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The daily sentinel., 1905-09-27
R E A L E S T A T E
BARGAINS

No. 1913. 10 acres on Second Fruit
Ridge; 6 acres orchard. fair i'm
provements ........S2 50, 800
No. 456. Groom modern house on
Chlpeta: terms easy ...S2 900
No. 7S9. 40 acres OF land miles
northeast Of Frulta ...... 5000
We have houses to sell on the in
stallment plan as follows: rooms.
modern. new on Rood avenue G.
room modern hose, North Sixth St. /:
rooms on Chipeta; rooms. on
Pitkin; rooms near Sugar factory
(wlll build to suit purehaser.) If
you are thinking of buying call and
see what we have 10 offer.
The daily sentinel., 1905-09-27

Thursday afternoon and evening
big millinery opening of Mrs. Roe at
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-21
BOILING MEATS.
A simple Process That al House
wives Do Not Understand.

Boiling IS one Of the simplest process
es OF cooking but yet it : very fre-
quentIy not properly carried out. 1t is
too easy to boil anything hard, to boil
it tough or to boil it to rags There
fore it may be Of interest to readers TO
read Il few hints on how to boil fresh
beef. salt beef and mutton.
For the first example let US consider
boiling a piece of fresh beef weighing
say. fourteen pounds. First. what can
be added to improve the favor of the
meat during the boiling: Fill the pot
preferably an iron one, half full of wa
ter. Add two onions. two carrots and
a few pieces Of celery. Let the water
come to lively boil and plunge in
the beef. This OF course will stop the
water boiling. but leave it over the fire
until it starts to boi! again.
Then when it has boiled couple Of
minutes move the pot back on the
stove and let il stand without boiling
for half an hour. After that bring it
closer to the fire and let it get only
Just hot enough SO that occasional bub-
bles rise to the surface
1t is the general rule to allow ten or
twelve minutes to each pound Of beef
bat 1t Is hard to make any hard aud
fast law. 1t is hardly worth while to
boil piece of fresh beef under four
pounds or piece Of salt beef under
eight
Again. il the piece OF beef is very
small. it would be better not to plunge
it into boiling water at all. but put it
into iukewarm water and gradually
bring it to the simmering and boiling
points.
Perhaps TIE best guide is common
seuSe and knowledge OF the scientific
principles upon which the directions
given above depend. When meat is
boiled it gets hard When it is ex-
posed to heat considerably less than
that Of boiling it does hot get hard.
Again. one most important point to
be considered, If We want the ioint to
taste 1ce. is to keep in as much as
possible all the juice and gravy. When,
therefore, we plunge the large Joint of
meat into boiling water and keep it in
TIL the water boilS up again and let it
even then remain in a few minutes
longer we surround the whole Joint
with layer Of hardened meat perhaps
half an inch IN thickness s.-Boston
Traveller
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-21
HOW The CHEST IS MADE.

pottom is desired III a hurry, when the
Whole contents Of tire chest must be
disturbed and tImbled. TO avoid this
,llld also TO avoid pressing articles that
must be placed below the top layers
the chest shown herewith was desig gll-
ID
1t is made Of cedar boards to rupel
moths, or pine wood can he used if the
moth balls sold by all druggists are at
hand. This chest has top hinged at
the back III the usual way. The from,
IS hinged TO the front edge Of the t0,
and folds back upon it. as shown in the
cut There are two shelves within, ANA
these are both hinged at the back, per.
mittiEg each one to he raised while the
packing Is being done below it.
When the top and front are both
raised every part Of the contents Of the
chest is instantly accessible without
disturbing the rest of the packing. Ti':.
front is held in place when closed by
two small hooks at either end or by Il
little catch at the middle of the lowe
edge. American Agriculturist
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-21
A REMARKABLE CAST.

