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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29

At S3.es INSTEAD OF Ss.so-20o
assorted taffeta silk waists In black.
white, gray, tan, royal and light blue,
reseda, green, and cardinal, tucked and
hemsttched. stock collar and bishop
sleeves, in this lot very pretty unlined
silk waists with hemstitched yoke.
black and colorcd.
AT S4.es INSTEAD OF So. so-Peau
de sole and taffeta silk waists in oil the
latest fall e%olorings and black in Q va.
riety OF new models.
Wrappers.
AT S2.eS INSTEAD OF S3.eu-Eider-
down bath robes in gray, cardinal, light
blue and pink. generous width, trimmed
With wool girdle.I
AT Toe. INSTEAD OF $i.2s--Flannel.
cite wrappers In new and DARK color.
ings, made with cap over shoulder, braid
trimmed, deep flounee On skirt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29
Linens for Little.

AT i2i,e. INSTEAD OF tic. Full
bleached Turkish bath towels, ~ by So.
AT soc. INSTEAD or 7Se.-All linen
Austrian silver blesched damssk, 60
inches vide.
AT 4sc. INSTEAD OF ssc.-Ali linen
Austrian silver bleached dsmask, 81
inches wide.
AT Si.4e INSTEAD OF Si.Ss-An
linen Irish bleach,d napkins, breakfast
sire.
AT Si.2S INSTEAD OF Si.ss-All
linen Irish hleached napkins, breskfas,
size.
AT Si.ss INSTEAD OF 81. so-Irsh
full bleaehed damssk cloths, extra
heavy, q, yards long.
AT S2.2s INSTEAD OF SS.00-Hem.
stitched all linen German silver
bieached table cloths, heavy weight,
p, Yards long.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29
Sessonable Housekeeping Helps.

amber" soap, per case Of
100 cakes. S2.ss.
Acorn" soap, per case OF
i2o eskes, Sl.1s.
"Aeme" SOAP, per case OF
100 Gales. S2.{s.
Window boxes, painted
greea. Zoe.
Oleander bones, painted
green. Toe.
Flower stands, osk. Csc.
lbfest eoses, nicely Jap
aimed, zoe.
lD~usirsns, half covered, &c.
Scrap hsstets, nex imports.
ton, from zoe. up.
''Chsllenes" clothes wiring.
ere, 7Ss-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29
Newest China.

large assortment Of Bavsrisn ehina,
Just arrived. Exquisite decoration Of
pink rosebuds entvined With green spray
OF leaves, gold trimmed handles. The
collection embraces number OF useful
and timely articles especially desirable
because Of the tasteful character Of The
decoration, and lightly priced. These are
q iex OF the items only:
Toast and tea sets. Use,
Cracker lars, 7Se.
Chocolate pots, 500.
Condensed milk Jars, soc.
Sugar and cream sets, 2Sc, soc. sa<
Sos. .se So.
Celery trays. soc.
Tea eaddies, use.
Tea pot tiles, ise.
SOAP dishes, ace.
Mustafds. use.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29
Unparalleled Sale Of Heating Stoves, Gas
Coal and Oh.

Wise buyers will Jump al an advantage like this and buy
their stoves now. No doubt the prices will be higher later
in the season.
We employ the best mechanics TO put up the coal stoves at
your residence free OF charge-one elbow and one piece % pipe
Tree. All stoves will he delivered and put up within four days
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29

AT acc, REGULAR Toe. With tucked
and hemstitched yoke.
AT 2ee., REGULAR 4ee.-Good muslin
drawers, deep smbroidered rufile.
At 2se.-vith deep lawn i~1ounee,
tucked.
At 2ec., REGULAR 4e~e.-Fine cambria
corset covers, low NECK, trim med mech
and sleeves, fine embroidered edse.
AT 3se., REGULAR 6ee.-ln nsinsook
French shape, lace trimmed.
AT see, REGULAR sse.-An excellent
lot Of fine cambria corset covers,
elaborately trimmed with lac.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29
SC. for OutinQ FIannels.

