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Carnegie Buys Lord Actions Library

London. July 1.-THE Times this
morning says II heard that Andrew
Carnegie has purchased the library Of
the late Lord Acton.
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WOOL


st. outs, July --Wool--Firm, I'M
changed. Territory and western me-
diums, liHQl6h. fine, ilgl5ls: coarse.
u4l4h.
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, July .-Cattle-Receipts, 500
including 500 Texans. Good TO prime
steers, 775dS50; poor TO medium AIS
QI5O. stockers and feeders, 2.5Oa5.OO
cows, 1.50qG00: heifers, 250N6. Is:
Gamers. i.iOG2.5O. bulls. 2soa5. 0.
calves, 250d630; Texas fed steers, 400
d675.
Hogs-Receipis today, 10000; tomor.
row, $4,000; left over, G 900 &c hg sr
Mixed and butchers. 72O67s5; coed to
choice heavy, 7.75dS0O; rough heavy,
125q165; light. 6.9OG770; bulk OF sales,
735d775.
sheep-Receipts $500. Sheep, slow;
lambs, dull. Good to choice wethers,
350Gi0O fair to choice mixed, 300
$50; western sheep, 250d315; native
lambs, S.00d665.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. July 5.--Cattle - Re-
ceipts. GOO. Native steers, 5S5dS.S0:
Texas and Indian steers, i.S0d3j0: ma
tive cows and heifers. 2,50G650 stock
ers and feeders. 300G5.25, bulls. also
$50: calves. 200d535.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900: market strong
&c higher Bulk Of sales. 760d7S5;
heavy, 1868; packers, 765d7gO;
medium, I65dLs5; light. IfhQL77ia:
workers.. 765d771is: pigs. 700dI75
Sheep-Receipts. 900, market strong
Muttons, 3.30N4f0: lambs, t100G73:
range wethers, 32Od4lO; ewes, 4SCN
A2O
OMAHA.
South Omaha. July 5.--Cattle-Re-
ceipts 900 Market strong Native
steers G.95dS. 90. cows and heifers 3.25
65.S5: western steers 4.75G6 90; Texas
steers 4.J0dj IS; Gamers 1908 90;
stockers and feeders 2.55G5.25; calves
2.00d5.O0: bulls. stays. etc. 2.50Q5 20:
Hogs-ReceiDts $500. Market steady,
strong Heavy 7.65d7S0; mixed
1901 60. light 7.i0d765: pigs G. 50d
1875 bulk OF sales q. 55Q7.70.
Sheep-Receipts none. Market steady
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R EIM31i \ BROKER
oVusVV llE. First South.
Local Bonds, Bank and Commands,
Stocks Bought and Sold.
------- Phone 277,
THE GREAT SALT LAKE,
PRESENT AND PAST"

BY James &c. Talmage. PHI. D. Frs
t.. Y. q. g.. professor Of geology, Uni.
verslty OF Utah, book Of lls pages
beautifully illustrated. The first com.
plete and authentic work on the re-
nowned saline sea. Price rs cents
postage prepaid. For sale by the Can.
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BONDS.

Building permits were Issued during
the week as follows:
Mrs. S. l.. Partridge, Cromers lane,
frame cottage, $500.
oscar Kirkland, $50 west, Cannon
street, frame addition, $3.50.
Benjamin A. Taylor, Seventh West
between North and South Temple,
brick addition, 500.
Rivers Bros, 14O Main street, brick
warehouse, $500.
C. II. Woodland, 65 east. Seventh
South. brick cottage $1,000.
Moses Hallett, Third South between
Main and West Temple, brick store, s4,-
500.
Ralph SNOWFALL, SO X street, brick
and frame cottage, $500
A. f. Elggren, 4i6 east, Seventh
South, brick cottage, $1,000.
T. e. Tortenson, 254 west, Third
North, frame addition, $500.
Total, $lO,O5O.
The real estate market has been dull
the past week. owing largely 70 the To-
cal mind being turned more towards
fireworks than business so little was
done. However, agents profess hopeful
ness for the immediate future, now that
the Fourth Is out Of the way.
Architects have had quiet and UNI
pretentlous time Of II the past week as
well as some other people, and building
circles generally have felt the soporific
influences Of celebration week.
The Union Stock yards are busy these
days Two cars Of sheep from T. J.
Nlpper to A. NJ. Goshen Of this city were
shipped to the western Colorado ranges
last night. one train load of horses
from Mountain Home from various
shippers was shipped today, 10 Kansas
City; also, one train OF sheep from
Matthews Of Grantsyille 10 the Colorado
ranges. Two car loads Of graders outfit
are at the yards for shipment to Silver
City, Utah.
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y. A. Rage, stock Broker,
Loans money on stocks at bank rates.
Room 20, Walker Bank building.
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WEEKS ORE SHIPMENTS.
Utats Mines Make Very Credit
able aud Satisfactory Showing.

