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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06
CURIOUS THINGS FRoa CHINA
I've Mott aagnisssHt Sees sVsr See"
Are Part 81 he Celestial Erap'rs's
worlds Fair EHhibrt

The Chinese exhibit st tie Worlds
Fair l. oiled Niih pleaSing SURPRISES
SOME of the NEST magnificent articicS
of furniture are . part Of this wonder
ful display The carving Hnd Inlay INA
of ivory. boBe and wO"d iilustrate the
marvellous skill Of the chinese
MOslsls Included Ia this inieresting
exhibit SHOW the homrs and b"IDs life
% the chinese. their weddings aud
fpBerals ChiBrse tee b0nsr. restAu-
raut and sh0p chinese veal ing ami
some Of tlls beautiful silks sBi wear
INA aDpsFrl VI the CbineSs and their
bsthods VI Misunderstanding them
OBs feature Of the exhibit IL two
nagnifreut chinese bs,is. Each Of
Nhlch lac the appcsranse of being =
small hous- q great hsauty. oBe = a
summer bed tie other for winter. The
summer bed - haRd carved aud inlaid
With iS0ry aRd bOne hsures ard land
scapss sxauisitely carved and -
skillfully joinei a. 60 apI'eaT q part of
the wss,d. The led sud furniture are
% carved bamboo. The bed consists %
an anserOOln. with tables. chairs ard
tee stands. aud In ah inner r,snn. Sblcb
10 the sleetlng apartment. tberr i .
couch with coverings % gauxy silks
The winter I'D Is stin D"rr elabO-
rate. % consists &C tbree compartments
The arsi contains four chairS. tea poy
and q chest &C draWers- This b. the at
tins apartment The --cond n the dress
Ing room. and the third i the sleep
Ing alurtulsni. 90 the couch it~-lt The
furniture u % rosewood iulaid with
ivory carVtng of birds. nOWers ami
trees. Tie cOuch 4 cnyered with SILKS
of the Gnes; texture aud in sandy cOi.
or. The slespinz compartments are
h.hted Aitk Chinese lanierus Of silk
hung at the outer eutranre. while the
light enters thrOuEh TauEs panels. hand
painted AMI In foTns ~ r'Ss~Nood la
laid With ivorJ hgurrS
A table and dish made % hizhly p0l.
isllesl ash. with e1qHisitriy carved
bamizsS ugures iniai.l. are sh1wR Tbs
work - - aTti~iisSlly ,i~n- that each
arslclr s-,-uls To have bs~a made u
ons piece &C wOod
Thsrr IL also a large display a Chi
ns-s lanterns made 20 siik. sauze aud
other light material and ~sun~ uiadr II
b-ads arti-ttcaIly arranged With glass
csutsrs The siR aud Eauze are beau'
tifully haul painted
Iherr arr us,si~ls - ssme 20 ~
great Chiness tetnPls-s. thesters and
arch-s. showing rlal-sraic carving "a
WOsl and ivory anil tive large el~plaani
suxks e1quisiteiy carved
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06
New Life and Strength Came to Her.

