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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-23
GIRL WAS NOT WORTH THE MONEY.
CountrYlnan ColIdn't stand for u Mar
!i:.oc Fee of sfs.,

/ :
lia@e rec of sf..
Masisnate I'd Mqsi~n1X'a Office was
the scene OF tie dsa5a OF a country
romance yesterdaz attacuaoA. \ tall,
gauat eountrHm2H .a4 il ese5aias sri
/ entered the Haei- a7aa, .
o'cIaef. Bob aa..ssza. and The
ma ate -
the ts s.tla5a# Gown
naa5 55le zsa#s 5ss '4.a= tao#ss rs
reached ha'F HaEaaz.tL =5.is=Fa9t
tops. aHl tha 5#oaz aili1.ad foI the
eeea=5aa, Tn 2ill zs7rs aHsa= dress
nade q AIaa aj.s.s.....a. 5559i. l9ag
tllaa taasa Has attze saa magis-
trafe=s.d ret leo& III. and Il Was sew
e}al Hsautes before The eaan1yman
spoke
Squire. We wants 70 sit married.
he finally blurteG ouf l'ae sirl sig
gled
4 seessed as much. answered the
magistrate. do you want the cere-
mory performed at orce?s
Well, squire, that depends. How
much is it going to cost?''
The magistrate said that his price
was 50, and that he did no cut-rate
business.
The countrynan rubbed his chin,
and said nothing. Finally he turned
to the girl.
What do you think of it, he
Gueried
The girls anger had been steadily
rising.
Why pay it. of course, she said;
"ain't worth it,
Not to ne" was the countryman's
answer, and again his hand sought his
chin, and he stood looking at the girl.
We'll. there is them that thinks I'm
worth that much, she said, and there
Was not the sign of a CULVER about
her lip.
y minute later she left tie magis-
t"he,s office
L certainly would haye liked to
marry her said the conntryman to
the n2eistrate 'Cause she's got
spunll" and the countlynl2n left
Louisville Courier-JoWn&i.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-23
N. ,.crnr vi !i:t.n.S MINI.

e9a1.,i.s@ af errors in printing, the
.alioatre zam London Telegraph
itu ooa iHto al evening paper
an reInr2.ae - Emperor William. is
o.: ot thu lrdicrous seen re,
Gently:
III is %t l.nn.r a4d supper that the
varied l.y = a usaaE-sified mind sein-
tii.ales tgo.a eyasy faucet"
Dae hears oi ! ',52rreps Of eloquence
Towing tra!a speakers mouth" and
similar expressions, but a mind sein-
tlilating from faucets" ia something
new and startling. But then-the En-
peror is nothing il not original
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-23
Their Little Game.

Sir Herbert Maxwell at a recent pub
lie dinner told story illustrative Of
the instructive propensity of British
nature to have a little gamble on some
thing, Three officers in the Transyaal
were down with fever, and just before
the doctor went his rounds in the
morning each patient put a half-crown
III a basin, ANA the one whose tempera-
ture wa highest took the pool
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-23
weather.
Even Spain a Purchaser.

Spanish capitalists have formed a
company to utilize the waterfall Of the
Jarama river eleven miles from Ma
drid. Three thousand horse power will
be developed. The street cars and
lighting of the capital will be served
by this enterprise. Americans are
chiefly interested because the COM
pany intends to purchase nearly all of
the material from the United States.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-23
RELIEVED PARTIALLY BY RAIN
SATURDAY.
Co':ca IS Beginning t. Feel %i:a Ef-
fects Of tie Unfavoraaie
Weather.

