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Why of Course.

Why of Course.
 You don't have to buy if you don't want to, but if you will study your own inter- ests you will want to. The incest pocket-books ever brought here, and all with patent coin pocket. ANDERsoN-MEYER. Won't you look at them?.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-13

Mir. and Mrs. A. s. Trigg will leave for Altheimer this afternoon, where they will visit Miss Sallie Holmes for a few days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-13

Miss Nina Weightman left on the 7:30 Valley train this morning for Hope, where she will visit relatives for few weeks.
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Soaps.

We have so many different kinds that it is impossible to tell about chem all here, Come in and see them.
 ANDERsoN-MEY
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Farrar. the little son of MT. and Mrs. $. C. Martin, who has had a serious attack of typhoid fever, is rapidly improving.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-13

Mesdames Fannie Meyer and Leo K astor and Miss Josie Drevfus, re- turned last night from Mt. Nebo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-13

HOODS PILLS for the liver and bowels, act easily yet promptly and effectively.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-13

Miss.Lillie Levine is expected home from Mississippi this afternoon, where she has been visiting relatives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-13
MT. Felix Smart left for Hot Springs this morning.

Contractor R. W Lane has been on the sick list for the past two days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-13

Mrs. Lee Summerheld, thee Miss Mamie Meyer, of Little Rock, is visiting relatives in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-13

Garland D. James. after two weeks visit to Hot Springs, ar rived home yesterday evening.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-13

Mir. D. L. King, of New Lewis vile, is registered at the Airing ton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-13

Col. J. " Corcoran arrived home from Washington City this morn ing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-13

Fresh dill, sweet and sour mixed chow chow and vinegar pickles. Sour kraut and pigsfeet.
 827 l.. E. GOLDSMITH & Go.
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Mir. Henry Bernath is confined to his home today on account of sick ness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-13

Mrs. A. Blum and family returned last evening from Potash Sulphur Springs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-13

Mrs. l.. Rosenbaum and two daughters returned from Mt. Nebo yesterday evening.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-13

MT. c. yoss will leave for Hot Springs next week to recuperate for few weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-13

About sixteen bales of cotton rolled into Pine Bluff this morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-13

Col Thos H. simms, of Hope, was a guest of the Arlington Hotel last night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-13

MT. K. \. Adams returned last night from Q business trip to Nal vern.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-13

HOODS PILLS for liver and bowels, act easily yet promptly and effectively.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-13

Voss & Bro, are receiyingsdaily large shipments Of sporting goods.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-13

Fresh mackerel and piekied Hol land herrings.
 17d If L. E. GOLDSMITH & Co.
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DC NOT NEGLECT the syrnytons of impure blood. Do not disregard Natures cry for help. Take Hood's Sarsaparilla and guard against serious Illness and prolonged suffer ing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-13

AaoT WHAT WE GAY, but VI what Hoods Sarsaparilla Does, that tells the story of its merit and success Remember HOODS CURES.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-13

Capt. I'd. Rowland is in the city today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-13

Why does Smith < Robinson use only Full Moon four in baking? Be- cause it is the best. 1Stf
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Miss Grace York is suffering severely with a sprained ankle.
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 CITY ITEMS.

The D1ILY GRaPHICaccepts ad- .srtasing on Me distinct end atneqaigoca1 guara,tee tHat it has q duly circuld- ton larger Hun ang other dadlg aeaos- paper published su Pine BlQf
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T7OR SALE Scholarship in one of the besl F business colleges in the country, Apply at the Graphic office tf
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Mr. George c. Lewis, of Stuttgart, is Pine Bluff visitor today
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-13

Col. NJ. W. Taggart wilt leave for Monroe. La, tomorrow.
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Mir. sam Fies is up after two weeks illness.
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OPTION. CORN, SUGAR AND Ri
 PLANTATIONS.
STOCK, GRAIN, VEGETABLE AND
 FRUIT FARMS.