4 RsBs1LSehi so%ds, M CARRIE p HfNN.G.
FORD. 81 No - Hsis ~. RrsS'iI Usa. ado q fog-
taora saiaHE hA|ys bIsg To1fHrc' fAS O,f., II
E.4STERN ST.iR sSae ~ sipyiss.s IS Islloass
-Your FSvOSite Prescription H. uithout a douls the
finest remedy the market to-day. iuT female difcui
ties sucTr OT four yraTs with pains eyrIy p~Tiod and
drra.lcd the spTroarh nj the time kneN u meant
t~o three days misery. Tried several different
widely-alvrrtssd Fcmcse~ AMI Bunl thai they I'LL me
good whatever. Oar day frieni called. wkO hal
saaefed suffering and Who told that she had
been cured thrugh the u Ia Perces FAvuriie PIE
scuptioa. - puTcht~et packSge. fonnd that the
real value q your mecine gTester even than nv
exptxtOns and the next mouth had hardly sny pains
Tbs oiloNing usontk hsd ALL and found that my
general hcAlth much better aud lie and strength
had coene a.
rTk4r the aCtasl facts and irrl that - due va
tkai ! should NTItt yOu Stncefcy yOurs
Mra CARRIE 2 HANNAFoaD =
To EIOR. u V. Pisrcs n. u.
Young women OF matr0ns should ma allow
themselves "a loOk saIlOw and Wrinklcd because
of th0se pains and weakness which beoomc
chrOnr and are the result II Gods. tight lacing.
and impTudeut care II the wOulanly system
Many a woman would look beautiful. have a
healthy color aud bright eyes Il Il were not for
those drains on her strength and those weak
nesses which come al too fTcqRsntly and make
her hle miserable There IS a Feady-to-use Pre-
cEiptioa. used q great many years b. ID. R.v
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06

Wsrld. % lnteri0F decoFafi0hs. b. -
msr Ellsworth Gsrnsey. furnish ons
sf Ihs chief delights 90 q visit % the
national capital A large modsi % this
spleadid bullding - q feature q the
sEhiblf Ths decorstive features %
ne interior are rsprodaced In thSis
original cOlors
Ths bext EXHIBIT On he right hand
side q the cenfral aisle l. that q the
Interior Department occupying il.191
sauaTe feet Ia this large space the
visitor nnds ~ many things Of con-
polling interest that be u loash %
leave. The Patent once exhibit Be
longs o. this section There are mod
sls Of many machines that have borne
IN important part In the Development
o. the nations Industries The earliest
form u every device % human tnven-
ton. - Tar as possible, II shown here.
For instance. yOu may So the actual
ewing machine that Was the nrst con
tFivance " lie kind every constructed:
u vas patented IN 1885 by Elias Howe
The arst Typewriter. patented by 4.
Thurl,pr In lSts. the mssiei q the uFst
cast iron ploS. patented 10y ChArlss
Newbold In 1891. she hrst screS pro
pellsr. invented by Rols~rt Iiosk In
ldsD: and u=Hy other -hrst- things
are Co ~ seen. The uo-iei 81 Abraham
Iinesln's csIebratei device fur liftiuz
steamboats, 81 shoals 10 shown her"-
The nrst harvesting niachin". made IN
the year IssV r. e.. IL one % the most
ancient exhibits az the Exposition
Tbers - also . uo.ieI % the urst steam
engine. made In Egypt in the SANE
year
Every foOs 0f the 9s~" f'et 81
aocT space In CncI- SANS W"rid'
Pair hullding i OscUpieh by exhii'it,
n surprising Interest and every piss
q the prOple's welfare Is shown
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06

