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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-04-18


iiteratury nsrodowo sgita-
eva majsos M celu wyb6r poslow pol.
'kicb [iesli okase sic potrsst.] prop.-
ganda jednolitego kierownictwa poll
tyesnego, / roznsite inne prace ds.aoe
do wy1wolenia nsrodowego.
PoPiersjmy Skarb Narodowy " Rap
Perswylu; tam fandusze nasze beds mai
~bezpieczniej ulokowane.
Pewne grono dobryoh polsk6w "
Chicago zamierza urzsdzie bal ma rzecz
sk'rbu mar. " Rapperswylu.
Pr1ekledstwo tym, kt6rzyby choieli
zawe1wse polak6w " imis idei - ola
Prywaty. Wiemy wiele - ale milczemy
i czekamy do czasu....
Ma lige ME .gadzamy sic ws.y.oy;
zafo.enie wspolnego sksrbu jednogscs
ME poPiersmy: - zai6Amy wieo skarb i
wysyiajmy funduszs cd oz.su do ozasu
do RsPPerswylu.
Ciekawa rzecz, czy projektodawcy
wystsPiR M wiecu z punktu og6lnie-
Pol'kiego, cry tel z punktu psrtykula-
ryzmu.
zswsze wszedzie wystspujny " imis
idei p,lskiej.
Cd diutszsgo ju. ozasu pisalismy o
idei wsP6lnego skarbu. W Mr.. 15tym
Pisalismy:
VI Poszucia obywatelskiego, Z milo
Sol ku ojciJ znie powinnismy sic wyrzec
"szelkiego korzystania { fundusz6w
skarbu; Powinnismy zasil.e gi6wny
'karb Polski, kt6ry jest zle.ony " mu
zeum narodowem " Rapperswylu; q
kt6ry wPrzysIlosoi poprze akcys polity.
czn,".
Nastepnie:
"Towar1ystwa Tub orgauizacye wlew..
jsce do Sksrbu Narodowego ME mniej
jak PIED tysiecy frank6v maja pr.wo
w~yznaozye re Swego grona kontrolera
Tub kontroler6w uPowa1nicnyoh stale do
brania udziafu wraz Z Komisys nadzorcza
" sPrawdzaniu " oznaozonych termi-
mach stanu kasy l fundus16w rozporza-
dzalnych".
nD1isnnik C~hicagoski" zamisszeza "
tel sPrawie sympatyOzny artykul doda-
jfo cd stebie, Re to nmysl nova.
Nieoh tax bedzie byleby zostal.
urzeczywistnions.
Niekt6re gazety podaiy wisdomcse
jakoby grupy Zwiszku i Z~jednoczeuia
" Detroit mialy sic oderwa6 I'd glow.
nyoh swyoh organiz,cyj i zsioay6 sto.
warzyszenie odrebne, miejsoowe Z kasa
posmiertns.
Ot6t rzeczywisoie kilku tamtejszysh
Politykow (kt6rzy wpfyw strso:l) usilo-
waio ola Prywaty i wiasnyoh korzysci
zorganizowsc stowarzys.enie lokalne z
kass pcsmiertna; ma szczescie robbie
sic wsrJstko o wytrwaios6 i wiernosc
gruP Zwiszkowyeh.
0 lie wiemy 1 towarzystws nalezsoe
do Zjednoczenis ME odlsoza sic cd plo-
wnsj svej organizscyi.
Braeia zwiazkowi " Detroit, kt6rzy
przsz lyle lat sie4kiej WALK wytrwal,
~znosili rozmaite przesladowania ponosili
straty 6nansowe - teraz kiedy Zwiszsk
wywslszyi sobie byt pewny i Jest misty
tueys bogsts z pewnesois szersg6w ME
opuszczs.
Czesc wan bracis Zwiszkoui " De.
~treit,.s tax wytrwsle stoicie PREY sztsn-
darze narodowyn, | wierni j~estescie ma
eierzy nsszejl
Me siuchsjoie podszept6w ludzi -
kt6rzy ola prywsty gotowi % rozdra-
biae silly nssze; " sils | jednosoi potsgs
nsszs; . ro~zdrobieni mic zdziais6 ME
motemy ola sprswy.
Wrogowie rozdrielili ~ojezyzns nssz,
Pc trzykroe ns try ezssoi; - dzis
z~nsjdujs sic IA oCespem polscy, ktorzy
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-04-18