The weeks ore shipments have been
all that could be desired. Tlntic and
Binl ham producing the usual tonnage,
and other camps contributing literally
to what can only be looked upon as a
very satisfactory showing.
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TINTIC.
According TO the Miner the ore ship
ments from Tlntic were as follows:

In addition TO this the May Day and
Mammoth shipped two cars OF concen-
trates each. while the Mammoth mill
sent in two bars OF bullion.
BINGHAM.
Bingham's record was as follows, this
being exclusive OF regular shipments
from the Highland Boy and Bingham
Consolidated shelters:
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Salt Lake Bank Clearinss,
COMMERCIAL.
BANK STATEMENT.

New York, July 1.-THE statement Of
the associated banks for five days and
for the week ending today shows:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27

Was in Public Life rlany Years and
Was Able Lawyer

with credit. Judge Martin was born
al Dallas county. Arkansas, in De
e.ADe,r, 1862. When a very young
..4,.n lie removed to Pine Bluff and en-
~~Gtd the academy conducted at that
eslne by Prof. Iunins Jordan. After
.eatiuS scnooI he began the practice
vi Jaw in the Office of the late Col.
N. l.. Bell. where he remained in the
stadA of Law until admitted TO the
5ar. In the latter part OF the 81 ne was
@ppointed deputy prosecuting attorney
I;i1,i",' John Vi. Elliott, the present
chancellor OF This district This was
jae beginning Of Lis public life. On
November !. 1872. lie went into the
9itiec Of prosecuting attorney and was
subsequently elected to two more
terms, making his tenure in the office
OF prosecuting attorney six years III
eli. At the end Of his third term IN
5aat Office he was defeated Dy the
resent in~umbent, Walter B. Sor
.eils, about that time or just after
t!le central committee had declared
Nj. Sorrells the nominee for prosecut-
:il2 attorney. occurred the death Of the
.@te W. p. Grace, who at that time was
SKATE senator from this district. MI.
Martin was appointed state senator TO
iii out the uneXpired term. After per-
forming the duties CT this Office With
great credit he Ws,s o.ectCd county
.!;t2c in 1905 and a; the recent cleo
ton was re elected On November
he would have entered upon his see
ond term.
His death removes from the Pine
Bluff bar Ole Of its ablest members
Since his admission to the bar his
power as a lawyer has been felt and
a. a politician lie was the peer Of any
III the county. His friends here and
over the state are legion and his death
hes spread q gloom over. the city
The funeral occurred this afternoon
from the fsmily residence. Fifteenth
"Nenu2 and Pine street. at 3 O'clock,
Rev. John Z. Ca. officiating. The
"1.eqvias Ncre l2rse.E attended ana
the floral tributes were many az
! beautiful. The PAL hearers WerA
, H.Iessrs c. r. Triplet1 4. y. Grace, A.
Murray D. II. Rousseau. s. II. Taylor
" d. Jones. J. ". Taylor. n. \. Nc
| Coy. Alex Peterson Pronlinen tamOne
| those in attendance al the funeral wa>
Attorney Genera! Murphy. of Little
Rock Tie funeral procession to Bell
EG0d cemetery where the remains
&a:n Inferred was one of the longest
! vor s"cH here and attested the poDu
o''ity Of the deceased citizcn and Oil
| ili
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27

When w. y. Robinson left the Com
mecial Appeal in 1856, Mr.. Mooney
succeeded him as managing editor.
He threw his whole life into his work
az! TIE ~ gre:s Of the Commercial
Appca! since that time as q news gath
efcr has been due To his personality.
"Somethins more tnan q year ago
Nj. Mooney was also given editorial
charge Of the Commercial Appeal sub
i L t1e 9qiiaE Of the board Of di-
rectors. and since that time has done
some forceful as Vel as finished edi
toria! work. AS an editorial writer Mr.
Mooney is versatile, but always point
ed
His friends II tie city-and they
are legion-are sorry to lose his genial
cl.,31,,ci.iarsr + aH@ -" 2 ~ L. Ei2Hw
that he is receiving recognition for
lis merits and predict a success for
him in any journalistic field
The Graphic is certainly glad to
hear Of Nj. Mooney's rapid promotion
in the newspaper world, and he has
many friends in Pine Bluff who wish
Kim well.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27

