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The Tucson citizen., 1902-10-07
THE HYPNOTIST HPPEHRED
ON THE HONEYMOON TRIP

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. Hypnotic in
fiuence lured Mrs Marie Babcock away
from her husband, she says, and kept
her in company with (Prof) Roy Lord
for a period of four days. while city
detectives were hunting for the pair,
in company with tn eindignant hus-
band.
j. E. Babcock. with his wife. came
from Racine. Wisconsin, with Roy
Lord. who poses as a hynotist, last
Friday. Mrs. Babcock states that
she felt strange sensation every time
Lord. looked at her, and that after he
had sent her husband off on an errand
he ordered her to get into cab, and
she could not resist his influence, She
The Tucson citizen., 1902-10-07

years, Betsy, known as Wicked Toms
wife, and now as his widow, trumpeted
with shriH alarm when her struggling
lord sent out his first terrible cry OF
pain and terror
After that one frightful cry Old Tom
only groaned as his struggles went on.
Betsy continued to trumpet. and all the
other animals in the menagerie, warned
by Toms cry that something terrible
was taking place, roared and growled
as they ran around in their cages
seeming to look for possible openings
in the iron bars through which they
might escape the unknown terror.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-10-07

west must call upon the east for money
to move crops. Present conditions in
face of panic demand an elastic cur
retcy circulation to send money out
west to move the immense crops OF
1902. Bankers should not favor the
Fowler bill. We need and must have
an emergency relief for panics; we
can not stop panic, but we can re-
lieve it. Panics come regularly
There was one in 1873, another in 1893
and now we are facing one for 1908
We can not stop it; we must devise
relief; we must have some special
measure for this particular time which
would not be needed at any other
The Tucson citizen., 1902-10-07

made her escape today during the alb
sence of the hypnotist, she says, and
was on a street car when her husband
found her.
At the central police station the
woman recited tale of how she had
been helpless to resist the suggestions
of her companion, ~ho, she says, is a
disciple of Svengai.
Mrs. Babcock IS aot yet 20 years old
| is the daughter of wcaitay parents liv-
ing at Oconomowoc, and is graduate
of the normal school at Valparaiso, In
diana. The Babcocks were married
two months ago, and were still in the
midst Of their honeymoon when Prot
Lord apeared on the scene.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-10-07

BUFFALO, N Y Mitchell today
association anthracite
kept n
all
noon.
All give any information
HARRIsBCRG 7Colone Elliott assistant adunt
of
ts*%
statement called
WILKEsBARRE Tn with address
unanimously until they win.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-10-07
EX-C0NTR0LLER FEhRS PhNlC
:Mr. Dawes Warns the Public to B6Wdr6 Of
Next Year

OMAHA, Neb., Oct &c. B. Dawes
ex-comptroller of the currency, before
the convention of the Nebraska State
bankers, admitted in a speech that the
present money stringency threatens a
panic unless immediate measures are
taken to remedy present financial ills.
lie said:
1--WE must devise plan by which an
emergency circulation can be given in
such dangerous times as these, and it
should be at such heavy tax that
when the emergency is over the bank
ers will withdraw it.
1--WE need and must have something
to relievethe necessity of the day, The
The Tucson citizen., 1902-10-07
Mixed Martial Vows
leads to Damage Suit

COLUMBUS. Ind. Oct. Charles
A. Jones filed a $4,000 damage suit to-
day against George Gohn on the charge
of alternating the affections of Mrs.
Jones, who left her husband, procured
divorce and married Gohn, then left
GOhn, procured a divorce and re-
married Jones. and yesterday filed
suit for a second divorce from Jones,
who now brings this suit. The parties
are all highly respectable.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-10-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CONFER
WITH THE STRIKE LEADERS

WASHINGTON D. c. An
Wright off
appoint investigate
N When
at
HARRISBURG, 7-Governor gave hearing
to
the
BUFFALO, Oct. Tt is learned proposition
an
Philadelphia committee of the
The Tucson citizen., 1902-10-07
THE IRRIGATION CONGRESS
Proposal for a Kind OF M6rQInO With Trans.
Mississippi

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, Oct.
7.-At the opening of the national irri-
cation congress this morning the or
ganization was perfected. Secretary
Maxson made his annual report, which
showed good growth.
The only address was delivered by
The Tucson citizen., 1902-10-07

a woman, Mrs. Gilbert McClurg, of this
city.
A sensation was sprung by the ex-
ecutivecommitte voting to recommend
that meeting next year be held jointly
with the trans-Mississippi congress
Consideration Of the resolution went
over till afternoon.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-10-07
Whites Promotion
Has Been ARRANGED