Among our connections are appli. cants to make loans on real estate or advance money to develop business enterprises. We have applications from parties desiring to engage in manufacturing. Also, seeking to engage in merchandising, profes- sional and mechanical pursuits, etc. Therefore, please state the advan- tages, facilities and inducements of fered by you and your friends, giving full details and address.
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Magistrate Q. ". Alexander is quite sick today.
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IMPORTANT.

We have daily inquiries and de mands for properties and lands described below and if you or your friends have such for sale, write us, giving full details, address, etc.
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x1YANTFD TO RxeHANGE-A breeeh- wy loading Piper shotgun. No F bore, for cows J. II. DeImon. 629 Texas street.
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Fresh barrel olives. 82Stf L. D. GOLDSMITH < Go.
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TIMBER, GRAZING, MINERAL AND
 AGRICULTURAL LANDS.
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Mir. Ghas. Ritehie has recovered from 3. severe illness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-13

John Portis has returned from the Valley of Vapors.
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TyOR sALE-One horse and delivery wagon C cheap for cash. Apply to 0. X. Womaek. SIS Olive street. 966t
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IMPROVED AND UNEMPLOYED CITY
 PROPERTY.
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PIrTsnuEu, Kan, Feb. 1.-THE
regular santa Fu passenger train from
Kansas CITY was wrecked Just outside
tho limits tuis evening, aud several u
the passengers Injured. Nonooi them.
II b thought, will die,
The wreck occurred lust outside the
city limits as the junction Of the Santa
Fe, Missouri Pacific and the Kansas
CITY, Pittsburg ana Guif roaus. A
Missouri Paciii3 coal train was swilou-
Ing, aud the ungiuCer, looking back
lot signals, failed 10 zee the approach.
ing Santa Fe passenger going north.
The coal tfAin struck tue tender Of the
sattA Fe, throwing tue ontire passon.
ger Train, except the engine, - the
bottom o. n iliieen.ioOt ombankment.
Every person on the Santa Fe train
was more Or less injured, anu the WOG-
der IA that nobody was killed.
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TnE nlILHoAO CoNrENrIoN.
ME- LomaK Of ii,o Union Pacific Onors
m Explanation.

Me- LomaH of iho Union Pacific Onors
m Explanation.
OMAHA, Feb. lS.--The now develop.
ment In the Western uanscon tluental
trouble growing out OF tho refusal Of
General Manager Dodge Of the Den.
yer d Rio Grnudu 10 end 3rse the agtUL-
mout Buppolnd 10 have been completed
10 very seriously completing lne siiu-
alton. General Passenger Agen, l.. 70
max OF the Union Pacific on tnis suit
juct said;
"Whon the conference between the
lranBmii souri, llLoB relative 10 tho
boycott was ended, Mr. Caldwell asked
me 10 there was anything else the
Union Pacific demanded. informed
him there was nothing.
"rhun ha said; 'You are ready
10 ulgn tho ugrUcmuutY / told him
the Union Pacific has been ready
10 tign fer the last ak weeks, Or
elk mUnth1, the moment the boy
colt was lifted. A circular letter 10
III lines was then prepared aud siguoI
by the trnnsmirsouri lines, the RIO
Gfandu Wlsicfn being "a party D the
agreement. That circular ~ now iu
the mails ami has been received by
many roads utfIrs this. We shall LOOK
20 the association, Of which we are
members, Tor the necessary protection,
lust 20 we would have tried 10 protect
Ourselves had We boon outside tle as.
BoulntiOn,
For twenty yoar tho Union Pacific
has granted iilu tips 10 Salt Lake on
tickets hnVIuE "a limit sufficient 10
allow such y.si. We ore not likely
90 cut II OIL now becauHo tho Rio
GTaude Western roiusea 20 grant 90 the
equality We have Insisted on. There
must DO some mistake, however, tor tho
telegram Of Colonel Dodge Is gmbigu-
Ous, toHay the least,
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UsroHrUNATE nrsEnuLlNcr,
Young 1Ian Came Near the OnIIows
fer Anothcr's CrImc.

