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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-06
REPETITION NECESSARY.
The Public Is Hard to Impress and
Easily Forlets.

Advertising is telling Your story
over and over again.
To put one advertisement in na-
per oEe time. be it ever so large, is
not in commercial sense, good adver-
Using
It will not pay.
AS Well give costly oil painting
te your best customer and call that
Advertising
Advertisers get tired of saving the
same thing over and over again. Thev
think the public gets tired too. so
they abandon their monotonous task
They do no stop TO think that the
public pays little heed: that the skin
of the public is as thick as plank. Be
cause they themselves are intensely
Interested in what thy are advrtising
they imagine the public is interested,
too, and they fear the public will get
satiated and sore. So they quit before
they get started. They abandon the
nine just before they reach pay ore
Booklet from Creamery Journal, Wa
terloo, Ia.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-06
GOES RIGHT AFTER THEM
judge herwin Sass Road 0verseers and
Commissioners Not Legally
Acting.

- it.f'@ eaaea ot The active lt.
- =F5e otiee ef county Ja44e Nj.
hefe4 4@e faaQl aaa7 a@a.r= 10 oc
a4as ~ 5z4= AMI bsea him bus
fzaaz ma=..aa #af nj 9lft judge
t.er0n Is now aziue 50 #aI4a 5hs
545Hiee af good roads i'll Jefferson
oaaa.E. Thnre are at pe-zs4st t4antg.
els reel district IN fb. county. Pre-.
1ous records show thai Whila thars
j sapaased 70 IL on ROAD aEerseer
70 each district in the county onl1
two or fhree have complied with III
lev according 70 their reports Ia the
lowing court which met las October
The law requires that each road oVer.
ser he fore he can act legally. must
eve bond in the sum Of 5000 10 the
state for the nse OF Jefferson county.
Judge K"rWin finds from The records
ii the county court that no such bond
has been given by any road overseer
for any road district in the county.
4 strict construction of the law rn-
eardine these matters would invai-
date he acts Of all the present over
seors. He further finds that the
greater part of the money in the road
fund Of the county. derived from the
read tax. has been expended by the
qualifying road overseers.
It was also found from the records
Of the county court that Pill
liineton Of Washington township and
j S. Barraque OF Plum Bayou town
Skip. who have been ac ing in the
capacity Of road commissioners and
various accon@ts drawn on
the road tHnd. have nnvor been 10.
sally appointed commissioners and
that th. records of the county court
dc not show that either has complied
v ith the law which requires that each
such commissioner shall fle bond
in the sum of $500.
Judge kerwin has caused cita,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-06
RIGHT WAY TO DO IT.

When Judge Grace of the Jefferson
circuit court Instructed the grand
July at Pine Bluff the other day he
asked that body if any member OBJ
iected TO the strict enforcement OF
the gambling laws to make himself
known so that he could be excused
from further service. That is pro-
clsely the course circuit Judge
should pursue relative to various
laws that are not always enforced
With the same apparent fairness II
a man is summoned to serve on
grand jury who believes in returning
iCdictments for plain viola tons OF the
law only where it is unavoidable h
should step aside and let some one
serve whose desire is TO punish all
eviI-doers alike. There are men. how.
ever, who are themselves violators
Of the law, and they assume it a gr a.
privilege to get on jury and pre-
vent indictments for gaming and for
other like offenses-Little Rock
Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-06
THE ELECTION RETURNS
Graphic Will Bulletin Them With
kinetescope.

The Daily Graphic will be the first
PAPER in Pine Bluff to tell the peo
ple who will be the next president OF
the United States and to this end
special arrangements have been
r:ade fer a special leased wire service
direct from Memphis which will give
returns from all states in the union.
These returns will be gathered from
authentic sources and will be relia-
bic The first reports will be received
Tuesday evening about o'clock and
for the benefit of the general public
these returns will be flashed on a
canvas where all can read. The
Graphic has contracted with Lewis
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-06

The Sunday morning advertising
This universally recognized
the Sunday published throughout
the obvous-the
largest and OF the
published people something
reflection.
that Z
Sunday,
upplanted
press Monday bargain
bargain
o
investigate +
will readily
+
This is because experience
profitable +
: III GRAPHIC Pine Bluffs
the weand advertising medium
has ne n community.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-06

