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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-20
TIE PRACTICAL seso(lL aF TIE SOUTH.

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-20
BURNS, I Taa aiior.

Eniailts af P8thIas and other lodge eartIs are keys n stsek aE Ehe GRAPHIC office
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-20

AsS gouF nei@hhors what they think ct Bradans Cough Drops. They will teiI you af fla remarka5le cures It I:s only . eplsf- a hafflp. and one bottle viii enmviaee yan of its .nerif. Prepared hy mana-T Taals- ersiey Drug Company. zsdfE
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-20

MT r De Lamont, the talen ted mafe artfst. is at work apan the scenery for eAe BIa1 City Club l efRaPar reporter saw some Of his work thIs morning and it lsexeeIIeHt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-20

The band concert Will consist af vocal solos bg 6he lea4lag vocal Eal- ent of Pine Emf. also violin soioa, enrnet sofes. eIar8neB selas. and flute aolss. 3z8d36
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-20

e4Etan Bel6 Band and elrchest1a e55neert. March - a6 5he gpef'i- house. '-3o'-''s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-20

n~ p-.csss cream Baking Powder world. B E=aIr Highest hfsiai and 1ipisa'ia-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-20

Yesterday afternoon Nr Y esaas fransferra,l Iots 1. ,, and I, block II, in TannehiI < Owen adti1tioa t8 Nancy ZaeheFv for Che cohsislera tI67a af s2ae
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-20

Mr. Porter colhouer leaves today for Memphis, after 2. visir TO h5s reia- lives and Pine EIaf frienda-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-20

Johnson Oriental SoaD ls 1le most IelieaEe tael4l 46aB Ase 5at.ttss ase n exIafenee. a.1sotudei2 pure 3ll'a highly mealca5ea.- Lew No3a9 x e1-s Pine Buff Aet
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-20

sa5es ion hnr = peanea - g,.anll.afsa sugar foe 2 elees gs3 at T, r5..--.5s 81gGI1E
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-20

Ba5ts don | go but l pound of the finest creamery butter ia the Iand for 2a cents does go and goes fasf at j r. Lf0gls 32AdI8t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-20

1T Yoa want a good smoke try a -6att0n Felt Ttls a handmade cigar 3I3dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-20

The Anderson-M Meyer Drug Co., who are receiving fresh vaccine daily, have contracted with the Cotton Belt railroad Co tarnfsh them points For vaeeiaating their employees. We congratulate this young and enter prisiag firm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-20

Baits daae 70. bat peck of Irish aohat@es fae = eenfs does g8 at I F E.l.4eas 3zfdI4e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-20

Mr faase R. Gore. st Plum Rayaas ia tg1= elieei6F to-day
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-20

Iadue Elliotr excused the getef IsIrv eaia morning angH tomorrow morning at I 0'cioek.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-20

Tie river. ehourh falling, is in a sniendfa BeaHing eauG5Eon-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-20

gounty Clerk Flanders came down to his office tha- morning bEt soon retarnetl ta his honae,as he was quite nnweiI
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-20

Two hundraa h.ash Evaeeine points raeaisasl aa8lF a6 Ingram S s55te
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-20

Mr Harry sl@RH, advance agent for Lewis a8eriseu ia in the eie8 EIa ia a guest 5f the Arlington.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-20

seBaf1s a0nk go hut gau VIII g0 f0 ; E.leFds anf4 buy R8ar groceries when Yau can save over the old cradEf 4Ystam from I4 to 2255 DOT cent. -9GI1E
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-20

rhe steamer EHgene will leage 6fauaDhia for Pine Buff this afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-20

6fet yanr firitets for the e0neerf. March 2a AH the band bogs sell them. aad they are 0n sale at che aslsfI oisaee 3ZG.I3t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-20

NJ. Amer NeGehee, af aeeiehee# enc aY the mosG popular men n aesha county, Ia h t1e ctFT
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-20

Cen H King Vhita returned rom Little ROCK 6his morning
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-20

For a gaad smoke tfy 5he 7eerf53n Eeit Ef ia gataran zee4 ta give *11lft- faction s3'ss1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-20

Creamery AHstef. the best n rae land a at T cen fs at
 3-ff T.. r. GOLDSMITH < Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-20

Pay your ta&es before the rusil efrV seriB gae sale 8g Chas. senga1ft. gAfef af ffna department. ] iss q m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-20