Young 1Ian Came Near the OnIIoWs
fur AnoIher's Crime.
sr. J0spM No., Feb. ls.-Wallor
Bryant, young man with a broad
scar on bis forehead Rnd another on
his arm, has been In iail Ia this city
for several days, held on suspicion Of
being Thomas Harris, wanted OF
Atohison county for the murder Of
John Mellow ell, seven years ago. He
was arrested IN Springfield and brought
here by Sheriff ShacElefoTd, Of Atch.-
sou county. Ihatc1unty has no iail
and It's prisOnera are kept here. Bryant
auBwerel -l-o description OF the mur-
defor Ia every particular, even 10 the
scars on his arm auI forehead. Several
men from AicnisOu county who had
known Harris, saw him aud declared
that the right man had been arrested.
Harris was under sentence OF death
when he eacapoj, ami Il looked very
much as II the young man VINO
answered his description would have
to pay the death penalty. He did not
become alarmed until his father came
down from AtchisOn county anu idon-
Tiled him as his son.
Bryant said his parents aud brother
lived az santa Rosa, Cal, but there was
no Gnswot from the address he gave.
He declared that he had beLn arrested
before on the same charge, once at
sheridan, Wyo., and once at Little
Rock, Ark, but he hal forgotten the
name Of the sheriff from AtchisOn
county VINO went after him and found
that no was not tho right mau. He
remembered the year, however, aud
described the sheriff. William Turner,
who lives Ia Red Willow county, Neb.,
was sheriff Of tho county at that time
and he came 10 81, Joseph 20 save the
young mau's lie. Turner recognized
the prisoner at once and said no was
not the murderer OF Mcdowell
BTyanps statement that he had been
twice arrested before this on account Of
mis- resemblance TO tho fugitive was
confirmed by the 0x-shprin. When
Turner came he brought with him a
minute description Of Harris, made
while the murderer was prisoner in
his charge and called attention TO a
scar on the left ankle which could not
DO found on Bryant, H0 said the To-.
bbmblance between thp two mea was
perfect with this exception. Tho All
HOnca OF that scar on the ankle has
probably boon tho means Of saving
Bryant from being executed Tor
another mans crime. Nothing has
hoen heard from his parents at santa
Rosa.
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San FRANCisCO, Feb. lJ,-Tho grand
jury IL unable to iini william Hal, ex.
Beor,tary Of the board Of police COM
missloncrs. Foreman Gagan states that
ia n private interview Hall made start
lug revelations OF the methods alleged
90 have been employed by some police
officials Ia blaCkmailiug and then pro-
toctiug gamblers anu other disrcputable
cnnfaclvt. Gagan says that Hall
agreed 90 appear anu testify 90 these
statements before the grand Jury, upon
tho condition that he should have Inn
munily from prosecution. 10 this Fore.
man Gagau assUnted, but Hall has
since disappeared. lie owns valuable
real estate property,
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seal HnIiuE Continues.

MONTREAL, Que, Fob. ls.-Ir.
formation has besn received at
Ottawa from Victoria, b. o., WHOM
shows that the seal killing lnduttry 10
lar fiOm being killed by tho Brrins
ssg arbitration arrangements. Never
was IL In more nourlBhing condition
than II is to-day add never were mora
persons engaged In II. W 10 date
MY vessels have sailed FOR inc
grOunda. One halt are bound for tho
Japanese coast and tho other nun 10
hunt In British Columbia Rud pnrlfl,
cJsat Waters, On the vessels whinb
have gone to Japan there arc 6O5
hunlere, nearly all OF whom arc
whites, tho gun being used freely i'm
hunting on the coast Of japan. On
the other vessels there were l7s whites
aud 602 Indians, making "A total NJ
1855 peraons employed In the indua.
try, exclusive Of those who will 70 10
sea ON no suboanors still In port.
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Wanted 60 sacrInao Two Lives.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. l7-At the female
hospital VI this city today Clyde Cam.
ufOu, youth Of IL, made desporoto
attempt 70 end the lives Of his girl vile,
Mamie, sged ~, and himself Through
succession OF mlsfJrlunes the couple
had become unable to make living.
Mrs. Cameron was taken sick with the
malAtiai fever and moved TO tho city
instltuti2n for medical treatment.
Cameron, still out OF work, called 10
SEQ hia wife today. They talked
earnestly for some time, when sudden.
ly Cameron drew cheap revolver
and nt0d one shot al bic wife, lnillot-
Ing n probably fatal wound in the side
near tho heart. He then turned tho
revolver upon himself, but inflicted
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prna Net InNr.ilr.iInn.

