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The American guide., 1896-12-19
Donations 10 Old Ladies' Home.

Mr. EDITOR OF THE AMERICAN GUIDE
Will you please allow me small
space in your very valuable paper to
thank the many kind douators TO the
Old Ladies' Home for Thanksgiving
offerings?
Mrs. Harry Hill, six loaves of bread
and pound cake every Saturday; Prof,
Ish's department, 81 Prof, Rector's de-
partment, SECS; Mrs L. L. Stephens S
department, Sl55; Mrs. NJ. L, Speight's
department, 4lcts; Miss Fannie Bar
bour's department, 1Octs; Miss Il. Rec
tor, 5cts; total, $3.50,
From Forest Grove School, s5cts !;
from Twenty-frst Street School, 5octs !;
from Capital Hill School, s2.lo; total
from all schools, Ss,sl.
Mrs. NJ, Bailor, one goose and peck of
meal; Mrs. Pheifer, g. in cash; Mrs.
Judge Rose, one turkey.
This and about two express wagons
Of groceries of all descriptions was sent
by the four schools. May the dear
Savior ever prosper those who care for
the needs of the home.
am very respectfully yours for the
good OF the home,
Mrs. II. L. CAROLINA, Secretary.
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Programme.

The Citizens League for the cclebra'
ton OF the emancipation proclamation
has arranged the following programme
at First Baptist church, January /,
1897, 1880 u, M:
/. Invocation, Rev W. r. Duncan,
Q. Music, congregation, 3, Opening re.
marks, Rev. j. 7. Robinson. 4, Emau'
cipation Proclamation, Wm, Pickins,
,. Solo, Miss Florence Lacey. Q. Causes.
j. l.. Brown. :. Negro Of "Yester
day." Judge NJ W, Glib. s. Solo, Mis-,
Boneda Garner 0. Emancipation OF
Women, Mrs. NJ. L. Spight. TO- Negro
of To-day" Prof j. NJ. Cox II, Music
Chorus, 100 voices. II. some Results
Prof. j. Il. Knox, ~, Negro Of ITO
morrow h. A. Williams. H. Solo.
Miss $. A. Gaines Is, Ills Prospects
Wm. Pickett. 10. Music, Battle LYNN
of the Republic. II. Music, God BE
With You" congregation,
Citizens committce-Rev, ], =. Rob
inson, President; Prof, J, X. Rector, II,
II, Gilkcy, Prot ], A, Booker, Prof u.
r. Horne. Rev. J, N. Conner, Rev q,
W. u. Gaines. l.. J. Brown J. NJ
Morris.
A gala day IL will be ! our national
day You are expected to be there.
Music furnished by Miss Annie Hart
Miss May Copeland and others.
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NEWS AND NOTES.
A Summary Of Important Events.
EIFTY-FoURTH CONGRESS.
Second Session.

In the senate. on the nth, two resolution.
looking to recognition OF Cuba and denounc'
ing the methods OF Spain. were referred to the
committee on foreign relations. which was In
instructed to inquire into the facts and report
at an early day. The immigration bill was taker
up and laid over under an agreement TO take .
vote on the i7th House holiday resolution was
referred to the committee on appropriations
Fifty-fve pension bills TALL on the calendarl
were passed .. In the house the day was de-
voted by consent to miscellaneous business
A Joint resolution for holiday recess from
December - to January was passed The
army appropriation bill was reported from the
committee on military affairs.
In the senate, on the 18TH, Mr., Morgan tAla-)
spoke for more than an hour advocating i'm
mediate Intervention IN behalf OF Cuba, using
very strong language in urging his point, The
resolution previously offered by him request
Ing the president to communicate papers rela'
ting to the condition OF affairs in Cuba was
agreed to. The pension bill Of Nancy G, ALA
bach was passed over the presidents veto. and
the house joint holiday resolution was con
Cured in In the house, consideration OF The
bill to amend the postal law relating to SECOND
class matter was begun. The bill to authorize
purchasers OF the Atlantic & Pacific railroad
10 form new corporation, with the rights
privileges and obligations OF the old, was
passed.
In the senate. on the 10th. the resolution tc
take up the Dingley bill for consideration was
the subject Of very warm discussion between
several senators, which resulted in a complete
acquiesoence on both sides OF the chamber in
the fact that the Dingley bill could not possi-
bly, be passed at the present session. ...... In
the house nearly all OF a four hours session
was devoted to consideration. IN committee OF
the whole. OF the army appropriation bill fol
the year ending June 20, lsgs and an amend
mont cutting on the Hot Springs tArk.) hospi-
tai was agreed TO- When the committee rose
the point y, no quorum was made aud sus-
tained and the house adjourned.
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s,unsd uudcr a MlsapprehensIon.