County Judge Smith c. Martin,
whose condition had been critical for
several months past. succumbGG To the
inevitable Sunday afternoon about ]
O'Clock. at his home in this city. His
death was not unexpected. Fer some
tine it laas been evident to family and
friends that his tenure Of life was
short. His condition for several months
had been SO u!lT2Vorahle Is ia GniE
allow him to attend to the duties 81
his eeicc at times. Frequently Ee
w07liG lie ao!e 10 come 10 his office
Int most Of the time he was either out
Of the city in quest Of health or at
hcrae toe sick 10 leave. Saturday at
tern0on alarming conditions asserted
themselves an& at : &. m. Sunday his
condition t0Oi. {. turn for the worse.
Efforts el3 tie part of the physicians
in attendance L i,rGlons his life prov
cd .iaa7ailius; and al ] y. II. he eN-
pire3.
!ez.ea4 es Is 1.ou"n his loss . tes1fil,-
.Nfrg q a VIE and three children
in this city. his aged mother. at Prince
ten. Nix. and tw1 brothers. Gle the
Hcn. T. Z. Martin. judge Of TIE chan
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27
{. p. }. MONEYS Rapid
Climb in Newspaper World

OF Nj. C. p. J. Mooney, VINO was at
Gite time on the editorial staff Of the
Graphic, the Memphis Morning News
s;.ss:
c. P. J. Mooney, for the past six
,.CGis managing editor Of tie yla-
! e'c;al Appeal and enc Of the best
'ianNn and ahle>t newspaper a1en II
&c south, has resigned ris positi II
h"re to SO With Frank Munsey, who
WIS TIE New York News. the Wash
'4:rtCn Times ana w.0 mas Just added
sac hoston Journal 10 the string of
llers Which he cviGcutIy expects lo
';.ve across tie cu;,:ltr5.
W, =. Mooney VII. reT9.t fes f3A;y
u New York on Nov 6. rs II pNlsnE
II remain here probably duIln. tie
e:1i,e winter, Joining Nr. Moone, in
tt east only after the sGHs.a wett.er
G CT.
No announcement has as ye. bsen
,l,a,ll Of the position which Mr Mooney
Ill hold with the Mansey chain -
apsrs, but his friends are conGde,,t
-; re is bet1ering himself greatly
l.;s relations with his present asso'
;,tes are known to be agfeeat.A ii
..Nely way
"Mr Mooney was born in Kentucky,
where he received G thorough educa-
tion in the classics Moving to Ar
kansas, he conducted paper for some
ears al Pine Bluff and later moved
70 Memphis Here he began as a
reporter on the Scimitar and the COM
;:nation OF his high education with I'M
firing energy and keen scent for
news. soon gave him a leading place
in local newspaper circles He was a
success as reporter and greater
success on a desk at the Scimitar.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27
STERiCuS DISAPPEARANCE
Grecra & oriy Six Weeks Has Left
Els home.

Grocna & orly SIX Weeks Has Left
lis Rome.
h5ogt siA weeks ago. we learn. Nj.
Henry Williamson and Miss Etie
Hampton. Of the Bodcaw community
were married. The bliss of the honey
mooa was Interrupted by the bride
contracting typhoid fever. Size has
tee te4s !uN. H,;t tool. a turn for the
beste1. a few days ago. The young
htuaoanl was unwcaried in his devo-
tian. nursing ..cr WITH patience and
ten4olns.S ,.l....:I- t1e lO2s, ard heavy
woenS. SINE tine last week it is
told lie got up ana walked out of the
batse, since Which time naueht has,
been seen CT beard of him. The neign-
|bers lave searched the country far
lana vide far him in vain. SaEe be
|liese Tat anxiety and loss et sleep
have atfe.tel his mind. Or tilat he has
btcn fcully dealt with.-Magno!la
N4V
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27
DR. JORDAN

