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The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1904-09-30
TUPELO, MISSISSIPPI FRIDAY SEPTEMBER % 1904
Mary Johnson BrOOkshire.

Mary johnson was born Jan. 80,
1861. Died Sept. II, 1904. She
was the daughter of DR.. johnson
and wife Of s. B. Brookshire. She
was Christian. At the age Of Is
years she professed religion and
soon joined a Baptist church.
Two children, her husband, fa-
ther, and six brothers and sisters
with a host of relatives and friends
mourn her death. She has the
record among her neighbors as
being a kind, helpful neighbor
and an excellent christian woman.
Let all look to Him who is the
source of all comfoat. She has
gone to join the heavenly ranks
and meet the loved ones gone
before. Her remains were buried
at Macedonia, a large number Of
her relatives and frieuds being
present.
r. A. KIMBROUGH.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1904-09-30
Commissioner Sale.
Mrs NJ. V. A. Sheckelford
VS. No 2103.

vs. No 2lO3.
W A. Monaghan etal
BY virture OF decree Of the Honor.
able Chancerv Court of Lee County,
State nj Mississippi, rendered at he
September Term. \. u 1907 tn-, t.
ordering u sale of certain lands ~, i
TONED therein, G w. Long. the NJ
sig ned appointed Commissioners -
execute said degree. will, an Monday
November 9TH, 1904. expose at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder i,r
rash in front of the West doorof ,hs
present Sheriffs office. within the
hours prescribed by law. the foll,w-
ing described lands, heing in said
County and State to-wit Lots q. 1,
). and 6. aud nj. of lot To- in Block
One. except that part heretofore con-
veyed to John Tripiett by C w. Full
ton, being the lower story of the Brick
store house in the South East Co ner
OF said lot 10, now occupied by .lopl
Bean, said property being in the s. E. x
OF section 81, L. 8, R. 6. in the City OF
Tupelo Lee County Miss. and known
as the Monaghan Hotel property" and
also the furniture in said Hotel de-
scribed as follows, 81 bed steads, 21
springs. 81 mattresses. % quilts, 8
comforts. Is bed spreads. 38 pillows.
10 bowls and pitchers. "A chairs. 10
wash stands. 3 dressers. Office chairs.
Office counter, 1 Office stoye. 2 small
heaters, cooking stoye, par:or chairs,
I sofa parlor carpet, 3 dining tahles,
25 window shades, and all other person
al hropertv in and about said Hotel.
Together with the appurtennaces and
hereditaments thereunto appertaining.
G. w. LGNG, Commissioner.
Dated 28th day OF Sept. 1904.
Anderson 4 Long Soils. Tor Comp'ts.
O. 9O,O4 At.
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Notice to Probate CLAIMS.

Letters Testamentary having this day
been granted Louis Kohltin ON the
Estate OF Callie Young. dpcease no'i.e
is hereby given to anv person or persons
having claims against said Estate TO
have same probated and registered hy
the Clerk of the Chancery Court oi Lee
County, Mississippi. within one year
from date and that u failure to so pro-
bate and register the same within TIL.
time required by law will forever har
the same
This 14th day OF September 1904.
LOUIS kOHLEIM.
Executor
Guy Mitchell Soi's. for Compl'ts.
8. .23-'O4 3t.
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Commissioners Sale.
Elk Parte

Tx IAfCe
Va NO. 1853.
Mrs. Mittie Belle Mitchener.
By virtu" of decree Off Honorable
Chaucpry Court oi Lee county. State nf
Mississippi. rendered at the September
term. A. n. 1904. thereof, ordering a
sale of certain lands mentioned therein,
G w Long. the undersigned, appointed
Commissioner to execute said derree, will
on SATURDAY.. October 22nd. 1904 ex-
pose 1T public auction TO the highest
tdd.r for cash, in front OF the court
house door in the city OF Tuprlo. within
the hours prescribed bv law, the follow
ing described lands. being 10 sand county
aud State, to wit; 10 feet of Of the
north end OF the N X OF lot No. 3S in N +
Y of Sec. 81. TO, X. 6, in Tupel0, Lee
county, Mississippi. being the north liz
feet OF the w. G. Kitchener homestead
together with the appurtenances and
hereditaments tnereunto appertaining.
G. w. LONG, Commissioner.
Dated goth day of SeDtember, 1904.
Allen & Rotins, Solicitors. 9-3O-O4 3t
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