Hot. dr. weather continued during
tHe week. although the droHthy con
ditons were partially relieved in some
few localities by showers Oh the 10Th.
Cotton \ BEGINNING 10 feel the effects
Of the aafavorable weather conditions,
especially The crop on the eplands.
which IS neadil - badly. that IN
the bottom. or=lo& laf.9is. is standing
the droath very well. 81 = beginning
70 show the need OF moisture. n
some localities it is willing badly.
and shedding IFS forms rapidly The
dry weather has checked the growth
Of cottoa early cora is made in az
most ali sections, bat in d few ls0-
lated case another rain within q feN
days would fill out the ears Generz
ally. the prospects are favorable fer
3 large yield. The late planted needs
fain badly il is beginning to twist
aad turn yellow. Wheat and eat
5ireshi4@ is a5auj completed. and tie
steia Of both generally is below the
average. att e4sl1=i IL some localities Il
has giGad caH 5a-lsf taan vas aHtzez
iaas2d bash > Quality and 9ianli5z.
2eaeEesZaId summer apples aaa
grapes aIe liHeains and are being
maEetea. peaeizss VIII .ot be as poor
4 crop - VS. expected ea92y in tie
season. hut agples continue 10 drop,
ana The crop viii be short and Of poor
quality. Some second crop OF irish
potatoes are being planted. Garden
truck and pastures drying up rapidly.
Pine Bluff. Jefferson county; J. NJ
dudson-ShoWeTs have benefited
crops somewhat, but a general rain is
needed 10 cotton worms have ap-
peared yet but boil worms are be-
ginning to do some damage. and rust
is appeparing in places. Other crops
doing we'll
Cabot. Lonoke county; T. G. Rin
goid-Cotton is growing very we'll, but
needs rain. Late corn is badly dam
aged by dry weather. About the ay-
erage yield Of fruit. but Of inferior
quality Hay crop standing droutit
fairly we'll Some second crop Irish
potatoes planted.
Tollville, Prairie county: 3. Toll
Late corn needs rain badly: early
corn is all right Fruit and second
crop Irish potatoes also need rain
Luna Landing Chicot county: II. s.
Beakes-Gotton is doing remarkably
We'll considering the continued
drouth, and prospects are very fiat
tering. Rain would not now increase
the yield OF corn and the crop will be
below the average.
Rison, Cleveland county: l.. McLen-
don-No rain during the week; cotton
has suffered some: nearly all cotton
laid by: corn IS firing some: sorghum
hay being cpt: garden truck suffering
on account of the extreme hot. dry
weather.
Dumas Desha county; J. H. Ellis
The condition Of cotton is not as good
as last week on account Of the cool
nights, hot days and dry winds Il is
whiting and throwing Off cOnsiderabis
A good rain would benefit both cola
aha cotton.
Nontongo. Drew county: D. NJ
Greene-The week has been hot and
dry until Saturday, when a good rain
fell which will be of benefit to crops,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-23

by ti4c zcoE4lesa. ~ FIRST thine which
occ0ss to or in connection with this
program CHIT Il comes rather late
in j5a day. such moTe - the af-
miaistfatioa i said 10 he=eou,empiat-
iAs nay moeond from The sincefest
Of motives. tar it viii nevertheless no
doubt impress Il ia@e portion Of tis
community - hatu merely ,m al
tempt ri Tire last moment to ta&a he
wind ont of the @7fis of tho Dmo-
Garlic party hy stealing tha alters
thunder. F9f Ill izaz r1n wars in
dastfiaI trusts ha4ehess4 aoeFee Of
alarm 10 The people nj This county
shal is. If Tie re4l tetmezf of tie
l5rioa can be &athef from vhat ap-
pears in public print t#ir at that
time the party now in po0eg hes dore
no.=iag 10 al1sle the- evil b. means
af ie@3siatiaa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-23
jefferson County.

jefferson County.
Representatives Kemp Toney,
Ed Kerwin, Jesse D. Bush
Sheriff-James Gould.
Couuty Clerk-Buck Bloom
Circuit Clerk-NaIter l.. Goodwin.
Treasurer r. Core.
Assessor-G. z. Lytle.
Probate Judge-Smith C. Martin.
Coroner-R D. McGaughy
Surveyor-John ]. Martin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-23

The ua.ted States Investor says
that it tas frequently been mtimated
that the administration is preparing
to enter upon al energetic campaign
against trusts next winter 1t is al
legged that the president is having an
antitrust law framed, watch, il is nra,
dicted in certain quarters, viii be en-.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-23
OF COURSE THIS WAS IN IRELAND
Experience Of II Lady Visitor to a Little
Seaside Town.

