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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-11
.BAYOlVIE||::'T AS
ARGUMENT
Police Believe Many Soldiers
Still Necessary to Preserve
Order iii Springfield.
NEGRO EXPORTER Il,|| i ABOUT.
Reads 1nfat,1matory Typc-Writ-
ten Address and Is Prompt
ly Arrested.
EXPORTER l|| ABOUT
IN Associated prc,,,,

F-st. ,s4ttf (Ey Associated Prcss) li.5e
sPR1NGF1lcLD. o., March 1o.-Tho
race disturbances which have terrorised
the town for the last three days as n
result Of the murder Of Patrollnan Coils,
and tho subsequent lynching OF tho ne
gro Dixon. who shot COLTS, ara held woll
in check by the thirteen companies or
state militia, and the authorities are Of
the opinion at 0 O'clock tonight that no
moro troops will be needed to control tho
situation.
e Both Chief of Police o Brien and shcr-
1T Routztlln believe however, that 1t
would be mistake to materially decreaso
the number Of troops now on hand. There
are unmistakable signs that there is an
ugly feeling on tho part Of tho men and
tho boys who have com posed tho mobs
OF tho last three dnys and the authori-
ties realize chat the shooting Of either q
white man or negro. or even q street fight
between men OF opposite races. would bt
sufficient to start tho mob again on q
killing and burning expedition.
E This evening the police arrested a no.
gro claiming Cincinnati as his homo, and
giving Y. w. Smith as his name. lie was
accompanied by several strange negroes
and wherever they could gain a1l audience
of one or more negroes on the street, they
read n highly irflarnlnatory typewriter
paper, urging the negroes to avcngo the
tlynchng OF Dixon and to apply the torch
to the white business and residence dis
tricts iii retaliation for the burning Of
the, negro quarters on4the levee. t&
NATIVE NEGROES QUIET.
The policc, however, do not fear trouble
from the native negro, as this portion Of
tho colored population has been prompt
ali day to keep the police in toucht with
any signs OF an uprising on the part Of
strange negroes.
In tho opinion OF City Solicitor Tatum.
neither the city nor county can be held
responsible for tho burning Of the leyce
district by tho mob. 1t is an admitted
fact, that while public sentiment Is
against the means employed to put the
negro out OF tho way, there is universal
rejoicing that he is dead and It Is real
lied that It will be extremely difficult to
secure a jury that Will assess more than
nominal damages. II any at all. While a
special grand jury will sit Monday to IN
yestigate tho lynching, 1t is thought that
It viii be Impossible to indict ether the
leaders OF tho mob, which did the lynch
ing or the subsequent burning. ~
An immense throng OF people was n and
about st. Raphaels Church to-day to at
tend the funeral service OF Charles Col
lis. the murdered policeman. The best
order prevailed and Father Buckley's SER
mon made mo reference to the way IN
which Coils met his death.
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Infant Dead.
Funeral Services.
Dr.. Robert S. Henry.
fsnecia1 IA The Times-Dlspatch.

Especial to The Tlmes-nlspatch.)
i CHARLESTON. sIl1ANAWEA.s CO... W.
VA, March 10,--Dr Robert >. Henry,
aged ffty-two, ono OF tho most promi-
.nent physicians and surgeons OF this
city, died at his home here to-day. OF
Brght's disease, lie was Il native OF
Haford county. Maryland. having been
educated at tho Maryland Agricultural
College, the United States Naval Aoad-
emy and University of MARYLAND, He
was married In 1915 to Miss Crumpton.
of Washington. d. c., by whom lie Is
survived, with two daughters
1Io was q prominent Masor, and tho
funeral will occur under Masonic nu-
spices from tho First Presbyterian Church
tomorrow afternoon.
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PRACTICE NJ FULL BLAST.
Powerful Fleet Of Fighters OF
Pensacola for Target Shooting.
lRv Associated Press.l

(Bys Associated PressD
PENSACOLA, FLA, March 1o-The
com bined fleet was augmented BY the ar
rival to-day Of the cruisers Atlanta and
Nashville and the f,gunboat Bancroft.
which came from Guantanamo, Joining
3lantic and North Atlantic fleets. making
a total OF thirteen wal, vessels Of various
types now in port, and at target prac-
tice off Santa Rosa Island.
The Newark, Detroit and Montgomery
have been engaged during to-day in prnc-
tice with their large calibre guns, several
hundred shots being fired. Statements
Seming IRON me records being made
very satisfactory. These vessels will con-
clude their practice in the morning. and
the new battleship Maine will go out for
un rl a :
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The Ait and the Sugar Lump