Hon. J. T.. Bush, EDIron AMERICAN
GUIDE: I was called upon to sign a Pc
tition to-day December Il, 1890 by G.
W. Thompson, in his favor, for United
states land receiver ut Little Rock,
which signed with another colored
nun. had formerly signed petition
for your appointment us United States
land receiver OF Little Rock, and so
stated TO our friend, @. W. Thompson,
but he stated and assured me that you
wus not n candidate for that position
hut thst you was only candidate for
register Of the land Office at Little
Rocls," and that my signing his petition
would not be In conflict with your peti.
tion.
Now. l simply write you to inform
you that I do not wish TO do you any
harm, and u tho time ! signed Mr..
Tho,u p.ons petition | did not know but
that You was m asplrant for the Office
rt United States register, and were y
pot for the Misrepresentation OF Mr. j.
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FRiDAf, Dec 10
Drain aud p slslona
ST. Loun-- -Flour--r to extra fancy.
ssoca4asi patents. "a wheat-No,s, :,
r.d. oiAc; No. 49, z
niixed aiae; Mo- - 4, HSc Oats
Noe isH@loe. iIay-Prsf 1cab 90 tzso; mixed
Timothy. 1U>aiooD, ,chr Timothy, T.so1
leoo Butter-Creamery f7dsic. dairy isd
lsc, Eggs-Frcsh, i7c Ifrd-PrIme steam'
s0c Pork-Ncw STANDARD moss. q. .asdl7poc.
Baeon-Extra shorts. ANs. clear ribs A'oc;
clear A75e, all boxed wool-choice tub-
washed 7aeoNc
wheat-Futures closed; December, eossc o.
May, g0c a.
Corn-Futurcs closed, December, co<e bi
May, ee'.e b
NEW YoRx-F -Flour-slatc and western
steady aud unchanged wheat-Dcccmbcr,
s6A. 9sdAci January, SA1s0Ne; March. nA9
~ 3-i6c; May, " iS-i6dsdyc; July, spA0sle'
Cotn-No. :, gsadeeAci December. esHGtssNc'
May, Hta9l.sc. Oats Western, ,liatsic; May
ei4 pork--Easy. Lard Steam-rcndcfcd
aliic. Butter Steady; moderate demand
Egg Western, c0galc,
CutoAGo-oponing quotations; Wheat--De'
cembcr 76A.ei May, NhGsotc. corn-Jan-
uary, 2!sc; May, esS,c. oats--May. souaos.c
Pork-Janusry, td's. May. f.p Lard
January, asSc bid; May, t0,e bid. Short Ribs
January, as7l,i May, Aosto.
CntcAGo-CloslnR quotations. wbeat-Dc'
eember, 7iilc, January, 7iac; May, sOasc bid
Corn-Deeembcr, ssAe. January, pshc; May
sSao. Oats December, lcAc; January, l'ci
May, a04c asked Pork December, ~ 70
January, s7Gou5d,H; May t7.91dtTpss, Lard
December, S;oe, January, aGNc; May
ts.sc, short RIBS December, SpOci Janu'
ary, Ssse May, tooc bid,
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School Teachers Wanted.

