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Friday and Saturday the Kaufman Bazaar sold so many hats and bon netts that the firm was compelled to employ an additional wagon to de liver them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-04-14

Don't forget the proper place to have your prescriptions filled is at the Anderson Meyer Drug Company.
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Katzensteine intends to reduce his tremendous stock of shoes and OK lords this week, and some great bar gains will be offered 112 Main street
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-04-14

Miss Mabel Gritfing, one of Fort Smiths charming daughters, is the guest of Miss Brooxie Robinson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-04-14

"Competency, purity, accuracy and promptuess" is the motto of the An derson- Meyer Drug Company. 4l4dtf
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Saturday morning a telegram was received from Mr. Gahe Meyer stat ing that Mir. B. r. Isaacs. his son-in- law, would recover from his wounds.
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If you ride bicycle ride the best, If you do this you must have WIG TOR. FOX BROS.
 Exclusive Agents. 14dti
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Does your piano need tuning? We have frst-class tnneremployed and will guarantee his work. Hoyler X Rowland, 205 west Second ave nue. 4Sdtf
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Thus far the officers have failed to capture Mexican Garlic and his con- federate, who are wanted on the charge of horse stealing.
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Rev. Dr. Barrett, of Little Rock, will occupy the pulpit at the First Methodist Church tonight.
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IF YOU are weak and worn out or have that tired feeling, Hoods Sar- saparilla is just the medicine to re- store your strength and give you a good appetite. Hoods makes pure blood.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-04-14

Ask the cigar dealer for "Cotton Belt. 1t is q Havana filler, and the best5-cent cigar in the market. 319tf
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Cheatham's Full Moon" flour is made at Freeburg, H., from Medi- terranean soft winter wheat. Try it and you will use no other brand.
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Mrs. P. H. Bridgers left yesterday for visit to relatives in Mississippi.
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Clerk C. T. Gordon. of the Senate. and daughter passed through the city yesterday en route home to Cam den.
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DECULiAR in combination, pro-
 portion and preparation Of ingredi- ents, Hoods Sarsaparilla possesses great carative value. You should TRY TT.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-04-14

For a good smoke try the "Cotton Belt" It is guaranteed to give satis- action. 319dtf
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All of our merchants did asplendid business Friday and Saturday.
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Miss Camilla Basham, of Bearden, is the guest of Miss Marion Dewoody.
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Mr. Lee Fox returned yesterday from business trip down the Valley road.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-04-14

For q dinner pill and generalfamily cathartic we confidently recommend HOODS PILLS.
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| handle only the freshest and purest drugs and chemicals. i'm C. |. HARRISON, Druggist.
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PINE BLUFF, ARK. APRIL IA, 1895.

The DAILY GRAPHICoccepts od- .,ertisiag on the distinct and smeQuivocat quarantee that t has q daily circula- tioa larger than any other dai7y aeaos- oaper published jn Pine BiGB,
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For a good cigar call at C. U. Har- rison's Drug store, on Main street.
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Maj. J. T. W. Filler passed up to Little Rock last afternoon after a visit to Filler and other points down the Valley road.
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The Anderson-Meyer Drug Com pany are the leaders in their line. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-04-14

Miss Sallie Holmes, of Altheimer, is q guest of Miss Mary York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-04-14

I have the best Lawn Mowers made. J. M. GOZA.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-04-14

Damascus Commandry, Knights Templar, will attend Easter services at Trinity Church today in full uni form.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-04-14

For toilet articles. perfumes, etc, % to c. U. Harrison, the Main street druo0ist 1d1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-04-14

Judge ". D. Johnson and wife left yesterday, via the Cotton Belt, for a visit to friends and relatives at Coffeevllle, Miss.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-04-14

If you want a good smoke. try a Cotton Belt It is handmade cigar. 319dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-04-14

Perfumery-the finestimported-at Anderson-Meyer Drug Company. tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-04-14

The Cotton Belt Cigar" is the finest 5-eent article in the city Try them. 319dtf
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Mir. w. F. Jackson, of Tamo, is in the city.
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Easter Eggs

Easter Eggs. Easter egg dyes. beau tiful eolors, , cents,- at Harrison's Drug store No. 10 Main street. 49d4t
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CITY ITEMS.

Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder World Fair Highest Me daIa Diploma.
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Thomas Pumps are the best made for service. J. M. GOZA.
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Hoyler & Rowland have re- ceived "The Develine' Whistle. It is terrible. 4Sdtf
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FINE BLUFF DAILY GRAPHIC.

fIhE BLUff DAlLl dnRF IllG, PINE BLUFF, ARK, APRIL IA, 1895. The DAILY GRAPHICoccepts ad- .,ertisiag on the distinct and qaeQujrocat quaraatee hat t hes dailg circula= tioa 7arger hoa any other dai7y aeaos- oape, published in Pine Bi4B.
 CITY ITEMS.
 Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder World Fair Highest Me daI and Oiplou.a. Mir. w. E. Jackson, of Tamo, is in the city.
 Miss Sallie Holmes, of Altheimer, is q guest of Miss Mary York.
 --
 For a good cigar call at C. U. Har- rison's Drug store, on Main street
 1dlm All of cur merchants did splendid business Friday and Saturday. Perfumery-th tinestimported-at Anderson-Meyer Drug Company. tf handle only the freshest and purest drugs and chemicals. in C. |. HARRISON, Druggist. Mrs P. II. Brdgers left yesterday for q visit to relatives in Mississippi The Anderson Meyer Drug Com pany are the leaders in their line. If For a good smoke try the 'Cotton Belt. It is guaranteed to give satis- action. 3l3atl Mr. Lee Fox returned yesterday from business trip down the Valley road.
 For toilet articles, perfumes, etc, % to c. U. Harrison, the Main street druggist. ialhi Miss Camilla Basham, of Bearden, is the guest of Miss Marion Dewoody.
  Rev. Dr. Barrett, of Little Rock, will occupy the pulpit at the First Methodist Church tonight.
 Miss Mabel Griffing, one of Fort Smiths charming daughters, is the guest of Miss Brooxie Robinson. "Competency, purity accuracy and promptuess' is the motto of the An derson- Meyer Drug Company. 4l4dtf PECULIAR in combination, pro- portion and preparation of ingredi- ents, Hoods Sarsaparilla possesses great rnr,+ivA yalue You Should TRY IT.
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for the organ. it JUST boomilled ava an
she never let on She heard It,
Dis she gle the texts nm tdiveesions!''
and Posty smacked his lips. 4 %=
no likely she, Wild forget that,
after gaein' over them ilka Sabbath
NIGHT here sin she ives /, wee bnirlie.
Falth J, without works is dead James
Aye, aye" cried Posty impatiently;
'.Ehree heads. First. "True< religion
Is 4 principle In the soul nodded,
that's faith Second, 1t is d practice
IN the life'---Warks,' / murmured pOsty.
Third, Without Il principle in the soul,
there can't be a practice iii the life.'''
80 3 soc. naethin' wrang there, ,Jauet:
1t s. maybe nae verra ORIGINAL, hut that's
naither here nor there; gin ye stand OF,
soond an Instructive. 81 Did he fitch on
Paul and James? he wud be sure tae
be reconcilin' them.'. 81
"Fhnt's n she writes on the sermon,
but She gied intae the vestry wi her
lines, an the minister ives real kind tae
her when he heard her tongue.
Ills English slippit aft in IL meenut,
an DOT cam the aud tongue; he's Il
Perthshire man himsel, though frae the
sooth end, an his wife's second cousin
is married tae the minister o Kildrunl.
conneckit wi Druntochty. - ~:
HE telt her tuc coont him ii freend
moo that she Yves amang strangers, an
tue send for him in tribble, an Lilly de-
clares that she gaed back that ,mornin
wi her heart fu' of comfort am gled
ness. So We may tell the neeburs that
Lily's daein' weel i'll London. She sends
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her respects tao Drumsheugll, an yc'ill
say. tae Jamie Soutar that Lily was
askin' for him.
When Posty departed. Janet read the
last part of Lily's letter slowly to her.
self.
'"Ehe minister's prayer took in IL kinds
o fouk, an ae petcetion, a thocht, ives
for us, grannie: Remember anyone
about whom his friends are anxious
and he stopped for half a nleenut. Ye
cud haze heard ii preen (pim fall, an a
said tae, masel, 'Chairlie.'
"DinnA be over cast doom ABBOTT him,
nor gle up houp; he's young and thocht-
less, ain he ill maybe tax Il turn sumo
ave savit five pund aft ma wages,
an m sendin't in Il note. for Il diCn;i
want the fouk at the postoffice tae ken
COR affairs.
"Noo, gin We be writin' Charlie, wuIl
ye slip i'll Il pund juist as Il bit reminder
o. his sister, an the ither Tower ill help
tae pay the Muirtown debt
! "Dinna think a III scrimpin' masel or
daein' onything mean. After ave spent
sax pund Il year Oh claithes and little
trOkeS, an three on ma kirk, all haze
aucl1t over for the debt.
"When the laist penny's paid y Chair
lies debt all buy the best black silk in
London for We, an gin am spared tao
come hame tae the summer sacrament
we ill gang thegither tae the table,
'"Twa silly weemen." said Janet to
herself, 'for he's juist Il ne'er-dae-wccl
.s>,@. an yet, gin he cam in moo. a.
wud gle him the claithes aft ma back,
an sac wud Lily For the look in his
cen an the SCUM O. his voice.
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: =. -
BEST In THE WORLD.
IT THUNDERED LONG. AGO.
An Ancient Spanish 12-Pounder Aba,
dOned To Sands and Tides