Ten Ia be i=euea bE#tae =f9afk
#44z placed IN Lizards ef =hz .ber.G
f4#aa sarzea on Zach r5aI aFafsear
a6a fh# f5a road commissioners 0b5
served The county uEdaf bl5 arado.
eessst= III Office, % aP6taf= =ta count.
court November + and iaal=a an ac-
counting to him Each road o1erseer
ard comm- sioner will be ordered =
lfn4 hi stab books and account
books ana all accounts viii be
checked up b. the judge. An iayen-
ta5y ot tn road working machinery,
.ths property Of ths county. will also
l'e made Thi5 ling between the
new county Judge aud the road over
seers will be an important one. The
report of the grand jury made Friday
viii also be examined.
Saturday afternoon Judge kcrwiu
held county court, hearing the evi-
denee relative 10 road claims drawn
on road district No @ in Richlant
township. These accounts were ap.
proved by Pilkington as COM
missioner and allowed by T. NJ. Phil
lips as county Judge After hearing
all the evidence, an order was enter
ed by the contuy Judge setting aside
the claims on the grounds that they
were Illegally issued and because OF
the fact that the records Of the coun-
~ do not show that Pilkington
hac any right to approve the claims
OF any man in the district. Thess
accounts will not be allowed until
fiiklngton answers the citation
and shows that he acted legally in the
ofneial capacity Of road commission.
err
Next week Judge kerwin vii, in.
sfect the county jail and county Door.
mouse, making such improvements "a
f1ay be deemed necessary.
The various Offices in the corrt.
mouse will be renovated bv tho
judges order
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-06
REPEATING URGED.
Republicans Said to Be Plotting tc
Play a Trick.

The Republicans in Pulaski county
and troughout the state are coloniz.
irg the negro voters and schooling
them to go the polls Tuesday with.
out poll-tax receipts and demand tn \
right to their vote for Repub ican
electors and congressman. says th =
Little Rock Democrat 1t is believ al
tceir intention is to drill the negrOea
from poll to poll. and thus by a svs,
tenn Of their own record-keeping for
use in the United States court show
that their candidates have received
a majority, thus getting up a contest
which in a Republican house would
rnseat the Democratic member
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-06

AID Mcleod for the use of their Edi
son kinetescope, and each bulletin of
the election will be thrown on a can
vas screen. The bulletins will be
received until a. m. This will be
absolutely free to all, and immense
crowds are expected
Every citizen in Pine Bluff is inter
ected in the election and anxious to
learn how each state goes The re-
turns will be carefully tabulated and
as soon as either candidate receives
enough electoral votes to elect. the
Graphic bulletins will give out tn /.
information. Reports from all states
in the union will be received and the
doubtful states will come first.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-06
f
- THE GRAPHIC ADVERTISERS. +
f
+ + f + 1. I. 1. + 1. + + /. + +

Mann TanSersley Drug company
ATE advertising the largest stock Of
G@uss in the city.
l.. z. Coon is advertising Huyler's
candies, for which he is agent
Black Brothers want to see you
about yOnr teeth
l.. O. Knox Furniture company ad
vertises new carpets, rcgs, etc.
]. and S. KatZenstein are talking
shoes that cannot help but interest
YOU
BeI1-Vernon Insurance company are
agents for nineteen old line fire in
srrance companies.
Pine Bluff Sand company wants
your sand orders
3, W. Benton will tomorrow pu1
CT an anniversary sale at cents on
the dollar
Eddins Dry Goods company has an
at ractive advertisement that cannon
ai} to interest the ladies.
kaufman Bazaar company adyer.
tises misses and ladies' wool suits.
Honnet and company have a spec.
fai silk sale this week that is Of
special interest to the ladies'.
McGaughy Hardware company are
advertising complete stock of every.
thing in thir line.
Mullikn's cash store has very az.
tractiye advertisement for the drv
goods department.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-06
EAST END NEWS. q
+ + + + + + + + r + + = :.

Mr.. Bruce Bailey, an employe Of
the mill, has gone to Wylie. Texas
to spend a few days with relatives.
Mr.. A. c. Baker, foreman OF thu
carpenters on the rip track, has re-
turned from visit to the fair and
MS Old homo in Illinois. His wife viii
remain few weeks yet.
AT Carr Memoral-Sunday school
promptly at 10. Services at II A. m.
and 1:43 p. m. by Rev. Joseph
Jameson. The services have been
splendid despite the bad weather.
Everybody invited to attend these
services. Rev. Jameson preached
yesterday at the shops and will
preach each day at the noon hour.
All the Toys seemed to be greatly in.
'erested in the eloquent sermon to
which they listened.
Al the Second Baptist-Preachine
az II and 7:3O by Rev. David. snn-
day school at p. m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-06
Minister Wu's Rebuke.