To w. G. Miller, MorgansvilIe, tia.
Defendant.
You are commanded to appear before
the Chancery Court OF the county oil
Lee, in said State. at Rules on the
Second Monday Of November A. D. 1904
to defend the suit ina said Court ol
fendant.
This 10th day Of Sept A. D. 1904
G. w. EONG, Clerk.
4 Allen ss,os 5 Robins B. sol's for RmDpts.
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BANK ACCOUN T

YOU should bear this fact in mind.
Wa consider the best intere SITS
Of all our customers. Lady pat
rons receive he most courteous
treatment Interest paid on time
deposits.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1904-09-30

FOR GALE Eighty acres Of land 2H
miles west OF Tupelo. Two horse crop.
Well located. Will sell for part cash or
All on time to suit purchaser. Apply at
once to O. B. Rogers, Tupelo. Miss.
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Miss Elsie Ber9e POWeISOn

Concert Pianist and
Teacher of Piano
Residence: Fish Hatchery
Phore 100
Pupil Of Rudolph King
Kansas City, Mo.
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~ IB NHk as4|
MA 4 D '1
OUR DEALINGS

in all monetary affairs have been
for yeaas renowned for theiI
wisdom and reliability. If you
are thinking Of opening a
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-03

Siibrer eineu aroBen 9eil Der Nrbeitz
Qeber in cine Sage gebradt haben,
IN Der Iie Dem 8oraeben oer l1ui-
Dneu perapeifelten Niberitono ents
Qegenleben muBten, uno BOB fie ans
oererleits our6 Die WiBadltuus be-
rehtiQter Nrbeiterintereiien uno Die
brldenoe 6erridait Der unlon8s
nereiniQung einen aroBen 1ell Der
@rbeiter ben BUr1hlagen Der Irbeite
Qeber eeneiet aemadt baben. @ir
ltehen bier unten in 3eras Der Be
me9unoeu in Ger MISUNDERSTANDING
su ferr. I'm unS Elm p0lltiUe@ urteIl
erlauben su f6nnen, un8 Idelnt es
nber. ols penn Der u8eoeIoiipn Of
2abDr" @efabr bon tei0en Seiten
croft. bon Den Go8iallften un0 uon
Den uniousfeinoen, uno ooB. menn
tie bic 3eiden Der Bet nu5u iebr
miBobtet, iie in ole>en 8efahren
Isidt ibren untergang finoen tam.
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Infer s5anoei nit @erifp.

Der 6anbel smtfden Meritp uno
ben Ser. Staten bat lnut Nuf=
itellungen oes Sanoels Departe>
ments in ben lebten aebn Sabren
gang beoeuteno aueenDmlnen. Sn
1894 betrua Der @ert Der meritanis
ibeu Nusflbr nad ben Ser. Staten
ruro 20 WiilliDnea Dollars. Der @rs
port Der Ser. Staten nod Merito
rur Ii Mtlionen. Sn 1904 beaif>
ferte fib Der @ert meritaniiber Nuss
fnbr na9 ben Ser. Staten anf
runo $43, 800, 900 uno oerieniee Der
Gusfubr Der Ser. Staaten mad,
Wterito auf fait 46 Miqionen. Der
@E~pOrthanoel Der Ser. Staten boris
bin bat iib alio in ben sebn Sabren
nm mebr al8 oas 0reifaf]e erb6ht
uno bic @infubr aus Meritp urn oas
Soppelte. Die Ser. Staaten liefers
ten i'm lebten Sabre SO Brusent Der
o%eiammteu @infubr Merito's uuo
WeIifO lenoete rs Bru5ent leiner Sc
iammtausfubr nah ben Ser. Staa.
ten.
Der Gufifpuna bes 6anbels
lit bauptiahlih als Die Solae oes
Baues BON @%iienbabner, uelde
oon umerifaniiben a~apitaliiten in
! Werifo gebaut muroen uno 5orts
iebungen Der ameritaniihen @ilens
babniDiteme biloen, eineetreten. gbe
oieie @iienbabnen e~riitierten. lieIers
ten Die Ser. Staten nur 20 bis 30
8ro3ent Der meritaniiben @infubr,
iebt oas o0ppelte. Die nmeritanildle
@nsfubr nab Merito beitebt baupt.
i1Gli6 aus @iiens uno Stablparen,
Roblen, &~Dbbaumpuue. 8rooituls
fen, g"bemifalien, giienbabnpags
apns. Baaen, 8upfer uno 8upfers
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gett apes go sebreu

