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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-28
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-28

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-28
sat iid ocnn st. Bonita
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Sbne 3weiiel miro ii6 aud Der ct.
~9lloDiius Siin9lin9s=Yerein bon Alton
balo ben Staatsbunoe bon Soma ar=
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-28

benz Union Square, iinb fait ale bon
jiioiiden Sirmen ein9enommen. lno
bon 1900 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iiuo
mebr Nls 1000 iiioii6e. Die Suoen
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BON 1890 - 1891 in Sem Sort 146,
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-28
Suaem6urgi(des.
Deretntste Staten.

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ben Serelll ouf9enommen. 0o1le1tli1 wiro
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-28
ScrcOte 3anIcm.

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S6lo6ten pon Gettysburg, Spott=
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IS wuroen in ojeien ShlO6ten Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-28

SOtol. 10, l49
Sm Sabre 1895 nun belief lid Die
3abl Der III Den Yereinigten Staten
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-28
Satbolii6er &ir6euzS aieuOer,

Mobnun0 beim Slater. - Sob. Is, 5.
&nnntnn- ben 3. NHni hl. Rreus.l lniiinb.
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The biggest thing that ever struck Pine Bluff is the bankrupt stock sale or the Gould-Galbraith Go. This K the bankrupt stock of dry goods bought bs them in Texas at shcriff's sale. They paid 9 cents on the Sl for it and are selliag them at prices that are ruineus to othermerehants. $S, ,000 worth of first class shoes at prices that defy competition. Mems shoes, ladies shoes, misses shoes, children shoes, low shoes. high shoes. tan shoes and shoes in white and shoes in red. Shoes at your own price. Remember inc place and save money ny coming to sce them 1T Rosenberg X Miller's old stand
 All wltl GouLp-GALnRAira Co.
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A called meeting of the Board of Directors of Merrill Institute, held last evening. favorable action was taken as to renting the rooms on the third floor of the Institute to Prof E. $. Luce, who is to establish a musical conservatory in Pine Bluff. Prof and Mrs. Lice are graduates of the New England conservatory of music, Ut Boston, Mass. Before the above action was taken General See retary Kincaide eorresponded with parties in different parts of the country, including Boston, and in reply received letters of the most favorable character. Prof and Mrs. Luce have very high musical, as we'll as personal worth, and Pine Bluff people should give them hearty welcome.
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A MAIL POUCH LOST.
The Mysterious Manner in Which The U. S. Mail from sarassa to Warner Dis
 appeared

Postmaster l.. NJ. Drennon, of Cummins, is in the city, and to a GRAPHIC reporter last night he gave an account of the disappearance of n mail pouch and contents under very mysterious circumstances.
 On last Monday morning Frank Palmer. negro mail rider, who carries the mail between CHmmins and Warner and intermediate points, arrived at Cummins and reported the fact that his horse had thrown him and he had lost his mail pouch.
 Searching parties were sent to look for the pouch. the negro ac- companying them Palmer carried the searehers about three miles off the main road and told them that he was making a near .'cut off by that route, when his horse took fright at some boys and threw him, after running some distance. The pouch of mail has never been dis covered and it is believed the negro was either robbed or is in c0llusi0n with those who stole the sack There was one re sistered package in the pouch.
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ON THEIR PILGRIMAGE.
Sahara Temple, Mystic Order of Shriners, En Route for
 Hot Springs.

