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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-18
Tne TraYelinG Hat.

Tho nany qualifications of the til
corne are slil' il hish favor, and whe,,
in sDMc one or anogb~r Of the fashion
ahle coiors may ~ Iioi upon 10 re-
main good sryla ~ q season or two
Tie illustration shows a fancy sfraW
= seal brown Nil lie Napoleon ro-
settp-a plcatea affair al th side IL
velvet ribbon Of HE s2n2o tor. AID
jhr relieving touch OF co!ol-and this
Is Indispensable shown in the mil
itary gold cords thar draae across the
crown. wind through the rose;te and
end in two smart tasesls that drape
Oh the hair behind
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-18
NEW SPAPER FOR RESULTS.
Minnesota Merchant Says Advertising
Is Necessary to Success.

Newspaper advertising is the first
requisite for mercantile success.
That. in brief, i. the opinion of John
Cately. who is at the head of the
Gatelv Supply company of Duluth,
Mimi. and of nearly fifty other retail
stores located in some OF the best
business towns in Michigan, Illinois
and Minnesota.
While visiting his store at Tshpea-
iSc recently Mr. Gately was inter
Viewed at length by the Peninsula
Record. and he not only declared him,
self unQualifiedly in favor Of advertiS-
ing. but expressed decided prefer
Zoo for he columns of the neWspa-
per. Among other things he said:
"Fudicious advertising is as essen
tai to business .a,cc@s as a postage
stamp is Ia a letter one drops in a
FGstoffice. Some people plod along
With business and fa'l 10 use tho nows-
Paper columns to tell the people what
hey have to soil or about the bargains
1hev have % offer. These people can
vGvrr ba he called successful busi-
ress men in any community
"rhere is advertising and advertis-
inc. and above all other adv@rtisfn@
comes that which is read in the news
paper. While ono cannot always tell
what certain advertisement produces
thn most results al a given time, thcrc
is a positive certainty concerning the
steady advertising in the newspaper
Ore must advertise TO oct business -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-18

longing to the bluff type, which ti2
tres in every political contest to q
greater or less degree. In ISL Hof-
aca Greeley received but 2.>@4,o'9
votes. He carried only these states
Georgia, Kentucky, Maryland, Mis-
souri,. North Carloina, Tennessee and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-18

We don't know whether We can yo'e
fer "I'ncle Henry" Davis for "
i. esident or net. II he doesn't pr2s
tia the story about his running ava
fiom fifty pretty maidens who wan =
t kiss him is canard, We are a'z
clined to the opinion that We'll hey =
to scratch" "Uncle Henry
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-18
CALIFORNIA lNFOkMATION.

California IS bic s.ate: large Of
area rich in natural wealth, lremen-
Geus III its scenic fetures and " h {
future fnl1 q great promise. Ever.
American Is more OF less Interested
p knowing aaout thts wonderful CO
8onwealrl4 y foay.paee folder WITH
II ORC than half hundred baao.isa'
illustrations and a complete map OF
the state in colors has been issu, d
by the Chicago and Nor,h-We-lern
railway. 1t contains in condensed a9G
Interesting form, Il mass of ntorma
ton on various subjects Of interest
including list of hotels at. California
tourist points with their rates. ca
racity. etc. Sent to any address o.
receipt of four cents in stamps. \
l.. Fisher, Travelling Passenger Agent
so3 Main street. Kansas City, Mo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-18

David b. Hill says there viii be no
II ore force bills or federal election
laws for controlling state elections.
We believe Mr.. Hill is correct but il
Roosevelt is elected. he will he great
ly disappointed if congress do2s9 z
pass some kind Of law for federal
control of elections in the south.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-18

The council did right TO put a STOP
to the tearing up of improved streets
for water and other connections. aNa
re quiring all such work to be doA@
under the direction of the city tA@i
cer. The new brick streets y 0Q!3
have soon been ruined. and they cos
too mach money to be thus destroyed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-18
READ ALL THIS.
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Remember the name Doan's and
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-18
DEfICCr.GTiC TICKET.
President-.AltOn b. Parker.

Vice lIenry G.. Davis.
Electors at .ar2e-Tillman
Parks, Harry l.. Ponder. First dis.
trict Ed Mathoss Second. J. l.. Short
Third. Ben Tay los: Fourth, J. B. Pry-
Or; Fifth. W. r Dudley: Sixth, Creed
Caldwell: Seventh. George r. Haynie.
Representative III Congress-Joe +
Robinson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-18
PILES! PILES! PILES!