Light grounds. eolors are pink and blue.
stripes and small solid and broken CHECKS,
manufacturers loom ends, running 10 TO
20 yards length, regular Sc. kind. ct Sc.
MOI c. o. d.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29
A Wave Of New Carpets
AID rice To Marx n Record

~ wv 'ue Jump w oiI NalHC'
because really We have done
this season than ever before
here are offers TO make some
he chance came and Is too good
q saving OF one.third.
csc. FOR si.3s AND $3.50
Bigelow, Lowell and Hart.
ford body Brussels.
ice. AND csc. FOR Si.to
TO Si.s0 handsome Az.
minister carpets from the
famous mills OF Alexander
Smith 4 Sons and Hartford
Carpet Co.
AT Si.0S TO Si.2s The
famous Bieelov and Ssvon.
erie, Administer, the hand.
soonest parlor carpet made.
ATsi.ie FOR s~i.so-Inlsid
linoleums that regularly sell
Tor $3.50 per yard 81 $i.is
per square yard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29
49c. for 75c. to Sl.W Gloves.

Net OF.
A splendid 10, Of gloves for vomss-
German hid, two clasps, one roe Of en-
broidery, all sires and the fashionable
shades; regular 75e. 10 Si.oO gloves q
the remarkable price OF 4ee.
All our autumn and winter styles OF
the Navarro" "Zss" and "MsfvsF'
are In siock. These are gloves msds a.
clusively for us and are the most famous
gloves sold anywhere to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29
46c. for 55C. Sheets.

These are q lot OF full.sired bleached
sheets, torn by hand and ironed. Sheets
that can't fail to give the best OF satisfac-
ton when Numbered -made 20 our order.
Also New York Mills muslin pillow cases.
&Sx56, l2Hc. S0x36, lSc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29
l0c. for Anderson's Csc.
Black PerCaline.

The lowest price this lining has ever
been sold a,-the genuine Anderson per.
caline that sells regularly at Csc. yard;
every woman Knows IL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29
soc. for $500 Eyeglasses
and SpeCtaCleS.

Gold.pls,ed frames, Jus, like solid gold.
fitted with the best French peroseopic
ground lenses, sifes from $ TO IA.
Eve glasses have patent offset or adjust
able guards 90 ft any nose; the spec.
tacles, riding bows as we'll as straight
temples TO III around or back Of the ears;
and, as a climax to all, 4 neat leather case
given with each pair-at soc. instead OF
$2.oo-on sale both Monday and Tues
day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29
Waist FianneIs at SOC.

Plain all wool ilanneis, full line OF the
most desirable %colors; they are every
thread pure wool and Of O good firm quail.
ity; regular soc. for 3ec.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29

27c FOR 4se. ingram car.
pets.
4fe. PER YARD FOR 6oc.
extra super ingram carpets.
sac. PER YARD FOR choice
extra super ingram carpets,
the best quality from the
famous Hartford mills.
soc. AND Toe. FOR Si.0o
TO Si.25 all-vool vilioa
velvet carpets.
eee. ANDSl.0s FOR Si.5S
AND Si.S0 extra quality
wilioa velvet carpets; one OF
the most durable carpets
made.
sse. AND sac. PER YARD
FOR Ssc. AND e0c. extra
quality tarcstry Brussels.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29
Shoe Bargains.
S2.49 for Our $3.50 Ones.

Second noor. rear
All the remaining siIes from our srsst
opening autumn sale Of regular $3.50
shoes Tor women. They are the bess
$3.50 shoes We have ever had, and tn
deed are unsurpassed by many shoes sold
At $500. Five styles TO choose from and
enough sifes left for q large demsad, oil
az $2.4e instead Of $3.50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29
Stockings and Underwear.
Nearly Half REGULAR PRICES.