Sahara Temple, Mystic Order of Shriners, accompanied by a num- Der of lady friends of the members, left on a special train over the Val ley Road this morning at 8 o'clock for Hot Springs, where the annual eonelave of the order is to be held tonight
 The Shriners are accompanied by the Cotton Belt Band. which is a guarantee that they will enjoy good music on their trip.
 Tonight a grand banquet will be served at Hotel Eastman. The ser vices of MT. Phelix Hail, of this city, were secured by Sahara Tem- pie to serve the wines.
 The following are among those who make the pilgrimage:
 Mesdames A. B. Grace, P. D. Att wood, J. D. Loet2erich, Preston Jordon, Maude Stanley; Misses Grace York, Lizzie Grace, Alice Stanley, May Hudson, Annie Hol- land, - Lacey.
 Messrs. J, D. Loetzerich, Inc. T. Marsh, R. M. Galbraith, ]. L. Cald- well, A. N. Smith, A. B. Grace, Jas. Atkinson, J. E. York, Joe Wat kins, D. I. Mills, P. D. Atwood, T. ]. Wilson, Frank Silverlnan, W. l.. Toney, Ed Williams, Geo. Shepherd, H. c. Higginbothan, |. E, Gaba- miss, Frank Bridges, Edgar Brew ster, A. W. Troupe, W. D. Matth- ews, Stuttgart; s. L. Joseph and W. c. Harly, Paragould; Geo. La cey, Arkansas City: Jas. Paragould, Paragould; and J. B. Lame, Stutt- gart
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Bitten by a Rabbid Dog

A telegram from Hot Springs states that on Wednesday afternoon a rabbid dog bit the little 3-year-old daughter of Mir D. A. Mobiles, wko lives nenr that city
 Unless some of the worthless dogs that now roam the streets of Pine Bluff are killed it may be but short time until similar telegram is sent out from this city Reader your child, while playing on the street, is liable at any time to he bitten by a dog from which bite death from hydrophobia may result The re- porter remembers three deaths from that terrible malady that have oc- in this city in recent years. Two of the victims were little children who were bitten while at play in the yard about the home of their parents.
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ANOTHER GUN FIRED.
Candidates for County Offices Met At Sulphur Spring Friday
 Night
srLrnun SrRINes. AnK.. April 3.

SULPHUR STRINGS, ARK, April 3. Editor Graphic.
 DEAR SfR-On Friday night a very large crowd of citizens of Spring township and from other parts of the county met at the pavilion at Sulphur Spring and very particulIY and eourteously listened to the an- nounccments and speeches of tAe various candidates for public offices. All the candidates present acquitted themselves in a creditable manner. The citizens of the surrounding com munity did all in their power to make the occasion one ef great pleasure and enjoyment The paryilion had been arranged for the speaking and when the audience was assembled Mr. II. G Hanna was elected chair man. He proceeded to announce the names of the candidates and all who were present responded when called. Everything passed off very pleasantly and the entire crowd seemed 10 appreciate the occasion. After adjournment the citizens oi Spring township organized them selves into Free Silver Club and the following named officers were elected: President. II. G. Hanna, Secretary, Frank Carver. It was decided to hold meeting Friday night, April 10th, at ' o'clock D. m., at which time by request Judge W, N Bridges will address the club on the money question: Tine spirit of enthusiasm on the money ques tion in Spring township is thorough ly aroused, and the manner in which they are begining 10 conduct them selves on this most important question shows clearly that the country generally is alive to hei own vital interests Ne sincerely rejoice to see this manifest interest on The part of our countrymen Surely the Democratic party is stil alive and will yet live to perform the funeral rites over the departed ghosts of her enemies.
 Let virture, truth and right live and America will still be be "tht land of the free and the home o the brave" CITIZEN.
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Jnliet Lodge K of r held m inter esting meeting Wednesday night, and when new business was intro dneed Chancellor Commander Enne in a very eloquent address in behalf of the Lodge, presented Past Chan cellor Geo. B. Moore with gold i'ast Chuncellor's jewel, io show their appreciation to him for his zeaious work for the order Mir. Moore responded as well us he could, owing to the fact that he was taken by surprise, but a. sured the Lodge that he would continue to work in the future as he has in the past. After the Lodge adjourned Mir. Mooreinyited all present to join him with q pleasant smile across the street." which was readily ac- cepted.
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Chicot County Primaries.

LAKE VILLAGE, April 7-The re turns are ali counted in the county primaries, with the following re suits:
 United States Senator-J. K. Jones 330; Clarke, IS.
 Governor-Dan " Jones, 299 Harrod, II.
 Chief Juslice-Hnl, le9; Bum, no Bryant, -.
 Associate Jnstice-Hughes, $50 Norton. ?.
 Anditor-Mc Farland, 329.
 Secretary of State-T. W. Newton 97;; Hull, 45.
 Treasurer-Guiley, S45.
 Superintendent Public Instruc. tions-J or,lon, 140.
 Congress-MeRae, 352.
 District AttorLes Henry N. Wells, 203; Chimney, iti3; Anis, 42. Representative Henry F. Holt.
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The Leap Year Club.