FAIR
bat i sue q the most Improved mail
cars. IN which men attached 20 the
Uniied States railway mail service are
actively engaged In throwing" the
nails Heur yOa vii ~ the postal
elerks st uOTk. Just a. they WORK While
sI-ertlns slOus a rallrOsd track.
A curious e,IlsSrtisa % ell time re-
b. from the TosiSfscr MUSEUM st
Washington ILLUSTRATES - no verhal
description can ~ the crude b-Ein-
ning. ~ thu postal system. one 81
the-e relics % an cid fsshioD-d stage
coscb that Oncs carried Cnltcd states
nails through . Dortlon " tie Loulsi
ana purchase territory. I'resideni
Roosevelt. Nho OBcr Inspected 10. ex
aminsd with a ronEk riders Interest
ths bullet bsls~ which stage rObbers
and mountain briEaBds shot through
10 stiG leafbern cuFtaina Generals
sherman and Sheridan and President
Garneid rOsie In this Cd coach during
the sfrenaoas days % froDiieT life.
AmoRa the collectiSa % dOcumruts
sl,Swing The primitive pasfal methods
On voGne IN the early days 10 % D.
500 the old book % accounts Kept 81
M fri postmaster EeneraL benJsmin
Franklsn. an written by hand There
4 = rare collection 90 stamps. includ-
ing ancient Filipino. Porto Rlcan and
Cuban stampS The posio1ace depart
menf's exhibit occupies I2.ses square
feet
Acres. the slsls. 90 ths right b ths
exhlbit 20 the B<W DepariDsnt %
Counmsrce and Labor. oecupytne 1875
square feet This exhllft shows What
n nsw executive department. Stands
for and whst n b accoInplishiag Nj.
Carroll 10 wnsht Cnltsd states Con
whatsoever q Labor. had ehaFgR @ ne
prspar4sson 90 the ekhihit Chars CT
ranHed ~ I'm. sboWing ths npae
nrUWth q ths nMtiSn h aertcairuss.
aria menufacturs. pSVulatioo. ete-. are
e special ls1ersst % sociologists end
AZ sisdeafs &C ne labor probls1 Tee
Cpusus BurSau exhibit h made n Ms
nscslon. nc shows ths tabuiating @a-
chiuss ussa IN cempiIins ths esnsss ~
paFfA Ths Ligbfboass Beard. slse %
urzflng unaER thls aepaFtnenS saous
~ grsag rsvolslng lenses n nghf
hnussa Win sfAss ininrsstlng appF
Inesa
Ths apaos m ths prejeetihg narth'
80 .eursar % rhe buiidlHg b dssotsd
b rhs LfhreFy - CongresA 1he sdf
- wnllA hsssss this lIo1aEf - Neser
.Efnn \ hsia ~ asnRg ezcAt,os9 .
= - 81 b.sn'zll saad'as = @@i
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06

The United states Government build
tna q the Worlds Pair Oscupiss an
elsVated site just south u the main
plcture % The Exposition The great
central donle u ibe Government build
Ing j. visibse fruIB the veFy censeF u
ths Pair. lo0king acfOss the PicturssQUs
sunkrn gani-n that lice GstNerA The
Palacrs Ut Minis and Metailargy and
Liberal Arts
HE hlll sloTe In front Of the Gov
srnmsrt building l. tsTraced with
brad stairWsys almost comPleteiy
eOversns the SloDs The building 10 so
feet lons By - f~pt WRlr and ls the
largest sIrHcturr ever provided st al
exposition By the federal government
a = distinguished from all the other
larse bUihlinss st the Exposition BY
ths slrel truss cOnsiraetiVn. the satirw
roof h-ing sapI.oTted b steel arcb<s.
forming = spIeBdld dODs-d ceiling.
IN this bullilng are installed the 81.
kibits II al the executive d-partm~ats
q ths government The building 10 .
vast storshoas- Os an endI-~s variety
of TREASURES dsar io the braTt % svsFy
tTtse AHi-tican t'reyioas ds--un~nts
ere 10 BE- se~n lS-r~. aud the autographs
q our great Hi~R 20 the pasi are 90
display Rslis- IL famous statesmen
and soldiers. caNfDily preerrved
thronxh Ernrraii"ns. a~ eAhihii~d-
kach KoysFnEiental department has iu-
siaIlr,l an exhibit showing its Osaeial
eAAraster aud mode u OpefaiiOaL
EnteEihe the Goysfnmeni building
froun to- eastern end. the visitor s~es
&C his left TsilFNssd pOsiOlAce car
Thls h nj q nisrr cVaeh staBding idle
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06
WHARFAGE FREE At ST. LOUIS
T~saty Mics 81 River Frsas FSs We
tsr crafa q Saorids Far City.