On PROGRAM for An AdGress at the
Teachers Meeting at Ft Smith.
\ meeting Of the executive commit
tee of the Western Arkansas Teach
crs' association vas held Saturday
at Little Rock al the office Of the
state superintendent, pursuant to call
of the president of the association,
Prof. j. w. Sails. of Clarks,ile. The
other members of the committee are
Mai. Y Fl. Parham, Of Little Rock,
and Miss Annie Nav Gatewood of
J.OnOkc. 1t was decided to hold the
next meeting of the association at
Fort Smith on December 1881, by
invitation Of City Superintendent B.
w. Torreyson. President Hartzog, of
the state university, will deliver an
address ct the opening session. DR..
Janius ,IGrda1. superintendent of the
rin" Bluff city schools, will deliver
An address oa .fne Conventional
Teacher His Past. Present and Fu-
ture." Professor j. H. Reynolds and
J. " kIykcndall. Of the state univer-
siy. and Prof. w. E. Simpson, of
Springdalo, have accepted positions on
tie program. State Superintendent
J. II. Hinemon will deliver an ad-
dress during the meeting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27

cpuid be learned closed at that hour.
Ii appears thai either this saloon
tirm was ,!eiue business with the con
sent of the authorities on in defiance
u' the law and the authorities
T. + +
Judge Gracc's Order
Judge Gfaeesa arde is 50 plain in
rs lanEuaso tlat il aan not he mis-
up'cfstaad afa - some may nave
forgotten i8s1 WHa' il says jhr Graphic
""'vN III, prints il a4ain:
"octobor II. l9o2 II. 4. Mccoy.
ESD. sheriff OF Jefferson county. sir:
! dcsiHe Ia eall 4oal attention tn the
haaitual Notation ef sections 1890
and >ll Sandels aad lilI's digest Of
the statutes Of Arkansas by mer-
chants. slurekoeaer& aGJ othors en-
2agci IN the Heeasod sale OF liquors
IN TIE city ef Pine B0lf. The latter
section makes it unlawful TO sell Ii
qnorS Oh the Sabbath day. or 10 keep
til" doors Of any saloon unfastened
So as 20 afford inSrcss or eeress To
and from the same on Sunday | un-
dcl'stand that Somc saloon keepers at
tempt To avoid compliance with the
law by lHnnins restaurants in the
same room where thc saloon is kept
and claiming THAT thcY cannot close
tNe saloons without also closing up
the restaurant and that it is the res
taur&Rt which is kept open and not
The Saloons This is n mere subter-
tuGe and shoald Hot he tolerated. The
law makes no exceptions in favor Of
;tase saloons which are kept in the
sane roGnl or place with other lawful
an legitimate businesses and the
courts and officers whose duty it is
to enforce the law should make none.
Il wish 10 call your attention to
50. tions 1159-7162 Inclusive. which
make yon. as sheriff a conservator OF
| peace throughout the county, and
i make il your duty to aIrcst all offend
/ crS against tire law therein. Section
~, @.se provides tRat YOU may arrest
i any Dorson WithGm a warrant where
.~ commits an offensn against the
| law il your presence. Tho same laws
| apply with equal force to each and
,.i' e your deputies.
"Yeu will see from these statutes
'ha' ..od have aHlFI" power to enforce
tle law and that it is your duty to
10 50 without waiting for any court to
arm you with warrants in specific
| atscS. and call upon your, as sheriff
to uforcc q. strict obedience to the
law agains Sabbath breaking by ar
restrg and committing to Jail all per-
sons found violating the same. Yours
| respectfully.
A. B. GRACE Circuit Judge"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27

tel. who has been in Washington
watching the proceedings in her fath
IS case, leaves tonight for the west
Uesrins, the Official papers for his re
tease. She is only IS Years old. and
are fron. her home in Yell county
irliCnsas. iG fight 1Gl. the freedom OF
her father.
Miss Martin arrived in Washington
,ome ten days ago. and since that tim.
as been a constal. visitor ct tie &c
a!tmellt OF justice. She told her story
in Il simple. STRAIGHTFORWARD manner
and the papers in tie case were sen;
to the president with favorable re-
concentrations by tne attorney gen
cral.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27
Prospectives for Vacancy Gre ated by
Judge Martins Death

Since tisc death Of Judge Saith c.
Martin there has bccn r1nch talk a. to
his probable successor. who will ne
appointed by GOV. Davis. IN cas- ut
vacancy in an office ny the dealt. re
inoval or resignation OF the incunHsnt
the law provides that the governor
she'll appoint some one TO FIJI il I'LL
the next rest;1ar election.
At the lest st pte!nher election .lua&e
Martin VAS reelected county i03se.
anG his neW torn Wuai0 have begun
next SATURDAY. November l. There VIII
he 10 regular election next Scp5cm-
ber. hence the appointment by Coy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27
Shauld not be Tolerated.