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Oct. THE
President has decided to apoint Henry
White, secretary of the United States
embassy at London ambassador DO
Rome,
The appointment will probably not
be made till spring.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-10-07
JUST AS THE

Dripping Water wears
away the stone, 80 will
continuous adv ertising
carve a chann3l to success.
Printers Ink.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-10-07
ONE CAN NEVER TELL

How Tar a good deed or a
good advertisement will
travel. Each goes on work
ing for you long after it has
dropped out of your mind.
business Problems.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-08
A Creative Force.

A man Of experience and observa-
ton who has watched the development
Of advertising until it has become the
Very life-blood of business enterprises,
aAirms that advertising does more
than attract from a given amount of
trade a larger share to the advertiser.
lie finds that it creates NV customers,
and also that il creates :. demand for
new or neglected products. 1t is a
force without which no striking sue
cess is possible.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-08
AMERICAN BRAINS IN EGYPT.
British Newspaper Pays a Tribute e
Yankee ingenuity.

DoWney had taken out tha boxed
parts Of twelve locomotives to Alex.
andria. shipped them up to Luxor on a
9road dgNage road from there 10 Shal.
al on the narrow-gauae and thence
TO Wadi ltalfa by felucca up the Nile
There he picked up chain
ed gangs OF conyicts, most of them
murderers, OF whom their Egyptian
guards stood in momentary terror
who by main strength hauled up the
locomotive parts to the top of the
bank. Then by the same kind Of mus
eular effort each part was successive
ly handled unti4 the engines stood
completed American brains had
guided every action. And when the
arst train ran out to a little desert
station, and eae Of the Greeks with
WAom the Soudan towns are begin.
ming to swarm. had poled his head
into the train and asked: is this jao
Yankee express? Downey, leaning
out of the cab to hear what he said
caught the strains Of discordant
Arab band across the desert playing
sousa's Stars and Stripes "-T'333o
Worlds Work.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-08
CoIored Woman t21 Years Old.

The oldest woman living at present
that IS, the oldest knovn-is proba
-, Mrs. Nancy Hollifield. She is a
a@oman Of color and has attained te
;Ao age OF 12l years. Her case was
Investigated by tho Rev. c. Lee some
7iX years ago and ne then found hes
aee TO be ll5 years Tho gentleman
Who died in his 9eth ear remem
sare3 Mrs. Hollifeld as his nurse and
:.5&t sac had al that time several
.n.ltTen 50 that Tie estimate cannot
- lar short Of tie mark. She lives
lear Ell2nborou2h \ c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-08
JUDGE Believed in Crem alton.

judge George P. Andrews of the
Iew York Supreme Court, who has
ust passed away directed in his will
hat his body De ctemated and his
she's deposited at such place as his
widow may designate. He especially
lirected his executors to carry out this
.lause and IN the event of their re-
,usal or neglect TO do SO the provisions
or their benefit were to be void. The
ucineration took place at Fresh Pond,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-08
Ceaccns Not LETT Out.

During one Of Bishop Pote9.s paro-
ahial visits there happened to be a
number Of young deacons in the yes
try room before service. One Ct them,
Who was rather talhative. remarked,
See, Bishop, ia the benedieite there
; mention OF yon, pointing TO the
words oh, all ye priests Of the Lord,
9less ye the Lord. etc. but there is
1othing said about us deacons; don t
,hinl it is quite fair
oh. yes, there is quietly replied
he Bishop. Here it is: Oh. all ye
green things upon the earth, bless ye
he Lord. New York Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-08
CITY COURT.

n. Mase Solm-o#. proprietor Of tie
Pielfw.eh bal her @hop=aasi aa a!-eee,0-
,iaa With S. i',.al.erg. ora=af lis te,,-
sale. 2a~t oy9Ha& Feinbaas .swo.a
or, Il 0la.aG agaius; So ms@ an Jhls
1ae.nin-.f'=. lgt.eo Wa Giad 8 q. 4
ehar2a of dE-una.og IN raae SOFIA
son sd,e Uat - ot 5n a1H.ai.
y l. Foaas. 0Hife. }.aaat.#4 moaf,-
ty ordinance s..
jaae, ivy. colored. sI,cflu4 il. 4
saloon $40.
Minnie owens. roIorea. violating the
morality ordinance. s..
Matte Weat. eolored Violating the
morality ordnance s..
v L Young white f.eGanitza
sam Thompson, color d Haspa -
s5oapias i'll saloon.
flain Fletcher. coloeea. yiolatias
morality ordinance. s..
llalIia JeHktas eoloreo violating the
morality ordinance. So.
Roscoe WhittiagHtlI. white earHyiHs
a pistol. SO.
J y Nono0 ~hite. 5istm6tig the
aeaea=bE fs6tfng. SO.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-08
European Sell in America.

