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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-01
NORTH HOWELL PRAIRIE.

Reece Heninger, of Baker City, has
been visiting l.. b. Fletcher and other
friends at this place.
The Parkersville school will close on
the evening of January 5 with an en-
tertainment by the pupils.
Ernest Wiesner is spending the holi-
days at home aud will return to Port
land University to complete the Junior
year.
c. j. Bentley aud wife Of MarquAm
have been visiting for week in tie
neighborhood.
Among the social events Of the holi-
days were the parties at j. T.. Walt
mans aud Mr.. Dyers both Of WIN, b
were greatly enjoyed by all present
The friends of Mr. aud Mrs. Geo. O.
Mcllwain Of North Howell gave them
very pleasant surprise on Christmas
day coming in with baskets well laden
aud spreading "a dinner that has LOt
been eXoelled in quality and quantity
Ia the history OF the place The d. y
was spent IN singing and conversation
and discussing the merits Of the dim, r.
The following were present. MI aud
/ MIS- J. h. Baughman, Mr. aud Mrs
. ID. w. Mckay, Mr aud MIS-, A. M
White, Mr aud Mrs. n, Cawood, Mr.
aud Mis-. W a. Ramsden, Mrs. \. W
Faulder Mr aud Mrs ! stevens, Mr.
aud Mrs. q W. Weeks, MI aud Mrs
Geo. l.. Nlutou Mr. and Ms A. r.
/ Hsggerly, Mr aud Mrs, g. Cover Mr.
and hrs. A Clenleps, Ms. Fni,
I Howell. Ms. A, h Riokard, M,ssn
7 h, A, Glars, A. b Fletcher W
stevens B W Morgan, b. Cas- ood, q
simmons, Jacob apd james Metz
| Alhsrl Napcisaye, A A. klsauhalt
Oscar simmons The Misses Ernie
Stevens, Lpg,ia CsNlod, Emma Cover
kalie cover lda Aupii tna Cover
Maud dlAss Allis stevens, hapnL
Mclleaiu. Among lhe childfsu pers
Maths hspRhmap. Cora White. kll.
Waite STEELE Cover Aahe HsggHiy
hsuhA MellNalu, fips C.smsls )
. Agnes Mrhsy hsliha kIekald
Mssisn thsllsy MellNslp, fsusl
hebaii ksn cover, rlaiis Whns
Ham Mhllf haY t'emfns nouhl
hoafl tuH liafffHy sRi 40,
Meks fhs enisl NJ iNs.s po'es loal
nolies ~ les.Ys ilpds ~ esks Az,
aloli ihF ssns fsHal ~ mesls sps
Die iis ald pa .ssfs cas- isnls upll
dllffH sNsl hg ihs .saln wh8 $50
lubIs1ifi ~ esaNas sssy log AZ
lNha ssH ~ iellew
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-01
In NEW QUARTERS.
A Leading Law Firm Moves Into
Elegant New Office.

One of the law firms Of the William
elite valley that is enjoying con-
stantly growing business, is Carson q
Fleming Of this city. They have just
moved into new suite Of rooms in the
Bush bank block, which gives them
exceptionally fine quarters in ths best
possible location.
Mr.. j. A. Carson came to Salem
about six years ego, from Toronto, and
has during the past year associated
with him Mr.. r. J. Fleming in order
to be the better able to take care of he
increasing business. This firm prac-
tices ia all the state aud federal courts,
and has attained high reputation for
winning hard cases. Their thorough
knowledge of the law, and indefatiga-
bic Industry, gives them a prestige
which is Of great value to their numer-
Gus clieuts. The thorough manner in
which they handle their cases makes
success easy, and as with all profess
sional men who have attained b gh
standing, they have all the business
| they eau handle.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-01
SALEM TO BE HoNoRED.
Gen. o. o. Howard Will Preside at
the Dedication.

Willamette University is about to
celebrate another important event In
her history. Last year this pioneer
institution enjoyed most successful
eml-centennial, and is now making
preparations to observe with consider
able demonstration the dedication OF
It's newly built gymnasium.
On January 23d this event will take
place, aud Salem will be honored with
the presence Of several Of the nations
most eminent men. Gen. o. o. How
ard, retired, u. s. A., will preside on
this OCCASION. Bishop Birdsall, Of the
NJ. T.. church, will also be present and
assist. Many others from abroad will
be here, and 1t will be made red letter
day for this, the Oldest educational In
stitutlon in the vest.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-01
QUICK POLICE WORK.
A Porger Who Passed Ministers
Checks on Saloonkeepers.