School directors or others that want
iirst-class teachers can obtain them by
writing to the AMERICAN GUIDE. We
can recommend both male and female
teachers, some being graduates Of col
lcges, others Of Little Rock high
schools. Please write us II you are in
need OF teachers and we will try and
All your demands No charges for se'
curing positions for our girls and boys
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Fair Warning

TO all subscribers that fail neglect or
refuse to pay my agent, Mr. j. II.
sykes, during the month OF December,
1896, expect to place all such bills in
the hands OF nm official that will pro-
cced TO collect them by due process of
law. Those that refuse to pay In future
will have no one to blame for add.
tional cost except themselves. We
cannot run newspaper on wind any
more than other people can '1ed their
stomachc on the same kind OF stuff, II
You expect to dance you must pay the
fiddler. Respectfully,
TnE EDIroA
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Cclorcd Jewellery Stofe. .

j, Il. Henderson, wcll-known TO every
colorcd man, woman and child, and a
large number of the best white citizens
OF the city, formerly connected with
zimmerman's jcwclry establishment
for IL years, where he obtained his ed.
ucation along that line, will open busi-
ness for himself in the bush building,
July /, where he hopes to meet his
many friends He will do general re.
pairing business In clocks, watches,
rings and jewelry Of all kinds He will
also carry u small line OF assorted jew.
elrv, watches, eloclss, pins and buttons.
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Fsss Transfer Of Passengers and Baggage
for Memphis and Tho East.

From any part Of the city to Little
Rock and Memhis Railroad depot for all
passengers Tor Memphis and points be-
yond. Rate to Memphis only So, and
TO all poIuls correspondingly cheap,
For tickets, baggage checks, etc., come
to or address George II. Lee, City Ticket
Agent, ITO East Markham street, Little
Rcck, Art,
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..aay nigns, Deceni-

ssaAl uis btttih-
culm, .lcd in mass meeting
900 citizens at the First Baptist
shurch on last Monday night. After
speeches by many prominent men, the
following memorials were read and
ndopted. So red-hot were the boys
that they were eager TO organize a
company and offer their services to
poor Cuba In defiance of her indie
pcndcnce:
md House OF Representatives Of the usited
states OF America. In Congress assembled;
Your memorialists, colored citizens Of
Arkansas. assembled at Little Rock,
nppreciating the blessings of universal
liberty, OF free speech, free press, free
religion and self-government, would
respectfully urge upon you to exercise
every lawful und proper means to secure
the freedom OF the people OF Cuba
from Spanish rule. We especially send
greetings to the president for that part
Of his message. favoring speedy
cessation of hostilities in Cuba, and the
generous offer Of his friendly office to
bring about amicable adjustment of the
differences between all parties con
cerncd. We send greetings to the two
branches of congress for the spirit In
which they champion the cause Of the
Cuban people.
As m ohscrvant people, your mcmori-
nlists are not unmindful Of the fact that
the American people during the carly
struggles for liberty were lighting
ngainst the same wrong that now af-
fects Cuba, viz. taxation without rep.
rcscntntion; and moreover, your me-
morinlists, us u class of American citi'
zens recently liberated from bondage
feel u deep sympathy for struggling
humanity the world over In their effort
to secure life, liberty and pursuit OF
happiness.
We. therefore, invoke the execution
Of the Monroe doctrine, not only in re-
pelling new colonization, but as n justi'
iication for our Interference in promot'
Ing the consummation OF republican
form Of government wherever n "de
iaVto" one has been organized.
We isel that the Spanish government,
hy it's brutal. inquisitorial and barbar-
GU. tncde OF warefarc has alienated
The sympathy and forfeited the respect
d, Of all Christian nations
In wow OF these conditions and ap.
prcc.at.ng the blessings OF universal
liberty, Of free speech, free press free
religion and sclf-government we would
respectfully urge upon you to exercise
every lawful means TO secure the free
dom Of the Cuban people from Spanish
rule. J. II SMITH,
NJ. w. GIBD,
v. L. HONE,
JouS X. Rfcron,
], ?, RoBiSsoS,
Ia Committee.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

The city circulation Of The
American Guide is equal to that
of any weekly paper published in
Little Rock, and has double that
of any Negro paper published in
the city. Advertise with us,
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A oEsPeRADo's DEED.
The Station Agent at Minden, Mo-, shot
and Robbed by = Masked Man.