Free wharfage VIII - given IL all
boats laBding a. 81 Louis during the
wOFlds Fair. Traiic Manager Hn-
leary Of the ExPo-itinn and JOseph q.
Wbyte. harl-0r AID wharf commission
e. % ~. Louis. have decided On thu 10
cstioas assigned 10 tie vsriOos klnsis
q boats
Yachts. steam lauhehes aud al beats
prsyeIlsSl By thei7 Own Tswer have
bceA assigned wharf space betweeh
Chsteaa avenue and Bldils strest
nssss streets running eas; and west.
farm the boundary lines fs thu era
tFsl business district % tn city.
HOase bSsts have ben sssieBsa
wharf space north of Blldle street
and sOsth q ChStsaa svsnae.
81 Ioaia has . river frouf % rWen-
y nlleA The Broaaway llne % ths
Transit oompany paraslels ths river
from ths city Limits en- the noFth %
IeHsEsoa harracks On the south "a
~ point ars ths ears more than i've
bisrks fron IT, Mississippi river. Ths
Weridrs Fslr may ~ reaehed Cor one
fars 81 transsszEing % any % ths
elEhf lines that eross Broadway aod
ssaeA ~ Expositioa grsuna1
Ne eharEe YIN ~ made or wAarfs
az Appllcation for paee shoui4 ~
naAs % the knFbaE and wharf coBr
uinsipasr a ~ CRY Han En- Twslftb
slsusa bsfwesn MaEkse slnsas 81
GAIA aUn1nA
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06

FrO8 sny poini within 30 miles a
81 Lsuss q prfsoR nay travel % tn
worids Fair thi- year. vt~w the won-
d-Fs q he Exf, .iihsn for thrr~ daya
and expena III SANE usea-y b. Would
pay In ahy oihrs year Cor train fare
alsne. This - an abs-siute fact
The Wesiern Passenger AsaociRftsn
has agFeed on q Ten day oxcursion Fais.
- nllles O. more from "a LOLA 80
60 sna o1Refth fass fsT ths sess1
tn
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06

To the Toters of ToImsia County


When decided to enter the Democratic primary as u
candidate for sheriff Of vOlusa county did resolved
to make clean campaign my merits and life
long citizen Of the county have gone into this friendly
party contest unrammeled and unpedged and if the people
the county decide May 10 honor nth their votes
them that the duties of the Office will he performed
without fear favor-in honest conscientious manner
The following testimonial is published simply to show
how efforts soldier for my country appreciated
by my superior officer:
HEADor ARTERs Firm L. = INFANTEY } a
OFFICE REGINENTAL CoNMiNBEE,
CUARrn MEsIc, MANILA, z. l.. Feb. !, 1893 } n
To- Whom IL May Concern:
have known Sergeant Hezekiah Hires. Company A,
Fifth Infantry for lie has served with the
Fifth Infantry in the United states Cuba. aud " np-
pine Islands and participated ia all i'll uard IN n
those places during the last five lie nah 4 eX n
cellent character morals and habits, >"r and rdi y
lie is Of strong physique aud excellent .calth.
consider him of the finest aud most t7u,taur' men
aud on-cummssione officers in this regimen.
To- any one who Is IN need of a man VIA" - thor "a hy -
honest sober aud attentive to duty Nhch l eyen n
him. have hesancy ia recommending Sergeant Hires
EDWARD SEGU RFOOS.
Captain and Adjutant 9th Infantry.
-cit the support aud the "f all the people Of
Vulusa county who desire for Sheriff who i, thor
oughy honest sober and attentive duty which
IT, given him.
And wish. further To- the people that. If y
elected il will he aim Ia the people ia such man
from my superior Oeers-the people, recommendation
like the quoted above.
Respectfully
HEzEKIAH e. HRES, Z
Candidate for Sheriff of NOlusia County \,
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06

Pierce in his large practice as Specialist in
wOulens diseases which is not like the many
patent medicines On the market. as il contains
neither alcohol nOG any narcotic. Il is purely
vegetable.
IT Pierce's FavOriie Prescription establishes
regularity. dries weakening drains heals infam-
nation and liberation. and cures female weak
ness. II cures headache, hackache nervousness,
sleepleSsness and other consequences OF wOmanly
disrase "FavOTte Prescription makes weak
wOmen strong. sick women well Accept no
substitute for the medicine which works wonders
lOr weak women.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06

SEND % nv a. o. PIERCE, Bs6aIs W y. Joy
FREE ossJ Of as -Fsgpl(s cS=~Ss s.ss Ha1Easi
Afslsy.' Esv p@pg-SseysS ase1 Susless a. Os~ansf
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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06
$5OOE':s:~::s':.,'
WHO CANNOT BE CURED.