idDn tpurbe Mrs. BinsloD's Sop
thing S1rup bon MiaiUnen BON
Wiittern beim 3abnen Der ainoer
%argemenoet. Mir1t .Du i'm Shlafe
burh oas Shreien zines ainoes ge=
fort, oaB i'm 3abnen 1T unb pDr
Shmer8eu meint? @enn 10, laIie
iof0rt cine Tlaidle BON ,.Mrs.
@insloms GDjtbinGJ SDrup" hDlen.
Sein Bert 1T unbesablbm. 90 miro
Dem fleinen 2eibenben lpfort Hinoes
rltng beri9affen. BerlaBt eun BOZ
rauf. Iiiitter, es lit tein 8peifel
barber. Go beilt Diarrbpe, regu=
liert ben Maeen unb bic Mieren,
beieitiet 8ino &olit, erfueiGt Den
@aumeu. perbinoert g~ntslnoung
unb itdrft oaS gauge Spitem.
Mrs. @inslDpa Soothing Sprnp"
fir aahnenoe 4itber lit angenebmt
i'm @ei6mad; oas &ecept itatnmt
uDn einem Der beften meiblimer,
Ger5te in Den Ser. Staten. @s lit
bel allen Druaotften in Der aar1sert
Welt su babeu. Breie 25 Gents per
5laide. aauft nidhts anberes, als
WrS. BinSlups Soothina Shrup.
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Hdd3ennc Vemefis

uniere aeler uiiien bod n0e, mer
Otaoanle Ibereie 6unbsGt III Die
famuie Gnriier Shuinoterin, Die iih
oermittelit zines leeren yelold3ranfcs
uno Der 8ebauptunQ, in 0emIslbsn
id9en 0unoerte oDn WtiQi0nen
Trancs, Die ibr pDn einem 0errn
granforb b%interlahen ieien. % viii
liDnen DoIlars sulammenseidwinz
belt bat Sem, iber oieie Iel6e
Wtaoame 0umbert, Die iih iest be-
tanntlih i'm @efdngnis befinbet.
tpmmt aus Baris cine ieltlant ur=
beimlihe Rahriht. Sn Der fransD>
fiiben 6auptitabt gebt oas @erIdt,
Iie meroe oemnahit aus Dem @efGne=
nis nad einem Srrenalpl iiberfibrt
peroen. Sic lDu ndmlih oeutlibe
8epeile oafir qeben, oaB ibr Ser
ftnno gel,tten bat. Sc loq bel ibr
aur Manie aeruoroen Iein, unsulamz
Interchangeable gue iniultierenoe 8rie=
fe an Staatsbsamte su imreiheu unb
biele Der ,8eruntreuung' BET gram.
forbidden Wiaionen gu beId1uloigen.
Spnte es wirtltd] m6alid1 fem,
baB oieIes @etb, pelGes iabrelang
Die @elt belhminoelt bat. jebt ielbit
oieiem S9uinoet gum Opfer gefalIen
mdre? Dag Die 8abnioee, Die iie
ausgebedt bat, ula fih gu berei6ern
unb anoere gu betriieen. nun DON ihr
ielbit 8eiib ergriHen babe unb fie
nidt uieoer loB tieBe 0aB fie
Die 4iee, Die file 10 lanae Sabre nit
frehiter Stirn ausgeiprDhen, in Die
file ith fDrmfid bineinaelebt bat. iebt
BON ibr ietbft eeQlaubt miro uuo baB
Tie iber eieIen @lauben ben 8erltano
perIoren bot z @g odre in Der Sat
cine rdhenoe Nemeiis. Die iih in
einem iDlhen Shidial %Dffenbarte.
Iber, BEL Der narDBen gbereie"
muB man niht allies aleif 10 traoilh
nebmen. WDglider Beiie lit oiele
gauge neutrality-suspicious., pprous=
aeiebt. baB fte niht BON irgeno einem
feniatiDnslultigen aepDrter frei ers
funoen 1T. elm neuer 9riG, ben lie
fih in Der StiGe oes @efdngnifies
ausaeoadt bat unb bnrb ben Tie bic
@elt ebeniD su beihminoeln bDfft.
ME nit Den gramfpro' fben Wiats
Dnen. Bei 9bereie 6nmbert lift eber
aQe8 nlDolih.
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moreu. Mineral : Del, Bruul1ioner