Doszfy mas posluchy jakoby vie
niaf bye oiloaony o tydzief.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-04-18

Ciekawa rzeoz, czy projektodawcy
wystspis ma wiecu z punktu og6lnie.
Polskiego, czy ter z punktu p~a,tykula,
ryzmu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-04-18

B1ystohoyis
Historys nsszego ucisku przedstawis
a. nadto dowod6w, 90 mote zdzial.c
przywiszsnie do rsligii | uczciwe uczu.
Gle polskie. Przykisd Ks. Piotroviozs
Pc lstsch 20 przyswiecs dotsd Litwie.
Pred 70 lsty koso 1870 r. take ia,
mroki (,25 lat Rosy " Polsce" str. 217,
2l8.) zspsnowaiy ma Litwie, Re ma mai.
leP'ze nsWet umysiy zsezynsi spsdst
sep rozpscIy. Wtedy ma wiosns 1870
roku zjswif sic " Whine ozioviek dose
odusany do wyrzusenis z piersi siows,
ma ktore wszyscy czeksii, q kt6rego lud
przedewszystkiem p~otrzebowak.
Cziowiskiem tym byl Ks. Stsnislsu
Potrowiez, dzieksn wilebski misjski.
Odezws ministeryslns wr,z z ok6lni.
klein konsystorzs, pedpissnym przez
TuPslskiego z stukilkudziesieciom. O.
gzemplsrzsmi rytus'u rosyjskiego, ns.
zuanego jut trebnikiem, doszly 20 u
rzedownie " styezniu. Mai oboviszek
rozesfso j. bezzwiocznis probosrozom.
On t~ymezssem trzymsi ] odezve / treb-
niki, = trzymsi ! vsobsi sic 90 zrobic.
Wschsi sic, DO misi przesz,osc ME do.
brs- Kiewkosc 90 niersz ~unosiis; fyi
wesoso, byvai te~vsrzyszem nieredRij.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-07-19

An Antelope county, Neb., woman
secured divorce at Neigh the other
day on the ground of harsh treatment,
bad temper, etc. The lady had but
one witness. and she was Il young wo-
man who had lived with the couple for
nine years. She gave evidence as to
the husbands bad disposition and I'M
goyernable temper and in less than 2I
hours after the divorce was granted
the divorced man and this witness
against him appeared before Police
King and were made one for better or
for worse.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-07-19

The largest continuous distinct
forest district in West Prussia is
known as the Tucheler EIaido an d
extends over an area of thirty-iive
square miles. 1t is subject to great
and sudden changes OF temperature.
Snow has fallen us late US May 10
and night frosts have occurred as
late As the LIST and Bird of June. Pre-
historic remains are found belong
ing to the later stone and to the
bronze ages. Tho inhabitants are
occupied almost entirely with fores-
try and agriculture. Polish is still
the prevalent language, though
German is now generally unders TODD,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-07-19

GLOW are the farmers making out
this year?n asked New Yorker, q
former resident of Vermont, of a
friend from the old home.
tain man. 1hH You recollect old Bill
thompson, Well, his case illus
trates the condition of affairs. 1t
came around the end OF the year, and
he hadn't made enough to pay his
man, so he had to sell yoke of
oxen to get money.
"When he turned the proceeds
over to the fellow he said: Tom,
times are hard, Earnings played out
and I've cot to let you go.
"'But, SAID Tom. you've got
more cattle I'll serve you and look
for my wages in cattle,
And when they're all gone what
will you do?'
"'What will | do?' queried Tom,
Why, then you'll work for me, don't
you see, and get all your cattle back
again.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-07-19