Circuit Judge Grace has instruct cd
to it that the saloons of Pine E]oft
y, ere kept closed on Sundays am! J;
is said that Pine Bluff was v,,y dry
las, Sunday in consequel y. There
rcsky Sunday violations. Much dan
age results from them, for thci- ten
corey is always to tear down; ar
wren people reach that point they
h2vc no regard for the sa1city o. TX
Sabbath Trey ara ripe for every other
violation in the catesory.-Clarer H..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27
Grad .'u-v ~ Wort Aoair.

Tho "~ana iurv Of Jefferson county
,oc',med work this morning after hav-
ing taken q recess ~ several days in
e-'o~ to attend to nr~vate business and
~ wait further ,7evnion.n ertc IN 2
hoe hnen the most streuEo-7elv jnclin-
of o-v which has roesed uroo t."
.orirn;-,ol matters of tho coHHtv in
ronu vnar- nnd fl7-t.er interesting
results of their labors are expected. .
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27
ignored Judge GraCe's Sunday Clos
ing Order and Sold Whisky

- sly was s>.& ~ zinc hIuff sun
!. i~>uit Judge Graae's eaiet to
s.:e -, 4, ana his deputies and the
zee department u .4s styS wor"
g.! -s-l.12z hy at .s,sst 9ze sa
!olll
- e-at.. mld aat 4.z.1a to,
:.:s..5e ,z.s aeeertloa 1..zess=5e- al
a. esitjveut It's =ae4ae=ttts=s. #.5'
ntss: Il mas IS aa..-iaa. '=..ff1 at
- .-1.4- whisky, .vhi1a 4,ts aat5as I.
~ :: --l"pai. r,"-es,n-utlHe IN about
49,. 7ztnut,. tlcFe 60. II started
etser T.. Auout @:45 y. =. SUNDAY the
e4IapIlic made an attempt To aso"f-
All. whether ur uot any a tae sa-
1s4- Of the city were CONG business,
u. lis efforts mace Tie rounds OF
4esiness part Of the city, Whcr"
~ sa.aaus are located. ny ~ {. clock
g.e a,u. procured aifpinf bottle OF
Blae k1iH NhiSl. Ter Which L. paid
80 cents; or. in other words, il only
took him fifteen minutes 10 ascertain
ttnt Judge Graccs injunction 10 the
Sheriff to arrest aua jan every man
caught violating tne SUNDAY closing
iaW. was scpt;ej at and Eeid as q
raliity. In making t5ss raan5s Of tho
city tie r"portc: easeset re Airing
"a hete! N.oyins :. - ke practi-
ea,t. al ialpo.s;biE Ter al 10 un
e,4ta any ntoz.eant aaaiaed he So
seitei IL aid of j,5v night porter at
1,Ie Eote! FeiiX Coleman, by name.
PattinS an teaa ard tilis.aty IooE
tic Graphic representative told the
porter that he was dry and ;s9lze. Tho
l.orter could he yet any gboozn7 for
h'nl
yes, suh" replied tae aegtet. q
eaa gel Il ,o:' yol.2
\ hatf dollar vas slipped ito The
Foeter's Lands s.@a he wenf cit the
ltooF. In a few minutes ae returned
NHh a half pint bottle f!e saf} j,
was Brookhili whisky. had cost 40
eeats flo naile! tl2a saIaan q which
i, VAS bought, out Is iae Graphic rep
reseatatiye cid not see tie purchase
mace !, does not min t9s,z 8ane Of
tie alleged selleg.
sach il t:icf was q thorough dem
ohstratjon e the fact 9aaf he lev
as laid down by Judge Grace LAD not
been complied with. The saloonkecp
or from whom the half-pint was
bought had no more right to sell WINS
| ky at 10 y. N. than at II NJ unless a
stecial dispensation was granted hin
to DO business at that hour. and such
is extremely improbable as Other
saloons in the city were, as far as
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27
DEATH RECORD.

