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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-14
CLEANLY WOMAN.
Erroneousiy Thinks by Securing Her
Scalp That She Cures DandruG.

Cieanly woman has an erroneous idea
that by securing the scalp. Which re-
moves the dandruff scales. she is cae.ag
the dandruff She may wash her sea-.
every day, aud yet have dandruff ra.
lie long. accompanied ~ fa'.n@ I.f~
teo. TIE only way in the world TO cur
anaruG is to kill the daat9rafs ~s,..4
nd there is no hair rrenara lion 5ha- ~
= th2t bat Newbros Hcrpiciae F'-vr.:
je ~ killing the dand.u' z.f.-
Ne4 the tain free 10 eyote ~ H5e.5tt
'tses intonded. Destref 5ea g sf3.=-
2fT remnsc the effect T.. r,.
- ger1n with Farpirian sa4
ei'9sr druggists. Send 10n. ia se.t,z4,.s.
~ ola to The Iierpic.Go ~. 1s-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-14
---0&O----

Our fleet Of battlaships will prob
ably have to cut short their visit to
Newport, where they are guarding
the -Four Hundred, for the Sultan Of
Turkey seems to be qubblins about
pavag that So, eco to meet the claim
OF an American citizen of Syrian de-
Sc ent. This return of the fleet will
cost thousands Of dollars, for coal
alone, but it will give President Roose-
welt and John Hay another chance to
Show the world that if we have not
got big stick" we have a bundle,
of switches that can sting if used
sharply
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-14
THE FIGHT FOR THE HOUSE.

Chairman BabcOck of the Republl-
can congress ional campaign commit
tee. makes no secret of his fear that
the Republicans will lose the house,
even if they succeed in electing their
president. His canvass of the stu
alton shows a great many more doubt
full Republican districts than he
would like to see. In his own state
of Wisconsin, some four Or five seats
are in danger: in Minnesota, in Kan
sas, in Nebraska, in New Jersey, in
Indiana and even in Pennsylvania ho
secs visions of possible Republican
losses sufficient in number to put Tn
elc Joe Cannon bacE ca the floor and
make our own Uncle Lon chairman of
1 the great committee on apprOpril-
Etions. He is begging Chairman Cor
telyou for a share Of the usnfrIct, bat.
according to report. is getting smalI
comfort It is pretty difficult to gef
national committees to share with con
q cssional committees the privilege Of
spending the money. Chairman Cow
herd Of the Democratic committee, is
having some trouble in the same di-
rectiOn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-14
oERFUMEC LAMPS AND RINGS.
ln4y Nay Ee USed as Means Q: Dis
ir1cctinq Rooms or Cars.

!ESy may EG NSSd as III cans O. lis
infecting Rooms or Cars.
The use OF perfume as disinfectart
IS well known, and the scented
dandy has perhaps more hygienlc
wisdom than his detractors give HIN
credit for. 1t is he who is trying t.
revive the use Of the perftimed fGun-
tain ring, an article de luxe which
may either be u5ed as an ornament
or as a means of pleasant disinfect
ant in stuffy underground trains OF in
.psallbrious DISTRICTS
Tie ring is an ordinary gold one
tied with a ball at the back. It is
.iled by pressing the ball nearly fiat.
and dipping lhe ring into a cup CT
.9raws tie perfume inlo the interior
ill quite full. BY the least pressur=
The We&fer Of the ring can cause a
Jet Of scent to she'd its refreshing
aroma any moment he pleases, and he
may thus act as bennfactor or a
nuisance to those i'll his vicinity.
The perfume lamp may also be
ised as another pleasant mcta a0d Of
lisinfecting q room. a bail of sponsy
platinum is placed over the center Gi
the wick and is fixed in its position
by thin glass rod, which is inserted
into tie Wich The lamp is then filled
with any scented spirit, and when
lighted is allowed to burn until the
platinum gets red hot. The flame is
then blown out. and a pleasant odor
fills the atmosphere.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-14
-----OFO

What has Fairbanks ever done or
said that has been OF use to the coun-
try, and why. therefore, should the
voters elect him to the second high
est office in the land, and, in case OF
the demise of the president, to sue
cead to shat Office He may be "sano
and safe but he has never shown a
sestige Of ability except as machine
politician.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-14

burg district, has been increased 45
per cent. The price of his food has
been increased that much, and his
rent almost that much, while the cost
OF clothing has been raised to an
alarming extent
rs this something to stand pat
on?''
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-14
It May Come to This.

