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WANT OUT Or POLITICS.
Chicago Federation Of Labor Turns Down
"a Free silver Resolution.


Chicago Federation Of Labor Turns Down
a Free silver Resolution.
CHICAGO, Nov. "a The Chicago Fed
Grafton OF Labor, at its regular Sunday
evening meeting after It protracted and
warm debate. tabled l6-to-l declare
ton in favor of the free and unlimited
coinage Of silver The organization has
been regularly chartered by the Ameli-
lean Federation OF Labor and it will DO
the only central body that viii be reeog-
nized by the Federation III Chicago.
The meeting was the largest that has
been held by any central labor organi-
cation in this city for years. It was
made up almost entirely Of new leaders
in the labor movement The men, such
as Pomeroy Grady, Powers and Ryan.
who have been conspicuous in the
Trades and Labor Assembly, were alb
sent, and from the constitution adopted
these officers will be placed on the re-
tired list Indefinitely
The entire association was taken up
in the discussion Of the constitution
which is to govern the new oreaniza-
ton.
The most sensational feature Of the
meeting was the turning down of a
plank in the platform Of principles con
tanned in the preamble as reported by
the committee. This was a declaration
in favor of the free and unlimited coin
age Of silver at a ratio Of l6 to l. When
the secretary read this there was gel
eral uproar, and a dozen delegates were
on the floor demanding recognition from
the chair and protesting against the
adoption of any suth political measure
or declaration as that. For an hour the
debate waxed warm over the proposed
injection of politics and free silver into
the new organization which was being
formed, because politics had killed the
old ones. the shades Of the labor con-
gress and the trades and labor assembly
were held up as examples Of what would
be the result Of the adoption Of this
clause One delegate thought it wise
to leave out this silver clause, but he
wanted to substitute part Of the "Peo.
Pies party" scheme Of issuing money
This met with still more disfavor, amt
finally the plank, amendment and sub
stitute were all laid on the table
Az It's next meeting the officers OF the
new organization win be elected.
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Bank rails at Sioux Falls.

WASHINGTON, Nov. "a. The comp
troller of the currency has received in
formation OF the failure of the Dakota
National bank at Sioux Falls, s. D. The
bank has capital of $4,000, and at the
time of the last report it had a surplus
of $50. 900 and liabilities amounting to
s230. 900. Bank Examiner zimmerman
has been placed in charge.
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Not Yet omoiaIly Notified.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 24-L. W. Wood.
ward OF this city has not yet been of.
ficially notified of his selection rs chair
man Of the inauguration committee TO
arrange for the ceremonies incident to
MeKinley's instalIment into the presi.
Dental chdse. II is known, however
that National Committeeman pmker's
recommendation was approved at the
meeting of the national committee in
New York last Friday.
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4 BBIJGE GIVES Way.
Twelve Pareo1s 60 Down
With the Wreck.
ONE DEAD AND TWO WILL DIE.

All the others Are Hurt. but 1t Is
believed None Arc Seriously Injured.
IT Is clalned THAT the stringers We're
Faulty and the Jar Worked the
Bridge or the siIs.
BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Nov. 81 "A party
of a dozen young people who left Ensley
City early Saturday night IN wagon
for a hay ride had their merrjment
Transformed into death and d.jaster be-
fore they had proceeded a mile on their
journey Ten days ago a new bridge
was erected across Village creek. near
Ensley City. While crossing this struo-
ture it gave way. precipitating the wag-
on and It's load of human freight Is feet
below into the water Not a person in
the vehicle escaped uninjured
William Shannon was hurt about tn
head, which caused conclusion of the
brain, from which he died
Miss 11'ggie Hartigan was seriously
miared about the head and her back
was sprMned 1t is feared she will die
Charley Barns had his scalp cut open
for tive inches ana received internal in
jufiea which mas result seriously.
Tie others injured are not fatally, but
are badly hurt.
The cause Of the accident was that
the stringers Of the bridge were too
short and by constant jarring they grad
ually worked off the sills The water
in the creek was six feet deep, but the
timely work of those least injured saved
the young ladies and those most scri-
ously hurt from being drowned.
The coroner will make a complete in
vestigation. There is talk of suits for
for damages against the county.
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DRoKE oVER rHE RANKs.
Houses and Everything Movable Beine
swept by the Kiver.