One j. Curtis Lawson, Of Portland,
who has been In Salem week, began
posing forged checks New Years eve
after dark in a wholesale manner but
was captured before he got of on the
overland train at 8 o'clock. 1t was a
managed piece Of police work on
the part of Officers MintO and Gibson.
He attempted to pass S6 check at
Johnsonis clothing store, signed Rev.
W. T.. Copeland, but failed. 1t was
payable to j. q. Lawson. The John
sons notified Copeland. An $lS check
was passed on Sherm. Thompson; also
for So Oh f. p. Talhington; So on Wm'
Anderson; 50 on Harritt d Lawrence
So on Wash. Stimpson; S6 on G. N
Lake; So on White Corner; all Cope
land checks. lie had on his person
when captured $3.50, so that mer-
chants and saloon keepers who took
his checks will be partially reimbursed
Lawson will have hearing Wednes-
day.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-01

Cocoa ARusgs Mr aud Mrs.
Mayer have been serving free samples
OF Rsnsdorps Royal Dutch Cocoa az
Harriet a l.awTrnoe's fustoflios store
10 constantly increasing crowds Of peo.
ple. The cocoa ls in ltself delicious
bsYerags aud while not dlsplaoing lea
oF coilse toapy greet eAlent, b rapidly
hecoming lhe popular snd fashionable
fooa drink ~ tho Amencan people
Mr and Mn. MayeT arc han fiapolseq
psople sud alllsls lp their lins, ssTying
lhs beverage IN manner lhal gains u
many npN oonsumen
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-01
Prom knight o.

Following is ths report N school de.
liet no. si The following psmeu
pupils hsys been uellheF absent uol
lagdy during ,he term hsglpuipg y ito.
psf lal 1894 and eudlpg December ~
lsyi snd dsssrYs special mepllop Fau
ple Hell Rsna sl0Ile. lsssls slaIIe,
frsa hlslu iAfl|s Ruilg, Jsmss
hfodls, John hNiis Nyrle Kplslf,
teacher
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-01
Dearborn 9
BOOK STORE.
PERSONALS.

Mrs. II. A. Kirk was a passenger for
Albany, on the morning local.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Fleming went
down 10 Woodburn this afternoon.
Coroner A. NJ. Clough was passen'
ger for woodburn on the afternoon
local.
Walter Downing returned from his
holiday visit at Roseburg this after
noon.
David n. Johnston, the jolly Scotch
ranoher OF Mehama, was Salem vlsl'
tor today.
Noryal Irvine aud Mas Ansen, wers
passengers for Corvallis this morning,
where they will visit friends and rela-
tiyes.
MIss Maud Kress returned 10 Stay
ton this morning, 10 resume her sohoo
work, after spending the holidays al
home.
A. NJ. Brown, city marshal and pho
tOgrapheE of SiAytoni and WE as
New YeRE'a guests of Ben. Y, Taylor
tho letter carrier.
Geo. \. Downing, of the state prison
returned today from Kalama, At th'
state line, whence he accompanied
Capt. w. w Saunders, who was ysr
tardAy pardoned BY doy' psnnoyer, %
condition that he leave tho state for
ever.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-01
RIVER NEWS

The willamette Is still slowly fall
ing, the guage registering 8.6 feet aboye
low water mark this morning,
Today being the Hoaa's 's.suuday, shf
hauled wheat from Whealland aud
Lnooln 10 the salem Flouring mills,
The Modoc came up this evening
bound for CorYallis
Eugene came down last evening aud
left for Portland this m0rninR,
Altoaa sill bs up tonight
Alice A made her regular tup,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-01
VALLEY LOCAL NEWS.
AUMSVILLE.