Much of the land classed as
"meadown in the Adirondack region
is curious swampy soil, covered
with vegetation that rises so as to
hide the underlying cold dark water.
One may walk for miles upon such a
meadow, the feet sinking into it as
into water soaked sponge, and deer
frequently feed upon the grasses of
the meadows and seemingly enjoy in
midsummer the perpetual cool foot
bath OF their pasture.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-07-19

According to the last census the
white races of the nine South At
lantic states, who pay nearly all Of
the taxes, had twenty per cent en-
rolled in the public schools, while
the negroes had eighteen per cent
of their population enrolled. In the
South central states the proportions
were twenty and nineteen respec-
lively.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-07-19

1t used to be the custom in the
Belgian parliament to supply not on
ly the members but the reporters in
the gallery with brandy and water
ad libitum. Every member habitu-
ally spoke with a glass of brandy
and water beside him and when he
had finished another was brought
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-07-19

Cotton is clean and prospects good.
Farmers have little to do except r.
cut hay.
Alder: George. living one mile south
of Hope, Iavaca county, while work.
ing on his pistol one evening recently |
accidentally shot his elder brother,
Robert, in his leg. Robert is doing |
we'll, but is likely to be lame for life.
At Blrdville, Tarrant county, few
days since, Henry Hollingsworth |
struck man whose name was not
learned over the head with baseball |
bat. The injury will prove fatal
Hollingsworth left for parts unknown.
Senator Allison, at the request of
Congressman Bell, has offered an
amendment to the sundry civil bill
providing for an extra appropriation
of $40, 600 for the completion OF the
Fort Worth public building
At Corsicana few days ago John
Clark and John Metcalf, two white
boys about II years old, pleaded
guilty to charge of burglary and
each was sentenced for two years in
,,.n,. -, o
WINE laylor cut DoU carter az
supper at Pete Bradford's in Wash
lhgtoh county, the o'ler hlguU' po.i
the breast, but not seriously hurt,
Taylor was arrested
,.
"A party OF Unlteu states engineers
passed CarriAo' Hapata county re"
Gays ago ihey are gong over the
tsionoi s,rvev hetween the IInited
Stn+as nd Niavico
Recently DICK Demaret' negro
bartender whlIe asleep on the awning
IN lronV Vi the opera mouse a' NuNa,
80 onS h ln ~, tuS, rihs I. is unt +Sonaht
49,. Va v.i,I ,iva
'''''' -"
Sheriff Shield OF Tom Green county
arrested VIII simmons recently twenty
'I'aeo iro 80" ,,.i.h 10 assassinatjon
~ go ~ a.'n ,o S 49,, IN NJ
oau 49, aon ,-o,,'o-
N"'0 00'N'S'
Dave sheadon' colored' VINO was
are.uen.9',y snoS iN t 'ne ni P,.t w."
diod iron, Tho etTeots of tbo won5d
mbua srn, via nNonot;or iros hoina
nerformed
was hnu,,nd, ba,, ,on gT te" W. -.
from Terreil iigbtning strncl, one a.
tho horses lilling IL instantIy Tss
,,thor ho,,so ma +ba dri,,o, osoo,.,5
uniniured
M, p r DUANE ,os sbo+ and l,,,,o5
h.. p II H. Of posoIia MI"
courtr rocentIy Hinson was also
SHOT tbronab tbe ricbt arm and rigbt
len lie cIaims tbat Owens fred the
first shot.
Anothor dead bodv was found in the
Rio Grnnde Mt Rrownsville recently
that of a Mexican man about 40 wears
old. The body had been in the river
about five days. 1t was not identified.
At Waco in an atfray one night re-
Gently between GEORGE Walker and
VIM. Chambers. the latter had hal!
his ear bitten off after firing two
shots Both gave bond to answer.
At Dallas Ed Galloway. colored. a
woodchopper. reported to the police
recently that he was held up in the
first ward and robbed OF $50 by two
'wuhess cullud pussons."
Tho city corroil of uons+or grdir7
no authority in the charter authoril.
inc the licensing of gambling ana
bawdv houses refused to PASS an or.
dinance to that end.
pooor1,. 4, ,todiso, oou4,. -. =
borhecno y ,it,,o nbiId wos tal,or sori-
oM nv. and Gisd withir fo~m honrs
snnHosed IN he corrnstio, hronHbt ~ -,
by The evtreme heat.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-07-19


YoUNGs gent
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-25
ARKANSAS. TURN TO Bol.S7.

