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NOT SO VERY FAR WRONG
Finnish Maid Had Some Knowledge o.
the Real Truth.

A certain family who nave iUportes
Fin9ish domestic have been iaboriny
to teach her The English language bN
means of a language aud phrase ho4}h
Considerable dittenlty was encoun
tered IL the word "sWeetheaxi," Gla.
Finnish Mary prOfessed herself ante
10 -ra5p the meaning of the WuJG
The other night male iaituy taiea
ca Aiss Alice, and after May had
2a"uuaced him and the rol. Z, l.f,Y
had gone down stairs she .tiH linScy-
ed in her mistrcss's room
Well. Mary" said that lady, "Mhal
is it,"
lie downstairs he Miss Al'ce'S
sUui-hOney?' she asked.
The lady concealed her am'lserA enx
but the family now rcvel IN tbat r"w
ard most expressive defiDii ion.-- Phj]M
u :lpha Bulletin.
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The Old Autograph Album.

mons the relics of tho naet
A. "nhs or MemoryS clinsinK chain
Wlth its meEhes. binds me fast
S.vy usys fhat cannot com. again.
III. IN ~" pr,ze more ule ,us than
-" = n9ok'et; 'honghtfully scan
S sen"" pages. scrihbled DER
.ry many whom ! knew of yore
sns.sA refrain expressing love
sneath the picture of ooye
~ ~ lnere Il half rcastic oniu.
- Traced in childish p.nmanshin-
Sr:s ~. 'ove me as love YOU
i.ath" can cut our love in two"
"aa Una frite sentiment J see
cro." ohce passing dear 10 me.
sas .ne past my memory flies
nres" peir OF laush'ng eyes.
|ithin little hand that lay
NJ s.;ts ny oWn that summer day
3i)l = ga cut our love in two"
IA rh"o "os but an eArlhl, strand,
n ".a. as knife could never do
ecomn,,sh nisner power r.a0 ned
p''Soeo by the re:i":'s l1aad.
hst hessureo names. q memory.
br Nv were existence witho Il thee?
3ith tn0tl hot the magic KEY
hat ,"1;1th We penetrate the seal
Nj ;oeks away the rnrs,y pas;
heat 81 81, oaf leisure momeuts steal
brett .s rom thai ste crei oOm vast?
Ito ths .hee nov n,sU would grope
! un so, INJURIES unknown scope.
be shinw" S'ofm-s"ept. rocky slore.
kfore h;' ecked mariner doth crawl,
khind "n IN dread uncertainty,
h6 da a,,.n c' ucl. Y&Wning sea-
A'iess hanging over all.
--Wil]iam +. Kirk.
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LITTLE PROFIT IN TELEPHONE.
Cong-pistance Service Is Costly to
Maintain.

MAINTAIN,
An authority on telephony says that
the profit On long distance service,
excluding that between New York and
Boston, is meager for a distance in
express of $50 miles. and that on ac-
count OF the extraordinary quality of
construction and high standard OF
maintenance necessary. and regard
less OF rate. the New York Chicago
lines cannot handle sufdcient
amount Of telephone business to make
any profit. 1t takes the exclusive use
OF two heavy copper wires to talk
from New York TO Chicago, and while
fve-minu,e conversation Is going on
Ito say nothing of loss of time in get.
ting the subscribers together) the tel.
egrsph companies, with their "quads"
and much lighter wire can transmit
in FIVE minutes forty kilograms. at so
cents. amounting TO 500, as against
50 for a telephone call Then the cost
of maintaining of the lighter telegrap ph
service alongside OF the railroads is
from IS per cent to so per cent less
than the long g-distance wires over the
highways.
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Eoua, 70 the Occasion.

As one Of the few occasions when
the wit cf Rufus Choate was foiled.
an incident is recalled When that bril-
liant lawyer was examining ore DICK
Barton, mate Of the good ship Cha!'
lence. Choate had cross-examined the
sailor for over an hour. hulling Ques-
fjOps with he speed OF rap.d-hre
gun.
Was there q moon that nght?'
Yes, sir
Did you see it,
"No. sir.
Then how do you kDow there was
4 moon?"
The Nautical Almanac said So,
and Ill believe that sooner than any
lawyer in the world.
BE civil. sir"
And now tell me in what latitude
and longitude you crossed the equa-
tor:'
"Ah, you are Joking
mo. sir, l am in earnest and de-
sire an answer.
That's more than l can give.
Indeed! You a chief mate and un-
able TO answer so simple question?
Yes. the simplest question ever
was asked. thought even tool OF
LAWYER knew there's no latitude At
the equator.
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An Opportunity.