We had a Christmas boat. The sun
dav scbool and church decided not 10
celebrate Christmas. Then james
Mover with his accustomed energy
s,epped to the front and announced
that there would be Christmas tree'
The first man he met had been pray
in continuously that there would be
no tree. and would not help. The next
man gave a dollar, Meyer gave
d lllar himself, then he got another
dollar and some 25 and 10 cents, plenty
of encouragement, with threats OF an
opposition tree. Meyer got angry and
said by Jimmy" 1--WE will have a
Christmas boat now anyhow" The
boat was built and trimmed, resulting
in one of the best Christmas entertain
ments ever held here. Everybody was
on hand and well pleased, with the
exception Of four persons who attended
the opposite tree, while all others
were enjoying Christmas eve at the
church. There were four people ana
four "innocent little darlings" enjoying
lonely Christmas tree, in a lonely
house aud a lonely place. They were
good people, too good to go with the
mass to the church. After falling to
break up the church tree, they clustered
around their lonely affair and spent
the evening IN talking about the birth
of Christ and other births d. f..
Swank hung upon the ship shoes for
each Of family of five and not his
own family either.
One person got mad at the church
on Monday. No damage done.
Willie made move last week, the
! quickest on record. He took some old
! plank and made crossing on one of
our streets. But Willie did not own
the plank. The owner of the plank
I tore up the crossing and carried the
plank away. No one hurt.
The children at the Christmas ship
did their part well.
The young married people at the
Christmas ship faIed well. Plenty Of
vegetables for dinner and some china
ware.
Jerome Foley made one of the best OF
Santa Claus. He acted SO natural
that most everyone thought that he
was old Chriss himself.
Charles Hen made a coed many
presents but mostly in the vegetable
kingdom.
The cause Of the opposition to the
Christmas boat is belieyed to be that
the opposition thought that there
would be lot Of rough sailors there
as boats aud sailors have always beer
3 associated in their minds together.
Mr.. John Porter and Tom Darby
were in town Saturday.
Dan Smith has ghost rooster. Or
Christmas be caught him, killed hin
and Gte him, and ever since the shadow
of that rooster has been seen in his ole
places and his unearthly crow has beer
heard at night.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-01
Fhs New Yas Rssas,

hsnis happy Aeg ls.f ssstpg
~ sil ilG nlspai api elsWmss snI
''li's sll pl9iifIe4i yfaf $500 gaaa
hfsllb spl hspHpfu Aud shlls
lbspk'ps lhsw ~ prs a,ois. sss
Visa ~ 'sla' No slil . puuuusp.s
" lbs sse' sei ~ s4fIs.tpspgoallss
~ ~ s'l Hs etp ie maks a sslss.lls
ss4 lianisb.s io lhsW.
80 hAssls
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-01

The motion 10 remit the license due
from the electric car compani' =, hich
was tabled at the last meeting, was
taken up, and after some sparring wa
passed, with the following vote:
Aye-Gray, Kay, Albert and Klein.
No.-Duncan, Cross, Holman.
Mr.. Duncan changed his vote to ay'
The motion prevailed.
On motion it was ordered that the
liquor license heretofore granted tt
James Phillips be transferred to A. |
Wagner.
Alderman Klein reported In favor OF
moving the electric light from tine in
tersection of Twelfth and Leslie streets
to Twelfth and Mission streets, and the
erection of a new light at Twelfth and
Oak streets. The report was adopted
and the change duly ordered.
Committee reported in favor of q
sidewalk from Nineteenth to Twenty
First streets on Mill street and on mo.
ton the report was adopted. The same
committee reported fayorably for side
walk on the west side of Eighteenth
street from Ferry to Mill street.
The recorders quarterly report
showed: Total receipts, $l7l9 SO. TotsI
ex censes, So, G,42l7S. Paid to city treas
urer, tl6s2 25. Balance on hand
S37 "a. The total warrants for the yeal
was, $50, ,929.23.
A fire escape OrdiDace was read the
first and second time; referred.
Petition for light on Marion and
Summer Streets referred.
An ordinance authorizing a street
numbering system, was read the frs
and second time; referred.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-01
UMBRELLAS

Shy ihai 0ur blsiusss. Ns maks nsa
epd rspsif old tsll ol dlop No 3 osri
and Nv Nin silsn0 % loaf wspis
noFsn an plloss. 80 isi rommsrels
sllfsi .psaf pasionio ~. kaphusef
THF TpuaoNN fuf auf rsulaI ~
ifaas b nAltsnns ~ us W. tslss lhi
lftl NJ aspi mssl1 ~ ~ ahlslpsd N IA,
ap Nlssp easlpg . spseIslll n
n kliehep
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-01
THAT INAUGURAL BALL.
The Effort to Hold one Revived By sa'
lem Society People.