N-'AsaNe ann NtANE0 thAiE 1tokantg DetHG
swept by the river.
SEATTLE. Wash Eoy. "a News
just received in this city from Sky
komisk, on Great Northern railroad,
which Indicates that the skykomish
river has jumped its banks in many
places and eny3aed the home OF ra8eh-
ora One instance Is given whore
woman wadfd halt amite with baby
IN her arms through three feet of water
to escare RISING water Houses are be-
ing swept eway and big trees, fences
and other movable objects are being
carried OF 4 man namrd Baker came
sailing down the S1ykomish river yes
terday on a tree while near him was
orouohed big black bear Near the
town of Skskemish Mr. Sanders saw q
bear on a floating tree and shot it
dead and secured the carcass.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. "a. Marcus \.
Smith. assistant United States attorn "
for the district Of Arizona, has resign 4.
Smith was a candidate for election as
delegate to congress on the Demoorn 10
ticket At the time Attorney Conc al
Harmon announced against the offie ~
Of the department running for of 80
Smith was in the interior Of the tei l.
tory and could not be reached prompt =.
As soon, however, as it was called 20
his attention, he forwarded his resig n
ton, which has Just reached here.
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TELLER FAVoRs BRYAN.
He Makes No coneealment of the Faos
Vhat He VIII support Him.


Vhat lie VIII support Him.
DENVER, July l6.-Ex Senator L, Ter
has returned to Denver from Mani ou,
where he has been III conference With
Senator Dubois Of Idaho, and Congr U.s.
man Hartman Of Montana, as to tho
course the Silver Republicans shall ur-
sue in the approaching campaign. I ley
have postponed their conference uatil
silver Republicans can arrive.
Senator Teller makes no concealn ens
of his intention to support Mr.. Bi an
for the presidency He says he is $ ais-
fed that the Bryan people will n aka
the financial question paramount t. all
others in the campaign and that il CO.
ted Mr.. Bryan will devote himself t, 30
curing return to national bimetall ~
Mr.. Teller believes Mr.. Bryan is a str ,ng
candidate to begin with and thar ha
will constantly grow with the PEI Die.
Mr.. Teller will not permit the use o. bis
name at the ST. Louis Populist and sill
yer convention.
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SPREAD TO A RIOT.

Two Men Dying, Two Cannot Live and
Number Hurt.
CLEVELAND, Nov. a "A riot occurred
yesterday morning on Franklin avenue
extension, near Columbus street, it is a
locality thickly populated with Hunga-
rians and Irish-Americans. Many men
were stabbed. Dirks, knives and clubs
were freely used and nearly all the com
batants were more or less injured. Two
men were taken to the hospital in a dy-
ing condition, two others cannot sur
vive their injuries and several others
are dangerously wounded The trouble
was caused ~ Joseph and John Sprends
and James Carter engaging i'll a street
quarrel.
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Man and Woman suGooated.

NEW YORK, Nov 24-An unknown
man and woman were found dead in
their bed in room at hotel here Sun
day, having been suffocated by gas,
which was flowing from an open and
unlighted burner in the apartment. The
police are investigating, but have found
nothing tending to indicate murder or
suicide, and they are Of the opinion
that the entire affair was due to an ae-
cident.
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DETROIT, Nov. "A -Mabley & Co, one
Of the leading retail clothing firms Of
the cry, have filed chattel mortgage
for $3.50 000to the Union Trust company,
as trustees, for their creditors. A blank
ct mortgage covering the entire stock
Of clothing. boots and shoes, mems fur
nishings, etc, was also made to the
Union Trust company.
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Denled tho Rnmera.

HALIFAX, Nov p The steamer Der.
muda, which left New York few dav.
ago, has reached this port Captain
Scott, her commander, denied the pub.
lished reports concerning the Bermuda's
intended movements, and her owners,
Musgrave & Co, Of this city, said posi-
lively they had no desire to risk her IL
such business rs that of flibusterinp
and she is to be used in legitimate com.
merce. The vessel has been chartered
to load apples here for the London mar
l1et.
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Murder and Suicide.

MAyFnLD, Ky, Nov. pa murder
and suicide occurred here Sunday.
T. B. Baker, a farmer of Graves county,
recently sued for divorce. He and his
wife had not been living together for
some time and bitter feelings existed
between them. Baker went to see his
wife at her residence, and when she
would not listen to his oyertures he shot
her through the heart and then shot
himself twice through the head. Both
died almost instantly.
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The sidewalks in front OF a num-
Der u Aiisiiiess houses IN this city
are 50 muddy and filthy that they
are disgrace, not only 70 the
houses, but to the city as we'll a
GRAPHIC reporter, saturday alter
noon. saw several ladies nearly snip
down ON the sidewall; in front ofone
Of the most prominentgrocery cstah~
lishments in the city. The silewak
in front oil that house, particularly.
is not only disgraeefnl, but itisabso-
lufely dangerous, and unless themGd
and filth is seraped from the front oil
these places 81 business ut an early
day the GRAPHIC reporter viii ta&e
pleasure in giving the aaar's 81 tfW
firms who SO outrage aH d reaeH.
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steamer Wrecked.

