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THE CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORS
To Go Into Politics in Illinois for the Pur. pose of fnaugurating a Higher
 Christian Citizenship.

CHICAGO, March 3.-A few weeks
 ago considerable commotion was created in political circles by the de-
 velopment that the Illinois hristian Endeavor Union had decided to go
 into politics, and to inaugurate a campaign for christian citizenship. payln9 particular attention to State and municipal elections, with plat form including the extermination of the saloon and the preservation of American Sabbath. The National officers of the union, it is given out, are behind the movement. and favored Illinois as the first State in which to test itsinfiuence. It is now announced that the campaign will be opened tomorrow. Nearly every evangelical minister in Chicago has enlisted in the work, and during the five days commencing with tomor- TOW no less than 150 meetings will be held i'll churches and halls throughout the county. The move- ment is to be extended throughout the State, and will, it is expected. figure largely in the vorious local and State elections of the year.
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Daylight Burglars.

Yesterday afternoon a negro man broke ino the residence of Mr. Doug. Lowry. in Lakeside, during .he ab- sence of Mrs. Lowry and was in the act of helping himself when the neighbors gave the alarm and chased him from the premises. He made a break to escape at the risk of his life as he was shot at by Mir Lemmons who lives near by. Chief of Police Langford and Constable Philpoti were notified of the occurrence and immediately went in pursuit of thf burglar but they could find no trace of him.
 This daylight burglary is assum ing immense proportions and every body should be on his guard.
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EX-PRESIDENT HARRISON.
3 General and Ills Party Land Safely in
 California.

SAN JosE, CAL, March 3.-Gen. irrison and party reached here Is afternoon, having greatly en- yed the journey from Indianapolis. ywill remain here until Monday 3rnlng, when the General and his creenry, Mir. Tibbetts, will drive
 tp the Leland Stanford, Jr., Iixersity, at Palo Alto, thirteen lea distant. Here they will be aTfered in the guests wing of ielIla Hall, which has been spicially tei mp for his comfort and accom- odation The first of his series of :tures on constitutional law will
 uelivered on Wednesday next, hen he will speak on the subject of allses Which Led to the Adoption
 the Contistution The General H4leliver but one address each @k, and as his memoranda have ell llpreparcd largely in advance he Y have plenty of time for general And recreation during the six
 <9 covered by the series.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A Breezy Time.

Fitz and Webster are p0pularplay. CTS and they understand the import ance of employing capable people. The production of A Breezy Time last night was in every sense ade- qnate. It was mirth-provokinga and thoroughly appreciated. The situa- tions were funny and well portrayed. Mr. Eitz made a capable old man. MT. Robert Mansfield as "Dawber'' was good. His gestures were not up to the standard, but as a come dian he is versatile, unique and sue cessful. His burlesque of the Loi Fuller dances was enjoyed immensely
 Miss Emma Ballard as "Ambrosia' was characteristic and surprised the audience by her dancing The Smythe sisters danced well and re- ceiyed merited epcores.
 Miss Webster was good soubrette and as "Rosalind" especially, she showed skill in costume and make up.
 The musical numbers were well rendered and invariably received en- cores. The players responded cheer fully and that is highly hlycommendable
 On the whole, A Brrezy Time was most enjoyable and will always find a welcome among Pine Bluff theater-  goers.
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rALMAGE'S FAREWELL.
Great Pulpit Orator Win Deliver His Farewell Sermon to His Congrega- ton Tomorrow.

FEW YORK, March 3.-The prosp acts
 that Dr. Talmage's tabernacle in ooklyn will not be half large mgh tomorrow morning to ac- nnlodate the worshipers whose ps will be directed to that place
 worship. According to his an- lncement of a month or more ago
 service will take the form of
 farewell of the noted divine and ttor who has occupied the pulpit lssO many years. Rumors have m current, however. for the past Q or three days that the severance not to be permanent, but that Dr. Image will return to the charge St fall. When asked today con- ming the report the divine returned diplomatic evasion, but this will iy tend toward investing the ser es of tomorrow with additional crest.
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WANTED IN TENNESSEE.
GETTING MONEY UNDER FALSE
 PRETENSES.
Two Paint Sellers Arrested and raker
 to Nashville, Tennessee.