~
lem Society People.
The attempt made some time ago TO
arrange q bail In honor Of the Inaugural
,ion of Governor VIM. p. Lord has
been renewed and with some prospects
of suceess. Oregon's new Secretary OF
state Hon. II. r. Kincaid, Of Eugene,
vino will be the legal custodian OF the
st,te house. on January l4th,
the date Of the inauguration Of Ore
CONS new state administration, has
been appealed to for permission to use
the hall Of the house Of representatives
for that purpose. II all the arrange
n,,nts can be made the ball will be q
Grand affair. A committee was called
together Saturday, composed OF leading
society reople 70 "start the ball" The
hall Il 10 be made one Of the great
aocial events I'm the history Of the state.
n will surpass in brilliancy the famous
nanpropriation ball" given at the opera
honse At the time the bill was passed to
h,iid the state house, and the inaugu-
ri ball held eight years ago when
Governor Pennoyer was installed in
,aice. The place where the ball Will
ne held is not yet determined, there
,eing some objection to using the state
rouse.
The Hotel Willamette or Reeds
opera house are well adapted to the
holding OF ball but would not hold
,uch A crowd as would like to Assem-
HE in honor Of the man who stands 81
,igh IN the affections Of the people
and will give them as high an ideal o
a business administration as Govorno
Lord.
THE PRESENT PLAN
ls TO hold the ball at The state house
to have the price Of tickets $40, bu
that 10 include price of hack to AM
rom ball, supper and all. Inaugura
balls are a customary festivity in man,
states OF the Union and If Oregon pee
nle want to dance in honor of thei
Governor they have a perfect right u
A gentleman who has figured on tn
ball estimates that 1t will cost $500 |
nut canvas on the floor, 5000 fc
music. 5000 for hacks, $500 for the sui
p,r, 5000 for the flowers and decora
tons. At the lowest estimate II woul
cost $1,000 to properly conduct ba
suitable to such an occasion and
would have to be a select invitatio
affair. The general purpose of Il
committee at present is to make it a
event for the Republicans of the re-
of the state more than for Salem pee
pie. II the ball is undertaken the pc
pie of Oregon may rest assured thi
nothing will be spared in expense
make II highly successful.
| n-4.u natg (Gfsy rbon,iat
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-01
CAPITAL PRINTING co.
One OF the Largest Print Shops on
the Pacific Coast,

the Pacific Coast,
The plant which was used for the
duplication OF the defunct Marion
county Democrat has been merged into
the Croniss job printing office and this
combination now forms the Capital
Printing company, Many late i'm
proyements haye been added aud with
electric power aud light aud fast presses
this now comprises one OF the most
complete, purely job printing offices Ia
Pacific Northwest. Messrs Flagg aud
Cronise are master printers aud good
business men, aud the vast amount Of
high grade work being turned out by
them speaks well for the capital city.
A heavy business Ia done not only la
the Willamette valley, bat throughout
the state Of Oregon
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-01

The victory of DR.. Prices Baking
Powder at the Chicago and Midwlnter
FAIRS is a legitimate triumph for the
best boon ever given to the housewives
of this country.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-01

The late Hon. Janiss W. Hustled, 90
iong speaker ~ the Assembly of the
state ~ New York, Was noted for viz,
of0us pnmnon heDae 10 January ~
1870. be wrote from the Assembly
Chamber
~ dsslIs onca more 20 heer uy teall-
mQny io The value " Allcock's for0us
flAslsis. ! have used them lnf twenty
ave ysars past, and osu conselcnilonaly
oonlh,end lhr,n ~ lhN heal VAiefnal
gemedy that J hays known, haYe
them constantly W sac, ahelheT ~
h0np ~ abroad My family 81 Well
AZ ulyaelf haSs iupnd them ~ IA ) aoY'
elplsn Tsniedy, both nI pAisfnal aud
lnlelnal lnuhlas psFsl bad hui aRp
kldney tfauble ln my llil snd tbs ~
pllosllou NJ lhe plasiss ouied me lA .
hfpk dsaifs ~ ! ssld iehff Ia llsal
lay leslinn0nY ln yubllr ssY lQ their
alfoapy, hnd knos N w htllsl Wsy
Y aelas y .haa sl'lps 700 n'l go
hsanaislhs pils sis . yssslabls
IllFHellis.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-01

yHN rl2eftR ihs a. AZ Walls
ranllps taWgsny y lhf sldsai 10
pIlnllnE hnslnses NJ lps stats, n y
lAe aidssl. apd a AS sasls unls lbs
nesssl alasal n yfslf, snd nspssi la
moaeln lmpspffmeHls apa alsihgas'
1yps, plsssla sad mslsllsl tls ass
fspslleaeg "a,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-01

