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Hoods Pills cure all liver ills.
Grand Central Station Attendants.

"a practical demonstration of the
wisdom OF establishing free messen-
ger and guide service at the New York
Central station in New York city was
gentleman who had just returned from
the metropolis this morning. II went
to the big town on the 800 evening
train, arriving at New York at 1880,
on time to a minute, as usual. In the
car that was in was charming old
lady who had a big satchel. When
we got off the train / proposed to
carry the old lady's baggage to the
street from away up at the 44thistreet
end of the depot. It's a long walk
you know, from that end to the And
street exit, and the old lady was all
alone. was just about to take her
satchel from the porter when a smart
young man in a blue uniform, wearing
e round red hat such as British sol
diers wear, and having embroidered
on the front in gold letters, Grand
Central Station Attendant stepped up
to her, touched his hat and politely
asked where she wished to 60. He
took the satchel from the porter and
carried ii to the entrance, where, after
projecting her from the horde OF hack
men, he put her and her baggage on a
cross town car and went back into the
station. OF course 1t was only what
he was hired to do, but he did it SO
nicely that L was greatly pleased, ana
the little old lady was pleased also.
There was a troubled look on her face
when she stepped off the train, but
when she saw the uniform of the
young fellow who spoke to her IL all
disappeared. She knew she was in
good hands and need not worry more
That messenger service is a great in
stitution. When a lady boards a New
York Central train for New York
alone now she knows that she will be
protected from the time the train
starts till she is safely in a carriage
or car in New York city. What more
could be asked of a railroad than
hat?"-Rochester Union and Adver-
tiser.
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that they should be. Many a woman's
hearts happiness has been wrecked be-
cause of a crop of piniples or because of a
foul breath, or because of some other I'M
pleasant symptom of an irregularity in the
performance of her natural functions.
Health in woman brings clear complex
ion, red lips, vivacity. sparkle of eyes and
intellect. Eternal watchfulness Is the price
of health. The downward road to disease
Is fatally easy 10 travel. Little disorders,
little irregularities, little drains, lead TO the
most serious consequences. Put stop to
them DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
viii do it without the embarrassment of
examinations and local treatment" so
much dreaded by modest women. In nine
cases In ten, there Is absolutely no need of
them. The "Favorite Prescription" has
been prescribed by DIR. Pierce for over 20
years and has cured the very worst forms
Of female troubles
A book of I6S pages, containing much
valuable information and letters from
hundreds of grateful women, will be sent
in a plain envelope, securely sealed. on
receipt of this notice and ten cents, in
stamps, to part pay postage, by WORLDS
DTsPENsARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, No.
COS Main Street. Buffalo, n. Y.
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the international association of Chris
tan Endeavor societies and the leader
of the great evangelical work which
these societies are performing in all
parts of the United States. Dr. Clark
will be present at all the meetings of
the state convention and will deliver
an address upon the history and
growth of the Christian Endeavor
work In the United States and Cana
da. DIR. Clark has recently returned
from tour around the world and his
descriptions of his trip are said to be
eloquent and interesting. He is one of
the most popular pulpit orators IN
America and possesses a wonderful
personal magnetism. This is evidenced
by his remarkable success in organiz-
ing and developing the Christian. En-
deavor movement. which has attained
a magnitude never reacheduby any
other evangelical organisation.
The portrait of DIR. Clark. which apl
pears on this page. is taken from a re-
cent photograph.
The local executive committee,
which has In charge the arrangements
for the coming convention, has re-
quested the publication of the follow
shS eeoahNeo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ol TIC
meetings.
The convention will be insessIon. Tor
three days, May Z. s and tp-lsono3ile
evening OF Tuesday. Mays9ND dr. claSlx
viii address a mass meeting in the
Bennett opera house. All subsequent
meetings viii be held in the Presbyter-
ian church. II is expected that more
than 100 delegates will be present from
the several Christian Endeavor soci-
cites of the state and will participate
in the meetings. This viii be the larg-
est and most interesting series of
meetings that has been held in the
state by such an organization. All
delegates who purchase a full-fare
ticket TO Missoula will receive a oerti-
ficate from the railroad agent and an
other from the secretary OF the con-
vention. which win entitle them to
one-ifth fare for the return trip. Wis
iting delegates should at once COM
municate with the chairman OF the To-
cal committee. William Moore. that
arrangements may be made for their
entertainment.
The programme for the convention
is as follows:
TUESDAY, MAY 7.
ESQ y. m.-Deyotional Service.
5 p. m.-Addresses Of welcome:
On behalf OF the city. Judge ". II.
Francis. president board OF trade
On behalf OF the churches Rev. +. ].
SALESMAN, Baptist church.
On behalf OF the young peoples socie-
ties. Miss NJ. E. Sloane.
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LOCAL NOTES. oil

