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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-08-15
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-08-15
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-08-15

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-20
REFRIGERATOR HINTS

Too many vegetables are kept in
iee-boXes as it is. Tomatoes and salad
are almost the only ones which Dc
not keep equally we'll on the shelf of
a cool dry cellar. or in basket hung
tip. and neither tomatoes nor fruit
should be placed directly on the ice,
whose moisture makes them decay.
Lettuce while even in a refrigerator
on very warm days, unless it is kept
wrapped in cloth. which should be
wrung out TWO or three times day in
cold water
OF course. the ice itself keeps fifty
per cent better wrapped up in some
heavy cloth-a piece OF old, clean
blanket does admirably.
People try that. and acknowledge
that it checks the melting. ard then
go back to the unwrapped block again
and weep to find it gone by set OF
sun.
II is undoubtedly trouble 10 keep
the cloths elean-there should be two
of them in alienation. one washed cui
and airing in the shade while the 9TH
er is il use-but it pays.
The traditional tin butter kettle is
not nearly so good for keeping the all.
too-easily discouraged product of the
churn as is covered, car1hen jar
which you can buy as small as you
please or as large as you must.
! Milk should never for one moment
be kept uncovered, and will never be
covered by the average maid If it i:
rot insisted on.
Cooked meat and raw should neve,
occupy the same plate. That. too, vii
be an every day occurrence in an un
watched refrigerator.
Fruit jars with screw tops are capi
tai receptacles for soft stuff like cot
tage cheese, batter. sauce. gravy, etc
And don't let the salty ice which
comes packed around the ice cream
you 1'rder be thrown away. as is Otter
! cone. Washed Oh and wrapped Vi
sparate from the other ice, it help
: materially to reduce the temperatur
T of your refrigerator, especially owe
Sunday, where it IS almost impos
: sible to make the ice boNgM On Satul
: day hold out
It is granted that the refrigerato
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-20
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~ Nh = : IS 81 : s + = SAY W: W:
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Special one-way second class colon.
ist' rates to Californio-The following
rates and arrangements are authorized
for the sale of one-way second-class
colenist tickets TO San Francisco Sac
ramento, Los Angeles and San Diego.
California. Ogden and Salt Lake City.
Utah, Granger, Wyoming also to Pres.
colt and Phoenix, Aroma and all inter-
mediate points on direct lines to which
the regular second-class rates are high
err The same rates will apply 10 such
branch line points as ordinarily take
the California common point rate. The
rate will be $4,000. First series, daily
March l to April 80, 1904. inclusive
Second series, daily, September Is to
October Is. 1904, inclusive.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-20
THAT APPLE MAN.

The enthusiastic pomolcgist" who
will give away 100000 apples on
Apple day" September p, at the
worlds fair forgot something. one
million apples, or 5000 bushels. or
5000 barrels. or fifteen car loads,
takes time to handle He will have
something doing all Gay If he gave
one a second it would take him thirty
days of ten hours each. Then pne cost,
$4,000. is an item worth considering.
Then he purposes giving a pam
phlet with each apple. the outside Is-
gend of which will be When you
want to smoke eat an apple. Do the
same when you want to drink BIZ
all smokers after eating an apple want
t. smoke. Then what?
Again when man takes drink he
wants to smoke Alcohol is a st.mu-
liant aId he wants a narcotic TO even
things up a bit He Couldn't eat an
apple then. Ne orurkard can eat raw
apples and ne apple eater ever b.
came drunkard But II he had
eaten the apple when he proposed L
have a drink he would have wanted
to smoke. And there you are again
The enthusiastic pemologist" must
nave been full OF hard cider.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-20

