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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-28
nov LING.

The second annual tournament OF the stock
Exchange League was begun last night at the
White Elephant alleys. with twsnty-o one Trans
entered additional interest will be- manifested In
the tournament. The scores
FiRsr 0.ME.
Elugwood & Cunnlnghan-Hardy, III. Morand,
Brown, iio Hanson, ls5 Ternad 1872, Total, ~.
Fnlnswood & Cunninrhaln-Hsrdy. 90. Morand.
ies stow. ioI ltacklcy, leI Woods ~; Total. u?
Doyle. lao Hay, IS5; l.ehaugh. ioa. Total, 77s.
THIRD GAME,
Brown. 100 Hanson. i5s; Fernald ISL Total 100
Clark. Dodge Co.-Corcy, lSi Walker. 1875.
Doyle. 1856 Hay. 1871; Lebaueh, $50 Total 7?a,
Progress Council bowcrs sustained their third
double dst,s, in The N,S fHts ROYAL glo hrcsngn
SECTION l-FIRsr GAME.
Harlem Counci-hrown. i6s. Mannheim. lR5
Schurcnbsck. iol Cowles. i?6. wymsn. l7e To.
Americus Council-schlusius iiS Le Beau. r,2.
Total. soa
Harlem Councll-Covles. POI; Schlernbeck. 1876;
Mannheim. i5a: Brown, las: Wyman ?2o Total sa3
ncfendam cogncil-HenIch, ieo; Reds l,i;
SedentOp, lB; Cahoon 2w: Warner, i2s, To.
tai, Isl, -
Amerlcus Council-SChusiug, ies; Le Bcau. les;
oster,sg, ies; Johansmeyer, 1877; c. boetuer, i.?,
Dtfcndam Council-Henrch, ia; Reds 10;
sedentop, iei; cahoon, Isl: Warner. III? TO.
SECTION 2-fIRsr oAMK,
Boulevard Counci-Meyers, 100 Graves. 100;
Fs5 Hs5s u. sfhs 10 c Total sys Y;
Schwartz, 50; Greenwsii 100; Marx OF. Total, As.
Progress, counsi fcGSG GsAh ,m: p.yey ,,s
schwartz, 81 GrcenHald; i?i Mark, 10. Total $50
Standard cSunnninfi,,h'Grk, 10: Pond S
tai, lis ''' " -" ''' '''''' 800 "
ROuleNaYS CDuugl-NeNgrS
Freer, l7S' Harris. Us; f,ke, lS7. Total, As.
Wagner, 100; SChwcinfutth, i55; Green, 1888, TO.
tai, 7es
Ign Royal Arcanum League last nish, and deiesIsd
DEevoort and BuShwick Councils. fhe scores.
Rushvlck counc linz. iso; Rlddcrnor, 49,,
MeyS sS Men, lPs naEsG rs o,s es
i,a Bliss io, Waters 2o5' Total, 80, w. '''' '''''
RqSs q, rl.;, la Wysisr; "a Total sss
10 Waterbury '7@ W SB s,M9 1872 Total 81
bedford Mo W les MrNTc
Rushwlck Council Linz. $50; RddcrhoH. los. NJ
Meyer, U.s., II, Mtht, ia Baker. ,ss. Total. 81
Three closely contested games were paved last
night IN the Order of llep,aS,ophS 'ournamcnt IN
Brooklyn Conclavc-NCllcrS 1852; Sonncr. ii3,
NS Mon1sut oncsv v sa lyon ' ri Gfs,s
iS Hummcl los. BRADY, 2?5. Total. 10
SECOND GAMF,
Brooklyn ConclaNc-- Sellers, lis Sonntr 80
Mowen, la, smith, l3s; Dlt,mar 100 Total. 7ss,
Wexford Conclayr -IHllck l0a. Bcmau. 1870
Horton, iss BUCK lsa Fisher, ia. Toisl' 7ei,
rHIHD GAM
bedford COnclavc Falck, i7e. Brimsn. IL?
Horton. las Buck, IA, Fisher i8i, Total, 30.
Montauk Conclavc Moore, ~, Lyon. i2i; Match
crn 10, liummel iSs Brady. 10. Total $50.
Tho Naruna oarsmcn played steady tcnpins In
the flfth Avenue Palsrc tournament Of BroOkly n
last night and won two games hy wide margins
The scores.
FIRST oAMs.
Ncndome how'd. ii2: smith, ?no. Gillin. ia
G!lepSlc ll5 7, SchwartZc. Jr. i76, Total Ts9,
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HANDICAP FOR CLEARWATER.
TAkES THE CHIEF EVENT AT
AQCEDUCT ny 4 HEAD
Glorita. ~. Daniel. II. L.. Coleman, Capt..
>atOr and l'nmasked. All Well Sup
ported, Win the Other Esents-Etght
Thousand Persons Present Opening nay.