City De4ectiye $. r. Turner. o Nashville, Tenn, arrived in the city 1 yesterday looking for two men who gave their names as Sarver and who are wanted in Nashville, Tenn. charged with getting money under false pretenses. These parties ar rived in the city on Monday last and made themselves known as paint dealers claiming to have q patent buggy paint that was superior to any thing ever placed upon the mar ket of this city. Mr. G. N. Hart was iaNofably impressed with the paint and bought of these men the riebt to handle the goods in this city. He gave them a check for $45in payment for the right and for a stock of the paint. The check was drawn in favor of bearer. and as the transac- tion took place too late for banking hours, these men took it to Mr. !. H. Talbot who cashed it.
 While this was going on the Chief
 
 of Police of Nashville, was communi- eating by wire with Chief Ianefrod III this city cnquiring for these men. After finding they were here the Chief of Police of Nashville directed Chief IanSford to hold these parties until all officer arrived. Yesterday 1IfN Detective Turner arrived from Nashville and requisition papers were forwarded him here from Gov. Fish back and Mr. Turner left this morn ing with his prisoners for Nashville. A reporter for the GRAPHIC had a conversation with Mir. Turner this morning who informed him that these men had persuaded an old man named Louise, of Nashville, Tenn. to invest in their paints and took his son in as partner They made trip to q small town near Nashville, where they gave Louisa's son the bounce. From Tennessee they came to Pine Bluff and were arrested as mentioned
 Mr. c. N. Hart congratulates him. self that he had his $45 returned to him. He says also that if the paint will do the work recommended that it is q good thing notwithstanding the agents got themselves into trouble
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GREENBACKERS AGAIN.
Petition Being Circulated Asking the Re-enactment of Old Green
 back Laws.

NEW YORK, March 3.-Tens of thousands of names are expected to be attached today throughout the country to the petition issued by the national committee of the Greenback party asking the Senators and Rep resentatives in Congress to speedily enact laws authorizing and direc ing the further issue of greenbacks, and for the immediate repeal of all laws relating to the coinage or use of sill yer that have been passed since Jan- uary l, 1873. and to re-enact all laws relating to silver that were in force at that time. In an address recently issued Chairman George 0. Jones, of the national committee, made an urgent appeal to the members of the Greenback party that they specially give up this day to secure signatures in order that repetition might make a formidable showing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-03
 Dinner Tn High Life

The elegant parlors in the home of Judge and Mrs. Frank Silverman were thrown open by their charming daughter, Edith Mabel, to the mem- bers of the 'sEyen Dozen Club" in honor of Miss E. Jamie Wilson, of Fayetteville on last afternoon.
 At about the hour of 2 the in- vited guests began to assemble and were cordially greeted by Miss Silver man, who was ably assisted by her mother in entertaining and making pleasant the afternoon for those who were so fortunate as to be numbered among the Even Dozen"
 The favorite color, pink, was chosen as decorator and the spacious din ing rooms with the mellow lights was indeed a scene of beauty.
 Covers were laid for fourteen and at each plate was a cluster of carna- tions intertwined with smilaX, and hidden within each was beautiful souvenir pin. The luncheon was served in courses which consisted oi seven.
 The young ladies present, besides the kind hostess and her guest, were Misses Nellie MeEwen, Nodie An. drews, Lucy Mills, Mai Butler (Mal- yern), Eliza Orto, Mary Gillespie Jennie Field, Little Rock, Gusssie Taggart, Ella Galbraith, Lena Pres ton, (Ky.) and Annie Fitzhugh.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Edna zeimer, a 14-year-old German irl Is missing from her family at Lit. le Rock. Foul play is suspected.
 #.& Mr. Bayard, the United States Am assador, and Mrs. Bayard, dined Iitll the Queen at Windsor Castle esferday.
 *& TraIn-robber Pennyweight Powell as Brought down from Newport ad placed in the penitentiary at Lit e Rock last night.
 &x@ X negro named Len I've was .inncd alive and burned at Bar ,lisville, Ky, last night. He had tlnapped a farmers daughter.
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Fannie Hills Big Company

This is the best treat lovers of bur lesque will have an opportunity of seeing this season. The Company has been greeted with crowded houses everywhere. Press and pub lie speak of the wonderful feats per formed by the many excellent artists that travel with the big Pullman Palace Car Show. Among the many novelties presented is Mile. Minnetta, the female Sandow, and d marvel that all should see. The eel ebrated Livingston family of aeero- bats five in numberl C. C. Rowden. the operatic banjo soloist, Flora Mitchell, Belle Schafer, and Merten sisters, Music Hall singers, the four French dapaers, with Harry Arm strong, prince Of all comedians, go to make up high class Vaudeville en- tertainment.
 At Opera-house Wednesday, Mar. '.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-03