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VIII cure Blind. Bleeding, liberated
and itching Piles. It absorb3 the III
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company
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-18
NORTH bound.
COTTON BELT TIME CARD.

Effective 1901 q. III. July 3lst, thf
schedule Of the St. Louis Southwest
srn ltaln viii be as follows:
North Bound.
No. > leave Pine Bluff at....1:25 m
No. I leave Pine Bluff at .1:0Oa. NJ
No. 6 leave Pine Bluff at. .10:22 p. m
No. 81 leave Pine Bluff at. $3.50 D. m
No. AZ leave Pine Bluff at. .2:3O p. m
South Bound.
No. ] leave Pine Bluff at. .2::45 D. m.
No. 8 leave rine Bluff at. Il: 10 a. m,
No ) leave rlne Bluff at. ...5:45 a. m.
No 3 arrives at. 1895 N
No 43 arrives at...... .10Q:10 a. m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-18

Pine Bluff has settled is trouh
ON thu water crcst"n. while l1i1tl
Rock has just gotten cleverly i2t@
them. But Pine Bluff always 10?
the procession. and jhe Capital CT
had as we'll quit trying to keep Hn
With us
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-18
BRYAN IN INDIANA.
Consents to Make Sixty-Tv'o Speech
es In Len daVS.

-
es in Ten days.
indianapolis, Ind. Oct. lS.-W Ham
lennin@s Bryan viii make titfT-tWo
>,ocches in this sta e. bc"innin@ De
trl,er - and closing October %. ~ >
viii thea 90 10 W"st Virginia a71l
return to Indiana for speeches q
October u and 81. \ to'al of siN =
tWo speeches is cNnectei fro him
II! he ten davs he vii b" in Iult4"a.
Fyory eeastx chairman IN he cat
anl hundreds of othrr Nopocra <
faer visited tho state heelduarj ere.
in fTous 10 secare snoeches bT Brr-
81. hu1 his t0n' has beea 2rsan%ed
with sneciaI refcHonce To the stro9e
f.ee silver districts. IN which, it i.
hopod. Ne will be most effective in
aid of the PARTY. His appearance is
hcine ARRANGED fer on a greater seal
ll,an in l~9G O. l9oa. and ovore "laco
tha. he speaks viii find crowds II
attendance.
Tho meeting places. while selected
yizh special reforeuc" to he fire." sii-
VI clement are all accessible by rait
5oal 10 LARGO areas and from n So
c,owds viii he drawn by reduced rail
read fares. for which araaeoments
have heen made.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-18
ANOTHER CLUB FOR JEFF.

G6N. !32Ns c!a..Gs III his speeches
railrGaaS in Arkansas. and now III :
raiIroal attorneys have gone into
Ccuit III h contention that under
the constitution the governor. as such.
cannot serve on the board or railway
assess. ut NV suppose the Arkan-
sas suel ne court should sustain that
cont erl:n4.. What club would he
put in the hands of Jeff Davis, CAM
you hear him telling the people out
In the state that because he raised the
assessments Of the railroads they go;
the supreme court to take him OFT the
board of assessment. and can't YOU
hear him ask in conclusions "Fel-
low ci iZens. doesn't that look a little
1ailroadv 10 vou?" Better let the GOV
ernor lay on TIL board.-Litlle Rock
Gazette.
There is more truth than poetry III
the Gazetteis remarks. Jeff would :"
before the Ho5lrs and allegc that ther =
is ne way Hndar high heaven to have
tie railroads assessed except by
.cllan2:a@ the state constitution. am
the cHlN way to get the cons tuition
chan&ed would be TO elect him to IN y
United States senate instead Of old
Jim Berry" OF course that would b"
a ridiculous contention but what doe
Jeff care for ridiculous con1enG"a~
SO lone as he can Get enough N9t -
to olaHe what h" SAYS 10 elect H.
t., or;ca. and he is mighty fin at g
ting lho voters to see things his way.
tLoueh il requires an cbiquity OF VIZ
ION tha surpas. &c a9ything ev2r be
fore known in polite, where opl''n' y
is fle rule rather ,h9n the eNccpuo1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-18
Consultation and FlaiuIencY

Cured in a day with brakes Palmetto Wine.
Every reader OF this paper should send postal
card for free trial bottle to Drake Formula
Company Chicago
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-18
NEW SLEEPING CAR SERVICE
WA {DOM s6C. IN ECIl-r