The late Prof. O. c. Marsh, vino
for many years occupied the chair Of
pa 4eoAtolosy al Yale, and WHO at BIS
death left scientific collection Of
great valne TO the university. used
10 delight in telling the following
story:
One morning he was walking dcwn
New Haven street when he met {.
negro driving horse which mad a.
curionsly mnlformed hoof
when your horse dies, said Inc
professor to the old darky. II VIVA
cjr" YOU s. for that hooi if yop VIA
err It of and bring il 10 me
Very well. sab, Vas tns .tpiy, anA
the horse and driver disappeared
Two hours lat"r. WHOM 80 professor
reached home. he found the negro
who had hoen ImpatienIiy awaiting
him for an hour. .luntiuS d carefully
wrapped package to the professor, The
darky said, DE hoSs is daid, sab. 49,
Youths Companion.
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Baseball Players and Foot Racers!

Louis J. Kruger. ex-champion long
distance foot racer of Germany and
Holland. writes, Oct q, 1901: During
my training of eight weeks foot races
at Salt Lake City, in April last, l used
Ballard's Snow Liniment to my great
est satisfaction. Therefore, | highly
recommend Snow Liniment to all who
are troubled with sprains. bruises or
rheumatism" csc, soc, $1.OO bottle.
Sold by L. r. Coon.
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STATESMEN OF SIMILAR NAMES
Odd Coincidence Makes Trouble for
Representatives.

Alfred S. Hall answers twice TO the
roll call OF the Massachusetts house
Of representatives there being two
members of that nodv bearing that
name-one from Revere and he other
from Winchester. He ei Revere who
is the Younger lately married Win.
chester Young lady. and he OF Winches-
ter. who is widower got most of the
CONGRATULATIONS. his fallow members
thinking it must be he that was the
bridegroom. the bride being from his
town. There is no end Of bother in
sorting out their correspondence 1t
Is the first time in the history OF Mas
sachusetts that two members of the
same branch of rhe legislature have
borne the same name.
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Arouse Thee, Soul!

Arouse thee soul,
God made not thee TO sleep
Thy hour Of earth. IN doing nanght,
away:
He gave ther power TO keep
Oh, uEe II for tFjs glory while you may.
Arouse thee, soul
Arouse the<, soul.
On. there Is much to 90
For thee il thou would $, work for EH-
kind;
j he misty future through
A greatness looms lis mind aWakenesa
nlindi
Arouse thee, soul!
Arouse thee, soul,
AHd let ne body do
Some worthy deed for human happ'ness,
To j"lr when lite is through,
Onto thy name, tnat angels both may
bless,
Arouse thee, soul.
Arouse thee. soul
Leave nothing Of the earth:
And, II the body De not strong 10 EarG,
10 blessed thoughts give birth
high as YIN heaven, pure as aea'ens
sir;
Arouse thee. soul
Robert Nic0A
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Ny Lookinp.Glass.

When I've watched the loNs night chang
ing from the sioon.s 10 the srav;
Ana The early ,,reaks nf morning Ger the
When. all hagsard broken old, seek
my long neglected bed
With a, humping in my bosom and an
aching IN my heaG,
Then feel vague uneesine.s that
thrills me as | pass
Where the warning gazes at me fsem my
faithful looking-e glass.
lar,ied with a thud
And Advefsits has ,rampied me low
rher | sszc inio my mirror s.nd a lot Of
Just to- see thai bless creation ! n a
And smooth ,he wrinkles woven by the
trCuD}@s ihai na Ass
AS paus' ard eazc While into m,
faithful looking glass.
When I've striven rieht and day along
tine pa, hway Of the years.
Building riches for myself out of broth
e,'s grnans and tears
When ny character is written in eact
cruel curve and line.
And my soul is lore. q stranger to Il
ray OF Gods sunshne.
All the wealth I've given life and hAalrh
and ho"Or "a amass
Turns to ashes of repentance in ny
faithful looking glass
On my waIl II hanss-a monitor tina,
never fatterS ne
Never passes Der croWfoot with some
gentle Sophis1ry:
I may break jest with Fortune. l may
nout the coming Death,
! may swear my heart is lighter than the
summer hreezes breath,
But a j. rarities ard folies have cher
ished long. alast
Change % SORROW wien / view them iu
my faithful looking glass.
- .e~ie's Weekly
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ARE NOT OF EQUAL VALUE.
Distinction Made Between Lives OF
Millionaire and Laborer.

