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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-15
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL.
Few People Know How Useful It Is in
Preserving Health and Beauty.

Nearly everybody knows that char-
coal is the safest and most efficient
dis;nfectant and purifier in nature,
hut few realize it's value when taken
into the human system for the same
cleansing purpose.
Charcoal is a remedy that the more
YOU take of it the better: 1t is not
drug at ali, but simply absorbs the
gases and impurities always present
ries them out of the system.
Charcoal sweetens the breath after
smoking, drinking or after eating on
lens or. other odorous vegetables.
Charcoal effectually clears and i'm
proves the complexion, it whitens the
teeth and further acts as a natural
and eminently safe catnartic.
II absorbs the injurious gases which
collect in the stomach and bowels; 1t
disinfects the mouth and throat from
the poison Of catarh.
All druggists sell charcoal in enc
form or another, but probaly the best
charcoal and the most for the money
is in Stuarts Charcoal LcZenges; they
are composed of the finest powdered
willow charcoal, and other harmless
antiseprics in tablet form or rather in
the form of large. pleasant tasting
lozenges the charcoal being mixed
with honey.
The daily use of these lOZen2es will
soon tell in a much improved condi-
ton CT the general health better com.
Elexion. sweeter breath and pure
blood. and the beauty of it is, that no
possible harm can result from their
continued use, but on the contrary
great benefit
A Buffalo physician in speaking OF
the benefits of charcoal says: II ad
wise Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges 10 all
patients suffering from gas in stom
ach and bowels. and to clear the
complexion and purify the breath
mouth and throat: | also believe the
liver is greatly benefited by the daily
use Of them: they cost but twenty-five
cents a bcX al drug stores. and al
though in some sense patent prepa
raj ion. vet ] believe I get more ant
better charcoal in Stnarts Charcoal
Iozences than in any of the ordinar,
'aarcOa talie,S
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-15

has been so much controversy be-
cause OF the place it is claimed to nave
been captured from the Sixth resi-
mept. The Federals claim that II was
captured at Macon, Ga, in the fall
Of 1864. when the Sixth Arkansas was
in Tennessee under Gen. Hood on his
Biid-winter campaign. and We were
never in battle a. Macon, Ga. at any
time.
There are many sad thoughts
brought up from memory's depth by
seeing this flag. The makers Of it,
three noble southern women, have
long since gone home to heaven. and
a very large majority OF those who
were actors upon the stage then have
passed to their reward. Of the COM
panv of nearly hundred who follow
ed it from Princeton, Dallas county,
May 30, 1861, a few remain. You can
count them on your fingers. Thelr
homes are, scattered over nine states.
in every one OF which TINS company
with its regiment did service for the
south.
suggest to the ladies of the Ar
kansas division, U. D. c., that they
take this old flag and stitch II TO
some kind of light. strong cloth. so
that it can be handled or unfolde1
without tearing it into shreds. or
make fac-simile one of it. as nave
lad made of the battle flag of the
Sixth and Seventh Arkansas resl.
ments. If its folds. tattered as they
are, were neatly stitched to another
niece of cloth, it coull be spread out
at least so it could be seen. which
cannot be done now as it is. nor handl-
ed without danger of tearing 1t to
pieces. SIAN =. hAni-H
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-15
NATURE SPARES
The Stricken Rose From Grief

What Il fortunate provision of nature
1t is that deprives the rose of mental
suffering; fer how poignant would Dc its
grief 10 discover, in the height of it's
blooming :lory. that eanker fed at its
heart. and Chat is beauty aud Fragrance
We're doomed forever. Nature aw:,. i,
spares The snfferiis:; she IS 4 ver.taA.,
stofe-ho>se ef pleasing rewards. 10
those WHO .eel; rer aid. In tie vea.
gene hy falling llssir and g-ayn sa IL
last e loom ever the lives o.. thousan
Of young Womcn. but thanks to the
vestiGatio:,s If scien -; the true !. r..
,: hair aestr',Gticn is now know. ,
germ cr site tf1,t fs,'"rn
x. .5=;., =a.4iules. lJe"-a,as -
,esolnt ~ d"strovs t'is ~
.-iIa.a ), tLa il 10 s"rs
re in. e.stisd. So!a h" o.tif..e
'ists. Sd Zoe. III s'n"s'
III: tierrioitfr ~
For sale by Bedell Pharmacy, 81
Main street, special agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-15

