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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-05

KATALOG
KSIAZEK
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- rro"~ onra~se.....-i -
KATEHlZN RZYMSKO- RATIO
L1CKI (~,4kszy) W mocnej ..
ozIEJE srAREGo / N iiia;Ee
~TESTAMENTU, W mocnej o.
prawie (Deharbego)..... 40
OZIEJE NARODU POLSKIEGO
E~LEMENTARz POLSKI, J6zsfa
Chociszewskiego.. rs
eOSREDNIK POLSKO AN.
GIELSK1 49, cyl; ksia4ka do
nauki jezyka argieiskiego 65
Gbi6r P is6ni ola szk6f pol
skich W Ameryco, ufetyi byiy n.
qczyciel w Chicago Franciszsl
Zabka
6 r a m a t y Pelska ufete'
ma przez Teodozege Sisrocihskis'
go, %profesora Jezyka ~polskiego !
litoratury. Drukowana ola szktl
polskich " Ameryce wydania
trzynastege, " mocnej eprawis
.............r ~............25
9 | e m caNM ally czyl
Pierwxza Nauka CzYtania, Pisa
hia j RachowaniA, przos W. Dy-
nlewicza.
Nv mecnej eprawis.
HISTORYA STANUW ZJEDNO
CZONYCH.e .............75
~ OF u enowefy, powie6d
moEAlna bardzo, w~zruszajaca a.
starokytnych czasow--.-...3o
- to sama W mocnei oprawie -
zfoconym tytuliknem.~s...- 60
3 olss1aw czyli Daisy Gag &c.
nowsfy; tiomaczenie przez - ks.
tn sama W mocnei oprawis
Listownik Polsko-Amsrykak
XII. = Podrqcznik a%wierajaoy,
Nauka pisania l;sto~ i gotowe
wssry list6w, " wszystRich |'rzy'
padkach tyoss.~-::."",-ss.eo
Motna sprowadzi6 cd Derdow-
diego kazda ksiazke polska, jaka
wog6le istnieje W Aneryce, p{acao
got6wka, mjanowlcie zas to: =
Lvwotc wink a Twar-
dowskiego
N eczenstw 6w. Dziewioy
,Krystvny j zvwot swietej kry-
4ty1.y Dzirw'cy nazwan:l as'-
1skarz D O M o " ).5.ezyli ME
zawodne spesebv domo~sgo ta|
niego ~leczenia rozmaitych chorob
oraz opisanie rozma'tych ro6li1
leczacyoh przez P%rzyjacieIa Luds'
kokcl
r vlnszo W a i a ola rodzl-
. COW i ;nnych drogich os6b..2o
Proroctw on l c h a | d y, kr6.
Lowell re Saby, 10 Sybilii, Ksie-
dza Marka Wernyhory j innych.
Oh roku SIS pred Narodzenien
Chrystusa al do p6znych wicklow
Sc k czyli Wr6ienie 70 sn6w,
Ma ~przeszfo 1900 przypadk6w
sfuiace, z r6znych starodawnysh
ksi2g zebrany ....-....... Is
ROZMoWA PoLAKA z Kaszubs
4ISTORYA O GRZEGORZU,
kt6ry przcs II lat pokutowal
przykuty do ska{y. Piekns
wzruszajace opowiadanie Ola lu-
UCHARK POLSKA I AHB-
so
JOHNSON KRUZOE czyli tku-
tiki ME ;ostuszehstwa, ksiazka gu
pefnie novo ] trebciwie ufozona
IRABIA PAROBKIKk d kmie.
MIA
~)POWIADANIE PODROANEG0
q strasznle dziwnem fo&u-..10
.AKLETA DZIE WICA. 10
sARTEK EATKA........-..6
'lesni Polsk i 9, zebr*us dla
Polonii W Ameryce przez VII
Dynlowi ga. ....... .-....25
raw dzlw Persko Oh.
gipak; S 9 n i K. oajpew'
n'ejszy sposob wygranla ma To-
teryi wed}ug kombinacyj SYM
nych maglk6w i profesorow ma
tematyxi Orlice itp.-tudzisl Wy.
jawienienie tajemnls spos6b, ls.
k,ch u4ywano " starezytnoaoi
do przr pov'adania i wrokenia
przysztosci.-Z przeszto 200 o.
brake ii. Dosfowny przedruk
srnnikr drukowanego v dra.
karin Unwersytetu Jagislloi-
r. 1> a.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-05