Distinction Made Between Lives Of
millionaire and Laborer.
The life OF a rich man is worth
more than The life OF poor man
and the ply sician has right to charge
the millionaire more fer his services
than he doe; the la borer, is the Opin
ION recently handed Gown by Phila.
delphia Judge. Hho vert Oh rc say,
The physician is unlike The mer-
chant vino has goods Of different ouai.
ity to sell at various prices. He
must give his best service in every
case. But it does not follow thai the
service is worth the same in every
case.
Human life has pecunlary value
of variable quantity. greater in the
millionaire than in the laborer. Thus
the practitioner Of common sense
makes out his bills to suit the pecunl-
ary circumstances of his patients.
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f..
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-,
- az j sn.H# s~ 9=t}-=a4 ~
e">= a t#-r ~ ,izt.t
f - 'rdrs 5.Igs ~ 5fGH#r
a='uenir.- ,lp.. r.,a. v.sI gec 2.9
Ni-4'u st.atit ue ma,,e d ussioaaf uaaa
oEG Edmund ruluaaug,. cGatrWaa
At ~, Wiltshire .uAt.l camcl} las
u1aeed die rsefus.tfgu aa.eefe }he
chancellor OF ~ essaGa=t-
r'tc troub.v aEo4t ~'raaa.&eo bas
21.scu y. LeGs.-I y9&.s. atG is caused
~ tAe great ambct cl fzcuts tuutzta
~he huo fahcf to aotra 10 fooh 81
'tte >teip-s Aaeuatel II a eeuDuas
's=e. o.edi> eaaI ,Aef Vent near H.
~. .,.==a.lN i frU visitor 10 tie ao.s6
Et1=iis =-,-lI4IeE Eulae> =I.lil44za -E.za
"a a. 30 thfrc. Btd III atr =t
H=4 t=a~= =@touehcpae uaa suam=a
VIII -zzf..s5. anu Il s5 5o -
te#f l#s v#4eaf ef are - ezfH
- a5f3zl. moes-il= ==uo=Ha zHa#=f5=a
81 ee5'HHz Iaan 1=aaa III the pre-
hfao #'.fa er,g 10 6e 1=d -
czIeas5r-of Gae =J51u. &afffwy raU
's=as. =z.ttis..A ea.ee. - 1He=eamn=
.sssI .!.e @@@5=tHl8a 'Ha5 .5a baa5.s a.
.aeT-e is Tor IL 81 b9# #beH.uj 64
-. aotIuu irc'9#oG IN lruce
.e It's "ld Wild ,taea. Ter ha# .a1as
3ee#tes
s.1eHete,naa ea#-.ssa - eee4aa
sfeat q a+eaut.e :5aHa.4e stones =44
s,ls 'leaal5aa a-fauG $50 mile jga#
Nm. e.5a.y- Tic stand in an eNtsa
stHe efapp et Hee6tsforie= barrow -
ne hF0aI" a@". The c'aFlaromout 6f
laes@ stones is s.roaa, IN more q
less mystery ana Gaz heau attriHuto4
10 The 'hoenic.aa@ tae Ne'"ae. l)lujs=
and SaNons. II tIas Eeou called a to,H.
PIE q the sun OF serpent Worship,
Shrine Of Euddi!a, a planctaritlm. a
gigantic 9ai!uWs. monuments to lead.
Ing soldiers Of ancient Britain, a cal
nau2r for measuring the solar wear.
etc. There seems 10 be no doubt that
Inese stones were put ZIP in the bronze
age, long before the arrival OF the so-
mons, several OF Mj.u1u SPof4. Of them
as one OF the four wonders Of }tfg-
land
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: :. VIC
3jlftBi1N

