unb fi4 auf benz 2anb nieber5ulaiIen.
Wiele BON ben Jarmern iinb i'm
Stonbe. tire Garm fofort ~ be3ablsn,
dnbete pa9ten.
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8 pbeSfGIte In ToIa

TpbesfdIle I'm JpIge
8 bertulo {. Gin erireulides
Bib iiber bic 4bnabme Der Sooesfdae
IN 5olge Suberfuloie in Ssutidlanb
iisfert bic bonn 8aiferIiden Statiitis
ften Imt per0ffentIidte Mrbeit RON
profenor Or. Mapet .25 Sabre So
oesurtaden=S tatiitit." Gs itorben
banah In ben beuti1en Srten bon
$1,000 uno mebr Ginipobnern an 2uns
genihpinbfudt bon je 10000 aebens
ben nab ben Wittelnertben fir bic
Sdbrfunfte: 1877-1881 357.7,.18S2
1885 1862, 1887-1s9l 3O4.O.
1892--1896 255.5. 1897-19O1
zlo.l &c.
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mehrere Earpren. 2N 81
i'm taiierlifen Mquarium gu ye1ers1
burg bsfinbep, iolen iiber 800 Sabre
alt iein. Bon Walfii9eh 1T msbrs
ieitis bere1net tporben, bub lie nidpt
felten iiber 200 Sabre aft fperben.
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9oppeladn9cr ais NOBEL.

Der pdpftliHe Stoatsietretdr 3arbis
nal Wterrp bel Bal lieb Dor Sturgeon
bnrd einen Waler iein Yilbnib malen,
ribtiger seiast anfertigen. Denn gum
Wpoeafiben fonnte iib Sc. Gminena,
oa er BON ben @efddftsn gu iebr in
Infprnd senommen 1T. nur Elm eins
ais.s Mal. unb aud nur fir GuberIt
turae 3eit. entidliebsn. Damn mics
Der airhenfiirit ben aiin5tler on, er
folle iid mad Yabua beseben, mo ibm
Der bortise YifdOf einen pfarr.r mans
bait MAIDEN fperbe. Der ibm, benz
StaatsfetretGr. gum Spreten Gbnlih
iebs unb Der 3eit senus gum Mob.as
iiben babe. Der Waler fu9r ulsbalb
na4 pabua. um bort Der idipierisen
@ufgabe. elm s~etreues portrdt bes
Staatsietrstars gu Iiefern. eeredt gu
iperben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-16

.Ote emetne 9auslie9
TIT in ibrem Jluge nidt defenders
i6nel. Sros 800 5Iiieeli9lGeen in
Der Sefunoe legt iis baour9 i'm 0urd.
i9nitt nidt msbr ais 25 SUB 3uriid
Wirb bas Sniett baeesen erldredt uni
9ela9t, 10 tann es feline GeI6pinbias
telt bis auf 148 SUB in Der SetunS.
itei9ern.
S m beut den 9eide BE-
trug bic pro3entoabl Der inn GrIabz
jabrs 1902 in Seer unb Warins einge>
itelten Manni9aftsn obne S6ulbiIs
buns 0.04. @uf has 2anbbeer eMts
fielen 0.05 projent, auf bic Marine
600 pro5ent. Sm GrIabjabre 1882
1888 betrus bic 9eiammtaabl mob
2.O4, bic beim 2unobser 200, bic b.1
Marine 1882 pro3.nt.
Die SeIb It m orbfGIIe
In ben Der. Staatsn lperben bon sSabr
gu Sabr 5ablreider. Sbre @eiammts
5abl i'm ~cerfloiensn Sabre mar 1897,
oapon 1886 MGnner unb 1919
Irauen. Sm Sabre 1899 5Gblte mar
$40 S%elbitmoroe, unb in jsbem nat)s
folsenben Sabre mar elm fortpdbrsn-
oes betra6tlides 4npabien Der 3abl
Der Gebensmiio.n gu Der3eiansn.
Ole 9obs Yorte bat bes
fdlohen. bic bisber 90 Sabre bauernbe
militdriide 9ienit3eit in foIsenber
Wetie gu bertbeilsn: Neun Sabre
itebenbes Seer Niiam), baoon gsfeblid
bier Sabre unter Der SABINE, nsun
Sabre 2anbipebr (Rebif) unb 3tpei
Sabre 2anbiturm (Miitafis). Somit
baben bas itebenoe Seer unb bic Ganbs
ipebr bic sleide @n5abI Sabrsanse.
ipas ihren 8eoirfniiien entipri9t.
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Die Sraubentur in WiesA
baben biloet felt Sabren eine Spe3iali:
tat Der 9trbiiaiion in oieiem faibio.
nablen Yabeorte. +,
Die I'D ten 9 dume Der
Grbe finben iih unter ben in Muftra.
lien beimiiden Guialppten, no man
aufpeiIen Stdmme BON mebr ais 800
CUB 30be antrifft. !.
Worbe uno 1obtidlGse tpurben
i'm ab~gelaufenen Sabre in ben Der.
Staottn 1916 besansen. unb nur burb
123 gtiebli9e 3inridtuneen purbsn
bisit Norbtbaten seiabnt. u
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MuhraHihe pHauaenwunser.

