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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-23
It Made Him Light Headed.

Candidates for poet laureate stil. abound An Edinburgh bard lately wrote to the first lord of the treasury that he was fully competent to fill the post, and that he was willing to dc the work at the old salary. Another aspi rant, known as the Aberdeen Loonie, re- gently placed his services at the disposal of Lord Rosebery in letter with this postscript eff you should happen to have another man in your eye for the laureateship I will be thankful for a government post of any kind in the meantime, or suit of your castoif clothes, for that matter :" The letter was acknowledged by Lord Rosebery, who knew better than to wound a poet $ sensitive feelings. The result in this case was so lively a celebration on t'ie part of the applicant for the laureateship that he was brought into the police sta tion In answer to the charge he said; Excuse me- I had letter from Lord Rosebery, and it went to my head. "-- Boston Transcript.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-23
COTTON LETTER
Furnished by C.P. Dyal S Co.,. Brokers
 and Commisson Merchants.

PINE BLUFF, Dec. 22.-It was thought that an attempt would be made to boost Liverpool during the days session, especially as it was expected that shorts would be in clined to cover over the holidays. This hope, like so many others of the bulls, has been disappointed, and delverys close at 1 and , points lower. Spot sales are 5000 at easier prices. The covaring of few shor' s caused prices here to improve about 3 points, but there was q relapse be- fore the close. The net gain on the day being only l point. Spots were easy with small sales ,55O by factors and $50 to arrive. Port receipts point to about 60,000 for the day against Al ,000 last year. No eX- ports on Monday. 2l,000 against 17,000 year ago. Our Houston cor respondent favors us with a list of receipts to date at sixteen Texas towns with estimates for balance of tile SedSOH cts Wtll cio tH0 NCt'ti figures of last year. These towns are Lancaster, Flatonia, Lampasas, Rockdale, Taylor, Calvert, Ennis, Bryan, Dublin, Waxahaehie, Bren- ham; Maner, Weimar, Schulenburg, Comanche, Stephenyille and Temple, the footings show that the receipts to date are already 40 per cent. greater than for the whole of last season while the total expected this season indicates an increase of nearly GA per cent. These figures are not very encouraging to those who have predicted perpendicular falling of aftre the holidays. Our exchange will be closed on Monday and Tues day next for the holidays.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-23

died in 1881 of broken heart. One by one tho six children had mortgagod their farms to Wabash business men, who had sold them goods readily as long as their land was unencumbered, and who at each annual settlement secured the bills by taking lien on the feltile farms
 Two years ago Mahala, who married Jesse Richards, was the remnant of the once powerful family. Both drank heav- fly ef tlie worst whisky money would buy, and when Ter property was dissi. pated Jesse deserted the woman, who sunk lower and lower in depravity until, in little cabin i'll Waltz township, Thursday night, with scarcely enough clothing to keep her comfortable, the last of the Wa-ca-eo- -nahs perished mis- orably. At one time the Wa-ca- co-nahs held 1000 acres of the most fertile lands i'll Wabash county. All of this has fall en into the hands of white men, and indeed there is very little of the mag niticent farms with which the govern- ment endowed the Miamis remaining in the hands of the Indians, mortgage after mortgage having been foreclosed i'll the last ten years and the homes sold over the heads of the Indians. Compar- atively few of tho full ,bloods are left, and the children born of intermarriages are more degenerate than their ances tors. Wabash (Ind. Dispatch.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-23
ONE OF THE MlAMls.
The Death of One of the Last of B once
 Powerful Indian Family.