FoRr ScorT, Kas., Dec. ls.-Early
Wednesday evening masked man,
heavily armed, walked into the Mis-
souri, Pacific depot at Minden. Mo-, a
small town south OF this city, and de-
liberately fired two heavy charges
from a shot gun into Agent Brook S
back and leg. Tho assassin then
robbed the money drawer, securing "a
small amount of money and escaped.
The affair was one ot the most dcs-
perate that ever occurred in the vicin-
ity, and the citizens will deal harshly
with the robber II caugnt
The American guide., 1896-12-19

* GENERAL Powell Clayton is spoken of
in connection with the interior depart
ment portfolio. General Clayton is a
man for any place. American
You are right Bro. Cooper. The Gem
eral is man capable of occupying any
position under the gift of President
VIM. Mckinley.
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THE BOSTON ALL RIGHT.
The story of Her oruuading Originated
In q Pilots splte.

In Piiot's spite.
SAN FRANclsoo, Dec. IA dispatch
from Victoria printed here says that
the United States steamer Boston
grounded on Sandspit, near Chemiulpo,
Corea, December 5, was seriously
strained and may be obliged to come
home for repairs. The Daily Report
received letters BY last steamer from
Yokohama stating there is no trnth
whatever in the report of the ground
ing of the steamer. The Boston. when
off Chemiulpo, declined the services OF
a pilot. who, out Of revenge, sent the
story ofthe grounding to the Magasaki
shipping list.
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The I,,yrr, AM.

WASHINGTON, Dec, 1.-THE Pow
ers" bill, providing for y settlement of
the indebtedness of the Pacific rail
ways will be brought Up in the house
shortly after the holiday recess. 1t is
said that debate on u e measure will
begin on January O.
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SPEAKING of the Inauguration of
President Mckinley and the prepara-
tions necessary for such an occasion
the Colored American mentions the
fact that on the executive committee to
make the arrangements are two col
ored men. Thus in the very beginning
we fri the Mckinley forces recognize
ing the brother in black. We believe it
will be so even down to the end of the
line. The Colored American says:
PREPARING FOR THE INAUGURATION.
The work preparatory to the inaug-
uratiop of President-elect Mckinley
has now begun in earnest, and il is well
for the cause and fortunate for all
parties concerned that SO capable u
man as idr. C. J. Bell has been placed
at the head of the committee The
republicans of the District OF Columbia
are highly elated over the election of
Mr. Bell, and II is expected that they
will give him hearty support and CO.
operation. The chairmen of the several
subcommittee are also men selected
because of special fitness for the work
in hand. At this writing the place in
which to hold the ball has not been de-
cided upon, and the choice lies between
two buildings; The pension office and
the new congressional library building.
There are two representative colored
citizens on the executive committee,
and it is expected that colored men
will be given places on all of the com.
mittees, The secretary, Col. Fred
racket, brings to the cormittec the
'"nce Of past years, and his knowl-
work to be done will be of
he committee. 1t is a
With such leade- !
se"es'
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Rescued Prom a Mob.

GUTHRIE, Okla, Dee, ld-Clcmens,
the negro who is chsrged with the
butchery OF an unknoi a man and girl
near Perkins, was tai, IN from mob
at 3 a. m. and landed In Lincoln coun.
ty Jail, The evidence aga inst him is
only circumstantial.
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Nolico.

The AMERICAN GurpE Publishing Co,
will be located in their new quarters.
No. sos West Ninth street, Bush block,
after Monday, June 8. We will be
pleased TO have all Of our friends to
call and sec us.
The American guide., 1896-12-19

a veterinary surgeon divide expert
ence told me few daysago that as goo
price could be realized to-day for
strictly frst-class horse as ever
Farm journal.
The American guide., 1896-12-19

Table centers Of scroll.shaped plec
Of linen with wide border Of open
work, giving it an ova | appearance
Dry Goods Economist, a
The American guide., 1896-12-19

Back to the old home, 40 fraught with
"reminiscences of tho happy scenes OF
childhood days; back again with the
old folks around the blazing logwood
FIRE aud through forks 81 flame npd
wrcnths of smoke, let the Imagination
draw picture Of the separation of par.
ent and child many ycars ago reunited
again.
To afford the good people Of Arkan.
sas nm opportunity TO experience the
above conditions, the Iron Mountain
Route will sell tickets ns above sct
forth, For full information call on or
Address, II. G, TowNshsp,
osn1 Pass'r 4 Tk'. Agt,, ST. Louis
~ AGO. HuSpHoIN,
pass'r & Tkt. Agt, Little Rock.
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1.-Two stock Market.