AIR. BARBER, Is your business a
VN little shy? Is the little fellow
~ = around the corner beating you
out at every jump? II SO, there
must be something wrong. Why not take
lump of sugar and find out just what
tho trouble is? The size and shape Of
the lump is immaterial just so long as 1t
is the real thing Take II to place
frequcnted by antssnnd watch the result.
Not many minutes will elapse before
that lump of sugar will begin to do
business" and the longer you watch IL
the more business It will do. Ants viii
= come from all directions and on their
way they Will pass many good things
/ Even something that looks 'just as good
will DO passed up liko n white beam
as Mr. Ant goes for tho real sweet. How
docs tho mt know so much? Perhaps
he saw tho sugar advertised OF per-
haps some one told him about 1t. but
he knows that the lump assays 100 per
/! cent. In fine satisfaction.
Now, Mr.. Barber, how many points
of satisfaction does n customer got In
your shop? How many second-rato and
old-style methods do you employ? II you
will substract your shortcomings and lack
OF i,p-to-datenesss from the business you
ought to do, you will find that you have
about all the customers you are entitled
to. tff5.a.t.
or the various methods and articles
that might improve your shop We will
mention but one. but that one Is a win
ner, 1t Is an antiseptlc scalp remedy,
called NeWfro's FIerpicide and people
takn to It like ants take to sugar. It is
St!he original remedy that kills the
dandruff germ" and by far, tho most ex-
dnisite OF tho high-class hair dressings,
IT appeals to the discriminating, to the
fastidious and to the free-spenders. 1T Is
thoroughly antiseptic, It teuches pro-
phylaxls and suggests cleanliness, AS a
cure for dandruff, falling hair and itching
scalp, 1t stands IN q class singularly Its
/ own.
Tn conclusion: BE honest with your
customers. Mr.. Barber, and let all your
rules work both ways. After you have
passed two shoe stores To buy your
Efavorite mako Of footwear at certain
store because you can get what yo,,
want without question, do not go back
! to your shop, and while standing In
| those same new shoes. tell a customer
that you have something e1ust as good"
as Herpicide. He may doubt Your tnten,
Hons and he may have personal views on
The subject that Will land him IN another
barber shop next time. The above story
appeared in q recent Issue of e ne Bar.
bers Journal 335 @ W
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A new CHOIR;
FINE QUARTETTE.
Grove Avenue Church Has -Four
Splendid Singers, Who Will
Begin Next Sunday.

The congregations attending Grove Ave-
nue. Baptist Church for the past two years
will rejoice to learn that an excellent
.quartette composing tho choir. VIII be
heard at that church. An arrangement
has been made for. a permanent choir.
with Miss Doza Mitchell continuing as
soprano. and the other members of the
quarteNc consisting of Miss Adele Ogtl-
vie. contralto; Mr.. William 81. Bosiien;
tenor. and Mr.. Clearance D.5Filkes, basso.
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College Professor Dismissed.
tnv Associated Press.)

MEXICO CITY. March lo,--Protessor
Joye GAMBIA, formerly Secretary OF For
5eiun Affalrs, has been dismissed from
.hIs chair OF constitutional Law IN the
School of Commerce on account q =
.rooent sncech. IN which, 1t As said, he
Exhibited sidbi clerical tendencies, which are
econsiaered to impair Ills ealeiency "a 9 :.
teacher. He had declared that g coming
visit Of the apostolic delegate mlgllt xIes q
Ito a renewal of rela tons wit tle VAN
cnn. jamboa was recon ny ,nin ter 70
chm ar,t lArgep tine, an VA IA g Es i{.
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DEATHS.

pl,AKl,-Died, at tho residence Of his parents.
1919 Jny street, March 70. 1904. a. l;so a. Nj.
AsEs PhAkSEd " aS naag and hen
Y ;,f Mr.. and Mrs. ~. Jacob Blake. He leuyes
aSwldow and one child. besides his parents,
foIrs sisters and one brother, Ihomas Blake.
gunaral Z sATIiRDAY 8 q MO RyTNCi II at r .
Il O'clock at 81, Peter's ca he'd X Il st
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Mrs. Annie Martin.

