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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-11-12

The December DELtNEAfOR. With
its message Of good cheer and helpful-
meas, will be welcomed in every home.
The fashion pages are upusutiy at
tractive, Illustrating ana describing
the very latest modes in way to
make their coust uction during the
busy festive season a pleasure III
stead OF a tqs3, and the literary tnl
UioJoial features are Of rare excel
lenGe. \ selection OF Love Slug4
from the Wagner Operas, rendered.
into Eugiish by R,chIrd DE- Glliienne
and Beautifully Illustrated in coiors
by !. Z. Lcyealccter, occupies pro-
nliaenJ place ana a chapter il the
C1mpo.eca' series, relating t'-e Ro-
nance Of Wagner end Coaim1, is an
interesting supplement- to tn lyrics.
a verv clever paper entitled TN
Cour. Circles OF tie Repubic,' d.
scrihas some unique phrases OF Wash
l!lctll social lfa is from an unnamed
contributor, who 70 said 10 write from
gna inner circles Of society, Tner
, ara short stories GeJ1 tn pens of Z.
lFlakinson Smith, RD3er5 Grant,
A ice Gown. M~y Stewart Cutting
and Eln3-s a...oa p ss gni sucn In
tere#u4g grige. as JI,.s Msgrui r
ANA Cause ~ Town CJIgs mol th q
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-11-12
Bibs "A Comedy Of Toys.

B!Di-A Comedy OF Goys-i novel
aud attractive enc '.ainne0t via %
gwen by home talent ut Music HaI,
Friday anl Saturday ov5llnS', NV.
% aud rs, anisr tina aus noes Oh y IA
Sh w Guild and dh a3Gion OF Utrrls A.
Nc June This p lsin.s pr0gran rep.
reseuts toy shop, kapt oy an Old
man and his dtu guitar, All nL1y OF
thoee taLlng part represents sh5 odd
ind silent dolls al1 Aatnt5 Lh rem
exposed for sai5 4 fury com ~ along
with her wand and magic smelling
salts, apakes ths toys and fills them
with iise and mischief. Tle jumping
Jacks tic the dausater and mold her
prisune while pandem 1niun reigns
supreme OAe doll al5pe1 with the
man in the moon AMI ghe plot ia
worked ont embatijsael 10y drIlls,
marches, pantomine5 aud bright
catchy music auu dialouges
Cast Of CHARACTERS
Ciu -ppti lNt KY iiNN'' ....' ~ ''llst
* tty, his daughter. Carrie McCune
Bioi, Il French doll. ...... Clara Foltz
Angelica, a rag doll. Amy Clark
Topsv, a o.Rcls DOLL. Jessie Bennett
S,iYania a retired fairy. ....,....
.............. Halite Sutherland
2luee Caramel, q sentleman.....
....... .................. Tom AiVlr
S trge ant Bb',bOu, a soldier. .,.......
................. ..... hdrllmSn DUO
CAPT. TilrrOpe, s1iior VIII K-ough
rna 5lniman........ Herbert LlEiJte
TIE Aln in The MoDu.... Fred BishoR
Doll Heads--Leonory Dun, JlAra
INKS, Fay Pickering, HGzai Suthor.
lanl, Mary Aeougb, Mary Broogs,
Kate O'Hale
Clowns Thorpe Langley, Herbert
Whipp!e
Jumping Jacks - Jalian AIVOIl,
J nnte Lead, B'rnsri Nc Nanus,
Vine Pettingi!i, Tom Snaa,by, Lfene
ArmiGage, lawrence Brown, J. Brown
hoan's A r.
u.u, nal u,,,a,.,,
~. p,,..t .,Ia,r
0,. % a r.rrau
p,, W, Gag,
90 nil, c.ar,rpl, HAYDEN
VI,hor,no A,y,rd Hslan Parry An.
reiq Htydsn, Helen Mclean, Elnel
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-11-12
NOT A SICK DAY SINCE.