~teszcze do dzisiejszego dnla e.
70
j a m Garfield d, aFbo rfas,
ca j Cnota, poemat skreslony poo
.l@ug faktdw przez Teo6ls Same
llnska ......... ......' 10
Jask;::: 9 Potepiehcs g..
Powiesc przez Fir. Xaw. TnczyA~
Ia sama w mocne] opraw,e z'
z}oconym tytu)ikiem ....--.:-
Fl istorya P1trwszego
Derw / S 2 X q i GO
o ut Acenia praweso Okla II ty-
si2c nocy i jednej..... e.-5
II lstorya O. Trzeciego
Derwi X r 81 i cza
o utraceniu prawego Okla (Z ty-
siac nocy ljedneU
Wyprawa ma Sybir 1 o.
statn,e chwile szpiega, przez Alex.
Sednawskiegv..
W <prawa 20 Zore, wed}ug
orowiadania Starcso organ;stY
Fr;~ac1szka Gacarzewicza, spasak
10
Arye olski e, 2ebrane dla
Poloni1 W Ameryee przez WI.
Dyniewicza
n owy S ow j z d rzai j AVIAN
fury jego. z ziemi pomorskieJ
rodem. e g obraz kami... 90
Klara czyli ZwYc1eztwo
CT powies5, napisaf ks.
Kanonik Szmid. rs
S m k we wsi, czyli strach ms.
wiclkie oczy...............]O
y Franus iz}y X O.
stus czyli zycis dwojga r6zniep
wychowanych dzieci
Ia sanla W mocnej oprawic 20
zfoconym tytulikiem.......7b
r oza T b erg IT,. Po-
wie$G starozytna przez ks. Ka-
nopika Szmidt, z 80 oDrazkams
w mocnej oprawie re z4oconyn
tytul1Klem. IS
I d a 81 r a b i ma Toggen-
bursu, Historya prawdziwa q
XII w'eku, wielce naucza]9oAe
osobliwle ola niewinnie cierpia-
cyoh, przez Krysztofa Szmida,,
przepolszczona Przez rs. Il W
~ e-<,4~ rolska ne.
zg,neta." Nap1sai syn 1o1
80 OLGA ....,.............1S
P1zy acicl Dzieci@> ,zy&
Ks:2zka q" %('zy,ania; zastdsowaJ
ma ola >zk"4 !"'iss1ch veS Asnss
ryce......., .....~.,. 40
M a{y Przy iaciel Dzi e-
CT, ks ,llzka Il" C~zylarias Lla
szko1 polskich W Ameryce, W moe
cl,ej oprawie. 80
M Listownik ola szkoH
nych dzieci, uczacy pisania lii
stow z dodatklem powinszowakJ
o brazki i Opowiadanis
<r 0 bozowe e. y Zgon Ukral1-
= ca, obrazek 2 wo;ny 1863 rokaa
y Cstatni Pc~pssniec. Opowier
DAME. 81 MotytWa. - Przez AL
freda Barwinskiego...,....so
P y kapitana e Bogu-
slawskiego 1 uczta u Iwana Croft
.l5 Il
K r k vi i, 657 6piewek "a
zr6de} etnografcznych i via
snyoh notat zebra} ZygmaaA
Gloger. 81
Jak sic zem6ci{'s borowy
Zielonka mad Wojtklem Bruchvs
h. Powies6 ludowa pcznalsko-i
amerykahska. Napisa} Jan His1
mil III
Stanis}aw i D dolores 8, No4
wels z Meksyku. Napisa4 va
Hoppe.
Syn B mistrza .O ObzaEeh
S z niedawnej %przesz}o6ci, przez r
Cholnskiego.. 40
Hlstorya Ksiecla Stylfry-}
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-05