Sn @uitralien, benz jiinsiten Grbs
tbeile. fdeint aIes umgetebrt berau.
stben. ipie BEL uns. Der Walb lit Bel
uns lpesen ieines tiblen @dattsns &c,
iddbt. Sn Nuftralisn itsben bic in
ibrer Belaubung eber an Nabelbol5 era
innernoen Ydume pdrtdbnlid auseins
amber. entbebren bes lnterbolaes unb
tebren Der Sonne nidt bic Breitfeite
ibrer Bldtter. fonbern beren aante 3u.
Hift senug balnit. iperfen bic 4dume,
nidt ipie BEL uns periobif1 ibr 2aub,
fonbern bic Rinbe ab, bic, bon Der
Sonne perfenst. 8laien 5iebt. iih aufa
ront uno in Stiiden abfGqt. Nod
punberbarer III, bab es bort Oorner
gibt. bic 8lumen unb 8ldtter treiben:
Sin 3ierlider Straud. Criptandra
sp%inescens, beriuanbslt iebes Meit1en
ieiner abpdrts ftebenben .3tpeise in
Dornen. an benen bonn bic tugeliaen
Yliim6sn unb YlGttten berporbrefen.
@uh sibt es bort birnartise Jrii4te.
berea Stiel am biden. itatt am fpiben
9beile trGet. fopie airfdenformeu,
oeren &ern auben an Der Spite fibt,
itatt in Der Witie Der Grudt. gtne
erildrnns bisfer unb Gbnlider fir uns
ipunberbaren 9batiaden finbst mon
gum 9beil BARN. bab bic Glora (tpie
aud bic Sauna Muftraliens nod
INNER urfpeltliden Gbaratter aufpeilt,
Der in dnoern g~rbtbsilen felt Sabr.
bunberten unb S~abrtauienosn auer.
ipdrts f4on b0ber entipideltern Jor.
men Ylcb eema1t bat.
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an meritanid { m
Wsble purben i'm Sabre 1892 nah
9ongtons, China. 457. 500 Barrels
erportirt. i'm Sabre 1902 1898. 1893
Barrels.
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Nit Sem 2sben besabtt.
auf Der Citation @rdfenroba in 1bii-
rinsen tpurbe unldngit Elm paKusier
pbne Sabrtarts bstroffen. gr foIts
fOsleia feds Mart Strafe beaablsn.
Ser Mann bat, i'm nod bis gu elmer
ipeiteren Station mA%aunebmen. mo er
bas NeriGumte nadbslen fpoQte. unz
teripess iprans sr aus benz fabrenben
3us unb bra6 bas @enid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-16

Das DE Mueum
In lonbon beiibt sinen iieben Sub
boben Ntlas aus benz Is. Sabrbunosrt.
Gs leu biss bas srobts Bud Der Weli
fein.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-21
HOME MISSION SOCIETY.