Gen T King Ehfta returned rom LIat1e Rock tHfs morning
 sazea. tae prince at Ilm- Der men. a# Eagle 1f5lla. ia n Hheei6F@
 Mr. Harry sloan. advance agent for Lewis Morrison ia in the eifg EIs. ia a glIesr 5f the Arlington.
 Our Country Cousin d splendid comedy e0mDang. of which Frank .Esnes ia the star. arrived iasJ night and stopped at the Arlington.
 Band md oreilestF have ! fine pro- gram fer the z9th. and everybody ought e8 ra and help ne hogs. Tiekefs. 50 eents. 2ag31
 Two huadeed fresh qaeeine points raeei#ea daily at Ingram x eole.s
 8Ers. Mart Hancock, siatsr ta uepazy sherif Brewer. wHo has been elaielng relatives here for several seeess, #efE IaaH evening for her home ln Henderson. sV.
 The s-C6ttan Belt Cigar. is she finest 5-eear article 5n the city Try shem 3I9dtf
 Cases of forty years. standing E where operations have falleti have | been earea b9 4ap8nese Pile Cure Dewaodr k E-o-. Pine Bluff. 4rit
 Asx Hhe eigar 8ealef for a .E6tfan Bel6. I6fs a Havana fIler aad fle aea65-senH cigar ia Eae market. Es}9f
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-20

tF- E 4zBaIn. 0f RetIfeld, is in Gle ei6T
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-20

a sazea. tae prince at BIm- Der men a# Eagle 3f5lls, ia n Hleei6HH,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-20
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-20

AFTER TIRE GRIP. el1phEheria. plleu- mania, @eariet fever, typhoid 64ger. etc. H0oas saFsa paFfIla h af won .terfl1l benefit ia Impaeting the
 ren@Ih and vi@a9f sas a4neh desired
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-20
Something Entirely New
G.ilHsNlTl0N 1Egk 4H1 TgE.
 HTEf CABINET.

Containing al 5He desirable ieatlIras af RgIl-Eap desk and a rVpe-zVrirr rrer ea1tHef. Kaur particular attention
 : eiIfeeEas 119 GEIr raising and Et31Vl.r- iag device, wbzeil does BG5 a#s6Hra 63e desk 8ets hIE leaEss H1 alev q s raady for ases whether the t9pevri af. is ia posi6IGa G6 3e gsed or elaaesI in Ehe eahinet unfternea EI, EhHs gi e5usr you nraerieaI Com aIneH Desk and Type F rired Gal4fnef Also fIH line of standard r8iI-t8p office aeslxs Correspond solicited Manufaet- ured h7 f1 B. R0#E E'TT.
 Is dino Richmond. Ind
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-20

The WEEKLY GFR.ePaH Dr#nFs more readiag matter and Local news than any other paper published ln Pine BIa7. E as issuef every Friday a.rnlag aal. E onlg 8I.la a year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-20

HooB's FfLLs for the liver and bowels. act easily get promptly and effectively.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-20
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bargains offered. Prices smashed expendng lots of money printers that It's fault you of sale You the benacaes VI oenefaeors Soekarge Well assorted Goods only class Weare going dispose Of First first Furniture and Carpets sacrificed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-20

THE PAST guaraasees sae dlelsre-
 | s act whaE we say. bue w1as Hoods SarsapariIlc. does that tslls G.ie story. Renensser Asc aDss CURES
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-20

The -Cettan Beit Cigar s che dnest 5-eent article in the city Try chem. f9aEI
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-20

Two huudeed H,esH 9aeeine points raeeivatI daily aE Ingram x e0ie5s
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-20
OUR
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   SPRING K --l a 4 70 ' A 4 E a 2 t v a
 A 1 H 2 A a \ ! { z 2 H 4  STOCK. :,

Efm aittaa wa AHe Dress lH7oas Millinery " raBe aud avery thing In ds-6-e t.l ss tiEY fiGGf.s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-20

Cases af forty years standing N here operations have tallefi have been earad bg 4apanese Pile Cure. Dew8odr k Ef7.s Pine Bluff. Arii.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-20

8s1 fhe eiear dealer for 4 Eottan Bell I6fs a Havana iIIer aad fLle aea65-aenH cigar in rle market. 3I3rf
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-18
LATEST FIGHT NEWS
COrbett Arrested at Hot
Springs Yesterday.
If Court Grants Habeas- Corpus
State Authorities Will Probably
Abide by the Decision.