81 was taken severely sick with
kidney trouble. I tried all sorts of
III dicines mono OF WHOA relieved me.
One day saw sn nd OF your Electric
BitLers and determined to try it. A.
ter taking a few doses felt relieved
and was soon entirely cured, and
have never saen Il sick day since.
Neighbors Of mine have been cured
OF Rneumati-m, Neuralgia, Liver AND
Kidney troubles and Genera Debility.
Tnis is what q + b ,5s, of Fremont
n. G writes. Olly 50a at al drug.
glsts
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-11-12

DR. LIE DUES GENUINE FRENCH Pc
MALE REGULATOR from Paris. Three
packages are poSitivel- warranted to
cure the moss Stubborn cases Of
monthly Irregularities, distinctions
and suppressions brought on from
whatever Pathological or abdomopai
cause or return Of rloney. Sent any
where prepaid on receipt OF price. If
you want relief quickly insist on your
druggist selling You this. Refuse all
otbcrs.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-11-12
Men AM WOMEN Kept Young,

VIRTUAMA is q French treatment
that 10 positively guaranteed TO cure
impotency, incontinuence of urine
r suiting from indlscrg tions or dehili-
ty, gives vIIality and vigor to old and
middle agsd, restoring the desires,
amoaLions and aspirations OF youth
ana health, fixing Tor success and
happiness IN business professional,
social and married life. So package
or3 FOR So sent anywhere prepaid on
receipt Of price. This is the one that
Wi make You rejoice SO do not let
your druggist usi: YOU into buying n
cheaper make N u Will TOOL you.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-11-12

ChiBy.ts tDorest IN the trotssr wen
nfulDpst1atal rVcsutty wheo th,~D IpAt.
snces wrrc attended By tdc crowds AT
the track Of the West ChicaRo rTNfn2
c3ab the Initial nantiaee IF tins sessso
was held and d1>y one ~ TIC largest
C1owfts ever present 81 a rnatinee there.
barring TIN ryp events. The new grvpd
stand WIS In Stiape 10 CONFERENCE.-The
he S,akyoaa. and tho sy1r1 vaa very
gooi. although a few OF The horses
save evidence that race or fwo VIII
impnpr tieis finishing powsr-A
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-11-12

her position 4. operIs1r for the Pao-
ple's fslephols -,
W, J Leader OF the County Clerks
ofiice left Thursday for Illinois where
he kill visit relatives for week
4 3 Dear returned from 2iaajon
Cauada, Thursday wnere ~ a13 c,n-
plaUed "a important RAILROAD contract.
\ small blaze IN tbs chiinney OF
JGdge Roberts residence ctiled out
the Easg End fss dspsrtn ent We'd
nesday evening. NJ dlntge was
done
II was troubled with constipation
and stomach troubles, ios1 hs3n, m
Complexion was ruined; H>lllster's
Rocky Mountain Tea orouglt b,ct
my health ana complexion ~ Mary
Alien, et Louis IS uslt5.
Grassland car i9 nov touring the
state O. Iinuits and great De II OF
interest IL exhibited by the fLcmars
0s the dIiSernt states through which
it hiss gone Tae fist OF next week
it will be IN Chicago.
Mrs William OJton re uru5l hons
Thursday morning from asnree Weeks
visit IN Dixon Iii. DltIlg nor az
eeuce Mrs. Colon alton - TOE fuD3r-
a, OF her mother. Hsr tagI3c n.
Henry ChappeIi returned h1ne VITA
her and will spend abOuv two months.
faint no use to sit down and whine,
Wnen no fish get tang I'D in your line,
Bate your nook with 4 humble bee,
Aud keep on taxing R>cSP Mp00uain
Tea.
Capt. Andrew Hagerman who was
accidautly shot at Solol Snring- Fci-
day Of asst week, died At Leslie no'pi-
tai TUESDAY morning. Capt. Htger-
man had be 81 81 resident OF Dhuth
and Superios for =, nlmber OF years.
He was commanders Oh lIe ferry b rat,
Swansea. His body was sent 10 RI
cine tor burial,
/ I. Thur day openadtl5 seas1n OF deer
hunting in Wi5cone a lumber OF
Superior sportslsn g e for the woods
w dnesday 90 as to b. IN readiness
| FOR Thursday morning. About 1890
licenses have been taken QUE and
more are expected 10 90 taken out De
/ fore She close OF the season. Fine
! sport is expected as the deer ara M.
merous and exceedingly tame. -
The citizens of the g ,ss Ell were
very indignant over the report pun.
lished in the Duluth paper to the fact
that the Euclid Il )tai had heen
closed. The Times wishes to state
that the Euclid Is NOT closed and
Manager Burrows has had no idea Of
closing this popular hotel. The hotel
has been transferred from the Old
to the new parG of the building
which ID decided Improvement both
Cor the guests and management as
this part OF the h0tal is much more
comfortable Err the guests and costs
the management less for heating and
lighting The Off e and dining rooms
are now on the ground fpor on 5Vh
street, while the rooms are alin the
/ new part Manager Burrows wishes
10 state tina, he is now better pre-.
i--.
! pared TO entertain his guests than
ever before. 1t seems to the Tunes
that it wonld 30 good idea for the
~
! News Tribune OF Du nth 10 inves.i-
gate heacsay before publishing it aud
know thaJ what they publish mas
some truth IN it.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-11-12
Hr~v BIKE aecor0 For 1>ptlr