Baked up BY over a third OF a century Of remarkable
an uniform euFcS reCoEd such other rvucsy fog
the diseasrs and weAknesses peculiar 10 women ever
aitened the prOprsoTs and makers II Dr erce's Pa
vOSite Prescription ferl fully warranted ia Offering 10
Iay $50 ~ legal money u the United States iOT any
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ING at Womb which they can not All they ask "
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Their hnancial responsibility " well known % every
newspaper Publisher anil dTuggsi IN the tinted SaAiss
vah Host Of whom they have done business for over
third Of century From this fact will readily he sen
bow utterly foolish Il would be fos them 90 make the
above unprecedented and remarkahle ORer they were
bOi basnR hrir offer curative having an M
pafaleied rccnrd No other medicine thar Dr PieTce's
Favorite Prescription could possibly win out a. the
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Plsei Ia The credit 81 preparation especially g.
sgnei IoS the cure q woman peculiar ailuents THIS
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-16
COURTESY

Ot1entimee We fail to realize the in.
Gnence Of a Bind word bri2hE smile
or an attentive action. IN old white
haired gentleman said recently thai
he would ALWAYS remember with what
pleasure fo once received smile and
q feW te.ssssee4 words from Young
lady en ere Of Dc croaded ferrY boat
o New York. tie had asked for diree-
lions - t6 hosN lie sheald so ON reach.
ing tI- otJfer side, expecting the bri t.
somewhat cold answer which sJrane-
e}~ So af=e5 receive Hut the yolme
a.r.s 6aai. lt= ana rEe ready WAY
in Which ~3a 4a9e him minute dirac
tioa- aa3e hfH feal a. ho aftofWal@l
said a Aouah h had mot rriond. .
# 'art'" fihely ia We halI u.
1,aa@ 4 h-le.asf 45or IS and cor iI1ra'
aet@ she i aWortunitjes come -
97ldeE'v a7 f1y must come ia rat
read ca.e 9e=lI airae CROSSINGS IN
lasy Wo an habi-uauy thouehtfpI of
a=IaeGass Of hos aroHund us. Poo
l1e MaH safe4 lif1ee rs hvoar eondHcf
o. sA@.ze= HaeXpeete5 occas5Has
Afew dayg since a nddlle=a.ea lady
va c9m:n4 out Of ~lofc iu ono Of
@lr laHe4 ei ies. Tho rain WIS pour-
na iH sa}-7s3ts and the @iHd &as blow
ie@ @a1a 50 that she found some
.3fica'ze in atttHntine 70 open The
Storm aeor aud Al the enso tn'c eaise
IL UrNreta. Sua1aflr he d0nr vas
pushed oaeu by q &trona arm, the nm
brelIa raised apd placed il her hand
and with polite lifting Of his hat. Il
young man passed on before her.
If young people would stop to think
how many traits Of character may ""
shown bV single word AZ attion the
kind deeds and gentle words would be
ccme more frequent in our busy every
Gay life.-Selected.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-16
WILLIE BOYS NINE LIVES.