NEW SLEEPING CAR SERVICE
VIA IRON NO. I'm ROUTE
comnencing AUGUST Sth, the Iron
M1etfaia itoGfc VIII establish through
dai1E coping ear service between
Nc": orleans AID St Louis, Via. Val
Joy Ra.te and r. F. on the followm4
schn144e.
NORTH bound.
Lea1e New Orleans 6:35 p. m.
Leaze Pine BIff 80 p. nl.
arrive s.. Louis 10 a. m.
Southhound.
Leave s.. Louis $40 p. N.
Arrive Pine Bluff 1880 a. m.
Arrive New Orleans $3.50 a. m.
For reservations apply to local
agent
Fl. c. TOWNSEND, G. p. & 7. A.
st. LoUs Mo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-18

1t is time for Secretary Atwood OF
III board of trade to wake ND, cls'
the Sawyer and Austin mill plant
will be rebuilt before he hears any
thing about ii at all.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-18
BLUFF.

ca. eHaeE =t4@a. III
Row ."o has also reach
cd .f9 '4~ st5~e. Secretary af th@
Navy peul Morton sounds the key
note of this when n says:
81 was in Illinois. Missouri, Nebras
ko and Wisconsin. Unless signs fai'
the west will give the president q
larger vote than any candidate before
him has ever had. think the Roose-
welt vote will b the largest any pres
identical candidate ever received. and
that Judge Parker is quite likely to
imomrtalize Horace Greeley by having
fewer. votes than Gfeeley had
This sort of talk is tommyrot be-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-18

.ins, think ef / Fifty pretty girls
dressed in white. oh. ('ncfe Henry,
how could You run
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-18
a roicTUFE WITH TWO SIDES.

Th R"9u0lican orators who drll'
ir-3 h 1es'ar}ers n Nov York and
81, ei,e ort res sate pictures OF
III. Cat1- os-,3 rhav hava aroused Ii
: -9-'=,'ol Whn'l.ss t7'"y ak N :
>a.s#., ,-.,-. in n - = 'e.t-to-h all COZ
fer w:th @4ai"7-'.Fn Gortr .1oF
aaG i. Nfoi" ~ II l2'y Nv. f2r
the T. car'aspa9 =
.rtz ...4t .>...3 S@all audi me-
n .ffs oHr hing rp"9
wlfeh j =st ~ ~ R+pahlicaa - II
t:n6 #osres. - ~ is lbaG 'h"tt
lon. - = Gr.re u 5.r audiences T.
the a=os alHy ~ President RooSa
vel che 2av ,hey find that IN ac-
eert:n4 ~. ch Hsa@e laid down by
III i@.=, o'.@ts. WHO make their prin-
cipaI qftact u4on Re personality oI
the T. s;aaHt. she@ get The hnarties
restor2as t1om Republican crowds
Thia ma 30 true but it by no mean
fellows i5at the Great army Of silent.
eonsVe.v@. i4o. Geuetfal voters are be
ine rra h~.I :" thi7 wav. These spel'
binders ma be htrlina boomeran2s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-18

Watchin. the clock is but wasting
the time
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-18

It is now thought that there az" y ~
enough Russians for the retreat tn
hold 0ul 10 ST. Petersburg.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-18

O. !. Allison was certinly l"1 o%
Gasv by that Arkansas City jury. L
his appeal results in new tf'al II"
u{av fare even worse AT III" hands
OF the next jury.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-18
,+tD

If Tommy Watson is really anNiml
f51 a lint dispute~ why don't h
tackle Eugene D"bs or DR.. Swallow
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-18
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Office 500 West Barraque.

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-02

citing vociferous applause by some good
comedy and some extraordinarily clever
eccentric dancing by the man. Reno and
Smith, the former OF whom Is a Provi-
dence boy. were cordially greeted and
gave a very fine acrobatic and barrel
jumping act,\ enlivened with some good
comedy. and the Gregsons. exceptionally
graceful ana we'll dressed singers and
dancers. gave a pleasing act. Others
who cont ntributed 10 the bil were Gordon
Bldred. singing comedian; the Aerial
Smiths trapezists; the Haidabura
with an interesting series OF motion pic-
lures; and last but no means least. the
orchestra, who contributed largely 10 the
euttre program. the violin obligatos I'm
the acts OF Rousby's Electrical Spectacle
and Mary Desmond, as played by Mr..
Joseph Lewis. the slNilfun viohnist OF the
Keith orchestra, being a notable feature
OF these acts.
From beginning to end the program is
a most enjoyable one. and everyone who
goes TO that theatre this week should go
very early and remain until he has seen
every act on the bin. For the coming
week at that theatre is announced the re-
appearance OF that favorfte actress. Miss
Valerie Bergere, who has a legion OF
local friends won. while she was leading
woman y OF the Aibee Stock company.
Miss Bergere will present dainty play
ette Ills japanese Wife" said 10 be one
OF the prettiest one-act plays vaudeville
has yet known and which gives Miss
Bergere full scope for the display OF her
talents I'm this particular line.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-02
THE 0'G0RMlN'S zoo.