Yes" said the duke to the NIL
lionaire, q seem to have made a very
excellent impression upon your dalgh
ter, and if you viii loan me enough t
enable me to press my case properly
have no doubt that can win m5
wav into y0llr family"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-14
ShipWreck Victims.

During the last forty-nine years az
many as 31271 persons pershed from
shipwreck on or near The coasts of
The Uuited Kingdom. During the
'afre period the n'np3or OF lives
'aNcd By the Royal Nat:o&al Iiieboat
ostiution totaEed 23 9954
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-14
Fer sale by L. B. Coon. 210 Main.
u. II tsf14fingna 1888.

Not 81 o,slN@tS are aware OF tA0
.naha2t = Wi i the Clearinghouse
syS'ts.. d1iGi1atV,t. Tae mes 5engers of
t+o London e&aEia& bou es used to
meet at a certain alehouse and there
naha eE< haases IF paper Their en-
2loyers Observed this aud held d meet
inG 20 dlscUss the matter. This meet
ing resulted in the founding OF the
London clearinghouse i'll 1775.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-14
WEDNESDAY,, SEPT. II, 1904.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
'esident--Alton b. Parker.

Prcsident--AItOn 3. Parker.
Vice President-Henry G. Davis.
Electors at Large-Tillman b
Parks, Harry i. Ponder. First dis
frict, Ed Mathes; Second, J. l.. Short;
Third, Ben Taylor; Fourth, J. B. Pry-
or; Fifth, w. r Duley; Sixth, Greed
Caldwell; Seventh, George r. Haynie.
Representative in Congress-Joe I,
Robinson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-14
seasoning Bank notes.

It takes about twenty-five days to
print bank notes properly SO that
they will be fully seasoned" to 20
into the hands Of the public.
Chicago eagle., 1904-07-30

1t Is now announced on what seems
to be good authority that during the
coming year, at least, the Illinois and
Michigan canal, so far from being i'm.
mediately closed. will be used for bUsl-
ness and traffic purposes. An interest
ing piece of news In this connection Is
that a strongly financed syndicate has
been formed for the purpose of con-
ducting series of excursions over the
canal from Chicago to the Worlds
Fair at st. Louis.
This would. needless to say, be par
ticuarly interesting in view of the his
toric associations which connect scenes
along the old canal with the history Of
the Louisiana Purchase in commemO-
ration of which the great exposition at
st. Louis is to be held.
The First National Bank of Peoria
Is one Of the largest stockholders in
the enterprise, and Mr.. Vernon C..
Seayer, the President and General
Manager, Is well known for number
| Of years as a prosperous business man
In Chicago, and has had considerable
experience and success in eXpOsitions
and amusements Of considerable mag
nitude, and sOlicits inquiry by intend
ing investors from any reputable busi-
ness party in Chicago to substantlate
his standing as to reliability and in
tegrity.
Mr.. james Il. Byth, the Vice Presl-
dent and Amusement Manager, has
Chicago eagle., 1904-07-30
JOHN J. FEELY
Attorney at Law
I439.l44O Unity BLDG.
70 Dearborn St., CHICAGO
Telephone Central 3AAI

pessimsts continue to say the world
Is growing more dishonest.
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A woman's idea Of economy Is to
trade some old thing she needs for
some new thing that she has no use
for
~
1t is reported that Charlie Ross has
been discovered In Philadelphia. Ross
has been found so often that we sus-
pect him.
\ man who parts his hair IN the
middle is apt to hide under a bed
while his wife, goes downstairs to In.
terview burglars.
the English speech, is there better
example than the fact when you best
Il man you worst him?
%SA
Two boys We're electrocuted while
gathering cherries. But there are
thousands of other boys ana the cher.
ries will not be left to the birds.
Sir Henry Irving announces that he
will make u farewell tour of America
next year. May he live to make many
OF them.
~8A
Japan's custom of advising unsuc.
cessful officers TO commit suicide AT
least obviGtes Il GOOD deal Of unw,se
hero worship.
%SA
The reason man marries his sweet
heart Is because she IL not like Other
girls. The reason he divorces her il
because she ls.
Chicago eagle., 1904-07-30

l'r. Brooks faultleSs tooth powder
II the best preservative and beautiher
sf the teeth yet found.
Chicago eagle., 1904-07-30
/S70