Eight thousand men and women. including
the regulars who have been following the
races o II the season, visited Aqueduct yester-
day. where the fail meeting was innugurated
with rather inferior sport. Tn" change from
the vide turns and stretchrs of Morris Park
70 the narrow bride path" with it, short.
narrow turns served to puzzle the form play
ers considerably, although all sN winners.
including three isvorites. were all We'll
backed
The Aqueduct Handicap for all ages AZ a
mile and a sixteenth was the feature OF the
card, but seven OF the original h-t OF starters
were scratched The Western colt Glen
water was made the faNorte. with Andy
Williams. Rossinxnol and DAILY catching the
rest of the money. After trailing along last
10 the turn, Lyme went to work with Andy
wil,is ms with 10 much energy that the cot
looked like a winner one hundred yards
from the wire. But lust then Hirhwatef'
who had come from away back, ooilared MN
aud won in a drive by head IN IS ~ tat,
buncl-, 10 TO L. was third, length and hall
away. Rossingnol. with top weight was
Lawrence Waterbury, Clorits. a hot favor
tie, won the fr.t race for psters az seven
furlong- with plenty To spare. iSme urs"u hs
s,re,ch Three sth- behind, Rocky.
Honolulu and Maiden finished heads apaf'a7
named. ,, ,t., VA.
the winner Of the second event for t"o-year
oids al 1--WE and half furlong,, beating another
good thing, Jack ~ Lantern, by II head win
tounterpoi-o, 20 10 /. third.
u l.. Coleman, hammered down 70 IKE,
carried John J Mctaf.rtN Color~ 10 the iron,
in the third race. for plaiers, at nllc aIii
seventy yards, getting up III time 70 de'th'
HaT de Iuc a head. WITH the Htter q hebu p
fore Ben Howard.
l. Y. Bells taptivator, Who sho"ed 10
speed IN his a-t two races ~ Morris ram
where he carried less weight than YESTERDAY
WAS wild horse in the NTH event tortNo-N"ai-
olds at live and a hall iurlongs. leading al ne
way and Winning easily by three lengths WIN
Q to against him. kIttanlng. second chol'r,
was newt. half a length in front OF Esri OF
Warwick
from the entry list. galloped on with the nav
event at a mile and seventy yards II. "as "A
hot IA vorite Caller took the place by a length
from Tenagra, a 81 to l shot
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noMllnG Games To.nixht.

American National Tournament -Corinthian
hnlcserpocser and Hyperion, at the White Elephant
alleys.
Knights OF columbus League Tournament
Mrirautc Council. Vera Cruz Council and II
Nicholas Council. az Stars alleys
Harlem League Tournament Colonial Morris
and Century Whcelmen, al Thum 4 Kshlsdorfi
alleys.
lorkvillc League Tournament Brook de. Ma
nouN aud Gable. at Schultz alleys.
New York Royal ArcAnum League Tournament,
Section metropolitan Council, Lenox Counc,
and our Council, section ?-Constltutiou Council
Manhattan council aud knickerbocket Council, a
the Harlem circle Palace slcys.
New YORK League Tournanent-Or Mon
arch ana B,yant. al Amann TrciSS'S alleys
Motnlngl'c Tournanent-Collegc Gee VIII
and Empire City, at Cammann's alleys.
stock Exchange League Tournancnt-ProhS,
NetIer Co. Parkinson & Burr and Charles
Head Co., At the White Elephant alleys
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NsnderbIlt's Quos Ego Finishes Second.