This weeks bill at oGorman's ZOO is
sufficiently varied to attract and delight
large audiences Mettler proves himself
very clever concertina player and the
Giving statuary'' exhibit of the Zaritis
is excelently done In their repertoire
there are a dozen different poses, IN
cluding the Fighting Gradiators," ("
Warriors Farewell and Justice"
The aerial act Of Irwin is ah right, his
stunts both on The ladder and trapeZe
being surprising While balancing ON
his head on a trapeze suspended from
the roop OF the hail he takes off all his
outside clothes-coat. trousers, shoes,
collar and necktie-and appears in suit
OF blue tights.
In the zoo is Signor Rocca, the Grecian
athlete. Although this young man is
but 23 years OF age, his hceps muscles
measure 17iA inches, the same measure
ment Of those of Sandow. lie demon
strates his strength by lifting a number
of extremely heavy iron weights. Signor
Rocca is, according 10 his own state
ments. feet inches high and weighs
l65 pounds. His chest measures 4S inches
expanded, his forearm Is inches and his
neck 171k.
The regular features OF the zoo are
proving as attractive as ever.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-02

ton OF "'Ostler Joe," a dramatiEation
or the poem made popular by Mrs. James
Brown Potter. The play Is intensely In
-teresting- and produced by the HOW
ard Stock company, an organization wei
known throughout the country as being
one OF the most evenly balanced on the
road. II is headed by Miss Nina Bascom
Howard. who by her good work showed
herself to be an actress OF more than
ordinary ability. Mr.. Wilbur Symonds.
the leading man. is also well known and
very popular.
The story opens in 'Ostler Joe's cot
tage. Devon. Eng, where we md happy
family until a viper comes and succeeds
In inducing the wife and mother 10 quit
home and all TO 20 TO London, where he
This he fails 10 do. and she being obliged
TO contribute TO his support as well as
keep herself, falls lower step by step
In the third act we find her In a dress
ing room OF the Criterion theatre, Lon
don, where Hector Claremont seeks an
he attempts TO kill her, but she is res
cued by her husband. who begs her TO
return home, which she refuses 10 do.
At last. broken in health and spirits, she
comes back 10 her old home and Is cared
for by a sister and forgiven by her
much wronged husband.
The production, taken as a whole, is
the best seen at the Park this season.
and comments OF approval were heard
frequently throughout the performance.
Harry p Ford, Mr.. Tom Ripley and Mr..
Leo Lind were given and well received.
The Howard Stock company will pre-
sent as their attraction for today tha
highly sensational drama. Cumberland.
d. The popular prices at which the
tickets can be secured make the Park
theatre very desirable place for amuse-
ment.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-02
BRIDE CAKE
UNCUT FOR
s. YEARS,

Little Falls, n. Y, Feb 2.-While sort
ing over the papers and effects OF the late
William q. Milligan the executors OF his
estate, found i'm a box and wrapped with
numerous layers OF tissue paper large
wedding cake. Inquiry revealed that the
cake was made for the wedding IS years
ago OF a close frleud OF Mr.. Milligan, and
that the bridal couple on that occasion
decided not 20 cut the cake until their
silver wedding Mr.. Milllgan was the
bridegroom's best man, and he was asked
20 keep the cake for them until they
should call for 10 25 years later So Mr..
Milligan put the cake away carefully In
"a safe.
Before tho o years had passed the bride
had died and the widower had married
again. The bridegroom. who Is still liv-
ing. refused to accept the cake on the
18th anniversary. saying ~ was n sacred
souvenir and should not be consumed.
That was 10 years ago.
The cake r. in n good state OF prcser-
walton. but II is as hard n rock. and
II required the use Of a hammer TO knock
a chunk from IT.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-02
MOVEMENT
TO BOOM
NEWPORT,