Marine torpedoes have changed
nightly since the civil war. A pen
sion has recently been granted to John
Jackson, who was sailor Oh Federal
man-of-war, the MiantOnOmah. Dur
ing the blockade Of Charleston, when
the Confederates launched three tor.
pedoes in TIE harbor, Mr.. Jackson
Chicago eagle., 1904-07-30
/AaeIA

DR.. Brooks faultless tooth powder Is
the best preservalve and beautifier Of
the teeth yet found.
Chicago eagle., 1904-07-30

DIR. Brooks faultless tooth powder
10 the best preservatiye Of the teeth
yet found.
Chicago eagle., 1904-07-30

Here's another jilred swain suing n
tlcklc young woman for breach of
promise. We need this sort OF thing
more frequently. The current news Is
cutting quite too solemn ana tragic.
Politics ana crime wax monotoEous.
More merriment.
Chicago eagle., 1904-07-30


badges In the world. Mr.. John j..
Geraghty. the president. Is an active
man OF affairs. honest and honorable
In all his dealings.
>e~
SO many attractions ut Riverview-
Sharpshooters' Park. the big new Chi.
cago amusement resort, combine to
entertain and offer recreation, am,,sc.
ment and delightful shelter during the
sultry afternoons and evenings that
the attractiveness of the big park has
caught the fancy Of the people. and
every day means great crowds Of
amusement seekers and members Of
picnic parties. The latter embrace big
organizations, having their annual out.
ing. smaller parties organized for the
particular occasion and innumerable
basket picnics arranged by family par.
ties that have learned to secure the nc.
ccssible enjoyment Of day In the
woods, mt the same time having the
advantages Of city conveniences and
being In direct touch with one Of the
biggest and best amusement parks In
the country.
In addition to the regular afternoon
and evening concert, many free exhi.
bitions are given for the entertainment
OF the visitors. not the least OF these
being typical demonstrations outside
the features ".Along the Pike" Several
big additional outdoor exhibition fea-
lures have been engaged and are 10
be introduced from time to time. A
prominent German society will have
its annual picnic next Sunday, and on
tie following day will be held the an.
nual picnic OF Old Settlers OF Chicago,
one OF the most picturesque and inter-
esting affairs Of Its sort given In Chi
cago. The eligibles and their friends
will gHther In genuine reunion ami
good time, with no set program but
sports and pastimes Of the most anus.
Ing and enlivening character. and this
affair Is annually attended by many
thousands OF people. Next week the
Pacific Express Company employees
will have their annual picnic and have
number OF exciting and interesting
contests OF skill ana strength among
the features Of the day. Elaborate
preparations are proceeding for the BIZ.
Democratic demonstration on Aug. ~,
and week later the Republican or
ganizatiOn will have its big ratifica'
ton ut Riverview. The steamer Wei
come makes regular trips every after
noon and evening from the Clark
street bridge to the grounds, a popular
feature, and Riverview has Immediate
~ taken its place among the most pop
ular and amusing resorts in the coun-
try.
Chicago eagle., 1904-07-30

\ "beauty doctor has published an
article on How to Reduce the Size
of the Nose" The best treatment for
the nose Is to keep 1t out OF other
peoples affairs.
Chicago eagle., 1904-07-30
/laI6l

Students of economies are beginning
to suspect that the large number OF
June weddings in this country every
year has something TO do with the
scarcity of rice which Is reported IN
China and Japan every year about that
time,
Chicago eagle., 1904-07-30

Mr. Paul Pohl, the well known weiss
beer brewer, is esteemed by all who
know him. Mr., Poh!'s business meth
ods are admirable as well a. success.
ful, and command the respect and con,
iidence Of all who have dealings with
him
Chicago eagle., 1904-07-30
66lA

\ lawyer has no right to do anything
as Il lawyer which he would scOrn to
do as man and citizen. His Obliga-
ton to the court and to the public Is
and must be paramount to his obliga-
ton TO his client. Unless this Is rec
ognlzed the lawyers would be the most
dangerous class IN the community.
Chicago eagle., 1904-07-30

\ Kansas City court has decided
that kissing In public constitutes Il
breach of the peace. What sort Of II
crime is that of the man who kisses
ana tellsg 1t ought to rank with n.al-
Slaughter.
Chicago eagle., 1904-07-30

A New Jersey Judge describes war
as "lynch law on large scale" Gen.
Sherman's fOur-letter definition. how.
ever, is likely to retain pre.eminence
with those who appreciate brevity as
well as emphasis,
Chicago eagle., 1904-07-30