81. Louis -Catile-Tancy export. u oodte
fair TO choice ~ 20 1iOo. butchers, ss.boaa, 7Si
cows aud hoiicrs. s.0OBe6 Is iogs-Packlng,
iegSO3iS butehcrs' hogs, ssoca3.so' lights
90. ,OuSsin sheep -frlces range at evi
JoAi spring lambs, sShhthsN
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We want our $500 subscribers TO read
the advertisements In this paper. and
then 20 10 the merchants that advertise
with us and get what you want and
must have.
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would not have signed another petit
ton, having already signed one for the
same office in your favor. l, therefore,
will at the earliest opportunity have
my name erased from his petition.
Yours truly,
CT. LINDSEY (RepublicanD
The American guide., 1896-12-19

Dress trimmings OF silk and bead
embroidered leaves an,' flowers in cut
out applique style.
The American guide., 1896-12-19

CuicAoo-Thc Droycrs' Journals oficinl
quotations are ~ follows Cattio-Receipts,
1000 head; mnrhct i0disc higher, quality poor.
Fair to best bceyes, tlsodbssD stockcrs and
feeders, ss05aas5. mixed cows and bulls. ti.0
els Texas, ~ 7sefS N lloss-ltecoipts. 80, ,oU
head estimated for tomorrow, 5000 hcadi
opening market steady 70 higher ciosed weak
ana 30 lower, Light, ~ 1ttl thi rough
packing, t.pletaOb, mixed and butchers, t31
atj i5i heavy packing and shipping, ta.ind
3+Dl pigs, s2sbdAG Sheep Receipts. AVN
head market slow and dull. Natives. - 100
400 western, tA7S1aio lambs. a. eSgaso
KANSAS cirr-fioss- Light tassdsOl mo-
dium, S.sotS,3o heavy, taibasea pigs,
ki0NRSiS Cattle-Natlvc strcrs, t4.iSadCS.
fair TO good, sa6oatio cows and hcifcrs, best,
~ vGa,Oi fair TO 5000, t7jtso)i bulls, u.O
az 70, stockers and feeders, t2oQa7b Tcxas
and western, ta.toisa 10, calves. t,.0Oa %,
cisoissArI-iIors-Ae Active at q, todaa
Cotton.
Quotations for mlddllng range Us follows ST.
Louis, exc New Yorh. 73-isc. New Orleans.
si'-icc Memphis, ssei Charleston. ohe
Financial.
NEW YonK, Dec II, Money on call at IHla
per cent Prime mercantile paper. Z per
cent Sterling exchange 1rm, with actual
business In bankers bills nt ta3Ndt4s4 for o0
days. and ts7't9is7X for demand. Posted rates,
isaSdbise Commercial bills. tssN14s3.s
Exchanges, tiip, p,seJSis. balances, thss5,,Te.
Tho Mercantile safe Dcposlt Co reportn silver
bullion on hand. isiiog ounces; deposilnd,
b0l? onnces Withdrawn, mono. certificates out
standing. tsi bnr silver o5s. Mexican dol
lars siQshs Government bonds steady. state
bonds nrm Railroad bonds lower
The nature of the stock market nfior u
O'Clock was the heaylness OF tho Could issues
Manhattan failing IN 10 %; Western Union
~. 10 sit, and Missouri Paciac I. to ipS The
weakness OF Manhauan had I'd unfavoruble cf.
feet on tho general market aud prlccs rcecdcd
Aio VI sugar and Chicago Gas leading Ia
the bpcclaltles Llnseci oil brought isN, against
70, the last previously reported transaction.
The selups was nseribcj TO tho unsatisfactory
condition OF trade Speculation ~ noon was
DaNy steady In tone.
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My DEAR Mr.. LINDSEY: Your COM
plant is only one of many that has
come to our notice, Among many
others we mention Rev. J. 7. Robinson,
Rev. G. W. D. Gaines and Hon. c. W.
Keats.
Hon. G. W. Thompson and ]. 4. Bush
aspire to the office of receiver of the
United States land office, They are
both citizens and taxpayers, both re-
publicans, both have rights as such,
and among those rights is the one of
e-holding. We have no objections
to any one signing Mr.. Thompson's Pc
tition. Our experience is that, as a
rule, most men sign petitions to get rid
of a fellow. So reckless are petition
signers that men have been known to
sign their own death warrants.
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River Ne =.