We All agree on one point. ;ha; ,ae
man or finn that does not advertise.
will mourn over losses instead of re-
joincing over increased profits.-Eliz-
abeth Beverly James, VIM. Barr Dry
Goods company, st. Louis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-15

BY advertising and good work |
have placed our Business al the head
of all similar es. Adjustments in Amer
Manager Crosby l.ewando's
French Dyeing and Cleansing House.
Boston.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-15

F. ]. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. 0.
We the UNDERSIGNED have known
F ]. Cheney for the last fifteen years.
and believe him perfectly honorable
IN all business transactions and finan.
cially able to carry out any obliga.
tions made by his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale druggists. Toledo. o
Hall's Catarrh cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon tn,
blood and mucous surfaces of the sys.
tenn. Testimonials sent free. Price
IS cents per bottle. Sold by all drug.
gists.
Take Halls family pills for consti.
patton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-15

a prominent oculist recommends,
in all cases where dirt, lime or sparks
get into the eyes. that the sufferer
have pure olive oil poured in until
everything of a hur;ful nature is re-
moved. The remedy is quite painless
and never fails to remove all foreign
substances.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-15

A shampoo mixture male from this
formula is frequently n32l by hail
tlressers: Carbonate Of nmonia one.
half ounce: powder L bsraS. owe
e.eee.: Giaelvs fkeee wa it.sl,=. ,fa,:.
IL ...S c.; o 5t.ss ~s.tS.::- ..t: :
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-15

We attribute our success to making
the best machines possible and to
not being afraij to toll the people
what we ~sa.s se.--p"aeifier+ Curt'c
Richardson Mfg company, Worcester.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-15

Advertising will do it quicker than
:---- other method d.--Hohron Drug con-
ra@..zv, ueueiu!u.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-15
HoW's This ,

We offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward for any case Ct catarrh that
can not he cured by Halls Catarrh
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-15

mixture OF slyceriEe, two ounces, New
England rum, mo quarts; bay rum,
one quart.
Lemon juice rubbed on the cheeks
before going to bed and allowed to
dry there. it is said. will remove fleck-
les. sunbuln and whiten the skin, be
sides giving ii charming smoothness
and softnes TO the touch. This should
be done about three times a week.
Probably the best treatment for
stv is 20 bathe the eye frequently
with warm boracic lotion five grains
to one ounce of Water) and apply at
night piece of boracic lint Wrung
piece of jaconet and a pad of cotton
wool on top and fix with bandage
Charcoal, it is said, effectualiy
clears and improves the compleNion
whitens the teeth and frrtEer acts as
q natural and enoinently safe cathar-
lie. 1t absorbs the Injurious gases
which collect in the stomach and how
els. and disinfects the mouth and
throat from the poisGns Of catallh.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-15

Natural animation and a good di-
oesiiOn are fine things to make rose
Gardens bloom in your cheeks. How
ever. there are girls who are naturally
rale. For these there is The INNER
ceptiIle rough stick. This can be had
for % cents. and is a deep. rich Grim
son paste. quite the best thing for im.
itation bushes. Take your mirror
10 a strong light when applying make
believe complexion. and 'go leetle
SLOW once.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-15
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HEALTH AND BEAUTY
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Have kindness for your 1rleha
fan)ts. She can always find consider
alton for her virtues.
Exercise for reducing large 1ns:
Take the soldiers pOsition-c1est UP.
heles together. hips back. Bring the
hands above the head, then down TO
the floor without bending the knees
Do this ten or fifteen miru1es night
and morning. While going through
the exercise wear a loose gown and
breathe deeply. This will refrseh YOU
and make you start the day right.
Treatment for blackheads calls for
a simple diet, the daily bath and the
most careful consideration OF the
skin. Keep the surface perfectly clean,
and when the blackheads are very pro.
nounced you must remove them with
The aid of small steel instrument
made for that purpose. Or. if you pre-
fer. you can puncture them with a
fine needle and apply hydroZone. which
will sizzle them to Il speedy demise.
Wiping the face with diluted alcohol
will often remove tiny blackheads. A
GOOD cream should always be used to
keep the skin soft. so thai the pores
can free themselves of dust and Sc
baceous deposits.
The sun., 1905-12-18
BLOW SAFE: LOOT WORT HLEsS.
Burglars Get 500 900 Of Non-NeEotiable
Paper From Connecticut Savings Bank.

