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FOR SALE.

rOh SA1E. s25, O-Splendid 2d ave. c, good 2-story brick stores. $7500-90x200 feet; [ good ney renting for s93 per mor ments are first-class: ca st. s. S100 per front foot-25x14o, 18th st. s3500-Two lots z5x140 each 18th st.; will come in fos $2500-Beautiful lot 65x150 \ tage; 14th ave. N, near neighborhood; fine for a s2lOO-Corner lot and nice 17th st. $3750-Well improved Sth ing Is per cent. For rent-Six rooms and st., $35. Good 2-story. Broom bri and 1904 5th ave.
 SMITH & SIT
 2ool1k First 4
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ONE GENT 4 WOF RATEs-1c. a word a day; taken for less than 25c for sertion. Cash must accompan order.
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.


 so Acres. 10 miles of city. near river. s425; terms. $125 cash, and , years, with 8 per cent 1st avenue lot. 25x100; $50 per fri Several houses in Wess End on ments: almost like renting. s5750-N Northeast corner 18th Avenue H. Terms. ll750 cas 1. 2. and 1 years, vSth inter ing now for S55 per iaonth. 6lk acres near Westi End e macadam road; nlce shade front: terms. one-half cash.
 FOR RENT. Two Groom cottages in Jonef Five rooms. bath, gas and an 9th avenue and 17th street;
 L. G. PETTYJOE Phone 465. ls2sh
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FOR sA
FOR S

FOX $. Lot 100x190. with sevt renting ,; a bargai Six-rooml -5ttage; lit street, north; a gre cated.
 Six-room cottage; lit street, north; a grsa Modern, five-room cot enue; lot 52x150. '- i0-roon house; 7th street; lot 50x1G0. 100x140-Corner 9th avt 5-room cotta ge. 7-room cottage; 52x12 tween H and I. 2-story brick store at li dCllNe pIlCG. Lot 50x190; 9th avenu beautiful home that appreciated. Lot 50x240; Groom near 12th street. so  Call on us for prices . find them right. North Haven only ask will be sure to bu! We have all kim Loans negotiated Houses for rent.
 MALONE RE
 3c17 1st Aven,.
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Thousands of new patrons have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla this season. You should try 1t.
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SPLENDID BUSINESS FOR SALE

SPLENDID BUSINESS FOR SALE. In addition to realty I offer for sale a soda and minera- water Lottling works. consisting of a large stock of bottles, boxes. shipping cases. siphons. the new est and latest and completest machinery made; horses, wagons. general stock of extracts. etc; will invoice abou, sSO0o: well established trade and always gets the best price for goods. This plant is well located on Belt railroad in Birm- ingham and close in. Reason of pres ent owner for selling is broken health. This is a splendid business opportunity.
 w. H.. WILLIAMS,
 1923 1st Ave. Bell phone 12s. Peoples
 Phone SSa 6-2s-tf
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PERSONAL.

SISTERS in Despair-If in need, write me for remedy which relieved me of obstinate suppression in five hours.
 Mrs. A. Green. 13O Dearborn St., Chi cago 6-7-4t
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FI $325O-7-room 2-si avenue, north. $26o0-Four 4-roo $40 monthly: 10 D between 10tf | $3S00--New modei mantles. bath.
 Richmond plac suit.
 $6250-100x1v0 s. E sti eet, partly $1000-Choice lot ( mond place. $125Oo-2-sto ? and 18th street increase in val s2500-Near corne bolt avenue; ? S15. 500-3-stnr br good tenants. s1S50z50x140 with avenue betweer
 CHtCHES TEl Telephones Oboi
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Point Clear, Ala, Grand Hotel

On eastern shore of Mobile hay 15 miles from Mobile, THE IDEAL RESORT $5O.O00 improvements All modern. Opens June IA Fine music, dancing. bowling. tennis, bathing and fishing. Salt and Fresh water bathing. No mosquitoes. Under management of the .well-known hotel-keepers. Frank A. Hervey 8. Sons. also proprietors HOTEL BIENVIIJE MOBILE. ALA
 For terms, reservations and further in- formation. address
 FRANK A. HERvEY &, SONS.
 Hotel Bienville, Mobile. Ala.
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Notes and Personals.