An Ancient Spanish 12-Pounder Aban-
doned TO Sands and Tides.
An old bronze cannon of Spanish make
lies On the beach at Alameda point half
sunken in the sand. Its cumbersoIuc car
rage has been stolen Or has rolled away.
The tide burHs it continually deeper. and
soon if left there to the placement of the
sea it will be lost to sight and 10 memory.
And yet this particular canEoH <:Tith
out doubt, WAS one Of tn two that rang
out across the bay the hrs. artillery sa-
lutte that the bay ever heard: This salyo
was fired in September, 177G, precisely
III years ago. 1t was to celebrate the
completion Of the Preside, on which the
soldiers of Moraga had been working
nearly year. Just beyond the point was
anchored the ship San Carles-frst to
enter between the pilared gates of San
francisco bay-t:lld her guns answered
the uUroar from the land.
The San Carlos brought along with the
supplies from the Preside at Monterey
two cannon. These were placed On the
ramparts of the fort that lay next to our
present Preside On the western side.
Later the San Carlos brought six more
the Castillo de San Joaquin, and they
now occupy prominent places at Fort
Mason where the old relics stand point
ing across the water like veterans in
their dotage. They would be useless for
defense. but they are martial and pic
turcsque monuments of the old Spanish
days. They arc the marks of the foun-
dation stone of San Francisro's history
In the I:residio there is now only one
piece of Spanish ordnance. Its com
panion is across the hay behind a wood
pile where the high tide covers il.
When and how the gun was taken
from its old stand is a matter of slsc,-
lation. 1t is thought. however, that scv-
cral years ago Capt. Zalinski, who was
then evolving designs for his dynamite
gun had it taken, from one of the forts
to Alameda point, and used it for ex-
perimental purposes. Guns that itzstood
beside 100 years ago now occupy places
of honor. 1t is forgotten. The North
Pacific Coast railroad. runs within TWEEN
ty feet of the place where it lies, and
the labor of transferring it to the place
from which it WAS taken would be very
Slight.-San Francisco Call.
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Cyrus Field as q Host.