A few weeks ago the newspapers
told Of an unusual instance Of the
brute crime in a thickly settled SUI
burb of Atlanta in broad daylight. th,
escape Of the fiend, his ultimate cap,
ture. perfect identified ion and full
confession We're subsequent chapters
hand of The brute's victim rescued the
f.eero from the mob bent on lync1ing
hin and turned him over 10 the sheriff.
Monday he was arraigned pleaded
guilty and was sentenced 10 be hang
60 on December s.
Thus. within six weeks Of the com
ission Of the crime, Brice. the brute,
will have paid the forfeit OF his life
By due process OF law in eXpiation. Of
his fiendlsh offence.
The Meridian Star says this is i
record altogether without parallel il.
the annals of this kind Of crime; eV-
cry feature of it is extraordinary, AM
The sullen indifference of the negro as
tc the consequences of his deed. re-
fusing 10 accept the aid OF counsel.
offered by the court 10 defend him
svaken doubt as 70 the efficacy OF the
death penalty in rest raining the neasi.
bent on outrage whether hat penalty
l. inhiced by mob or judge and jury.
Thai Atlanta conviction was vim
dication of the efficacy Of the law to
ffly deal with such cases. no doubt,
sut the precedent will have no effec-
whatever upon the course that justice
will take in such matters for the
lava biding husband is one in ten
thousand and the mob a rare eXcep-
ION in the annals Of lynch law. The
= oh does not reason about such things
as this until afterward. L kills is
prey first and then considers the posi-
titles of the more orderly methoG
after he is dead.
lis first consideration is to make
IRE that the guilty wretch is dead
That is the main point. That there is
rt chance that any other woman will
suffer in Ike wise at his hands. Then
they may 90 home and reflect on the
Atlanta precedent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-21
PRESIDENT FOR PURE FOOD LAW
Viii Recommend That Congress En-
act Stringent Statute.

Washington. Nv. 2l.-Presilent
Roosevelt will urge upon congress the
Enactment of a pure food law. Sec
tetary Wilson describes the desired
LEGISLATION L as law which will give
the consumer Il square deal the right
70 know they are getting what they
pay for
There was presented al the White
ouse TODAY a remarkable set of docr-
ments and petitions on the subject
Gne letter. signed by the food con mis-
sIoners of Ohio, Come cticut. North
@"rNlina North Dakota and kentucky
set forth tie fact that states can not
control the comm cree in adulerataa
foods.
Accompanying this was a letter from,
'he Consumers league. another from
the General Federation OF Won.en's
r'"hs, and Joint memorial from the
National Association of State Dairy
- "ood a" "~.,r. = cts and the m4nn.
'>res Of faoa p:oa%c.s e tn sant
Iect.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-21

an honest nan who would make
20 pact with them, were siguaily
beaten. Odell is still inerenchad
al Albany. but his last ditch can
not 5e far off. The remains Il
Murphy are awaiting cleaning day
ut Tamnany hall
The conditions which provoked
The popular upheaval had. indeed.
reached most a=piorable ana dis
graceful stage, but it nay be
doubted if the triumphs achieved
by the people will result in much
good if thcy suffer themselves TO
relapse into their usual careless
ness and good nature Il is we'll
10 remember that while the forces
Of dishonesty nay be easiy over
thrown by an aroused public sen
fiment, they are end wed with re-
euperative powers, and unless
held under constant vigilance and
restraint will soon get together
and again play their nefarious
schemes. This fact was evidently
uppermost in the mind Of Secre-
tary Taft when he expressed the
hope that the smashing Of the Re-
publican machine in Cincinnati
would result in clean political or
ganization and clean government
there, but took occasion to warn
hose who won the victory that
hey must not think it is lasting
victory, because they have
merely carried the first entrench
nent."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-21
RESUM PTIoN.
Southern Railways Through Trains
to the East, Nos. Al and AZ.

First nun. Der II, (west bound train
will arrive Memphis on It's form !
schedule at COO a. M, October 2Gth
1905.
First number - East bound train
will leave Memphis on it's forme,
chedule at HOO p. M, October 2Gth
1905.
These are elegant full vestibuled
trains, carrying baggage cars and
coaches between Memphis and Wash
inston without change, and elegant
Pullman sleepers between Memphis
and New York without change. with
Dining car service cas-, of Chattanoo.
ga
The route is via Chattanooga te
bristol over Southern Railway, Nor
folk and Western Railway thence
l-ynchburs, Southern Railway aga!
hence 10 Washington and Pennsyl
Nania R. R., thence 10 New York.
Through tickets, through baggage
eh' cks and through berth reservation
n applica ton to,
{. A. DeSaussure, D.P.A..
L. N. DeSaussure, C.P. &T.A.,
EI00 nhis. Tenn.
Memphis, Tenn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-21
Evlla of Small SHOES.