The Pelham Chapter of the Daughters of the confederacy will meet with Mrs. J. Asa Rountree this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
 The Young Ladies' circle of the Cumber- land Presbyterian church will give a so- cial Friday evening at the residence of Mrs. Charles Barbour 1918 N. Twenty fourth street.
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sALEsMEN WANTED.
sUslNEss oPPoRTUNITIEs.


 OF INTEREST to the investing public We are receiving subscriptions to our cooperative handicapping and book making business in amounts of $50 and up, and we are earning large weekly dividends on same, remitting every Monday. Particulars mailed free with Birmingham reference. We have never failed to keep a promise in our two years of operating. B. R. Gornto & Co.,. Norfolk Va 6-10-tf WANTED-Business man to represent us in this city and state; wonderful inven- ton, 50.000 already sold; $100,0O0 corpora tion: must be financially responsible. H. S. Robinson, President. Toledo, O. 5-20-St-wed-sun
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RooMs Eoh RENT.

ELEGANT rooms to rent; new brick house; everything new and up-to-date in every respect. 2426 5th avenue, north.
 6-9-3t FURNISHED ROOM for rent modern; 2201 9th avenue. 6-10-2t FOR RENT-One room, furnished or un- furnished; separate entrances; bath; on shady veranda. Address South High lands. care Age-Herald. 6-6-tf
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Wood
MORE BAR

MORE BAR $15O0-Coal and h mingham, wit Southern railw S2100-Neat cotta car line at 11th $35o0-10 acres an ley car line
 grounds; Sl000 | S3500-50x140. witt near 18th stree $10. .5O0-Corner,
 close in; best see me as soon 100x140. wi renting for $72C $1O00-New 3-rooi near 7th street
 8. E. Telephone No.
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s20O0-Avenue near 21st street; houses. s4500-50x190; four houses; Avenue c. be- tween 24th and 18th streets. s15Oc-50x14C; zth avenue near z6th street $S0O0-Fourth avenue near 18th street. s125O0--Two residences; 18th street near Sth avenue. s225G-R Residence ;19th street and 18th ave nue, north. $40 ger foot; lot Underwood's HILL s4200-111x140; residence 21st avenue. north s5250-Residence; corner 14th avenue and 20th street. south s15, 15,OO0-Residence; South 20th street. sG250--South 20th street residence. s1100-Lot 4sx1s0 North 20th street
 w. 8. LEEDY u Co.,
 112 North Fist street. Phones z2-Bell and PeopleA
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FOR sALl.

$2S50-60x21O; fronts east; block of Avenue K. $425O-5ox1OO; goth street and F. $5100-Two-story residenc tween Avenues J and $75o0-2-story brick; Sout $3250-50xt90; Avenue E. 23rd streets; rents s37s S4650-50x14O; 3rd avenue BIO, ,500-100x140; Srd aver proved.
 $45. 5.O0O-10Ox100; corner; 3r street. SAT, ,500-Close in bushes 10 per cent on $46,500; $40. 000-Valuable 1st av proved.
 s35OO-North 17th street pays $500 per annum. $9000-Ensley store; ren We sell. rent and insuii
 M'C0NNs1i- & z. Both phones 46.
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BOARD WANTED.

BOARD WANTED on South Highlands by newly married couple. Address l.. c. H, care Age-Herald; best references given.
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MONEY TO LEND

MONEY furnished salaried people with
 out security; easy payments. Southern
 Discount Co. 3O2 Chalifoux. 4-13-tf
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WANTED-For U. s. Army, able bodied unmarried men. between ages of 21 and e5; citizens of United States of good character and temperate habits. who can speak, read and write English. For information apply to recruiting officer. Moses building. Montgomery. Ala, 4-l-we fri mo to 6-30
 DO YOU NEED a typewriter ribbon? Phone 172 and we will put one on your machine. Owings Typewriter Co, 21O5 Second avenue. 5-27-St-wed-sun
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WANTzp.
HELP VA rEn-MALE-