Experience Of II Lady Visitor to a Little
Seaside Town.
recently heard good story IN the
west OF Ireland 1t concerns the lialng
little seaside town Of l.ahineh, a place
Hhich has recently developed tr2men-
dous!y through the tourist ana golf
looms a few years ago the publ:
baths, like most other institutions il
the village, were Very primitive They
We're situated in little cottage.
which was Just above the high-watel
mark. Shower baths We're speciality,
and they We're to be had in q rooIl
which had a bathtHb placed in the
middle Of the floor On pulling
string a perfect deluge OF bracing sea
water came through the ceiling.
\ lady visitor once stood ready in
the Tub and gave the dread SIGNAL.
But instead Of the usual avalanche OF
green water there came from aloft the
gruff voice OF the tisherman-proprie-
tor Of the baths If veil move a
taste more to the Wesht, ma am, said
the voice, yell get the full benefit Of
the shower" Looking pp, She, to her
horror. deserted the old fisherman
standing by an aperature in the cell
ing and holding a barrel Of sea water
ready for the douche, Whether the
lady moved to the west and received
the shower or not. the chronicler does
not relate But I4ahinch has made
giant strides since.-T. p. O'Connor,
III London NJ A. p
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-23

Missouri is more @pizen than
Texas. 1t declared far l6 to but
said nothing about the peerless. :
while Texas ignored hoth the platform
and the "rn,2less.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-23

Mr.. Pat ctowe did not play more
exciting part thaa Mr.. Harry
Tracy is playins and he didn't
get near SO much applause from the
gallery gods.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-23

After 4 ten days silence. Billie Neal
wakes up and tie editorial page of the
Helena World IS tolerahly warm.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-23

Mr.. Olney's presidential boom didn't
survive the dog days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-23

The free bridge proposition is hay
ing its usual aunual agitation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-23

The Graphic guarantees its adver
Users daily circulation of 1,1oo
Aapers, this being double the e'fcu'a'
tian of any other Pine Bluff daiy
newspaper.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-23
Congress

Sixth District-Joe 7. Robinson. OF
Ionoke county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-23

OFFICE: 500 West Barraque Street.
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EERNAaDEP. MAY, Managing Editor
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-23

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DEMOCRATIC TiCKE

Fer United States Senator.
James ?. Clarke, Of Pulaski county.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-24
Republican Meeting at Paradise.

A very large crowd of people came
out to listen to Hon. c. Il. Allen ard
Mr.. Badger of Salt Lake and ID. II.
Roberts and II. Bullen, Jr-, of Logan.
A more earnest and attentive crowd
of listeners could not be found than
those who attended the Republican
rally at Paradise Saturday night
Democrats as well as Republicans are
loud i'm their praise as to how the able
speakers handled the Trust, Philip
pine, Irrigation and other questions
Democrats say that the speakers
voiced their feelings. Many Demo-
Gratis have expressed desire of hay-
ing Mr.. Badger return as he seems to
have captivated their hearts. Para
disc, as a whole, seems to think that
the entire Republican ticket will be
elected.
The people here speak very highly
of The Logan Republican; all say il Il
the best paper Cache county has ever
had.
PARADISE CITIZEN.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-24
Newton Newslets.

Politics is rather quiet. No rallies
yet on either side.
Beet digging is well ON the way.
The quality of beets is not up to the
standard. This is due to the dry sea-
son.
There has been quite "A building
boom here recently. -Four new build
ings have been erected and two more
are coming. This is the result of Re-
publican prosperity.
Our schools are in good order. Mr.
A. NJ. Christensen is the efficient
principal and in him Newton has a
citizen of whom IL might well be
proud. lie is giving us excellent serv-
ice as instructor.
Jensen Bros. are having built a
splendid new business block on Main
street. 1t will be arranged into three
apartments one where rough faces
will he made smooth; one as a meat
market; the other as billiard hall.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-24
strona Stable for Next Season.

Aleck Shields, who has campaigned
Advance Guard for several seasons,
will have big string to race on the
Canadian and Metropolitan circuits
next year. During the past few
months he has secured a large num-
Der of yearlings and they will be
trained at his place in Jersey. Mr..
Shields has fine three-quarter-mile
track, and he intends to spend con-
siderable money in the improvement
of the course. Advance Guard will
again head the Carruthers & Shields
stable next season. Zoroaster. who
ran such swell race in the Annual
Champion stake. will also be one of
the star performers.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-24

Sam Hildreths recently acquired
lightweight, who rides Lucian Appleby
to perfection, and Is thought by his
employer to be a conner.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-24
SpIendid Rifle Shootjnu.

