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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-10-14
A Friendly Tsp.

Two booksellers were riding -
town recently al an electric car and
were readihg shop" EOssiP In the
newspapers. A sporty -lOokihg man
sat just behisd them.
Nov. this paper" said the first
bookseller. turning Ia his friend.
places Magnetic North' arst 'Bebee.
ca secOhd. and"
''GeBtlewen. interrupted the sport.
ing man. eagerly. excuse NE fOT
chippiRg Ia. but - I've followed this
game for years I knOw whsi ! am
saying That paper yOa bOld IL .
pure fake There are no such horses
take nay wOTd fOT t"-Tit-
BitA
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-10-14

A country resident was driving
home one tark night last week when.
the way seeming b0AG. he became IN
certain whether o. not he Was Co the
rteht rad We stopped his cob ~ .
cr.ss-road. clambered out % the cart.
crs~iei uP on q fence. and struck
. match 60 read the sigRboand. which
be could dinly see outlined
Al the peril - his neck he de-
ciphered the sign by the glare VI the
briastORe. and nearly toDpl~d % the
fence when he say these WOrds:
when In dOubt use Smiths cod
liver Oil"-LOhdOn Th-Bits
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-10-14
Each w Me Trade.

The VtOlinist had been Invited 20
. family dinner" but q proved that
several relatives u his host sers
present. and their demands fOs music
we're most persistent
The ViOlihiss played three times.
and then. when the applause after his
third solO had died away. he turned
10 his host
And nov. monsieur. he said.
eagerly. nos q l. thai yea will shOs
~ hos you sell ze nour In ~ wheat
pit Can ! help roll ~ barrel Ia.
m0asteur?"-YOuth's Companies.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-10-14
oui ef alaht.

= thought yoa said there Wers no
mosquitoes around here sAtd the
gentleman from TIE city
Mere trick o the trade" respond
Cd the DropristOr q the Centrai
House. You scat zee none ih Q
feu days. though"
Got some scheme 10 exterminats
themY-
More. Chances air they'll bite yOu
an ger eyss swell shut--IndlanaD
els etaF.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-10-14
Picnic Horror.

~Oh. I'm 10 tired!- painted the girl
IN the pink shirt waist. hOpping down
on the grass. And I've lost all my
handksrchiefs"
viii q handkerchief rest yOaF"
asked the young nan with the tennis
shoes. extending HE OWn.
"NO be; q napkin" she said. clos
laE her eyes sleepily.
A. which the ants attacked the
lunch basket even more savageiy thsa
befOre. Tribune
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-10-14

In the British navy the engineers
have = curious way Of Killing shsrks
Tl,ey seal up n dynamite cartridge In
IN empty Eau and put the can inside
y lump Of park. The pork i thrown
overheard on wire whi,'h has been
CUnIEStssi with an ele,tri. battery
when the shark takes tie bali the en-
Eineer prrSss-~ a button which explodes
the cartridge aud kills the fish
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-10-14
An idlot Tnn

WanAsring over Salisbury Plata GO
WIN Monday. q corroapoadent cane
seross q large sione tRscribed:
Turn ne over"
AflaT much dinsulty ~ succseded
N tuFainG Il over. end iOund O ne
unasrsias a ne Etone ths words:
~Dev tuFa ms saak agn1n. 80 thse
I ca oafnA 9zass stb6 t1tsG-nkk
nlaA
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-10-14
A CwFtoaa Etah.

Many ds~p SEA nsh carry search
lights One sI-,.ies. called the ehlasns
don. emits a strong white llght. an
other gloWs with a rieh golden light,
like a small incanslsScrnt lamp, while
yet another carries lantern on its
head thst emlts bright green RAYS
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-10-14

dsnt Of the United States wearing
. collar and mugzle on which 10
written Trust. Any paper that
viii print such q PieturS-nO matter
10 what political party il bolOngS-
10 not d to Be brought into . DE-
cent honsa.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-10-14

The Florida East Coast Railway
hiss established On information b1-
reau in Chicago. and will send set
tiers TO FIOrida. Great good 10 en-
pecied from this plan
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-10-14
LEf SUPESTSTER0EEcT sUOOlE.