The Death of One of the Last of Once
 Powerful Indian Family.
 Mrs. Jesse Riehards, a Miami In- dian, daughter of Wa-ca-co-nah, one of the most conspicuous members of the tribe, died Thursday night i'll miser- able hovel on tho Indian reservation in the southern part of this county, near Somerset She was the last surviving member of tho Wa ca -co-nah family, in- fiuential ill the Miami tribe back in the seventies.
 Wa-ca-co-nah, who was nearly 80 when he died, was of q religious turn, and as he was quite wealthy, having received large grants of land from the government, ho built a church at his own expense, conducting services him. self for the benefit of the Miamis and the e'poor whites who hover about the Indian land. Some time before his death the old man contracted debts and lost much of his property. His six children, each of whom received 100 acres of land from the government attained their majority and took their real estate into their own hands, squandering 1t for gaudy clothing and articles for which they had no use and buying liquor ill wholesale quantities. In 1880 Wa-ea- oo-nah piled on the last straw when he undertook to buila gravel road from Treaty station to his farm, four miles distant. The project was failure, and the land, heavily inortgaged to Wabash capitalists. was sold, and the old brave
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-23
A New Mode of Due1ing.

Gil Bias, lively organ published in Paris, gives description of duel in India between two English officers, whose names are given, which it is pos sible will be the first news that those gentlemen receive of the encounter. It appears that they caused venomous serpent to be shut up in dark room. An hour later the two adversaries si- simultaneously entered the room by differ ent doors. Ten minutes afterward one of them was bitten and died within a short time. As for the other, whose hair had turned completely white, he is to be court martialed London Tit-Bi
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-23

We mean what we say. We will sell for cash lumber, laths, shingles, doors, windows, blinds, hot-bed sash Window glass. sash weights, etc, for less money than they have ever been offered before and cheaper than any one else i'll the world. Nothing charged at cash prices strictly cash l2lff BI JEFF CiTy LUMBER Co
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-23
no,idax Excnrslons to ,he ola states,

December 20, 21 and 9 the Cotton Belt route will sell excursion tickets to the old States at rate of one fare for the round trip. good for return thirty daysfrom date Of sale. For maps, time tables and full informa- tion address your nearest ticket agent or write E. W. LABEAuME,
 G. P. X T. A,
 St. Louis, Mo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-23
Movement of Cotton at All United States
COttOn KepOrt.

Mr. E. C. Howell, of the Hammett Grocer Company, furnishes the fol- lowing correct statement of the re- ceipts and shipments of cotton in this o;4.- .1,a t1. Il q tn 1 IniL. ,.1,na.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-23

Cave dwellings of elaborate construc. tion have been familiarly known and used in Japan from time immemorial.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-23
The Door Only Aiar.

Mrs. Nettie Ransford in The Eastern Star says: We are told that the door is open for woman in any direction she may wish to enter, and the statement is accepted as correct, but proof of the pudding is ill the eating, and she has but to try for admission to learn that instead of standing wide open it is just ajar, and it will require perseverance and steady push to open it sufficiently wide to allow her to pass beyond the threshold.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-23

Paul du Chafflu, who has studied l,9o0 ancient sagas in Denmark, says they record the description of five dis tinct voyages of the Vikings from Ice land to this country.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-09
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2lrbcit mn SnbuItric.

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Die Beamten Der n8Obleugrdter lint
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otu lie Die &oblcuwert5 Gctri:5alslter auf
geridtItdem 28esc 5u 3Ulngcn pcrius
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iapuulidcr 5lelterei iinO pon SEN 9Salz
len uon WiHfOcn aUs 9eiebcn woroeu.
Die diaeiiihe Sciaeung Der oauptz
itaot ser WtauOidurei lit 10000 Wann
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lie Dem 2ingrifi cIner iapauli9cn 2lrmee
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flG4tet.
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g. 9fuOOlpbt, 0m r5Oncptlidl" Die
0ameu Wturje Sauisr &Oriieerin,
Wtarie Sucrm:un, z. 2S;uer, Gtale
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Warie 9(cu0cr, Dora 9(sidwcIn UuO
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Sri. N}amte Spcrmau iiibrte nit
piersebn NtaOdeu Der SOnntaQSlhule
Otari9 llcbungcu Dor, uno crn0tcte
rciden 8ciiau. 00S yGutalia.Srdlcz
fttr" licfcrtc Die Gan5z uuO lIntcrbuls
tuuoSmuiif.
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9Gabluabw
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trmOlott.
&crtnstou, &p., s. gtoucmber.-
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6armer, trafen btule absnb bier ;ulanl.
men uno beguunen cine unterba tung
Ibcr Die 8abl in SwenzGOuntp, be
i9lieBlit in eineu Streit ausartete.
Oas 9feiultat b:rIelben mar. baB Srniz
nor benz Douglas cine &u9el our9 bo5
Ser3 ia9te unO benz Sbarpc cine nlO9lis
9er 8eile tObtIi9e Sti6wun6e beiz
bradte. Sbarps lit Elm 8ruScr ser friiz
bcrsn StaatS S1oemeifters 9. u.
Sharpe.
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Sin miblungrnrr 5annTreidJ. =
Gin ueuer Seriud, eiuen giieubahusug Su
beraubeE.