mortn. Mineral : Del, Broul1ionen
uno 4eoermaren. Die Ser. Staaten
besiebeu aus Merito. belpnoers
Bflonsenfibern tmetit Siiol=@ras),
8upfers @rse uno &upfer in 8lDden,
8leierse uno 8lei in 8l6den, 6dute,
Bieb uno aaffee.
Das 6anoels=D epartement befur=
uurtet Die &rneiteruna bes 8obn@
initems nob ben centralomerifanis
lben Stooten, oa III erperten lit.
0aB Der 8anoel nit Sieien Hepubli.
Ten fih dlnlih heben miro. wie beg
ienlqe NIT WeritU. inbaLo oieielben
gu 2anoe per Babu erreidit neroen
f0nnen, anitatt nlr. nie isst onu
Der Waiierieite. OoHentlih finoen
biele Gmpfebluneen Die qebilbrenoe
8erufIihtioune.
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MuSIQnh.

Die tapantlbe NegierunQ bat
einen Broteit oaeegen eingeleat, baB
ea Der ruliiid|en SftieeHotte erlaubt
muroe, in Dem Ipaniihen 0afen @igD
&oblen uno Rrpoiant einsunebmen.
Die ipanilfe &eeieruna erfldrt in
ibrer Gntmort. oaB nihts geIhehsu
lei, Woburd Die Meutralitdt Derlebt
mnroe.
t0err BON 8ltte, Der iebt Brd=
fibent 0es ruifilhen Winifteriums
1T. bat cine larae unterreoung nit
benz gsaren gebabt. Oa oieS felt
langerer Belt oas erlie Wtat npnr. ooB
Der aaiier i'm 5ur Eonferens berufen
lieB, 10 brinat man bieIe unterre=
oung, mol nidt nit utrecht, mi. Der
8etitiDn Der SenitmD : Gertreter ia
gerbinoune. 8ie es beiBt. bereitet
man in perihieoenen rullilden Stao=
ten. fir oen 10. 0eSt mber. ben Gag
Der 9eibeiaenen : 8efreiuna. eroBe
0emDnitrationeu 81 @uniten elmer
Gerfaiiun9 por.
Der BrossB geaen ben W0roer
0es ruiftiHen Wiaiiters bon Blebtpe
beginut am Ii. December.
Der ruililhe Mtiniiter bes Sns
mem bat elmer Deputatior DDn 3ionis
item mitaeteilt, Die &egieluna siebe
lire bisberiae OppuiitiDn aeaen Die
8i0niitenbemeguna Surnd. Die
Mountaineering bat befanntliH
baS 3iel. in 8alditina uber irgenb=
tuo auoers Elm iloiihes Staatstpe.
len 81 grun6en, in Dem ALE Suoen,
Die ibrea Subentum8 tpegen nerfolat
meroen. cine 8uHuhtsftdtte finoen
fDnnen.
Die erite abteiIung Der cuff.
ihen Oitieeflutte bat am 5reitag
mDraen nm 2 ubr Die Sniel Berim,
melhe in Der StraBe ppn Babel.
Manoeb, Der Gusfabrt BON @oten
Weer, 1iegt. pailiert, befinbet iih
ali0 ifon in ben iloSaiiatilhen @e-
mdiiern.
Ius Der merchantmen Saupts
ftaot 9nnger miro eemeloet, oaB
marpttaniihe &Guber ben 8erIu1
aemaht batten. fih bes engliiaen
Shriftiteaers 6arris 81 bemdhtigen.
Sic orangeu in oeiien 5aus Elm,
nahbem iie cine Der @adeu aetDtet
batter, fanben 6arris nber nidt, uno
sDgen wieoer alb. nahbem Tie oas
6aus gepliinoert batten.
Nm 2. Deaember paren Sc
Sabre per9angen, felt 8ailer Srans