 WANTED-Pattern makers, 35c to 45c per hour Steady employment Address Elm ployment Department. St. Louis Trades Association, Chemical building, St. Louis. 6-9-7t
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R0CKBRlDGE ALUM SPRINGS, va

Celebrated for WONDERFUL cures of Dyspepsia. Stomach troubles, Hemor- rhoids of Kidney. Scrofula. Eczema ana Consumption.
 High altitude (2000 fee); free from fogs; beautiful drives and walks magnificent GOLF LINKS. Tennis Courts. Splendid Table; capacity 800; open June L Write James A Frazier for illustrated booklet.
 5-15-eod-2m
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FOUND.
LOST.
ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED-By couple with infant unfur- nished room with board in suburbs. x. Y. E., care Age Herald. WANTED-Room with bath. P O., sss. 6-10-2t
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BARGAI

s1500-Lot, north
 S10O0-50x200; sout s1200-90x1O0; 18th s1050-9 99xl00; 32nd
 $1S00-l00x190; corr s95O-5 50x19O; Aven' et.oo 1aa.fan. Az.
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AHOME FOR SALE.

If you are in the market for a home, we have one which we can sell you on a small cash payment, balance to suit. Apply
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-14
POISON SENATOR'S GUESTS.

Washington, Aug IA remarkable
case of ptomaine poisoning is reported
from Ashburn, Va. twenty miles from
here. A large number Of persons had
gathered to attend the sale of the
dairy farm owned by Senator Stewart
of Nevada
The senator served the prospective
buyers with light luncheon, consist
ing of coffee, ham and beef sand
wiches. Shortly afterward at least
fifty persons were taken violently i'll,
suffering from pto1naine poisoning
One after another they fell to the
ground, suffering great pain. Horse
men We're dispatched in all directions
for doctors, and a number responded
and took prompt measures to relieve
the sufferers.
In a statement issued at II O'Clock
the doctors state that their patients
are out Of danger, although many are
quite ILL., An investigation developed
me fact that the beef, which had been
purchased in Washington and kept in
cold storage on the farm for several
days, was the cause Of the trouble.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-14

At the session of the state capitol
commission Thursday at Little Rock,
Chairman J. B. McCaleb presiding,
the contract for the completion of the
new capitol was awarded to Caldwell
and Drake on their bid of S947 SAG.
With Arkansas granite as the base,
the superstructure will be of Bates
vile or Arkansas marble.
The contract calls for the compile
ton of the building by December %,
1905.
Caldwell and Drake had submitted
two bids, one for SS9S,65S for Bedford
stone and one for $947, ,S46 for Bates
vile stone. George w. DOnaghey,
who was the only Arkansas bidder,
offered to do the work for $927 450,
using Bedford stone and Arkansas
granite for the basement. The act OF
1903 provides that as far as practica-
BILE the commissioners shall contract
for Arkansas materials in the con
struction of the buildings. The com
mission spent some time in consider
ing between the bid of Caldwell and
Drake and that of Mr.. Donaghey.
Caldwell and Drake, the successful
bidders, reside in Columbus, Ind, and
have been active as a contracting firm
the past eleven years. They have per
formed a number Of big contracts.
among them the erection Of the West
Nidginia capitol at Charleston. They
are now putting up the agricultural and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-14
l URKEY GIVEN CARTE BLANCHE.
Russia and Austria Demand That IN
y surrection Be QueIIed.

Vienna, Aug. 1.-THE Russian am
bassad0r and the Austro- Hungarian for
eign minister held long conference
with regard to the present condition
of affairs in the Balkan peninsula. and
it was decided to impress the porte
with the absolute necessity OF crush
ing the Macedonian insurrection i'm
mediately and once for all
Several months ago when demands
for reforms were made the powers
permitted Austria and Russia to rep
resent them and present a joint note
The porte claims that they have faith
fully endeavored to inaugurate these
reforms, but that the insurgents nave
refused to accept them. The demand
now made by Russia and Austria that
the sultan shall Immediately put down
the insurrection can only mean that
Turkey is given carte blanche to
wage a vigorous warfare against the
revolutionaries.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-14
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The Franklin Railroad.