POM ARnN4, Cal, Nov. q. THE
steamer San Benito, bound from Ia
coma to San Francisco, went ashore
seven miles north OF Point Arena Sun
day Tho steamer struck on sandbar
and broke in two The san Benito car
ried A men Five men were drowned,
IS reached shore after desperate efforts
and the ressar clinRing to the rigging
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The PONIES ERANcE
Complications IN tile Election to t
Chambar of a sncialIst.

Complications IN tile fleot.on to the
Chamber of Socialist
PARIS, Nov. - The death Of NJ. Fer
ret. the socialist elected 10 the chamber
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TAYLOR BROTHERS TAKEN.
Officers Arrested Them on Their Re.
turn TO Alabama.

FLORENCE, Ala, Nov 24.-The Tay-
lor brothers, two, notorious outlaws,
who for a long time We're a terror to the
people of Tolbert and Franklin counties,
have been captured in COLDER county.
They were lodged IN the Tuscumbia
Jail to await trial. The Taylors have
been in Texas for several years. A
short time ago they returned to Colbert
county, and as soon as the authorities
learned of their presence arrangements
were made for their capture. A long
list Of evil deeds are charged against
them.
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TIE NEWS IN RRIEF.

Blackleg has appeared in herd Of
Jersey cattle in Burnett county, Texas.
The new bridge over the Brazos river
at Pills ferry in Brazos county, Texas,
is nearly completed.
The convention Of the National Wo-
mans Christian Temperance nnion will
be held at Buffalo or Detroit next year.
The 5-year-old son Of II Devore near
Perry, o. T., was burned to death BY q
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PROMINENT i54xcAN DEAD.
General Palaoio, Minister to spain. Die,
at y aGrid.

at atrid.
MADRID, Nov "A q neral Riya Pal
acio, the Mexican mn ster to Spain is
dead lie was appointed minister to
Spain i'll 1886
In 1853 when tie var against the
French began in ea~roes, Palacio organ
lied and equipped a. IS own expense a
regiment with %le1 he joined the
army Of General u rosa He distin-
kuished himself ut Baranca, SEGA and
at Puebla, and was la4de governor of
the state of Mexico lie again distin-
guishod himself 1T Maedalena and
Quaratero and enefei the capital of
Mexico on July - 1867, at the head Of
a splendid division As secretary Of
commerce he established the Central
Meteorological observatory in the Ma
tional palace, and az literary man his
productions are ruWeGous He was
born in the City Of Mexico Oct 49,,
1882, so he had jat catered his sixty
fifth year.
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GEORGE w. FERRIS DEAD.
lie Built the Wonderful Ferris Wheel
at the Worlds Fair.

PTTTsBURG, Nov. 24-George w Fer
ris, who conceived and built the world
famous Ferris wheel, died at the Mercy
hospital in this city Sunday of typhoid
fever. His illness has been brief and it
was only Friday that he was taken to
the hospital The attending physicians
say his system was greatly run down
by oYerwork His wife came here from
Canton, and was with her husband in
his dying moments
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Stole a Trar 81 lliamonaa.

CINCINNATI, NOV Il "A stranger
stole tray of diamon from Clemens
Oskamp's store on Vine street. The
thief was closely pursued and lodged
into an adjoining building, where he
left his overcoat and diamonds in a
Mushroom and escaped The diamonds
were worth $4,000
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Nor oTATEp Els PosIrloN.
Senator HnI vexed at the Way SEINE
Papers Have Quoted Him


ALBANY. July l6.-Senator D. b. lin
Is in New York City and will confer
there with the leaders as to tho Now
York delegations on the support of he
ticket named at Chicago He was in
olined to be little vexed with the way
some Of the newspapers have assumed
to know his views upon the matter. He
said
Il have not in any manner expires ed
my views to any individual or nesgn-
paper since my return from Chicago nd
anything published purporting to X
press my views is made out Of wi de
cloth and net authorized Vivid inn 81
nations play q most important part in
most of them / have not as stated ia
a morning paper, given Tammany sny
advice to support the ticket, neit.ler
have / advised with them whatever
may make up my mind as to the sit Ia
ton while am in New York AS Set
have not made public any conelu-
sion -
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MEANS wAR WITH EUROPE.
That Is What The Figaro Says if We
escrapp with Spain.