The Home Mission society meeting
was opened by Mrs. B. R. Donelson,
district secretary Scripture reading,
twelfth chapter of Romans by ladies
present. Remarks in regard to the
home mission work We're made by the
presiding officer. The discussion on
the different departments of the wcCk
was very interesting, and the ladies'
discussed thoroughly the workings OF
the Home Mission society. Election
of officers resulted as follows:
Mrs. W. M. Senyard, president; Mrs.
J. H. Pinkston, first vice president;
Mrs. 7. w. Vaughan, second vice
president; Miss Becky Ash, third vice
president; Mrs. Hildershine, recording
secretary, Miss Minnie Pinkston,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. J. H.
Pilkington, treasurer.
Mrs, T. W, VAUGHAN,
Secretary Pro TEN.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-21
BASEBALL NEWS.

Rain prevented the game between
the "Lumbermen" and Little Rock al
the capital city Wednesday afternoon
and a number of fans who went up
! from this place were disappointed.
Both teams returned this morning,
and unless prevented again by rain,
at Forest park this after
Nil Fra. 10 the first appeal
noon. This VII, =. "fter their
ance If The 'tEumbefnen" :.
Texas Zip aid the fans ate ve,. ,
anxious to see how much their team |
has improved Maxwell and Pardee,
the new twirlers, viii probably offici-
ate in the b,w ,his afternoon and Frye
ard Shaffe, tomorrow, Although the
"TraveleIs" are rated as a stronger
team than the "Lumbermen,' there
are those who expect the locals 10
take at least cne VI lHe oiio"'
ager Blue says his men have peeh
much benefited by their trip to Iexas
and are now playing fast ball. lhey
have all gotten the kinks out OF
their arms and their joints lcoseheo
up and are putting up an article OF
hal, that is well worth the price OF
admission.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-21
DEATH OF MRS. W. n. BUCKLEY

\ telegram Was 1o5# #iged hsfo this
afte4 IN Announcing tR Death of
Mrs ". II Buckley of LiHIe Rock.
She had been in Il hea5th t0f some
sine, and death cam at | y. IN. today.
She vas the wife Of pr. ". II Buck
ley. a. promin NJ physician of Little
r ,,k She is survived by he: hus-
baHd and three children. The latter
are. NJ. b. Buckley, city editor of the
Graphic; Floyd Buckley and Miss
Lavna Buckley Of Little Re@E.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-21
PARKER FOR PEACE.
Continued From Page One.)

II is now known that Judge Parker
himself had a hand in getting that in
dorsemont Of himself from former
Pres-I lit Cleveland. and il is has
alrea If ooen told how the Judge waved
a lit Olive branch in Col nel Rryan's
direction by refusing 10 encourage
Nebraska Democrats whe wanted te
defeat B!y.n ior delegate to S.. Louis
aaa ay advising til n to Let NJ Bryan
50 10 the convention speak his
little pics 10 his hearts content
Mr. parEeg's success in pJacatins
Tamman% aad in notifying the tiger
.ato m=re harmless glowl for ap.
Fearance's sal>e, has filled his friends
.ul ef confidence IS 70 his ability to
manage the national Democracy yThat
he will carry New York away from Mir.
RoGs velt they have not the slightest
doubt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-21
gains in furniture. Sidney Helms, 21O
West Second. Both phones.

