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CHEAP LOTS AT LAKEVIEW $3.50:
~ 122x130; a speculation Apply to THOMAS
MCMAHON, 62S Market ST.
CHEAP LOTS IN GIFT MAP NO. 2.
" lao feet on Cortland ave; graded, severed
and macadamized, with frontage of 125 feet on
each Heath and Lee streets; only $3.50: half cash,
balance on time. Apply toTHOMAS MCMAHON,
62S Market 81.
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ca O00 RENTS 1913 PER MONTH
ap wv. must be sold: corner on 9th st.
stores and flats: lot 50x90.
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"WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1885, AT Y, Noon.
SHAINWALD, BUCKBEE & CO., Auction EERs
21S-22O Montgomery ST., Mills Building.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE A SPECIALITY.
We have more contracts upon country lands fol
sale than any dealers in San Francisco, and viii
guarantee to locate any one who desires TO purchase
Or exchange his pro perty
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DARTNER-MOST POPULAR SALOON OFF
Marker street; elegant fixtures private
rooms big day and might trade; full investigation
aLoNed. PROLL d SIENBERG, S73 Market st.
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G0S0 DAIRY PRODUCE STORE; AVER
Els IL WOOD, 9l7 Market 81
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&S00 COFFEE SALOON; WORTH $1,000;
NDCOO. near Chronicle. SPECK'S, 80 Mont
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% You WANT A SUMMER HOME?

See those beautiful lots at Alto, Marin County;
only 40 minutes from city, price $3.50; easy terms
JOOST 4 WOoLLEY, 4 New Montgomery st.
QOEnn BARGAIN-BUSH, NEAR MASON,
epOOOP. north side: 30 rooms. For particu-
lars see H. w: SKELI0N, 40 Montgomery St.
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o'FARRELJ & CO., Real Estate Agents,
II OF
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TOR SALE-GROCERY AND BAR; BEST LO-
J. cation in the city; kept by present owner IL
years; good long lease; viii be sold cheap account
other Important business. Inquire southeast cor
neT Grove and Buchanan SITS.
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UT0O FINE SALOON on THIRD ST.
ID IOO. billiards and pool; fine location, and
large wine cellar. Inquire 129 Third st.
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NAFE INVESTMENT IN BUYING COUNTY
~ rights for useful Office patent; model NAV be
seen a PROLL & STENBERG'S, S73 Market St
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pARTNER IN ESTABLISHED MECH AM
L cal business; small capital. 500 Mission ST.,
DOWNSTAIRS.
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&760 GROCERY AND BAR: a BIG PAYER
p OO' dirt Cheap; $1,000 stock in SIGHT MI
CHELS & WOOD, 9l7 Market st.
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RELOW COST TO EFFECT AN IMMEDIATE
ID sale; that beautiful residence, TAO Castro St
go look at it and make US an offer.
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G90l WOOD. COAL AND COKE YARD
- wv for sale; very cheap: a good pay: horse
and wagons MICHELS & WOOD. 917 Market.
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0O00O VERY CHEAP COTTAGE; CON
tDAOOO. tains rooms and bath; lot 2Oy
100; on Treat put at this low figure in order
to effect an immediate sale.
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DRESIDIO HEIGHTS BUILDING LOTS; WE
l. have several choice offerings in this locality
improved and unimproved.
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No. 81 Francisco ST. lot 40xS0 feet close to sea-
wall and north water front; present rents $16: two
tenants; sure to increase in value; in northern
manufacturing and warehouse district.
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CARPETS.


CARPETS, 45c; LINOLEUDI, 40C; BEDROO
" set. $l1. SHREK. 1910-l3l2 Stockton st
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como PARTNER WANTED IN LIGHT
tl-OO- business suited 10 plain steady man sat
lSned with SO 10 SIS per week: no previous exper-
lence required. BUSINESS EXCHANGE, 1887
Market ST. =
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&C00 FRUITSTORE on TURK ST; owns
y -OO. buiIling SPECkfS. 30 MONTGOMERY ST.
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PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE.

PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE.
600 ono EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
tDZZ.O'O erty; farms, Joining, comprising
50 acres IN earliest part of Vaca Valley and only u
miles from town. all in bearing trees, best paying
early varieties; rented for $500 cash rental,
which will go to purch aser; would exchange 30
acres rented at $500, separate if desired, 81
600; there is no better investment than this in the
country. CANAAN & LYON, 215 Kearny st.
$1,000 for $50 Win Excl e4ehS2s elf for san a Rafael
Oakland or Santa Rosa property. DECKER, 1906
Market ST., corner of Taylor.
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CHOEMAKERS, ATTENTION! FOR SALE
- GUITNEAiS long-established custom shoeshop,
Sixteenth and Folsom sts.; rent low. Apply at
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

NoTICE-To RUY on SSTT, R1ISfTFSS IN
- any sind see STRAND * Co, 10 Sixth st.
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/ NNESIM MEM; oIUUU; PARTIES NOW HOLD
L ing 70 per cent Of the capital ock in company
owning well established mechanical patents now
IN use by 63 railroads and many firms throughout
the United States and six foreign countries, viii
sacrifice One-third OF their interest for surplus
working capital 10 insure the proper attention to
the business for its more rapid advancement
good interest guaranteed; business will stand fullest
Investigation; the company handles its own bus-
ness, which is mostly royalties, but also does man
uiacturing For interview and full particulars ad-
dress Union, box 25 this Office.
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income tax. Both of these are inn portant and much-needed amend ments to our organic law.


 PROSPECTS, were never better for railroad building in this State than at present. The Gould system has purchased the Lott railroad, and will complete it shortly to Hot Springs, while the Receiver of the Little Rock & Memphis road, at the request of the bondholders, has been authorized to expend $2 ,OO0 in preliminary survey from Little Rock to the Southwest. Whether the proposed Pine Bluff & Malvern road is built by it's original project ors or not the completion of the Lott road to Hot Springs will he- cessitate the extension Of the Hot Springs < Malvern road to Pine Bluff in order to get an outlet and some other connection in lieu of the Missouri Pacific. Altogether the prospects are exceedingly fattering for a road from Pine Bluff to Nal vefn and Hot Springs, which vii open up large aud prosperous ter ritory to the wholesale and retai trade of this city.
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JERRY SoUTH, who recently said that he is in favor of bolt if the National Democratic party does not declere for free silver in 1896. has again been heard from, and this time Jerry arises from his temporary ob- livion to inform us that he is "solid in the hearts of his constituents" and that he 4knows what he is talk ing about. The latter declaration is startling, for the opinion has ob- tained in some circles for some time that Jerry has been talking so much recently that he was hardly aware of what he purported to he talking about. Well, Jerry is fond of ad- vertising, hence the newspaper boys like him, and Jerry will talk for publication just as longa a reporter will jotsdown what he has to say. It is, indeed, gratifying to learn that Jerry is "solid in the Fearts of his constituents and that he Knows what he is talking about. The world can now move on in blissfuf peace. e Jerry South, the wild gazel from the mountains of Baxter, has again been heard from.
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rnvcs.-CnlIector.s Natice.