Will Peete, a negro boy aeeat six
teen years Of age, was shot and killed
by Jack Erb. another negro boy, near
the Westwood place in Lee county.
few days ago. At the coroner's in
quest Erb confessed to the killing, but
claimed that it was accidental; said
that after killing the boy he became
fearful of the consequences and
thougt the best thing 10 d., was to
hide the body by sinking it in the
river.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-20

rates to the northwest-Rates and ar
rangements outlined below will govern
in the sale ci one-way second-class
colonist tickets TO destination shown.
and to intermediate points effected.
Rates-From Pine Bluff to Billings,
Montana, s2S65; from Pine Bluff to
Hinsdale, Livir gston, Logan and Gin
nabar, Mont, $3.50; from Pine Bluff
to Helena, Butte, Missoula and Ana
condo, Mon4., $3.50: from Pine Bluff
to Spokane, Washington. $4,000; from
Pine Bluff to Portland, Ashland, Asto-
ria, Oregon, Tacoma, Washington and
Vancouver, B. c., $3.50. Dates Of sale
First series March / TO April 80,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-20

in use is already bought. The choos-
ing of one and the merits and dement's
of the various kinds would require a
chapter of its awn.
1t may be said briefly that at a :
times an ice chest proper is better
than refrigerator. that those with
the faucet attachment are commonly
the least satisfactory, and that it sel-
dom pays to buy a secondhand one.
Whatever your refrigerator is like,
watch it. or the person to whom that
duty is deputed, with eye of a hawk,
unless you have money to melt and an
ice depot is situated on the corner. It
pays-Cooking Club for August.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-20

he died ii he had not been chosen may
or ef greater New York. He was not
a man OF brilliant or unusual talents.
but. nevertheless, by reason OF his
lag service he had made a place far
s;,sse.s in the house organization t a1
was enviable.
The Republicans Of Chicago have
been following the example Of the New
England constituencies during recent
wears. with the result that they have
made the Chicago delegation as infla-
ential and powerful as that Of Phila-
tefphia. Representative Foss is chair
man i the committee on naval affairs.
Representative Mann is chairman OF
the committee ON elections No. l AM
dominant force in the important
committee on interstate and foreign
commerce. Repres sentative Boutell is
a member Of the committee on ways
and means. Representative L~Timer
Is a member Of the comittee on rivers
and harbors and also of the committee
On agriculture. Mr.. Lorimer has ney-
er sought a Craftsmanship.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-20

well on Monday, an increase in sp
sales will probably be reported from
all spot markets of the world and il
the movement to market runs light, as
it promises to do, much healthier
position. will be noted in all direc-
tions. Eliminating further ccmplica.
tons, at New York. - have favor
able opinion Of the market.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-20

Somebody said that the devil was
the father OF lies" but that Joe
Malhatan euehered the devil out Of his
invention by getting a patent on it,
thereby giving ice exclusive c-a,rol
over the business OF lying. 1t seems
that JEFF Davis has secured The e..
elusive use of Joe's patent in Ark
ansaS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-20
oNe TERM coNGRESSMEN.