One of the London newspapers has
made the discovery that net only is
this country stealing their trade, but
that millions OF tons Of British soil
nave been taken away and dumped
around New York. The exports from
this country are sufficient to fill all
ships on the oa6ward-bo"nd voyage,
but frequently they have 10 como back
in ballast. This ballast is usually dirt
and stones. Not long aso LOCO tons
of Scottish soil was brought to New
York fer ballast and scarcely a week
passes without some vessel bringing
ia such ballast. 1t is usually unload
ed in lighters and towed.> to some
dumping ground, where it serves the
useful purpose of contributing to
make land. il is estimated that in
recent years many millions Of TONS of
European soil have been brought here
and dumped around New York in this
fashiOn.-NeW York Sun.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-08
Almost Converted.

Two Jews, wishing to become Cath
olics. called at the house Of a priest,
and fnaing he was not in, decided to
wait AS the day advanced and the
priest u4u not return, one of the men
became restless. Come away he
said to his companion, "or we shall
be late tor the synagogue"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-08
F:oy = Phrase Crt5.5=-z,3a as.

\ iaeal historian G9At IL Eeahee&-
cut 5ainI5 = Las .eUaa lla ie1n &
the teIm q lot Of Iana - aa32aa l.
He9#a or q pateol ~ lapd.
which he says is a patalE Ame#ioan
term. OF, in Other Woaas Z sala1tal
tenn as found il the eall cords.
Il originated from the custom 81 ovid
ia@ grants for townships, ete=. tt45a par,
eals Of land ana chen &#maatjaFa EN-
parcel DuttiH@ tire nanltars i4ta a lat,
4 whatever Waa#Nsed and theH hqv-
ING them drawn oat BY tha&c Who
were to occupy the land. Each man
tooF the parcel corresponding to his
almben, SO his land came by let liter
ally and hence the use OF the term.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-08
Was Weak in Mathematics.

The Alta. Cons .uton the other
day received the following letter:
sur an Irend-Do the Carnage Il
berralE lead Books te5hin Matthew
nlatties 70 outside your elite? /
want 0nHe Books on Mathematics,
a7 am all fiaht on s4eilin an am 3
putty good GrammaJ.cian, if [ do say
it AtiseIH. + hia spa a. Grammarize,
but 8atthoWmatties is ore too Much
fGI NJ.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-08
Interest ng News OF
Neighboring Towns

Saturday hight Brother Williams
will be assisted ~ Rev.J. NJ. HawIey.
of Piac Bluff. and Rev. David Bowlcz
Of New Edinburgh.
Nh and 3Ies z. X. Blister ant Ittttg
daughter leave on the l5th for Nov
York ana other eastern markets Thes
will so by the way OF Savannah. 60.
and from thed to New York ejv T.
steamer.
MI. J. + Renfro# has hecn elected
cashier of the Bank of Blsou. 4 tcJ-
ter selection could Hot have been
made. There i 10 MAJ in the corn
" in whom the people ha4a m9ea eaa-
fdenco than Mr.. RcGf.ow.
Risou hopes to have ba4a ready
for doins businoss eagIZia Ptembe4
i will have a paid UP eaaitaf - So
aa1 and will be maaaae4 strictly uFoa
business p!iaefpa Il a.ilI h.ge q
cashier vho is a uasfaez- maa as9.#fa
whom the people viii have Implicit
confidence
Nj E. \ itzagis. of Clio W. in
Risoa taa inst Of the week oa tasi.
ness Nj. Harris has lazo1H purchased
| tl,5 ;,,t,,.l,=f.# ,r T,,4...a Nf,=,-..-., -, =
Esq. =A@NtTen in the =Rtsoa I0m5aT
company and he and M. Lambers0n
VIII HOW run the business. They are
both practical saw mill men and have
al ther command all the money chat
j .neeessaty to make tie business a
SUCCESS MI Harris will retain his
position as filer with the Bluff City
| rGopie.-Rison Herald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-08
TIE LARGEST Elephants Tusk