Special cdh, Ds'pH'ch ~ Tur Sry.
PARIS, oct CIV h vandorbilts Ouos
ESQ was second in the race for the Prir
Isisanderia to-day The race was won by
N Edmond Banc's Amicus N Armand :
Cha tAlgne was third
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Tue National \. IS lghtwt hit team has Nov.
Is, 90 and p open for games ~ home. Address
Z. h. ltquhar, lr., ~ cedar street. brooklyn.
The College Point a c. has oct 10 open on Its
court and would like TO close same with any lrSt :
class ii5 pound team. Address James J. DohcTty
II state street. Mabldttan.
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Odds and Ends OF SDortx,

Z. =. Smith, New YORK Indoor tennis IL played
81 several OF the TeGlmental armoTi~s and at the
Racquet Club, Hand tennis Is played extensively
o. the New Yofr 4. &. during the winter months.
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PRINCE ALERT WINS N MA7CH.
(Onqueror Of Sir Albert =. PAGES Half .
Nile In 81 a-4 seconds.

MEMPHIS Oct 81 The second eek OF the
meeting of the Memphis Tro,ting Assoc lat ION
Was insugursted by a card OF brilliant events,
The record was smashed in the 81. 900 match
race between IN. PAGERS Prince Alert and
Sir Albert = for on'-half mile. tho distance
being covered III 057'.. Prince Alert. driven
ey his owner, Mark Demarest, captured the
event and ncttrd T. f. Smathers. who backed
him. $1,000 Willard Sanderss last Calf
fornia hors" broke turning into IN" stretch
and forfeited his chanre II was one-heat
al Itr and "A large crowd was out 10 see the
sensational race.
Lord Derby, driven 10y his owner, T.. T..
Smathers. defeated The Monk. Mr. Billings
up, IN an exciting race only the two horses
named started IN th. free-for- all tTotting race
for the Memphis gold cup, valued al 5000.
In the second heat, which WAS raced IN semi
darkness Lord Derby broke twice, but MIR
Smsthrrs quickly riglIted him. Turning into
the stretch he Was a fun dozen lengths behind
his contender, but rapidly oveihauled and
passed him at the wire. The winner trotted
the last half mile in or.
Fcreno, the we'll PLAYED fsvorite took the
. on trot In straight heats from Lefty Young
event for mares went TO Fanny DllArd Ma
riqu" took the II trot 20 wagon, Mr.. Dove
reUN driving, which was continued over from
Saturday after OF. heat had been raced
III" exhibition null" against TIM" Oh sat-
urday In which John \. Mckerron lowered
his own record 20 2nj'. was trott"d 10 sulky.
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SI2O,OOO FOR SCEPTRE.
Sir Tatton Sykes said TO Have Bought the
Great English Three.Xesr-Oid ftlly.
spccid Cable Despatoh TO THE srs.

SprdH Cabb Despdfeh 10 THf SUN
LONDON, Oct. 27.-It in Understood that
X. s. Sievier has sold the filly Sceptre 10
Sir Tatton Sykes for f?4 .Ooo.
Sceptre won the race for the 2 90 guineas
this year in the record time of ! 40 is. She
Also won the Oaks and ST. beger. both
class c English events. She was the favorite
in the Derby betting, but ran fourth in that
great race. She also ran In the race for
the Grand Prix de Paris, but was not placed.
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\queduct Entries for To-day.

Time 1886
Fair start; won gsllopng; CnmsSked br n g.
BY Domino Mere I'M, owned by J. Grant Lyman.
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n. Aqueduc, Handicap for ell ages 81, ooo added

Time. u b,
Good start won dr.ylag, n. J.. Coleman, en- c,
g. by Faranco,c Orchid owned BY J. j. McCaNer'y
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Mccormick ISo: Norris. 1872: Gardner. ie;. To-
tai. s7?.
SECOND CANT.
Nendome -Glllepsie. 2iS: Smith, 1913; Cullen, 2ol.
Dowd, l42; y. Schwartsc, Jr, iS0. Total s?s
Mutual-keenau. 1ss: Murphy. i5s; hulSberg.
1855. Robinson, lJ7. Durhin $50. Total, Iss.
Third oAMF.
Mutuh-Keenan, 1871, Murphy ISL; MulShetg.
10 Robinson 1871. DuTsin, li3. Total. I51
varuns--WhShburn. l7g: Stelnbrucker. 17s. W.
Mccormick iss: Norris. 1853 Gardner. III To-
tai $50
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Time. 1888
Poor start: won driving. Clearwater. b. e. J, by
Wswekus-Fcrcncia owned b. Turncy Bros.
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SECOND RACE.
,ita 500 added