~ eE~TNs~F
There is one great difference be-
tween . Republican and Democrat.
A Republican viii accept any man
named by bis party, and will 6gbt
Cor bis election; while . Democrat
will kght 10 nominate . man, Plac-
ing him on the hsFos PEDESTAL, then
End that b. IL not ~ good or no
better than the average Democrat
no hero st all-and vote for the Re
publican. II wAs this way with
Holloway and Sheats. The Demo-
eEals elected Sheats for twelve
ysars. he built up the state school
system, be raised the standard Of
teachers Q thousand per cent-and
then the Democrats threw him
down and selected Holloway. A
month after the ssleetiOn Of Hol-
loWay, the state papers. politicians
and voters began 10 denounce HOl
lOway ~ . libslsr, . forger, and ell
kinds Of dirty politician. The Demo
Gratis and newspapers OF the state,
BY letter. by petitions signed by
hundreds Of voters, forced the
Democratic State Committee TO re-
quest Holloway 10 resign. The
Democrats, irrespective Of fractional
differences. stated that, IL HOl-
lOway and the Republican we're
the only candidates, they would
vote for the Republican. The state
committee, in compliance with pub
DC opinion, requested Holloway TO
resign. Holloway refused. The
then selected another
Democrat as q candidate and
amended the primary rule 80 that
Democrats could, 10 they wished,
vote for Holloway. Wolfe OF for
O'NeaL No Democrat 10 obliged
20 vote for any one Of the three
The state committee, recognizing /
the rule in the past 10 the sfect
that only those persons who sup
ported the straight Democratic
ticket could vote in the primary,
suspended this rule les they have u
perfect right 20 do, and made
new rule.
Nov, after the state committee
has complied with public OPiniOs in
THE respect, some Of the SO-called
Democrats" newspapers are Civ
ing the committee the very dick
sna But that won't hurt anybody.
The sane papsr would have been
even more vile in their dsnuBeia-
tiOa had che committee not done
anything.
Mr.. Holloway has . night 10 run
IL he wishes. But the Democrat
who votes for Holloway should re-
m snbsr that 9 Vots for Holloway IN
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-10-14

jam Woodward. ubO, As mayor Of
Atlanta three or four ysAs ago,
eEsaisd somewhat Of . sensation BY
gestiag gloriOusly drunk On ths
sirestA. not once but several timss
and repeatedly. has been nominsasd
a the DsmOorAiie primary Tor 70
slestioa. AtlantA Democrats must
~ rstAsr shost q m&yorslty tim
hR-eE psrhnps one ean tsIl them
~ ths eonpasy tAsy hssp Tia
sIsstisa 81 Ibis person yin rsassi
IIitls credit co kllantA
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-10-14

On October "a. during carnival
week, the real estate agents Of Flor
ida will hold . convention in Jack
sOhville, and the agents Of that city
are working 10 make . success Of 10.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-10-14
IT, Ceasalaaaaaa

Friend ioa've hever be-R called IN
CONSULTATION. have yOui Young Doctor
NO but I'd liks 10 be. Ito nlcs @
charge ten times a. mnch ~ the Other
doctor fOr saying that yos dat know
Hhy more about Tie case thsn ~ aSsa
RDrk
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-10-14

D~ctor- Wei. siT. coAgratulsse yo1
Its all nicely Oser. NsveStpop-And
shat II n. doctOrf Doctor Ons hun
dred dollars. thaak yoa.-TOwn Toplcs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-15
THE INSIDE INN AT ST. LOUIS.
An Ideal Plate for Visitors Right In.
side the Grounds-No Tiresome
Journeys to or from the City
No Dscomfort-Trne ed
Money Saved.