'l'a=3ay a#e- fair - ~ 4 ~ as5v.
.e!.e 'is>aeluae... Eyaa44::st Az.
WILSON Viii preach IN lie Ilara;as- 5f
, The WuGli's Creates M4n4feet
"a The Lorl's supper. This is > ~fa.
jec' Of vital interest 10 an people who
hink along religious linaS. Dou61ies@
yhe truth "ill 5e =. foF'h in 4rne
Seriplural style A. go there viii
he q baptisnHl scrsfco In ghe charch
house. Sixth and Beech All candi-
dates Tor lhe holy ordinance of han
tianl are Neaue stee 20 he ready to aae}
fh"ir Lerd ana SAVIOR IN lhis com
maud ~ ! o.eloc. lhe tpeh faIk. /
u Wolnesf.& lHeetins VII be 1oId ~
The ahctHacia. EFaa@eFs.a Nlen vii
~an Mi deliver his eaI6astuea lecture
o. ~ Nanaa.s Eawee f.4arr# We
nan and eill III Town s}ould haar ah:s
ctnre: VIII hefe them n faatr
everyday He. ~ o-cfac1, No evan.
=s.Ii.t= Win preach On flr subject
The New resa1leGt Church. -
=aecia! chaig viii ae @tsea aWay affee
lbo service 10 a11 a.ho 'ie4.G,' tAe saae
: Request = made Haf Eou give hi
=':eon aa2 caar' a fair h. a1l0@. ~
4aFor. bHi an Impartial reading II i
IS called Tor. Some service begins at
'. sharp. \ cordial Invitation is o>.
fended 10 you ami 2ou22 to he present
and enjoy the coo1 shade. gospel sing.
inc and gospel preachi4s at=lht tal.
ernaele today
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-31

4 few years ago three lovely Young
girls heard Bishop Hendrix or
skilled Labor for the Master. and
their hearts We're touched. Scomitt
Etble training school opened il; .loors
to th. i tAt;er TWO ye,,s '..-lif !
training. Miss Norwood w + Vas
sent ~ nc foreign board 70 Ley
i"o where she is doing valiant serv-
ice for the Master. Miss Helen Ba-
aer. Under the home board. is D, ov-
ing What power a city missionary
is in the home land July 4, The last
uf the noble trio Miss Mamie Ei-
lott. accompanied by ira ned nurse.
left on the Santa Fe TO take charge Of
the Homer Toberman deaconess
home at Los Angeles, Cal May God
bless these dear girls in their labor
OF love. Are there not others who are
willing to give themselves for the
Masters service?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-31
PEEFUMEp LAMPS AND RINGS
They iday Ee teed as Means OF Dis
infec ctno Rooms or Cars.

meeting Rooms or Cars.
The rs" of perfume as a disinfectant
IS we'll known. AND The "scented q
dandy has perhaps more hss,tii3e
wisdom than his pietrartors give him
credit for. IT is he who is trying L.
revive the Use of lhe perfumed foun.
tain ring an article de luxe which
may either be used as an ornament
3r as means of d pleasant disinfec'
ant in stutfs underground Trains on a
installations Districts
The ring is an ordinary gold o.
fitted with ball at the back, It is
filled by pressing The ball nearly fiat
and dipping the ring into a cup n1
scent. When The elasticity of the bail
draws the perfume into the interior
Till quite tull. BY the least pressure
the weare, ot the ring can cause a
jet OF scent To shed it's refresh ing
aroma any moment he pleases. and he
may TINS act as benefactOr or :.
nuisance 10 thos, in his vicinity.
The perfume lamp may also be
used as another pleasant method OF
disinfectine room. a ball Of sponev
platinum is placed over ihe center Of
the wick, and is fixeo in it's position
by y thin glass rod, which is insert -
into Ice wick. The lamp is then file
with any scented spirit. and when
lighted is allowed to burn until the
platinum gers red hot. The Game IS
then blown out. and pleasant odor
tilis the atmosphere.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-31
prospect Strenuous.