Notice is hereby given that for the purpose of receiving Taxes for the year lSg9, VIII attend at tho voting precints of the several Townships of Jefferson county, Arkansas, a5 the places and on the dates herein specified respectively, tO=WIt;
 Past6ria Township, Pastoria, Thursday,
 Bolivar Township, Greerss, FridayJanuary
 Niven Township, Watson's Chapel, Monday,
 Bogg Township Cornerstone, Tuesday Old River Township, English. Wednesday, January i5, 1896.
 Viiemont Township Mrs. Carnes Store. Thursday January t6. 1S96.
 Jefferson Township. Jefferson Springs, ,Salur. day. January ls lS96
 Plum Bayou Township. Altheimer, Mon day, January 20, lS9G.
 Roberts Township. Humphrey, Tuesday.
 Dnnningifon Township, ,Wabbaselsa, ,Wednes- day,January =, lS96
 Melton Township, Pointers Store, Friday, January 24, 1896.
 Richland Township. Hfnwood, Saturday, January 9, lS96
 Spring Township, Lea Springs, Monday. January 24, 1S96
 Washington Township. Ruth School house, Tuesday, January 2s, 1926,
 Dudley Lake. Township, Tucker Wednes- day. January 29 1876.
 Whfeyile Township. Macedonia, Thurs day, January 30. 1896.
 Iailadega Township, Locust Cottage frt- day, January Il, lsaG
 Vaugine Township. Court House, Saturday, February 1. 1895
 On and after February 1st the Tax Books will be open in my office each day Sundays excepted for the reception of taxes for lS95 without penalty untii the 10th day of April 1896. C. II. YRlPLETT Sherin and Ex-Omcio Collector, Jefferson county, Ark. Pine RIuH December g. 1895 If
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WE commend the following sensi- hle paragraph from the Stuttgart Free Press.
 Some people are so anxious to avoid paying the home merchants @ legitimate margin they readily be- lieve any fairy tale told them by a sleek tongued frand who may be an entire stranger to them. Ninety nine of the soft snaps" offered by those fellows are swiudles. The best plan is to patronize home merchants. They help to pay Q very large part of the taxes, help support the churches, schools, etc, and are citi- zens among us. They are responsi- ble for the goods they sell, and could alwas be found at any time should anything be wrong or the goods not as represented,
 We beg to suggest also in this con- nection that while the ahome mer- chants should have the patronage of home people, so should the printing offices. The local newspaper is a true index to the thrift of a town. The local newspaper works for the upbuilding of the bown and eommun- ity and stands Rsa. the progress and enterprise of the people among whom it is published. Necessarily the To- cal newspaper is forced to do much gratuitous work for the community; therefore, the people among whom it is published should always give their home newspaper the prefer ence in all kinds of job work and commercial printing. There is a mutual and reciprocal obligation be tween the newspaper and the mer- chant, and those who expect the pat ronage of the people of their com munity and the aid of the press in individual or local enterprises should stand by their home newspa- pers irrespective of foreign or inde- pendent job shops which render no service to the community whatever,
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AN amendment has been proposed to the Constitution of the United States to be known as Amendment XVI as follows:
 Neither Congress nor any State shall pass any law respecting an es- tablishment of religion, or prohibit ing the free exercise thereof, or use the property, or credit of the United States, or of any other State, or any money raised by taxation, or au- thorized either to be used for the purpose of founding, maintaining or aiding by appropriation, payment for services, expenses or otherwise. any church, religious denoalinations or religio.s society or undertaking. ' is ' w%saollsJ iss aaaer sectariaa CT sveiesias tlcal con trol
 Not only are we in favor af the
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CHAIRMAN HARRIqT, of the Demo. cratic National Committee, has issued a call for meeting of the com mittee to be held in Washington on January i6 to select the time and place for holding the next National Democratic Convention Chairman Harrity is said 10 have, received let ters from over fsdg commercial bodies in differenA cities urging a late date for the. convention and a short campaign.
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THE most horrible and uistsessing tales of bloodshed and slaughter come from Armenia, but in these re ports of carnage in that Turk-eursed land it is gratifying to learn that American missionaries are unmo- tested. This fact is due to the viz orous policy of American Minister Terrell who informed the Sultan that he would demand the head of The ruler Of the province in which Americans should be slaughtered, and who also demanded that the American missionaries be placed under the protection of the Sultan $ soldiers.
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TO SIT. LesUIS.
Ex-Governor Fishbaek Called to Attend . Directors
 Meeting.
lrnpt Smith pemocrat.9

Ex-Goy. Fishhaek, who is q direc- tor in the new road we have been pleased 10 call the St. Louis X It. Smith Short Line, otherwise the MeGay road, has been called to at- tend n meeting of the board of directors to be held next Tuesday in the city of St. Louis.
 TO a Democrat reporter Gov. Fish back said that he thought it not improbable that work would he ordered to commence at once on the road, by the directory
 The Governor will leave for St. Iouis Monday.
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"CoINo Harvey's Patriots of America" is another secret silver organization. Any cause that can not come out in the open and de- pends upon it's success through a secret organization should be con demned by all fair minded Americans Verify, are the silverites reduced to sore extremIties.
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HoN. JEFF. DAVIS, of Russellville, has announced as a candidate for Congress in the Fourth District, at present represented by the Hon. w. L. Ferry. Mr Davis is very able and intelligent young man and will doubtless make things interesting in that district for the present in- enmh hnnt
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CONGRESSMAN Little, from this dis triets has introduced bill in Con- sFess for the free coinage Of silver, which provides for the restoration of the act of 1897. There is quite . difference between the years 1887 and l895-just 59 years, oyer a half of a century. In view of this bill it might be interesting to inquire if we are progressing or retrogressipg2 1t is obvious that Judge Little is Looking Backward.
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HERR A