South &ensirgton museum pos
sesses tie largest elephants tusk
known. The second biggest was bought
in Antwerp recently by a Sheffield
firm for e315. 1t weighs 216 pounds,
is ten feet long and twenty-three and
three-fourths inches in girth.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-08
Times Changes.

few years since it was not
dreamed that the man indulging in a
moderate beefsteak would ever be
classeG with the spendthriIts.-St.
Louis Ste.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-08
'qlaYsud NIBIT AZ 4u!Idcul

10 T5OI 1T
uopuo{ e 10 lu!ldot 'o4Ien3 Ieus
e eel II! uolsod 10 u07ID pueI7ouN
Gq polu!Jd SEA II 'cc0'C$ JoI Gau0o
-c1 pJos spM oIq!d .lloYsBd NJ8lN. oQl
Sc uMoUY 's8lNla 1e0!L0uV JG suoDoaI
-Ioo Ua JoJ aTo}s uoGePunoJ oql pue
9SeuSuGi usH5aI oq4 u! eo!IouV u!
polu!ld .'oAo 9iQ!a lsjy oQl 10 oass! Ie
-ul5!4o qua 10 5000 uNouY Hluo oVL
.oia:a ueo!leuV lsd!I
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-08
RISON.

One of the old land marks of this
county was removed Saturday. While
Mr.. Ancel Harper was sitting at his
home engaged in pleasant conver-
sation he suddenly ceased to speak,
and life was extinct. BY the flight OF
his spirit Cleveland county was de
priyed of one Of its truest and best
citizens. In the private walks OF life
~ was without reprOach. In war his
old comrades say that he was as true
as steel: at home that he was loving
husband and an affectionate father
Mr.. Harper leaves surviving him two
brothers. MesSrs John T. and Dan
Harper: a wife. son. Mr.. Duncan
Harper. and daughter, Mrs. ONE
Neal, of Pine Bluff, with whom we
sympathize in this their sad hour
The protracted meeting will begin
a. the Methodist church at this place
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-08
FoROYCE.

a farmer named Gil Who lived ~ az
kingsland wa recently mcarpcratad iu
the Cleveland county 5ail upon the Sc
rious charge ef incest with mis- two
daughters. and the murder OF three
children, the offspring of his Oldest
Gaushter. We have not been able
u learn tie particulars of - case.
hut = seela" s. It tiiii recently had
some Trouble With his family ana was
4 DarinS to leave, when his wife and
two daughters went before a justice
Of the peace and swore out papers
upon which he was arrested and lodg-
ed in Jail without bond. The case has
caused considerable sensation; and
the opinion Of the public seems 70
be divided upon the matter
Sheriff Fullow recently arrested
Hiss Grant, WHO vas indicted BY the
Calhoun county grand jury upon the
charge Of numbering her infant and
took her to Hampton She has been
il 4 room At the slIerii1's house sev-
eral days awaiting the action of the
courts. When last heard from depo-
sitions were being taken With WOW
to having her released on bond At
torney Jim Jones WAS in town yester-
day. He says the attorneys for the
defense say there is nothing in the
charge Of murder and they seem con-
fdent of securing her release on bond
and her final acquital. The father Of
the young woman had ample oppor-
tunity to get her out of the way but
seems CERTAIN Of her innocence and
prefers that she shall have trial in
open court.
Pine Bluff Prcsbtery met at the
PRESBYTERIAN church at this place yes
terday evening for the purpose Of re-
leasing Rev, Lawson, Of Warren, who
will leave soon fer Fayetteville.
-
Frank Gray Was down from Pine
Bluff Sunday We understand that
he will start job printing office
in that city soon.
Mr. W S Beard was down from
Pine Bluff Monday looking after some
matters connected With the winding
up OF Ills furHiure business at shls
place Nh Beard tells US that lie
will tper a similar business at
Clarendon soon. t
Mr.. G. NJ Samuel was up from
Thornton Monday and gave the foll7w.
in gaccount of the death of Mr..
Steelman Mr. Steelman got up early
taht morning and assisted his wife in
prepalia" 'gaktast, and then went
to tire &aldcr where he was found
dead. Mrs. sGecImn put breakfast
on The table ana after waiting for
him to return. went to the garden,
where she found his Hfeless body. II is
supposed that heart disease was the
cause of his death
The enumeration report foe Dallas
county this yea shows : total eaa-
meration of $50 Of which 2.a6t are
white TIE average daily attendance
i sonly l94s Something shoaid he
done TO secure a better daily attend-
ance. No=oae eaH eonluet q school
successfully unless the pupils attend
regularly The#toJal amount received
for school purposes this year is $l$.-
SAB, including $2t7.o4 brought over
from last year Total paid out for
teachers salaries and other purposes,
$1o,Sl2l2 leaying balance Of s.
l30.9S on hand-Fordyce Chronicle
Enterprise.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-08