Dark-green umbrella having glas
and Dresden handles ftr ladies' use.
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North Side News.

VIII f. Stewart is out again oversee
ing the $4,000 business house of Jockey
Clayton 1t will be used as hotel by
parties from Chicago, The building
will be lighted by electricity and
served with bath tubs. The structure
is very handsome.
Rev. X. I, Thompson will preach at
the A. NJ, L, Zion church this confer.
ence year.
Miss Gurtrude Sanders is herself
again after four weeks OF illness,
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmet Bolden has
quit farming and moved into the city
to their beautiful home on Fifth and
Collins.
Mrs, $. A. Barber has returned from
n visit to Columbia, Ala, where she en-
joyed the luxuries Of her relatives,
Rcy. j. W. Walker is building brick
Emm.t Jones, collector for A. d.
Morris, who is a wholesale and retail
wood and grocery dealer, has the con-
fdcnce OF his employer. Both 'ele-
phones. New telephone, lss; old telc-
phone, laC, south side.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

w ARNING ORDER -RoxlE SIMMONS.
w plaintiff, W. Simon simmons, defendant,
IL PULASKI Chnnccry Court-Thc defendant,
Simon simmons, is warned 10 appear Ii thls
court within thirty day. and answer the CON.
plant Of the plnlntlif kosio simmons
November n lsgt
J. H. pASCliAL. Clerk
BY CIiAs. NJ CosSoR, d G.
c. \, LINDSEY, Solicitor for Plaintiff
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NARNING oRpER.-MARY J. ROBIN
w son, plainiln, " Daniel Robinson, de-
fendnnt, In tho PULASKI chancory Couri-Tlo
dcfcndant, Daniel Robinson, IA warned 70 ap-
pear In this court within thirty days and ah-
liver the complaint Of the plaintiff, Mary J,
kollpson.
f6Sembor 4. tsss
rp ,onssos. solisieifssAYsiA4Hsissks fsAsiA4Hsissks' ''''-
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Quotations for mlddlng range Us follows ST.
Louis, exc New York. 1910. New Orleans,
ei5-loc; Memphis, eAci Charleston. o,e.
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eyeigh
neglected be easily
Deformes diseases
swelling limbs treated
gnuar all gstandng
bihnk facial boches
and superhuous
Epilepsy Fits Cued-A Positive Guarantee
vitality
specialists
gonorrhGa
positively speedily their French and
Germa
enclosing reply
DIR. REA- 81 CO.,
Masonic Temple Little Rock. Ark
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MARKET HyPORr.

--Fall. t. Trace.
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POEMS WORTH READING.


A rsar Of ire roth olvuptod
Han TO ye, conquerors mighty, from games oiympian
returning,
Crowned with olive and palm from the trees By Her.
cules planted
Ys, who the purple seas wide furroved from far Alta.
wellsreaved Greeks TO strive with, in contests Psns-
thenaic.
where Is the glory of oouskos' the pride of Parasite
vopoulos1
Fleet of foot, and strong, and famed for throwing the
discusf
vsnquIshed and traied in defeat by men from the
tribes Of Manhattos,
out OF the isles OF sunset fallen. Tenella. toneilal
Fun four years to come they will tell II in peiopon.
nesus
How the barbarian victors palntel red the Acropolis.
waving their banners brightdyed, blowing blasts on
the conch she'll
Wasting Athcnisn wealth through fabulou, winning
Of wagers.
80. from your proves and pluck. o returning olym.
plan athletes,
They will have learned we can do some things as well
as some others,
Here in the land OF dollars, dudes. reformers, and bt.
cycles.
Homo of smuggling and football. and six.day-so-as,you
pleases
HENnr TYRREtI.