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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-13
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CROP SUM NJ A ~.

The following IS the government
he week ending September II;
The temperature was slightly be
low normal during he week, with gen
eral showers in the central and north
arn portions of the state, Cotton de-
Perforated slightly owing TO cool,
cIoudy weather in the northern coun-
lies and 70 rust, shedding and insects
in he southern AS a Tnle he crop
mas not fruited we'll. It IS opening
slowly in some sections and rapidly IN
others. Picking haf begun, out IS not
general Early corn IS maturing IN
good condition and IS generally 4 good
crop: The late planted where II mas
had rain. shows Improvement and
ranges from Door 20 good Hayine
vas retarded in some sections by
showers however good crop has
generally been secured Late potatoes
and frrnfps we're benefited by recent
rains. Sweet potatoes are good
crop. Pastures are generally goot
and stock doing we'll except tha there
s complaint in some localities of cat
lie diving. Apples will be a poor crop
of inferior quality
Helena, Phillips county, F. 2. Burke
Cool nights not beneficial TO late
crops. cotton we'll fruited and open
ing nicely. some injury from worms
on lowands; late corn good and max
ing well.
North Point, PULASKI county, T, l.
eleshy-cotten opening slowly ana
being damaged by worms; pea-vine
hay damaged by rain; late potatoes
now growing we'll. pastures good,
Tim. Prairie county. G. G. Schied-
arer-No rain during past week, ear
ly corn we'll cared and ripening;; late
corn needs rain; oats being sown
early plowed ground in good condi-
ton
Bryant, Saline county T r Tomil-
son Weather warm with ample
me- csture: early corn matured, late I'M
growing; insects are injuring cotton
late potatoes coming np satisfactn-
rily: fodder pulling progressing; cran
grass good.
Cha pman Chicot county. F. w
aIdweEl-Cotton deteriorating rapid
" owing 10 shedding and insects and
70 cool nights and net days. It is
opening rapidly on light lands and
some has been picked
Dumas Oesha county. ]. r. Ellis
Cotton growing well bit worms are
icing cond serahle damage. especial
" to late planted fields late potatoes
and rurnips suffering for moisture.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-13
MEN ARE pcWEaLEas
ro Eight Axninst Disenae CnIess They
strike ~ the Underlying Cause.

To treat Dandrur and Falling Hair
with irrttants or oils on which 4. pars
sific germ will prosper IS ike s"oopini
water from the ocean TO prevent the tidt
from rising
You cannot accomplish A satisfactory
cilre without having Il right understand
ing Of the fundamental causes Of r.
trouble
You must Kill the Dandrun Germ.
Neuhro's Herpicife does his because
Is specially made TO do that verv thing
When he germ IS removed the NJ
has no choice but to resume Neaif
growth and beauty.
nDestrov the cause, yol .ezaoNe
effect
Sold by leading druggists. Send DC
stamps FOR sample to The Herpictde &c
Detroit. Mich
For sale by Coon and 5edeil, special
appnfa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-13
renlied the other.

replied L0er OJNtf.
Yes it is. Some day III prove II
to YOU said the physician. A week
later the -wo men We're walking down
town toeet her when the doctor handed
h.s friend a cigar
IT'S might stE-ng, VIII he said:
so strong u TACT. mat he same
brand frequently makes ne sick. Bur
It's ali I nave
The other smiled IT won't make
ne sic K. he said. re lighted the ci4ar.
LIST as they we're about 70 part. the
doctor said
viii. you're looking pale around
the 2iIIs. What's wrong?'
.Frank.y.T sad The other, that
cigar has made me slightly IL. I new
ar smoked as strong a weed
It was the doctors turn to smile
That's one cf the mildest cigars
made he said IT was Just irving &C
show you how strong your imagina
, ton is
The doctors friend got over his IL
ness at once. We'll, he said. you've
done t.a-PhiladeIDhia Telegra oh.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-13

Attorney General Rogers mas wiz
ed from Chicago that he will
leave that city and go direct to For
rest City TO meet Gov Davis who is
scheduled for a speech at that place
Thursday. Gov. Davis announces that
he will tell he Democracy # ST
Francis comfy at that appointment
Why The attorney general shonld NOT
be nominated for governor Mr..
Raeers doesn't say whether Or not
ne will have his corncob=liehtningbug
Gun with him, but II is safe 10 saw
that there will be some strenuous fnn
1t Forrest citv Thursday
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-13
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER fa, 1903