These are Just such goods as you would enjoy buying a. our
ocular prices--becsuse they are really worth more than such
prices and here We give them In this great Comparison Sale at
about half
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29
and COIOred Dress Goods.
A Record Breaking Transaction.
Prices Lower Than Have Ever Been Known.
iva. sour ppnunr.ve bhab big Eadd course nov pass it on to YOU with all the r: ainnnr n IT,
M %s %n mi nms m @HM NOV n%s S.S" The lac. SHy IGS- Ms Goods ana mm them

brety-a enange IN % pa1thstsn,P o y q os ,mpo,".
goods-it was our opportunity, we bought a big lot and, OF course
Every yard in the lot is new. Fabrics made Tor this season; is
are prices among them that have never been known In the eusins
anywhere In the country:
CSC. for Csc. Black Diagonal Chevlot.
Lars yards +2.inch strictly slLvool diagonal chevot; no
slip, no sag TO this fabric; colors are navy and Jet black.
Soc for SOC. WOrsted ChcViot.
44.ineh vorsied ehevio, serge; rough, stylish finish, me.
dunn vale, deep rich Jet black.
ACC. for $l.OO Zibeiine.
2,36s Yards so-nch camel's hair zibeline. finished with
. surface OF long glossy vool-a leader among the fashionable
fabrics.
soc. for SIPS Zibeline.
i,47S yards diagonal Iibeine, so inches wide, made from
the choicest wool; an entirely new weave in this popular fabric.
Black Novelties at n.
Several thousand skirt and dress lengths OF French sk and
wool and mohsis novelties, ranging in value from 81 so, $3.50
to 1918 per yard, at exactly hall price, 75c, Sl.2S and Si.+s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29

At Soc, REGULAR 7Se.-Handsome
bisque csndlesticks- A table filled vtth
especial lot Of these pretty ornaments.
made for tvo lights. With standing ne.
ure IN fancy dress between, eHqutsssssy
tinted and touched up With gold.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29
Bronxes at "a.

Reproductions fine Vienna bronfes thet
Handsome ornaments Tor desk, cabinet,
or mantel. A variety OF subjects repre-.
senting Arabs in richly colored eostumsA
water carriers, camel drivers, ETC., snat'
Ing under al palm tre,s. ,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29

Ana . splensia 10, q nev emeseiesrtes, ioe-aii widths sad
pa,terns-sold In q, 20 eysrd pieces eas from the Marrow
bsey ssses up 20 the skiu nospeinS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29

Black and CoIored Satin Crepe de Chine.
9Sc. for the regular $l.75 kind.
Never sold at such q price before. They are - inches
vide and all pure silk. lndisputably the greatest bargain IN
m periection but no real injury. Note some OF the shades
white, pink, ciel. lilac, Nile, biscuit. beige, pearl, silver, gray,
turquoise, black, old rose. castor, reseds. violet, black, &C.,
Csc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29
s i.39 TO SI.96 for $3.50 to $500 Royal
Williams.

A ma,ehless collection os patterns OF the finest royal
vitons ~ the country. fresh from the looms. In psriof, library,
dining room and hall ana stair patterns; the choicest snd
largest line OF these goods sSs' o'fsres 81 reduced prices
and $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29

TO 3sc. Normandie Val.
encisnnes lsees, edges and
insertions.
AT Sc. TO i2i,c. FOR ioe.
TO sec Black Chsntilly
galioons, all ~idths.
At SC. TO Ice. FOR lSc. TO
ace. Arabian GALLONS.
AT acc. TO Csc. FOR 6ee.
TO Sl.4s Venice showers,
butter and white.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29
Silks Lower Than Ever Sold.

Plain facts that every woman will know the value OF Al
more foreibly than We can write. Briefly, As follows:
SOC. for 79C. Black Corded Taffetas.
Woven with five widths Of cords.
SOC. for 79c. Guaranteed Black Taffetas.
Il inches wide and extra heavy.
soc. for Csc. COiOred LOulsine Silks.
All the leading shades and black; pure silks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29
Muslin Undergarment Event.
The Best Kinds for the Least Money.

timely opportunity to replensh your wardrobe after the summer vacation
These undemusinS aret he bestk kinds thta emade, dalnty, pretty M serveeao
Ind at incompatible prices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29