SAcRAuIarO, Cal, Feb.10.-Thc ~.
stmolyjudiCiary committee today re-
ported substitute Tor tho attorney
gcnouPa bill providing lr dfas-net
investigation OF allefci municipal
corruption In san Francisco. The
su0aituie measure prOvidoi for com.
mitteo ui three, ono member 70 be
appointed by the governor Hud ono
each by the president OF tue senate
aud the speaker VI the assembly. Tue
commission IL authorized 10 sit no
longer than until the converting Of tho
next Legislature, and has power TO send
for peraons and papufu aud take lusti.
mOuy.
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Mat unllos Another Contention.

CHICAGO, Feb. ia special 10 the
Iribuus from Minneapolis says that
Mrs. Wauhtel, the photographer, was
seen tonight, and from her tho fact
was elected that Bllxt made another
confession, which changes the whole
course Of events, ~ IL allowed, In the
trial u Harry Hayward.
She claims that BliXt stated % hor
In answer TO question from his at-
togney TINT Adry Hayward put him
up % the job Of mur1eFlng Ml6s Cling.
IL was planned previously to the
tragedy and all Of the details are al.
most exactly as stated by Bllxt
On tho stand, excepting that tho
name Of Adry should be substituted for
that Of. Harry In the confession.
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Women Of all Ages, Attention !

NINE NJ YALE. Queen Of Beauty
who has ltc,ulei In all Of the prom
incnt cities Of the world before vast
audiences, and has been pronounced by
all newspapers to be the most peHee
woman in form and feature now living.
speaks TO the women Of the world and
coniesses to them that the secret Of hlg
beauty lies in perfect health-ani the
secret Of her health lies iu the use o
her own remedies. Among them
Fmiicua-her great aud wonderful
tonic orcuung all female al mcnis and
building up the system. Fmitcura
restores an weak organs 10 peHec,
health. II cures the many complaints
Of women that only women know oL
lt restores the vitality, makes the eyes
bright, the step elastic, and brings Tie
bloom Of health to the faded cheek.
l,renews the nerve tone and makes the
lesh firm, hard and vclyely. 10 fact, i,s
use Is the royal road to perfect health
aud beautiful womanho1d. Il cures
their complaints and nervous troubles
OF any nature and rcv.ves the vitality
which is lacking in all such cases for
women Of 90 ages. a discovery by
woman TO cure women. Price, g. per
bottle; for s.. AT druggists or by
mail.
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WAuuNGrOS, ID. O., Feb. l0.-5en.
ator Grsy Is engaged In circulating IN
tho Senate recommendation 10 the
PRECEDENT that Senator Ransom, q
North Carolina, be appointed minister
10 Mexico, 70 succeed Hon, /. h. Gray.
He has NO far presented 70 only % toe
Democrats. Many Of the Republicans
have expressed n desire TO sign thu
document, anu II will DO presented
when t1e members shall have been can
vnEpol CJmuiptglv.
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excited condition, suggested that they
40 fr a walk, to which Wilkinson
agfeod.
Passing tho houto where the young
man BEARDED, he excused himself 10
run IN anu get an Ovtrc1at, leaving
Misc Potter VI tue cate. Reaching bic
room ho sent n huilo. crashing through
his brain. Hts BwOctheaft, hearing
the report OF tue pioi0l, reached him
just ne he was dying. lie was 20 yeats
Of age aud WAS soon 90 have been
married.
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nOYNroN C0.UEsroNpENE

