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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-20
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTs-THOsE PERSONS or EITHER
employ their spare moments would DO wen
to investigate my plan, as Il Is one when
may occupy all or only part OF your time.
as you Wish. ! nan selling, through my
agents. several different lines OF education,
covering such subjects as Memory Train
Ing, rny seal Culture. Admitting, Jour
nailSni, Stchogr;lpLy nnd Shorthand, BOOK.
keeping, etc, which occupy 30 broad Il
Held as to make q possible customer
cut Of Yearly every one whom you may
try to interest Nearly every person has
either poor memory or n defective phys
ical cgnuiuon, 30 you can easily see that
you would be able TO interest % per cent
Of tine population in one Of these Two
subjects, while, with the other subject;
to Introduce. 1t makes Il very easy 20
get the Iupsls started. Education Is the
easiest thug In the world TO sell, because
ever. body needs IL. because IL is the eaai-
est subject on which to approach any "a =,
and because the agent has his whol'
heart and soul IN his work knowing that
be Is selling something which VIII be oi
greatest possible value TO tnc purchaser.
My tclchilg Is all done by mail. so al
you have to do Is to get the pupil started.
do the rest, You de- not require any ous-
1T, capital CT previous experience. rs my
instructions show YOU Ia detail the pltu
Oh which you work, and ] d. not wan
one penny OF your money. My prices for
ments easy and commissions TO tue aatu,
very large. IL you want work auf ar
willing to work send noe your name ana
uddress Gud | viii show you plau where
by YOU can make yout brains earn fot
you from $3.50 To $500 PER month | hayp
no time for idlers or curiosity seekers.
Only those who are honestly DESTROYS 90
making a desperate effort 20 better theig
condition are requested go apply. Address
D. +. Urbahns -. Fort Wayne, iud
for full information and Instructions.
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AGENTS wANTED--If YOU can write life
Insurance ! can give you the best con
tract and put into your hands the beSt
and easiest selling policies | eau also
give you. the most liberal note agreement
ever made; notes taken at my risk: write
for Particulars. w, II, Patterson. Man
aser. Hartford Life, Dallas. Texas. 20
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So STARTS vcu In husupss. Week end.
inE July >, $50 made SOC; week Guiding
July u, SO made sic; week ending July
10, SO made $50. II gives you a weekly
income; patrons ciear so to 5000 earh
week; our system perfect and no risk:
we are the oldest firm IA the business: be
lng In the racing business fer ten years.
Write at once for par;l eulars, etc. Metro
poltau Turf bureau e35 Market street.
Room IL. San Francisco Cal.
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PANTALooNS MATCH SAFE-UsefTi or.
namental. funny; best seller for agents;
loc. California Curlo Co.. Los Angeles
sai. ~
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The reduction In the quantity of corn
creased the consumption OF oats and les
sened the expectation. There was q fall
Ing off from 100000 bushels In 1901 to
100000 bushels in 1902. and of value
from 100000 In 1901 to 100000 In
ll9o2. The greatest loss occurred at New
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fNSURANCE--Me desire a share OF your
business. town aud country risks, special
facilities have been secured :0r handling
good gin business; write for agency.
Underwriters Fire Association, Dallas.
Tcrns
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Bernard puppies whclped by Texas
Queen. sired by Storm King II; parent
dogs the largest In the State; correspond
eucf solicited. Address A. l.. Givens, Del.
VHlle. Texas
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ENDOWMENT POLICIES az ordinary lie
rates; seems almost too good 10 be true,
self: agents wanted, w II. Patterson.
Manager, Hartford Life. Dallas, Texas. %
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AGENTS WANTED. -"Never sIip'T SkiTi
supporter; 800 per cent profit; soils for
15c: sample &c; circular free. "A. G.
Ewing Co., Aundarko, o. L. ~
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EXPORTS FOR FISCAL YEAR.
Results of the Drouth Shown in Falling Off
of Grain Shipments.
Failure of Corn Harvest Almost PrecIuded Exports
Decrease Constituted Largest Loss in Bread
stuffs. Caused Failing Off in Total.