A dry goods merchant was explain.
ing the situation 10 the new traveller
sor," he said, has got his business
all tangled up, and if you take his
place you will have dificult task get.
ting order out of chaos Il don t
know who Chaos is" cbeerfnily re.
piled the newly appointed traveller,
but bet you III sell him some goods.
II have to hang on to him q week."
Tit Bits.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-31

-4 &c
- ,zaa V.tIs3 ~
#tl aee<=to s.sss -.
fee. 'se.
Arrt ~ +-tr. - G.otu-+
as..zz,n lss He..1e# tucE.s. aa
q. -.a s5orH- n,--tE..J- ...#l... -.
fe.-t 49,, sts9eg#i s## ~. F.I=,
~ = t.ofect
RE IN" clad &. ~, bara - -
WuHF. ~ .ald icr .ag ..4t ....=,...
IN @eas raHs't= ore=r rae.,e.5ia ts.s
t. t+Aa1 - ue+1ae yxavet-tu h4a--
- Nran .ar ite" 'ou& VII il nike?
= h'7." ,tsf5 1Ie-a#jvef ef=al aa.-553r
iast z.e''r=gs.a =oats prinaa#a.. Yor
9IN Geas j. IL. rfmns il day. Il
H-n =" a4l. LIS sEoe@ sEincl
6e 'Gee .ts aseHt, 3a. hoy long
Nf'i e s"lse. H. ny aa3 ,a4j seen.
4 Htfar..t u.rle.e aupfy IrIeas h,
ass tsno It hob lor tN,.=saet tar
teats ara ea.# -@ae3cd lho ecUa6ls
et=a.=+4 a.s4 afltaH 4-sHe4-baa~s
H#! ~ eaif lie hoy al liz ta-.
the taaett ~ tfnc eeqnif=. ae vs a
20 #.a=d EIf .zeu more IE4ya =
hf#ttHH5 ea4e tho ean-tt91.
'a faIHsds. zh"nez plaH2 eastums.
tN'1==a fer as ~ nitrate a,
77Ift= =t5aIrl,I.z .ia.tTIf. rhaz s,U6
E41 ua1 farz son . faEao and Vim,
=z.. aags fnea rarsfoa word is 49,
g.. $50 Hl a.pe =uu can -,
e. .f''zaI. .1azr aeXt tt.nc '
z.sJ ,92't Voaftoao hera any NOR
I4e-uaa 0ha tHesos down town j.
~ eeser#aa t#eou =. olaer et y eaf
= r2tis'. anH4 q saoaslyl= ureesttates
TIN te+ ttas- =faa. .l Important q6es.
I5an sla9e= =l.1e. .uiau takr2z Yoa
6sar Z in fi1"s sture. at the nresesip.
GeH ae4l45en aaa al the telephone
he"'il In#baaIsa II hotels. IN olhees
ana ea The s2geet zreepc pat tiat que.
1taa e each o'Etr taI no apparent res.
soil hey sinepiv tee"t and -,are al
ea"f other for a minute, chen anv=
makes @ome tefnatk apropos Of noth
pies. How lone viii it take? Pos
slpll tle Importance ! ascribe To fh2G
phrase may eeiiie YOU AS an esax
geIaton, but il is not On the COZ
tfarN haven stated the case strong
lE enough, for the frequency with
which ] nave heard the question pro
pounded conN ilccs me that 1t is fher
very handspring Of metropolitan cor
NerSatiOn.
10 a man OF my indolent dispose
ton all that reckoning time is painful
| was brought up in section OF the
country where nobody cares a rap ho9
long it takes 10 do thing, and it wiz
be with feelings OF pleasure hat
shall again minalc with friends whn
SH HGt answer even my invitation &c
have Il drink with the query, Hoy
loA& viii it take?"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-31

First Baptist churcil-The pastor.
ReV Ross Moore. will preach at both
Pours Of service. Subject for the
Pornlng, Like Christ Evening sub
fct, The Trophies of Youth Become
ne Weapons of Manhood. Sunday
|cnool $50 a. m. B. Y. p. L. I p.
+ All are cordially invited to wor-
|nlp with the congregation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-31
TO LIZ q YEARS o1PrH~r - NATION