Missoula. May Henry Greenhood.
well known here as "Doc.,v came over
from Helena today with his brother,
Karl He is recovering from q severe
attack of erysipelas. =
All the cases against the women ar
rested last night and the night before
have been settled by the payment of
| fines. tkf
A warrant was issued today ~ the
arrest Of c.. Deschamps. the{ d4arge
being the peddling of meat wtkh6ut a
license.
Arrivals at the Florence today are:
III. l.. Schocken and r. L. Sharftll. San
Francisco; c. L. Hull. Omaha. c. III.
Schultz. st. Paul; Fred z. Krause. Hell
ena. At the Kennedy: p. f. Leavy
and Alfred Dickey, Tacoma; r. M.
Laing. Chicago; d. r. Beck. Virginia
City; c. w. Newcomb, Spokane
Col. II. s. Page Of Hamilton. came in
from Spokane this morning with, a car
load of road horses. which he took up
the valley today. asmoW +,
James A. Walsh has sold 70. Betsy
Kroone for $3.50 lot 4. block 10. Laws
addition. rNs nils 5
Mrs. Emma Johns Reese has decided
to ]. l.. Chapman lots 10 and 20. block
!, Park addition. the consideration
named being 81. e,s5s
M. Myberg and wife have transferred
to the Missoula Building and Loan as.
ISOLATION for 5000 lot IA. block 2. G. p.
Higgins addition. This is the Helena
hotel property.
John Barry of Superior. has flied a
claim to 100 inches of Park creek for
irrigating and domestic purposes, the
water to be taken from the creek
through a di.ch.
Sheriff Mclaughlin today sold under
foreclosure n maze and colt belonging
to Clarence Putnam. the purchaser be-
ing J. w. Ferguson, the plaintiff in
the suit. The price paid was $13. n9sl
An interested audience witnessed a
game of billiards this evening between
L. A. Marley, a finger billiardist, and
Messrs. Mcdonald, Pamp1in and War
den. who played with cues. AS always
is the case, the man with the fingers
had the advantage and won easily F
ID. c. Boss, the Stevensville fruit
grower. is in town this eveningai 61ia :
e. ID. Ludlum has been subpontxed
as a witness in the United States cir
cult court at Helena to testify in the 3
liquor selling cases where alcohol was
shipped to Indians. He leaves torlor-
row. faaa fg
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


Chicago. May L--Although not more
than 1850, cattle were received to-day.
trade was slow at weaker prices, dr&ned
beef firms, shippers and exporte. tn1<-
ing hold sparingly. Common 70 choice
native beeves sold at s4a6.l5. the bulh of
the transactions being at s3.75G6A there
was moderate cow trade az siO0zS5,
sales being chiefly at x18d3so. and bulls
sold at S2.25Gf.5a. The stocker and feeder
trade lacked animation and most OF the
sales were at S202A2S; butcher feeders
were In request at high priceslf About
1000 Texas cattle were received and
sales were fair at unchanged prices.
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A.LiyeIy Night.

