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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-07
A LAUoAeGE MOVE.

 Plan ,n Foot to Give Train Crews
 Something For Their Brave Acts.
 ST. PAUL. Sept. "A movement is in the air here to do something by vay of testimony for the crews of the Duluth and Eastern Minnesota trains which took out 50 many people during the for est fires, although it has not yet taken definite shape
 The programme of memorial exer> cises has not yet been arranged 4 tele- gram of invitation to address the gath ering was sent to Bishop Fowler of Min nesota, but the reply was received that he was out of the city. John Tallman of the St. Paul Pioneer-Press has com sented to write a memorial ode. The balance of the programme remains to be arranged.
 Word was received from H. D. Hart that Governor Nelson would visit the burned district and would be present at Sundays exercises, if possible.
 About $700 in cash has been received, nearly all from the smaller towns Be sides subscription of s5000 cash to the relief fund. President J. J Hill of the Great Northern road has given 5000 acres of land for the Hinekley surviv-
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TRAeepIEs oN ToMesToNEs.
English Churchyards aud Their Deeply
 Craven Accusations of Murder.


 Craven Accusations of Murder.
 In the churenvards of Britain several tombstones exist with the accusations of murder deeply engraved upon them. A stone over the grave of three children in Warrington tDurhaml ohurehyara bears the following inscription;
 Sleeping we were slain.
 And here we sleep till we must rise again. In Sandridge churchyard, Surrey, on the tombstone of custom house officer who was shot in an encounter with smugglers is the following: Thou shalt do no murder, nor shalt thou steal Are the commands Jehovah did reveal. But thou, 0 wretch, without fear or dread Of thy tremendous Maker, shot me desss., On stone in Cadoxton ohurchyard. Glamorganshire, is inscribed the most fearful accusation of murder to be found on any tomb in Great Britain:
 ITO RECORD MURDER.
 ''This stone was erected over the body of Margaret Williams, aged 26. living in service in this parish, who was found dead with marks of violence upon her in ditch on a marsh below this church. yard on the morning of Sunday, the I4th July, 1922.
 Although the savage murderer es= capped for a season the detection of man, yet God hath set his mark upon him either for time or eternity, and the cry of blood will assuredly pursue hin, to certain and terrible but righteous judgment. U
 A tombstone stood in Dulverton churchyard few years ago on which was inscribed:
 Poisoned by the doctor, neglected by the nurse, The brother robbed the widow, which made
 the matter worse.
 An accusation of murder appears on the tomb of Edwin, the Irish comedian, who was buried in St. Werburgh's s ehurchyard, Dublin, and also on tombs to be found in Acton ehurchyard, Glou- cestershire; Hoo, near Rochester; Little Stukeley, and Mytton, mean Clitheroe, Lancashire London Tit-Bits.
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loTT GETS THE MONEY.
Time Checks Will Soon Be Worth siOrs
 at Hot Springs

Hor SPRINGS, Ark, Sept. 7,-Suit was recently filed against the Little Rock, Hot Springs and Texas railroad by Lit tie Rock and Benton men for indebted ness aggregating $7O0O for supplies fur nished the railroad construction gangs end work on that road has been at a standstill since that time. Time checks of the employees have been seilinS for several months at 25 per cent. discount and in some cases even more. Colonel Uriah Lott, financial agent of the com pany, has been in the east endeayorlng to obtain the funds with which to com plete the read It has been is learned from reliable sources that these arrange ments are practically completed and Colonel Lott is expected to return to this city within the next two weeks, when all the outstanding indebtedness will ba liquilated and the construction of i4t road pushed to completion.
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CARROLL ARMSTRONG, Chairman Of the Democratic State Central com mittee, is entitled to no small de gree of credit for the overwhelming Democratic victory throughout the State As a campaigner and or ganizer, he stands without peer Under his direction the most thorough campaign ever known in the history of the State was made, and Democratic speakers sent into the remotest counties to rout the Populites. Mr. Armstrong was eminently the rightman in the right place.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-07

Cor. JOSIAH PATTERSON completely routed his opponents in a joint dis cussion of the political issues of the day in the Auditorium at Memphis the other night Col Josiah is a candidate for reelection to Congress from the Tenth Tennessee district and is opposed by Col Casey Young and Hon. Mr. Miller, If the people of the Tenth district appreciate ability and honesty, they will return Col. Josiah by an overwhelming majority.
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BECAUSE THeY cElEBBATED.