Hot Springs, Oct. 17.-Governor Clarke
and nils subordinatas of the state militia
and the local Judiciary and promoters Of
tne proposed Cohbatt-F -Flzsimmons fight
are alt Skies and sevens still and all
sorts of reports are afloat. However.
nothing of a definite nature Is known.
The men Who are planning the mill still
assert they will be able to pring it off ON
time, claiming that under their revised
articles. there is nothing in the state
.dIws Ito prevent the meeting of the pu-
silists. A meeting OF citizens believes,
too, that the fight win be pulled off.
The first definite action toward the
sduLlng of the contention was made at
O'Clock this afternoon, when a warrant
against Jalmes ]. Corbett was issued
from Justice Kinks court. 1t charges
that Corbeth has threatened, is eonspir-
ing and is about to commit unlawful
assault upon the person Of one Robert
Fit2simmons. 1t was placed in the hands
of Sheriff Haupt, who preceded TO serve
1t. The warrant waIs issued at the in
stance of Prosecuting Attorney G. ".
league.
Corbett WAS brought into court by the
sheriff and uIhe prosecuting attorney
asked THAT he be put under bonds to
keep the peace. Judge Kirk made the
order asked, fixing the bond at $1,000. Cor
bett refused Ito give the bond, and his
attorneys will sue out writ of habeas
corpus, asking for nils release, which win
bring the question up for judicial hearing,
ais Ito whether "a glove contest, such as
lis now proposed would be violation of
the stdte STATUTES. If the court decides
1t Is not, 1t is believed the authorities
I'm respect the decision, but if on the
contrary, 1T lis, 1T is Thought The whole
matter win be abandoned.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-18
ENGLISH NATIONAL DEBT.

The latest parliamentary return in re-
gard to the national debt is extremely
interesting. The gross liabilities OF the
nation for the year which ended on
March 81, 1904, were 1860 10i,O2i Cs3,S5O,O OOO.-
OOO) and these were -elucei in the sue
ceeding twelve months by fS,943,417, 50 that
on March 81. 1896, the liabilities stood at
f660 100, ,607 (SS,3O0 900 0OO). IN 1896 the gross
liabilities Of the nation were fS6S.47S,59l
"a, ,265. ,0OO). The expenditure charged
against the public reysnue on account OF
the nationao debt, including both interest
and Repayment of capital, has been re-
dDced from f2S, ,G66.153 In 1885 10 f4gH.H2I
In 1895. Over f6OO0,OOO OS0.0OO, 000 goes
every year to reduce the capital. Another
fact REMAINS to be noticed. The nation
possesses in the Suez Canal shares a
salable asset varhIed at f2i,O0O 900 C$l20, ,O00.-
OO0). The net iIabtlities are, therefore, re-
duced by TINS aImouut. ut.-London Spectator.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-18
INCREASED FORCE
Will Be Put to Work Today by
Cory Bros.
CONSTRUCTION on a Large Scale to be
Commenced at Once by the Con-
tractors Above Tongue Point.

Yesterday morning w. w. Cory, of
Cory BroUhers, lthe contractor, and Su-
peu'lntendent Wattis, returned from Port
land and soon after thelr arrival went
out ON 1.-The fine Ito look after camp Co.
Cation.
Mr. Cory last night stated to an AS
torildn representative that they had COM
pleted their bonds and filed them to the
satAsfaIction of Mr. Curtis, the president
of the construction company, ana mad
left the same with him; that he was in
Astoria Ito stay and personally carry for
ward the construction on the ten miles
OF railroad work which they had under
Ibaken to do, andIt!hdt this morning they
would open their camp on a larger scale
above Tongue Point, II q scow could be
procured to transport their tools and
outfit from The city. Efforts were made
to get " scow yesterday, but none was
found up to cate last night, though 1t is
Thought one can be procured today. Fifty
men or more, Will be added to the force
at once, and Mr.. Cory says that In
few days they Will have many more en-
p1oyed. Men will be put to work as rap
Idly ais sub-contracts can be let, and men
procured. 1t liz 1.-The intention to work a
force of three or four hundred men dur
ing the winter and push the work for
ward rapidly.
Superintendent Barrow, Of Dickinson
g. Co., who are to build the Young's Bay
bridge, went lto Portland last night, where
he win meet Mr.. Huson, of the fiIm,
and President Curtis, OF the CONSTRUCTION
company, and close up their bonds. 1t is
also stated ait the railroad headquarters
that Mr.. CURTIS has about decided that
he will alccept fir piling instead OF cedar
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-18
Plan of Reorganization An
nOunced.
LOWEST NET EARNINoswERE 1894
New Bonds to be Secured by First
Lien ON the Main Line Mileage
and Equipment.