The hgures Of exports OF domestic prod
ucts for the fiscal year ending June 30
1902, issued by the treasury bureau Of sta
tistics have been completed The exports
of breadstufs and provisions show about
W per cent Of the total and through these
an accurate idea Of the effect Of last years
drouth can be formed
The chief feature in this connection Is
the heavy decline that has occurred In
grain which measured by value amounts to
Se2, 100000. This falling off. Of course, Is
most largely due to the failure Of the corn
harvest. Here the severity Of the drouth
was almost sufficient to preclude foreign
shipments The expectation Of corn at the
leading ports amounts to 100000 bushels
In the fiscal year, against 176,0O1OO the
preceding year, the value for 1907 being
Sl6OO0,0Oo, compared With $4,000, OO0--a
reduction of $66,OOO0.0Oo This will show
the loss In corn to be heavier than In the
total of grain. thus making an Increase In
the other lines of breadstutfs.
Following Is summary " the statement;
EXPORTS FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE
1902 Changes
Breadstufrs ..St1, o9l Dec. S1o,3g3 500
Provisions -. Il ,S56,jTI Dec. 2,92b e35
Cotton ...... s279.2SG Dec. 1,5o6670
Mineral oils j,T7o.6ai Inc. 32O3"9
Total .....S4O, 627. $50 Dec. S15.T5S, $50
EXPORTS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR
1901 1902.
Breadstuffs s2oj,0 $50 Dec. So 46l,51G
Cattle and hogs 2s, 1881 Dec. 1904.
provisions 1sl,59S096 Irc. II3 "a.
Cotton 49,. 2s9,5ll.30l Dec. %. 76s,2l3
Mineral oils 7o9iS. COO Inc l.O42.T2G
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ONE MCLE 10 good order, two pairs of
truck wheels, chains, cant houks vupes
aud pullcys, NJ. stark, l60i Montgomery
nNonnr. Houston. IeXns. 3
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SiT.ESMEN WANTED Cigar salesman,
CITY or country; $50 weekly salary; cic-
CANT side line; no extensive outfit: cXyu-
rienee unnecessary. Holland Cigar o.
81. Lofts No -
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FOR SALE-Two St Bernard pups; very
prettily marked. Address Mrs. T. Ben
nett 3lf y Harwood street Dallas, Tex
"a
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BOARD-RooMs WANTED.
LIVE STOCK.

NOL NC lady desires io01' and board no
private family Address P, o. Box 3T4.
~
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80 BUYS r gOOu Ecntlc pony, buggy uud
harness. dc you want hurgnin; can
today az 2ll4 carr street. corner Ice,
Filth ward. 20
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BOARD AND ROOM.

THREE south rooms, two connecting, with
Travis street. "a
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SIXTEEN pare bred Plymouth Rock hens
and one cock IS; 1912 Mckee street,
Fifth ward. Tom Garrett. 20
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ONE NICE south room with board In a
very cool house; cheap rates. Ala Capitol
ayonue. ~
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BOARD AND ROOM for young lady In
changed. 2Oll, this office. u
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G;q~A aeock Se4s. Poet
- Uomt oda 1eock az.
BOARD AND ROOMS.

FRONT room TO couple or two gentlemen
also good table board 1910 Texas avenue
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cool rooms, corner
house and excellent table board, at the
San Antoulo. CIT Chartres street. corner
Capitol. so
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