Missoula. May 1.-The town is.sun-
usually lively tonight. the occasion
being the celebration of the Salvation
army of the opening of the National
Headquarters building in New York.
Women soldiers. dressed In whites pa
raded the streets and a juhfiee4seer-
vice was held at the barradkssAn-
other big crowd was called out by a
female phrenologist. who held forth
on a barrel in the. street. shs poses
as a Quaker and talks Ike any Ching
else. Bicyclists had a street parade,
two blocks long. which attracted con-
siderable attention. ..zr 49,
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About 5000 hogs were offered to-day, in
Guiding those left over from yesterday.
A further decline of SC per 100 pounds ,oc-
CURED. and at this reduction trade was
fairly active on local and shipping ac-
count. the bulk of the sales being at
A.7o94B. Heavy hogs sold at an extreme
range of $450Q4&. light weights at a.
Q4so ana pigs at st25Q4-5o. The sheep,
receipts were In the neighborhood of Ia
900 head. and the offerings were pretty
well taken at stronger prices for de-
sirable offerings. There was a very fair
proportion OF good to choice sheep and
lambs. and for such there was a good de-
mand from exporters and others at an
advance of 5d10c per 100 pounds. Sales
were on a basis of s1.75@4.75 for inferior
to choice large sheep and at s365.60 for,
AS.
Receipts-Cattle, 1880 head; calves, 700
head; hogs. 10000 head; sheep. 1900 head.
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important Land Sale.

Hamilton. May III. A. Markley and
Samuel Dismore of Butte to-day pur-
chased 800 acres of land on the west
side of the river, opposite Hamilton.
from Morris & Catlin. acting for T.. J..
Holt. They have ordered car load
of fruit trees and will at once plant
160 acres as an orchard. This is the
most important land sale that has been
made this year.
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Eggs for Matching.

From the following popular breeds: Single
Comb Brown and White Leghorns; Bearded
and White Plymouth Rocks; siyer-Laeed Wy
andottes; kuf and Partridge Cochins; White
Faced Black Spanish; Black Langshans; Light
Dramas; silver hamourgs: White Crescent
Back Polish; Houdans, Pit Games; Tules
tsesses Bronze Turkeys and Pekln Ducks.
One setting OF eggs, S2s two settings, So;
AL additional settings. 81 per setting.
Also Cocks OF different breeds for sale.
Missouia- Monk
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One of

One of
the wrong things
In this world is
that a woman has
to wait for a man
to spea ak. Her
happiness may de-
pend upon him,
but she is not per-
mitted to tell him
so, as he would be
to tell her. She
must depend upon
her ability to Gre
ate and foster in
him a favorable
and ardent feeling.
To do this, she
m u st depend
much upon her
appearance. N o
man admires a sal
low skin, dull and
suuken and circled
eyes, b1oodle SIS
lips, $ u n K e n
cheeks. No man
wants to marry an
invalid. Very few
invalds are attrac-
tive to either sex.
II isn't natural
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District Court Convenes nc stovsnssflie q
Dispose of Motions.

Distrfct Court Convenes| nc sfovenbsule 90
Dispose of Motions
stevensville. May LA special term
OF the district court convened here this
morning, with Judge r. II. Woody pre-
siding No jury was in attendance and
there were no cases tried Thaf term
was held for the purpose OF disposing
OF pending motions. Among the at
torneys In attendance are Me8srs. Mar
shall, Reeves. Murray, Mats. WiIds.
Musgrave, Dixon. Webster ana Rant
Of Missoula- The Burnt Fork water
contests did not come up, and proba-
bly, will not be heard before October.
Court adjourned this afternoon.
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New York. May There was a fairly
good distribution on the. stock exchange
to-day. and the transactions. were COM
paratively heavy. notwithstanding the
fact that there were periods, Of sinactivi-
~. notably during the morning when the
speculation was quite sluggish. The UNI
dertone OF the market was. however. firm
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The Restless Americans.