New York, Oct. 1.-THE plan of reor-
ganization of THE Union Pacific railway
was announced today. 1t Places the mi:e-
age affected by the reorganization of the
total main dine, at 1927 miles, The bad
anceAs due on outstanding land and town
contracts on December 81, 1894, were &c.
162, T51, and THE unsold land grants, in
Guiding Those under contract, amounted
to 6,524OO0 acres, at an estimated value
of $13,35S,50O The total funded debt is
placed at $40, ,425, ,662. The pamphlet shows
the average annual net earnings for ten
years, 1886 to 1894 inclusive were S7,563,-
$50, or am anlounlt greater by $685., $3.50 than
the mllSInNIm interest and dividends re-
quir'ements upon tine new bonds and pre-
ferred stock, provdded for in the plan.
The lowest net earnings realized by the
Union Pacific r+aiiFoad were those of the
year 1894, when they were $4,315, OF, or
$Sl5,O77 in excess of the interest on the
maximum amount of proposed bonds of
the new company. The plan contem-
Pilates the issue of S1OO,0OO,OOO of first
mortgage railway and land grant fifty
YEAR four-per-cent guaranteed bonds; $75,-
100000 of four-per-cent preferred stock.
and $61,0OO,OOO of common stock. The
new bonds are to be secured by a first
and only lien upon the main line mile
age OF THE Union Pacific Railway, equip
ment, lhnd grant, lands and land grant
and upon such branch Uines of
railway as the committee avail them
selves of Through their ownership in THE
mortgage trust of the branch line bonds.
The preferred stock is to be entitled to
four-Iter-cent non-cumnlative dividends,
payable out of the net or surplus earn
lngs, before the payment of any divi-
dends on common stock. The stock of
the present company will be assessed SIS
per Share THE holders resolving new
preferred stock, equll at par to their
present holdings.
A reorganization syndicate has been or
ganized to furnish ten or fifteen millions,
II desired, to purchase upon deposit of
first mortgage bonds all defaulted cou-
pons and interest assignments pertaining
thereto.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-18
LATER DETAILS.
Four Men killed in the Nine Disaster.

Seattle, Oct. IA special to the Post
Intelligencer from Franklin states THAT
fire broke out ait o'clock this morning
in the main hoisting slope OF the Ore
gon Improvement Company1s mine caus-
ing the death of John II. Glover, S. W
Smalley, John Adams and James Staff
ford.
The accident was caused by Aug. John
son, who dropped his lamp, setting fire
to feeder of gas. Instead of throwing
a shovelful of dirt to put 1t out ne ran
down the Slope to get the pit foreman
While ne wtas bringing help the timber
caught fire and five lengths of brattice
work were ahlaze and the smoke became
SO intense as to prevent getting at it.
Finding THAT the fire could not he ex-
tingufshed, the four men volunteered to
go down and CLOSE the door between the
main and auSElary Slopes. They are
supposed to FAve never reached the bot
tom alive, but their bodies have not been
recovered johnson states that he tried
to fight the fire with hills coat. SnraMev
was a coCJored foreman, and leaves a
widow and one child; Glover was q
rollerman and leaves a widow and one
CHILD, The other two men were unmar-
ried.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-18
SECRETARY CARLISLE AND SILVER
DOLLARS.

Secretary CaufiSe is endeavoring to
push the dircEation Of silver dcQlars by
redeeming the Shsrman notes in these
coins In fact, ne has been following
this polfcy for two years, and with but
limited success. There is call for silver
doclars in some parts of the country
where the crops are being gathered in,
w0Ilch has stimulated the redemption op-
erations Of Qhte. but on the whole THE
Result of THE 1.-TWO years. triad dcmon-
straltes that so fast as the coins are sent
out of one door OF the treasury, they
come In the olther The outstanding SHEER
man notes SO called, have been reduced
from about S156,OOO,OOO to ratehr more
than $14S,OO0,O0O. but as certificates must
StiM be given on the deposit of silver dol
lars, the alsbuaa amount Uf silver dollars
In circulation today is considerably below
the record OF three years ago. Evidently
when the people get them they do not
want them -Ex
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-18
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND.
Interprets Pope Leo's Instructions to
Catholics