Miss Stone wrote an account Of her
experiences among the Macedonian
bandits. Mr.. Perdicnris Is In duty
bound to favor an impatient world
with the story Of his captivity In Mo-
rocco.
Chicago eagle., 1904-07-30

For first-class goods in the line o
shoe wear 20 To Lange Brothers, a
liJ Dearborn street.
Chicago eagle., 1904-07-30

Not to be behind tie progressive
cities of the Occident which regulate
the height of buildings and the width
Of the streets. Canton has municipal
ordinance providing that no street
shall he less than six feet wide. That
is space enough to allow two fat Chi.
nese to pass each other without graz.
inv
Chicago eagle., 1904-07-30

We may agree with the elocutlon.
lists that our American accent Is not
the most attractive In the world. but
most of us will emphatically object to
administering the English accent as a
c,,vo
Chicago eagle., 1904-07-30

Much has been written Of the immi
grafton Of farmers from the United
States to Canada, but the official fig
ures Of homestead entries do not make
1t quite SO large as has been repre-
sented. or the $4,000 entries made In
1903 1900 We're from this side OF the
border, more than half OF them by fam
lilies from Minnesota and the DakO'
taS.
Chicago eagle., 1904-07-30

Of up.to.datc campaign buttons and
badges in the world. Mr.. John J.
Geraghty, the president. is an active
man OF affairs. honest and honorable
In all his dealings.
Chicago eagle., 1904-07-30

The GeraGhty Company at 81 La
Sale street is the greatest producer
Chicago eagle., 1904-07-30

The reason a man marries his sweet
heart Is because she Is not like other
girls. The reason he divorces her Is
because she Is.
Chicago eagle., 1904-07-30

4 desire to see his picture In the
paper recently prompted an S.year.old
boy in Massachusetts to set IRE that
destroyed property worth $4,000. The
ambition failed In this instance. There
Is u hint here for the newspapers that
maintain rOgues' galleries. No dOub,
nOtOrlety fosters crime In those whose
intcllects are only children's size.
Chicago eagle., 1904-07-30
rIzH CHICAGO EAGLE.

swan from his ship and unscrewed the
caps to prevent explosion. The pen.
sion comes late only because it was
not necessary before. The govern.
ment recognized the deed at the time,
and gave Mr.. jackson medal.
The sea and the soil are so far from
the office of the professional man or
the counting room Of the man of busi.
ness that it requires time to reach
them, but the experience Of those who
have tried these friends of health,
these soothers of the nerves, Is that
they not only prolong life. but main.
tain strength and health. There are
vitality and healing in the waters and
winds of the sea and In close contact
with the soil rich with all growing
things. The closer men Of any age get
to nature the more contented and the
more humble they are likely to be. and,
says Shakespeare, content Is rich"
The ocean dory.trip business canno,
be reported as successful when the
man who crosses the sea in nineteen.
foot dory has to return as steerage
steward OH an Atlantic liner. The
reckless voyager did not profit by his
venture to support himself while
abroad. The trip from Boston to Mar
selles may have seemed to him Il path
way TO fame and comparative wealth
but II had steerage at its end. Fail
ure In such an exploit is a life-savinl
result. 1t will discourage the over
venturesome.
Chicago eagle., 1904-07-30

The Steuben County Wine Company
is one Of the finest establishments Of
its Kind In the West At It's headquar-
ters In Chicago, 30 and 2l2 East Mad
ison street, the public can be sup
piled with everything In the way Of
liquors and wines OF the very best
quality in any quantity and at the
most reasonable prices. The manage
ment Il In the hands Of courteous,
capable gentlemen.
Chicago eagle., 1904-07-30

Judge Brady of Kansas City fined a
young fellow for kissing his best girl
on the front steps Of her home. The
next time the scOundrel will know
enough to step into the vestibule.
Chicago eagle., 1904-07-30

Edwin and Oscar Olson have
achieved q splendid reputation as able
and successful lawyers. They have by
sheer merit won the prosperity which
ihcv AZ nresent enioy.
Chicago eagle., 1904-07-30

There is penny In the slot" ma
chine that returns your coin II 1t fails
to produce the desired stick Of gum or
slab Of sweetened chocolate. Yet the
Chicago eagle., 1904-07-30

taking an interest in the solution
Of problems of political economy" ii
likely to become historical as a euphe
mism for banging the trusts"
Chicago eagle., 1904-07-30