Mr. II. 3. Pryor, manager oil c1fch-
,,t.on of the Graphic, makes the Guy
Irculation his special charge ano-
~r;hers falling to receive their papers
,ornerly. will confer favor upon ehis
a.nar+ment by reporting carelessness
- failure to deliver at once. Phone'
Nd as; new 124.
ADAMS PRINTING COMPANY
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-13
THE POWER or IMAGINATION.

Imagination in some people is ev-
cee5iingia strong One day recently
a local physician was talking to a
friend about the power of it.
Will said the doctor, yen have
aboat the strongest inagination ever
knew Of"
My Imagination isn't very strong
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-13
FEAR RENEWED DISORDER.

Annoy, China, Sept 13.-(Special)
On account of the religious c)mb;n-
ations here, it is feared tn there
will De renewed outbreaks here today
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-13
We LEARNED AL.
ABOUT rEETA

IN the best dental schools "a.
country. Then We acquired ,t,n
experience IN years II 3rac-:ra ~
- offer you The best modem den,n
y II all branches at Moderate rars.
Tell Us about your tooth roubIos
Our office IS newly eaa 1pea ,,.|
the latest Appliances Known ~ -
dental profession. With ,Ir 0i+,-
CSide Gs 8. Vita lized Air and aIo,.-
al appliances makes Filling c,...
.s!aiehtenlng Crown gnd 8r,dgeWo..
d E. Traction absolutely ,air,o..
We are the largest denta. ,onna,, !.
The South. and owing q 7uviny -.
material in large Quantities are .,,.
10 offer greatly reduced 5rlcas in an
branches Of dentistry.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-13
Pamell White Sulphur Springs

The best cCm.
bination Of
-4-lLeIa. waters
in the south.
A positive !
stomach dxer.'
Pure light dry
air, filtered
Trough miles
Of virgin pine
forest. The
cleanest hotel
IL the state.
It's the Edna
terfect water
works ard
Sc average sys-
TEN. STANDARD
baths. coco
food. Perfect
service. An
ideal home
and I'VE have
the water.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-13
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He vas pleased-or. as he express
d il, raDturously de!iehted-w. III
beautiful features portrayed on pho
tcgraph the lady mad just gwen 1iy-
Some day. said he, Il shall wi
your permission plead for the Iovel7
original
Oh. Ernest" The maid replied Z"
reaIly could rot fnd 1t IN ny heart t.
give you the negative
Are YOU pos tive?" he asked. The.
he love # bcth sides having hee.
aennd 70 be fully developed the dat
was fixed and The couple we're tone
Gown IN fat-The Tattler
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-13

IN an advertisement he idea must
De true and convey an impression
Of seriousness ard veracity A.
Macbeth, Pittsbure.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-13

# he Farmers unions throughout
he country will stand pat" for eiev-
an-cent cotton there IS no reason
why they should not receive it. The
Soliphone expects 70 see cotton more
han II cents before The 1905 crop IS
il the hands of the spinners.-Para-
gould Soiiphone.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-13
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WITH ARKANSAS PRESS
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The state board of health should ha
50 equipped as TO meet very ener-
eency. That there was no funds
availabIe in This existing crisis
speaks badly for Arkansas. Every
state of he Union is possessed with
health fund, and prepared in adj
vance TO distribute same-Marion
Reform
With street fair flower show
a baby shcw and a poultry show all
at one and the same time. it will be
simply impossible to resist coming TO
Fort Smirh for that one week in No
yember Here's a combination that's
simply nvincitle-Fort Smith Times.
Ionesboro is inst emerging from 4
condition Of commercial depression
due largely TO the terrible weather
seven months of the year and the
reonle here are in a receptive mood
for The splendid prosperity prospects
promised fer this fall and winter when
ha orone are all -Jonesboro Times
Enterprise
Il IS terrible hing to take nh
man life. even when if IS done legally
h8f for he good ~ society if be
comes necessary The hanging Of Bob
Cooley At El nordo Tuesday vas The
ffh execution in hat county IN the
nast NC gers 4 is hopeful eiaa
r welfare for al hat tho laws ar
-sana. aaroreed better ant better This
condition prevails Al over The country.
People nave become tired Of Iawle8e-
zs and ne violation of their rights
They are determined 20 put an end %
IS FAR as possible Camden Her
aid
On he hypothesis of The greatest
saod = he greatest number The cot,
Ion grower in his section don't want
~ earfy ff1et yellow fever or no
ae.5oe fever Marina Courier.
on zfaer4 ma cess ne Arkansas
.ine to heir heag content,
~ he main ohfa Of 56e Arkauea
Quarantine is % keep yellow feyer
OH u the state V lions # the .4g
and and H hsw Of humaa. ~
fGay oceur occasfon45I9 nHt as a rIie
aine IS conducted on a reason
aFTe ard humare basis Helena
World.
An Kansas is making every effort to
ferseif against yellow fever
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-13