Under the above caption the ST.
Louis Republic diseourses the future
of the State as follows
Fort Smith is a go-ahead town,
and when the Indians OF the Five
Nations are given a form OF local SELF
government preparatory to State
hood its forward pace will be Won
deifully accelerated.
- But Fort Smith is not the only
iwide-awake town in Arkansas. Lit
tie Rock, Pine Bluff and Helena arc
all pushing into Che swim. They are
joining the procession and they mean
To get as close UP as possible behind
the band wagon. LII Sam Jones will
only watch these Arkansas towns he
will find valuable pointers for the
sermon ON Get There which he is
preaching in Texas this winter
In spite OF the hard times this is the
best veal. since the war for booms to
thrive in Arkansas. The second elect
ion ia Democratic president is pretty
good assurance that the Bloody
Shirt is done up III lavender and laid
on the shelffor keeps, SO far, at least.
as practical politics is concerned.
Powell Clayton has been retired from
pernicious activity, and with the re-
peal OF the Federal elections law
Judge Poker Jack Mcclure will have
to turn his luminous intellect upon
some other field OF of activity than
the supervision OF Arkansas voters.
Moreover, Arkansas new Australian
ballot law has placed the State safely
in the controlof its energy and intel
Iigence.
With SO many obstacles to it's
progress removed there is every rea-
son why Arkansas should make rapid
strides in population and material
development. The State is rich in
resources. It's eastern counties con
tain some OF the best cotton lands In
America. Its northwestern counties
have been rightly named the Orchard
of America. Its virgin forests are
rich in valuable timber. Its deposits
OF useful minerals are abundant and
varied.
But for the hadieap OF Radicalpoliti-
clans who's survived tho reconstruction
period in Arkansas us they did i'm no
other part of the south, the State
would today be in far more forward
industrial condition than it is. Its
pleasant climate and natural wealth
make it Il very attractive field OF en-
tefili1Se lof those VINO nave grown
tired OF the severe winters of the far
northwest. Many have gone thither
in spite OF all obstacles, and now
that stability is assured the Inigra-
ton 10 Arkansas is larger than ever
before.
With conditions Just rs they are
the next four orfive Years must bring
wonderful changes in all the south
west, especially in Texas and Arka-
sas. With Oklahoma brought into
the Union the southwest will strike
a forward gait that will make the
northeast cDnpr dizzy
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-25
rrain E.obl1ers Captured.

XTNITA, l. T.. Jan. 95-A gang of
train robbers, Of which Bob Rogers
was the leader, was located by officers
at the ana of Rogers, on Big creek
20 miles from here, and were poanced
down upon while asleep in a house.
Bob Rogers and Dynamite Jack We're
captured unhurt. Dynamite jacks
brother, Kiowa, was killed, and Willis
Brown was SO severely wounded that
his death is expected. None of the of
fieefs We're hurt. This is presumed to
be tile outfit who successfully robbed
the Kansas and Arkansas Valley train
atSeminole ashort time since. and two
days before chat made an unsuccessful
attempt on Missouri, Kansas and
Texas train at kelso.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-25
Tic Dallas MINORITY.

DALLAS. Jan 25.-At meeting of
the city council last night Mayor Con-
nor rendered his resignation, which
was accepted. The council then or
dered new election for mayor to be
held Feb. next. This complicates
the mayorship more than ever It will
be remem bered that Bryan r. Barry
contested the election held last April
and won his case in several courts, but
was kept out of the office by different
papers FLED by Mayor Connor The
outcome 10 watched with much in
terest.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-25

THE nomination Of W H. Peck
ham is said to be more objection
able to Senator Hill than Horn
blower for the same reason that
Mr. Peekham presided at a meeting
which condemned Maynard. The
Constitution Of the United States
places the appointing power of the
Supreme Court in the hands Of the
President, and not in the hands Of
the Senator from New York, as Mr.
Hill seems to think
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-25
The Counties Must Pay.