1aDes +. Monrn Of Chelsea reoant.
one hours rtiing behind four horse.
power machines ali Charlie, River park.
nenr lpsto1. covering - 20 miles In
the hour 1lare were seven starters,
Including, besides the winner, WIll G.
ndtssrI. Sammy Sul!tiEs, Benny Nun.
roA Rasu DC Gufc3iard. Patsy koBaN
:Jld l.culs Melting
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-11-12

GONovh l. q French tIcatmant for
Male aud Female, for the positive
cure OF Couorrnoea, G.eet, unnatural
di,charges, Almmation, limitations,
IN VI lnrations Of tine mucous mem
braues. An Internal remedy with in.
G ION com1lns4, warranted 10 cure
wo tss cases 10 one week. - per PKG
OF 2 Tor IS. SAINT anywhere on re.
4ips OF price. Bs sure AMI do not
ALLOW your drugList TO talk you into
buying a che tpgr Or any other kind
4, TIE Che tper ones will surely foo
you. Remember this.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-11-12
Age Tn ANa a rigs.

Under ayetaGc conditions ten weeks
Is opG ononrh 60 allow i.ttcf Of pigs.
IN suck. SOW WIN in mos cases wean
them al ttls lyae 81 two weeks older.
nat gnuc9me3 they viii not. a1h them
tie owner should scparaiD thru some
unea so,gs win come h beat before
the pigs are weanea. butt 10 IS an excep.
ro1el case. Tho sgyy shoNA alwayp
be n q cyrint.14 cpg3itiDo VIXEN bred,
uu4 size wiz hardly TO In uds couds.
ton whc,1 sucking litter OF piss.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-11-12
LOCAL.

Thomas FUrniss of Central Park is
g. st. Paul.
A Sullivan loft Wednesday evening
for 81. Louis.
k, Mayor starkweather was in the
city Wednesday.
! Poatnaastor Lucius of Scion Springs
wa. il Superior, Monday.
Miss & IL .beth Nc Corniok spout
Sunday at Bond Lake, Wis.
j. j, Exs.ron OF Washbutn regis
tered at the EGclid Tueeday.
.fts. Waller Echars Of Like Nohag.
anon ia the guest Of nor aunt Mrs.
Kate Mccormick.
;frs. John Malloy was hostess ut g
dinner For Nh. and Mrs. w s. Mall
10y OF Walla Walla, Wash. the last OF
the week.
Mrd. ii J. Westman who was 50
badly burned Monday morning by ne
over turning OF d lamp, died early
Wednesday morning.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-11-12
A RUNWAY EI"IY~~LII- -

Terminated with a ansry cut on tho
le2 of 3 Orner, Frauslin Grove,
II. 1t devetope stubborn utc r
un yieldlng to doctors aud remedies
fJrtour ysars. Then Bucklen's Ar
nc4 sllve cured me. It's just as 80 ID
f,r burns, scalds, skin oiupg.ous and
pies 25c at all druggists.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-11-12
DOESN'T REsaasr OLD AGE.

It's susan siM Vlsa yoI.n .li.s ID
show olyp1r resp 81 iar ) q age, Du.
iu tna coat ny ia tn olse Of DR..
KAg'sN 20 Life P,iis. Cl5y cut OF
N ala lies ~ M liter how sew sre and
irrespective OF oil aga, DysDsp5ia,
Jaundice. Fever, Constipation all
yield 70 this perfect Fill. Csc. at all
druggists. -.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-11-12
Exchange Column