SrFFIFrD, Conn, Dec. l7.-Nlasked men
this morning blew open the safe of the
Sutfield Savings Bank after having bound
the night wat Gilman at the railroad station,
and his son. who was at the station with
him and stole 100000 worth of securities
and bank shares Dr, Matthew 7. Newton.
president of the bank, says the papers
rtoen are not negotiable.
AZ about 2,30 o'clock William r. Jones,
the station watChman, was confronted by
six men with revolverS, Jones and his
fourteen -year-old son Griffith We're bound
to chairs and one Of the burglars was left
guarding them, The Others went to the
bank, pricd open the front door and began
work on tie safe.
The door. which is foot thick hut OF
ancient construction wa' blown of, two
charges of ntro-glyCcrinc being used.
Only one OF the sleeping inhabitants OF
tie village was awakened~Miss Saphronia
Bissell--who was too frightened to give an
alarm.
After the burglars had rhed the safe
they returned to the railroad station and
told Jones they were going away.
The Jones boy got loose soon after the
burglars left and freed his father. They
then gave an alarm. but no trace OF the
burglars could he found,
The sun., 1905-12-18
SPURNED GIRL KILLS PARiuOI n
Then shoots Herseif--B0;h We're Wealthy
and socially Prominent.

CHICAGO, Dec. Another woman's
entrance into the affairs of Lucille Mcleod,
n ycnrs old. and William Niemann, Jr, II
years old, il believed to have prompted
the young woman to shoot IN" man and
herself at the Empire Hotel this morning.
Miss Mcleod is the daughter of p. r,
Mcleod. president of tho Mcleod Iron
Pipe Company. Niemann was tho son of
William Niemann, ST.. president oi the
Niemann Table Company. All concerned
are wealthy and prominent socially.
knowledge that Nemann was soon to
marry another woman. his brother said
to-day, was the only apparent motive for
the shooting.
The two had been acquainted for year,
but short time ago they Quarrelled. Me
mann avoided the young woman, who per-
sistently sought meeting, Saturday night
she succeeded,
They went to the Empire Hotel, where
Ncmann registered as William Adams
and wife" At O'Clock this morning the
hotel people found Niemann shot in the
| back Of the head, He died three hours
| after without regaining consciousness.
| Miss Mcleod was shot in the left side. the
bullet lodging near her spine. Her death
| il expected soon. She spoke Of having
| been married to Niemann in Milwaukee,
a year ago, but rcfueed' further informa-
ton.
The sun., 1905-12-18
PASTOR BiYLIS RESIGNS.
Talk or n split In the Church a> Result
Of Feeling Against Him.