Especial to The Times Dispa tch.l
CHARLOTTE Va, March 10.
Mrs. Annie Martin widow Of Mr.. John
A. Martin, Of Covesvllle. this county.
died last evening at her residence, about
two miles from that village. aged sixty
five years Tho deceased was TIC mother
of Messrs j, Goulay and Harry Martin.
very prominent residents Of Albemnrle.
and among the most successful apple
growers in tho county. A
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Mainly About People.

John D. Cook. the clerk OF tho Hastings
and Circuit Courts of Danyille. spent yes-
terday In tho city on business, and re-
turned home last night,
~, was II, the city yesterday and had a
limited amount OF business at tho audi
tors office. -
,sylVanin. who las been In Tie City a
couple Of days on business. left for home
last evening,
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Mrs. M, D. Brennan.

(specal to Tho Times Dspatch)
Z ROANOKE, Va, March l0.--Alrss Mary
ID, Brennan. widow Of the late John
Brennan died to-day. aged fifty,eight
Years. She was q native Of ireland, but
had resided In Roanoke for fourteen
years. She IS survived by three children,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-11
ATTRACTIVE TRIPS TO THE PAo1F1o
4 COAST #al

Beginning with April 22d, and contlnu-
ing TO May LIST. 1904, tho Southern Rail-
way will sell very low rates excursion
tickets 10 California. The rate will be
slj525 for tho round trip from Richmond.
and Virginia cities, with liberal stop-
over privileges at Houston, Texas. and
points west thereof. The return limit
of these tickets will be June Both, 1904.
Attractive slde trips have been arranged
at very low rates You may 90 and
return via tho same route, or go ono
route and return another Tho service
OF the Southern Railway. In connection
New Orleans, is unsurpassed. fls
The Dinink Car service ON through
trains OF tho Southern Railway is main-
talncd at tho highest standard Of ex-
cellence.
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No Committees.

There were no committee meetings at
the City Hall last night, After the Hoard
djsposes Of The budget next Tuesday
night a great many OF the .sub-diyislons
Of the Council will get together,
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4RAlLRoAps.
sEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

TRAINS LEAVE RIcEMoNp-pAlLY
1926 p. N, --seab9ard Florida h|lmited-sayan'
s:i5e II. N, Sea board Maii--li.o0 p, M.-Sea,
board Expressive Savannah. Jacksonyille,
p:io A. -Local--For Noripa and Ham!st-
TRAINS ARRIVE R1CEIMoNp-DAlLY
6:45 "A, M.--No.s 3i--Frorn Florida.
$40 A, M.-No. 597-E'rom Florida. Atlanta ana
4:5s r. M.NNo. Co., From Florida. Atlanta and
$40 20 y M'4No. ss--From HorlIpa aud local
sely Etekes> oa.ce, as9 East Main STRESS
Fhonp iVs. AZ A IA S5 III EEs ~ 4 Y ~
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rE rns-p1spArc11 VA FRIDAY
AUCTION SALES--This Day.
By Tht ya1cntiis Auction Co..
6iy East Broad Street.
II AnaE AUCTION sA1stt or GOOD
~ GT1tI{NITtJt2E,, 4eE 53@JR 4,S3 fs iN4l

For Whom II May Concerto:
lNn will aell Mt our auction wareroonls,,
iTi1fR tFrIday) MORNING. MARCH y.
commencing ut 1880 o'clock. for whom It
may CONCERN, large consignment Of First
class household lttirnlt,ire. VIZ. in part:
Walnut and Oak Chamber Suits. Oak
ma Walnut Wardrobes. China Cases,
Parior Suits. Mating. sldeboards Toilet
Sets, Carpets. Dropheld Sewing Machine
IN perfect order), Refrlg'erators Pic
tires Clocks. Cook Stoves. Lncc Cur
3tressos, Springs md other Furniture. MI
must be sold Without limit or reserve.
Attend, II you want bargains. TERMS:
rTIE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
r.. S.--Snlc Of Groceries and Scales,
Coffee Mill. &C.. at IL O'clock. MA
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Fletcfler HardWick,