"Do2gone the luck. anyhow. Pea1*
to NE th"N can't do nulhin but scole
me all the time or whip me all the
tIfae, or make ne work my fool head
aa It's Willie. do this and Willie de
that. and Willie. You quit. from day
ii@ht ill dark.
Tha is Just what Willie Boy said
and thought about il. But really he
wasn't so much abused as h" thought
b. VAS. Lots of boys are thai way.
Tha folks wanted him to run e1rands.
Of course, and most always he want
od 70 do something else when they
skel him 10 DO so; and sheE want
el HIN to do ri2ht and grow up a
worthy man. and so his parents cor
rcctal him =noW and lhan Bat they
4sera not a il all the time. hecaHs"
they put in full hours at work them
selves.
Hu Willie Boy fell a@2rieved. s.
many boys do. So he went and sat off
l.v himself 70 think about ii. His
mother called it POINTING He pieim-
od it out where it would all end.
He saw 1hom scol9iag and heating
him day after day .@ottih@ worse all
The time. while ho, Door Willie Boy,
grew thin and frail from the abuse
hcared upon him. Heia" weak he of
course. was a handy victim for the
Ynee-mony. as he called it. II" pic
turad how he suffered and his ch"@&s
crew hollow and red and his hands
thin i'll the bones showed. and his
eyes We're large and bri@h'. / EN-
ed like he could feel tn dread dis
csc fnserine N his heartslriHes a@i
h knew In was eoiH@ 10 de. Stil
b, ia her ii ra, uHaerstan3 49,
..eo'so haeslfz 70 b.oz. ose= Gay il
siopt all dav. AND a. M9ht 1av tassin"
a,.d %afferina atone whac the family
5.5E5. and M ueNt dav lsg= realized
The end was near rhea ai+ moth r
awol1o 10 a realization Of hot she Ina +
treated him. Ba. il VA TOO lat. Sha
Aent over hiaf. just a. ha had seen III
M5tl,a. dope = 'f.as Lynne. an
lav.as hje#H5a5 on her breast. vail a.
~0h Njllia W#H don Na know
vonr - ~. ~aue >" net It was tv
Ilase. Ills cyes HeH=4laaiae. and. 81: i
4a-o. ha waS 4are.
,rhls cmle3 ti5# maeba# a47. 0Pe
WfHe roe sll8 a hHasalf rs =
lshet The aaoa4 . His parents tha
it served thr6 rtsht- Ifo was getting
azcu With ihan sowe Aoj thy de
-trved more. s. h bevan thinking i
out AGAIN
Aftcr r1uuin4 hero na hero ill H.
was almost raa4z 1o arop his mother
rotz him 10 wash Rf- hands ana %
acsa-s tha ssrae6 10 sef u buckle Of
,aaI=Waea1= vas a1 crou2h 10 laye
IL fatc'f lfa 945f b5t 10 have 60
va-H ain. - Lad ar ade
washed onre tIa1 DAY. was too much.
Human mature can't stand everything;
il must rabel sometime Will" Boy
armmbled So many boys do. But
ins mother was cruel and harsh and
made him wash because she was big
ecr than he and a tyrant by nature.
7 That is the way Willie Boy felt about
'it. So many boys do. And after this
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-16

In Rhode Island the Democrats be
love they have Il chance to &c tn
four electoral votes They have car
ried the state in the last two elsc
tions upon purely state issues a'.f
they have renominated he pres at
successful governor. Garyin. The Re
fuhieau-s hold there is no possible
chance of Roosevelt losing tn" little
state. They say hey know, How
ever it may be an even chance for th .
Democrats, but it is certainly no bet
t"I' at this period of the can paign.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-16
A WELCOME TO Mss GOULD.

Graphic Miss
cordial
visit Pine Blun
p she il NOT stranger noble deeds has
ded her worlds weathiest Miss Gon3
ivolis bur
in
o character The object OF h
inspection The Young Mems CHRIS
which railroad me-
is Miss Gould engaged III
universal She one
will
rnncd poets noble deeds and eharae
Amer
tHs" mc cd
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-16
----OsfO-

The cr4nhic fears that Hon. Joe l.
pohinsen has troate1 the author "t
s.Tbro Y sars !" NrtansaS With too
Yrcat oooSidcratien Ca overN PAGE of
Tho ha.,'. .ere IL evidences OF IN
ir,i4c,acv ct +fe V'.it"r and lha mo 4
amusin" foatre of the hee} is III
-exposnre of The IGNORANCE of the dor
key Who throuoh lis na"@s has
,revea a, III. = 7onle IT 9hi- $ ate. TIL
book is not worthy Of serious coAsl'
Grafton at all,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-16

A UNIQUE DOCUMENT.