Dr. F. c. Wilson. of Savannah, Ga.
distinguished himself with the rifle at
the fifth annual meeting of the Sa-
vannah Military Rifle Range Associa-
ton. held in Savannah. Aug. $500. In
the three individual matches he cap
tured first medal in each. In match
No. ! seven shots each at 200 and 800
yards. he scored S3 and 81 points re.
spectively total of "a. In match No.
2, seven shots each ut 500 and 500
yards, he scored 33 and 80 points re-
spectively, total of 65. In match No.
3 ten shots at 200 yards he scored AZ
points. He was awarded two gold
medals and a rifle as prizes.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-24
Macon's Talk Of Puoilists.

WAGONS AK OF ru9i'ists.
III Peter Maher was race horse IN
stead Of pugilist. he would be con-
sidered an 'in and outer" without a
doubt. Sometimes he fights just like
champion, and then again he battles
like a perfect dub. When he feels at
man he contests with, he is indeed an
Irish champion. He felt in this way
when he encountered Jim Jeffords,
when he met the heavyweight In
Philadelphia last week, and as re-
suit he knocked him out in double
quick time without receiving a blow
himself In return. II was one Of the
easiest victories Peter has ever had
and 1t has restored to him perfect con-
fidence in his fistic powers, and he is
now willing to battle against most any
of the big fellows Of the ring. He
won't have to go much longer without
match. Peter is a great favorite.
especially with the Milesian admirers
OF pugilism, but he Is unreliable. He
cant be depended upon to maintain
his standing. like Peter very much,
but | would admire him much more II
he was more dependable, and would
live UP better to his reputation. !
think he will not long be without a
match. Gus Rubin is back In this
country again. fresh from his Euro
pean conquests, and | have no doubt
he will consider Peter choice apple
pie" for his game. Maher made but
poor showing when he tackled Rubin
in his own town. He seemed over
matched, and he looked to be a star
dub, and not at all dangerous to a man
Of championship aspirations. His long
rest, however, may have changed his
form. l trust II has.
In company with a number of 9TH
ers, who are pretty good judges Of
boxing. | was misled by Bob Fitzsim-
mons's aphorism that "the man with
the punch" will nine times out OF ten
win in a fistic contest, and knowing
that Kid Carter had the punch" |
was inclined to think that he would
defeat Tommy Ryan. | overlooked the
fact that Tommy Ryan also had 1.-The
punch" and with 1t twice the fistic
skill Of Carter. He demonstrated most
decidedly that on Monday night when
he went around the Brooklyn pet like
a cooper around barrel. Carter made
a brave stand, but he was beaten clear.
ly and most decidedly by the man with
superior pugilistic skill. It was won
derfully good fight, and Carter, though
beaten was not disgraced. Ryan
clearly showed that he is a worthy
wearer of the title The Middleweight
Champion Of the World" And the
man who deprives him of 1t will be &
cuckoo indeed.-"Macon" in Cincin
nat. Enquirer.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-24
-; Tic :,
~ xA~DLD ]
..Aa.i5P0RI:.; :.

to-day is not profitable theatrical
proposition, and never will be with
the Corbett defeat hanging over his
head. He must wipe this out to draw
on the stage. and no one knows this
better than does the. shrewd Semitic
pilot of McGovern. The offer Of Cap.
tain Billy Thompson to bring the pair
together in private and which was
scoffed at by Corbett. is not bad one.
or course, II is question whether
twenty men could be found who would
put up 81 900 each to see the mill. |
can count about ten. possibly fifteen,
with enough sporting blood and money
to do this. The pair might be taken
out on steamer, Photographic outfit
and ALL and box to $4,000 or $4,000,
The pictures would earn something
SO that Thompson's offer Is not the
silly one 1t is sized up to be by Young
Corbett-
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-24
strona Team at De Pauw.

It now seems sure that De Paw
University will this yer have one OF
the strongest teams she has had on
the gridiron for years. Coach Henry,
formerly of the University of Michi-
gan and University of Chicago teams
has taken hold of the work in man
ner that has enthused every man in
the university who is fit for football
work, and the crowd of candidates on
McKeen every afternoon is flattering
to him and the others interested in
the success of the game.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-24
Mile on a Motor in o:4a o.s.