As an aid to superior cookery Dr.
Prices Baking Powder besides its
greater purity, Is Of higher leagening
power than any other.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-01
RELIABLE HOUSE

When buying Plano, Organ or
sewing Mschine, Geo, e.. WIN Gan easy
conyinos you ,hsl Boo buys hls goods as
rheap aa any other house iie has iar
Ices a. lsuss lhsu Die eompeiilom hs
is psfmanent roaldenl of salem.
Mhen huylog on insisl'meuls 500 bay
of . piysls Individual noi oi . e1gpoa
nou ils collects hls own potss and
lnslallmsn,s hiuiasli and 500 afs pol ~
lhs mefpy efhapkefH 10 show gou :
ssll giods ehsap } gElnf io dapllesis
suy ftslsln advertisement ip gaslliy
sna plle, baih IA hasleal lns'lument1
spd asslag Aaghlpu hsmsntsf lh'
plsts
um. AZ WA
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-01
um AZ WA
Tse asa,s nol,h " lhp fssiaflof

"hpr a. lr is ihs psiilap ~ nel
lomlsillou M f0issfNnrg Al eaW
lsla $40 paf las wip.i Hfsls eir
AaWs a nlsaslsu
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-01

Prof. Peter Datz, City Chemist OF
Indianapolis, says: ~ can recommend
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder to
every houcekeeper, as pure, wholesome
and effective.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-01
JOHN HUGHES.
New Advertisements,

New Advertisements,
,IT>1.- A r,.umou door key. owner can
4 nav, se Ins by calling nt JoURNAL ON ana an
} ying fo- t1ls a.. - I---o-oS
X X MA cu 'front.' room for two
'uersnns with u. without board. CalI ~ W. ~
nth c. IN rci.L street or inquire 0l n H.
yam. = = =
TAS-TD - ,l..,e to W.. x in a family 10y q
\ competent aul. Cali at 453 Merion street
l2--S3t
O-T-I U-l-K N.Y. in with pear. in tht
cen re Finder WI be rewarded oy re-
|'iil5, 5,ao[ 1878 81
,--I-S TCa, eve. a par, Of gold spec
tao ts.i .i.,c,sa. A reward Will be given
= th'!r ctlrn tn this ofiice. Z19lt
11IIE 81 7INh9o ". PUhIUNIIl, loI
Is husiness men and others 70 organize
int stock company for pa'ingd Gan anu Pa, msi
N wn Oregon patent right. AauIess' d.
ent. care JOURNAL salem. II ~ m M
JIELP " -AN1ED.--m tnted, active, mes
IL gentleman or lady Ia travel repres-sa3tTs
established, reliable house. larry 20 mnnlE
ly and travelling expenses, win lhcIeise' y
suited Enclose reference and sell addressed
stamped envelope. The Dominion, 3iI oman
Building Chicago.
A Il HALF PhItE -LasL Gu n-e 10 ge
n choice thoroughbred chickens at hal
prlce Your p.cK OF hludre1i must be SOLO
E. Hofer, Salem.
T., FISHER, hewsp tper rAdvrrtlslug Agent
H. q Merchants Exchange, san francisco
is our authorized agent. Ihls paper Is KEEP
on file in his office.
ITHKISTlAN sCIENCE-Liter8ture OF nj
u kinds on sale M 325 Liberty street. 4-1-l3
CtARPEr PAPEk-Large ,oI Oi neayy DrUwi
u wrapping paper lor sa'e cheap. Just tht
thing for putting under ca pets. Gail at jour
nal office. u
mo EXCHANGE-GOod acre Hud piHJteC
property on Puget -Ound for property u
Western Oregon. Address journal Otilce.
s-25tf
DAfEhs.- Portland, sacramento osaiue
Tacoma and San Francisco papers on hah
Al BeRnetts p0stOftice BLOCK
fNhE most ,erIect nttng truss maIe. Wa
/ hold "A rupture where all others have
tailed, For sale by j.. l.. Parrish, 4Oi Ibpa
street. lOllt
II j. BIGGER, AlJoI ney a. law ,aaIell OTe
III. gOn, Otfice over fnsh's bank.
GTELLA bhERMANt - ypeHluus all,
- Commercial stenogaphy, once, room
II, Gray block. The besl VI work done al ar
sOnable rates i2-2b
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-01
PUBLIC NOTICE.