PARIS, Nov. 24.-The Figaro COM
menting upon relations between United
States and Spain on Cuba question says
American newspapers which are
agging the United States to war with
Spain, should reflect that war with
Spain means war with Europe and in
the interest Of the United States itself
its to be hoped that this eventually will
not arise.
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VII FIeHT MR. eRYAN.
National business Mems League Dscl srss
It's Position Very EmphaticaIIy.

National Business Mems League Decl aTss
It's Position Very EmphaticaIIy.
CHICAGO, July l6.-The National
Business Mems league has issued an ad.
dress to the business men of the III Red
States urging them 10 take an active lart
III the campaign against the nomin' OF
the Chicago convention. The ado sess
declares that hard lighting must be
done in Illinois, Indiana and poss bly,
Iowa, and calls upon the business men
to take active steps 10 see that the silver.
men do not carry of. these states.
Yesterday a poremprory writ of ran.
damus from Judge Morgan was ses~ed
on the commissioners of Benton co nty
requiring them to establish voting pre-
cinct for the use of the severalty Indi-
ans Of Devils Lake reservation. The
precinct was established, and if all asvs
voted they will contro, the Legislative
vote in this ,li.etrict.
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Train Wrecked

CHICAGO, Nov. While running at
the rate of 40 miles an hour the White
City special of the Big Four route
Jumped the track Saturday night at
Moneo, "a miles from Chicago. The
engine and three coaches left the rails.
No one was injured.
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PoINr ARENA, Cal. Nov. "a The re-.
mander Of the crew Of the wrecked
steamer San Benito have been rescued,
the survivors numbering Is The
steamer will be fetal loss.
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rARR,s FAfAL WORK.
Shoots to Death His Wife and Then
KiIIs Himself.

Kills Himself.
GnEENsBURG, Pa, Nov q At Del
mont, Pa, near here, late Sunday, John
Tarr, aged % years, shot and killed his
wife and then committed suicide. A
year ago Tarr eloped with the daughter
Of a well known farmer named Long.
They went to Cumberland, where they
married, but upon their return home the
girls father refused to allow his daugh-
ter to live with her husband During
the absence of the rest of the family
Tarr visited the house of his father-in
law and committed the deed It is not
known whether he quarrelled with his
wife or not, as no one was present.
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Every body is going toJones' Park
Thanksgiving Day to see the pro-
fessional bicycle races. The horse
races will lend additional interest.
Lilly Banks is to go against a crack
bicycle rider, and this event is to be
followed ny several roadster races
between fast horses OF this city.
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EXPRESS MESSENGER ARRESTED.
He Is Accused of Taking Package
Containing $4,000.

NILES, Mich, Nov. "a. -Delbert E.
Mitten, messenger for the American
Express company, has been arrested
charged with stealing $1,000 from the
company. This crime is alleged to have
been committed last Wednesday when
a package containing $4,000 sent by the
Citizens National bank of this city to
the Bankers National bank of Chicago,
disappeared. About half the money
was recovered.
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LONDON. Nov. "a Webster & BENNY.
warehousemen, have failed, with liabil-
tiles estimated at $500, 900 and assets,
5000, 900.
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Mrs. NJ. Z. Fall returned last even
ing from II brief visit to friends in
Little Rock.
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Capt. Ed Williams, OF Sarrassa,
was Pine Bluff visitor yesterday.
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THE MARKETS.