No matter who you are or what you
are: no matter II your purse be slen-
der or otherwise, if YOU wish to see
the worlds fair at 81. Louis and enjoy
every moment OF your time, tie besI
place to stay-jneleed, the only place
10 stay-is the Inside Inn.
The building Of this splendid hos
telry has marked a new departure in
worlds fair accommodations is being
the first time thai the administration
OF any exposition mas taken the Ques
ton OF the lodging and creature com
forts OF It's visitors under its personal
supervision This the Worlds Fair
management has done. The Inside
Inn has peen built with the same Law
ish hand that has marked all other
constructions az ST Louis. 1t is three
stories hieh. 100 feet wide. 500 feet
long, contains 2.251 bedrooms and
can seat .. 800 people in It's dining.
room at ONE sitting.
Every modern convenience obtain
able has beer installed anC the con1-
forts thus afforded enaola vi;itors 10
enjoy the sights Of the exposition
whenever lbey please a4t. tnen so 10
their rooms for rest w5tho0. q 1ong.
tiresorne journey - aaG from their
lodgings 4 great Saving IL TINE and
money is consequently Effected, az
Si4h1-aee.na can be be4nn directly af
Ter breakfast and continued late mo
tie night without any e2aspe-atirfc
r1ln for tha last car. No admission
fee other than the first is require.
ON those guests who remain Withi,
the precincts Of the Fair al TIE T4e.s.e
Inn.
The Inside Inn is run OF ho5t 1.,ae
European and American plans aDa the.
rates are exceedingly moderate, ran.
ing from $3.50 to $3.50 European, au;i
from $500 to 500 American, includ.
ing daily admission in both cases. The
ttiStdc LIN assures #liSt-CldSS aCSjii
modations for all-no matter when o.
ia what numbers they come-but thos
who prefer to secure their rooms in
advance may make reservations now
fer any period up to December 1st
4 post card addressed to the Inside
Inn Administration Building, World
Fair Grounds, St. Louis, will BRING
you an interesting booklet, giving ful
'"tails and plans.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-15
Ak IL and 10 Years OF Age.
Relieved Immediately and Cures,
Quietly with brakes
Palmetto Sgipa

Mt Geo. ". pelton "a years Of arc iApro,
Mich, writes: For many years have heen
SIeetly troubled with Chronic Constipation and
nearly three bottles of brakes PalnnrTo W.
Wltn result that have no trouble from Const:-
patton, ana believe a cure is assured, nrtiSe:s
falInetto VINE has done for me what all ot4ar
m, n. !, hnlght, 70 years of age. % Pierce St.
REV. rev 1b91dftord Mass writes: had La Grpc
MaIch !e5S ne With severe Catarrh of Mucous
1Ill, ifa0aiptane al through my body, very hand
uoGSh 70 mornings, enlargement and inaammatiialnn
VI prostate Gland, bloody urine ana nav sIIffer
la9s. lngs were intense am taking brakes Pal
ar ana am gaining in every way. Idif NOT 49, ao
s9 okef lee! so well as do now and have preat
SssuSe 20 fe5olee that found such wonderful
Medlclne as Brakes Palmetto Wine ''''N1 "'
test bottle will be sent prenaia froo :,
charge 70 any reader Of this paper no wrtf fr ~
y u {" Drake Formula Company Drake RniIdiag,
@A'caso III a test bottle often cures ''h'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-15
TARIFF TOMMYROT