Czurnk0w d. 4 I'm. Dnia 26
lutego nowo wyswDecony X. Fir.
Roepke Z tutejszei parafii Z Hamru
obchodzif prymIcye. Czc'godnY X.
dziekan powledzlat z umbony, re
W ste] procesyi bedzle mlody
ksl9dz wprowadzony do k%osclo4a.
ale procesya ME mogfa SIG odb>c
ola w,elkse] n,epog1dy. Lud1i Jed
nakowoz zesz4o sig lyle, re kosc'6}
bv} ~szozelnie zaFe4nlony. Kazanle
uygtosjl p~olskle w. x. wikary z
LuIasza W krotkich a tresciwYch
sfowacb, a n'emlvck e w. x. pro-
bcszcz z Trzciank,. Koscl6f by{
pieknie W z'eleh j: g'r'andv przy-
Ii my, grono spiewak6w tutelssych
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-05
" Wiedguchodzie wvdobyto z

rzeki cia}o topielca. B>} to robot
NIX Jak6b Clchorz z Ch"jna pod
sierakowem, kt6ry cd 3 grudnla
by} zaginaf bez wlescl Dnia tego
wybra1 Sig do Slerakowa ME
powroc,}. w ueszenl %zna!ezlono
got6wk1 9,26 MIX, nova g}6wke
dc fajki tytyh. Pozostaw'} zone
dwoje dzieci.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-05
S0& cytryu pos1ada wfasnoscj

S0& cytryn pos]ada wfasnosci
ma organ1zm Iudzk1 blogie wywle
ralaace skutk1 - O tenn dawno
wledz'ano. Niedawno dr.. Laser,
asystent W zak{adzle hygienicznym
" krolewcu. robi} proby<na wp4y-
wem sokn cy trynowego ma dyfte
ry9 ! przekona} SIC, re dzleclom ma
chorobe te zapadtym sok 6w
daje w'eika u]ge nawet W najciez
szeJ chorobie. DR.. Laser oswiadcza.
re DUO dzieci sokiem cYtrynowym
wyleczyf = malutkim dzleciom
da]e sic cytrYne pokraians W talar.
k' W usta, a te one chytnie ssia,
Gdzle srodek ten ME pomoze. tam
tez ME saszkoGzl, mona eaten
probowac bezpiecznle.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-05

Nor@e mortsoe. Dzlenn1ki an.
glelsA'e donosza. re- jakls Amery.
kan'n, uzyskawszy "a wysoka Gene
I'd rzadu turecklego pozwolen4e
wyzyskiwania historycznego jezio-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-05
Les >'rroty ezvh powA )
VISTA Wlalesa zRrOAs ntrtuizk.,h.sj