September is one of the worst months
for the spread of the disease anu IL
behooves everyone to support the
health authorities and make their
vork as easv as possible Eureka
Springs Flashlight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-13

An kansas is making every effort TO
frseif against yellow fever.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-13

On ne hypothesis of the greatest
gond - he greatest aHmoer The cot.
.on grower in his section don't want
~ carly fre st. yellow fever or no
sa5oa fever Marina Courier
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-13
Daily Graphic.

rnE OFFICIAL CITY PAPER.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-13

an+eref at Postoffice at Pine Bum
A-r as second class mail matter
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-30

Stokes has said. And up at the little
nome OF Rose, dreamy child of the
Ghetto, she said the same
1T is too wonderful a thing to sneak
OF We do not understand it our
selves. We only know that we are the
Same-we are one"
This, in brief is all there is to the
romance" but the announcement of
the engagement has been discussed far
and wide and no two people are more
discussed in America today than Mr..
Stokes and his intended bride. There
are already speculative differences of
opinion on their marriage 1t will
doubtless be looked upon by the world
In general as meSalliance. BY the
romantcally inclined the wonderful
story of the little Ghetto girl. who
knows neither arithmetic or geogra phy.
yet knows the hearts of men. and the
millionaire settlement worker. who rep-
resents the bluest blood in America. is
absorbed with feverish interest. To
them 1t appears in the light of one of
those rare cases where hearts and souls
freed from the trammels and conven-
tlonaHtles of society, rise to meet their
affinity and fulfill a destiny mapped
out for them by the highest tribunal.
Men and women materially inclined
scoff at what they term sentimental
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-30

about the real nature of the disease as
did Hippocrates.'
Still, data are being collected which
may be expected to give definite re-
suits later. For example, it has been
ascertaineG' that there are certain re-
glons known as cancer belts, where the
disease is much more prevalent than
elsewhere, and why this is so will un-
doubtedly be determined.
Also 1t is known that a constant irri-
tation at any point is liable to cause a
cancerous growth and that persons US
ing tobacco and alcoholic stimulants
are much more liable to cancer of the
throat and mouth than those who do
not. Statistics show that of 1000
women suffering from cancer only 13
had cancer of the mouth and throat,
while of the same number of men Ill
had cancer in this region. OF these, 75
used alcoholic stimulants and tobacco.
DR.. Bainbridge emphasized the fact
that constant irritation of any portion
of the body is dangerous, as a cancer
Gus condition is likely to develop. IL
lustrating this he spoke of one of his
patients who had extensive cancer de-
velop from the bruising of a wart on
the back of his hand which was neglect
ed and in the end made amputation
necessary. He also said that teeth not
properly cared for frequently caused
cancer of the mouth.
1t was stated that cancerous growths
were not confined to human beings;
that horses suffering from cancer may
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-30