The Business Mems association Of
Newport held an interesting meeting. last
night. the chief subject under consdera-
ton being the booming of the town.
The meeting was presided over by the
Hon. +. z. Garrettson, the president of
the association
Joseph Milne, a member of the execu-
tive committee. presented the matter to
the meeting saying that the movement
to increase the resources of Newport by
means OF manufactures, originated with
George a. Weaver, who, for some time
has been convinced that means Of
revenue, other than the summer business
was needed I'm the city. He said that
there was a general willingness on the
part OF citizens 10 cooperate in the mat
ter and he suggested that a booklet be
prepared setting forth the advantages of
Newport with pictures. and that the
same be distributed throughout the coun-
try and particularly at tho st. Louis ex-
position.
President Garrettson discussed some
OF the disadvantages TO trade as well as
the possible advantage. lie referred to
the giving Of commissions to servants
OF the cottagers for the purpose OF OBJ
tanning trade, practice which he
thought was working injury 10 Newport
and could be discontinued without loss
20 anyone.
ET The conclusion OF Mr. Garrettson' s
remarks Mr. Milne moved that a com
mittee he appointed 20 take the matter
under consideration and take such ac-
tion as IL saw III. Mr. Garrettson an
pointed the following connnittea. Caoroa
A. Weaver Angus Mcleod Harry A
Titus. Joseph Milne. Edward A. Brown.
Ralph r. Barker r. y. H. Sherman. r.
+. Garettson, Herbert l.. Dyer. Will
liam ~ Hammett and William j. Coz
zens. This committee was authorized 90
seek the cooperation OF citizens. and
II Is understood that H. r. Fldridge and
r. II. Paine real estate agents. will be
asked 10 join them in the work
Following the disposition OF the boom
matter the old question OF widening
Thames street was brought up hy Cant
j. II. Cotton, who suggested that an
opportunity Of widening the street was
offered Tn the removal or the old Saver
house which Is 10 be improved by A. q
Ferretu the new owner He Is willing
20 give land and set his new building
back and IL was stated that the owners
OF the property next north would 81 -,
give land n money was provided 10
move the building back Capt. Cotton
said that about $500 would do this work.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-02
PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE.

Peggy Prued. .,,................Su Sue Stuart
Dorothy Dorchester........ Frances Tyson
'laire Hart Minerva Courtney
Mabel Strong. Julia Eastman
t1rs. Finch. h...............,.M May Il. Wood
4 rom Helper .............. James Cherry
idike Dugan. ..s.......,.... Harry Brown
EDiok Decker... William Torpey
Feiter waite '......,....J =. Thompson
'apHln ......................O ole Norman
At the Providence Opera house for the
veek with a matinee on Saturday only.
h he Rogers Brothers I'm London, the same
being the sixth annual musical round Of
BUS and Max Rogers backed with lavish
oenery and costumes. surrounded with
fimble footed coryphees. all combined for
he Interpretation OF the customarily
iassic book OF John j. McNally and the
|luneful melodies OF variety OF melodious
iune makers
II Max Hoffman and Melville Ellis are
lredited i'm the program with the music
nd. as accessories after the fact to the
lfoNally book and the Hoffman Ellis
|icore. George " Hobart and Ed. Gard
| lnter contribute lyrics
Il IL is the same bountiful. ebullient
Rogers Bros. show as OF yore. That IL
bout all one can say about H. Since
lhe Roger Bros set the pace for gorgeous
ess OF stage dressing, not a few musical
blows have come along and caught up
|fith them. Audiences now view calmly
Effects that at one time scattered ex-
lamation points all over the house. The
togers' show that last evening started
He week was brilliant I'm the old way.
owever and IL II doesn't seem so much
a sensation as IL would have three or
bur years ago. II is yet amazingly fine.
gith three sets OF big scenery and no
nd Of lovely costumes and tableaux fun
Ia effective colorings
L Rogers Brothers are IN London for Just
|ine act. They really can't keep away
om New York and adjacent home ter
L tory. The London scene showed Ira
algar square in imposing verisimilitude
L he first set IS the deck OF North Ger
ran Lloyd ocean greyhound and the last
an advertising scheme on big scale
howing the interior OF New York dry
loods store
Joseph Coyne, the champion OF stage
Ephnnies, Ia q valuable addition 10 the
/ Rogers Brothers forces and so Is Lillian
|foleman. with an excellent soprano voice
Md a sprightly dancer and actress The
|" usic of the new melange Is distinguished
III the dash and go, the romping and
Irry-up effect. that have ever been the
style OF the Rogers Bros show. The
pid fire talk between the Brothers is
Id 10 the minute. Reuben and the
aid" are. alas. absent. but there IL a
|taw song and dance' about Simple Sue
HAT fairly fills the bill There is bril-
Elnt little novelty at the very end OF the
IN ow. a sort OF a Dutch doll chorus and
ID llet. and altogether, what with old
NJ ends and new. the sixth annual merry
|f-round is well up with the five preced-
|sg performances Of Gus and Max in mu-
|{,al-comedy-farce ce-burlesuue-m melo lodrama.