The editor of 3 country news paper
i'd often MS own reportia! STAFF as well,
and Bcme 0? bis experiences when
out after news would make interest.
ing reading The editor OF 4 flourish
Ing journal IN northern town in Cali.
fornia recently called st the homo OF
the BRIDES parents the day after the
wedding Ae was DESTROYS of telling
his readers all about the event and
wished to give this Young couple a
good send of as well. THIS BRIDES
mother met him.
GOOD morning, Mrs Jones, said
the editor, rve called TO get some OF
the details of the wedding"
"Goodnoss, replied Mrs Jones in
disnay, their all gone. You ought
to have come last night. They ate
every sCrap."-EX.
1t was sad scene. Tho loving
mother, who had nos passed = cross
WORD with any member OF the family
was bitterly weeping. Every now
and then she would turn her head
aside, and tears, which despite all her
efforts 10 control hor emotions would
stream from her eyes which We're red
from weeping. With SELF sacrifice
She persisted in her task, however,
and continued 10 CRATE the horse "a
dish Xix.
This is topsy-turvy world. Que
man is struggling for Justice and an
other /, fleeing from It, Oue man is
saving to build q house and another
10 trying to sall his for less than II
cost One man is epending all the
money he can make in taking Il girl
to entertainments and sening her
flowers in the hope, eventually OF
making her his wife while his neigh
Dor Is spending the gold he has got to
get 3 divorce. One man escapes all
the Diseases man is heir to and gets
killed OF: the railway. Another goes
everywhere without being hurt aud
dies of whooping cough..-Ex -
You can tell farmer by looking at
his horses You can tell "a sl0venly
women by looking at her hair. You
can tell drygoods box stat by
the patches OH the bosom OF his pan
falcons. You can tell the poisonous
serpenc by tho biuntness Of his tail.
But the easiest thing OF al, you can
tell the enterprising merchant by q
glance at the local papers. This is
not Divine revelation but business
and Gospel truth.
There il probably no place on
earth bs tier than Il newspaper Office
to learn how many kinds OF people
there are, says the Personals. I'm.
gerprisa. Some get hutfy if state
ment is sent, Others will not pay until
they receive n statement. Some Will
pay without statement and others
will not pay whether statement IL
sent or not. Some thought they owed
more and come thought they didn't
owe so much. Some say they could
not get along without the paper and
othors say IL don't amount TO much
But the meanest, scruDbieet On the
list IL the man who takes il antil he is
shut off for non-paynent and theu
spends half his time explaining how
he used to take "the thingo but stop
ped il because it was no count
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-11-12

rhorSss Mriset:lsnn OF Toledo, o.
hns bought we'll bred sjx.yearsld
brovn nnN IN ArteIla. by Actell. 500
eG Ax1Hil. first dam by Intrun. second
thNn ny Enron Wllboa $40 n I5.3
hslGs, q paod !ndivhl,nu and possessed
ri quite tnrn ~ sIrp,d-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-11-12

Any good c0raF rrnlp with fn9sal
valves can ln Uac1 g. eool adv@ntaso
fox whitoRcHLiuE .oaeeS, outinildhsS
cite, says cor, x4d@nt OF A.nericun
AGr!cYturis' some iypc or lne hor'
doauv rJAlie is be.t suited for tlis
purpose Good Stone tiIae should 30
lhoa. :hiy slaEeJ, >'ULug II With
warm sy0tar. When r-s,ly TOY uSe, add
abost tea&po3nful or coramon ralt TO
each t,go eaAUu pfclfui O. D. unHe-
rial. Strain 4 carefully UrukTh anc
wire sEeYe or course door Of SHINE kind
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-11-12
A GREAT VICTORY.
Rep slisans Carry Nation. State
AMI CSlnty.

List FG5stIy va s,3:,i1l III mi
afthr the Dsl.Ots hal 0eal -->lasel it
showed !aag the Republicans had
rr!dd evary.hiA. j 4isls.
Is WAS CDl3sisl Gatt ia E9plli.
cans you'd eIsca lha r,c5stsalC lls 40
one had any idea tha5 it w1aii 10
sucu landslide. President e pose
Welt reLaia3 mis- clIir oy the larrest
vote ever given a p '3',i5ls nIvtlg Il
IA d lrity OF nearly l,5)l,ll1 votes.
GOV. LlT,lsCts va - al,c 81 by
batw zen 5000 ni 6D.0)) votsl.
All the Repio'iclls DpI11v ctuii.
dates vera elected oy the fo.io y.ns
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-11-12
Disraar,, or gOrnn rae,.