FOR SALE--A hne fun bloodtd fcmnie
pointer and we'll trained 90 quail, ana
also q tine months male puppy Apply
MS Hamilton. -
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FOR SALE-Two enc Angora goats. Apply
1911 Kane street, sixth ward, 20
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BOARDING.-tiood Luck Restaurant, clean
est and coolest place Ia city, just opened
Your patronage respectfully solicited.
Meals served at all hours. Mrs. Cohen
proprietor, zoos Congress avenue. 81
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If YOU WANT "a nice mich COW from S35
M satisfaction Guaranteed come see me.
Noa6um. old WcStheimcr farm. 81
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FOR SALE Ninety head high
grade Pollcd Angus and Durhams; all
moolcy and dehomed; - 2yearo lds, bal
ance ycarlinge ON lmportei Pollcd Angus
bull write for fun description and price
j. z. Holloway, Clear Creek, Galveston
county Texas. %
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NICELY furnished room with first class
board for couple or TWO gentlemen In MI.
vafc family. with bath and home com.
forts. Address 2OS1 this Office IN
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FVN NALE- Nood morse and hnggy and
one good milk COW, Apply 1107 Fulton. "a
For SALE Largo bay horse rs hands
high, very cheap, Corner Genesee and
Pacific, Fairvlew. %
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9'W0 FURNISHED ROOMS for light
housekeeping; with or without board. Al
dress go4 jackson. 70
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PLEASANT front south room and good
table board fog two gentlemen OF couple.
1905 Texas avenue. y
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THE MONTEREY-l2l1 Texas avenue
The representative family hotel, two
blocks from business center Transient
rites 81 20 Si.50 per day. II
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REGIsTERED JERSFY BULL for service;
cows sent for and returned free OF charge;
price So 30 cash, with privilege. r. Z.
1925
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CATTLE FOR SALE.-l have two hundred
head Of mixed cattle for sale at bar
gain. IL. Fitch, phone 245, Sacogdoehes,
Texas ~
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high bred driver, Geo. +. Zciss. Mid.
way Farm, Waller, Texas 20
For sALE-A litter of very 6ne San
Bernard puppies whclped by Texas
Queen sired by Storm King II; parent
dogs the largest In the State correspond
ence solicited. Address A. l.. Givens, Del
valle. Texas
FOR sALE-Two St, BcTn0rd pups; very
nrettily marked Address Mrs. +. Ben
nett, 3ii y. Harwood street, Dallas, Tex
SIXTEEN n1Ye bred plymouth Rock hens
and one cock. SSi 1912 Mckee street,
ruth ward. Tom Garrett. 20
For SALE Two dnc Angora goats Apply
1911 knne street, sixth ward 20
If NoU WANT "a nice mich COW from SS5
M lsatlsfaction guaranteed come see me,
Aoakum. old WcStheimcr farm, 81
CATTLE For SALE-Ninety head high
grade pollcd Angus and Durhams; All
moolcy and dehorued - 2-year,olds, bal
ance ycarlings; ON Imported pollcd Angus
hull write for fun description and price
j. z. Holloway, Clear Creek Galveston
county Texas. %
one good milk COW Apply l70I Fulton. -
For SALT Largo bay horse ID hands
hlgn, very cheap Corner Genesee and
Pacific, Fairvirw %
FOR SALE Fine young Jersey COW.
Fourth home on shell road, North Hons
ton Heights -
FOR SALE-One nice stylish pacing horse,
gentle for any lady, and rubber tired Co.
lumbus runabout, good as new and good
hnrnessi price S225 II sold NJ once; viii
give time on one-haf &c desired, 221s
Bell %
REGIsTERED JERSRY BULL for service;
cows sent for and returned free OF charge;
price 81, 80 cash, with privilege. II. e.
Moore, south end Sabine bridge; phone
1925
CArTLE FOR SALE have two hundred
head Of mixed cattle for sale at bar
gain. H. Fitch, phone 245, Sacogdoches.
Texas. ~
FOR SALE Extension top survey, a cheap
phaetOu; harness COW and city broke
surrey horse. 5000 Smith street, city. -
FOR SALll-.One pair good 1900 pound
horses single or double, at 2lO3 Mckin-
ney avenue. Old phone 941, : rings. A.
NJ. Chambers. ~
FOR S1LE-A dne fullblood Jersey cow;
fresh In milk. gives IA gallons n day;
$50. Address, r. Secretan, Fairbanks. 20
FOR SALE at Converse Place, In Fair
Grounds addition, a few good milk cows
and two work horses. Sheap for cash. %
EXCHANGE--Ou registered English fe.
male Mastff, Kind aud gentle. Tor female
poluter or Scotch Terrier. or best offer
Jack Thomas Camden, Texas. %
gies cheap. iso2 Providence. ~
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FOR SAIE.-A line fullblood Jersey cow
fresh In milk gives IA gallons a day;
$50. Address, Il, Secretap, Fairbanks. 20
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LARGE south front room, good table 81
Main
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iRGE south froat upstairs room wi
Eftl board private family; modern co
fAnIent IS. l9lO IrA.l..
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4 ,TEW rentIemon boardefs. 9l2 Travis
street. "a
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NOTICE TO. CANDIDATES.

The rate for announcements of can
dldates for county Offices in b; u TIE
Daily and the S,mi- Weekly Graphic,
is SIS. In the Semi Weekly alone, so
The Graphic would respectfully say 10
those who contemplate make. an
pouncements for Office that j. prints
and distributes more papers in one
week than all the other e@spapars
in the city combined print
and distribute in the same
period Of time. hence no candi-
date can afford to leave his announce
ment out of the Graphic, If he desires
to make it in the newspaper which is
read by the greatest number of peo-
pie.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-03
How to Make Chop Sucy.