West Second. Both phones.
-Received--A large shipment OF
mattinss; all imported and CT the l3t-
est designs. Simpson and Webb
Furniture comp ny, 212-214 West 5 e.
end avenue
For sale-aecond hand thirty-horse
power boiler and fixtures, all in good
condition. Apply t. Richardson and
May Land and Planting company, lin.
ted, Lake Dick, Ark.
House cleaning reminds The god
houseWife OF the new stock Of mat
Gnss Which Simpson and Webb have
,nat received ff,m China and japan.
212-2l4 West Second avenue.
For sale-s1x room residence
with all modern Improvements. Three
room tenant house on the lot. Cheap
for quick trade Apply TO c. l Cham,
bers, No. 1921 West Third avenue
The LADIES' Cemetery Associa-
ticn will n Ct Friday afternoon at
2:3o O'clock at the X Of p, hall. Bus.
mess ef imp q.taHeo Is 20 come before
lhe meeting ana il is urgent that every
member be present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-21

Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs R. H Ded-
man, nine-pound girl,
Telephone US to haul your baggage
Merchants Transfer Company.
Nice furnished room for rent, ap-
ply at 421 West Fifth West avenue.
Eight room house with hall; water
in kitchen. Apply 4o3 East Second.
We make specially of hauling
household goods. Both phones. Mer-
chants Transfer Company.
For Sale Cheap-One odorless re-
frigerator, capacity 80 pounds. Apply
at 1011 East Sixth avenue.
For sale-A good buggy horse.
Apply to Louise Smith, corner Louis.
ian and Thirteenth avenue.
Bargains in mattings. Just re-
oeived new shipment. See Simpson
and Webb Furniture company, 212-2l4
West Second avenue.
We buy and SELL all kinds OF Sec
ondihand goods. We have good bar
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-21
TO REMOVE FRECKLES AND
PIMPIES In len DAYS.

Satinela is new discovery which is
sold under a positive guarantee, ana
money will be refunded il every case
Where il fails TO remove freekIeS, liver
spots, sun tan, black heads, pimples
and all disColofations and dishgurinS
eIuption Of the skin, no matter cf
h6w long standing. Cures ordinary
cases in ten tlo) days and the worst
cases in Is tc 20 days. After these
def cts have been removed the skin
Will be clear soft. healthy and beautl-
ful No possible harm can result
from its use. As regards our reputa-
ton and ability 70 imply With our
agreements, We refer to the CONNER
cial Bank and Bank of Henfy, Paris.
Tennessee, Or any county official II
your drug gist hasn't it. send US soc
in postage stamps and we will send
you SOC package of Satinola by mail,
and if it fails to do all We claim for
it, notify us and we will promptly re-
fund your money Address;
NATIONAL TOILET COMPANY,
Paris, Tennessee.
For sale by Walker Drug company
Mann, Tankersley Drug company,
wholesale distributors
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-21
GOT As COED IS t4E GAVE.
How PhiEanthropis1 Gorcornn Was
Answered by Il Woman.


The late W. W CUrcora1. the million
aire phiiantlropist Of Washington,
who gave to the city the magnificent
art gallery which bears his name, was
very fond Of telling how he was once
overmatc.ieei by q wealthy maiden la
dy from whom he desired TO purchase
a piece of property.
Mr.. Corcaf:lu WAS tho owner OF the
Arlington hltel, at the corner OF er-
mont avenue and II street. Adjoining
tEe hotel property on thu II street side
Was a handsome broWi"tone mansion,
owned hy the maiden lady. The lot
lpon which tie house was built eX-
tended back to | street, distance of
four .ull,irol feet. and abutted on t4tr
rear OF Tie hotel property.
MI Corcor;,n fO@nd Il necessary to
enlarge the hotel properly and With
this end in view desired to purchase
the rear end of the lot owned by the
maiden lady. AS she was very
wealthy. be knew that a large price
would not be any special {aducement
and for a time WAS at Il lss:' to know
exactly how to approach her. He final
lv concluded to go straight q the point,
ard therefore addressed her the fol.
lowing note:
Dear Miss Glow much WI you take
for your hack yard? We wisl, to enlarge
the Arlington hotel. Yours sincerely,
W w. C0HCORANs
Promptly came tie reply:
Dear Mr. Corcoran-How much will you
TAX for the Arlington hotel? Ne wish to
enlarge cur back yard Yours cordially.
A. G.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-21
FREE COOK BOOKS