39c. for 100 CoIOred Cheviots.
$500 yards 44-ineh baske, ehevio', not a thread OF cotton
in this fabric; six nobby pebble mixtures, tan, brown, green,
Oxford. navy and French blue. A
Use. for $I.25 VICuna Cloth.
Ass yards yicuna cloth, !ul so inches vide, made OF the
finest wool which gives a iustrous, attractive finish; In the
leading mixtures, such as light gray, Oxford, castor, brown,
green ana navy.
ACC. for SI.OO AII.WOOl pl8ids.
1000 yards 4+.ineh slLvool plaids, ioule finish; warm
and subdued eolorinss; servieeable and pretty for waists, skirts
and misses gowns.
SOC. for SIPS pIaids.
2,2so yards fine fibelne plaids, so inches in " id'h, six o
the prettiest OF this seasons color combinations; this Is the
greatest value ever Offered in fine plaid dress goods.
45C. for 69C. Crepe Cloth.
44.ineh Victoria crepe cloth, an Atwood fabric suitable Tor
waists and full gowns; colors are cream and Jet black.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29

At &c, TO I2'ic. FOX sc,
TO 29c. - Torchon laces,
machine made, eoges and
insertion.
AT &c, TO. i2i,c. FOR Toe.
TO 6ec All widths OF net
top laces.
At SC. TO Ice. FOR i2i,c.
TO ACC. - Black escunal
sees-different widths.
AT Sc. TO i2hc. FOR Toe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29
A Conquest of Lowest Prices and Best Qualities
Black velvet ribbon lsstin blsek,.
Tempting Waists, Tempting Prices.

The flannel, the silk, the corduroy, and they IRE the Pretisst waist show an
time. This sensible m economical garment seems to have reached te psrfeeuof
Of design and color
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29
A Great Day for LaceS.
Never So Good and Never SO Low Priced.

A regular flood OF new laces lust received the preuies, and
most disable kinds and widths Of the season, and lsces are
going 20 be used this season more than ever.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29
Pair Lace Curtains
Away Under Wholesale Cost.
POrtiereS at Half Price,

A lot OF i2s pairs Of heavy tapestry porheres twenty different style
s.. so and S61S.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29
BriC.a.Brac at ".

ROYAL BONN VASES ct lover prices
than ever before. A special lot Of THE
world. famed potter, With its superb
color treatment and artistic flossi
decorations, new shapes and colsr
treatment, large pieces from 9 to 10
inches In height.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-08-13
The Lecture

The illustrated lecture given by
Rev. King at the Methodist hurch
Saturday evening, proved one of the
best entertainments presented in this
city in some time. His subject, Der
Hur.' was we'll handled and thorough
ly understood and appreciated by the
audience.
The lecture of last evening proved
just as interesting and was thoroughly
enjoyed by the audience Both lee
lures were illustrated by stereopticor
views which made the entertainment,
doubly iacinating.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-08-13
Good News.

The last few days the Delaware
mine has developed a promising ore
body. A big body of peacock copper
ore has been uncovered which assays
way up in the much sought for metal.
The ore also carries good values in
gold. There is ore enough in sight
or a shipment below which will help
out on the running expenses of the
mine
The stockholders in the Delaware
re wearing broad smile these day.
as everything is looking up at the
mine
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-08-13
ALL SORTS.

Trib cures insects bites and stings
Jim Newlands is spending few DAYS
in this city.
c. Burkham and family, OF Bodie.
re visiting in this city.
No. 07I0 won the handsome rock
ing chair given away by the Empori
TN last evening.
T. G. Farrer, who has been in the
Eastern States for a number of weeks
returned to Carson yesterday.
For a free vaudeville, good cool
drink and comfortable resort. 90 to
the Ozark
Joe Mccarthy arrived from Reno
yesterday and spent the day in this
city.
A young man by the name of Roll
i'm kautz was kicked to death by a
horse near Austin a few days ago
IL Soo al SoillS Ndlllpl1lS you netu
fishing tackle. Davis & kirman can
rig you out complete
Remember that the Ozark can supply
| the best in the line of mixed drinks,
also can cool the inner man with ice
cold beer
The work OF wiring the Treasurer 5
Office in the Capitol is about finished
1t is a very complete system and will
make the State Treasury. practically
burglar proof.
The work of cleaning and paperine
the Governors office is in progress
The Governor does not relish house
cleaning in his Office any better than
at home. as he has gone to Eastern
Nevada during the mix-up.
| Three cows, belonging to MORT:
Regh, were struck by lightning an,
instantly killed at his. Summer ranch
east of town near the Italian rancf
on Wednesday of last week during
one of the heavy thunder showers
They had taken shelter under a tree
and were all killed by the same bolt o
ightning.-Sentinel
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-08-13
Off for TOn0Dah.