Mr.. Wa, former Chinese minister.
noted for his sharp wit and ready re.
partee, was on one occasion honored
oy visit from delegation OF vo-
men interested in the cause o oregn
missions. From the minister they de.
sired some complimentary remarks in
refrence to the indebtedness which
CHINA owed to the efforts of the mis-
slonaries. The ambassador was re.
luctant to give credit to foreigners, as.
sertlng that Chinas progress was due
u Chinese effort and patriotism. Said
one of the ladies':
W ny don't you relieve your women
from the cruelty Of tight shoes9"
Because" answered the ambassa.
dor, resentfully, "a small shoe is pref
eraple to small waist, and it is easier
10 keep such foot out of the affairs
OF other people. Denver Republican.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-06
AN EXCELLENT SHOWlNG|
Made by the City Schools for First
Month of the ShCool
Year.

CIR care ousht to y qaicNening
though in the mind Of every citizen
in The town Owing to the frequent
demand fer catalogue Of our schools
would recommend that steps be
taken 70 publish at least an abbro.
lated form Of our public school sys.
ton.
Il trust the day is near at hand
when We shall add 10 car school sys
TEN in Pine Bluff the department, OF
floanual training. such as is new Is
/ tablished in towns of this size in
other states. Fl. Smith public schools
! have department of this order, ana
t has produced a remarkable de-
gree Of interest in the attendance
There is too large a per cent of our
young boys who quit school before
they graduate in the high school
ealy ten per cent of those who begin
school in the first grades ever reach
he graduating class. and I am Of
the opinion that if We expend a
thousand dollars. and have a depart
nent of manual training connected
With the high school it will save to
hold twenty-five per cent more of our
boys at school and to turn them out
better qualified to make a success
o. life.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-06

Brilzo!ari. Jr.: vice chancellor. r. +.
Davis: prelate. 4. l.. Smith; mas,er
OF work, c. B. Smith: keeper OF rec
ords and seals, J. c. Jordan master
cf eXcheQuar, NJ. &. May; master OF
france, +. w. Hoyler; master a.
atms. f. NJ Birdsong; inner -uard
J. G. King: outer guard. +, j. Bfrne.
custodian OF property c A. nIins.
The rank OF knt9ht was conferred on
Mr.. John Huntington.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-06
THE those DRiER."

Two spike nails driven into a tele-
graph pole constitute the hose drying
apparatus which. according to a 10.
cal paper has been erected by the
fire department. A sign calls atten-
ton of the passorby to the hose
drier'' and the uninitiared are liable
TO think it is the real thing. Chief
Frazier says as soon as the brick
Pavement is laid, .'drier' will be
erected
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-06
Ills 7EEAaTEsT CE9iRE.

Fond Afathef-Eeu vI5 be 'fz
years ED tomorrow. Willie, and [
want 70 give z9u real b.rtaIaz jfea
Tel me what YOU would Ike better
rfan any hing else.
Willie-(after thinking earnestly
Ter five Misunderstanding ne who'll
box of chocolate creams. mother. and
ask Tommy Smith o come IN am
watch me- eat 'em.-Youth.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-06

superintendent Jordan has submit
tee to the school board his repors OF
the first scholastic month of the city
schools for the present session. end
ine October II. The enrolment
shows the following:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-06
POLICE COURT REPORT.

Police Judge Toney's report to the
city council Monday night will show
receipts from fines in the city court
as follows: Cash paid from fines.
Sl457.S5; committed to chain gang,
$3.50; total for month. sl771.33.
Three hundred and forty-nine cases
were tried during the month.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-06
WAS A TIE.

Pine Bluff and Stuttgart played a
football game Friday afternoon which
resulted in a tie, neither side scor-
ing. Several fine plays We're made
and the game from the spectators
standpoint was enjoyable.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-06
White Schools.

High school-Males, y: females
III: total. 1S9: average attendance
90 per cent; no deaths.
Sixtn Avenue-Males, 206; females,
s20: total, 42G; average attendance,
90 per cent: no deaths.
Lakeside-Males, 122; females,
$50: total Isl; average attendance,
50 per cent: one death.
First ward-Males. 123; females.
III; total. 240: average attendance,
90 per cent: no deaths.
Sam Taylor-Males. 81; females,
81: total. GS: average attendance. IS
per cent: no deaths.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-06
Colored Schools.