State of Michigan Discharges Laborcrs
 For Not Working Labor By.
 E9ueHrox. Sept 7-Tav state oi Michigan dischafgsd lau2rers because they celebra,ed Lator day as legal holiday. Professor K'dweH in charge of the repair work iu tue state mining so,4ol, discharged seven worKmen on Tuesday because they fule5 10 come to work on Labor day The matter Will be laid before the governor.
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THE negro need have no fears in Jefferson county. Under Demo. cratic administration in county affairs he will be as fully protected as the best white man in the county. Nay, more; he will not be bull-dozed, over-run and robbed by unscrupu- lous negro constables and magis- trates, and he will find from ex- perience that his condition is im- measurably better under Demo cratic than a Republican Govern mnnt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-07

LAST Mondays election is com. plete confutation of the arguments advanced early in the campaign by the compromise advocates. There was no exciting campaign, no de moralization of labor and no fraud whatever in the election On the other hand, it was the most quiet campaign and orderly election eyer known in the history of Jefferson county, and the straight Democratic 'cket was elected by an overwhelm-
 majority on free ballet and q
 sount.
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ON HIS OLD SHIP
Captain Watkins Concludes 10 Sail Un
 der the stars and Stripes

Captain Watkins Concludes 10 Sail Un-
 der the stars and stripes
 NEW YORK. Sept 7.-The happiest maa 5n the American liner Paris when she Jeff hsre yesterday was Captain Frederick Watkins Captain Watkins, who had sailed tas Paris for years was obleed to give ID his command when th7 vessel discarded the British flag and hois' The Stars and Stripes in its place. Cap,ein Watkins. who was British subi .st au1 consequently ineligible to sail ander the American coiors, was transferred to the Berlin, much less active vessel, since taat time Captain Wattina has become an American, and h. was put back in command of the Paris.
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Gold Lined Guns Not In IL.

A tall young man, with pretty young woman, sauntered across Inde, pendence square yesterday afternoon when Old Sol was at his hottest When they came to the ice water fountain, the young woman stopped and picked up one of the tin cups, and scanning it ruefully shook her head at her eompan- ion and laid it quickly down again. The next thing was to slip off small suede glove, and placing the pretty hand it fitted under the stream she filled its palm with water and drank from 1t three times And thenext thing was to see the young man bend over the same palm while he held her wrist to balance the novel cup. and five times it took to satisfy him, and right willingly did the pretty young woman ill it and place 1t to his lips. Both actors were perfectly unconcerned, and after tue young man had dried the young wom. an's hand in his pocket handkerchief they sauntered in a down town direc- ton. Philadelphia Record
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FOR cOu&TzRFEITfNG.

Prominent oaeu of figgott, Ark, Ar.
 '7rested and Jailed.
 PizaoTr. zSept. 7.-J. C. < E. s. Wil- son, owners Of 9 Ialg stav4 factory at sais alaee, are in the Crai2head county jail under charge of passing counter feit money They visited Jolesboro Moa3ay night and while piss ng q $29 bill Eue former was arrested by Sheriff Breadaway Tne iatter returned home ;.aa ~as arrested Wednesday night by Sheriff Hancock on teiegrams from Sh r.tt Bsoadaway who came up and took tse prisoner to Jonesboro. The ar ret q men stood well in business cir. cles.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-07

MONDAY was a memorable day in the history of Jefferson county. Under white rule and a Democratic county administration the affairs of the county will be much more eapably, economically and honestly administered than heretofore.
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Ioo.ooo-rlekst.-1oo.ooo

In order To make room for our fall supply of tickets we will, for the next ninety days, sell our Summer Tourist tickets at greatly reduced rates. Come early and often. l L.
 REINACH, Ticket Agent Iren Noun tain Route. Pine Bluff. Ark spt 30
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-07

THE opponents of the straight Democratic ticket have been knocked silly by the election returns The Democratic victory is so oyerwhelm- ing that they can't raise their care fully prearanged cry of fraud.
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FAMOUS BUILDER DEAD.

He BuiH Some of the Worlds Fait
 Buildings at Chleago.
 A'.MPHIS, Sspt. 7.--G;alos c. Bosen. planter. one Of tha most pr3m.n Tt arch ite15s in tine country, ii i here from a stroke of apoplexy Nelnesiay afternoon. He sas 56 wears oli. H. A4d Jai.t soma of 'he most famous tpiidlns II she Up. q sTatss, amerg tn m =b7ing TWO oi the Words fair buildings a4l the Louisville. Ky. city nal.
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A FAITHFUL CURVE.
5Tsn Lose Their Lives Stepping From
 One Track to Another.