of the Chicago, Union Pacific & North
western line distance all competitors with
ease. E,
No change or delay at the Missouri
river.
For full information call on or address
S, d. Beebe, agent Union Pacific system.
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Pig iron steady. Copper firm; broKers'
price,. 1915: exchange price. 50. so1fe.S5.
Lead steady; brokers' price. s2S4;, ex-
change price. ss.07is. Silver. esisc.Lf.fr
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Coffee closed steady; May, s1psa1I co.;
June. sli.35; spot Rio quiet and STEADY; .
No. Z. Ice. Sugar-Raw firm:, centrifl-
and higher, - ~
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Wheat Market.

Wheat was generally firm. and after
numerous fluctuations closed at about the
best prices of the day. aHs
close-Juiy wheat, 647sc; corn. exc;
oatsc. &c; pork. s1z25: lard. ss.s5; ribs.
t6.H. -. :, -
Receipts-wheat. 5000 Blu; corn, "a, ooe
Blu; oats 23s,OO0 bu
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bid.
Money Market.

New York. May Mooney easy; closed
at Ia per cent. Sterling exchapges weak
at s4SshQi.ssh for demand and ssk6eHd
4.S9h for sixty days. ~
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New York. May Wool stsady:-ffeps
at $1.S5 bid. fhs A-fl
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% Hours and 80 Minutes

: Is
The time =, s,'l
Now made by So
The Northern Pacific
On their new east bound SCHEDULES
Between Butte and St. Paul
Two hours and forty minutes
Shorter than via any other line.
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, On tHE - a--a
And -7e.rsa !
After December 10th .is. i
You can come from ~ 4
st. Paul to Butte
Over the
Northern Pacific
And save =
Five hours and ssf =
Forty-f1ve minutes ~r.ss =
In time q
Over any competing line. .., +
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W ESTERN MONTANA

The Western Montana Bureau Of the STAN
dard Is az Room G. DAILY Block. Missoula.
Telephone No. 81 Advertising rates furnished
on application
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London Wool.

London. May lat. the wool auction
sales to-day, 12.44s bales were, offered, of
which 1850 were withdrawn. There was
a. full attendance of buyers, and compe-
tition was better sustained without alter
alton Of prices.
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Alder Scarlet Fever.

we have found Hoods Sarsaparilla
to be just as 1t is recommended to be.
1t did me much good when recovering
from scarlet fever 'fiti
NELLIE TOWNSEND, Glendive. Mont..
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MDNE DAHL. teacher OF ta,t, ,,,,...
80 ssoan ls9 second or Is P.ks
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NOTICE TO srocKnoLpEr.