SDanni6, gteb., s. 93oobr. Der
pcitItb iabrenOe BaiIagier3ug Der Surs
gtonz0tlho hourizSabu" paro in Scr
0ienitugss9tadt cine Oteil: pom bier
bon spci 20nOitrei6eru oufgcbalten.
Die Serle batteu iih in einen lecrcu
0epafruug9On sci6h6en unO paren
bon bort iiber Den &ObIenwa99On uuf
btr 2OfOmOtiue sctlettert. NO lie nit
ocm RepolUcr in Der 0ano oen &ofOmos
tiufIbrer 3wan9en, oujubaltel. Die be-
ocn @eieuen. welAe 0tastcn tru9cn,
crwartcten ic0enfallS an Der betrcHen6eu
Steue SerltGrfung; 0a uber 9Gemuub
fam, iprangeu lie BON Ser 2OfOmOtiuc
ab uno ialuscn ii4 icitpdrt5 in Die
Ocbiiidc.
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Manuer-SanOSd,atbc.

Gausm ,ueue MSHuer.QanOidubc
aus Serieper ooer i1ottrlder
9SOue, bisber so Gts. 6erab.
ssiee: uuf .............. 25c.
Nduuer=S San0ihube aus idlotti.
ld)er ODER Serieuer g8ote, SueBs
tutter, @rua'GualitGt, friiher
75 Cts; reOHiut auf .... 49t.
Mduuer=@aIa=@ =@lece8 ober eefiit.
terte @laceS, bi8ber $l.25; re-
buSlrt auf .................. 0Oc.
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THE GUARDIAN
SECURITY, TRUST
AND DEPOSIT co.
Rr. % 4 Z & d ncr&
tat III II | o II 9 arf'
bnm D. bis 3nm 10. 0nnrmfcr

GcietIibc Dtpoiltlrin iii 8:rua 'tuna9zSou>s.
&4l lemeiRcs SGEi= HEb BtUUdlmu is=Gi eit0Tt
Ntmmt 1troj.tsa an heb ey,aUbI Sluicn aui ot.z
eib,H. '
fuEqiy: els 1cnom:uts> goQitre1erir, gionIceper.
ma ittti, Seluciitr. 2ormuHotI Il. / l.
G9tet N'TLete', Die 8U rotr Seit ton CalD ooer IN
ottliHnier Dsft ton T1meJ eiuSIea5ar II D, oeeeu
QsactmisIe &tuergrIt.
U3ma Z a'Ier, jim, @yGracrt;
6u tl DiiHe- M.
SHnGi5au st. SnrIor, SUPERINTENDENT
Nm. ~. gSaru. Sctsclar rEb SGasmei;ter;
GrrfUliu=GUWue:
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Z. lcrTu gee, i0u. 8 ITattbcms.
G5to. y. Fatcr, s,,Hyu BiEc .
fSCp. % iStl
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!6nlSnefleiO1tff1.

500 9uteno Scarfs. Four - in
Hauds, SlnOen uno Sdlelfen,
friiHst so unO IS Gts. 9teousirt
aui. .............
Iue uuIere ele9antcfe !SaIsbetiets
tuug mad ben auerueusiteu
SaGous. 2Ile re6uilrt auf els
non SHrpiS
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NAumS> >StrliutOfe.

gnummoleue Ssrreu Striimpfe,
maideft i6warS gemuiiert cber
9latt bHnt, SH.. ............. 1886.
8oGene NieriuOz ODER ihpere
baummousue nabtIoie Wianusz SO
Sriimpfe, friherer Yreis %
Cts. 6erabgeiegt aui. fSc.
Gnglide Oteruo. oOer gau;wols
lens Soitlmir. r.NGuueritriimpfe,
triiherer BreiS 80 Gents. 9tc.
ou;irt mi Of.
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Nr. 269.