\ combination of sound sense, pa- thos, humor, wit and satire He as- sails the false, the wrong, the evil; but pleads for the true, the right and the good. He "whacks7 hard. but "whacks' where it is needed. He doesnot offend, for his manifest good nature and boundlcss humof take the sting from sayings that look harsh in cold type. He both amuses and instructs, and must be heard to he understood and appreciated What ever may bethe estimate of him,none can hear him and fail to be impressed by his simple eafnestness and sheer ity of purpose. There is Honc like him; he is simply sam Jones.
 Tickets on sale at Altschul's (igar- store from Friday, March to Tucs- day 13 Secure them early Seats will be at a premium
 Arrangements have been made to place a large number of extra chairs on lower floor, that ali may be seated.
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For Rent.

The plantation known as the Cock Till farm, just east of the city of Pine Bluff, for the year 1891. Will rent the whole Plantation to any one man, or will rent in smaller tracts. to different parties, to good tenants Call our office eforfurther information tf JOHNSON & R0BERTs, Agts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-03
Patronixe Home Factories.

Ne have recently added | full line of sash and door machinery and are now making all kinds of doors and windows from cypress and yellow pine, which We guarantee to give perfect satisfaction Better than white pine and for less money.
 1 zItf BLUFF 1ITY IaiMBEH co.
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NIasauerade Party

Mrs. NJ. ". Belle gave a masquer- ade party last night at her residence in honor of her little granddaughter, Maggie Taylor. The little people had grand time and will long re member the fun they had on this oc- caSion.
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Celebrated HIS B,rthday.

Contractor k. W. Lane is today celebrating his forty-second birthday.
 He says be began drinking forty two years ago today and he still keeps it up-drinking milk. We trust that many more days Of usefulness may be added to his life.
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Graphic's
 Art 

If you did, you can see 1t over again by clipping your coupons from the DAILY GRAPHIC. six of which, with 10 cents, will entitle you to 16 views.
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special Notice.

We announce Che following special reduction in prices
 Gull lumber at S to Sa per NJ.
 No 1 dimensionlumber, %I50pcr NJ, , 2}tf BLUFF CrfY LsABER Co
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-03

LIVERPOOL, March ,. Cotton opened and closed for April-May. 4.07-0S. Middling, 3-16d.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-03
32O SUPERB Photogra raphs.

More than offered by any other newspaper of the buildings and chief exhib- it's at the Worlds Fair. The handsome specimens of art make Handsome Souvenirs for the Parlor or Library.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-03

NEW ORLEANS. March 3. Cotton opened for April, Ills; closed 7.14. Middling. 5-l6.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-03

K YORK. March 3.-Courtland Ter Il. made his debut as a pro tnal pianist at the Madison
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-03

NEW YORK, March 3. - Cotton opened for April, 74S; closed, 7.42. Middling, TX.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-03
COTTON MARKETS.

REPORTED BY E. c. HOWELL, MANAGER HAAIMETT GROCER CO.,, COTTON
 FACTORS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-03

ONE FARE FOR ROUND TRIP ON ALI
 RAILROADS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-03
A MUSICAL STAR.

end Palmer Makes Hts Debut za Professional Pianist Today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-03
THE WORLDS
 AIR. MAGICAL, WONDERFUL And UNPARALLELED In it's Magniicence. Did you see it2 If you didn't,
In it's Magnificence.
Did you see it9
 If you didn't, ' ou can see it i'll the

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PINE BLUFF, ARK, March 3.-sIid.

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Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-05-16
CUSTOMS BUREAU.