(speclal to Tile Times DlspatclL)
WARSAW. VA, March 10.--Fletcher
uardwtck. u gallant ex-Confcderate sol
der died near Ncmni Grove yesterday
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VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO.,

STEAMER PC PiocAHoNTAs leaves MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at a. n for
Norfolk Portsmouth. Oh lolnt Hswpost "a Se cm
nesting at Old Point for Washington. Baltimofs
and tie North. State rooms reserved Tor lhe
70 wharf. Fare only s150 and 81 to Norfolk.
Music by Grand OrchestrioN !, ], III. a.,
ali points In Eastern Virsinie and M9r.h caro-
lima. lnNd.N ,,a INFERENCE Stnrn n.r
Il e. A. Barber, Jr,. Secretary.
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OBITUARY.,

j, James Blake,
4 Mr. j.! James Blake died aS 1880 q clock
yesterday morning at fis res denee, no,
11slg jay Street IN the vent tetghth g,year !
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Ser,,,, Il, On WParsifaln

ByS REQUEST Rev. DIR, p, M, Calisoh will
this evening repeat his sermon on Par
sifnls at Beth tAhahah. s&i
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mar1o.td.s
WIN. B. Pizzlnt Company. ,&
Reul Estate Auotioncers.
Tenth and Bank Streets.
~ iG OF !. .
LOT or LAND, WITH 4TSvO.STOTi
/ FRAME; 3DWEIL1NG THEREON. ON
&5fE LESTER STREET, NEAR ASH

BY virtue OF decree OF tho Richmond
Chancery Court, entered OH the 2oth Gay y,
DAILY VS.. Kate Travers. etc;, Twill sell at
public auction. Oh tho premises. On
MONDAY. MARCH II, 1904.
at 4 O'clock p. NJ, the real estate de-
scrlbed In tho said decree as, follows;
THAT certain lot. piece or parcel or
land, situated In the city Of Rch1mo,na;
on the north side of Rockets Cor Lester)
Street, beginning at a. point forty-one
feetffrom the cast line OF Ash Street. and
fronting OH said Rockets tor 9Lester)
thence In a 5northwardy direction seven,
ty-flve feet, more or less, TO tho line Of +
Il lot formerly owned BY Torg.isoIni. I, aI ~
the property. fronting on Poplar Street.
which was conveyed to said John ] \ DAILY
by John Enders and wife and bounded !. on =
to Nlargarot Magic by said Finders and
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Aucti.on Sale
Groceries, Tobacco, Show
Case, &C., &c.

Wo will soil at our auction warerooms
= TODAY (FTidayJ, MARCH II,
563 a 535F5E A,Ta12 O'CLOCK, # i
Stock or Groceries. sticll as, Can Ton,a-
toes. Peaches. Can Beef, Soap. Can Peas
md Corn, Mustard. Vaseline. I,aisins, Cur
rants, Pepper, Soda Lye. Breakfast Food,
and other Groceries, &C., &c. *
u &VAL1GNT1N El AUCTION co. 4
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B AILANIlC @COAST.. lIN =.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DA1LY-BYRD-s
800. STREET STATION. 5y;9ss
@ EFFEcTIVB MONDAY. IA 1oIH.
* 9:o5 A.. Ma G. u. Express to all points
South, & e. SE ]. ssgg
900 A. M.-Petersburg and orfolk. ss8S
1910 p. M.-Petorsburg and NJ g "; West.
1900 p. M.-petersburg and Norfolk. IS
s{:l0 p M.-Goldsboro Local. a
$3.50 p. M.-Petersburg Local y !,
7;25 p. M.-"Flortda and West Indian Linz
ted to all points South. is7sa
9:40 r M.-Petersburs and y. s w. West. 81
Ii $50 p. bI.-PetersDurg Local.
sl1:5O F. M.-Florida Special. XII
TRAINS ARRIVE ELCIIMOND.
SUNDAY: SIS a. NJ: ':.l1:la a. NJ; II 30 A. 80
i:O5 p. NJ. 1906 p, NJ; &c 2. NJ; T:+5 r. =.
Except Sunday Except Monday. ~ 80 .sunday
s on''. q. 81. CAMPBELL. DIV Pass, Art NJ;
Y. j. CRAIG. Gen. Pass Agt.
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Money to Lend
LEE DISTRICT PROPERTY
McVEIGIL & GLINN. a