HERR AuLwARDr, the German Jew batter was rotten-egged while delivering his initial lecture against the Jews in New York City. This foreign agitator should be treated with the contempt he de serves and sent home to the country from whence he came. Americans have no sympathy for those foreign CTS who come to this country for the purpose of stirring up strife among our citizens.
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TIE country can aow be said to be safe. Ex-Goy. T. J. Churchill, of Ar kansas, who will be chiefly and sadly remembered as ex-Treasurer Church ill, has rendered his services to the President in the event of war with England over the Venezuelean boun- dary dispute. The British lion will now tremble in his lair.
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SAYS the Little Rock Press: 'Ex- Gov. Waite, of Colorado, complains that, the bad women do the voting, while thu good ones stay at home. While 1E fs always wei to make due sasssi5essE F,F ws.:.t the ssa s,if f the eoi6laz3o sxss xsssz, ;;s;s;; ;;stration says; t r. z.z6I! n aIon to this latest
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Notice For Publication.4No. 575a.
LAND OFFICE AT LIrTlr ROCK, ARK.

Nov. lG, 1895 Notice Is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his inten- tion to make final proof in support Of his calm. and that said proof will be made before Bluff, Ark. on Dec 2S, 1895 viz: Samuel Rob nson, II. E, No. t74l1 for the Il " i of n n sec, 1 , s, r 10 " and " Ii Of s e i see 33 1 s, T To W.
 He names the fo1lowfngwftnesse to prove his continuous residence upon and eultiya- tion of, said lands, viz; Dock Richards, Eli Brown. Hardy Me9ann, Danny McCormick all of Dexter, Ark. J.J. BEAVERS II 20 Ct Register
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23rd day of December, 1895,

between the hours prescribed for judicial sales. at the front entrance of the Jefferson county Court house, sell at public outcfy, 10 the highest bidder. on credit ol three months the following described real estate, situated in the city Of Pine Bluff, to-*it: Commencing at the southwest corner ol the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter or section nine 60 tp 6 ST vest thence running east 80 feet to a point for beginning, thence north 2lg feet. thence east 1i0 feet thence south 2i9 feet, thence west Ii0 feet to the point of beginning and being part or tne Julia 4. Young or Wheatley addition 10 the said city of Pine Bluff, Ark.
 Purchaser will be required 10 give a note with approved security, and a lien VIII be re- taiued on the lands to secure the purchase money. Said sale is made to pay the debts probated against said estate,
 A. W TROUPE,
 II 30w4 Administrator in Succession.
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A SECRET movement is said to be on foot for the organization of an Irish-American army for the libera- tion of Ireland It is said to be the Clan Gael revived.
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TIE esteemed Commercial occa- sionally gets of good thing or two.
 t'oE instance, witness the following wAich has our hearty hndorsement:
 Wagons cannot run without wheels, boats cannot run without steam, bull-frogs cannot jump with out legs, or newspaper cannot be carried on everlastingiy without money, no more than can dog wag
 hls tail when he has none. Our subscribers are all good, but what does mans goodness do when it
 don't do any good2 We have no doubt that everyone thinks that all have paid except himself, and we are clever fellow, and as his account is little matter, makes no difference.
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Notice Tor P Fnblleatto-No. 5ls4

LAND OFFICE AT LITTLE ROCK, ARK
 Nov.2 25, Is9j. Notice is hereby given tlat the following named settler has filed notice of his inten- tion 10 make final proof u the support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the County Clerk Of Jefferson county at Pine Bluff. Ark. on January 1, 1s9G. viz, James G. Mayer, Il. E. No. tG6Sl for the " | of the c l4 see t2t 6s, r II W.
 lie names the following ta prove his con- tnuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz. Joe Mayer. F. C. Hence. fl Y. Summers, Sam. w. Williams, all Of Nubia, Ark. J. j., BEAVERS Register. II 27 W Ct
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Notice For Pubneation.-No. 57a8.
LAND OFFICE AT LITTLE ROCK, ARK,