Happening to be visitor in the Wash
ington building yesterday and passing the
old Office of Cyrus Field l recalled the
day the house was opened to the public.
Mr.. Field was extremely proud of it..
He had invited 200 or 800 friends to a
banquet on the roof and stood at the
open hatchway to welcome all who came.
1t was late when up walked a man of
middle age, who had never seen Cyrus
Field in his life and had not only not re-
ceived an invitation to the banquet, but
knew nothing about such an affair. He
was merely looking around the building.
you are just the man we all are wait
ing for said Mr.. Field. holding out his
hand with merry laugh. Come right
along. The feast is ready"
Before the man could ask for an ex-
PLANTATION the host had hurried him along
to one of the most conspicuous seats at
the board and ordered the best in the
house for him: He had knack of max
ing everyone feel perfectly at home. His
end was very pitiful.-New York Press.
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a cunning tongue, an a faulse heart.
There's no a drop O. Grant bluid in him,
lassie: there's times a wish he was
dead,' and Janet's voice trembled With
passion. =.
''Wisht, visit. grannie; he's mither's
only son, an she ives prood O. him,
ave heard We say. an he ill maybe
mend; div We ken a. ives just imaginin~
that he set tae wark and githered lo,
o siller,. an paid back u We haze dune
for him.
aye ill no be angry. but a telt Marget
Hoo ae day aboot DOR tribble an ma
houp O. Chairlie-for We Gamma look at
Marget an no want tae unburden YER
sel-an' she said, 'Dinna be ashamed o.
yir dreams. Lily;. they ill a. come true
some day: for we Gamma think better thar.
God will dae.'"
"Marget Hoo is nearer the heart O.
things than onybody in the Glen. an
am prayin' she may be RIGHT; Get the.
Dukes; it's time fer DOR readin'." And
Janet asked that ''the heart O. him that
ives far ava MIGHT he kind brother to
his sister"
No girl has gone to service in London
before, and the Glen took general in.
terest in Lily's outfit. The WRIGHT made
her kist Of sound, well seasoned wood,
and the Glen, looking in from time to
time, highly approved of it's strength and
of an inner compartment which he had
contrived with much ingenuity, and
which was secured by a paddock whose
key defied imitation =. *.a
"Noo, you see, if ony ill-conditioneA
wratch got intae the kist, he MIGHT get
COON or a jacket, but he wudna be
able tae itch her siller. M, ma, what
: she wins she keeps; ma certes, that boxie
ill beat them"
Eye ken what: ye're ABBOT, wricht,''
said Hillocks, who felt that no one going:
to distant parts could take too many pre-,
cautions. 'an' we've turned DOT a wise
like kist; sail, Lily i'll dae weel gin she
fill its y. 80
Concerning the filling long aud unx-
ious consultations were held iii Janet's
kitchen, and Elspeth Macfadyen was
been once in service herself, and be-
cause her, sister, was cook in the house
of the provost of Muirtown. ,.s.~,s%~ss r.
"We MAMMA gang u saxpence II intae
debt" and Janet laid down preliminary
conditions "an' a'thing sud be genuine,
i'll an oOt--nae show on the back and
poverty ALLOW; that's puir cleidii' (cloth-
sing) for Christian fouk. 'es = = ~asse-
'.Lily's savit aucllt pund ut the lodge,
an a can. spare twa or three: How
mony dresses an sic-like ill she need
tae begin respectable for the sl hose an /
the kirk?' - II I<.z@s y
Lilly ill need .twa prints for certain,
AM aenblack dress for the house. an
anither dress for gaoifl' cot tue kirk or
tae see her friends. She wud be better
o. a third print an u second 0otsile
goOn--fOr il bit changes, We ken. Then
she matn line u bonnet for Sabbath mn
d hat the gaze DOT a message IN sfOrby.
The ither things she I'D has already
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WHY THE EAIR GETS THIN.
Constant Cutting Robs 1t of All II
Vigor.

Constant Cutting Robs it of All it,
Vigor.
When ones hair shows the first evil
dence Of thinning out most people rush to
the barber shop and have it clipped, with
the thought that it will come in again in
greater luxuriance. This is fallacy.&-~
The cause of badness in man. is. says
DR.. Leslie Phillips in the Medical Record,
to be found in the fact that he cuts his
hair. In men the hair is habitually cut
short from childhood, while in women the
converse is almost universally true. In
boyhood and manhood, by clipping and
cutting the hair, we remove the gentle
traction Oh the bulb and follicle which
the natural weight of the hair exercises,
and which constitutes the essential and
natural stimulus necessary to secure due
enervation and vascular supply to. the
hair-producing structures. Loss of vigor,
and finally more or less pronounced at
rophy, is the memorable result, modified
or delayed, it may be, by collateral cir
cumstances, predispostions, or condi-
tons. DIR. Phillips warns the new
woman" against wearing her hair short.
Almost every theory has some defect,
and we might ask DR.. Phillips why men
who clip their boards or shave for long
time do not get bald on their chins.
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lA1X%<k1
EZS311YT

Mr.. Bert NJ. Moses, theadver-
tisement and business writer of SOP
Third street. Brooklyn, relates that
he recently had occasion to consult
DR.. J. S. Carreau 4 weH-known
physician of IS West Twenty-first
street, New York city. for 4 stomach
trouble which was pronounced &
type of dyspepsia, After conS'l|tl-
tion,' writes Mr.. Moses, THE doctor
gave me prescription. and was
somewhat surprised to note that
the formula was nearly Identical
with that of RipanS Tabules: for
which had, Oh more than one
occasion, prepared advertising.
matter. I had DR.. Carreau's pre-
scription filled, and it proved
satisfactory, giving quick relief. \
week later, when had taken all
the medicine. again called Oh tie
doctor and mentioned the SINH
larity of his prescription and the
proprietary remedy spoken Of.
showing him both the remedy itself
and the formula The doctor was
at first somewhat inclined to crit
icise what he called patent.
medicines, but appeared to be
surprised when he noted to what
extent his own prescription
conformed to the formula showed
him. 1t was practically the same.
After short time devoted to noting
the careful manner in which the
proprietary medicine was prepared.
he wound up by prescribing it for
my case. OF course I had to pay
him for telling ME to do this, but
it was worth the cost to have such
high professional assurance that
the advertised article was. in fact.
the scientific formula that it
purported to be. might have taken
the proprietary medicine in the
beginning and saved the doctors
fee, but think the confidence l
have acquired in the efficacy of the
remedy, through the doctors
Endorsement of it, is we'll worth the
fee"
RipanS Tabules are sold by druggists or by mail .
he price $50 cents hox) is sent to The RipanS Chemi
al Company No 10 Spruce Street, New York Sample
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Electricity on Warships.