The Republican campaign ooolt
heeins its discussion of the tariff ques-
tion by showing the necessity Tor IN
~creasing tariff, or artificial protection,
as natural protection, Or the cost
M Transporting goods from one coun-
try 10 another decreased. 1t says
that:
.1Tha nations OF the world have one
by oue found 1t necessary to estab'
lish tariff protection to take the place
of that protection which distance and
high cos. Of transportation formerly
4sfforded.a
This demonstrates that in the minds
of the stand pattarsa the tariff is the
enemy of science and progress AMI
that it IS a great mistake 70 cheapen
the cost OF transportation. And yer
these same Republicans boast of the
fact that they have authorized an eX-
.penditure of from $200.o00,ooo to
100000, 900 to construct the Panama
canal. Why? Is il simply % furnish
them with another excuse for Jacklne
the tariff up several points Why
spend money TO shorten water routes
and cheaper transportation costs, II
We must proceed promptly 70 Offset
these benefits by higher tarlf duties:
The stand patters'' belong to
v4sAp1-.., vt~fLft L ~
lists who wished that the oceans We're
walls of fire and who Mere sorry INA
each country was not separated from
every other country by lnlpa-sable
barriers The show Their inconslsj-
encv and lack of faith in their own
theories by printing pages Of sta
tistics in the: campaign book 10 show
the wonderful growth Of our foreign
commerce under and in spite Of Ding
leyism.
Next the Republican campaign
book discusses the tariffs OF other
countries Germany, France.
Italy, Austria Hungary Russia, SDaln,
&C. have settled down 10 the good old
policy of protection, very lew wages
and extreme poverty in these coun-
tries as compared with England oH
Australia or Canada, IN which conn
tries tariff duties are comparatively
lev. Strange 10 say, the wages an
pear TO decline and poverty to In
crease as tariff walls become higher
Russia probably has hiaher tariff
wall than any other European cou Try.
Her wages are about the lowest and
the poverty and degradation Of her
citizens the greatest of any country
in Europe If tariff taxation brings
prosperity. she should now be a land
of plenty.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-15
EXCURSION RATES NORTH Erin
RESORTS.
sToP-oVERs At ST. LOUIS FAIR.

sTOP-OVERS AT ST. LOUIS FAIR.
Excursion tickets at unusually low
rates, good for the season, ON Sale 70
Milwaukee, Madison, Waukesha
Green Lake. Devils Lake. Gosebic
Ashland, Marquette Superior, Duluth
st. Paul. minneapolis and many olhe
cool and delightful lake reaor,s
reached by the North=Wsste-'l lige.
Stop-overs at ST. Louis permit yisj'
to the worlds fair en ro,ate.
Information and tickets can BE- So
cured from your home agent. Boo1i-
let entitled aThe Lakes ans3 Sumner
Resorts Of the Northwest" mailed Up
or receipt Of cents IN stamps. ".
p knisGern, p. T. Vi {. d y. ". R'y,
Chicago, III.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-15
STATE II, IN OF SIMILAR NAMES,
odd Coincidence Makes Trouble for
Repre- sentst;ves

Al ee S. Hall answers twice to the
ro'l eaii of the massachusetts, house
ii representatives, there beng two
la'sln3GsS q tIlas Doiy bearing that
h41ne=-'as.a t10a3 ReVore and the other
from VT, .9s7tar lie ot ReTere. who
;s I1Es !,ssa:@c-, ia5ety .parr'aa Win.
esse~t r. a=742a' iady. arG leo: a-isches-
fs2. s.:e q WIdc0or @of no.;t oI tae
oo1&s9ttuis IONS, H. l2H9s members
tlirAiuss il must be he Stat vas the
baiGs@,I5en. ,Ga bride oeia. from ais
town. The s 70 end Of bother Il
sor.i.e cat their carra. poadence. |!
: the jcat time il. Tie history of Ma.
sachuSett@ 5lag two members OF the
same branch Of iho legislature hays
borne the same na0.e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-15
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Alter the Battle

The strenuous days are past; 'ha
election is over. 1t is 10 be hoped
eN cry one viii be satisfied with the re
suit, and bury the hatchet. Let there
hc no more tale bearers. vlIjticaiiOne
ard uncomplimentary exchange ii
compliments" The chiefs and braves
should smoke the pipe Of peace an;
return to the wigwams at peace VIII
their God and in charity and love l.
al Observation-Disclosures Count
Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-15

The Republicans admit the increas-
ed cost of running the government
under the present @xtravagant admin
sarv. as the growth of the country de
Eands it, But the cost per capita
should not increase faster than the
population increases, as it should be
relatively cheaper to run an eighty
million country than one with forty
millions Of people; but the cost is in
creasing at a much greater ratio than
the population, which shows eytraya-
money.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-15
While | Am Alive to Hear.