LAND OFFICE AT LITTLE ROCK. ARK.
 Nov. 9. 1895
 Notice is hereby given that fhe following named settler has hled notice of his inteh- ton to make final proof in support or his fore the county clerk Of Jefferson county at Pine Bluff, Ark, on December 2t. 1895. viz: Benjamin J, Williams il F No. 167l9, for the wquarter of n W quarter see. 20. t4 s. r 10 W He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultiva. ton Of said land, viz; George Ramsey and Moses Graham of Jefferson. Ark: Henry Sitgsy, of Sleeth, Ark; Austin g. Miller of Dexter, Ark, ]. J. BEAN FRS. Register 1I136f s'esi
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miom.s Thla l.

We offer one hundred dollars. reward for any case Of catarrh that caniot he cured by Halls Ca1arrh Cure n
 : K ! CHEENY co:, Toledo: C..
 We. fhs. undersigned have known \: J. ssbeeny for the last 15 years, and believe him s,ssrfsefiys honorable in all business tfanstc- fissns s4.si financially abts to s:aafy oui ss;;s obiigatsons made by their nrnis, s;sssT x NAAgfNd- KINNAE MARVIN, wnoiesstie ste
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Notice Tor rubllcation,- ,-No. 5585.

INNH VFfIUt AI IHIIIt I4IIIk NItk.t
 Nov II 1895 Notice is hereby given that the followinc- named settler has filed notice of his inten- tiun to make fiuii proof ir support ;5f his claim, and that said proof will be made be fore the Register and Receiver at Little Rock. Ark, on December 2t 1885 yiz Robert \. Langston. Il E No. lsdS7. for the half of " quarter and W quarter of " quarter. see. 22, | 3 S, I'll ".
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land. viz; Q. J. Beardsiey Joe liar well, W. 0'Neal, Ed. Frazier all 0G RedGelG Ark J. J BEAVERS Repistpr II f36t
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Warming order
VI. R. pearson et al. plaintif.

Walter Vance. ct al, defendant.
 In the Chaneery Court of Jefferson County. Arkansas eJ . The defendants, Harris Riding. Nettie Walker, and Wallace Vance, are warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of plaintiff. ". K Pear son ct. al. Given under my hand and the seal of saia Court this 7th day of December. A. D. ISq5.
 Il. A. MCCOY. Clerk ls lOw5w J.A.LANeFoRp. A D. c.
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AdmInIstrator,s Notiee.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned. as administrator of the estate of William Peoples, deceased, will, on the 23rd day Of December, 1895, or as soon thereafter as the same can be heard apply to the Probate Court Of Jefferson county, Arkansas, for an order for the sale of atl the reu property belonging to the said estate, as shown from the inventory of the same now on file in said court, for the purpose of paying debts.
 n l234tW II. l. HOLpERNEsS, Admf
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THE authorship of a book anony- mously published in 1886 entitled SUnele Daniels Story of Tom Anderson and Twenty Great Bat tles' has been traced to the late John A. Logan, The book created a sensation at the time because of it's covert attack on several so-called "copperheads' in the North during the civil war, prominent among who was Senator Voorhees,, of Indiana. The authorship of this publication does the memory of ex-Senator Logan no credit.
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:. One dollar will buy two dollars worth of shoe leather this week at Katenstein's. besides you get elegant cut glass ware free.
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MCKINLEY and Reed have each opened up headquarters in Wash ington.
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HoN. J. W. AnAMs, editor of the Press, having disposed Gf his intevesi to Mir. Harry Clark, has retired from the editorial management of that paper He retarnS to Pine Bluff and will resume active control of the the p4AII4y 44 GRAPa.e Mr. Adams con. ,neetion with Little Rock journalism has been very pleasant. and he leaves large number of friends in the city who wish him abundantsuc- cess at his old home. We under stand the policy of the Press will re- main unchanged. Mir. Clark will be editor-in-chief and President of the company. ArkdnSaS Democrat.
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Administrators Sale.

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of an order granted to the undersigned as ad, ministrator in succession of the estate oI Jnlia A. Wheatly, deeeased, on the 2oUh uay Probate court. l will. as such administrators