Soiepb ben Enron beitieaeu Bat.
Wean bat ben Gag in Oeiterreibsua
aarn iiberaa feftlib beganaen.
@Dm 5uitanoiaen @eriht in
Dresden lit Die &laae oes 8rinsen
Srieorih pm S@6nburg : Waloeu.
burg. in melher er Die Bateridaft
oes SDbnes Brinsen &arl 2eOpplb
anfo@t, nbgemieien noroen. Der
8rDseB mar zines Der @ahipiele Der
Stanoalaffdre, gu melber oes Brin-
gen inauiiben geibiebene Satin,
Mlicia npn Bourbon, ilngite gpd)ter
oes Ipaniihen &rpnprdtenoenten Don
Carlos. uDr Sabr uno Gag ben Gins
ftoB ge9eben bate.
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aer stampr ,utro etn crpttterter iein,

Sieienigen, Die babel bebarren, lire
Obren ben atlbauernben @mpfeblungen
BON 0Dr, Sings Gteuer @nt1edung"
fir S6pinbiu6t 3i peri6lieBen, tuers
ben elnen longen erbitterten &f
auS5ufef)ten baben gegen lire Gei6en,
ipenn oenielben ni6t balb elm perbdnas
nisboles 3iel gefebt pir0! Man lefe,
mas I. Ut. Seaa BON Seul, MtiH., gu
la9en bat: ySebteH Serbf 5eigte meine
6rait symphonic BON SGpinoinft.
sic tIabm u9r. Sings @eue Gnt6ez
dung, na60em alles an6ere feline
Wirtung oerfeblt bate. Sofort aeiate
tidy 8eHeruus anb bier 6lafden beiIfen
le pOlig. @arantiert BON ben 9(pOtbes
fern u. S. s. S6mibt ln0 @bolpb
9reiB. Yreis so Gents ilnb $1.00.
= robe.6laihen frei
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-21
SPELL
CAUSED DEATH.
COUGHING

Harry Duckwell. aged % years.
ohoked to death early yesterday morn
ing at his home in the presence Of his
wife and child. He contracted 4
slight cold few days ago and paid
hut little attention to il. Yesterday
morning he was siezed with lit OF
coughing and continued for some
time. His wife sent for a physician
but before he could arrive, another
coughing spell came on and Duck
well died from suffocatiOn.-St,
Louis GIobe-Democrat, Dec. /, 1901
Billiards. HorehOund Syrup would
nave saved him. 25c, soc and Sl.oo
Sold by l.. b. Coon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-21

a was much afflicted with sciati-
e.. writes Ed c. Mud IowayiHe,
Sedsviek county Kan. going about
on crutches and suffering a deal
of pain. was induced to Try Bal
lard's Snow Liniment, which relieved
me. used three soc bottles. 1t is
the greatest liniment ever used;
have recommended it to number of
persons all express themselve as be
ing benefited by it. now walk
without crutehes, able to perform a
great deal of hight work on the farm. ,"
CSC. soc and 81. Sold by L. B. Coon
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-21
TO CURE ANY DISEASE.
The Cause Must be Removed, Same
Way With Dandruf.