Fair start: won driving: 81. Dsnie. b. g. =, by
81 Andrew-DsniellA. owned BY julius flekchmann.
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2l3 class. trottlnr. TO wagon:
Mar'qur Oh. &. beycIeuhl ......,,.,,..,1 ]
DT. HOOK, b. z tblllinsSl ............,.2
Virginia Jim. b. & JOncSi. ...,....,,.......t l
MAY ACott, b. m. Marks -. .. ...........3 :
Timc-2l3 2l2i.. ?ie
23o class tTuttng: The NaIuma purse 81 OCa:
Maxine b. m, BY Jsckdaw Lyons. l
Chase. d z lfIudSOnl .... ...,...,......l
The Ouestor b, Z. tGeerSi .........,....t
Baron de shay. b. G tMciicnry1. 3
Betsy Tell, biz. III. Mccarthy ..,.........,.5 3
Time-?:Osa.. 2i~}., 2l?',.
The Memphis gold cup, free for oil trottlng TO
wagon:
Lord Derby. b. G, by Mambr'no knr
Tue Monk br (. Billings ...... ...............2 .
Time-2Osi,. ?O7l.
Special match race pacing, half mile dash:
Prince Alert, h. 4. By Crown Prince tDemaTe ST.. I
Sir Albert ; b. G. Sanders, ..,........,.......2
Tim--057s.
The Queens cup free FOR all pacing mares
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Tho Varuna oarSmcn played steady tcnpins in
the firh Avenue Palace tournament Of BrpOklyn
last night and won two games hy wide margins.
The scores,
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Fair start won easily. Captiyator. h. G. ? by
l.issAk-Aelba. owned by l. Y, Bell.
eIXTH
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Ncndome How'd. ia; Smith. ?o, Gllin IA
G!lepSlc. lt5: I, Schwartz Jr., l76, Total Ts9
Naruna -Washburn. i65; Stelnbruckcr. iai "
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-05
THE FASHIONS.

\ revigai of red * predicted after
the black anu white craze.
Antique lace and embroidery form
the trimming. ef the up to date wo-
mans COSTUME.
For evening wear is Il little lace bo-
Iero with elbow sleeves that cau be
worn over uet or silk Sip.
It Is the fad Of the moment TO have
different silk fouuces thar elm be but
toned on 70 Tj1e upper part OF one silk
skirt
three piece SET for spring wear
consists Of i large white chiffon boa
huff and Eat, each decorated with a
touch Of black velvet. On the boa
there are hlslrll satin roses.
i simple YET popular adjournment for
the neck IS i br0ad straight band OF
velvet Sometimes 4 color to combine
with the COSTUME is vera, but usually
tie band ) II white Or black.
The latest novelty ia skirt trimming
S ro border lie edge with band OF
fun. ever which fa54s q slightly gather
al 5nish OF laee ia nream or safron
color. y touch of This lace ard fur IS
also used Is 5he trimming Of the bod
ice.
A qaeenly affair tor lounging robe
ef eider,lown danneI IS of i bright
scarlet and IS trimmed down the fronts
and on the sleeves with scrolls Of
white cloth. stitched on. and over this
applications Of eretonne flowers. There
is Il high turnover collar. which fits
neatly and closely around the throat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-05

the T--.tad States. which exceeded
Sso 0oo.00o in value. is unequalled in
the country's history and in the his
tory of her only rivals, Australia and
the TransvaaI. though there has been
a pretty close race Of late, during
which each of these contestants had
the lead for time.
The greatest output in the Trans
vaal was in 1898, when it came to the
value Of s-S.07Q.761 In that year the
product Of the United States was val
ued at s65.082 1870. and that OF Austria,
liza and New Zealand at $50 294 4Sl.
The banner year of the countries last
named was 1893. when they mined
gold worth S7S.755.372. In that same
year the Transvaal started out to
break the record. but the war began
in October. and instead OF reaching
the estimate of s95.000g00. her pro
duction fell to s1346L501, while that
of the United States was $-0,Q96 .02I
During 1900 the United States re-
sumed first place. a position that she
had often held in the more remote
past. The figures are. United States,
SIS, 8,f59,674; Australia. s73. t67. .110;
Transvaa1. s-20S $50. Owing TO the
continuance Of the war mining oper.
ations in the great South African gold
region was brought 10 a stanIsttII dur.
ing part OF the year, as ii statistics
would indicate and this H13 & marked
effect oa the worlds production The
total. which had exceeded s-S7.e49060
in fs9S and s3tf09d0oQ IN 1889. ieH =
256000,0oo in 1890. Hal the ante bel
lam TransvaaI estimate of $4,000.
0oo been fulfilled the worlds output
would have been nearly $3.50 8do o00
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-05
OVER THE OCEAN.