Henry Roth, a well.known and pop.
ular Chicago lawyer. has been ap.
pointed to succeed the late Justice
Hamburgher. Mr.. Roth Is an able Jaw.
yer and will make worthy successor
Of Justice Hamburgher. who was ono
OF the most respected magistrates ON
the bench.
Chicago eagle., 1904-07-30

Hon. John l.. McGoorty has an en-.
viable record as member Of the bar
and a former legislator of the State of
Illinois. He would make Il first.class
City Attorney.
Chicago eagle., 1904-07-30

Let the small boy be admonished
that while the fourth Of July is Il
great and glorious day it does not in
clude the third and fifth.
Chicago eagle., 1904-07-30

A woman lately received into the
poorhouse at Budapest nnderstated hei
age. Her papers exposed the decep'
ton. When rebuked. she declared that
she was ashamed to have II known
how old she was. The feminine sensl.
tiveness of Henrlette BarsOd dealt
with large figures. She gave her age
as 1O5. whereas the authentic record
showed that she was 11G
Chicago eagle., 1904-07-30

Or. Schurman says no man has Il
right to be IA bachelor as matter OF
choice" What! Not as matter OF
the lady's choice?
Chicago eagle., 1904-07-30

An Ohio man has attracted some at
tentiOn by asking to have his pension
cancelled. Pooh! That's nothing. An
Iowa man once resigned an Office.
Chicago eagle., 1904-07-30

Under the able management of
George a. Blettner. the business of
the great Berghoff Brewing Company
has assumed gigantic proportions, and
is daily on the increase In this city.
Mr.. Blettner is one Of the most capa.
bic, energetic and enterprising men in
the business. Affable. courteous and
painstaking. he makes friends on ev.
cry hand. and holds them when he
makes them.
Chicago eagle., 1904-07-30

Circumstantial evidence Is proven.
bially dangerous to rely upon, but, all
the same. there are lots of people that
regard the presence Of 'wrigglers" in
their milk as sufficient to convict the
miliiinan.
Chicago eagle., 1904-07-30

Some one has been playing joke on
the st. james Gazette Of London. The
Gazette says that an American has In.
vented n golf ball which squeaks when
1t Is lost, and remarks that 1t Is IAN
astounding invention" 1t Is, indeed.
One IL reminded Of the Irishman's Ill.
rectiOns for Turing squirrels: make
a noise like nut"
Arizona republican., 1904-01-11
TO CUT OR SPLIT GLASS,
If You Know How, 1t Can be Done
 Easily and Without Diamond.

It often occurs that glass tubes of various dimensions have to be cut where diamond is not at hand. as in shops and power plants where oil and water gauge tubes must be neatly fit ted. The usual method adopted is to file a small groove around the tube and separate the glass by a sharp rap at the place weakened by the file The re- suit is not always satisfactory, because the ends often break unevenly owing to the difficulty in making a straight groove with the file. Better results are obtained when only a small incision is made with the file. Just enough to cut through the enamel of the tube, on one side, and not all around. While the tuhe is still warm from the friction of the file, the tube is then taken between the thumbs and forefineers. the thumbs opposite the file incision, and the fore fingers around the tubing close to but not covering the incision. Pressure of the thumbs invariably causes the tube to break as straight and clean as though cat with a diamond.
 Another method is to. use a fine saw blade (the finer toothed the better. for saw is only another form of a file). and this should be kept fed with fine emery. carborundum. or pulverized si- lica sand or hard grit, mOistened with camphor, oil turpentine or water. A straight, steady and even stroke should be made and when the work is care fully done against a gauge the cut will be as true as though it had been ground. Nor is even tOothed blade necessary, if a suitable hard, and finely ~ritted abrasive is used and regularly fed between the glass and fine wire. watchsnring, or blunt but even blade of an C.dinGry table knife. The latter will be somewhat slow, of course. but fine steel wire run at high speed like band saw. if regularly fed with fine emery c~ carbcrundum. will give very satisfactory results. not Cnly for cut ting straight lines, but curves in win dow. plate or optical galss, in such thickness as makes cutting with a dia- mond difficult, precarious or impossi- ble.
 Window glass, especially single strength. can be accurately split, either in straight or curved i:nes by first mak- ing an incision through the enamel of the glass and then holding a hot iron close to the incision until fracture is started. The fracture will follow the hot iron with remarkable fidelity. The iron should be perfectly round and somewhat blunt and with bulky head Qike an ordinary fire poker), so as to retain it's heat we'll for long cuts, es- pecially for thick sheets, to keep the fracture going when once started, even if two heated irons have to be used.