vgrdioitn Divorce Cnse Against the
Famous swimmer.
LONDON, Fet.lG.-ln the high court
oiiusliou today Captain Paul Boynton,
the swimmor, appeared as q o5.rospon-
dent In a divorce case. Tho charges
were preferred ~ man named Buale,
The proprietor OF a restaurant. An aware
q E7jJ damages was entered against
BoynlOn aud the divorce was granted.
The defendant, Emma Buale, was for
mcrly employed by BOynton o. a
swimmUr In an exhibition which he
nAvn I'm Ifulanl.
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.lsnernL,, LIoolh boil no.ter.

Boston, Fob. l7.-"Genergp Booth,
c9mmand5f-lu.chiU Of the Salvation
Army, addressed three big mast meet
inrs 4 tue MeCuanics' building today.
This evening tue hail was crowded 90
~ utmost ami It IL estimated that his
heareH numbered At least 25,OJJ poo
PIE during tho DAY,
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ENDED ms LIFE.

''sos'rineo nT, IngeTsoII Carried
Out Ia Practice.
y.SVERi Fob, lT-Melancholla aud
.l-Ap'lon compelled George II.
, DI.ll,on TO Elll himtelf In a pathetic
Sensational manner this afternoon.
, vals calling upon tho young lady to
~. ~. ne Nas engaged, Miss olive
~, NM 10 lieW a revolver, aud AFTER
-,.. 'llt no WAS convinced that ru-
Ii vac Impossible, attempted ~
~ .'ui,ell' The young woman by
M. lle'enled him carrying cut
lgu' and thinking TO allay his
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COUNT M oAsTELLANE.
Eisn uouId's Prospective nnd Import.
Cd Husband.

NEW YoRIl, Feb. ls.-Tho mos.
noted guest At the hotel Waldorf 10 the
Count DE Caslellane, who Is engaged
20 marry Miss Anna Gould. Hecan-
not even walk through the halls with.
out hearing his name mentioned. Int
young man, Tor no IL only %, is wei
built aud wears crop OF light curly
hair. He dresses like thorough
Partisan. Count CasIellano is WILLING
10 tnlktO newspaper men. He spusk,
tho English language we'll, but with a
strong French accent. Tue publicity
which las been given 10 his projected
marriage IL dlstasIeful ~ him,
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rs Gents

Our standard 5L0l quality N Fronch.
fancy wClyo ~ut.uEl, iu widths go 10 %,
iuchns, s0fgu aul Cayhmofo finish,
special at
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300 Yard.


splendid showing o. now siylog. now.
cst effects in novelty Blacks, ntt The worry
latest stylish cuucuis, specials Tor tlls
Wp|k.
20 u' rrg fancy alI wool Broraicd
Wo1luu7 boo lovely nuat dOsigns, usually
sold q. ljc for
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only plight scalp wound before he
was selz5d. His vito will probably
die.
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Go Cents