~ bnr terms of service in the Unlteu
Y>des senate are more peculiar to
4. lent time, apparently. than IN
sS Ter davs. though a popular impress
III prevails to the contrary. Ben
IN term of thirty years, which was
81 iworthy in its day. has since been
sI hently euualed or surpassed, as In
x lease of Jchn Sherman and justin
& fiu. Now we have two senators
II single state celebrating the
q bletion Of twenty-three years OF
81 tnuous service within few day
Z. kch other-Eugene Hale and WI
+flP. Frye of Maine-who. if they
will prcbabily be able to extend
senatorial careers beyond thirty
IL. for the people of Maine show
IL kspceition to retire them, in which
n are wise. Mr.. Hoar of Massa-
bits has been there twenty.seven
s, and so have Stewart of Nevada
81 Morgan Of Alabama. Teller Il
M,ado has twenty-four years Of sen
lal experience and Platt of Con
e cut twenty-five. The number OF
msnt members who have been there
l sly years or over is much larger
l.a,forms a very eonsiderabl frac-
/ hof the whole body. 1t is far
nsr to get into the senate now than
t,nes before the civil war, and it
frs to be correspondingly easier
D sshose who are in TO keep their
1 cs.-Springfield Republican.
(or Graphic is firm believer in the
! 0cratic doctrine of rotation in
al except in that Of representatives
ngress-both upper and lower
las.
bf one man to remain too long in
I VI means a political ring and one
"pewer but this does rot apply
representatives in congress.
n W. folly of constituencies changing
I ha representative evory two or
Myears is recognized by everybody
ci,s familiar with conditions at the
ofal. 1t is an axiom in congress
1 G!a member. during his first two
- Il service. unless ne happens to
4 yassessed of extraordinary genius,
.ghrcely more than nonenity. He
aanises little or no influence upon
,teation. He is not consulted about
littee work. for the reason that
members assume that he knows
Il Eng about it. 1t requires al least
I Eears for him to become familiar
Eh with the routine of the depart
Is, wherein he is compelled to
Mact a vast amount Of important
fMess for his constituents. The in
Etial and dominating members of
Mouse, en- both sides. are without
Ef9tion, men who have served from
f@ to fifteen terms. In the very
He OF things such men advance
Akr the unwritten civil service laws
IA control committee promotion, to
kMh airmanships # committees that
Mupon important legislation. Their
Hes become identified with such
fation and they are accepted as
smen of the first rank.
FL W England, many OF the districts
south, the rural districts of New
4 and New Jersey, and the state
4 ennsylvania long ago learned the
f@n that it was advantageous to
interests TO retain desirable men
Y he Office OF representative. and
IL seldom. if ever make changes
IAN Tammany hall has learned the
I'm. When it finds a satisfactory
G3sentative il continues to renomi
s-h. and re-elect him times without
~ Der. The late Representative
IS Cummings died in harness, after
yrng served fourteen years in the
nee. Mayer Mcclellan was elected
shines and would have remained 9
IN her Of the houso prohob1y ,,n,;
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-20

The Twentieth Century Home has
an article on how to cook beef. In
these trust days the more important
question is how TO get hold of the
beef. When that is settled the cock
ing will be easy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-20
-O+O-

Judging fr IN their talk the North
ern Securities magnates don't know
where they are al" II seems that the
supreme court told them plainly enogh
fer there being no misunder standing
al all
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-20

TIE hello girl in the teleph ne ex-
change may have a sweet voice as il
is heard from central. but don't get
teo far gone, young man. till you've
heard that same voice by the wireless
method.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-20

1904. inclusive. Seco0d series, Septen'
Der Is to Octozer Is, 1904, inclusive.
Meeting Arkansas Jockey CLUB hi''
tie Rcck. Arkansas, March 2l-Zo' roi
above occasion the following round
trip rates and arrangements are au'
thorized to Little Rock: Rates anu
dates of sale. Series No. l. Rate, Que
fare. plus fifty (5O) cents. Dates u
sale, March q, "a and 26, 1904. DC.
ries Nc. 2. Rate, one and one-thiiu
fares for the round trip. Dates -
sale, March 20, %. % and 25, 1sos'
Return limit. Limit all tickets ~
March %. 1904.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-20
-Cl%O-

If Manager Pages claims to other
counties in the state are as weak as
his claim upon jefferson. il may be
put down as a certainty that Davis
will not carry c-unty in the state
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-20

The Atlanta Constitution speaks
truly when il says: The old slogan
Of tariff reform is good enough for
the Democracy today. and it never
had in it such winning qualities
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-20