sr LouIs, Nov. 3.-cattle-Receipts. 800;
strong: Texas and Indian steers. 81 501sss 40;
cows. 81 75l5205
sheep-Receipts 90: ie higher.
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Mrs S. N. Knox was reporte d
much better yesterday afternoon.
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Mrs. Harry Diversified. of Corner
stone, is visiting Mrs. Fred Fox, il
HOhokpn
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Harry Bum, of Little Rock, is Wis
iting John speers. ON West Fourth.
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Mrs Sam Kyle, the estimable wife
OF Engineer Kyle, OF the Cotton Belt.
who is in very feeble health, returned
from ort Worth yesterday and ut
|once left for Memphis, where she
goes for medicinal treatment.
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The Glee Club, with the assistance
"of the Ladies Beethoven club.
will give concert at Merrill Insti-
.tute Thursday night. This gives
promise of being a rare musical treat.
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ing court at Dewitt.
Miss Linda Taliaferro, OF I.e'
Springs, is in the city
Miss Bessie Mills, Of RedGpld, is
visiting her parents.
Mrs. Tom Moore. ofsleeth is visit
ing her neice, Mrs. 7. 3. t1le.
Mir. Finn HUT and his son, Will
are out quail hunting today.
Mrs. Fannie King arrived home
from Washington Cit. last night.
Miss Hannah Myers, Of Camden,
is visiting Miss Miriam Franklin.
Miss eallie Jones is eoovaleseent
otter Il severe spell of Illness.
Miss Fauaie Iordan,of Little Reek.
is reported To be semcbetter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. NJ Wells have
returned from their wedding trip.
Miss 0.Neil, Of Warren. is visiting
Miss jamie Knox, ON Fourth avenue.
Rose Marie, The infant daughter Of
MIR and Mrs. esos. Harris, is a little
improved.
Mr. r. L. Maddine, the genial
"Kniehto OF the Grip, is circulating
among his friends.
Miss Lizzie Petty, of searcy, is
visiting her brother, Mr.. c. O. Petty,
ON Walnut street.
Miss Ray Smart will return today
from a visit to Miss Irene Hogg. of
Altheimer.
Prosecuting Attorney S. e. Martin
returned home from Dumas Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Yam yalkel,burg has returned
from a visit to her daughters at
Galloway College. Searey, Ark.
You'll never miss the money You
pay To see the Glee Club and Beetho-
---l-.
Mr.. W. S Rowell and family will
move in from their country home IT,
spend the winter a. their CITY res-
idcnce on Second avenue.
Miss AhhaJ aeksen' an accomplish
ed helie oi Green vic MISS, is here
hoh mss It. what? Why the
hi% concert every bodyss going.
" mere: At the Opera House Thurs
day night 1t.
4 hurnino fine If tho rasiaonco -
Mrs rockwav an East Rarrao,,.
stgont eallod nnt tho cra ,lona,.tn,a,,t
ioout II o eloek SUNDAY morning.
rho dinner fl bn served ot tho A.
linoton Ifotol an ,rbanl,coivinm ~.
viii he ono ~ the most snmnfnons
ami ele~ont ava, snreaa in pino
Bluff
excellent examnle one that ahonld
he followed by all the business
bonses Of pine BIug II win close NJ
o'clock Thursday fThanksaivi, q
Dav1 in order to rive its emnIoves
an opportunitv to attend tie bicy-
Gle races
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Ladies have you seen the art par
Tor at iewelry establishment OF r.
IL. Stearns 4 Co? 1t is something
new, noveland extremely handsome.
You are cordially invited to call and
examine the many lovely things
contained therein.
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Mrs. Fannie King viii arrive here
tomorrow from Washington City,
whittier she was called on account
.of the serious illness Of her grand
Child, the daughter OF Mr.. Chas.
Harris.
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A dirty sidewalk in front OF q
business house reflects no credit on
the proprietor thereof
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Mrs. C. A. Starr, proprietor OF the
'Bellwood flower nursery, has on
Band Il magnificent stock OF plants
and flowers. our ladies who desire
flowers would do well to give this
deserving lady call before placing
.Orders.
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Mrs. e. S Luce has returned from
a visit to Stuttgart.
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The Pine Bluff Cycle and Racing
Association promises to give the
best event ever given in State
Thanksgiving Day, Thursday No
yember %. Over $500 expended in
prizes. Professionals and amateurs
from all over the State and Memphis
have entered. D mt fml to attend.
Eli p Il till 2f.
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TO take charge OF his silk depart
.medt, Mr.. A. Blum has been so fortu-
nate as to secure the services Of Mr..
IL. j. LePage, lately with the large
Dry goods firm Of Secgel. Cooper &
- 81 Chicago. Mr.. Leiase is II
iirst-elass salesman, perfectly fitted
10 ms position, and is n most cour-
teons, clever gentleman, and the
tiRAPhic' IN behalfof ourpeopIe, takes
pleasure in welcoming him - on.
town.
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Remember the great glove contest,
to take place before the Pine Bluff
Athletic Association Thursday night.
The principals, shadow" Maber
AMI Billy Layton, are two Of the
most noted pugilisls in the country,
and the fight viii be magnificent
exhibition
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Mrs. NJ. L. smart has returned from
a visit to Althemer.
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Mr.. W S. Rowell and family will
move in from their country home to
spend the winter a. their city res
idcnce on Second avenue.
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Miss Anna Jackson, tnaeeomplish-
ed belle Of Greenvillc Miss, is here
On Il visit to Mrs. J. A. Coles.
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The Great Red store has set most
excellent example, one that should
he followed by all the business
houses OF Pine Bluff. It win close at
l O'Clock Thursday Thanksgiving
Day. in order to give its employees
an opportunity to attend tie bicy-
Gle races.
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Don't miss it. What? Why the
Big Concert, every body's going.
Where? At the Opera House Thurs
day night. 1t.