The Rev. Charles r. Bayls, pastor OF the
Ruahv:ick Avenue Congregations Church'
N Bu.hwick avenue and Corncia street.
Hrooklvn. formally rendered his res'gna-
zion last night as pastor, In anticipation
,r mi. the church was crowded Many
Fiends Of Mr.. Bavlis who we're not on hand
at Friday nights prayer meeting, hen
hi. opponents voted to accept his reslgna-
.ia,, ol,hough il had never been rendered
Inv Mr.. Bavlis, we're present. MT bayls
last evening read his resignation,
In it he said, among other 'hlRs'
On my coming 10 the church ! iound an
atmosphrre in which it was extremely ann
,,,u 70 do spritnal work with case; that
coudition even anteda,ing my predecessor q
,iu,c mud NOT n little OF which seems 10 roman
as a mart of the ChurChs natural, ahu' u
seems. abiding spiritual dcprcSS'on' ulaN','S
,h, work of the pastor 10 be always difficult
nrd success almost Impossible 90 re"a''
,rith holy 10Y that during my rastorate mere
have hrcn u4,d OF God in conversion
100. scores Of people IN the regular
,vork Of tho church. and hundreds IN the
,.ii,r .u,n,u,r work which God has bless"'l
mn, in so WONDERFULLY for two summers
I,ur,nr my ministry here ! have gwen tU'
! r,,h, hand of fellowship TO no less ihnh 5e-'
| of that great number ?iN came on confession
| or their faitll while III cam" 10 us from othci
! churches. L;.L
! Sou viii recall that it was III ~" call wh'r
! Won gave mo that three months be gwen n'
! either party wishing TO terminate 'hH pas
! ,oratc. and | do now place IN your hnhu'
/ nv rcsigurtton a. pastor OF thF '"nrch' !.
/ take cflcct three months from dat"' wan
! Won to unite with mo in calling a ,nn,un "a
IIo,ncil of tho churches before the "NplI2tiol
/ of that time, 10 dissolve the pastoral relat'ons
| in Keeping with congregational u-aR''
At the closc of the services friends u.s.. oI M Mtn'
I.,es,,,r,ossad ~ their regret at his resignation
II was said that the action of Mr. Bayliss,,
opponents would result in spit IN IN
ohnrch. At the meeting on Friday nigh
there were only IS of the sol members o
the obuTch nresent. 1t was said that tn,
IIle ;ority or;t of the members in the churcl
are on the eide of Mr. Bsylie'
The sun., 1905-12-18
HYDE'S DINNER TO BERNHiRDT,
A Dozen Guests Including Belasco and
Conrled Meet Her.

james Hazen Hyde gave DINNER last
night at his home. East Fortleth street,
to Sarah Bernhard. Mr.. Hyde extended
the invitation to Nine. Bernhardt soon
after her arrival here. II was an informal
and private affair.
About four wagon loads of palms, ferns,
smilax and cut flowers were used IN the
decorations and an orchestra of twenty
five pieces furnished music during the
dinner. Nine. Bernhardt sat at Mr.. hyde 5
right. Other guests were Samuel nter-
myer. Edmund BayIies, Heinrich Conrled,
David Belaeco Kyrle Bellew, Perry Bel
mont, Ernest Kahn. and Dr.. Holbrook
Curtis. The table was laid for twelve.
There were no speeches, but by all ac-
counts the divine Sarah herself WAS IN her
most vjyacious and delightful mood.
Nine. Bernhardt arrived in an open car
rage. accompanied by her personal repre-
sentative, NJ Mayer, and Nine. Sayor who
also called for her. She wore robe OF organ
die trimmed with Irish lace and long
cloak of seal trimmed with Russian sable
A lace mantila was thrown over her head
and on her feet were gilded slippers.
As she went up the stairs she said &c
VI. Mayer: BE careful; don't step on my
dress.
When she came out, about IL O'Clock
she paused on the steps and with truly
Bernhardtesque gesture stretched out hel
arms and inhaled deep breaths of fresf
air. Then she went down the steps ons
by one, passed between two files of re
porters with lifted hats and was helped into
her carriage.
The sun., 1905-12-18
CONFERENCE on CANAL AFFAIRs.
II Was Held OF the white House and Decided
on some Changes In Mana cement.