NOrICE-To the Stockholders M ,he c.
attic q Montana Railway C.orsTsa ~.
You and each of you are hereby nasss;.si
that the regular annual r,1eetir,, ., ~ "a J.
ftockhoiders of the Seattle 4, Mousarss
fsaAxay Company Will be held AZ sha
once or the company, room ne E,,~rs
building. in the city OF Seattle yragb
aDgton. on the last Tflfirsday in 49,,
airy, February y. 1895 at Z osef1ek - y.
tho time provided In the hy-lau,S ~ sstj
company for the regular ar1rtraI NO. :. !.
OF the stockholders, for the ra,rTs,s. -
elecung beard OF trustees az rlss. sSrs
pany. TO serve until the naxt anr,,et
meeting OF the stochholdfs~-s 81 4s,a s.ss,s
pany. and until their successors a-a
ssiecges1 and qsiassfied arc
DATED Seattle. Washington. F~h-,,a-,,
1ssa ANDREW WOODS. Secretary y
NOTICE or ASSESSMENT ~
est seat<e Land and Improvement
1895. nary ~.
Notice Is hereby given 70 tho s.,.e.~s,,s,=
ers OF said company. tFat az $500 $3.50
meeting OF TIE board OF tr7rgtAssz ~ a.as
cstnpauy. duly convened al lie Srsrv.,T nsi
ofnce THIS Date, an assessment ar <,ns. Al
kar on each snare of the capital s.nrE -
SAID company, not fully paid 10. yTs< G,.s.s
IfsadS as.n iey3r'f. due AMI payable 4, Ter-
ter Horton & Co. treasurer ~ ss.sd IsA
pany, al its banking house, in See -
or before Thursday. March 7th. isss q
,.. II. @. STRIVE
ssce fteSadent Acting as President "a
the ABSENCE OF the Presidergr nj Ss,S
JAS. II WATSON. Secretary
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Advertisements under the head OF Lost.
Found. For Sale. For Rent. and Situations
Wanted will be inserted at the rate of
cent word each insertion. Payment al
ways in advance. No advertisements re-
ceived for less than % cents.
NOTICE-The business Office OF the
Post-Intelligencer Is open until II p. m:
Sunday hours. 3 a. m. to 3 p. m Ciassi-
ned advertisements will be received up to
this time.
Advertisements will be received at
branch Offices Of the Post-Intelilgenc n at:
TACOMA BCREAu-ll1s PACING avenue.
Thomas Summons Manager.
PRT. TOWNSEND-French& Springer.
BELLINGHAM BAY BUREAU-New
Whatcom. corner Holly and Canoe streets.
o. II. Culver. Manager.
The following letters await advertisers
at this office:
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aaw Prominent German Cared nj. Cold

$aM Prominent German swrca His Ceid.
oss sEi.Fyy AYR. ST. PArf. Nina. March
y issl-Sax weeks ago | suffered with a
sery severe cold: VAS aisssoSs unss,le Il, s,ssk.
Ny friends ali advised rue tn sSssasssI, phv-
stefan. Neticing Chslsse,erlSin's 81 ssssrh Eer.-
edy advertised IN the -. Paul rsSss Ze5gx-s.
] rrpcard hottie and asser taxing !. 4
short while was entirely well. now m,csss
heartily rsensnnsersi this rcnaesis 10 any cre
suffering with Geld. wv XII.
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coS.EEvAros. or .r

SEA - 80 NJ 49, : ffg,gs-es = =
sns rsarsnna Seminary. Mrs. Reg
n. a. "a. director. Satisfactory NJ
Hotel Stevens stuaio ~
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF ~
partnership-Tbe partnership hefSep
existing between W. r. Fuller 81
corporation of California. and 49,
A. Piummer, OF Portland. 01
wtEch partnership has been doing 49,
ness at Portland. Oregon. and og1eu
Washington. under the style ~ ". -
Fuller & Co. has this day hcen -
solved by mutual consent. Mr. Cast
A. Piummer retiring. w. r.. kHtW
Co, the corporation above naneA -
continue the business OF the oA pen<
ner~hip, retaining all the assefs ~
paying all the liabilities Of tne pesty
nersaip. 80.
Dated at Portland, Oregon. thfs ~
day OF January, 1895. - M
CHARLES A. PII-MMEH
w. r. FULLER & co.
By w. p. FULLER. Pfef5de1k.
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The eli r~asahie Yakima market 10
Ssa;A Third street. caters 10 the taste 81
f~sepie ~ho lske good speasS AMI want 20
ssse faos-y Ia hay5ng.
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ihs Oath lie Na., Take.