Pine Bluff PrcsbtelE me. at the
PRESBYTERIAN church at this place yes
terday evening for the purpose Of re-
leasing Rev. Lawson, Of Warren, who
will leave soon fer Fayetteville.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-08

Mr.. W S. Beard was down from
Pine Bluff Monday looking after some
matters connected With the winding
UP OF lis fuHiufe business ct sl.ls
place. Mr., Beard tells US that lie
will Gpen similar business at
Clarendon soon. H
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-08

Frank Gray was down from Pine
Bluff Sunday. We understand that
he will start a job printing office
in that city soon
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-08

The protracted meeting will begin
az the Methodist church at this place
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-08

Saturday Light Brother Williams
viii be assisted bE Rev. J. NJ. HawIey.
of Piac Bluff and Rev. David Bowles
of New Edinburgh
The daily sentinel., 1902-10-30

For Constable in the First Justice Precinct
MURRAY CARVER
Fses Fe Of Gsae Sasins ss As psenef Rsfas Socialist
pos3ofiee & D2Rss9M addss1 Grand Junction Republican
Postoffee address, Grand Junction.
Place OF business, and st Deil'-
For Justice of the Peace in the Second Precinct
postofiee s address, d. FTata Colo Socialist.
po,1S,Ise To- R W5ddtIAMs y5d1tIs FEi,, Colo p.nu,.,
For Justice of the Peace Justice Precinctto
Fill Vacancy
possoase na@is sddress RAvif Frutta. Colo Republican
For Constable in the Second Justice Precinct
posssffsS e S%FSs * Fruisa, Colo. Socialist.
Postofce address, Republican.
For Constable in the Second Justice Precinct-to Va
Postofee address fe sfin F1uita Colo Republican
For Justice of the Peace Justice Precinct
For Constable in the Third Justice Precinct
For Constable in the Third Justice Precinctto Fill Va
cancy.
For Justice of the Peace in the Fourth Justice
For Justice of the Peace in the Fourth Precnct-to
Fill Vacancy.
For Constable IN the Fourth Justice Precinct
For Constable in the Fourth Justice Precinct-to Fill Va
cancy.
For Justice of the Peace in the Fifth Justice
JAMES Sc 6: CLAYTON;
For Constable in the Fifth Justice Precinct.
For Justice of the Peace in the Sixth Justice
pooafe @ a aadTess. MHavASES fSlIsade Colo. Socialist
C. S.
| Posoffce address, Palisade, Colo Republican
| For Constable in the Sixth Justice Precinct
posofaee as az address @fdns palisade Colo Socialist.
| Posoffee address, falisade, Colo Republican
For Justice of the Peace in the Eighth Justice Precinct
J. f. PRYOR. Republican.
For Constable in the Eighth Justice Precinct
The daily sentinel., 1902-10-30