aav mnch would care for ii. could I
That wfen an uaaer tie GRASS or snow.
The raYeled "araoeu; OF He's bret day,
Folded a26 quietly i;.ia f#}V:
To sptfi let leose +om N l5,taf bars,
And SoH5@ %feee aN"I taean@ tht Slafs,
How much ia yoa thiE:e il y t,id m&t-
What praI-S was lav.saaa avon me.
Whatever 4ie3t he il stint or store.
1t neither enuJd halp nor h,s.'rG ne more?
If, while va eet,ns. they aaa hu,
thought
TO stretch . ger, ! would ha vc caught
Gladly sUea al to iaov f1e through
some btt>er dufE iad g. oo;
Ffe0eA e4aa %@s 3aae, tley zaid
To othe9s-taez neVcr said 70 ;0e-
fhe wos p t.ztt' e 50 oE@va.#. who's
Tad been ths spa-ea r#tooa an earth
Il granted to 5la th4ssl: ~ aEe proud
MAI a.ea se'.es Hs t@aaasa
So
bat uee FIR f.e eog#. ir il - not f4na
iii the SIS atats s. the Peck mas
What LIP ia + e-47ss# s,e.e i#aIa Hast.
AtRen Dec ne- ~ tlaase hn hts is uaSt1
Naat Hao3 azHf z-e -aa1rEing U&ta9 GCIt
Wren tht ru0ae - ~ q 4 lie go-,f
Ataat &Hraz 4z} .ua.lest hcastt3
in 3cath1
So ~ Aase ~ sas] o efeer,
-ai@tsarei ) tte-ten.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-15
CLEVELAND's OFFER TO PARKER

Not many persons are aware OF the
fact that Alton B. Parker was offered
a place in the first administration of
President Cleveland. McCready Sykes
tells the story in the "Greenbag" as
follows:
Parker was in close and intimate
relations OF later days, and was Il
warm friend of President Cleveland
Early in 1855 he was summoned by
telegram to Washington. where Pres
ident Cleveland offered him the pos
ition Of first assistant postmaster gem
eral OF the United States. The salarv
was five thousand dollars Parker
Thought the matter over, and although
his salary as surrogate was oa!v
three thousand dollars, he promptly
declined the place, as be feared thai
to withdraw from the active life of
lis own country would mean the loss
OF his practice. which gave promise
OF being esta blished within a very
few years.
Somewhat surprised aad a little
disappointed. M Cleveland sem for
Mr.. Villas, the postmaster general. say
ins, Villas, Parker says he has three
Thousand dollar salary as surrogate OF
Ulster county and is building up q
law practice and Ne cant afford u
take fve thousand dollar place
That's strange. said Villas. I left
"a twenty thousand dollar practice to
take place IL ths cabi-et at e.sht
thousand dollars.
Yes re.orted Parker: aud ii (
Tad oeen making twenty thousand dol
lars year Tor ter years ] should not
1.11ad taking q fix. thousand dollar
aIace n Washington.
Later in The sam yes@r III e,Eter
was authoritativelE mad. 10 Parhe.
OF 1he Democrats n3rni..:..io1 Tor N4u.
tenant governor of New YORK. III
this, TOO. he declined.
I'll ne time vas al hand when Parker
should definitely retire from politics,
although ~ vas not yet f4alf through
his thirties Qa tho urgent so.icita-
ton Of the Democratic leaders. Pa~5er
consented. II tie autumn Of 1&s5. -
;,ct as Chairman q ;he Democratic ex.
scutve committee n rhe state caI1-
oaign. That campaign is still spoken
ot as o1e q tae u4ost etticient a1i
sHccesstul campaigns d he pas gen
clation. Wah practically 40 cam.
aien funds. Parker fought an uphill
fsh wherein few hoped for success,
and ended the campaign with a dc
"isiY" victory Here his political ser
ice came to an end, for in December
O. the same year, 1855, he was ap
Noi~ted to the vacancy on the bench
"t the supreme court In the follow
ing year ne was elected for a fun
term, the Republicans paying him th2
compliment of running no candidate
He was only thirty tivs wears old
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-15
WHERE 1T WILL BE RED HOT.