Office, Custom House. EsplSnade, Fort street.
C0Iiect0r-Geuerai. Jas. p. Castle.
Deputy Co iect1r' r. Is. NcSt0cker.
Hsrtsormaster. Captain A Fuller
Port Surveyor. VI. sanders.
storekeeper, George c. -gratereyer
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-05-16

Geo. c. Potter. Secretsry.
W. Horace Wright, Lionel Hart, Clerks.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-05-16

President. His Excellsuey A Klng
Member OF the Boatri % Immigration.
non. J. i. Athersou. las b. Castle Hon A
;. Cissn5rn- James u. Spencer, Max r
Eo5irls8r.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-05-16

Office in Executive Building, King street.
His ENcellency J. 4 King, Minister OF Interior
Chief CLERK, john A. Haas niger
Assistant Clerks james II. lloyd, " K Eeoho-
kslo.e, stephen Mahaulu, George c. Ross
Edward :. Boyd.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-05-16

CHIEFS OF BUREAUS, INTERIOR DEPARTNESr
Surveyor General, ~. b. Alexander
Supt. Publ Works, W. E. R0weu
Supt. Water Works Andrew Brown.
Inspector, Electric Lights, John Cassidy.
Registrar Of 5uvgyances. i. q. 1hrum.
Road supervisor. II nolulu, ". II Cummings
Chief Engineer Fire Dept, Jas. II. Hunt.
supt Insane Asylum, DR.. A. slcWayue.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-05-16
DsrEi1corkr.

Police Station Building, Merrhans stree.
A ) y. Robertson. Magistrate.
JaGss i. Thompson, Clerk
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-05-16
DErAE7xEyr OF finance.

Office, Executive Building, King street,
Minister OF Finance, His Excellency ;. "
Damon.
Auditor General, George J. Ross.
Registrar OF Accounts. ". q. Asuley.
Clerk Of Finance Office, r. 4. MCIueruy.
COhectOr-Ienerai Of custom. Us. h. Castle
Tax Assessor, Oahu, JJua Slaw.
Deputy Tax Assessor. " G.. Weldon
Postmaster General, J. Mort Cat,
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-05-16
CIRCUIT JUICES.

First Circuit. wv A. Whiting oh,
4. Z. Cooper. '~hA
second Circuit; MAUD 4. y. Kepolkai
Third and Fourth Circuits. CHawaiD :. 4. AuStin
Fifth Circuit: t6Auail }. Hardy
Offices and Courtroom IN Court House.
King street. Sitting tn Honolulu-The first
Mondsy IN February, Msy. August and Ncvem-
Der.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-05-16
BoAzO OF HEALTH.
Boazo o. EDUckuOS.

Court House Building. Eiag,s.ress.
Presldeas, Eon- c. E Bssh0p
SECRETARY. ". Janzes smith.
inspector Of schools, A. T. Atkinson.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-05-16
DErARTuEyr OF FoRElcx ArvAIHs.

Office in Capitol Bulldog. King street. His
Excsllency sanford b. Doe, -ainlster Of Foreign
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-18

Palladium Is one of the least known but
most useful ~ minerals, and the uses to
which Il Is put would make an interesting
story. Il belongs to the platinum group
and is found with that mineral in the Ural
mountains, Brazil, Peru and in the Hartz
mountains. Il was first introduced by
chemist named Cox. II is similar in color
20 platinum and is very malleable because
Of its flexibility. IL is great absorber
of hydrogen gas, but is principally used In
the production of alloys. II is used in
thin film to protect silvered surfaces. A
very close inspection Of most silverware
will reveal a thin coating OF it on the ar
ticles, which protects them TO large ex-
tent from furnishing. Mirrors have been
backed with IT, It gives an alloy with
zinc, nickel and tin. Palladium and sill
yer form an alloy which is used by dem
fists in filling teeth. An alloy Of palla-
dunn, gold, silver and copper is used to
make bearings for the works Of watches
In that use one part palladium, three
parts gold, two parts silver and four parts
copper form body which produces less
friction for the working parts Of a watch
than the gems which are more commonly
used do. Palladium and steel are com
bined 20 make the most delicate of surgical
instruments. II can be utilized more COM
prehensively with good results than any
other mineral known. brooklyn Eagle.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-18