Los >'rroty ezvh pov.
wysta w'a)esa zgro>s n'r''"izk.'sss'
srog.~.t n. ''o,ki,~nat us
'lzy," sk',,-c>l &C WARY i rnts
wZntaw. 5. .a.h ~~:ti1,a ! >z"1
dr1ht,w"ac, ",ats. .,a, pre-, ..
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r y W i as.A. oI-knr sse,et
Fr. hr. >Aa'hta Io~.~sa
Wypra~a k"ln~sta. =, E%ln'@:-
ka W saddle, 81 i".a~r ~~,e"1"A
y Dwie S'"~,ry, ~ l'rze~"z>. g
s. Jep,ec Wni~mN T, j.
c2u{t, y Nnn't",. II hrnA
Ks. A. Kosd-cA' pr,
P u ". t"'~"s:~ s.
torn Czer,'"ho""At~&"
+ q b a tess K u" :,i' g.
ryvek z ,'"w.,sn's t"r* <
r2enie pra~dzlw. "%~"|
CZaplich,...
Z wrot = % sr,+
wlastks z czAss>~ I"."~sa'ts
oeusza kosciaezk,
r. o u I e u 9 T Il CT = .iS
Sybirze, Pow'eac "a4"s~':a nt>.
T., z K. P......... ~
Trze W sarnwcy. t',r~s
c,anin, zyd ! T"r~A, ~vn xss
W Bogu pok'a''a ~a"'a"'~. "'~*a
ma ten&e o~jr,wsk'~ "a.a"'+ -
wiesd nader ]p'wat5a ! }""iss
jaca przes Tomasza N'snit~~ A
EH,......... ...-...........-s ...."
seozny TutArz
Jeruzalem imienlem AhaSever =
Ktdry m6wi, ze ay4 prz"'i !
krzyzowaniem Chrystusa Pa.
i przez Wszechmocnoet Ro;;
~teszcze do dzisiejszego dnla e.
70 M
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-03
HUMOROUS.

A lazy man does his hardest work in looking for an easy place Rams Horn
 Cause and Eneet.-Little sister 'Does everything need the rain to make it green?' Big sister Yes" |. S.-- "Is that why your youn9 man carries an umbrella Detroit Free Press
 Friend What did he say to you when he proposed Miss RoN-"He said life without tae meant nothing. 7" Friend WAS sin ere in that. That's inst what his possessions amount to. Harlem Lite
 Poet-''I would like to have you use my Welcome to summer as soon as possible Managing Editor Must take it's turn. sir Poet 'Bpt can | afford to wait for tAe pay sir, l need an overcoat Cleveland flaindealer
 -Nihbitt .'rhat woman who just went out is the par,ner of your joys and sorrows, l suppaSe9 Rutton- eShes partner to nl joys all right, but hen 1t comes 10 my sorrow she slips over to see her mother Boston Courier
 1T don't see how you do it, said the nan who had caught the slow train. Oh, this ajnt much speed for us to make. replied the conductor 'i meant how 1o keep the thing from sliding backward on the up grades. ' Washington Star.
 They were diseussing man whose financial methods had been called into question Why. exclaimed one map, he wouldn't steal as much as dol larl lhe other reflected Il mofoent and said: Il guess you mean as little as dollar Washington Star
 Mrs. snaggs trying to keep the conversation going My husband looks very sober tonight Mrs. Spud- kins anxious to say something appro- priatel- But you should never judge a person by his looks. you know. Pits burgh Chronicle Telegraph.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-03

HoN ] A c. BLAcKBeRN,of Benton county, has received the Democratic nomination for the State Senate in the Twenty-tourth Senatorial Dis trict During the session of the last Legislature we had the pleasure of meeting Mir Blackburn, and we found him To bc we'll informed and intelligent gentleman of pleasing manners and agreeable disposition, and we know that he wil make an able and influential member of the next Senate. We congratulate Mr. Blackburn and the Democrats of tho twenty-fourth district upon his nomination.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-03

full of men who bad tried to get an office at his hands aud failed. When | thing is admitted, there is no room for argument The Democrats of Arkansas can be tender with State officials who mistake the pubic moneys for their own, but when it comes to a President who declines to give Che pare farmer his sackfuI of 10-eent dollars for the asking they are adamant
 Like our contemporary lhe Conmaezeiai we congratulate the convention on its work lt was nc commonplace imitatof. It's pro noancement on silver coinage will not be exceeded in courage and sincerity by any populist hitter ance between this and November and we can safely predict that il
 will be received al Camp CoEeywitf immense enthusiasm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-03
i,omrz zSaceers i.xcursrons south