One Irack t0 Another.
 NASHVILLE, Sep5. 7.-Lucien Town. send and Joe Walker. negroes, hailing froal Athens Ala. were struck by an incoming passenger train #ia a curve nea4 Maplewooi late last night Walker was so badly injured that he cannot re- cover. 1he men were oa a double track n tue curve and while getting out oi the way of the train were struck by the other. I similar accident which cost two Nashville boys their lives happened at 1he same curve ona night about two years ago.
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NEW FOREST FIRES
They Start Up In Michigan and Cause
 Fresh Alarm.

They Start Up Ia Michigan and Cause
 Fresh Alarm.
 IsuPEMlNo, Mich, Sept This city is again enyeloped in smoke, the fires in forests adjoining having started afresn. The rain Monday checked the fires con stderably, but extinguished only the smaller ones. A party of campers eight miles west of here were driven ont of the woods. They drove horses through lines of fire and smoke and had T mar row escape. The damage hers is con fined to the crops and timber, Reports from lumber towns west of here say all is safe yet, but all the danger is by no means over. Hundreds of men are still fighting the flames through out the up- per peninsula.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-07

The Iron Mountain Route now has on sale Summer Tourist tickets at greatly reduced rates. For full par ticulars apply to J. l.. Reinach, Ticket Agent, Pine Bluff, Ark, or to H. C. Townsend, c. r. & F. \ :, St Louis, Mo. sept 30
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-07
 Charged With Fraud.

Sr.. LoUls, Sept. [. George H. Brug- seman, president of the Midland Distill- ing company. WIS arrested here on a warrant sworn ont by Louis J. Hol- tba2s. vice president of the Fourth E.a.onal bank. charging him with ob- taInng S3ooo from the bank on false r1ratt.rlsas
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-07
\ YOUNG GIRLS FORTUNE.
AN INTERESTING SKETCH.


 Nothing appeals so strongly to mothers affection Gs her daughter just budding lato r6Ia4Hha8d Following is an instance ."uE daugbIer Blanche, HOW i5 yeaF5 of age, m: been terribly afflicted with nervousness, aLAS fad t0sI the entire use Of her right arm. she lg4s in such condition that We had to Keep her fra~a school and abandon her music les sous m fact, Ne feared St. Aitus dance, ana are nozitIve but for an invaluable remedy she g0ud have had thaE erdbo atftietion We had employed physiciaG but s.le received no hsne6t 7Iam taem lae iTst Of iaSt August she weighed but 75 pounds, and although she has taken eu}g titeH hnales Of Nefyine she now Yts 4aA# l56 Be5ffas her nerEcusIFess and synp- soAs of -zt. E!g5S dance are entirsly gone she 5rf-uds school rggaiafiy and stu2leS Witn com laft gu4 s4ze. sha has recovered complete use 9f her am her appetite IS splendid, and nO faeDev could procure for OUT daughter the health EF Hlies EefRiae has brought her
 When my Era.h3r recommended the remedy Haa h0 faith iH patent medicines and Would uut listen to him, but as last resort he sent Us q bottle, we began giving it to Blanche and JAe effect was almost immediate Mrs k K Bullock, Brighton N !.
 pr. Miles Restorative NefFine is sold by all druggists on a positive guatanteet or sent direct by lie Dr. Niles Medical C0 E.ktart ind gl receipt of price. Sl per bottle siN bOtt tor ss erDr5ss prepaid II is fCsnl5ely trse tFcL1 opiate4 or dangerous drugs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-07
THE WHITE CITY.
IT HAS VANISHED FROM THE EARTr
All that Is Left to Perpetuafe Its Glory and aIagniheenee Are the Art
 Portfolios