There is no excuse for aching fee,
and i'll fitting shoes in these enlightened
lays. Shoes We're never more smooth.
" finished. better made or sold more
rras )nably than now, and II feet Suf-
fer then the fault lies with the indi-
vidual. \ rightly chosen Slioe means
to women comfort. happiness and the
absence of those telta!e lines about the
forehead which hc>peak cornS or tight
fitting shoes. Shoes too small or too
large will both do mischief SO will
Il high heel which causes the bones of
the inStep To soften and give way.
bringing much pain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-21
The Pioneers.

The freedom owing girl Of today who
can enjoy walk by herself without
losing her reputation, who can ride
down the street on her "bike" withou.
being booted at who can play mixed
double ut tennis without being com
PEELED by public opinion to marry hrl
partner. who can, in short. lead hll
man creatures life and not that of a
lapdog led about at the end of a string.
might pause to think what she owes to
the "unSeXed creatures who fought
her battle for her fifty years ago.-J. X
jerome in Free Press Singapore.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-21
REJECTS PENSION OF $4,000.
Vii War Veteran Says He Deserves
No Reward for Doing Duty.

Ko.omo. Ind. Noz 2I.-Wil,tan. e
i.o.-. a civil war veteran. who has
Zen northed Lat an accumulated
a=ayioa Of $15.oea i awaiting his ae-
c psance today declared ne would nc
accept The Money. I was a soldier
al throu@h he var" he declared.
~tur nler5lv dill ny plain duty. moth
tr2 n ore. Chris would refuse 10 ac-
cepf mo2aX fsr h perf1rr ance of his
t.ty. and will not tax il
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-21
FAVOR SEA Ii VEL
DECISION FAVORED BY MAORI
s2E NESk s,H -kx1
TY OF BOARD AFTER cAER.
Full STUDY
Saving In Time Is the Argument Of
the Minority Against the
Majority.

Washington, Nov. 21.-The boara ef
consulting engineers of the lstflaian
canal con. mission today declared Il.
self, by a vote of 20 ;. in favor Of
a sea.level canal.
The conclusion was reached aff.r a
long and careful study of the project.
Since the beginning of September the
board had held meetings.. and ir sre.
cial subconmittees had studied ;ha
plans for sea-lcvel canal with the
greatest of care
\ trip 10 the isfhmus was made 20
enable the members 10 form d bet
ter idea of the physical difficulties
which had TO be considered.
mem : @ the bon, s}rp len
OF me srea' :. -epu;;,tl7n il their
line Of work Germany. France and
Holland had sent their MOS. c,ll-
nent specialist at he reouss. IF The
An erican government.
From the beginning it was Aviao,.
that a ma inri'y OF the IL en,i,fr5 W.;
IN favor OF s-a-leve, al,
Their point of view was that e"en #
is cost more than {, lorti canal and
would take longer in the building. i
would ufflmate'" Ae "f greater use,
as it will ena II ships to Make a
much shorter trip THAI if hey wera
obliged to go through 'area or four
locks.
On the other band. was a minority
which wanted to see the canal builf
In as short time as possible. and NJ h
ihe least cost, declaring that few
hours longer for the trip .hrou.3 ne
isthmus made little or no difference.
One of the men bers gave this ex-
PLANTATION for his way of voting:
II may be that several of us will rot
see the sea-level canal finished in 0 II
lifetime. as il will take considerably
longer than ten years.
But then we have the satisfaction
10 know that for all he ceneratio :
to follow We have made the shortey
and most practical way of comnuli,
cation between the Pacific and A.
lanilc. and as long as we had TO Dc
cied on question for all fleme. W.
DO not think that few years more ol
less makes very in portant differ.
ence
THAT is he way our party thoneh
about il. and whatever may be said in
favor or against it. We have. after
most careful study, given an opinion
as We saw our way to 10 it,
No official staten ent will be given
aut until after the commissions se,orr
reaches President Roosevelt which
will be in January.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-21
GIRLS WEAR BELLS ON CARRIERS.
Suspension Follows and School Prin-
cipal Is Hanged In Effigy.