Leaf tAigtt 80 lNrlpol, as Also the
lafc, dj,,Hasc rep0r.cd from the Ohio
experi1leN stgt1nn Frequent spraying
Il Is commenced psriy enough.
Insect pc.,s arr tho s.rPro WORMS and
eD.ntD hectic. Occasionally another
wpytn appcrrH and burrows into the to-
nntoc1 The large green worm must
te hand ptcscd. The pOt3to beetle may
be destroyed by spraying wls.l poison
urosiGad 81 Is Done before ti,e toma'
tne., are hglf gyogn.--Eationri Stock
l-uu.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-11-12

Llc Managers OF the Chi'drH'a
a0s9 win giya donation party Nov.
IS ut the pome Of MIRA, l.. =. Water
man lS13 EeIDap st.
Tie Douglas County COURT con-
vcned Friday morning with several
il creating trials on the scha-a.e.
Judge Vine presided
The book 1ren "shQdov5 and
Sunshine written W. Che little 74u.-
IN girl, Nellie Zine E.a'2'5 ctl 5s
purchased 4. Russell Bros bookstore.
Ralph a.svara ia BY R.ga. oi
sword ? ZOO % i fair ,iz , audi
euce Al tle Grand Tuesday sve@ug
Election re.arne Tero reld Between
acts.
I1e aa.a9ses havo com oieted ar.
'genieilts FOR their annual BAH to
~sn at TIE Ras. l. "a Il5i3 Hall,
Wing eve Nov q. A TIr-
ser VIII be served and goo ]
ranIssd all. free transport
after the dance 20 Allouez
West End. Everybody al
i have good time.
nss75css 1ss<xF1<s-- -
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-11-12
NELSON DEWEY DOIN'S

/ The Literary Program Of last week
was alnlos, entirely a political one.
The question for debate was, "Resol-
we'd That ii is fer the bGst interests OF
! the country to oiect Roosevelt rather
than Parkern Clarence Badglcy OK
planned in q very interesting paper
the syst"n of electing tho president
Halia sutherland broke the menot-
onous train OF politiosl discussion
with comic recitation IN Irish
brogue The program WAS completed
with Edna Vince. essay on Women
ia Politics Tho program to be
rem Jared next Monday is rs follows:
r. ,ctqtion Rex MaJher
Vocal Solo Mabel Enrich
p!ay Characters Gust, servant
Harold Pickering
Laadlord Howard Rub
Paper Alex Nixon
Raadin: Mercedes Cdnpeau
Story Frtlc'a stone
RrCl5EtiOn Charlotte Is I'VE uStcin
Talk Dan Hamilton
Vocal Solo Tom NivOrd
The D'loHuS program viii DO rom
de.e by the girls Of Misses Crsmpton
ana Nlc1,lsou's rooms Of the Ng!sDu
D5Wey aahooi, Wednesday, NaE. -.
Thanksgiving Program.
q Citations by Schoo
! Piano Solo Vera PeJlingill
| Recitation Iva VOL.
5jng llilda Hanson, Margaret GuG
I CJmposi,iop Agnes Esiiin4
( K .ciL2tiou Clara b tlinl
/ Recitation Hazel William
Story re 4Ss Ethel Boswr-
ISpy Jessie Jordan Mabel CTos0
( Composition NlTJ unhLrllt
Recitation TO. Tekia AlmsIe.
Story az Vera PettiIQN
| Con- position Olive BriliiNp,
| Song America Bv scT1-
iComposiLIon !, Lillan .DiItmanson
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-11-12

John Henry Waiver. 2:l4IA tie
CHESTNUT HlHer owuod by TIGu,as Sulli-
y,In eff Luna. g.. nsccntly worked II
SdyA over the Tob6e track. lie and
u<ryapsS- 2:xpi, arc in -EsUioy"
Hayes stable and etar,Ha at the Luna
lnst6nE.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-11-12

good 5traIgh, lorgtti n}l wl) viii
bundle TIA ilGoresgs Of DIl, IS OJul-
ty to .he o3sJ adv IlGisa. TlSins the
election Is ylJie IL " - one OF the
big !esS laud hides for the Rspuo ican
pdfty ev5r 6iogn 20 tns nation.
Ptof 5hol. is IL on nj, ~ II !Slel Il
near Gordon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-12
SHORT STORIES.

The United States pays more money
for the transportation Of mails than
all other countries combined.
An attempt was made at Durango,
Mexico, to make soap from the OIL ex-
tracted from castor beans, but the ex
pertinent Was a failure.
1t is estimated that the Eskimo pop
ulation of Alaska, Labrador and Green
land has declined from 10000 to 10000
in twenty years owing to the thinning
out of seal, bear and wairus.
A Jury in a Chicago court has award
ed $500 each to two negro women who
had sued Il theater management for
damages after being excluded from oc
cupying orchestra seats for which they
purchased tickets.
Fifteen murders were committed in
New England during the month Of
March. most of them without apparent
motive. In only seven cases We're ar
rests made Of SUSPECTED persons. Five
OF tlte victims of the murders We're
women.
y valuable tinl of Indian arrow
heads WIS reeriny made by John Hess
Oh his farm in led ard Conn. He dis
covered 4 cache containing 200 perfect
specimens Of arroWj!tads, probably
made IL s5.z.r ..,...9.el oI TIE Nara
ganSett tribe Of ill&4ails.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-12
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