Whatever else may be uncertain,
there can be no uncertainty concern
ing the character of campaign which
is going to be waged in Indiana this
year The Hoosier state is 70 be The
center of western activity, and in
every town, every hamlet every town
ship there viii be d. iisht such a
even that hot-bed Of politics has not
known in years The criticism rece@t-
ly made by the Democratic candida e
for governor. John w Kern. that The
national managers We're giving loo Id
tie consideration 70 The men Who bWA
the burden of the fahr in ;he last ~
presidential campaigns, has bafa
fruit in the request OF 9ha e&eeue}A
committee to eX-Chairmea James Is
Jones, secretary walsh and 20 ths
Of the executive commit
tee, J. G. Johnson to devote them
selves TO campaign work around na
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-15
KINS HAS HIS TROUBLES,

Senator Steve Elkins has not yet
taken to the woods, but he is worried.
On top Of all the advices from ali
parts of West Virginia that the candi-
dacv Of his faIher-in-law. ex-senator
Davis, is making certain large Dem
ocratic gains comes cablcgram from
Mrs. Elkins. who is in Europe, saying:
Il am Democrat this year.
No wonder your Uncle Stephen
wears a worried look
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-15
Just Anv Old WaY,

The statement of Uncle Russell
Sage that no man can make fifty mil
lion dollars honestly may be al right,
Iut what his fellow citizens would
two some way Narianna Index.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-15
NIP 1T IN THE BUD.
First Appearance of Dantir,,n . FORA
runacr of Future N8Idneas

That such is the case has bccn CON
clusively proven ny scientific rcsq5.s.'4
Prof. Unna. the noted Eerooea4 elzs
1eci4list, declares that dasse=-=ae' - a..
frowed-up eugele Of SAC seen ea-1.al
z, parasites das rowing ths &3t,.4
= haii Ra}5, TIE Hsts nesa7aas# Is7e5,es=
r. .n ti@o, 5a eaf a7f.
1t5G.
.evsara.s 7Iern.elaz sa='
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-.sss 5.d a.apJa
ernicf5e : raw ue-l
-0le-att sattefea tho3
'aff3i hafe preparation oI ..-5 rl
to-Gay
eo'd by leading des5@sf=fe s#1
sas~}}s fer sal. pie e THE 1te- =. - -
ztreit Men
For sale by l. 3 Coon, 210 Main.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-15

tional headquarters, and il is an
nounced that Mr. Bryan is to take an
active part in the campaign in the
west He will make a large number
OF speeches in Indiana.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-15

There is no doubt that the beef
trust has the best of us for while
for although the agents of the govern
nent have been investigating il for
some time. the only result is a check
IL five figures to the Republican cam
paign fund
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-15
Phones Not So Busy.

CraiShead learned the evils OF sa-
Icons during the past two years and
voted them out Monday. Our people
are very thankful. II was a little too
easy for the boys to phone down for
another quart or Two when the first
drink called for more.-ParaGould
Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-15
First in Seven Years.

For the first time since 1897 the
state senate will have 2 Republican
member. There will be perhaps five
Republicans in the senate at next ses-
sion.-Craig ighead County Sun.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-15
THURSDAY, SEPT. 15. 1904.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Presiden,-Allon b. Parker.

Vice president-Henry G. Davis.
Electors at Large-Tillman Is.
PARKS, Harry l.. Ponder. First dis
trict, Ed Mathes; Second, j. L. Short;
Third. Ben Taylor; Fourth, J. B. Pry-
or; Fifth, ". K Duiey; Sixth, Creed
Ualdwell Seventh, George Il. Haynle.
Representative in Congress-Joe T.
Robinson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-15
Sarah Eernhardt's Earniros

Sarah Aernhardt has Kept a diary
i att Ger earnings and sa.e tEe1 her
'taa fi&i@5 efE, ou.c~ts lave beaa
. - the RIOS. .sen.unaea:ira.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-15
Wireless Teleera pn on Liners.

" -'~~s III EfITEfa,
Atlantic liners to The number Of
fifty have wireless telegraph appar-
atus to communicate with forty-eight
land stations Sixty British and
twentyfour Italian war vessels are so
equipped.