Mrs. 7. J. s o-.es, vile e the rroni-
nelt lne. Eant el1E t:e contractor at
;InMPGry. &;'' Sunday evening about
? O'clock. after a Ire. itaess. The
funeral services wC"@ c"'1-z-,l1Gd this
afternoon, and tie remains We're
buried at the family buying ground
near HumDtry.
The sad death Of Mr.. w. G. Round
tree. one Of the leading nlert hants Of
t:s section occurred Sunday evening
about 7 o'clock. His oeatn was sud
Con and few of his Pine Bluff friends
n=os aprrigel OF the eri'@i gatErc of
his illness. F,e was a-acf"l VII
swamp fover Friday evening and
steadily gov worse gn,iI he sueeumh-
Cd. TIE deceased was son-in-law Of
Cant. a ". Ware, and was manager
= o. E-'o""e. interests at .innW0od.
He was highly esteemed +" all who
t-.,57.- li'~ nd his aeatE7 causes much
~aeY9at n is city. 10 leaves a wife
c',f oa0 ~'-i71 a daEcnter. The fun"r-
al occurred this afternoon. The re
i. 2 i9a vnr" Inferred in q private bury
i7c ara1nA 9nar Tamo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27
TlMo SnrSil Suits.

The SAWYER AMI Austin lumber
ccrnuo0v pro nlointjfIs in two suits
floa in 80 cho0cerv Clerks Office.
William Merritt is defendant in ono,
I'D I'd Cody is defendant in the
ether. Suits are bzought to recover
considerations for huildinc materials
~~'1 tho defnndantc. The amount sued
eor in the Merritt suit is s168.25: in
the Cody suit. s171.40.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27
N4:te Beater Pulled.

Steve Clarke colored, was arreste,! /!
ny Constable 'fandy Barraque this
morning On a charge of vile heating
He was fined $50 and costs and given
& sentence Of CO days in jail. He was
released. however ON the payment cf
the costs ard pending good behavior
# he should repeat Tie offense in the
future the Judgment of the magistrate
will be enforced.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27
Tobacco Smoke Kills Germs.

Added row to the joys of tobacco
Is the knowledge that smoking may
prevent some diseases. Dr.. Dumon
has studied the action OF tobacco
smoke upon the various organisms
found in the cavity of the mouth, and
has found that while it has no effect
upon typhoid fever germs or tetanus
tlockjaw) it greatly retards the
growth OF the kaciili of influenza, O;
diphtLe.ia ard Of eo3sumption.-Lon.
dou Scielce Sintipss.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27
SUNDAY WEBBING.

Mar a:c Of Kiss Elizasbta Winsor
a7S 'Ir. EdWsrc. You1c.
5 aaay evening al the he.ne CT
|EeI. JeAa F. Carr. the popular s9per-
apnuatea Methodist divine ca Lake
zoe, Mr.. Edward Youns ant, Miss Eli
Ezahe-h Winsor We're quietly married,
|oniE immediate friends and relatives
p lie contracting parties being pres
Pat. TIE intentions OF the couple Were
pet zhGawn. generally. and the al
h292eeaaent Of the marriage was in
the nature Of q surprise to their many
Friends. Ir. Young occupies a re
4p0ESsa3e position with the J. Z.
e1a4on company and the bride is an
young woman and Aas
any friends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27

expires on Mover CT I. hence he
coulG assume the ltNtjes of the new
position wit:eli5 conflict ct the two
ol.iiiccs. ~ ] .iplett was mentioned
in connection With the place nearly
two :ears. age when Judge Martin
tenEere.; Lis RESIGNATION Ct the office
on condition that the governor would
annoint Nj? 'Friplc1t There was a
protest from Pine Blaff, however, and
.luGge Martin withdrew his app lea
ton.
VITO will win oat Is & question that
is nov frequently as;.ed anG some are
sanguine that they can name the WIN
ner.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27
TroIIy Line to Little Rock.

Judge P. c. Dooley, Of Little Rock,
came down the country on the east
s-Ge Of the Cotton Belt railroad to
England this week and went back on
the west side looking for the best
route to build trolley car line from
tile Rock to England. They will
,,,n four cars per day and be prepar-
ed to do all kinds of hauling.-Eng-
ard Courier
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27
ccbbins-Fu.ier.

NJ Frank \. Dobins and Miss Ca'-
rie Fuller, popular young people OF
this city, were married Sunday even
.Ag al O'clock at the home OF Mr..
Bob Davis On West rillh avenue. Rev.
John F. Carr oficiated. MI Dobbins
IS connected with the Cotton Belt
shcI and is popular young MAJ.
The bride is an accomplished young
lady.