Official List Of Nominations.
States in and for Colorado-At Large
Esss ESsf s? $s;ss
po-.ass sSAskass i sSoShs Bank Bldg COLI
oFth Nevada Colorado p..u,,,n
Place d 5s9sss sals O4o 60 Bank building Col
ROBERT E. FITZPATRICK
Paee Of business P. Box 555 Socialist Labor
IDA CROUCH HAZLETT
Psss Psss Of fssasass Sasnsss vof yis5GF' Socialist
go,'S!es RSRsES sq4se.,. a S&2F%Hse2T%d &2Fon soGado
Fsss fRsf f1ss Ss Prohibition
States and for Second Congressional District of Colo
E::: :::;s: ST.:
Es$9Ss: $s?$ $5:5ssS.: assss Socialist.
postdiiss aHkseHEL sddIess. N 4eIa2de' HoGs' Colo.
Fass Saiaes s!s'fS sade HSd Colo Republican
Pos{qdice R ialH address fs Pueblo Colo
Fseeafs Face sasiness fneSoP PaeBo eH Colo pF0h00h
For Governor.
;S q S Ss.Sa ssj as .ve-
po.I FkANK IRAN KY. w. OVERS. HnIss coo
Ss soasSS Sas5a 55s sasa Etsa1s R'ss sss Of
pos!eee address ii 2er St. Canon City,
o aG kyeF Main snS ds Republican
EE::!$ 81 $$$s Greek Socialist.
postoce 9HTo addIsss al EE1SHARRT 81 Asaa Blk Denvercoo
Fa 9 M5Ga GS Prohibition
Es.s5Ss %R%ASR $H&sSS R s2ss,
Faee o sD1ss f1s Goo Democrat
For Lieutenant Governor.
pcs,raict THOMAS lt;i.aAl ANNEAR s;:lIEa colo
Fsss Saasss svsl}Sa coo %G Psaps
posssiis %AFEGN sddsess s. d66 HASGoTT Springs Colo
Fesaf Faae Saaes 1e fR5ngs dsHa ps S Colo Republican
pos55Iad aMEs saas & SqhAS a Mountain Colo Socialist Labor
s;; 20 SSs:? Saas eo B:n Socialist.
pos!saise s A y sadlss5 %a5sSS Ss g. Block H puebo7
Me- Ros s. s9 Ill Rns II Fas
For Secretary of State
pos5eee aMEs addess 1884 Pearl street. Boulder
7Ss Pine 1881 ef; fd s9s! fs Republican"
3S#S: Democrat.
p DAVID 4. MILLS.
Place of Equitable bldg Peoples
CHARLES II. NORRIS.
Postotfce address, Buena Vista.
Residence, Buena
Place of business Buena Vista.
ANDREW GILMAN.
Posotice address, Denver
Residence, street. Labo
Place of business Fifteenth
REV. w. q THOMPSON.
Postofhce address, Colorado Cole,
Residence. Colorado Springs, Colo. Prohibition.
Place OF business Colorado Springs Colo.
For State Treasurer.
GEORGE X. ARNOLD
Postoffce address,
Residence, Golden.
Place
JAMES n.
Fostofhce address, Pueblo, Colo.
Residence, Pueblo, I Demo
Place of business Pueblo
LOUIS GEBHARDT
Postotfce address,
Residence, Second street Socialist Labor
JAMES L. HURT.
Postotfce address, Center,
Rse fsiasqfs e. b.Iaass Gsnte esisf cGlo coo Peoples
The daily sentinel., 1902-10-30
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS

Article XIV Section 8-County Officers.
Fort he
the Amendment
Article XIV, Section 8.-County Officers.
For the Amendment.
Against the Amendment.
Article XIV Section 11-County Officers.
Amendment.
Against the Amendment
Article Weight Hour Amendment
For Amendment.
Amendment.
Article vi, Section 21-In Relation District Attorneys
For the Amendment.
Against the Amendment
Article vi, Section 22-In Relation to County Judges
Amendment
Against the Amendment
Article VII Section 1-Concernng Qualifications of Voters
or Amendment.
Against the Amendment.
Article XX.-Home Rule for Cities.
For Amendment.
Against the Amendment.
A rtcle X, Section 9.-Australasan Tax System
the Amendment
Against the Amendment
Article X, Section 11.-Australasian Tax System
For the Amendment.
Amendment
coan5y Gy G0s4m4D0 Of Msss LIB Mann County Clerk
in and for the county and state aforesaid do hereby
that the above and foregoing complete list of
to be voted for at the General Election November 4h
1902 together with their posoffce addresses places resi-
dence and places of business certified
res OF the various political parties and com
mittees.
Witness my hand and official seal this day Octo-
ber, A. d.. 1902.
[sEAL-l j. B. MANN
County Clerk Of Mesa County.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-11-07
PRACTICAL
PRINTING

The demands now
being made on THE
RD MOREITE for
job printing has in
duced us to make a
separate department
of the job printing fea-
ture of our plant, and
make it distinct from
the news department.
This has been &C
complished by plac-
ing B. G. Logsdon,
formerly lessee of the
Drew Printing Plant.
in charge of our job
printing.
You will now get
the best of work, and
get it promptly when
you place your orders
with The Ardmoreite.
Phone No. 5 and
a representative will
call at your place of
business.