being tsrstx<
sworn, On his oath tor affirmation de.
poses aud says that the foregoing 70.
tara contains fali. true. particular an.i
correct aceount of.an sAiss, n-aa,x or
taeone received nv or accrued 10 .
..s-....,... fresa tAe flrst slay % January
sas. 60 the ssir1y.trst day 90 December.
1894 both days Inclusive, and chat sssa
resars contains true account % all his
Snssonae from every source. whether De-
rive. frOn, any kiad af property. rents
Interest. dividends, undivided pvofss
WARES or salary. or from any trade r~o-
fession. employment Or vocaslea, a. freu,
sny other Searce whatever during SAID
year and shss he has neg received fys--,
any or aN sources OF income together any
other sam FOR the sasss year besides VIA.
II heregn set forth In dcsagl: and tsa.
eAca item stated under the head ~ de-
Sssasssscns Is correct. and re = 9sere<siv
and sraiy entitled 90 make ST the aegae-
sons fFora hts income fer xsta year as
specifically stated IN detail AMI shas tbs
written answers to the a1saye questions
are true
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The ns,ans. 20 ne rare,..

"ttsideads declared or paid on stock.
e&rssal or deposits, Vse.: asnHssieS de-
ciaFess or nsaa on bands. ssoek. capita,
or rc'acies; Interest ps1sf on shares.
esoeks. saaltaa or deposits. fetal interest
annaisias ara dividends
Undivided profits. over dividends De-
ctsTssl or ra.ss, on hand or csrrsssa 10 she
arceant ~ surelas OF other faaa. annauat
cs fss profits or Income uxsss for eenstrslc.
usni ancient 81 net profits CT lncssaa
esed TOR enlargement. acstersneas. o. per
sssnent Improvement ~ psssst: anseass< ~
net profits o. iaccnne ,sa,t fcr ether as.
rersaisares or investment. total re,
rsossss''
Rescw this IS spAee for The following
questions. which nsnst be answered:
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FOR ExCHANGE-Rea estate for half
medium lobber and material. Address
22l Fourth street, Olympia, Wash.
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EpucaTloxAI.

YOUNG LADY desires r,rer.,. -
Address oui. Pcst-Inferlig encer
saOI-THAND. tgpewriting. bookkeepsn-
penEflsIAsatp. Leo's BassrIess ca5iaasss.
and Shorthand Institute. 0csss o s.',ss
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed
bids viii be received at the offices OF
Griggs u DarnaH. rooms IA and 4s5
Fidelity hpildSngs Tacoma. WASH. for
the furnishing. driving and saving OF
ready for building OF 100 or more piles.
Piles must be FIR and sound in every re-
spect. SO TO IS feet in length, 10 inches in
diameter at large end; must be driven
as directed on tide fats at head OF Com
niencement bay. Specifications showing
exact location. etc. may be seen at said
offices on and after February Il. Bids
VIII be closed at p. m February Is.
Contract viii be let to lowest response
bic bladder and work must be begun at
once and completed by March 10, 1895.
Right reserved TO reject any and all
bids. GRIGGS & DARNAIIA
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oeesdeasal hsssL Rates. 8 per tAy.
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SOCIETY sorIcEs.

SOCIETY soTIcEs.
ARCANA LODGE. No. 81. T. and A. NJ.
Stated meetings second and fourth
Mondays OF each month
C.. +. PATTEN. w. NJ.
A. 8. GIBBS. Sec
THERE WILL BE dramatic entertain
ment and sociable given by Baltic lodge,
No 100, i. o. q. r.. at Freeds hail. cor
ner Ninth and Olive, Saturday evening,
February ., 1895. Admission, including
refreshments, 3 cents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-04-05
 Veterans Hold a Re-Umion.

PITTsBURG LANDING, Tenn, April 1.-The National Reunion of the sur yiyors of the Army of the Tennessee, the Ohio and Mississippi, opened to- day, on the battlefield of shiloh. The attenGenee so far is not large, but large contingents are expected this afternoon and tomorrow, when the formal exercises will be held. Illinois, Iowa, Indiana and other Morthern States are represented by delegations officially appointed by the respective Governors, and so are Tennessee, Mississippi, Kentucky and other Southern States. Tomorrow there vii be d general fraternization between the men who wore blue and those who wore grey.