Clristiac -cuvort. never feel that the
hours ara w1atal which yon spend On
YOUR knees talking with Christ iii Sc
crot prayec.-Ney Dr.. Frank De Witt
IaIi4a-e. Prasbyt"rian. Chicago.
In Line With cod.
The man WHO dees not line up with
God, people il tHe great hight for
r.-AteoU~Ae~s i Uu .l.e >ide of the
devil and ar"ay> himself against Cod
Rev y K Holderby, Methodist, At
ANITA. ga.
Ihe Glory of salvation.
Salvation - great bec:t,!,e OF future
.io:y WI. the Lord saves Il man he
,o"> not le;.v" Him sEirering and half
.tarHrd IN sight of the plenty of a
-,n-.,t city out gives hin citizenship in
- ..,:;s,,. &, .,.,;t. OF the universe.-Rev.
:. Scott &tvIu. Presbyterian Phila-
.e!i.!.:a
Sin and Disease
...e Gtst ~, - keei disease out of
i.la.l If i 10 keep it strong.
...t, vigorous With moral and
.'.r.'Uz# =!ite The way to keep sin out
i me Hi.- i> not by fencing of any kind,
o.. IA 3a,> .J,cr All fences but by hav-
- i.:s -. t;!i";! to oyertiowins with
.i'i"::' - and power. Rev. W. NJ.
..ariin Meth0GiSt Erookyn.
me Peruetuit. of the Church.
\, r"t = -atil- l. keep this church to-
.";..c..:: Il H-!I 1t lte the new minis
80 .:GiaG;. school nor the wo-
ans -. = n ci:s'le H some way We
...,>j l.le,.si...,- .ito oar Ice,,s ai4d into
..se= -; is;..Es'.:; :t.;.t animated
.-ss - !. ~ ,..::tt. - t,.> ,yoi'ls.. as Il
t,:....at. -. = 70 !" Y H Nc
,."Ctt:,: ..5>."rS..!lst. Atitnta. Ga
Mp.enent Toward Christ.
The L. .9.e..:.t..!t u t4t tvoG.,t =, Christ
var. IL i..t.5:.S u Tie earth are
sprra:...'.@ tisvir @seflless.s oi the high
way fa'. t. #a.7'.,i,:.s Of tie King. The
shout oi ito>..iiit; IT, tnt. Saviour King
is sot!4-..5.- .5sr. II ls:i..s -. gather
inc vo.si..e efrts '.7,Ir. The eye of
eaith can see in tie not far distant day
all humanity boWiny III love and rever-
ence before .i'>i:s * i isourS forth It's
coronation song Revz J. Z Carson
Presbyterian. Hrnoi1IFn
Need of Holy Men.
There IS nothing we are 50 mHeh in
need of in our civilized country as holy
men. When we think of the "epidem-
ic of crime that alarms US. the politi-
cal corruption that sickens us. the social
depravity that disgusts US. the CONNER
cial dishonesty that startles Us. we
wonder f With our opuence in mate
rial resources and our spread of educa-
tiG:l;il advantages We are growing men,
trjie men. as We ought - Rev John
Thompson. Methodist. Chicag 90
The Christian Principle.
The Christian principle is Very clear.
It is the duty of the wise TO serve the
tenoiai!,, Of the rich 10 become tie Serv-
ants o1 tie poor, OF the strong 10 deny
themselves 1l.yir rights and their pleas
.r~> far the 50 Ike of he!pin~ those who
~ in danger of failing. always remem-
5e.i.S ii!ai oar duty is first toward
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-20

That vote of i TO IA on the part
OF the DEM cratic state central COM
mittee of Nebraska is long ways
from the ratio of IL TO /.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-20