Portfolios
 \ fire q few weeks ago wiped from the lace of the earth all that was left of the wonderful N hite City al Chicago. and where a year ago Was beauty. symmetry ana maenifcence -erauduer admired by teeming mliiens-is now only black and charred fnins.
 The'sWhitc fly has xauisbedifom he face of the eath-g9ne forever it's Iiken never perhaps 10 be again witnessed in the life Of any new liy= nag All that survives ofit is T mem ofy, and the beautiful Art Portfolios which have been issued by aft Hb= fishers te perpctuate its beauty and graHdUer in all hs many multifald- ous details and exhibits In giving to rhe public these Worlds Fair Aft Portfolios the publishers hase done humanity and civilization 3 service, in that coming generations may see 9iyidly portrayed all that Went tn make the Fair the greatest eXposi- tion eyer witnessed in the werH's history
 Throughout Che spring and sum mel' the DAILY GRAPHIC has ben oi- ftring its readers these portfolios Of sixteen views each fu1. three coupons and l8 cents Tn the entire series there are twenty portioGoslmakmg d total Of 329 views, giving the chief points of interest and the most in- teSpsting exhibits and buildings in connection with the Exposition The second installment of the last two portfolios of this series, being Nos. l9 and 2o have been received and are ready for delivery
 No l9 contains the following hand some views.
 View southwest from Government Bmldine
 Building of France
 Building of Sweden,
 Illinois state Building.
 New York State Building.
 The Transportation Building.
 Details of the Golden Door.
 The Farmers Bridge.
 The Movable Sidewalk.
 Side view of AcMannie's Barge. General view of South Lagoon. Manufacturers. Building.
 The Fisheries Building.
 Model of q Quaekuhl Village.
 \ Fountain Design.
 Pennsylvania State Building.
 No 20, the last portfolio of the series. contains the following views: New Showing Fountain and Basin. Building of Columbia.
 The Building ef Norway.
 The Building of Spain.
 \ View Northwest.
 California State Building.
 The Mines and Mining Building. The Duke of Teraeua.
 \ Horoscope 6roap of Miriam
 The Dedicatory Exercises of the Fair
 'fhc Site ef AGanufaeturers1 Build ing
 The Agricultural Building.
 The Palace Of Mechanical Art.
 Fhe Manufacturers Building in Construction Era
 < Detail of the McMaunies Foun- tain
 The Statue of the Republic.
 Parties who have not secured these two numbers can do 50 upon anpl- cation ta this office.
 The GRAPHIC also desires to an- nounee that we have a few hack numbers on hand and can sell tbe eHtire series complete 60 portfolios 320 views1 for S2. We have also made arrangements to bind tho portfolios into d handsome volume so that they can be of snbstantiai value to all No parlor or Hhrarv will be complete without q comniafa set of these portfolios
 For further information apply to
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 No. IF Pine St.
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sWlrcHMAN RUrrER,s sULr.

It Is Again Postponed. This Time Tm
 Sept. I5.
 CHICAGO Sept. The motion for a settlement of the suit of George Rutter against the Switchmen's Mutual Aid association of North America came up before Judge Sera, but he was unable to hear the matter and continued it until Sept. Is. Rutter. who is a judgment creditor of the defendant in the sum of $1t5O, has asked for the appointment of a receiver
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-07

A PROMINENT local Democrat was heard to remark the other day that the managers of the straight ticket campaign in Jefferson county ought to be made the managers of the Democratic forces in the next National campaign.
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issneuefed ror nraserr.

SIDNEY, ( B., Sept. Cook arctic excursion concluded with banquet here last night in honor of Captain Farrell of the steamship Miranda and Captain Dixon of the American schooner Rigel for gallantry in saving the passengers of the Miranda.
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SALOONS CLOSED AGAIN.
Judge spurrier Issues an Injunction
 Shutting Up Barrooms.

Judge spurrier Issues an Injunction
 Shutting Up Barrooms.
 DEs MONIES. Sept. 7.-Judee spurrier has issned an injunction closing the sa- loon recently opened by Jdmos Living aton near the fair ground. The liquor vender first invoked the aid of the courts to restrain the state from interfering with his business, claiming protection under the Atulet law. The case was forced to issue anl 1t was found that the provisions of the Malet law had not been complied with. the names oa the petitions being short ef the required number, and on that ground tho saloon was closed by injunction. This i5 garded as an effective blow against [ 60 saloons recently opened in this city, and the county is on the war path after those outside the city.
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II. (. cro.s Reported Dead.

EsPaRl>, Kan, < pt Word has bee: received here tha5 II. ., Cross. ex- pres dent of tire Missouri. Kansas and Texas raiirosd, died suddenly, ar Mack inaEs. NLica.. vas;erlav.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-07

W " FOLSOM, the veteran editor of the Woodruff County l5idette, has sold that paper to J ". and Louis T. Penn, the former being late employe of the Arkansas Democrat, We extend our best wishes to Bro
 Folsom and also to his successors.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-07
A steamer Agrouud.

NEW YORK, sapt. 7.-The German steamer Sorrento from Hamburg to New York Is aground at Bellpoins, L. I, Her passengers are all steerage. Shs was float. q alter much hara woaE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-07
rwe Young Momen Drowned.

sAyBRooKE, Conn, Sept 7.- Misses Glendenning and keutze of Brooklyn, aged 9 and i5 years respectively were drowned near the mouth Of Oyster river Wednesday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-07
Gambling Caused His Death.