6iiritlihfeiten otr;ciduet, 10 baB ole
Ocrl0ngtcn llnIiornltiidc tets paiien.
Sctcn ut cine 4cnocrung crior0erlid.
tSremoe Wtonardlen, pclhc Oa9caeu Oeu
&allCr nit elmer Gbrung bcOcnteu, bas
ben Die bctrciIcnoen llnirormcn bereits
mctltcn8 ans Der N0cimoth mitgcbrad)t.
Die Shneiocr. mclAc sic llniformeu
fur Sen &alicr llcirn, fe,tigcu ibrigcu5
audi Die iIir Ncu &alicr beitimmten Sic
ollf,cIoer an.
D tc ate cbrwiroige q il
foIattlr d. { III Gticuah, 5eren Grs
rlhtnu9 un9cidbr in Die Belt oc8 8aut5
Der 2Sartburg T0ut, mar III yauic Der
.3citcn picIiaa Uuuuitoltct worocu.
giahOtm MIN OaS NiotreSpuu8 in ieiucr
urlpritngLltcn romonUtbcn 6orm unO
friibercn OrhueirOuJihcu S60n6ejt
nah Den Gnnuuricu oc5 9fegicrung5s
baumtiltcr8 StIcr III 6aanopcr mieoer
hcr9cltcllt moroen, bat c8 ictt ouh uon
Ncm tunlpHnigcu Uro frcigcbiQcu Srn.
JuIIu6 u. Gldlt. clucu pradtigen innes
rem Shmut 0urh Ntalcrelcu erbalteu,
Ocreu Gntmurf pOn &rof. &Gcjgarot in
Eejpjig bcrrlbrt. Die &irhc wur0e am
II. -Cftober DtC0cr Dem Gieuite Der
cpaugclli9cn @cmcinOe ge0iinct.
Oa8y@arIoHoz0rdc ter" mir6
iein erlteS Olc8i0bri9c9 GOnicrt am II.
GeSembsr in y9arr;9' Wtullt-2ltaocmie"
pcrunitalten. Du5 Srhelter iGblt lest
70 2gtltgllcocr inter QciJuug OcS 0rn. s.
Z. 9ieIb. Die ,FrObcu fjir Oen OameGs
DIOR babeu inter Ecltung 0e5 0ru. Sam.
.. SeiiiOnS bcreit5 bcgOuneu. 9m
SntcrcIlc Der GUbicribtntcu weroeu
Observation-Disclosures iur pOrhcr bcleste
S;ee eincn .3uiUe BrciS ron 80 Gts.
an 3ableu babcn, wGbrcuO Grlterc eieiels
ben, Uic bI8ber, g,gcu cine 9tahSabs
lung bon % Gta. srbaltcn t0nueu. Der
SubicriptiOu8prci5 blsiJt O;cic8 Sabr
6criclbc, pie btSber.
q Icbcn. - ju ieiutr WObnung,
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0enitag, 2lbcuo5 um 10 lt6r, Elm in
wciten &rcticn bctanntcr ocutIder
9loOptiubirgtr, $lr. GjcOrg 2cbmunn, I'M
Sitter pom 80 Sabrcu, ) WtOuatcn uno
Is So9en nad laugcrcr &ranfbeit. Sr.
%ebmanu mar am "A. Wtni 1914 in
6ciicnzOarmito0t geborcn unO fam Dor
"a Jabren nah 2lmerifa. Gr mar
Sdnbmad]er pom PrOfcIiion. Gr him
tcrlaBt 6 Ucrebcllhtc &iuOer un0 %
GufeI. Seine 8eerolgung iinoct Sonnz
tua. 9tatnittuq5 I'M ubr, auf Dem
rSt. 0Iattbajz6rlcObOfs" ftatt.