st. Paul Oct. 17.-Archblshop Ireland
In am interview with am Associated Press
reporter, said
''The words of Pope Leo are in no man.
ner of means in condemnation of par
Naments of retGgfon. He merely pre-
scu1bed the meuho1s or conditions under
which CalbhoCqcs may take part in them.
He deems 1t unadv.kllible to have pro-
mlscuo1S assembling of Catholics with
men of al forums Of religion, Buddhists,
and Molhamedlans and nom Catholics upon
the same platform for the discussion of
religious questions"
The pope's words are: ut would seem
advisable htat hhe Catholics lloId their
own meetings apart, in order THAT use
fulness be not confined to the Cat1o,fCs,
access is to be given to everybody, wnetfl-
er he be Caltholhc or one separated from
the Catholic faith"
Congresses of religions will have 10
be he'd and Catholics may take part I'm
trem under certain well defined condl-
ttonS. The Catholics will mold their
meetings during the same period of time
and ON the same grounds as representa-
tfves of other faiths or religions, but in
haIs of their own, marking In this way
their own doctrlnaa e1cciusiyeness and yet
allowing others the advantage Of hearing
their decisions.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-18
RECEIVER ASKED.
Tacoma Has a Fight on with One Of
the Banks


Tacoma, Oct. 1.-THE city today ap-
piled TO have a receiver appointed for
the German-Amerfcan Safe Deposit and
Savings Bank, alleging that the city
treasurer yesterday drew a check on the
bank for SS,369, THE amount OF the city
deposit, and THAT the bank refused to
pay the same or any part thereof. The
allegation Is also made that the bank is
insoivent. On motion Of the bank Judge
Parker Continued the hearing on the ap-
pltcation until TOMORROW morning
This action on the citys part Is the
reEuf Of a suit brought Tuesday by the
German American Bank whereby 1t seeks
to settle its account with the city. The
bank alleges that ex-City Treasurer Boggs
deposited in the bank 5000 Of city war
rants, the city receiving credit for so
mucp-Gsasn. Since taking office in April,
1894. Treasurer McCaulsy has drawn out
$4,000 in CASH leaving balance of
$3.50.
The city hais found THAT under recent
decs7.ori5 Warrants thus placed in bank
are not ddr1sey bepll, being issued IN
excess of the constitutional limit OF in
debtedness, though they will be ultimately
validated.
The bank alleges tifat since the city
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-18
MARKEr REPORTS.

Liverpool Oct. 17-Wheat-spot, quiet,
steady; demand poor; No. 2 red winter,
IS 21Sd; No. red spring, stocks exhaust
ed; No. hard Manitoba, Is ID; No. /
California, IS 31kd.
London, Oct. n.-Hops-Pacihc Coast,
Fl lis.
New York, Oct. H.-Hops, steady.
Portland, Oct. 17.--Wheat, valley, 1910
30; Walla WaEca, 46.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-18
ALCOHOL IN THE ARMY.

Washington, Oct. H.-Tne annual report
OF the surgeon general of the United
States ARMY SHOWS that the prevalence
of alcoholism in THE army continues TO
decline. In 1890 seventeen posts had more
THAN 10 per cent of their average strength
under medicaa care for drunkenness and
during tine past year only four per cent
had been tihe percentage.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-18
CLUE FOUND.
OF 'the Cow Creek Canyon Train Rob
bers.

RosebuIrg, Oct. 17.-In Attorney Card
wells office here may be seen two sn ali
grips, considerably the worse for wear.
and exposure to tie elements, which are
staid to have connection more or less
important, with the Cow Creek Canyon
train robbery last summer. One con-
tains express company blanks, accident
insurance tickets, a looking glass, comb,
etc, supposed to be the belongings CT
Express Messenger Donohoe; in the other
are a pair of shoes and cake of soap on
ly, sand to be the property of an insEr-
ance agent on the trlin.
CardwelC says a mum, whose name he
refuses to make public now, found the
grips i'm the canyon a considerable dis
tance south OF the scene Of the hold-up,
inndicating THAT the detectives theory
is wNtong, als they claim 10 have followed
Case and Pool, now under arrest. in
the opposite direclt-n.