For those who like or who think they
would like the famous Chinese dish,
chop suey. the following recipe. which,
any Intelligent housewife can follow.
was given by W. +. S. I'ales. for sever-
al years vice consul at Annoy:
''For four persons two chickens llN-
ers. two chickens giZZards. one pound
young. clean pork cut into small pieces
half an ounce of green root ginger ard
two stalks OF celery. Saute this in i
frying pan over Il hot fire. adding fonr
tabIespoonfnls of olive oil. one table
spoonful of vinegar, half Il cupful 1t
boiling water, one tcaSpOOnful or
worcestershire sauce, half a teaspoon
full of salt. black and red pepper to
taste and dash of cloves and cinna-
mon. When nearly done. add Il small
can of mushrooms half 4 cupful of Ell
thni' bean sprouts or French green peas
or string beans chopped fine or aspara-
gus tips. The see-yu sauce which is
eaten With this delectabe dish can be
procured ut any Chinese grocery"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-03
Old Names In London.

II London street names are not al
ways what they seem, the names OF the
great parishes usually are. Take Lam
beth, for instance. That vast district
has retained its name practically unal-
tered since the days Of Edward the
Confessor, who granted charter ip
which it is styled Lambehith. Some
illiterate scribe. who helped in the max
ing of "Domesday,' did, indeed, make
an effort to obliterate its real name by
calling it Lanchei, but his efforts were,
fortunately, in vain. William Rufus
in another charter named it Lambeth,
since when it has kept its title unsul-
lied.
In the old days I4ambehith from
hithe. haven was the great river port
whence agricultural produce was fer
ried across the Thames to the more
populous country opposite. There are
still many .'hithes' left us. such as
Oueenhithe and Rotherhithe. and, al
though their original functions have
gone. there still remains a shadow te
remind us of their departed glory
London Chronicles.
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Schemes Of the Sc aipers.

The ticket scatpeIS who are out on
bail in Chicago after conviction and
pending a decision on an application
Tor a new trial. concluded not to wait
for the result of the hearing, but
Jumped" their bail, leaving their
bondsmen in the luych. The charge
so often made by the scalper that the
railroads against them amounted
simply to the persecution OF honest
men, does not seem to be born out by
the results in this case If the dis
honest acts of the Fraternity in con
nectiOn with the Buffalo exposition
could be collated it would make a
chapter, or rather a book, that would
startle the community. Hundreds of
tickets purchased from dishonest
brokers have been taken up by the
railroads on trains out of Buffalo. and
their holders obliged to pay their fare
of get off the train This in all cases
has been a serious annoyance, and in
very many eases an absolute hardship
In view of the universal condemnation
of the business by those who have in
vestgated it, it would seem as if the
papers throughout the country, could
perform no better service for the pub
lie than to warn them against the pur-
chase of tickets from brokers. Par
tocularly is this necessary in the rHra!
districts and in local papers. People
living in large cities have no excuse
for ignorance on this subject The
great dailies have time and again pub
lished accounts of the frauds petpet
rated, and the danger of dealing with
scalpers is generally under
stood at such points. Ii
is rare however that the country
papers give space TO such items OF this
character. and it would be an 2et NJ
positive value 70 their readers If rhe
rural prres would set forth the dan"rl
which attends any trasaNt:ons With
tieket Scalpers Louisville Courier
.Jor nal. November ), 1901.
The above shows concIusiYelN thar
the ticket scalpefs live by fraud
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BE PrcpHreJ.

Daniel Webster once told a friend
that his great speech in reply to
Hayne, which is the high tier mark
Of modern eloquence, but which at the
time was supposed to have been deliv-
cred without preparation. had been
substantially prepared long before
When called upon suddenly to reply to
the fiery Carolinian's attacks, which SO
alarmed the New Englauders at the
capital, he was entirely at ease and
ready for the fray, for, as he said, he
had "only to turn to his notes tucked
away in pgeonhole." and refresh his
recollection. "If Hayne," he said. had
tried to make speech to fit my notes,
he could not have hit them better. No
man is inspired by the occasion.
never was"
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"FOr Ways That Are Dark" Etc.