Mrs. T. T. Sorrclls Of this city has
received a unique document, accom-
aaniad hy check for $l..1 as h =
share in the estate of Bertrand Nal.
lieiX which has Just been prohat"A
a'ld settled in Louisiana. Mrs. Sor-
Il Is is one of th heirs and did
not know thaj such a relative existed
Hnfil she received the document Mr.
NailIieuX died in 1921.
ss. t,siss ;ss i { 81 3 ,r.s . "a f. ~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-16

No man can say whore Colorado
will 90 his var The local issues
GROWING out Of 1he 4ft@c situation
overshadow everything else The line
seem to be drawn between he Re
publican governor on one side and tn
labor unions on the other; many Dem
ocrats have lined up in support Of
Governor Peabody and on the predom-
ipant issue will vote for him, while
many Republican workingmen are on
the other side How the final lineup
will be. whether union mon who o",
nose Peabody will support Roosevelt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-16

There Is enough of a chance oil VIC
4o,v "a warrant the Democrats max
ing hard fi&ht all along The hne WITH
hone of success. If The present apa
tbv means. as they believe, that tha
5ndependems and many Republicans
are not going 20 vote for Roosevelt
it NAV presaeo another 1892 landslide.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-16

IN Mar1iana the Repuhltc2ns nave
2 hone hlf on1H slim one: as MAJ
,.e, of fact. thcrs IS avory GOOD raassH
To e,.aent fh"t MARYLAND VIII ia''A#
safnlv in the Democratic column as
i did at the last state election. Ma
rvlana wont Rennbican in 1896 and
1909. hrt strco tha' Senator 1of'i1"'
mas go back in power and thin@S look
all right.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-16
SUNDAY. OCT. 16, 1904.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
President-AltOn b. Parker.

Vice henry G. Davis.
Electors at Large--Tillman B
Parks. Harry l.. Ponder First dis
krict. Ed Malhe-; Second, J. l.. Short
Ehird. Ben Taylor: Fourth, j. B. Pry-
sr. Fifth, W r Duley; Sixth, Creed
Caldwell: Seventh, George r. Haynie
Representative in Congress-Joe I
RobinsOn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-16

The Graphic hopes that the lesls-
1ature will act favorably upon the rec
ummendation of superintendent hiHt-
uaon 10 create the office OF eooihA
school superint endent,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-16

Tho I),Mociats have started WhHl
wind canlpaion What we want is a
cyclGna on November that will PIT
Roosevelt out Of politics
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-16

Pine Bluff has 40 Parker and DAVIS
club ard he Democratic presidential
elect0r for the Sixth district mas ho'
even made "a speech right here in M
Nome city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-16


II .,2o iat",aropataia states -
pe,roovo1s 80 n1a'sfn4 an aeti1e# fsht
with sene hove. senator clarke h.s
Ea,a, ,,e.., me + sn'-l7 H7Wacratie
and IN 7's=...,,. he safslE elaes
IN ~ ...~-o~~.st~ o7hlur". IN l3ah@
the Democrats have some hop" ~
car~1 - rhe Nernco issue and In
Utah tnsv also fe1 comfort In tha r.
iec1ioa Il tH4t issue Whi'e tho s."
called anil Aat'eee Republicans oi
Utah. ,lnder 'ho leadership Of Senator
Kearns. are represented as bein@ ia.
the Roosevelt ticket. the fgalina on
there Is so sroua that the ~ aora
belinva thev mae lerivo ~omo WoIi'
FROM The Republican split.