NOH c is hereby given that Mrs, NJ. Stale!
has Il my bed tnd board, and thar Wl.luo
be lespOnsib ilr any n.lls or deUls she mas
con act alter the dat.
sa en-, Or, Dec. ~ lsoi
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-01
WIND UP THE YEAR.
Salem's Old City Council Cleans Up
All It's Business.

Last evening Mayor Catch and all
members of the old council except
Smith met to close up the years work.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-01

Hoods Pills are prompt and efficient,
vet easy in action. Sold by all druggists.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-01

jlFSl. A Ac,.umOu door Key. Owner can
4 nav, ssIns 10y calling Al JoURNAL Once 5 an ~, u
\ Wing n. this n Z. IL-.o.ou
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-24
Atlanta. Ga. and Return.

Cotton States and Internafion'' Exposition. The Cotton Belt R+ will sell tickets to Atlanta, Ga, aaa s return on the following dates, al " followingrates: Class "A " S27.4V' ll.s, , cts at these rates will be sold uep ~
 from Sept. 18th to Dec. 5l, lS95' lln''' ed to January ', 1896 for re9uiu' x Class "B," $20.35. Tickets at tass' s rates will be sold daily from oep@ 7 14th to Dec. B. 1895 and will De nun :, ed twenty days from date ol sa's, lsa Class "D," SLIGO. Tickets a1 1l''ss ,.s. rates will be sold Sept. l6th' 9sa' .s Oct. 9th, 18th and 26th; Noy' ,gtI,' gth' 10th and 18th; Dee. 5th anu tyiF' Sae' limited ten days from date o' 'N'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-24
North and Northeast.

MI II you have any. intention of going to the n9rln dqri5 or East this fall or winter, you should south sou and Vest This is the Louisyile '',S < NnaSShVllle railroad, which is running donhle uially uillSy tralns from Memphis through to Louis lanta, Washington, Philadelphia. New Vorl 0nlcaEo, @ Detroit, Buffalo and all points North ana ana East Pullman Sleeping Car Service M c ddnr93ugn; speclaly low rates made to Atlanta TTurihg Tur the cont1nuance of the Cotton States hsxposltion is For particulars as to rates and through car service write i@'oo anu
 '. r. ATMoRE, Gen'l Pass. Agent
 MAxp. Louisville. Ky.
 Memphis Tenn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-24
Low Rates to Atlanta.

Extremly low excursion rates llsss 9Se Mash. made to Atlanta and return oV6f V5ailway 1w gia vile, Chattanooga & St. Louis hnSn1atanooga Memphis, Mckenzie, Nashville, ,.,int 0nassf of tho ESoaSst coon mGuaan staes s9G %
 sition, opened from September E ,0nte to to ohs Der S1, 1885 This is the preferrea roi for their East and Southeast, and passenger that theifl own benefit should insist and se5 esp,a daily fssl traas tlekess em rena smphs ihs % and oa aea s
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-24

Thursday night the pupils of An nunciation Academy will give an en- tertainment at the 0pera-house for the benefit of St. Joseph's Catholic Church. Reader, you should by all means witness this entertainment. It will be good.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-24

The rain Saturday will probably prevent the Pine Bluff bicycle riders who propose to go to Little Rock today from making the trip.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-24

II you want to know where to get bargains this week. just read over the advertising columns of today K GRAPHIC. Blum's Dry Goods Empo- rium' Isaac Dreyfus. Kastor X Bluth- enthal. katzenstein. the New York Racket Store and others of our ad- vertis4rs are offering special bar gains for this week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-24

Contractor John Gossett has been awarded a contract for building d handsome residence for Mr. A. Lemon, an employe of the Cotton Belt railroad, on the corner of Third anvenue and Missouri street
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-24

Many handsome new residences are being erected in all parts of the city and our carpenters all quite busy for this time of the year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-24
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THe DAILY GRAPHICaccepts od. .srtssiag on the distinct and unequivocal guarantee Mat it hos duly circalo- ton larger than oa,y other daily aeaos- paper published in Pine Bl9f.