For spongins out bureau drawers or
sdcboards use tepid water containing
a small quantity of thymoln.
Jars and bottles that smell of onions
will be quite sweet and odorless If left
cut of doors filed with sand or garden
mold.
Narnished walls in the bathroom and
halls are easily washed off, and it
costs little in either money, tilne or
trouble to varniSh them.
Carved furniture which defes the
dust cloth can be made as attractive as
new by brushing it with a soft hair
brush dipped in kerosene
When using broom don't sweep
With your back; use your arms Sweep
in one direction with long, light strokes,
Sweep the carpet with the pile, not
against it.
A small wAisk broom clipped oblique-
~ 50 AS to make one side of it pointed
is the only implement to use when
sweeping the corners of rooms or stair
ways. rs by no other method can every
particle IF dust be SO effectively re-
moved
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-12
HORSES AND fORSEMEN.

jacob Deelner Of Salem, O., recently
purchased Eairmount 10y. 2.Z4l4. by
Ethan Wilkes.
Consuela s, 2:1ols, Ia tie Salisbury
string at pieasantou, trottee. Il quarter
in 3Ol2 seconds recently.
Frank t. Walker has, been engaged
to do the starting at lhe lteat!N lie
grand circuit meeting.
G W. Merklc, the PhilaGe Ma train
er. has added Director Red, 2:--Nl.. hy
director, to his stable.
The Philadelphia trotter Andrew
Moore, 2:1Sl4, by Andrew NJ, VIII be
extensively staked this season
Allie Smith, the Buffalo driver who
brought out Topsy, 2:U2i i, viii train q
public stable at Touaw&nda this sea-
son.
Among the horses to be raced by a.
David Of Lansing, Mich, this year will
be Robert s, 2:191a, and Lester d.
2:l94.
Dan Newill is handling Senator
| Whites matinee horses, including Miss
Whitney, 2:07l2. at the Jewett covered
| track
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-12
FOREIGN FACTS.

\ Russian lieutenant gets about 5000
year Il captain about $500 aud a
major $50.
Ia" only important independent
states now remaining in Africa are
AbHs~jna and Liberia.
The French government las Just y,lr-
chased fer the National Gallery 81 tE4e
Luxembourg two pictures by American
artists, Ed"!u Lord Wrch5 Of Boston
aHd=Nalfer Cay Of New York.
Siberia exports about Sl5.oooooo
worth OF butter a Year. The milk Is
very rich, only about twenty pounds
being needed for a pound of butter as
against tWenty-cight III Denmark
TWO walters In hotel at San Reno
won the first prize offered hy the Milan
Secolo, which has the largest circuIa-
ton Of all Italian newspapers. 1t con
sisted Of villa valued at SIG. 0Oo
Last year there was an increase of
a million tons In the vessels which ell
tered the port Of London as compared
with 1902 The figures We're ID, ,1sto, 42G
tons in 1902 and 16,797 ,o%4 in 1903
The heart of the celebrated French
warrior Captain Malo De la Tour d Au-
ycrgne. q hero of the first empire, Who
was killed in battle In 1900, was laid
beside the tomb Of Napoleon /. IN the
lnvalides with great ponp.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-12
EDITORIAL FILINGS.

Now that rubber ribs have proved
successful awful possibilities threaten
in the literal adaptation of rubber
neckS Baltimore American.
The mumps germ has hcen definitely
"iSuIated W Wont somebody please
gun for the microhe which causes that
swelling little higher up+-Ihiladel-
phia North American.
We would like 10 learn the Mormon
methods of making a living. A man
Who can provide for five wives and lou
children under present prices is Il tinau-
cial wonder. Memphis News.
In tle sweet siSterhood OF states
Utah eAtoIs In plural marriages. South
Dakota in plural divorces, New Jer~' Y
n plural corporations and NeN York
III plural politics New Aurk Mail.
\ medieul ee~tyiSt asserts that the
hhsr~ are 4 form of sptanehine HeHras
thenia. due to iHtraahlomiual yeuous
congestion That would c5u~c-a don't
worry club 10 dissolve. ltt>~hurI lis
patch.