Yesterday afternoon George Maute
departed for Tonopah overland
George has spent the past three
years in this city where he has made
many friends who wish him a fortune
in the new camp. George has posi-
ton awaiting him in the new camp.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-08-13
Latest Hats.

The very latest thing in ladies millin-
cry is the shirtwaist hat. The creation
is not only up-to-date, but is stylish. The
prices are in keeping with the times
The ladies are invited to inspect them
at Miss Lind's Millinery parlors
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-08-13

Eastern advertising Agent 23O-2s4 Tenn
Katz, Agent ~. ~, - ,,-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-28
RixEY's REPORT
To Surgeon General on Death of Late
 President.

Washington. Oct. 2S-"ln the line of duty, while receiving the people was shot by Leon F. Czolgosz,' is the official statement filed with the sur. geon general Of the navy by Doctor Presley NJ. RiXey. medical inspector U. $. N., as the introduction for his report upon the wounding. illness and death of the late President Mckinley.
 The cause of death is thus stated: "Gengrene of beth walls of stomach and pancreas. following gunshot wound
 The report sheds great deal of light on the treatment of the president and shows that the bulletins were not at all times in harmony with the facts as noted F t5 sicKloom.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-28
CROWINsAfELD GOES TO SEA
And Taylor Takes His Place on the
 Naval Board.

Washington, Oct. 2S-Rear Admr II \. $. CroWnshield, so long conspIcu- Ous as the c..lef of bureau of nav1g2- rion. and who since the close Of the Spanish war and the advent of the Schley case before the public. has been a shining mark for criticism as head of an alleged naval clique Is to De superseded as chief of bureau by Rear Admiral II. C. Taylor. nov stationed in this city as member Of the general board. of which Dewey IS president
 Crowinshield will assume command of the European station. Rear Admiral Bartlett J. Cromwell. who now com mands the European station. retlres from active service February g. Rear Admiral Sampson retiring on the same date. CroWninSnield. who now holds the rank of captain. will be promoted to the grace of rear admiral carly Ill the following month by the retirement af Rear Admiral Howell
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-28
NEW 3 PER CENT BONDS.
No Response to Call for Bonds of
 1869-70.

F. kohn & Co.. of St. Louis. write State Treasurer Tipton that they witI soon be i'll a position to cffer for sale some Of the new , per cent bonds. says Little Rock telegram. It is probable December l for the purchase of bonds The call which has been published TOT seFera! months calling in the bonds Of lSt9-1e. expiring December l, has not been answered. by any one, and 1t $ not probable that t VIII be. There are fifteen of them out and the rumor has been current several years that that number was destroyed by Il lire III Scotland
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-28
STONE INCIDENT MAY HASTEN WAR BETWEEN TURKEY E&e BULGARIA. Ransom Money Is Sought by Djsturb. CTS for Use is2 Preparing fer
 Aestilities.
STONE INCIDENT
Ransom Money Is Sought by Disturs-