Richmond. Ind. Nov 21-TinkliHe z
bells fastened to the carters Of eight
Young won en- in the Portland High
school caused their suspension until
they apologized 70 the principal. The
girls and their friends took the mat
ter to heart, and this morning it was
discovered that Principal Journay ha d
eeq hanged in efiey near the school
II lding
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-21

That Y erchant who was frs to de
cid" ha- i was better business policy
u sell TWO suits Of clothes. at q profit
of one dollar each than TO sell but
one suit at a profit Of two dollars
laid the cornerstone Of the edifce of
modern retailing Every store ad-
ver-ised in the Daily Graphic acts
upon this policy
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-21
TIE SIGNIFICANT QUESTION.

The moral of the recent elections
n.rticularlv in Ohio. New York and
Philadelphia, where 1t was a conflict
souarely joined, between the rule OF
the boss and the people, continues 70
be pointed by that part Of the press
that views things largely and finds
eneourage cement in wholesome mani
festations in the body polite without
respect to parties Advantage, be
cause il demonstrates that the Ameri
can people can be trusted to right
their wrongs, at the proper time
through the ballot. and republican
Institutions are still safe, despite the
cn.inous clouds that now and ther
appear upon the horizon. In this
connection the New Orleans States
commenting upon a comment OF tne
New York Sun says:
The New York Sun has appa-
rently pondered deeply over the
election events Of the past week,
and reached the conclusion that
infinitely more in portant than the
material growth of the country
or a great success in war is the
wonderful awakening Of the Amer
ican people which has been shown
in their effective blows for self
sovernn ent and their hatred as
nation of graft and grafters.
There can be no doubt that the
route OF the powerful p litical dis
gust with dishonesty AS a rule,
the pubic. to its own hurt. is care
less and good natured. but the
fact has been rather sharply de-
nonstrated that there are some
things il will not stand. hence
the great revolt which was prepar-
ed and helped by corporation cor
ruption as disclosed in the meth
ods OF the large insurance COM
panic. and their alliance with cor
rupt politics In this connection
the Sun says:
THE country saw how politics
and political corruption combined
with the insurance grafters Was
business as rotten as politics?
Was graft he real ruler of the
United States? The rcVeiat ion
of Insurance phildnthropies has
had profound stimulating Of
feet upon the natioral though; aNl
consciousness. The United states
stood dis9raced before themselves
and the world Pillars Of The
church and ornaments of the sen
ate were seen to be rotten wood.
The oral sense and the patrio;-
ism of he American people were
stung with anger and shame 1t
was time for them to resume
their rights, to exercise their pow
ef.
Wherever boss could be at
tackled he was attacked. New ar
dor was infused into the war with
the Philadelphia and PENNSYLVANIA
system Of corruption. the most
tine honored example OF the un-
ion Of politics and business to pill
lage the people Boss Cox Of Gin
einnati. the cunningest survivor Of
the old generation of political trar-
nc managers and tax eaters. is
rp' c''t &C t'-c'',>,e- 100. oI.u
and Murphy, combining to DESTROY
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-21
TIME FOR QUICK ACTION.

A prudent young married man Wa,
eeen hurrvipg along the street carry
ing a big paper bag. Someone askef
Inn why he was in such a hurry. "I'v'
last bought hat fer n Y wife, he r
piled. and want o get home before
he style CHANCES"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-21
EYES EXAMINED FREE

BY C. L. Andrews, Optical Spec aIlst
Prescription glasses ground % or
Ger. Heafache specially. NeeHogs
headache overcome With gla So
c. l.. Andrews was formerly assist
ant dissectine surgeon 20 Dr.. McF'at
lich. head of Chicago,s leading optical
college Also assistant to Dr. Hooi
Fl esident Wagner institute, Va hing
ton, D. C. Eyes tested free at your
residence or place Of business Leave
calls Office D. W. Boyce, 116 Pine
street. Old phone No. ). New phone
No ).
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-21
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1905.