PROPOSALS FOR SEALED BlDs-WHERk-
a. The center OF the channel OF the north
fork Of run river l. the dividing line bstween
the counties Of Lewis and Clarke anu -eton'
Whereas The county commissioners Of tho
two counties have decide and hereby agree %
each county paying one-LAf the cost thereof
therefore, be 10
/ esoIved. That duplicate sealed proposals will
be received At the ofhees OF tns nndsrsisnsa IN
aud in the town Of hoteau. Teton county. state
Of Montana. until Monday, ieb ~ 1871, II 10
o'clock q m, for the building Of one iron or
steel bridge. 10 cot not 20 exceed saOOe over
the north fork OF sun river, about hive miles
from the town OF ugusta, OF the following
dimensians. viz; a.
iron tubular pierre. about sixteen feet long.
Width 4 roadwa., si1tren feet length OF pile
approach on tie north end, tfty feet; length OF
pile approach on tho south end, ninety feet; to
gether with the necessary gTa les e each end.
Bridge approaches and grades 70 be complete,
ready for travel, in accordance with epoeihoA,
lions on file in both the county clerks offices OF
the above named counties, By June 10, 1885;
Bidder 10 furnish plans. fpecihcations ana
strain sheets for main span
Certified checks, one half payable to the order
Of esch OF the undersigned, for 10 per cent OF
the bid. TO accompany each proposal; same 10 be
forfeited TO Lewis and Clarke md Teton ooun-
ties ehould successful bidder fail to enter into
contract and give required bond. he success
full bidder viii be required To enter INTO a
written contract binding himself TO construct
hoations, and 20 give a bond. with local sure
ties, IN n sum double the contract price, condl-
toned on the faithful performance 81 SAID CON
tract. The right TO reject any and All bids IL r.
By order Of the bosrds Of county COMMUNION.
ers Of LAWS and Clarke and Teton counties.
County Clerk Lewis and Clarke county Mon
tAna. j. n. WAN SLhl.
County Clerk Teton county. Montana
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-18

CHERIFF'S SALE - VERNON BpRGAR.
- plaintiff. Va rhilomona Benda faegsr
Henry e. Nseger dndiyiauaily and a. guzrdisn
Kleinschmidi. II g. Isre6sa. Harry {. Yasser.
guardian 81 Henry &. ! asger. an insane per
som, WiliiAm ko.mss ami Alexander {. OF
sin, guardian u william holmos an ineane
psrf onl. defendants.
Cuder and BY virtue Of an order Of sale ant de-
district eour Of the rat Judicial district Of ths
state Of Montana IN and for the county Of Lewis
and Clarke. on the I'd day of January. A. ID
1924. In the above entitled action, vhsrsn Vernon
nUrgar. the above named plaintiff. obtained
a iudgmsnt and decree Of f0rsclosure and - .
ssains, the .bovs named defendsnts, On the
the sum q si.sli.55. bssides irisresi.
coss and attorneys fees which said de
issI. recorded in judgment book No Of said
court AZ page --. 4 am commanded 10 sell all
that certain lot piece, or parcel Of land eth.
ate. lying and being the county Of Lewis aud
UlarEe. state Of Montana. and bounded and de-
scTibsd a. follows. 10 wit
hat certain tract Or parcel ~ land situated
lying and being ii the citg 81 Helena. county OF
lewis and Clarke and state Of Montana. uni
particularly described a. follow Tie sou n
bali q that CO tain narosl o. lsnd IN hessmsn
& Davis plGe z. lot 40 par cularig described
as follows fegirAinx at a point from ghich
tho NORTH vest ornsr Of placer lot 10. y bars
u ;. s .5a met au,. 10 t ss s s. the
west Il 10 ~ Rodney street; thence north 81 de-
grte 90 eAst l0l fest thencs nortn q degrees 81
grees Get 10 feet. 20 the pare or bag nling
slid tract containing 3l-in0 acr1s.
hsit property has frontage OF - teet On
hodney street BY ii6is feet Ia depth, ana y The
same property convryed By hstsYAn JAWS
TO phhomsna snda Iaegsr eeed dated Lee.
~ Is1a aud rscordsd In the ofics o. the re-
cor or Of / suis Aad Ciarks county March -.
1850. IN book IT. % dssds pAse -.
Iosettsf with all aud sinEulu tha tens-
ments hsfe litamenfs and appur cnances there
unto heIcnriua or IN auF Wtse appsriainins-
Public notice IL herebT given. that o. I'll
day. tie nth day % Ianusry. A. ID 1874. A. II
o'clock Of that day. AZ the front door o. tha
CONT lonsa HeIana fegis and clarke county.
Montana. will In cbsdisnco 70 aid order 81 ssla
ami decres % foreciosure and sale sell the aboFs
dasCrltld property. o. Hu much iheroat - ma
- necossarg 10 satisfy - a lu1Ement with In
isfsst and costs, 90 the nj her and best bidder.
Given under ny had. mi. 81 dag Of JaBu,ry
CHARLER d. CUHrIS ehsfiG
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