Joe A Franklin accompanied by
Henry w. Myar, the Camden capital
ist, returned yesterday from his rail-
road work in the lower Arkansas val
lev, says the Little Rock Democrat.
The levelmen are now in the field
and he expects construction to begin
about September l. The line runs
through 100000 acres of the finest cot
ton land in the country Mr.. Franklin
was taken i'll while out on the work,
but is now rapidly convalescing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-14

The adjourned meeting of the stock
holders of the Consumers Ice company
was held last night for the purpose of
electing board of directors to assume
control Of the erection and establish
ment of the new ice plant. The meet
ing was largely attended and much in
terest was manifested. She board of
directors was elected as follows: j.
II. Rutherford, S. Y. T. Knox, J. b.
Avery, ]. A. Clement, w. D. Hearn,
Alex Perdue d. l.. Franklin, V. O.
Alexander and w. B. Alexander.
The directors met this morning in
the office of w. B. Alexander and elect
ed officers for the ensuing year. j.
II. Rutherford was elected president
S. Y. I. Knox vice president, Y. o.
Alexander secretary and w. D. Hearn
treasurer. ] w Crawford was elect
ed attorney for the company.
\ committee was appointed to solic-
il a suitable location for the erection
ef the plant.
There were present about 300 sub
sefibers to the stock.
The board of directors of the new
ccmpahy is not yet ready to announce
plans, but the Consumers Ice company
is now permanently organized.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-14

horsiesltlcal ,aa4I4aSs aa tn" worlds
fajT 2rpuads In 81 Louis. Among
othcr contracts thgE have are the
buiIIin@ IF state asl Hms u Gallip-
lis o. and huntington ". VA. and
couIthouses at Knox Hammond and
tireeneaatle int. Poet Clinton, O..
Parnerburs and New Nartinville. ".
Na They built The mi-aon-dnllar bo-
tel at West Badon SWiHes Ind, which
is said ~ he the larses1 6fereef h.
trI in the United Sfafes Tie finn
is working over orc thousand men eo
It's eario8s contracts al present.
Bond was executed through tho 4
a. NJ Mills and Sons agency Of Pine
l5nurt, viii a guaranty company as 55l=
ely. The amount of he bond is aUouf
500 o0O. and is said 10 be fAe biz
cost bond ever executed in tAe state
MI Tracy Mi1s Went 10 I5Uile Rock 10
look after tae bend la ais company
and he succeeded in landing it
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-14

WhitE stepped at Halliday this morn
ing 10 let the eahly northbcund pas
senge" % CT a side track. MeGee
was sent forward to flag the passen-
ger, and while waiting for it feIl
asleep eli the track The passenger
train dashed upon him without waking
lin and his head was crushed be.
reath the ponderous Wheels ct the
engine. The engineer reversed his
lever as soon as he saw t0e obstruc-
ticn. bnt was too late 10 save tie
unfortunate mans life.
ACGee's home was Maiden and his
body was placed on the passenger tram
which struck him and conveyed to his
1sone
None of the railroad men whom the
S&liEhcne interviewed could tell much
about the unfortunate man, but it was
stated that he lad been married but
q. short time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-14
NEW FACES
SOON TO BE SEEN IN PINE BLUES
COTTON STATES LEAGUE
T AM.
Cad Hamburg. leu Walters, Brady
and Others Probably Be Secured
-GeneraI Shaking Up.