The Baltimore X ohio SouthWes- tern Railway has arranged a series of Home seekers excursions to points in Virginia North Carolina, South taroiina, Georgia IAorida, Kentucky Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi and Louisina at one fare for the round trip.
 rhe date of these excursions are as follows: June ). July ,. August |, Septcmhcr4. October ?. November 6 and December Tickets will be good for twenty days, with stop over privileges in State to which ticket is Soid
 \ splendid opportunity te visit the Valley of Virginia and other points south For rates and other iniurma- ton apply tO nearest agent Gi the B. X O <. w. K'N.or address u, |. Nc Carty, General Passenger agent St Louis At
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-03
Tnr Pullman strike is growing SC

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 slis. leeis er. nddenqhter of the Slea, TT t aer4 iyel. i.as recently pahiishee til ad,.ifi.a To arctic litera- ture in volume entitled Polar Cleans. is a journal 2f her eSperi- enees on a Yacht voyage around the northern coasts oI Norway and siberia.
 Miss MaFaar9t 1emaat has aeeded in trust to t,lstop ! hals. of th2 iEpis- eopal diocese If Ga5 tee4f;a, property in San Jose wea#h SfteGaa for the Rain- tenanee at Pacific Gr9qe, Monterey county of q sanitaf9e.a fer sick and in- firm poor irrespeeti1a= af creed Gii sex. IL is to be called th, John Tennant Memorial Home. itf memory 9f her de- ceased brother
 Herbert Spencer, while travelling in England bounced upon. every man in the ears who smoked or who even at tempted to smoke out of the windows. ''Is il disagreeable to you?H they would ask. Not at all he would reply; but it is against the law and the law is a proper one. You have no right to break it, and you shall not dc it: and if you do not desist. l will call the guard. With porter, cabby or steamboat cap tain, he was ever ready to do battle in the cause of justice. but he had no pa- tienee with chronic fault-fndiug. T used to visit Carlyle" he said but he has got so cross and misauthropic, and raves so constantly about the hor-r-ri- bie state of things, that ] couldn't stand it. l do not want to argue with him. and l won't listen to his nonsense, and so stay away.
 Visitors and residents Ut Florence have been interested in the auction sale of the effects-her dogs excepted 1 of the famous "Ouida. born De Ia Rance It isn't clear why t0uida and 1 the sheriff are playing star roles to- l gether, but, as near as can be gathered from a foreign letter, she has been too prone to buy things that she couldn't or wouldn't pay for Last September ] she lost her mother .Ouida, stricken to the heart, tried, like the heroine of 1 her own sMaremma to keeph her dead, but it was not allowed. and the funeral ! had to take place. Now. everything has been sold. even the tombstones to her dead dogs, monuments of an affee- tion that can not be bought or sold by popularity a0uidas" unbending pride makes any relief people can offer her a difficult task She has many friends still. however.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-03
Cheap Rates.

On July and : the Cotton Belt route will sell tickets to AsbHry Park. \ j., and return al S34 B for the round Trip.
 OnJ July x 10 II to Cleveland. O., and return at S34 for the round trip. Tickets good returning until July 31. On July i ;nd one and one-third fare Tor Che round trip t0 points within 20A miles of Pine Bluff Good returning July !.
 |. II WILSON. Agent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-03
Save Money

For cash wcwill deliver lumber to any part of the city at the following prices.
 No. dimension lumber, < S1.50 per M. No. flooring and ceiling. ST00 tn
 @f2.00 Pel. NJ
 No. weather boarding, $G.5o per NJ. Cypress shingles, $I.25 to S3.50 per NJ.
 Other prices in proportion. Fo secure these cheap prices the cash must be puid before theMmbef leaves our eard Net anything will be charged a hese prices.
 I276 RLrre CmY LUMBER Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-03
A RETIRED BUSINESS WOMAN.
A Page From Her History.