We want every lady in Pine Bluff to
call at our Office On West Second and
receive free, fine cook book of test
ed receipts fer hct weather dishes,
and examine our fine line of gas
ranges.
PINE BLUFF LIGHT & WATER co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-21

Ii (. Johnson ol Fl nolaao Is in
Ap#cit today on business.
N. J kiun Of Iittie Il Ok. managl
ii he baseball team. is leei9tervd a
the rlu,oeh.
G. II. Marshall ef PIa2aHI is
among yHe business visitors registered
al tie T2uiork.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-21
WHY WE TREM3~E.
The Nerve Actions SuperipIuced BY
Cold. Fear and Anger.

The Nerve Actions superipJuced BY
Cold. Fear and Anger.
Cold, by stimulating the SenSory
nerve endings in the skin. produces u
corresponding irritation in the brain
motor centers and by contracting the
blood vessels in the skin pr oduces a
temporary excess Of blood in The brain.
This interferes with the ,steaCiy flow Of
nerve force to the muscles, so that the
spasmodic action of these rerve cur
rents produces the trembling due to
cold.
OF trembling from fear OF anger Oar
win gives this explanations: Men dur
ing long generations have endeavored
to escape from their enemies by flight
or violent struggling. These cause
breathlessness and trembling of the
muscles. Whenever fear is felt the
same results tend to appear through
Just as furious rage leads persons to
make violent attacks on the object of
their resentment, Sc in milder cases,
though no such attack may be made,
the beginning of Violent exer.ion -
namely, trembling of the muscles
tends to show itself. But the chief
rause Of trembling fcom fear or anger
is, according to the same authority.
the interruption or disturbance OF the
transmission of nerve force from the
cerearo spinal system, due to mental
agitation. Why or how these emotions
affect the cerebro spinal system
through the mind IN this way is not
kno"a."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-21
The Man and the Match.

"Show me two men with unlighted
cigarettes, and if watched them for .
min, e l can tell you correctly whe:h
or 4,,o -"ho has the match is from
.,.,;,o1,.., or New York"
''"' nosto-> Of some
The speaker was i psv-e.
and his frjeiiid lialtl,an.
asked;
'Haw chh you tell!
In this way said the observant
man, "If the man is a Philadelphia.
ne VIII strike the hatch hold il for
n, ms friend to get a light. then take a
hight himself and throw the match
away If he is a Bostonian he va
lSht his own cigarette first, then ,,,,d
.he match for his friend and after : 'nat
,nfoW 1t away. If he is New Yo ,i.1.
lo"ever he will strike the ,atah
lsne MS own cigarette and II row tho
na'ch "w'y,"-Philadelphia Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-21

% Slow work IS maie fast. Hard
work is made easy, Al w5qk IS
pleasant when done on the IN
DERWOOD typewriter.
(2} The UNDERWOOD typewriter is
used by the Z. S. Government,
Over two thousand by The War
and Navy Departments,
go The UNDERWOOD typewriter IS
the machine you Will eventually
buy.
(4) The UNDERWOOD typewriter IS
being talked about both by its
friends and its competitors.
% Y2u see the writing all the time on
the UNDERWOOD typewriter.
(6) 1t is to Your advantage 70 inves-
tigate the visible writing UNDER
WOOD typewriter.
% The UNDERWOOD typewriter's 5
Writing always in sight
(S) Positions secured for stenograDh-
ers. StenGgraphels for posi-
tons.
UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER CO,
Memphis, Tenn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-21
NO ChHnce Z

"COme on. have AZ HIM,
81 don't believe :. Thlne OF st,oker!"
THAT need RI 'gatnes of chance
Come on al itrfake no difference
d lIt'ar Houston Post
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-21
LADIE S.

Call at our Office and gel a fine COOK
book, free.
PINE BLUFF LIGHT G. WATER co.