=Aln@E e..ft5z zelesfaphs t5e t.as- cago hecof6 Besala= om Sofa as fos= lows
 Tie war slch is tmesteaad ae- 1&eea 7a.s9Ea 51d sQiEt$ ma 5e hasfenod hy tae Stone incident. Mace aonIa or R9ameHa now Turkish province. formerly was d part of Bu'- saria. It's inhabitants who are Chgis tiaus. are descended from the same 2tue.- nd haze largely mtermalref &ith the BuIgarians They are now sufterins rom the persecuuoas or the Turks
 Similar Bulgarian atrocities eause3 the Turko-RUsslon var ot 1S71 Ky peace treaty the sultan granted to the Maeedonians independence similar 10 that enjoyed h% the BuIgarans. but ! conference of European powers he'd at BerIin restored the province to Fur key upon guarantees of the appoint- ment of a Christian governor and re lief from persecution and eXcesslye taxation.
 The sultan. as usual. failed to keep his pledge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-28
DOUBLE DEALING Taxpayers of Hot Spring County Have it In tor
 Clarke. HE IS ACCUSED OF ACTING AS ATTORNEY FOR THE
 COUNTY
And Also for St. Louis Bank, the County Getting FIianfIamed in
 the Deal.
HOW THE TRICK WAS PLAYED

The taxpayers of Hot Sprine county have it in for ex-Gov. Clarke fa. eouble dealing W.;a them m manner they do not approve It arises oyer these facts as related to q News n1an in Malvern last Tuesday bY= one of the leading citizens of that county. ssEs the Hot Springs News.
 ln appreciation ot his efforts in heIp- ihs to lobby .aFough inc legislature the bill bT which Hot Smlng caan5y was authorized to brne sdit against this county on an old antIquate4 clam barred hE the statute oe anitaz lion. the county Bd.e of that unty employed hfm as the at- torneI for that county 10 prosecute the case. Hot spring county gave nm the very liberal fee of b per cent 7f what should Be recovered Judgment Was secured for nearly Sla09a. % that ez-Goy GIarke.s fee was nearIy S3 .od4
 After this county paid the judgment ia her script. i Is related that Cover Tor Clarke induced the county judge of Hot Spring county to sell ous sscl4pt at =t2 cents on the dollar ta l{oatman : bank. st Louis. Then Gov. Clarke appears in a new roIeaas attorney Ter the st. Louis bank. in s0it brought m federal court against 5his coGatx =@,-.ls<. l.ssset5=.i .iils.s, to eoiniNiiSa Garland county 10 pay The deht n cash. He secured the uandamus arA the taxpayers ct this county will have to pay tie amount doHsr fer dollar n cash. and a levy was made hY the quo lum court which met this month e pay the first lnstdilment
 What the taxpayers of 4ot sprlns county don't like was Clarke 'cs double dealing. Alter they had given hlm their case and paid him big fee of nearly 5000. that he should then in- duce them. through their county judge to part With their script it discount of 3S cents on the dollar. and then take fee from a foreign corporation ill securing to that concern the pay ment of the claim at par value. instead of giving them the benefit of this IS what the people of Eot Spring county don't like They have reached the cenclgsion. and wisely. too. that a man who is as tricky as this would be un- safe 10 repres>nt our state in the United States senate
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-28

of the most attractive at the big far at St. Louis.
 The Graphic does not speak in fav or Of MT. Holderness for any political reason, or because he is a citizen of Pine Bluff, as it places the interests of Arkansas at the worlds fair far above politics and local preferences, but purely on the grounds of compe- tency. It does not claim for him su- periority to everybody else in the state, but on the grounds that he is qualified, and the best fitted of any person available for the place.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-28
DEWEY RESIGNS
AS PRESIDENT OF METRoPoLi.
 TAN CLUE.
Due to schIey Case and Causes coa siderable Fiuteer in Washington
 Society.

Washington, Oet. 2S.-The reslgna
 ton ef Admiral Dewey as president eg the eAfyopolitan elt0 las caused ! the Metropolitan club has caused t social circles, The Metropolitan is ore of the most exclusive clubs III the city it's membership numbering af- t.cers of the army and navy and prom inent government officials It IS stated by the clab members that Admiral Dewey resigned because he found that the Schley court of inquiry took so much of his time that he was unable to keep fully abreast of his club at- fairs. The true inWardness of the case. however, seems to he that ne resigned Cn account of the criticisms made against him by his fellow club men. who aIlege that his rulings III the Senley court were too favorable 70 Schiey. There appears to be a strong sentiment against Schley in the club. Admiral Dewey has not left the club, but simply resigned the presidency.