be found in almost any veterinary hos
pital and that dogs, and, in fact, all
domestic animals have cancer. Fowls
and birds. both wild and domestic, are
subject to cancerous growths, and
taken with we'll defined cancer in diff
ferent stages of development.
The assertion of Alexander Dowie of
Zion that those who do not eat pork or
its products do not have cancer was dis
proved at this clinic, as there was pres
ent an orthodox Jew who had never
tasted pork in any form, but who had
cancer of the stomach. Though the
cancer from which this man is suffer-
ing is SO located that it cannot be
cured. DIR. cambridge has, by repeated
operations, for several years kept him
able to continue to support his fam
lily by working as a tailor. In fact, Ii
was demonstrated that the dangers and
inconvenience of a surgical operation
are now scarcely more than attend a
slight Illness.
The unqualified statement was made
that all cancer begins as a benign
growth; that while in that stage Ii is
absolutely local, and if fully extirpated
a cure should result. When not re-
moved while still benign, extension
may take place by direct infection of
surrounding tissues, though usually it
is through the lymphatics or blood
channels.
Cancerous growths are of varying
degrees of malignancy. Some tend to
return more speedily than others.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-30
INTERESTING DATA CONCERNING CANCER

q ONE facts as to the increase of
~ cancer during the last forty years.
its cure and its alienation when
cure is not possible were stated at a
recent clinical lecture at the New York
skin and cancer hospital.
Dr. cambridge said that in 1850 there
We're nine cases of cancer to each 10O,-
900 of population; that during each
succeeding ten years there was a steady
increase, and that in 1890 there were
something more than thirty-three cases
of cancer to each 100000 persons. From
1850 to 1860 the increase was only two
and a fraction cases to each 100000 Of
population, while from 1880 to 1890
there was an increase of more than
seven cases to each 100000.
In speaking of the cause of cancer
DR.. Bainbridge said that little that is in
any way satisfactory is known, adding:
With the reports from the Gratwick
pathological laboratory in Buffalo.
tending to prove that cancer is of par
asitic origin and that it is contagious,
and the conclusion, about to be made
public, of the Harvard cancer commits
sion. after two years spent in exhaus-
tive investigation that it is found that
cancer is not of a parasitic origin, and
is neither hereditary nor contagious, we
realize that we know about as much
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-30

Speaking of the cure of cancer, DIR.
rays, Finsen light, Piffard lamp and
radium may cure superficial cancer in
selected cases, and are of distinct value
in relieving imperative cases, though
marked increase of the growth occa-
slonally follows their use. Serum
therapy for cancer has not passed be-
yond the experimental stage, and no
very definite results have as yet been
obtained, but work in this line is going
forward.
When cure is not possible palliative
operations are performed, which, even
in the most aggravated cases. make
the patient comfortable. One of these
is the cutting of the nerves which con-
vey the sensations of pain to the brain
from the affected tract, after which
there is no more conscious suffering.
Among the interesting illustrations
or complete surgical cure of cancers
shown at the clinic was the case of a
woman 73 years of age. The opera
ton in her case involved the removal
of large proportion of the pectoral
muscles and the glands of the uxilla
on the right side, and yet the use of
the right arm is in no way impaired
and the, woman is perfectly strong and
well.
Another case illustrating the COM
plete cure of cancer so located that
the operation, in connection with the
results, is unique in the annals OF
surgery. was that OF Thomas Mcclure,
whose tongue, tonsils and the inferior
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-30

tors told the story of the little Jewish
dreamer to a caller. Little we
thought" he said. when Rose came to
share our modest quarters in Madison
street. she would one day become ia
nous. She came to New York alone.
and. / being in the office, she advised
with me as to where she could find in
expensive lodgings. Mother said to
bring her home with us and she came.
We shared the same bedroom for thir-
teen months and were inseparable COM
panions, and let me say that nothing
which has befallen Rose is undeserved.
She Is worthy of all her good for
tune, and don't let any one think for a
moment that her luck will spoil her
Were it ten times as great she would
still remain the same. Her character is
built on a rock, and no winds of for
tune, tickle or otherwise, will dis
turb it."
DO you know words are inadequate
to picture Rose just as she is. She is in
a way a girl of contradictions. For in
stance, Rose is by no means what you
would call religious girl, yet she lives
her life for others. She never went to
church or synagogue but once to my
knowledge while she lived with us, yet
she lived the life of a saint. can only
express the keynote of her life as being
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-30