i 81 . = = + 4 Il I
of his age. He was son Of Mr. and
Mrs. w Jacob Blake. IIe leaves besides
his parents his widow and one child,
-four sisters, and ono brother, Mr.. Thomas
Blake OF Charlottesville.
The funeral will take place at Q o'clock
tomorrow morning from st. Peters
Cathedral.
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Launder.
The death OF Mrs. Elizabeth A. Laun-
der occurred at 1890 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon. She was the widow OF Mr..
William II. II. I4aunder. She leaves four
chlldren-AIr. W. J. I.Aunder. Mrs. G. ".
Leonard. Mrs. Susan Eilsesers and Mr..
Thomas I4aunder.
Tho, funeral will take place at 3 o'clock
Sunday afternoon from the NVeddell Me-
mortal Chapel.
Infant Dead.
Eva Butler, infant child of ]. L. and
il. 81 Butler. died at 5:aO o'clock We'd
1lestlay morning at the home OF her pa
rents, No. 1925 Blair Street; aged ono
year and, eleven months. Tho funeral
will tiKoS place at 10 o. clock this morn
ING from the residence. Tho interment
viii be made in River View Cemetery.
Funeral Services.
The funeral of lieutenant Martin Derr
took place at 10 o'clock Yesterday morn
Ing from; tho grave In Hollywood. nj
Tho funeral Of Carl DlXsof infant son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Dixson. TOOK
place at II o'clock yesterday morning
from the residence, No. SIT North 'TWen-
}ty-thlrd Street, nj aBf ISL J7i
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81 {|;(z &Nv kodio|ks!1sw esteIIl'


Waverly and Suffolk. s. Ssis
z, o: los A. h Ar--CH1CAGOH 5 EXPRESs,s BunasS
Parlor Car. Petersburg 1! 70 N LynohnurI VI sadS
iumbus Rluctield to Cincinnati also Roanokas
10 Knoxville. and Knoxville to CHATTANOOGA
An0 ~ AI.EAvH RICHMOND DAILY. III
i 800 A. M.-NORFOLK LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk II 20 A. n. Stops. only at Petersburg
h 1850 P.l nf.-ROANOkE EXPRESS for FARM
yille,s Lynchburg and Roanoke. t{f n
500 r N-OCEArj SHORE 3LIMIlED. Arr
rlves Norfl,k 80 p NJ stops only az Pstersss
steamers to Boston. Providence, New ork.%
Baltimore aud WASH g ton.
7:s5 p. 3M-gor Norfolk and Gil sta tons east
e q 3 10 IS M.snEw ORLEANS SHORT LINH.
Pullman Sleepers. Richmond to Lynchburg Sand
Roanoke; fsts1ss.rs 20 Hu,ask. .ynchhurg &ta5
Chattanooga; Menlphis aid New Orleans Gaze
Dining Car ID - ~
p N. and $50 p. M; from Norfolk II 100 .A.a
NJ and 1850 P. NJ. s.. m
Office No 1913 East Main 2St1 eet. -.
NV. 3. REV1LL c.. H. BOS-IEY
IN den'l Pass. AEt. Dist. Pass Agt.g&
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I BY rho Valentino Auction Co.,
812 East Broad street.
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AIR. BARBER, is your business a
Nv little shy? Is the little fellow
AJA around the corner bea ting you
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Mrs. Elizabeth A. Launder.

Tho, funeral will take place at o'clock
Sunday afternoon from the Weddell Me-
mortal Chapel.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-19
proving and furnishing White

He now wants 100000 more for sta
bles. and when he gets them he Will
think of something else to add to the
luxury Of his surroundings. He comes
little high, but think what Joy it Is
to have him.-JohnStown Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-19
The Woman of Poise,

The woman of poise indulges in few
eXcIlmations or superlativeS and does
not waste enthusiasm over trifes. She
is gracious. but never gushing, and
she has acquired the habit of listening
Atteutivcly. not awaiting with i'll cou
rraled pa2erneSS 4 pause in the con
vcrsatiou to enable her to rush in and
take the tioOr The woman of poise
never tllrerS after her @oodby is Spo,
ken: never. in fact, III :"r any circum
stances talks long while standing She
does not experience the difficulty toe
many people have OF taking leave
ssracefully. Sh" says goodby. gives
You bright ~uliie and Is off to the
pleasure OF duty which awaits her
You do not find out all there is to know
about the woman the first time you
meet her. You become acquainted
With her by degrees and grow gradu-
ally into her Friendship.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-19
The sink IsruSli.