Missouri street-Males, 1GG: fo-
males, 256: total. 422: average at
tendance, e5 per cent: no deaths
Merrill school-Males, 141; fe-
males, 2O6: total 347: average attend
ance. 86 per cent: two deaths.
Greenville-Males. 81: females. 81:
total, 1874; average attendance. 93 per
cent; no deaths.
The aggregate enrolment of the
white schools is: Males, 554: fe-
males $50: total, 1.204. Colored
schools: Males. 374: females. 529:
total. 9O3.
The death reported in the Lakeside
school was caused by appendicitis,
and the two deaths in the colored
schools were due to typhoid fever.
The death rate is remarkably low.
and proves the excellent sanitary con-
ditions of the schools.
Under the caption of "Remarks
and recommendations. the following
is taken from the report
'tThe schools have been remarka bly,
successful in scholarship and in good
order. There has been in each school
q commendable harmony of interest
between the pupils and the faculty.
There are very few cases of discipline
to record; it seems that We have
reduced this to a minimum.
The Introduction Of the text books
in English and primary algebra IN
the seventh grade. has added mani
New interest has been developed in
the grades where these books have
been introduced. The teachers have
noted a marked improvement in the
English. and in the mathematics of
the pupils.
Gas for conduct. We have high
standard Of good behavior and well
bearing in all the schools The prn.
cipals and teachers have been ear
pest and faithful. and each one
strives to make himself or herself
More resourceful day by day in class
work
eve have bimonthly meetings OF
the teachers in the white
schools: the colored teachers have
also in their schools two meet
ings a month. The superin-
tendent visits these meetings and
makes such suggestions and gives
such lectures as occurs to him i'm
portant for enlivening the zeal and
aiding the work of the teachers
Each teacher is assigned a specia
subject On which to prepare a trea
t:se or lecture and at the same time
to set forth the practical method
necessary for the importation OF
ideas Discussions are then opene7
tv the faculty The attendance a
these teachers meetings is perfec
and very gratifying in results.
81 regard it as necessary for the
board to begin TO consider the neces
sity and the possibility Of building
new high school Of modern architect
IRE and equipment This has beer
fully set forth in my annual repor
last june: and an imperative demanf
is hanging over us to make this i'm
pFovement as early as possible.
'.The growth of the town, increasF
Of population and wealth, and th1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-06

We have noticed that you will find
some mighty poor musicians in those
homes where st. Cecilia hangs above
the piano.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-06
ELECT OFFICERS.

Imperial lodge. No "a K Of o.
elected officers at their meeting Fri
day night to serve for the ensuing
term. as follows: Chancellor, James
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-06

once there was a girl who didn't
think she could sing, but she got mar.
ried right away and had children that
she thought could.-New York Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-06

a Womans strength lies in her.
knowledge Of man S weakness. q
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-06

POINTERS FOR THE MERCHANT,
Make mistake and then get wise.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-22
OUT OF THE ORDINARY.

A Paris dentist who committed sui
eide left Instructions that his body was
to be stuffed.
There is four room tenement in
Manchester, Conn, which is occupied
By a family Of Poles and several board.
ers, in all fifty-six persons.
Twelve years ago John Mutt Of Rock
port. Me-, had a willow stick which he
used for a cane He placed it in the
center of flower bed for the flowers
to trail on. 1t soon took root and today
measures six feet six inches around
the trunk.
Owing TO the stamp on post card
coming off in his pocket viennese
merchant discovered that his friend
was carrying on clandestine CORE
spondence with his wife. Messages
were written in a minute hand under
the postage stamps on illustrated post
cards. He got divorce
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-22
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Terseiy Told For Busy
Readers.
eastern Maine.

Readers
Cook with gas.
Ribbon sale at vaughan's.
Public waiting-room at Abbott's.
9sc wrappers for only 65c at Yaughan's.
Some good values left In shirt waists at
soc and Zoe at Fits.
Abbott's fur sale, at prices named, Is
sure to force the season.
A money-savlng sale Of footwear at
Badger, Mclean u Co.'S
Otto Laurence is spending his vacation
in White River Junction.
Mr.. and Mrs L. Wiley have gone to
Burlington for few days.
Ladies' and gentlemens solid gold
watches at +. <. Burr q Co.'S.
Mr.. U.-sI noticed Ia your advertise
ment last week you told Mfr. I. that the
Investment Insurance Trust Bond was
cheaper than the life plans-besides the
extra savings Mr.. B-tYes, and !
made slight error in figures. told him
the guaranteed net cost Of 5000 insurance
for life, age 80, /. |. 7. Bond plan was
$3.50. | should have said $780, Mr..
U.-U' re fussy. The result is practically
the same Ballard & Co, reliable In
surance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-22
PEN. cHIsEL AND BRUSH.