An international show Of st. Bernard
dogs will be held next spring in Frank
forr Germany.
Berlin economists say there is no
sign Of the end of the present COM
mercial crisis in Germany.
Under ,aw passed two years ago.
the Hungarian government may sub
sidize almost any kind OF manufactory
The king of Sweden has offered 5000
to the finder OF 4 historical gold era
dle known or, at any rate, alleged to
have been buried sonnewhere or other
in the island Of Tjorn.
Boy bridegrooms are growing In
number in London. There are four un-
der twenty-one in every hundred bride
grooms About sixteen girls under
twenty-one per hundred get married.
The chief of police of Paris has Of
fered prizes to such French workmen
as are capable of designing attractive
toys for the holiday trade. His object
is to check the Importation Of toys
from Belgium and Germany.
In Spaudau, near Berlin a great mil
itary center. tax has been put on an
tomato oreheStrions. which are beeona-
ing an intoierable nuisance, IS nearly
every resta 'lrant has one. 1t is hoped
that the tax will reduce the plague.
The city of Berlin has increased Il
per cent since 1s95. and its suburbs are
growing yet more rapidly. When these
are united into a greater Berlin, the
Germans dream of a capital larger
than Paris will come near To reaIiza
ton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-05

Gov. Davis indirectly admitted n
RussellvtlIe in the debate with Col
Rector. that he will not succeed him
self as governor He made state
ment which Col. Rector denounced as
an infamous faIsehood whenever Mt
tered by Gov Davis or any one else.
Gov Davis said he would hold Col
Rector personally responsible for MS
remark When, governors asked
Col Rector At the expiration OF my
term of office, replied the governor
The governor is undoubtedly post
poning the matter till time that he
is not governor OF the state. and if he
only has to wait till the end of the
present term. he certainly can NOT
succeed himself
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-05
NOW is THE TIME

The indications for Pine Bluffs Sc
curing a government building appear
brighter than ever before In fact the
opportunity has arrived for effective
work to be done The congressional
committee on public buildings has
written Mayor Bell for information,
which will be duly furnished. Upon
this information will depend largely
the report of the committee on the
matter. but much other work can be
done towards securing a favorable re-
port. The fact that Congressman
John S Little is a member of the pub
lie buildings committee will mean
much FOR Pine Bluff, as his influence
with the committee will go far toward
getting favorable action on the part
of the committee but through NJ
Little the citizens of Pine Bluff should
leave nothing undone to impress upon
the committee the Importance of i
government building at Pine Bluff.
The Commercial League should take
the matter up through NJ Little, and
whatever he deems as advisable to be
should be done : promptly Il
he is OF the opinion that
visit by a committee OF the repro
sentative business men OF the city to
Washington to wait upon the commit
tee and other members Of
congress would be profitable. il
should be done Many cities much
smaller than Pine Bluff and of much
mailer commercial pretensions have
handsome government buildings, and
they secured them by local citizens
going after them with a determination
to win. Government buildings do NOT
go to those cities in which the people.
Micawber-like. just wait fer it to turn
up. No city, especially the smaller
ones. ever secured a government
building without making long,
strong pull for it,
Every citizen of this city knows
that a government building is needed
here for postofice and other govern
mental uses. and that building d
the character erected by the govern
ment would be credit TO the city
hence the necessity for quick and 81
fectiye action on the part OF the loca
people.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-05

Gov Davis continues to assert in
his speeches that the state needs a
reform school, but still declines to an
swer the question Of Bob Wilson. OF
Washington county. as to why he We,
toed the act passed by the last Iegis-
lature providing for a reform school
Davis is the most Inconsistent public
man on record.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-05
For CITY Attorney.