Aea -.a-a
G-
- -#r-5.+-- -..-
~9a .--T5
"ta
era' .e4
,.;szs= NJ
oe#12 aj tt -., #ff.
e=i>"2.1s'i .ss..,s..z ..--.,, tGe..az
II -git ata a. ~
has lut drunk j .iz=.ss4- ts#.t ~
Years and tW2 @ssa.a= ..=s .s.s.s =.
stain a .@rcat "a +. le"-oso..a.E- ujsa#
maj l's,Gsar ion ii #e-rjneucv
Vt aacona I, - faamae1s ea.anz
Of meu aEt @oa,-a Il 4c.a.e. Mo
WoaSjN g-speN -5.. :aa liquids. ae17,
i'll tt~ G15Is III EF;Gittvc E"T5E. 80
When the @e5t.leF=fa suitable. e}eep -
he bare -raltaa .roio Naica Icy asz
supposed - a>jr&ej as,.st.dl .Haa:ar-a.
vglren1s
iIe'r toseHA sa'oraansan. he ~
1nHias.l "a q.lz4EieH. la.. @.r...ttz ~
ea naasher If as}hefznts fu fas3.=s
and u:s=ta.s eenttsaIs. jYc1H3iae sce=
@f11 WI Ht45zEH ffTsFei4rs nd =r.,=s=
tists# tfe assert 5=ehag H. =f4e,.e - h.
ins advocated - s.54Is55t and -
followers is 9ho only ano that Is na
J'rai aa5.=hcalfb>. an ttat i. lis do1z
fion a 5naH or ao9aH may add co
2ielera9lk ~ lie saaH = 3f,.
There is 6ot sauod m2n IN IT,
1alisl, 10 tal3 t3a zr.rel-- ami ~
Tic ue4Ho 8ha eat sa}f aud drinl
WageG Use 10 tr rs old as %. or eve
tro Wi5en We 15Fe i nafarai life
So -. reason My ~a- LIQUID net -
gata 10 sa0 e1 :, *oaFe.
II prehistoric TIMES hamsn beiua
!j}te i9 those ,s<es. heeause the9 az
icoa Intended fqa human consumption
ana what moisture ,hay re4uired Wa.
extracted from ,ae air BY ;heir bod
les.
ti;'as Snur boat5l. j.lpre5od Her
Salononson. since Eou ahsn1one9l ca
ing SAT- anG tIrlutia@ lieuds?"
"fmneasllrahiy was the reply
During The tnenty-siN nit5hths 1ha.
no drop has passed my li1s hay
lost in weight s'Xiy-tWo poaads, but I
feel younger and stronger although |
am 80 Years Of age.
1t gives one buoyancy OF spirits ;
Ike that experienced by { man Whe
climbs high mountain. The s1p
is more elastic. the brain IS clearer
and a sense Of happiness ard content
ment pefmeates ones being. Cares
weigh lightly. and at any f.1ur of the
day or night one is capa4le Of mn,
amount Of mental c. physical exei.
ton
Salt. according to Herr SsiOmonson
who is a man of considerable educa-
ton, is the first link in :. chain Of
modern evils. II leads to the eating
Of animal food, which in its turn neces
states the taking Of LIQUIDS.
The abolition Of these three so
called snecessaries he proceeded.
Drugs would not he required: in fact,
they would have no effect on body
built up by natural means, In this
country you establish sanatora for all
ing persons. whom you continue to
supply with food upon which the very
bacteria you seek 10 destroy thrive The |
best.
Salt is not only rUinous to the body
hut it is damaging to the soul and |
destructive OF the intellect while |
water or any other form of liquid is !
mere burden 70 the stomach, and has !
no value at all
Herr Salomonson himself is a pic !
turesQue looking man. and creates
sensation whenever he appears in Lon
don streets. He wears long brown
cassock and a pair Of sandals. A great !
mass of hair falls over his shoulders. /
and his coIarless neck is hidden by q
long, wispy beard.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-31