''Some years ago" says the advertis-
ing agent of Il tobacco firm quoted by
the Philadelphia Record. Il wished to
introduce among the Chinese two for
five cigar that my people were heavily
interested in, and l decided to draw up
a little card extoliing this cigar in Chi
nese characters.
Il sought out Lo Hen Wong in San
Francisco, a very Intelligent fellow.
and cot him to write me 4 few sen
tences in praise of my article. | had
what he wrote Photographed and dis
tributed the cards by thousands in all
the ChinatownS of the United States.
the cigar, and below We're the words:
Smoke this cigar. 1t is the best Oh the
market. and two for five is its price
"That. at least. is what | thought
was the meaning OF the Chinese char
acterS ] found out. some six months
later. my mistake. The words I.o Hen
Wong had written and which | had
had litho9rapheu We're: Don't smoke
this cigar 1t is not good. But the
Song company's cigarettes. for sale in
every Chinatown at > cents package
are excellent
"Lo Hen Wong had got $40 from me
for his work. and | do.. t know how
much he got from the Gong company.
We distributed many thousands of the
cards before we got on to the trick
that had been played on u.s.
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COSTLY PLATE.
Some London Companies Have
and lnteresting Services.

and Interesting Services. Ms
Few people, at least in this countrss,s9s
possess plate worth such a fabulOai1
sum as that owned by Londons loeO'
mayor during his term Of office. pai'
face value has been computed to tnu
slightly over 100000, though thT"i1
times that amount would not buy 'ta
owing to the historical interest attatiii
ed to many of the articles.
The two solid silver soup turee'Wl
which are employed at the banquet tAu
distribute 100 gallons of clear turtlesefl
the guests are valued at 300 apleuei
and are said to have been in possesshy
of the corporation for over a ccnturE!on
Moreover. there are Il gross of sll'AWs
dinner plates worth l1,5Oe, 2oo uwlt' w
pals valued at nearly Fl .O0o. POO e.
tree dishes the cost of which t2t. 4
would not cover; SO solid silver ntaiun
dishes worth another f2.DUO, and hSIsl
scissors, sail cellars. Wine cups. waect
ers' trays, decantcr labels, etc, all & IA
solid gold or silver and valued at ov u
$1,000.
This collection Of plate is constahesss'
being increased. for every lord mas
at the expiration Of his term OF omF
is expected to add an item, the coSl yss
which must not be lower than s1q
guincas. =ns ~.
In addition the lord mayors ontH ]
regalia is costly in the extreme i'o
diamond pendent that hangs about y
neck could not be bought for il''F.u'
and his collar cost quarter Of I'VE
sum, while his pearl sword necess,fra'
ed the corporation spending t9oo "Dsuts
it was new
But the other companies III 'he khT
possess plate of even greater N'asta . s.
The Goldsmiths. for instance, own 'rpas
most priceless collection, the Wor'' u0
which it is impossible to cstlhia' s1sgs
includes Queen EliZabeth's corona.
cup. for which an offer Of to."V
refused some time ago. The f's"'1 roKs
gers company boasts of, among ne
things, silver chandelier. anu NlM
mates Of its value have never ''
below f3.o5O. O.-London Tit-RHS' AN
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-03
For County Treasurer.

To the Voters of Jefferson County:
| hereby announce that I am a candi-
date for reelection to the office Of
county treasurer of Jefferson county
subject to the action of the Democrat
ie party. If elected | promise to dis
charge the duties of the office in d
careful. faithful and business like way.
Respectfully,
JESSE r. CORE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-03

his Sunday prediction for this section
He said ii would continue colder, but
It warmed up, and that two inches Of
the "beautiful melted away faster
than the traditional snowfall which
made visit to the hot place.
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ANNOUNCER ENTS.
For Sheriff.

For Sheriff of Jefferson county. sab
ject to the Democratic primaries. If
elected my entire time and attention
shall be given to the affairs of the Of
tce administering without fear Or
favor the law to the best of my ability
Your vote and influence earnestly SO.
licited. Respectfulis,
JAS. GoCI-.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-03

I hereby announce as candidat ?
for Sheriff of jefferson county subject
to the action of rfe ensuing Demo-
cratic primaries Thankful for you
confidence in the past, if again homo"
ed promise to be faithful to the trust
reposed in me. Respectfully,
LAS. Y. SAUNDERS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-03
For County Judue.

The Graphic is authorized to an
nounce SMITH c. MARTIN as car
didate for reelection to the office d
County Judge of Jefferson county
subject to the action Of the Democrat
ic primary election
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-03

Judging from the frequency with
which the Confederate camps OF the
state are passing commendatory Jones
resolutions that gun which Clarke
turned loose on Jones Confederate
records kicks with considerable force
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-03
F@ Assessor.

nounce J. w. GIBSON as candidate
for Assessor subject to the action If
the Democratic primary
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-03
Circuit Clerk.

The Graphic is authorized to at
nounce EDGAR Bl.EWSTER as car
didate for Circuit Court Clerk, subjed
to the action of the Democratic panF
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-03

Now that Il candidate against Davis
has been found. what's the 'steemed
Helena World going to do about it?