Kiu the germ that causes dandruff
failing lair and badness. Nau viii har
no more dandruf, and YOUR hair
grow HNurlantly. Newbro's He, pieide
not only contains the dandrutf germ
destroyer. hut it is also 4 most delight
ful hair dressing for regular toilet usc
Ne other hair preparation is GA this
scientific basis of destoyiag tie dandrua
germs. It stops all irritation. keeps t.
scalp sweet, pure and wholesome lie
member that something claimed to le
,.aast IS good. Will not Do the work Of
genuine Hcrpicide Sold by leading
druggists. Soad loe. in stamps for sam
pc % The lIerpieide Co. Detroit Mich
For sale by l. B. Coon, ST ecial agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-21

the normal Republican vote of the
~ountrv in line and his big pluralities
IN the states he carried are to be ac-
counted for by the failure of a large
Per cent of the Democrats to vote.
No third party weakened the Dem
ocratic voting strength this year in an
appreciable degree. The POpuistS
made sorry showing. il must be ad-
mitted. A million or more Democrats
refrained from voting. That's all
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-21
RATES To- NORTHER ERN
RESORTS.
sroPOVERs AT 81. LOUIS EAlp

sroP-oVERs AT ST. LOUIS FAIR
Excursion tickets at unusually low
rates, good for the season, on sale to
Milwaukee, Madison, Wankesha
Green Lake Devils Lake, Gogebic.
Ashland, Marquette, Superior. Duluth
ST. Paul Minneapolis and many other
cool and delightful lake resorts
reached by the Northwestern line
Stop.ovors at St. Louis permit visit
70 The worlds fair en- route
Information and tickets can la CO.
eured from yonr home agent. Book.
let entitled The Lakes and Summer
ResoTts of the Northwest" mailed nm.
on receipt of cents In stamps, W
. knlskern, P. T, NJ. c. & N. W R,,,
Chicago, III. = , ;
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-21
DECEMBER y, 1904

Subscribers desiring the Graphic
discontinued at any time will please
notify the office either in person or
by either phone. Ordars to carriers
10 discontinue will not be accepted,
as the frequent changes among the
carrier boys causes an endless
amount of confusion and disputes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-21
DEMOCRATS DIDN'T VOTE.