TcHtLA. Miss, Sept T. -J P Tucker, gambler and all-around sport. com mitted suicide Wednesday by taking morphine. Heavy losses at the gaming table was the cause
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Cheap Rates.

One and one-third fares for inc foana trip to Paragould, Ark, All gust i5 10 ll; to Clarendon, Ark. All eusI II TO l2; to Magnolia, Ark. Au- gust l2 to lb. B. H. WILSON, Agt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-07

HoN JERRY SouTH, who acquitted himself so brilliantly in the late campaign, is acaudidate for Speaker of the House of Representatives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-07

PROF. ]. J. FLAHIFF, late of the Newport Netcs, has purchased the Hot Springs G,aphie. We wish him much success in his new ven 1ure
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ALIENS FAsT RIDE.
Be Makes Two New Records For AIns
 8 Bicycle.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. 7-8. H. Allen of Springfield, broke tha worlds bicycle record, class 4, flying Drart, paced and standing start, paced, as Hamplen park, Wednesday afternoon. Time. flying start. ] :5S l-5; one quarter. CT 3-5; one third S1 3-5; one half, 58 3, Q; two thirds, 1;1SI-5; three fonrths. 1:9' 3-5 Standing start: one mile in 2:02 4-5. Record previously held by Nat Butler.
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G. A, K. At Pittsburg.

On Sept 7th and Sth the Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets to Pitts burg, Pa, and return at $240O Tickets limited to Sept. 25 for return.
 E. H WILSON, Agent.
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INDICTED BY THE GRAND JURY ]
Three Men Charged wjsh tho Lyncnins
 of the Negroes In Tennessee.

MEMPHIS. Sept 7.-The grand jury has returned indictments for murder iu the first degree against W & Richard son. J D. haxton and r. T. Atkinson, connected with the lynching of the s.x negroes near Millngton. Richardson is the officer who had the prisoners and Atkinson drove the wagon. Laxton and Atkinson, who were ort on bail, were rearrested after the finding of the indictments. Ed Smith of Knoxville also has been arrested
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CHALLENGES M'AUuFFE.
Jack lsverhart Wishes to Try For the
 lightweight Championship.

lightweight Championship.
 sF5 L0uIs. Sept, 7.--Ga q letter to a local paper Jack Evefhart, champion lig' weight of England, who at present is III New Iberia, La., authorizes the is. suance of $ challenge to fight Jacl, Ne Aulffe at l33 pounds for f259o and the lightweight championship of America If McAuIiffe refuses 10 meet aim Ever hart says tae ehallenge will apply to Horace Laeds of Philadelphia or any other l33=lound man nl the world.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-07

SOME of the compromisers are now wondering where are we "at22
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-07
WHERE are the bolters2 ?

CHIeor county, too, has elected her straight Democratic ticket.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-07
FOR CITY ATTORNEY.

We are authorized 10 announce ME, +. H. HUDSON as a candidate for the office 0t City Attorney 10 fill the nnexpifed ternt of Mr. 4. B. Grace, resigned.
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THE MARKETS.
Chicago Livestock Reports.

CHICAGO, Sept 6-Hogs Receipts. lso0o; left over, e9o0 market weak and 5e lower Cattle Receipts, l20oO; best, strong; others, steady.
 Sheep -Rseepts SOC; market, steady.
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Twelve Rounds to Draw.

NEW ORLEANS. : p-. 7-Jaek Demp. sey and Billy Mccarthy fought 53 rounds Wednesday night ,o a draw. The parse of $2ol0 WIS divldel.
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A schnnnrr sunk.

CHATHAM. Mass., Sept. IA largs 3-masted schooner sunk eff here in 3 fog. Name not known.
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RAISED HE VIKING SHIP.

AlIV T lEN A5VaEt NU7SN1AItW 'F1GNFs AANA tW
 the Surface.
 CHIoAGo, sspJ 7.--The fire boat Yose- mite went to the rescue of the sunken Viking ship Wednesday and after au hours pumping the craft wss brought to the top ot the water again. Muddy water was all over everything and the sails hung around m disorder. It ia thonshs she can soon be rehabitated.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-07

la addition o thorough training a the ruduenta branches M school k designed 10 fit boys College Business eatno e cal optional Eose intending pursue f Course The Fa Term will begin the 10th day of September al scholastic year closing about e 10th Of June 1895 Tuition w gard grade @5 month payable monthly presentation No incidental expenses.
 Location beTaody Cottage School Building Fft6 avenue Olive Address E. HH RAAN Fine Bluff 4F