Manager Harry Clayton Of tie local
baseball team IS now on still hunt
for new players and a number Of new
faces will be seen or the local dia-
mond before many moons 4 message
Was received from Dad" Hamburg
AT t'reenYille this morning in which
the first Daseman says he can come
to Pine Bluff Immediately if the prop.
er terms can be arranged. He has
been wired q contract and is expect
ed to be here tonight in order to be
IN the game tomorrow afternoon. Lou
Walters, the third baseman. whose re-
lease has been obtained from Hender-
son, Ky. has been heard from at his
home in Waterloo Ia, and terms
nave been sent him. Brady. the pitch
en- who jumped early in the season
because of Misunderstanding with
Blackburn, has written that he is ready
to report to the team if the board of
directors is willing to reinstate him.
The board of directors held an in
formal meeting this morning in the
Office of w. T. Young and decided to
open negotiations at once with the
players Hamburg has been heard
from and wires that he will leave at
once. Walters and Brady will be in
structed to report at once. The direc-
tors will make every effort to strength
en- the team, and better article or
ball is promised for the future.
Baby" Brown, who was released
some days ago, has not yet reported
to New Orleans and will not do SO
while the team is in Little Rock.
Brown is still here awaiting instruc-
tions.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-14
the Thieves.

be store of Alexander Brothers.
conduct a general merchandise
an Pine street and Fourth
.u0 was entered by thieves last
n and quantity OF goods stolen.
morning the police turned over to
Alexander seventy -four pairs OF
:, ond dozen cOrsets which they
found concealed in a house near
city. The articles were found by
kcpr Stuart, but Chief Peterson says
h. have not arrested the guilty
|Ltv and refuses to tell where the
BIDS we're found.
Ebp store was entered some time
mig the night and it is supposed
at the thieves made entrance
rough transom in the front part.
e transom, which has not been
eued for months, was found open
8 morning. None OF the doors had
N tampered with, but the thief left
rks on the door as he climbed
ough the transom.
he goods were returned in good
ne but where they were found will
IN secret until the guilty parties
captured. One pair of pants was
nd to be missing and were not
rned among the articles captured
he police.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-14
A.. HOT SPRINGS SEPTEMBER 7.13.
Place and Time for State Guards An
nual Encampment.

Major General w. H. Haynes, COM
manding the Arkansas state guar0. is
making an effort to secure the lowest
rates possible from the railroads on
the occasion of the state guards an
nual encampment. In a letter to II.
c. Townsend of the Gould lines, Gen
eral Haynes states that the encamp-
ment will be held in Hot Springs Sep
tember Z to 13, although official Or
ders have not yet been issued. This
confirms the statements heretofore
that Hot Springs had been decided
upon as the place for the encampment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-14
Servian Ministry Has Resigned.

London, Aug. IA dispatch to the
Central News from Vienna says the en-
tire Servian ministry has resigned in
consequence of the differences IN the
personal relations between the army
officers who participated in the assas-
sination of King Alexander and Queen
Draga. and those who took no part IN
the murders.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-14
LONOKE REUNION.
ron, Minor. WaIIace's Address a
Gem of Oratory.


Gem of Oratory.
Lonol1e aag 1.-The Confederate
reunion held here yesterday under the
auspices of Camp James Mcintosh was
I eaand success. Two thousand peo-
pie were in attendance and the occa-
sion was undishtrbea by disorder OF
any kind
Capt. Pat II. Wheat, Sr., comman-
der of the camp. was master Of cere-
monies. ~
Senator John p. Logan delivered an
able address in advocacy of the inter
ests of the Arkansas exhibit at the
worlds fair after which Hon Minor
Wallace spoke His address to the
veterans was pronounced the ablest
speech ever delivered in Lonoke For
an hour and fifteen minutes he held
the vast audience spellbound with his
oratory Mr.. Wallace paid tribute
to the courage, the daring and the
heroism of the Confederate soldier. His
eulogy of the character of JACKSON,
Johnston, Davis and other leaders Of
the Lost Cause" was most eloquent.
At the conclusion of Mr. Wallace S
address many of his auditors advanced
to greet him with tears in their eyes,
attesting their appreciation Of his
speech.
Ex-Goy Eagle, who is universally
hOnored and loved here, made an able
address. Capt. Wheat also spoke in
behalf Of the Daughters Of the Con
federacy, and his remarks were appre-
ciated by the audience.
Other speakers entertained the au-
dience with able addresses. The First
Regiment band of Little Rock dis
coursed music for the occasion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-14
STUTTGART SURPRISED
At the Arrest of Agents AppIeby and
Phillips.