DIES MONIES. Jan. 25.-Atrorney GEN
eral Stone has handed down a decision
holding that counties must pay the en-
pense of returning prisoners to the
penitentiary who have been pardonei
by the governor and violated the eondi-
tions of their pardon. The decision
was flied because several counties have
recently refused to pay such claims,
holding that inasmuch AS the governor
was the cause of them the state should
nav them
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-25
Grand Exalted Ruler.

Mr. g. n Hart received Il telegram
today at noon from Grand Exalted
Ruler OF ElksMr. A. Apperlv. of
Louisville KY, stating that he would
be in this city this evening ut $50
o'clocr from Little Rock. \ recep-
ton will he rendered this distin-
guished gentlemen by the Elks at
their lodge room this evening at s
o'clock. All Elks are earnestly re-
quested TO be present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-25
Coasters Crushed.

CHIPPEWA FALLS. Wis, Jan PA
very bad accident occurred here to
eight boys who were coasting here
They collided with a horse, which was
thrown from his feet upon the load of
Toys. Barney Seigrist was injured,
perhaps fatally, sustaining concus
sion of the brain; Harry. Weber, leg
broken; Dan Herring. skull fractured
and the other boys more or less bruised
1t has not been decided where to place
the blame. The boys We're using the
hill under the permission Of the police.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-25
Important TO Teachers.

II YOU expect to attend school
write the business and Literary IN
stitutc OF Bowling Green, KY, for
new catalogue and journal. Seven
sustained. Able faculty
OF experienced normal teachers Nor
NAL teachers training course a spc
cial feature; S47.5 pays all expenses
oil board, tuition, fuel, lights, etc. Tor
three months; five months, $72.50.
Special opening January o.
ADDRESS CHERRY Bros. Props.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-25
asserted MS views as

Dl1IlCdllN dSHFi bct HIS fttWo do
follows
~ favored tbe unconditional rnpeal
pf the sherman purchasing clause.
believing. n, further continuance OF it
urould feud To dcbase currency
TINS answer 10 the llfsl queslloh
also answered the inquiry relative
4.s.,-.4 - .,=,.r.,,.e, ~
- ''is
Senators George ana w dithall, put
Gov Stone emobasized his views bv
4.4i,. 49, h.d ~
alifeaet Fedt8 7taglHF etlte itss9 ne
been ia the Senate he would have
.4f53.sa6.d q aiefe,.e,,f ooi1,,ee fo,. he
wanted y Qotfaf 70 DC d00Aitei tiiS
wot1d oyer and enc dollar as oood
54zlIss
% any oSliei 90il@.
After this eiHphatle and manly
declaration Gov Stone ctsa4ad
-
sensation III dfd@ta9 l15ta til2
pocket his written withdrawal from
~, 80, i, ..,bi5l no o5n,3nisfo,ad
~ -
u JUST feOuke 10 the Leg isl tul'e as
follows
-. -. n,,,,........, j.,
isIafnre :, canenslin consequence ii
your action last evening, basing the.
sen,ttoial eanxass on , aile s 1,d ISSUE
the unity. integrity and harmony OF
The Democracy Of mississippi. The
MY t - - ~ ,l hroe II a and 81 a
harmony. 70 require tie candidate
in effect TO declare re, h nm, 1of or
~ 1,Ye' y wise noliey nor can / see
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-25
SEP TED THEN RLGIIT

The GRAPHIC stated in yesterdays
issue that the candidates before the
Mississippi Legislature for Senator
Walthall's scat would serve the
Legislature right if they would as
sert their manhood, refuse to be
eatechised and withdraw theirnames
from consideration before body
which seeks to make of them such a
hnmiliatsng spectacle We are
glad to note that one OF Mississippi's
greatest men and the leader in the
race has acted in accordance with
this view. When Gov. Stone
was called before the. caucus to
answer It's questions as to his con-
science and convictions. he en-
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-25
4 Heater ExpIodes.