The Graphic IS authorized to an
nounce IRVING REINBERGER as :
candidate for re election 10 the olnes
of City Attorney, at the munlcip@
election in April, 1902. subject to tn'
action of the Democratic primary!
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-05

\ speaker at the Chicago meeting
OF the Federation OF Labor takes the
position that every man should be
shot TO death at the age OF torty-tve.
on the grounds that he has outgrown
his usefulness. and IS IN the wav of
progress. That fellow is ne doubt =
young fool who imagtnes that he
knows it all It requires an age of
forty-dye years for the average man
to realize that he hasn't done much
for himself or his country, and be
then buckles down to business trytng
to make up for lost time, but that
Chicago idiot never will realize that
he is a fool. no matter how old be
may get to be
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-05
For County Treasurer.

To the Voters Of Jefferso&C County:
hereby announce that l am a candi.
date for reelection to the office OF
county treasurer Of Jefferson county.
subject to the action of the Democrat
ic party. II elected I promise to dis
charge the duties of the office in a
careful, faithful and business like way.
Respectfully, JESSE R. CORE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-05

Bologna.
18o7-pasqlals Ploli. corsfcan general ant pa.
trtot died n London; born. I726.
ls52-aoInfrth. factory vt-'age IN the West
Riding Of Yorkshire, England, swept away by
the bursting Of a reservoir; 100 people per-
isied.
ls87-rhe White River Junction disaster the
Boston and Montreal road. Two sleepers con-
tanning SO passengers hurled from
bridge and burned on the ice below About
40 escaped death, but seriously injured
i3oG-Geaeral Buffers army crossed the Tugell
northNard in IN attempt to dank the Boes
line ini relieve Ladysmith.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-05

hereby announce as candidate
tor Sheriff Of Jefferson county, subject
to the action OF the ensuing Demo-
cratic primaries. Thankful for youc
confidence in the past. II again honor.
ed promise TO be faithful to the trust
seposed in NE. Respectfully
JAS. Y. SAUNDERS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-05
and use their influence in my behalf
EDWIN J. kERWIN.

The Graphic is authorized to an
nounce E H. PLUMMER as a canii-
date for Representative of Jefferson
county in the lower house of the Gen
eral Assembly of Arkansas. subject to
the action of the Democratic party.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-05
For Representative.

To the voters Of Jefferson county;
hereby announce that l am candi-
date for representative subject to the
action of the Democratic primary.
Owing to my condition l may not be
able to meet everyone. II such should
prove true, my thanks in advance to
those who may advocate my cause,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-05
For Comfy 1udue.

The Graphic is authorized to an
nounce SMITH C. MARTIN as a cal
didate for reelection TO the office 4
County Judge Of Jefferson counq
subject to the action OF the Democrat
ic primary election
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-05
For Sheriff.

For Sheriff Of Jefferson county, SUBJ
iect to the Democratic primaries. II
elected, my entire time and attention
shall be given to the affairs Of the Of
dce, administering without fear or
favor the law to the best of ny ability.
Your vote and influence earnestly so
Hcited spectfuuy,
las corr
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-05
Fer City clerk.

The Graphic is authorized 10 an
nounce r. LEE JOHNSON as a cav.
didate for reelection to the once "
city clerk of the city of Pine Blun'
the municipal election to oe nel0 !"
April.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-05

Senator Jones also drives a nail
through that Jeff Davis story about
the senator's war record and clenches
il. But Notwithstanding the over
whelming refutation OF the charge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-05

The DAILY GRAPHIC accepts ad-
gertising upon the guarantee that its
circulation is over so per cert
greater than that Of any other Pine
Stuff daily newspaper.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-05

The Graphic is authorized to A.
nounce WALTER L. GOODWIN as 4
candidate for the Office OF Circuit elesk
Of Jefferson county, subject to the +
ton of the Democratic primary slA'
ttoa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-05

The Hot Springs News calls atten-
tion to one OF Jeff Davis inconsistent
eies, as follows. Jeff Davis as at
torney general signed that convict la
Dor contract to hire out state convicts
at 80 cents a day in competition with
free labor We want the aboring men
to bear this fact in mind AS party
to that obnoxious thing he is respon-
sible in a measure for every convict
made brick which has come to this
town and which the labor unions here
have protested against, yet he now
tries to pull the Wool over their eyes
by posing as the champion of the Ia
boring classes. Reetor's exposures of
these false pretentjons We're eonvinc-
ing