b The firing of great guns and the ex-
plosion Of shells appears to have the
effect of dsarranging some of the. cleo
trical devices on warships. The Japanese
legation in Paris has forwarded to the
French government Il report relating to
the recent naval combats. in which it
is stated, with regard to- the electric in
stallations on board the. Mikalo's war
which took place were not caused, as
has been said, by the, recoil Of the guns,
but by the bursting Of Chinese shells.
The working of the ordinance nmne,,yered
by electricity was not interfered with,
The electric wires used r for <igniting
charges were, however, broken by the
vibration set up by the firing of the heavy
gulls.--Scientiiic American.
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BICYCLES i'll the M all,

Parcels weighing twenty pounds and
of the value of 500 may be sent by mail
between England and France. in accord
ance with new agreement made by the
two governments. knowledge of this re-
Gently enabled an American wheel tour
list to send his machine from London to
Paris by mail at less expense and trouble
than he could have transported it in any
other fashion, while at the same time the
machine was more carefully handled than
it would have been if left to the tender
mercies of the Continental baggage
smasher. The wheels and handle bar
were removed from the frame and care
fully wrapped in heavy paper, so as to
make Il compact bundle, before the post.
age was paid. and when the wrappings
were removed ut the tourists hotel in
Paris the machine was in perfect conli-
tiOns = !
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Tankare.

DO YOU know what tankage is?'
asked one of the customs inspectors of
the reporter yesterday.
''Something to do with tank?'
"Guess again.
Give it up: what is it?''
well, l didn't know before today
continued the inspector. ''but was down
aboard of a vessel today. a coaster bound
to the eastward. and was informed by,
the captain that he had three hundred.
bags of tankage aboard. Then he cx~
planned that tankage is nothing more nor
less than dried blood. 1t is procured at
the abattoirs at Boston and other ports
and taken to Boothbay. where it is used
in the manufacture of fertilizers. daily
EaStern rrllS
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Hoods
s'a pariIla
Is the One True Blood Purifier.
HOOd,S pills are tasteless, mild. cffec.
~a = ssAo tive All druggists, 25c.
BETTER THAN A POLICEMAN.

Young Society Woman of Lehish valley
Stops Il Sh66ting ARRAY.
BESSIE Thomas. well-Anown society
woman of Lehigh valley, and sister of
David II. Thomas, superintendent of the
Thomas Iron company ut Hekendauqua,
figured as IL heroine in stopping shoot
ing affray. Two men. Frank Gallagher
and John Davis, got into fight over u
and fired three shots at Gallagher. Just
then Miss Thomas came driving along in
her carriage. As Davis was about to
ire the fourth shot she quickly alighted
and ordered him to give her the weapon.
He promptly obeyed, and upon Miss
Thomas command the two men sepa-
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Wisconsin Patents.

Patents for the following Wisconsin
inventions are reported for this week by
Erwin, Wheeler & Wheeler. So and 50
Loan and Trust building. Milwaukee.
Wis. These attorneys will furnish thu
Inventors Handbook" free on request
Carl f. Akeley. Milwaukee,, headrest 1.-TWO
patentsl; Christ. A.. Anderson, Kaukauna.
brake beam; Henry A. Pruhns. Milwaukee.
rail sweeper; John Ehne. Milwaukee. water
heating attachment and apparatus for stove
tubular Coupling: Warren s. johnson. Mi.
waukee. electric junction box; julius Jung.
blut and S. A. Ekehorn. Milwaukee, sec
tlonal steam generator: Martin y. Narum,
Milwaukee. wheel hub: Gustave A. Zierfuss,
Milwaukee. ironing table
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Stealing the Styles.

Before the windows of millinery job
bling houses displaying latest styles wom-
en- can occasionally be seen with note
play critically, and the uninitiated no
doubt conclude that they are fashion
writer's for the newspapers or something
of that sort. But they aren't. They
are milliners, and are jotting down the
designs, the trimmings and the materi-
ais, and will soon be turning out Parish
an novelties on their own account. All
that the importer can do is to grin and
bear it, as there's no law to protect him
against this species Of thievery.-New
York Letter.