third of the pillars of the faIces on
the left side and part of the anterior
pillar of the fauces on the right side
were removed. 1t was stated that for
twenty years Mr.. Mcclure had smok ed
twenty cigars a day. 1t was his habit
to hold the cigar in the left side of
the mouth resting against the tongue,
and an irritation was set up which
developed a cancer.
The operation involved the removal
of the organs usually known as those
of speech, yet 1t was so Skilfully per-
formed that Mr. Mcclure can masti-
cate, taste. talk and also sing. 4 ply
sician present who had heard of Mr..
McGuire's vocal feats asked him IL he
could sing Rock of Ages"
WHY, d. ii, of course / cant"
Mr.. Mcguire replied.
He then proceeded to sing the old
hymn with excellent enunciation.
Although in performing this opera
ton the skin of Mr.. McGuires throat
was literally cut from ear to ear, there
are no disfiguring scars. This was
also true in other cases where extern
sive operations had been performed,
showing that by clever technique now
practiced by the best surgeons dis
figurement is almost wholly avoided.
In a little more than three weeks
after this operation Mr.. Mcclure was
discharged from the hospital cured.
having gained ten pounds during his
stay. He Is now in perfect health,
and has since the removal of his
tongue courted and married a wife.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-30

rubbish and say ,''She's clever: that's
all" But the sociologist, the thinker,
and those favored individuals who are
sometimes able to penetrate the veil
of the future. assert that it means a
milestone in the history of the Hebrew
race.
Rose Pastor. they say. has been
elected-foreordained If you wish-to
be leader of her people. And. more
over, that the marriage of Hebrew and
Gentle, or wealth and poverty. of rare
intellect and exceptional worth, each
animated by lofty ideals and a deep
and abiding love for humanity, tells
the story Of the absolvement of the
lines of religious demarcation which for
generations and generations have been
observed.
1t is not social question, they will
tell you. 1t is a race question. The
tender romance of it all has engaged
the attention of men and women the
country over; the racial significance
appeals as yet to very few, but the ac-
ceptance Of it without very bitter con-
tention from the Hebrews is being
taken as most wonderful sign of the
times.
If such thing happened hundred
years ago~ft would have been the sig
nal of such a. massacre as the world
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-30

q deep, all embracing love for humanity.
NO poor creature living falls so low
that Rose won't help them. Many is
the time L have been with her when she
has picked up some miserable drunken
man out of the gutter and helped him
home or had him sent to a hotel and
paid for his nights lodging. Many a
time 1 have seen her take a wretched
intoxicated woman of the streets by the
hand, and lead her to some place of
shelter where, with her own hands, she
would wash the wOman's face and do
the little things only woman can do
for one of her sex.
Rose had detractors, for there were
some who occasionally said unkind
things OF her. Some thought she was
eccentric. Others didn't like the way
she dressed her hair. You know she
wears her hair very plain, and the east
side girls won't think they're dressed
unless they have huge pompadours, and
it was because Rose protested against
such vulgar fashions that she was
sometimes disliked. Another reason,
too, was because she tried to get the
girls to spend some of their money in
helping their little brothers and sisters
or assisting in the home instead of
spending every cent they could lay
their hands on in fripperies.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-30

has never seen. For far less than that
blood was shed in the old days II
flowed in rivers because of even the
infatuation of a Hebrew for a Chris
tian. much less for the marriage of
the two.
But 70 my mind il only goes to show
how the lines of religious demarcation
which tradition and history have OBJ
served during all the centuries are
gradually being dissolved"
These were the words of A. II. Sar-
ashon, lawyer, one of the owners of
the Jewish Daily News. and husband
of the former Belle Sapiro, the insep-
arabic companion and closest friend of
the little Ghetto girl, Rose Pastor, since
her migration to New York from Cleve-
land two years ago.
A peculiar circumstance which
friends of the two girls are pointing
out just now is the fact that both were
employed by the News, Miss Pastor
in a reportorial capacity and Miss Sa-
piro as typewriter. They were bosom
friends, sharing the same sleeping
apartment, the guardians of each 9TH
er's secrets. the sharers of each others
joys and sorrows during the period of
Roses probation in New York. and
both obtained wealthy husbands.
Last week this friend of Miss Pas