The worlds record for a mile on a
motor vehicle on straightaway
course was broken at Norwood, Mass,
when f. A. Gately and f. w. Penvler,
professional riders of Norwood. on a
motor tandem covered the distance in
0.42 2-5. The course is section OF
the Norwood highway and on a down
grade. Three trials were made. On
the first the distance was travelled in
0:59, on the second in 0:51. and on the
third In 0:422.5.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-24
Riouest Man in SQUAD.

e. o. King. a second year man In
the Harvard law school, Is the largest
member of the varsity squad. He
weighs 242 pounds stripped. and is
trying for the position Of center rush.
Some OF his measurements are as fol
lows:
Girth Of head, 23.2 inches; girth OF
neck, 1911; girth Of chest, 43.3; girth
of chest expanded, 46.5; girth OF
waist, 1875; girth Of hips, 4S.4; girtb
of thigh. 29.7; grin of calf, 1865: girth
of upper arm, 1911; breadth of neck
5.3; breadth of shoulders, 1871;
breadth of waist, 1874; stretch OF arms
70.2.
Kings home is in Huntington, Ind
His father weighs 285 pounds, and his
brother tips the scales at 225.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-24
Ladies' and Gentlemen.

Whenever you intend TO purchase
Shoes and Rubber Goods please call at
the Exclusive Shoe Store, by the
First National Bank, Main Street,
where you will find complete stock
of the finest and best footwear.
"Small Profit and Quick Returns is
my motto. You will also find the
shoe repairing first class.
Andreas Peterson.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-24
Carter Challenges Kid Mccoy.

Kid Carter. who was unsuccessful in
his attempt to wrest the middleweight
fistic championship from Tommy Ryan
recently, has challenged Kid Mccoy.
Carter, in support of his def, has
posted $500 in New York.
He declares he will meet Mccoy at
165 pounds, and in the future will not
agree to any lower weight. In case
Mccoy refuses, Carter says he will
direct his attention to any of the 9th.
err men who can scale this weight.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-24

PARADISE CITIZEN.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-24
For Mcoovern and corbett.

The story that Sam Harris is not
overly anxious to bring his feather
weight and Young Corbett together is
nonsense. Harris is too shrewd p
Snowman not to appreciate the value
Of a victory over Corbett for Mccoy
ern. The Brooklyn boy as he stands
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-24
A Young Bicycle Star.

George C. Schneider, the speedy New
York amateur cyclist of last year, bids
fair to blossom into q star of the first
magnitude. Tom Eek, whose judg-
ment of bicycle riders is not sur
passed, predicted long ago that Schrei-
Der had the makings of champion in
him. He Is a stocllily built young man
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-24
Georqe c. Schneider.

and has been improving right along
In his work. This is his first year
with the professionals and his admir-
ers believe that by next season he
will be able to cope with Kramer,
Taylor and the rest of the top notch
ers. Schreiber's best riding this year
was at the circuit meet in Ottawa,
Ont, when he won the 1O-mile interna-
tional championship in record time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-16
BAY ANNETTE.
Evergreen Company Formed and Ia
 Doing Big Business.


 Bay Minette, December 5.-(Special)- T. L. Karh Is at the head of a new com pany formed here under the name of the Gulf Coast Evergreen company, and the company has already begun to ship ever greens to northern points. This company has secured several thousand acres of lands a few miles south of Bay Minette and these lands abound in eyergreens of all kinds.
 The recent kick by the people of Bay Minette and Baldwin county against the fast flyer" has been settled by the es- tablishment of special mail service from Bay Minette to Mobile and return. The mail leaves here on No. 5 at 12:25 D. m. and returns on No. at D. m. This service was secured by the undivid- ed efforts of w. R. White, postmaster at Bay Minette.
 The indications are that there will be more northern and western people locate in this county this winter than ever be- fore. Even at the present rate the next census will show that Baldwin has in- creased a greater per cent than any other county in the state. As the pine lands are cut over 1t is found that they are far better adapted to agriculture and truck farming than any one thought. There has been more cotton grown in the county this year than ever before, and it Is said that four times as much will be planted another year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-16

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