Tie important experiences Of others are iDtcresfll1 The following j. no exception; Il had baoa troubled with heart disease 9 years much of th0t time very seriously Tor five ft4r3 I was treated by one physician con tiuu83lsly. was in business, but obliged to retire on aeeognt Of my health. phy- sician told fay friends that I could not live a month My feet and limbs were badly swol- len, and Tus indeed In a serious condition when gentleman directed my attention 10 Dr Miles New Heart Cure. and said that his sister ss!iO had been afflicted with heart dis ease had been cured by the remedy, and WAS again Il strong healthy woman. purchased q bOttte of che Heart Cure, and in less than an hour after taking tho first dose l could feel a decided improvement in the circulation Of my hfood. When had taken three doses l eout1 move my aHkles something had not done for months and my limbs had been swol- lea s0 lonI that th6y seemed almost purified Befofe | had taken one bottle of the New Heart Cure the swelling had all gone down, and tqas 70 much better that did my own work On H4f recommendation stx others tfe takfn thii valuable remedy. Mrs. Morgan, 560 " Harrison Sf., Chicago lll
 Dr. Miles New Hcnrt Cure, q adiscOYety Of m eminent specialist in heart disease, is sold by all druggists cu T positive Euarantee,o ,or sent by the Dr. Miles Medical Co., Ellthart, Ind. on receipt of price, il per bottle six bottles for B. express prepaid Ii is positively free from al opiutes or dangerous drugs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-03
Twenty ,,,rre hours ln ohteaga.

The Cotton Belt train No. leaving her ut l10 q. III. Arrives at Cairo at l.30 D. nI Making connection with Illinois Central fast mail train arriving at St Louis al 6:45 D. Ill. and ehcago Ut l2:20 a III. Remem- Der this train has free reclining Chair Car. E. H Wilson Agt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-03

Now hat=fhe primaries are over, let every Democrat put his shoulders to the wheel and work for the sHc- cess of the ticket nominated
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-03
Asse ssnr. Nntire

Will attend the different Townships in lief ferS40 counfY al fhe piaees aud datas speei Aea iu tEis n0ti q. faf tha pEcb0Se Of aSScSs- tug personal property faf tho year t.g4. Tax. payer- to sANe trouble and ;.Naii pepaity are reqazs,ttt ta assess Iu their respective Town ships a9 " ftsl cuuyl house In tiuV biR0, at tn, ii:ti. hcHeip 9lgtddett. aud ae- especially reQtest..i lo give tAe Assessor the number -of theiH rN.nNNl.Ne :. h0ol aisarlets;
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-03
Continued Settlements.

Settlements continued at thc April telm 1891, of tue Jefferson county Probate c0Gri for t0Hfrmal ion Rt the October tenn, lSai Emanuel Ma oG, guardian Mary Mason mluar.
 Nj l.. oTord, guardian Frank Ingram C Il Priplelt guardian May and Georgis rrtplett, miners
 l. NJ, LueeY guardian Ella Grady, minor. J. M. LuVey, guardian Kate GraGy minor r. Aehard. administrator G NJ. Harris de ceased.
 W R Alexander. administration Sol jackson deCeased.
 u Nome. administrator L Moore. de- ceased
 Inc F. serne, administration Juo Moore atCeasVa
 Maggie MrCord mn. administrator T. 4 Hill ueCcasod
 All peIs0ils interested in the settlement oi any ot said 'trrounla will oGnie forward ane file their exception. if any they have, 0n al before the second day ef tbo ueNt terae0 of at Probate Court of ,aid coubtY tl they wit bt Forever barred from excepting tu stieh ;te counts or any item thereof
 GORDON F. GREENFIELD. By FRANK B. FLANDERS. D. C, Clerk. June ls, lSH
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-03

TnE urge vote polled in the Dem ocratic primaries Saturday is sure guarantee that the straight ticket will he elected in September
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-03
AI.ll.aIAlER nRA MI.
Good tsaiireaa canaseiianS.