George Frederick Watts, the English
artist who died recently, rarely worked
from living subject.
Irving Bachelor, the novelist said in
a recent interview that after a man has
learned the mere craft Of writing the
secret Of success in letters lay entirely
in systematic and hard work,
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle has the prize
fighting conception Of life, He esti-
mates man by his brute pluck, his SO
called sporting instincts and by the
acute cunning that he brings to the
game.
The sculptor Gallorl has been com
missioned to complete the Garibaldi
statue in Rome. Ait a recent meeting
Of parliament the hope was expressed
that the work might be completed at
the latest in 1911, the semicentenary Of
the proclamation Of Italy as a kingdom.
1t was begun IN 1884.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-22
Car q Dynamite ExpIodes, Killing Five

Nevada, Mo, Aug. y, Five persons
were killed at Minden. station on the
Nevada and AIinden branch Of the Mis-
souri, Pacific railway, by the explosion
Of a car Of dynamite.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-22
To praw For indian Ind.

Grand Forks, N. ID, Aug - w A.
Richards, commissioner Of the general
land Office. will have charge Of the
drawing at Devils Lake next Wednes-
day to determine who shall have first
choice of claims on the Fort Totten In
dian reservation. Everything is in
readiness for the drawing, There are
5SS claims on the reservation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-22
letter to Mayor Barclay.
Barre, I'd
The police are fiudlng US out.

The police are duding US out.
Oflieer H. r.. Plnney, OF Erie, Pa,
painted his house Devoe, perhaps two or
three years ago--the tale don't tell when
the painter objected, but Pinney insisted.
Two nelghbors Of Plnney's have painted
since one lead-and-oil. the other some
other paint, don't know what.
But officer Pinney lives in the incest
painted house of the three. The rest Of
the story we don't know: what it cost the
three to paint. We can guess about half
for officer Pinney Yours truly,
L. NJ. Devoe d Co,
p. S. Reynolds 4 Son sell our paint.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-22
EARLY Epaulets.

Epaulets, which derive their name
from epaule. the French for shoulder,
may be traced back to the old epauli-
eres. or shoulder pieces, worn as pro
lection In the thirteenth century. They
were adopted BY naval officers as marks
OF rank and as ornaments to their uni
form in the year 174S.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-22
senator pepem Raok Fron, Europe.

New York, Aug %. Senator Chaun-
cey NJ Depew, ivan Caryll Clyde
Fitch, George Grossmith. Jr., and
William J. Pike. United States consul
at Zittau, saxony. were passengers on
the American line steamer New York,
which has arrived from southampton
and Cherbourg
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-22
Want Representation In Congress.

Santa re, n NJ, Aug. % AT con-
ference of the Pueblo Indians held at
Santa re steps were taken toward Sc
curing representation in congress +
also was decided to ask the interior
department to look after the Pueblos'
interests
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-22
A Thinkers Dam.

"Not worth a tinker's dam Is not pro
fame In itself, as the last word should
be spelled without an "nD A tinker's
dam is wall Of dough or clay raised
around a spot which the plumber is re.
pairing
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-22

Give the cast a coating OF size var
nish, let It stand till almost dry. then
put some metallic bronze powder in a
muslin bag, dust It over the surface,
dab 1t with a linen wad and finally,
when quite dry, give it coating Of oak
varnish.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-22
Warning for Freemen's Meeting,
September 8, 1904.

The Freemen of the City Of Barre, Ia the
County Of Washington and State Of Vermont,
are hereby notified and warned to meet on Tues
day, September 6th, 1904 at 900 o'clock IN the
forenoon, In their respective wards, at the sew
erai voting places hereinafter named, for the
purpose Of electing a Governor, Lieutenant
Governor state Treasurer, Secretary Of State
State Auditor, three County Senators, two AS
sistant Judges Of the County Court, Sheriff
High Railitf. Judge Of Probate Court, State S
Attorney, fifteen Justices of the Peace City
Representative to represent the City OF Barre
in the General Assembly Of the State for two
years ensuing and one Representative to Con-
gress,
Tie following are designated as voting places,
yiz
Ward 1-Church Street School Building.
Ward 2--Spaulding Graded School Building.
Ward 3--Summer Street School Building.
Ward 4--Beckley Street School Building.
Ward 5--Blackwell Street Hose House.
Ward Getty Court Room, City Building
City Of Barre, August 81 1904.
WILLIAM BARCLAY, Mayor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-22
An tt,Yd rondftion

IN an English police court recently a
witness described d prisoner as having
been sspeeehless drunk aud swearing
horribly"