WAsIIISGToN, Dec. i7.-A on important
conference at the White House tonight
il was decided that there should be some
changes in the near future IN the manage
ment Of the lsthmian Canal adminat ration.
An authoritative announcement on the
subject will bc made shortly.
The conference was the outgrowth of the
test stimony given before the Senate Com
mittee on Appropriations last week by
Secretary of War Taft. Theodore p. Shonts,
chairman, and j. b. Bishop. secretary OF
the Tsthmian Canal Commission. In addi-
tion to President Roosevelt, those present
at the conference were Senator Allison,
chairman of the Committee on Appropria-
tons. Senator Hale, a member Of that COM
mittee; Chairman Shonts and Secretary
Bishop.
The main purpose of the conference, it Ii
understood, was TO discuss the matter OF
salaries paid to the commissions officers,
and mart iclIary the status and salary OF
Secret ary Bishop. who had testified that he
received $4,000 a year and that his duties
we're mainly those of press agent to fur
nish information about the canal and to
correct false or misleading statements
regarding il.
senator Ilulc "us lIlc ltuNllllS ll'Pu''''NN''
member of the Senate to crtiCise the work
of Mr.. Bishop. Yesterday he announced
on the floor of the Senate that the press
bureau conducted by Mr.. Bishop had been
discontinued In the debate in the Senate
Yesterday Mr., Bacon of Georgia twice
challenged any Senator to say that he be-
| lieved Mr.. Bishops $4,000 salary was not
too large. Nobody accepted the challenge
Mr.. Bishops predecessor, Domlnck l.
| Murphy, now Consul at Bordeaux, received
5000 year.
When Mr.. Bishop left the White House
in the company of Chairman Shonts he
was asked if he had resigned as secretary
of the Canal Commission. NO, l have
not" he answered, To this Chairman
Shonts added. Il haven't seen anything
of Mr.. Bishops resignation"
The sun., 1905-12-18
BREWER WIEDENMtYER WEDS.
Ills Bride. Who Is Younger. Has Fortune
In Her Own Right.

,.,. l!,orr, " Viedenmaver of
>.o-na.,. ,,as ,,arriad an saturday evening
~. "ta.D,eoIa Ohio 70 Misc Madella irene
q. 80 Lo,,,i'.or 90 ,h. Iate Dr / A Jones
- dot nlace Mr. MATCHMAKER lost his
,,so tyo eorsago He made the aoouaint-
,noo ~ I1iss .,ones on steamer when he
,,,odo ,ho trin IN Furone with the Clarke
,,nrt,. Sbo i. a. vears old and has fort
rna i, Nor own RIGHT He is between 80
ana eo y.ors old and ;s a millionaire with
thrao 1rowr nm sons and a married
sarch,er
Hsn - ,ho .or. Guetav accompenied
VIC VI wv 9N'iS'
The sun., 1905-12-18
1Y LIVES IN DANGER.
All saved by the Quick Work Of Policeman
Howard Peck,

Quick work by Policeman Howard Peck
of the Alexander avenue station saved
thirteen lives last night at n snail fire at
a3s Brook avenue Nicola Dcmato keeps
a Junk shop there. His wife and three
children sleep above the shop, and back of
it live eight men who are employed by
Demato. The whole front Of the building
wa, on fire when Peck saw it.
He smashed in a rear door and ran to the
room where Demato and his family were
asleep. Peck aroused the family and then
rushed back through the smoke with two
of the children. Demato and his wife fol.
lowed carrying the other child They told
Peck of the men below.
He ran TO the rear Of the burning build
inc and let himself down from window
into the yard. Breaking open the door he
found the eight men asleep on the floor
He got them all out without trouble except
Polls Letrisco, who was unconscious
Ietrisco wasn't missed until the Others got
outside. Peck went back and got his man.
! Jetrisco was taken to the Lebanon Hospital.
I.sve New York $50 p. NJ, arrive Cleveland 7li
neIt morning. 4 superb train BY Nov YORK Cen
The sun., 1905-12-18
NORTH COAST LIMITED ROBBED.
Masked Men Blow Express Safes and Get
Away with Contents

SPOKANE, Wash. Dec 1.-The North
Coast Limited Express on the Northern
Pacific was held up and robbed near North
Yakima, Wash, last night.
Two masked men compelled the en-
eineer to stop the train and run the loco
motive. mail and express cars half mile
away from the remainder Of the train.
There they dynamited the express car;
shattered the through and local safes and
decamped with the contents.
The amount of plunder obtained is un-
known. The Sheriffs of Yakima and Kit
titas counties have posses in pursuit of the
bandits.
Passengers were not molested, and no one
was in jured.
The sun., 1905-12-18
FOR ANGLO-GERntN ANITY.
Big Meeting at Berlin Called to Promote
Improved Relations.
.,rrc.M C0bIc Dcspdtcs 70 TnE sun