There Will be the usual services a.
1.tasjde Methodist church Today
cundav school al $50 a. M, capt. \
Roberts superintendent. Preach
l. at II a. N. and SID p. ~. Ivy fhe
osstor Rev. W. c. Watson. Subject
for the mornin9 discourse. Tears and
rrumnhs of he Christian Life.
spnior league at p III. Junior league
,+ ! n m. Cordial invitation extend
ed to everybody.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-31


It Mn be ot special Interest. 10
, many of HIS IL know hat 0Hr former
. corresponding secretary, ot }he Little
Rock conference. Mrs. E. l.. Rudolph.
noW ot Clarendon, Ten. is spending Il
While IN the mission honle and train
in@ school. We who had the priyi-
.e@e OF hearing her at Prescott last
year, know how her heart is filled With
I've for this school, and if she is per-
n1itted i'll the providence of God TO
stay in the capacity Of teacher, we
feel she will prove d blessing 10
those with whom she comes in con
tact. We ask the prayers OF our CO.
workers in her behalf.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-31
Danish Emiarants.

Emigrants from Denmark, none Of
whom is illiterate, all come to the
United States. Ninety per cent of
them are Lutherans and nearly all Of
them settle on farms. The ordinary
day laborer in Copenhagen receives
354 year, with board. lodging and
washing; by the dsy. in harvest time.
1fty 10 sixty-fve cents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-31
=Coai.'Ni.,er.


How !.ttIe n pira .ufo
.AHG ef;l }ess - 1fa4~r1re
i Ia al IlHscle 5t1d fraWIf
u 20 HofkS H. th- z..5al fite
VI r" t"ils in ne n;1,Nn-.s
Nitt never q tsHiei,;er ti;"n:
AG"dts. d&SiN !=f,r@ t..5I Il sadness
IT eS.is;r2s hGnae too he come.
! fond Nj ai4a cf.;.,t,.1I
: ith icy % him :.fe@t:
Ia Nm tAA3 ;re -!4e4
10 n5sko !5Is f5f,, svtet.
foiijt-, fefij?&. eref f,:fftee,
y "rt ii" fer taeSt W ~ L.. 1aIes:
Bat What 'ses~ Il -. tim
hen eaN.i t'j-ts .s-.st3 I'm
Cypress az, '5ea I&it i5ni
10 the cross uf acIerty grim?
II Ia. }ne9t5 Ae eict =3A=5e
hisees e"cH II ~ istved aaes.
Ie the hatfso - N7th tif-4 ~istrts
mat nie}.t 10 eHe ste,.ts him.
y corpse HGf!.es -. H#s.l. 4.:I:=-
God have ply o15 re. ~. 'ie!? =b4arts.
4 Strata af Sisets reatzt.. ! =o5,t his fife
AHc ended '.S torture, his lrilI am. ii.
st:ife,
Elit who II protect ticnl--
ilis ctlilnr"'' ana wife?
fpiing tc'int. rvfr toiiine,
orkIng tor tn0Se whom he loves:
Eut what does Il gain him
When CaEit 9 lists As4aii nm
Opptess end then nail HIM
+" the cross OF poverty grim"
Birl7l ne ham Silent I've
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-31

Carnegie Endowment.
The Carnegie Institution has S1er
3O1. 500 assets and . ea6A ba3anco q
o446. .47e.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-31

At the Tabernacle--Biblc school at
$3.50, l.. T, Sallee superintendent,
Morning service al II. Sermon, The
Worlds Greatest Monument, or the
Lords Supper by Evangelist Allen
Wilson Baptismal service a, the
meeting house, Sixth and Beech, 80
!. m., sharp. Women's meeting AT the
tabernacle at O'Clock. Lecture by
Evangelist Wilson, "A Womans Pow
er.' At s p. NJ, night service, "The
New Testament Church." Chart ser.
|mon You are welcome to all.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-31

DR.. W. D. Buckner, the rector, being
fbsent there will be no services at
Trinity church today. DIR. Buckner
@lll arrive home next Wednesday,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-31

Duty holds a note against you.
Put her off, and when she calls again
rhere'l be big interest to pay
MRS. DONELSON.
Reporter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-31
Compressinu Cotton.

Compressjng Cotton.
Now that cotton presses reduce the
size of bale until it weighs forty
Eve pounds to the square foot, one
thip will carry the product OF 40,oe0
scres OF average cotton land.