A genuine bargain in Ftouuh Serge,
is inches wide, iu iot and blue black,
most reliable make, never so0n los
than 500, Tor
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An UneXampled Offering Of the
New 1895 Foreign and Do
nestle Wash Fabrics
al New Prices.
Now 80 inch pcrsalas. 90 light and
dark grounds, aud an incompatible
variety OF patterns. worth l5g, now
I price
l0c Yard.
Now Iephyr Glnghoms In tho now
ciouiol ELECTS, worth Zoe, now prico
l0o Yard
Now French Cambrlc,. In scores Of tho
nuwcst and prgitiost light, medium, dark
grounds, 300 tho most ozquisil designs,
our now price
zoe Yard.
Now Anderson Scotch Zephyrg In
oycry now ahaio aud dosIgn, 100 pat
torus 10 select from, now pficl
25C Yard.
Now Corca Cloths, our exclusive and
dialinguo wsavos, worth 2'c, now price
Is Cents.
New Manchester rlcluss, most
fashionable foreign 'cyile, now price
10 Cents.
SnAEoTHER CUT ~ HoslERY.O
Chldron'p hcayy Ribbed all wool tan
Hose, slzgs TO b, worth 3ac palr, cut 10
1910 Pair.
lnauis' all WOO, Blaos Hose, sizes ~
90 a'l, worth Zoe. uut tu
DC Pair.
IniuutF OH wool limo Black Ribbed
Hose, s.zOs 81 90 o., worth 25o pair,
quito
i2lc Pair.
Ladies' heavy all wool Ribbed or Plain
Cashmere Hose, bizos 80 10 10, worth
Soc, cut TO
zoe Pair.
SPECIAL ~ uANDKERCHIEFs.
al1dozon Of finely Embroidered Cam.
brio HuulkorUhlsf., slightly imperfect,
worth -Jg TO Zoe, 90 DO ul0scdM
l2lo Each.
GREAT TRADE MARVELS IN
OUR CLOAK DEPT,
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NINE. N, YALE, Health and rssgty Spec
ial.sL lalc Temple or Beauty. 49, state sugoi
chicago
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CSC Yard

Pin checks lu vHr.sa'ol cllors, leading
French makes, iI iuChgs Wide, worth
tl-H, opening urIrH
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4 NV spLrINIs nELOW.

lloNluc Su.tIur. go Inches wide, q mix
iur' 90 all wool aud sIlIg, Zoo nont littl
pin checks aud yafhmlcd c3lors, op1n,
ing Halo price
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Soc Yard.

30 Inch, strictly all wool ctmola hair
hnlsh Hniiings, in dark cllor only, pos-
Nivcly worth sNr, special
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3 Yards 8LOO.

a beautiful limo OF gs 90 90 Inch all
wool Novelty sulluEa, in noat dark COLI
ORE, just thu thing Tor early Spring
pre'svs, % good weight, worth sl.uU,
opening price
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-20
Lii Hung Chang W Japonii.

YOKOHAMA, 19 marca.- Il
Shamonoseki telegrafujs, re
dis przybyl tam ze sws swita
wice-kr6l Ii HING Chang, ja-
ko pose1 padzwyczajny do
traktowania o pok6j pomisdzy
Chinami a Japonis. Ma on
kompletue, a jak najobszer.
nieisze pelnomocnictwa. Pred
stawiciele iapo6skiego Urzedu
spraw zagranicznych z1ozyli
zaraz wice-kr6lowi wizyte ma
parowcu. Nastepnie Ii Hung
Chang, W towarzystwie pred.
stawiciela Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych J. w. Fostera odda3
urzedowa wizyte japo1skiemu
ministrowi spraw zagranlcz'
nych p. Mustu Munemlstu.
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UkamienOWany.

Wczoraj popo}udniu zapu-
kali do mieszkania 80 letniego
robotnika Autoniego Lehman.
ma jakis zupe1nie nieznajomy
cz}owiek, a kiedy mu otworzo-
no, poprosi1, DO mu pozyczyc
blaszankisdo piwa. Lehman
odpowiedzial, Re ME ma take
go naczynia, a wtedy 6w ME-
znajomy z kocia zwinnoscia
porwa2 patio wiszace przy
drzwiach zacza} uciekac.
Lehman pobieg} "a MIN ma
ulics i wlasnie dopad}szy do
niego, porwa} 60 "a kolnierz,
kiedy grenada pr6zniak6w,
stojacych ma rogu ulicy,. zacze'
Ia obrzucac Lehmanna kamie-
miami. Jeden tych kamieni
uderzyl Lehmanna tax silniew
glove, ze nieszczesliwy, krwia
oblany, straci} przytomnosf i
upad} ma ziemie. Wtedy jego
napastnicy sic rozbiegli. Polka
leczonego zaniesiono do domu,
a lekarz zawezwany skonstato.
wal, be Lehman ma czaszke
rozbita i ze rama jego jest ME-
bezpieczna