INT7FTTWT WVTT 7TNI7'77T' '''
BERLIN. Dec. IA meeting was held at
the Bourse here this morning that had been
convened by the merchants union and
10000 leading business, scientific and o.
fc.sional men. The speakers confined thclr
remarks wholly to the promotion OF i'm
proved Anglo-German relations.
References to England's honor were
cheered. The remark evoking the most
applause was an expression of wonder
that the two peoples who stood within the
magic circle of Shakespeare and Goethe
could ever seriously quarrel. Chief burgo-
master Kirschner was present.
The sun., 1905-12-18
ALLEGED GR4FTERs INDICTED
One, a Kansas state Senator, Was standard
Ou's Bitter Enemy.

TOPEKA, Kan, Dec. l7.-State Senator
f. Dumont Smith, Roscoe Williams his
law partner, and T. f. Ryan, former special
agent in the law department Of the Gov
ernment, head the list of the indictments
returned last night by the Federal Grand
Jury.
Smith and Williams are charged with
conspiracy to violate the law which pro-
vided penalty for influencing for con-
sideration any official Of the Government
Ryan is charged with receiving money
for allowing his opinion to be influenced.
Senator Smith was the leader In the
fight against Standard OIL last winter.
| He championed every bill aimed at that
| company. One of these, to make pipe
/ lines common carriers, he declared to be
| unconstitutional after the Legislature had
adjourned and on the eve Of his departure
| for q tour OF Europe.
The sun., 1905-12-18
BURDEN SAYS HE WON'T APPEAR
Against Irving, Arrested on Charge or
BlAckmailing Him.

The sun has received this statement,
dated December 10, from James A. Bur-
den, Jr.
This mornings papers have published
story to the effect that had appeared as
a complainant against and caused the ar
rest of Robert A. Irving on a charge OF
attempted blankmail.
Il wish to state that I told my story at
the District Attorneys Office at the request
of Mr. Robert j. Collier without the slightest
intention of becoming complainant and
in the belief that the matter would not be
made public
Mr.. Burden was at his country place in
Westbury yesterday. Over the phone he
said:
II certainly shall not appear as com
plainant against Irving. / never intended
to convey the impression to the Assistant
District Attorney or any one else that l
would have anything more to add to the
statement"
The sun., 1905-12-18
MOROCCAN CONFERENCE PERIL.
Change OF Meeting Pace to Madrid Way
Result In Failure.
,peeiai cable Dispatches to Tue Srs

,NUttiul tIOe DcSp"ttHtS ~ IN ''N'''
MADRID, Dec. 1.-THE news OF the trans
fer Of the Moroccan conference to Madrid
from Algeciras was received here with
disapproval FL Liberal declares 1t Is
shame for Spain not to have prepared
accommodation at Algeclras Tor the aeie-
gates. 1t considers it possible that the
Spanish Government is playing france
game in order to effect definite postpone
ment of the conference.
LONDON, Dec. ls.-Thc langier CORE
spondent Of the Times says that the spanish
Minister, acting on instructions from ms
Government, has sent courier 10 fez
announcing that all the Powers are III
accord in holding the Moroccan conference
at Madrid instead Of AgecIas.
The Tjmes's Madrid correspondent says
tho Spanish Ministry in making the change
acted upon indications from a majority
of the foreign Diplomatic Corps, VINO con
sidered that Madrid offered greater tacill-
,ies for thnir performing their ordinary
duties while attending the sittings ol the
conference.
The French yellow book on the Moroccan
question and the calm attitude OF the rehch
Parliament have made favorable impress
sion in Madrid. The effect is thought
likely to strengthen the position OF France
I at the conference. in which most HpanIarar
| bnlieye their interests are identlcal VIII
I those of France and England
The impression prevails that the success
Of the Spanish proposal to transfer th'
! conference to Madrid now depends On
chsvelv upon the assent oil Morocco
The answer Of the Sultan will take seVera
davs to arrive. Some fear prevails les
Morocco and some Of the Powers seE'
the change az a preteHt for an indefinite
| -.....Onnnnnt Of tha conference.