Mr.. r. J. Sullivan, manager OF circu-
,ation of the Graphic, makes the city
circulation his special charge. Sub,
scrib.rs falling to receive their papers
properly, will confer a favor upon this
department by reporting carelessness
or failure to deliver at once. Phone,
old sc.
ADAMS PRINTING COMPANi
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-21
All For Him.

our hancee seems to have will of
her own"
1es' and sometimes half regret
that I'm the sole beneficiary. ."-phiIa.
delphia Press
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-21
Short jaunts for Susv peo-j

K an illustrated folder cont
an excellent map and many .1r
no and heinful facts ahont :,
lreds of char,ni- -oa~' .sor
cached by 4ho Northwestern ir
Send 20 stamp to W. B. Xniskerr
T NJ, Chicago IT,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-21

There's no dead season in !ir
c. Fowler. Jr.. Boston
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-21
A HANDY CHEST.
One That Permits Easy Access to All
Its Contents

Its Contents.
The careful housewife at certain sea
sons Of the Eeaf packs away for safe
keeping certain of the household cloth
ing and bedding IN i cedar chest pref
era bly,. Sometimes an article at the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-21
Daily Graphic,

Tue OFFICIAL CITY PAPER.
The independent., 1905-08-24
INDEPENDENT DEALERS ACTIVE.
Hold Conference and Decided to Sup
port the Attorney General

With every member present and
in hearty accord, the board of direc-
tors of the Nebraska Cooperative
Grain and Live Stock association at a
meeting in the Lindell hotel, Lincoln,
decided formally to go into the fight
against the grain trust along with
the attorney general and as his ally,
to stay with it as long as there is
anything to be done lawfully to Sc
cure an open market for all shippers
and producers. Present at the con-
ference, besides the officials of the
association were, Attorney Howell OF
Omaha and Attorney General Norris
Brown. When the conference ended
ex-senator Brady of Boone county
announced the result guardediy,
but in a manner that left little doubt
that the Independents of the state
proposed to use all means with their
power to secure termination OF the
restrictions that have surrounded the
grain trade in this state.
I'VE formally decided" said he,
ito stand by the attorney general in
the prosecution of the case against
the state association. We have today
made arrangements to give him such
backing and assistance as he may
desire or need in the conduct OF the
suit. We have employed Judge Sui
Ivan of Columbus and Messrs. JEFF
ferris and Howell of Omaha to aid
the attorney general and their SER
vice has been accepted by him. We
propose to fight this case in all it's
phases under the direction and with
the cooperation of the attorney gen.
eral, until we have secured an open
market and equal facilities for all
shippers and producers and restored
the old car-not regime in grain ship
ments. That is all can tell you
just now"
The independent., 1905-08-24
FOLK DISCUSSES THE PASS EVIL
1t is the Starting Point of all LegsIa.
tive Corruption,

Petersburg, ILL.,, Aug. 1S.-Governor
Joseph w. Folk of Missouri today de-
clared in speech before the old Salem
Chautauqua that one of the greatest
evils in legislation is the granting
OF railroad passes to lawmakers. He
declared that legislative corruption
starts in the giving OF passes. He
scored the professional lobbyists, say
ing that the latter should "be scourged
from the legislative halls" Governor
Folk declared the indifference of the
average citizen is the greatest inn
pediment to good government.
Once in WHILE" he said, "the
whirlwind of the peoples wrath sets
aside the cOrruptionists'
The Missouri executive asserted that
the recent convictions for bribery and
grating in different parts of the coun-
try are simply evidence of moral
awakening.
THE people are demanding that Of
flee be held as a public trust and not
as a private snap. Even now the dollar
is not as potent as it used to be. Polit-
cal parties are learning that honesty
is the best politics as well as the best
policy
1t used to be that corrupt men could
hide behind the skirts Of their party.
do not propose, if can help it, to have
my party-the democratic party-used
as shield for villainy.'
The independent., 1905-08-24

the 10Th, $250,0OO had been expended.
This left to the balance of the ap-
preparation on August Is, $2,S16,713,
In addition to which each of the two
disbursing officers had in hand $500 900
on that date.
The average expenditure per
month, leaving ont of consideration
the purchase of these two ships, was
about $650,000. and at that rate the
$2,S16,713 will last until early in Janu-
ary."
The independent., 1905-08-24


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Many sufferers now using injurious
drugs and medicines for diseases of
this nature will be pleased to know
of the recent permanent cures effect
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ment by the noted specialist in skin
diseases, A. ]. Fulton, M. D., OF
Brooklyn, N. Y. Sanozol is acknowl-
edged by the medical fraternity the
only reliable external cure in the mar
ket and it is working wonders. New
York press comments will convince
YOU
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Street, New York City, writes:
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25c per cake or jar.
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The independent., 1905-08-24

talk to the recalcitrant dealer, and
they generally got him, if necessary,
by the flat-footed statement that if he
did not get into line he would have
to move his house off the rightof-
way.