Tics !.t5r..st = X a',l hat a.ip1uineSs
Hpve" ~ ms oEgl.Sin- sin q" Iai!iatfng
wruf-- -uut doing ones haS1 to save
Res Anon Il Bradford Congresa-
tional.>t. Nautelaii. y ].
i!.e Churcl: as :,a .r.ny.
The church should be Ii harmonious
ly organized army. 1t is not only pos.
sible thereby to hurl a solid frant
against the Satanic foo. bn1 al., Hy
prep3nsierHnce CT numbers. conce!itr"t.
ed IL enc move. t. Make as the Bible
says. !; little one "hecou1p Il thousand
and a small one Il strong nation" Con
centration in military parlance means
not only conquest. but generally the
complete myStitication and disor.Hn-
ization of IN opposing foe-Rev. Dr.
Frank De Witt Talmage, Presbyterian.
Chicago.
The Sin Of Ingratftude.
There is a side to human nature
which one would fan cover with
cloak of Silence-that marble hearted
thing we call inc:atitlde. the mcager
returns from others for SO much done.
much sacrifice. sometimes the positive
injury inflicted because in granting the
nine favOrs YOU could You refused the
tenth. which You could not grant.
Blow. blow. thou wintry wind: thou
art not SO unkind rs mans incra titude.
Rev. Robert Mckenzie. Presbyterian.
New York
The Mission OF Christ.
Christ unveiled TO Us the ideal man.
for he Was the child " the race. and
the race bossomed IN him. There has
never been another ike him in all the
history of the world He came to make
men brethren. fer # Il man does not
feel. really feel tow I'd bis fellows as
brother he can.3t sly our Father"
He came 10 cive Us a new eye with
which to view humanity. a new human.
ity with wl:e1s . s:3..: lite tie trials Of
our brethren: lie cunle 10 give Us the
Christmas ST.. Il. Was divine. Deny
this. and d@::1s,:2ss ana chaos will set
lie down upoa rs jorever.-Rev. DR.
Richard Il. Htf;un. President Lake
Forest College :,l.i.;,-o
me message" CT Life.
Religion is :. message Of lie. and of
larger life Those who hold back from
it are only de',arr;ng themselves from
the nobleSt actions. the finest expert
ences and ,Ic rstttSt joys Religion
but expand tht nature of man, broad
ems tie diameter ~ J charges the hor;-
zon of life. It quickens the spiritual.
it give, true freedom. Il fosters love
and good will. it inte,.se..es JOY. ard
over tie n:sls,41 of death it rears tie
rainbow of an immortal hope We on
ly then sound the vast range of life
and taSte the ra"eSt essence Of being
when We develop and giTe Se 9pe to our
religious nature. This is that message
of a larger. fuller. more his>ful life
which religion brings and Which Jesus
voices in these pregnant words: Il am
come that they might have life and
that they might have it more abun-
dantlv." Rev j. B. Remensnyder,
LHtl bran New York
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-20

The season is ripe for fish stories.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-20
COTTON FORCED Up

Continued from Page Nine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22
THE FIGHT IN THE XIXTH.
lie Roy D, Ball, Jr.. Writes a Letter of Pros
test to Mr.. Gilman.

Replying to the statement contained in the circI-
lar letter sent out recently by the Republican
ganization OF the NIXth Assembly District, where
Congressman Douglas is lighting Theodore p Gil
mar for the Republican leadership of the district.
that the NINth Assembly District Republican Club
Is open 70 all enrolled Republicans and is not being
used for fractional purposes, lie Roy u. Ball IT.,
member OF the club and one % Congressman Doug
lass supporters. last night sent Mr. Gilman let
ter In which he declares that the district OTgsniza
ton ls being used for the benefit OF the Gilman
forces. tie says among other things:
As a member of the XIXth Assembly District
Republican club. hereby protest against the fac
tOnal use by Mr.. Quisg and yourself OF this CLUB
which. TO quote the language of your circular IL
open all Republicans by the fact OF their
enrolment, and which 10 ia further stated no fnd-
vidual and faction control
In violation OF the objects of the club II Is being
for holding secret conferences in the interest
Of Your faction. and for holding public meetings 70
further the faCtiOnal fight OF yourself and MI
Quigg and continue your leadership. which w9s
obtained by pledges which you have completely
broken by turning your leadership 10 NJ
Gluigg You destroying the interests OF thu
club by sacrificing II to your own selfish Office
seeking desires and personal ends.