Train N0 l vla Cotton lselt Route, aaD makes close e0nnWtim at Cairo. with fast mall tIaias Nos. and 2, yia lllin0is Central l. E.. far points on The St. Louis. Chicago < New Orleans divisions. E H. Wilson.
 Agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-03

AT A PAIR-steel Sheers, 7 25c in., 8 in. and 9 in. Scissors, 3 to 6H in; well worth soc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-03
This Week Only
SUSPENDERS.

Our of Youths and Mems Suspenders former prices 4oc 5oc 65c and 5c marked down price, &
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-03

AT Palms Fans and Japanese lc Folding Fans.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-03

AT A YARD-For Calicos,
 5e Lawn and Challiss; good styles and colors.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-03
New Y.u 2 tard

New time card M \. lakes effect f33,0l m sunday. June l1. tSg4.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-03

AT EACH-Ladies' Vests no 5c sleeves; square neck.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-03
OFFICE: NO. IT. PINE STREET. 
 TELEPHONE No. l02

Entered at the Post-otliee at Pine Bluff. Ark, as seeond-class mall matter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-03
CENTS UNDERWEAR.

Consisting of Plain and Fancy Striped Balbrggan English Is in pure white and checked Nainsool at half price
 Articles prices embraced in above lines numerous that space So and for yourself
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-03

ass ADVERTISING RATES MADE KNOWN
 ON APPRECIATION
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-07-07
ALTGELD OF ILLINOIS.


The people Of Illinois are nov suffer
ing the consequences OF their W folly
in the election of such a man as Altgeld
for governor. The strikers are receiving
all manner of encouragement from this
anarchist In their deeds of violence and
lawlessness in Chicago. His dispatch
to Cleveland is an insult to the prcsl-
dent and the entire country, and he
ought to be kicked out of Office by the
decent people Of Illinois. Alongside Of
his telegram saying the state authorl-
tdes are amply able to preserve the
peace and prevent any form of violence,
Is an account Of riot and disorder that
positively beggars description. While
he was bidding for the votes Of the dis
reputable element by the Infamous lies
and Misrepresentation of his message 10
Cleveland. Mayor Hopkins, of the city
Of Chicago. was at the same time islu.
ing a proclamation putting the city sub
stantiaily under martial law; and the
rioters not content with their wanton
and malicious destruction of property
belonging to the railroad companies.
were actually stoning away from their
stations of duty the nremen engaged in
extinguishing a large fire raging among
private property.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-07-07

It Is highly creditable to Mr.. Cleveland
that he Is proving himself equal to the
present emergency. AS Indicated in last
nights dispatches. he Is determined TO
uphold the authority and dignity OF the
United States, even to the point OF ex-
erclsing his authority as commander-In-
chief OF the army and navy and ordering
the militia of Pennsylvania and New
York into the state OF Illinois. These
troops would make an admirable sup
port for the few regulars available in
Chicago, 1t may not be generally known
that the Pennsylvania militia Is a very
different body Of troops from the ordi-
nary militia Of other states. They are
the equal IN all respects OF any regular
troops in the world. and their advent In
Chicago just at this time would do as
much to quiet the uneaslness OF the
people as the same number Of regulars.
Their service In the Homestead troubles
demonstrated their discipline and met
lie. The sentiment of the country viii
pustain Mr.. Cleveland in his resort 10
this extraordinary remedy-amply justi-
fled as It is by the condition OF affairs
prevailing In chicago-and It cannot be
applied too soon for the good of the
whole country.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-07-07

stir up some attention to the road ques-
ton. If the suggestion Of a public meet
ing to consider the matter deSs not meet
with favor, some other plan might be
originated. All that is needed to start
the movement is the right kind Of a
leader; and it would seem that some
n ought to be willing to some forward
in thai connection-just as DR.. Kinney.
cid for the salmon industry.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-07-07
" IN"

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ln.' He has had to break orr many
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the direct cause OF il-ntting shoes.
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