Stuttgart, Aug. 1.-THE people OF
Stuttgart were very much surprised
to learn the news that Station Agents
Appleby and Phillips had been jailed
at Monticello and Arkansas City,
charged with conspiring to defraud
the railroad company, as they are
we'll known here. Appleby was raised
a this place and was agent at De
Witt for some time He left De Witt
over a year ago. Phillips was here
for some time and was a bosom friend
of Appleby all the time. The news
here was the talk of the town and
caused quite a sensation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-14
RESTRAINING ORDER ISSUED
against State Board OF Railroad As.
SCISSORS.

SCISSORS.
81 Fort Smith, Aug. 14.-Judge John H.
Rogers, sitting for Judge aTrieber of
the Eastern district, has issued
an order restraining the Arkan-
sas board Of railway assessors from
certifying their appraisements to the
Offices Of the different counties of the
state, or taking any steps toward max
ing those assessments effective.
The order was granted on an ap-
plcation from the St. Louis and San
Francisco Choctaw, Oklahoma and
Gulf, st. Louis Southwestern and the
Kansas City railroads.
The complaint is a lengthy one and
sets up numerous grounds for declar
Ing the assessments null and void.
one OF the grounds is that the board
Is improperly organized, others that
tne board members were not sworn,
'nat their action was arbitrary in not
alo"lng the railroads to be heard, and
'nat the valuations placed on the va
iious roads are unreasonable, and that
'ne poard failed in numerous ways to
keep within the grounds of it's author
' '.ssNs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-14
NO Politics Shall Invade His Home.

INC piOlllIl6Ill NlSllOIS III
01e CIV t2t'ay is Hon. T. H. Matthews
ol Monticello, former member of the
s'@'e board cf Charitable institutions.
: @3s93tta in the morning paper
states tAat lie may enter the race for
s''''e treasurer. When questioned
sooot 1t he replied: "Just say that my
Ao'ile Is TOO happy to permit it's in
''sioh by politics. Capt. Matthews
says that the southern part of the
s'e'e was never more prosperous, and
Ct mad brighter prospects for a
;, pONiper crop of corn and cotton. Lit
Tie Rock Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-14
PINE, BLUFF WON
BOTH INEiVIDUAL AND TEAM
c. CHAMPIONSHIPS IN SHOOT
CONTEST.
!. J. V'ek Retains Individual Medal,
Clements. Coles ana Howell
Get Team Medal.

Pine Bluff shooters captured every
prize in the contest fcr TIE state
championship in both individual and
team shoot Al Jones park Thursday
afternoon |. J. Niek Of Pine. Bluff
beat ex-Mayor Duley of Little Rock
for the Individual medal The con
testants shot at fifty blue rocks from
any and all an 5les in which they
could be thrown from the trap. Mr.
Wick scored decided victory, break
ing 43 of the birds to IS scored by Mir.
Euley.
In the three-men team shoot between
Little Rock and Pine Bluff teams, the
local shooters also won. Twenty five
blue rocks were shot and tho score
was as follows:
Pine Bluff team-George Clements
81, J. A. Cc1es 21 Z. \. Howell 10;
total, 81. 4Ha
Little Rock team-Gibson Thibault
20, w R. Duley 19, Lee Omanhundro
lS; total, 81.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-14
NOTICE..

Customers Of the Adams Printing
company and the public generally are
notified that o. B. Jenkins is unau-
thorized to draw on Tne Adams Print
ing company for any sum Of money,
and no drafts drawn on this company
will be paid by the undersigned.
(Signed)
ADAMS, PRINTING Co.,
Pine Bluff, Ark, Aug. IA, 1903.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-14
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
oa''s srakeman on the Cotton Belt
Road Instantly Killed

ho}nble accident occurred Thurs
'' morning on the track of the Cot
heit road near Halliday, when J.
..eoee' young brakeman, lost his
".ia was hurled into eternity with
'' hotice, says the Paragould Sol.
pfone.
"euee was a brakeman on freight