AUSTIN. Jan 81 Reports from San
Marcos aun unce a horrible accident to
an International and Great Northern
train at that point. Quite a number of
passengers We're sitting and standing
near the patent heater wheuit suddenly
exploded with frightful force. carrying
death and destruction on all sides. Her
man Eeidenheimer. wholesale mer-
chant Of this place was killed instantly
by q piece of flying iron. Another man,
name not learned here. but VINO was. an
agent of q San Antonio brewing assoeia-
ton, was also instantly killed. Three
other men were seriously injured and
the car was badlydamaged. The cause
Of tie explosion IS attributed to sur
plus OF Eo5 ar or gas in the generator
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-25
southern Pacific Tunneling.

SAN LUIS, Cal, Jan. 25.-The great
tunnel through Santa Lucia mountains.
which the Southern Pacific company
has been boring for more than year
past, has been pierced. 1t is nearly 1000
feet long, and is the third finished Of
seven tunnels which the road had to
make to complete the line to this point.
The remaining four are short ones, and
ill will be finished before March /.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-25
A Six-Year.old Victim.

Mcneil. Ark, Jan. pa rape was
committed at Waldo, station six
miles south of here, upon the person Of
a mulatto girl, 6 years old, by q man
named Claiborn, middle aged and
weighing about 10 pounds. He was
followed to this place by mob. but
escaped them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-25
Troops Are Ready.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-General A.
ID. McGook has been notified of tele-
gram received by the war department
from the Mexican government, giving
a warning of an apprehended raid
across the Rio Grande into Mexican
territory General McCook replies that
the troops are stationed south Of Silver
City and Fort Raynard, where no ban
dts can cross the river.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-25
Nardi Gras.

Jan. % to Feb. 4 inclusive. Tickets
will be on sale via the Cotton Belt
Route TO New Orleans and return at
one fare for the round trip. For
further information call ut the ticket
Office Cotton Belt Route.
3. II. NILSSON. Act.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-25
MONEY MONEY!! MONEY y.

Money to loan ON plantation and
city property et u lower rate OF in
terest than was ever Offered by any
company or loan association in JET
ierson County.
l mean what [ say. For further
information cali on.
W. d. JOHNSON.
Room No. 4, over NJ & p Bank. tt
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-25

WIEN did Senator Hill become
such d power in the land that the
President IS forced to appoint no
members to the Supreme Bench that
do not receive the Senator from New
York endorsement?
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-25
Great Gold Oufnut

DENVER, Jan. a5.-It is reported that
gold to the value of S2s, 600, 600 was
taken from the Little johnny mine at
Leadville in one day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-25
Nj. Parse q Co.

VIII sell YOU sterling silver inlaid
spoons and forks, guaranteed for
twenty-five years, for one-third more
than the best plated.
We make Il speciality in fitting
speetacles.
No charge for testing eyes.
l22 and III Main street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-25

The question now IS. IS Senator
Hill bigger man than the Pres
ident
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-25

Entered at the Post-odiee at Pine
Blur. Ark. as second-cIass ndi
matter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-25

PINE BEuFF. Ark. IAN p. 1891.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-12-25
TUESDAY,

the carrefour where the chase began. through the gathering darkness. goes the royal salute that tells of the death of valiant stag. ''.'''
 It Is almost dark. Men. hounds and horses gasp for breath for an instant. and then follows the ceremony of the day. We are all dismounted: and. standing in a group-all there are left of us-we bear witness to the presenta- ton of the deer's fore foot to the guest of the day.
 Meantime the men have placed the stag's skin on the carcass, and by the light of faring torch one of the pi- queurs. standing upon 1t. holds the head high above the dogs. The horns have sounded the "Hallali." and now comes the ''Curee chaude." and the hounds. gathered in a squad. cry loudly for joy and for their lawful feast. They have done their days work we'll. and deserve their traditional reward.-From "with the Hounds in France" by Hamblen Sears, in Har- per's Magazine for January.