\ ro9r"srond"nt writes: For years
". AaHa Detn studying the problem of
Siik a".:a.9's. ] Ae Lest we could do
WIS > To- IN old whisl1 broom and
USE that. Il lasted much longer than
any reeatlar sink brush which we could
by 1T tae store. Eut now we are
hai,J. Ne have a wire sink brush.
We '.4s,A lad it as long as we should
have had -four of the bristle kind. Not
only IS L eicAn itself, but it keeps the
sink i'll better shape and dipped in boil
ing water it is very useful In cleaning
the CRIME from the bottom Of the
Saucenans which a smoky fire or an
OH stove has deposited there
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-19
KITCHEN HELPS.

Don't allow ashes To accumulate TN
terneati the fire CRATE See that they
are taken UP every morning.
II You have no flour box in your
Kitchen buy an empty coffee chest
paint it nicely, put Oh casters and there
is your flour bin.
When milk boils over on the stove
or in the oven sprinkle thick layer of
salt on the burning milk Let it re
main Il few minutes, then brush off.
\ useful kitchen device is a perforat
ed strainer that fits tightly in the es
cape of the sink The strainer is fun
mel shaped and easily allows liquids tc
flow into the pipe, but retains all solid
matter.
10 clean copper kettle fill it with
very hot water and rub it with soui
milk, or, better still. buttermilk. After
ward dry and polish with a leather
Kettles cleaned in this manner once OF
twice d week will always keep bright
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-19
lJobbers, Wholesalers and
Manufacturers
OF PINE BLUFF ARK
LUM BIER.
BLUFF CITY LUMBER COMPANY.

LUMBER COMPANY
Manufacturers and dealers Lumber Iath Shingles
Doors IIso Bills spectt Cheap Lumber for cabins and
o0t bod3gs cur buildings, is l cheapest and
on
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-19
RETENTIVE CHARM.
The Magnet That Draws to Woman
Ardent Friends.

Adniring and loving are quite differ
ent things, though often confoundod,
for how frequently one hears Il man
say, "0h, yes; | admire her very much.
but she Is No the kind Of woman |
could fall in love with" What first at
tracts Il man ii beauty, what holds Il
man is charm, and L woH:jn may be
very lovely, yet possess no rctcntiNe
charm. Thus it is we see u beautiful
w"lnau losing her grip Oh d mans af-
t"ction, White Il plain woman does no1
do so
Why this should be is a rather veX"d
question: hul as a &on"raI rule it viii
be found lit such eases that there is
none other than mrrc physical beauty.
no beauty il may be, of intelligence.
feeling ur sympathy. Il matters NOT
low rNeaiSit" Il woman may be ii
eolnpi" yian 5fad f";5t4m"s, il thef" =
40 a,pth III In aatlae Size yea4cs so3.f
Il or later t. #,.#.sj, e.3e3i9e.
l.tei1li. Intelligent sympathy which
et3f comprehend suet4ar.s taazt trivial
joy end 0eePess .15e-ssarr, =ai...===
= s5fost Grtef aift asftnasf ser94dNe Z
ts,. .sa@aej f.4Ht draws s.te'lt#l Il ..li=
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Aiding Baltimore Fire Sufferers.

1t is perhaps proper for congress to
aid the sufferers from the Baltimore
fire by putting building materials to
be used in the burned district on the
free list. Similar legislation was pass
ed to aid the sufferers FROM the Chica-
go fire in 1871. Two or three inquiries.
however, arc suggested by this legisla.
ton:
First--If the tariff does not increase
the cost Of building materials, or, In
other words, 'if the foreigner pays the
tariff tax as the Republicans declare.
why remove these duties now?
Seconu.-lf the removal Of the tariff
duties on building materials will great
ly relieve the Baltimore fire sufferers,
who for the most part are wealthy
men, why not take off these duties ON
all building materials and thus greatly
relieve the rest Of the people of the
country, who for the most part are poor
and are trying to build for thentselve"
as good homes as their meager incomes
will permit?
Is this a government Of, by and for
the rich and at the expense Of the
poor?