The Atlanta Constitution contends
that the Democrats did not vote in
The recent presidential election. and
produces figures to substantiate its
claims It says that the official vote
of the late presidential election has
not yet been fully announced, but it
is practically complete in a table
recently published by the New York
Times, the few omissions having beer
supplied by special arrangement of
that paper With local correspondents
who had access to the unreported re
turns.
Thirty-three states ef the union
gave their electoral votes for Roose
Welt. including Maryland in the list as
giving a Republican plurality, since
one =eleetor on the Republican ticket
received a larger vote than any OF
the Dcmocrtic electors for that ~tate
Ten states gave Roosevelt puralitiee
of more than loo.o0o Votes e.,ch
l ftilliSN IA dllId 4GdRlIS N4iIi l!ti < tHdlt
half a million, and the whilom
"Goubtful@ state OF Illinois following
not so far behind with the astound-
ing figures of 3o5 o39 Ohio an
MICHIGAN gave him consi ler&b1v more
than 2ao,o ,ooo plurality, md the less
pcpulous states cave nrcportionately
as large plurailtics on the same side
from a percentage STANDPOINT. fNor
New Jersey, not 50 Ions AGO 4 Demo
cratic state and the homo ef Grover
Cleveland. narrowly escaped getting
into the 100 600 class.
In he electoral college Roosevelt
has 336 votes to Parker's 1i0. PARK.
ef''s electoral vote is / short of the
total belonsing to what was wont
10 be called the solid south. before
Missouri Went astray. Bryan's elec-
tcral vote in 1900 was 100 as against
292 for Mckinley; in 1896 ii was 17G
against 271
But twelve states gave their eIec.
tCral votes for Parker,
We will not at this time attempt
ar analysis Of the Vote by states in
comparison with the vote in 1896 and
$500, hut such AN analysis viii be sur
prising in lis revelation of the large
number Of Democrats who did not
Vote al The last national election
That such was che ease is abstractly
arparent enough when il is shown
that nearly half million less votes
were po}lea 1ast November than in
1890. With thc population increase
Of the country entirely normal during
The four years interval.
In 1000 Mckinley polea Ia ,s2a
votes. Last Noyemhcr Roosevelt
rolled bur 7.a3o.5Gl votes. difference
OF only 4&2G@>, which can be taken
as quite the normal increase 10 be OK.
pected form the increase in p0pula-
tion. The Democratic popular vote
in 1900 was 6.35Al&3. and last Noyom.
ber II fell 10 5ag4.0n. Il is plain
Roosevelt did net add fhe shrinkaee
or any material part Of It to his vote.
The Parker vote tell eft ,gc4 90 from
The Democratic popular vote of 1900.
and l4oS.ooo from the Vote of fonr
years earlier, Roosevelt owes his re-
narkahle plurality 10 this unasaal
Democratic shrinkaeo. and the shrink.
age IS explained solely by the TACT
that hundreds of thousands Of Demo
Gratis scattered throughout the union
did not go to the polls at all
Viewed, therefore in the liant % a
cold statistical analysis, Roosevelt re
ceived no unusual endorsemnt of his
administration in the recent election.
AS matter of fact, he merely kept
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-21
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative BromO Quinine Tab
els. All druggists refund the money
if it fails to cure. E w. Groves sig
nature is on each box. CSC.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-21
IEART ELITTERING

Gndigested food and gas in the
stomach. located just below the heart
presses against it and causes heart
palpitation When your heart
troubles Won in that way take Her.
hino for a few days You will soon
be all rieht. see Sold by L. 3. Coon
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-21
Literally.

Gunner--Yes, the doctors put Hark-
q. 10 sleep and operated on him.
Guyer-I guess he was pretty sore
when he woke up.
Gunner-Yes, he was ali cut up
about It.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-21

The only way YOU can get your wife
to side with YOU in an argument is
to have her mother.in-law side against
her.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-21

There amt any difference in the
financial result between a man run,
ming for Office and going to the races.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-21

For every love letter man writes
when he is engaged he writes ten thou
sand checks when he is married.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-21

He who pays ceal bills in winter
ard ice bills IN summer is a firm be
lever in the theory thai fiehes have
Wiras.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-21
0%0

Alderman Jordan put the garbage
matter up 10 the council just right.
Tho idea OF forcing the purchase OF
garbage reeeptacles before the city
has a scaveneer system is a ridicu-
10nS one
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-21

Santa Claus is teo big man ton
Tie knockers and they had best leave
the old man alone. The more th"y
knock him the more pcpnlar be BE-
comes
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-21

Alderman Riley is on The ''rieht
tack" when he eoe; after the reckless
manner IN which excavations arc
made in The streets aud not half re-
aarol The Graphic has been cali
ing attention to this unnecessary ruin
ing OF the streets for several years.
II Is time to stop it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-21

Compassion knows nothing of con
descension.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-21

The Little Rock Gazette Very aptly
sasys Pine Bluff is extending and
perfecling her sewer system. In 9th
cr words. Pine Bluff is doine What
Little Rock is thinking about doing. :
Or do
The Little Rock city council has
passed The telephone ordinance sim
liar to the one before the Pine Bluff
c.ty council. Il should pass here.
-Gts.o ts.o---
The average woman derives a lot
Of enjoyment from telling other
women their troubles.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-21

\ man usually gets what he de-
serves in the end. but be manages to
get lot OF other things IN the mean
time
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-21
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