Last evening the members of the Leap Year Club, one of the most pop ular social organizations in the city, were guests of Miss Ella Galbraith, nj tine nome of her parents on West Sixth avenue. Progressive euehre was the chief diversion of the even ing The prizes were captured by Miss May Hudson and Mir W. L. Toney. After the games, refresh ments were served. Miss Galbraith is an accomplished hostess and her friends are ever assured of a delight ful time when her guests. Last evening was not an exception, for the members aver the meeting to have been one of the most pleasent In the history of the club.
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Arkansas Inventors

John A. saul, solicitor Of patents, Washington, D. C, furnishes the fol. lowing list ot citizens of Arkansas who have recently been granted patents:
 Beni. r. Beard, Pine Blun, self measuring faucet.
 Wm. s. Beard, Pine Blnff, rotary brush.
 Milton Church, Little Rock, fire escape.
 v. .. Holder and C. F. Reed. Ark adelphia, button-setting machine.
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COTTON BELT ROUTE.
Cheap Rates to Memphis and Return on
 Account of Jockey Club Meeting.
April9, Derby Day.
Hotel Stake

Apfii9, Derby Lay.
 April IS, Peabody Hotel Stake Day.
 April 20, Montgomery Stake Day For the above occasion the Cotton Belt Route will sell round trip tickets from Pine Blnff to Memphis and return as follows:
 For train No, of April &, and train No. i of April 9.
 For train No. of April r, and train No. of April Is.
 For train No. ? of April 2I, and train No. of April 9 at rate of 8. .lO Also tickets will be sold for train No. nf April 13, and train No. of April II; train No. of April 20, and train No. of April q, at fare of $7:l5; all tickets limited to april 2 for return.
 Train No ? leaves Pine Bluff at l:30 pm. and train No. at 1:37 am, E.W.IA BEAuME. JN FARLEY,
 G. r. x Y. A. Agent.
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BiIIy nrady,s ofrer to Trnnk slnrin.

The Australian yesterday received a long letter from Manager William A. Brady, inviting him to come out to the States and assuring him of a tidy bagful of dollars, as the principal cities arc inst now awaiting the advent of man with slayin $ name, reputation and capabili- ties. Slavin, who is starring and spar, ring with Jem Mace at Glasgow this week, expressed himself to the effect that it seemed good business, worthy ot consideration, and he entertained it se riously.-London Sporting Life.
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Nr. J. H. Hellums, of Grady, on Thursday morning Killed turkey gobbler that was u veritable mon- arch of the forrest. It weighed g pounds after dressed. .. and .t beard was IS inches long. The beard was sent to Messrs. Graves, Cole and Rogers, of this city, who will have it mountedi in gold and will then present it to Mr. Hellnms.
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''I was sick withintermittent fever and also had bronchitis, and the doctor did not cure me. l began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, and af- ter using one bottle l was entirely well" :" C. A. Hardin, Opposition, rk
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RTrs. Booth Knows Women.

Mrs. Ballington Booth of the new American Salvation Army has devised q more attractive boniiett ffer Tier a stroke of subtlety that may well cause dismay at the English headqharters St. Louis Globe Democrat.
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Country Merchants and Peddiers Bewarei
 We hereby warn sou that if you fail to attend our bankrupt sale of dry goods next week you will ever regret it. Webought this stock at 9 cents on the SI and will save you big money if you will come to see us. GoULD-GALARAIrH Go.
 II wit
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WANTED:-Several trustworthy gentlemen or ladies to travel in Arkansas for established. reliable house. Salary $7S0 and expenses. Steady position. Enclose reference and self addressed stamped en- velope. The Dominion Company third floor, Omaha Building. Chicago, III. 2Il w6m
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All bicycle riders are requested to become members of the Pine Bluff Bicycle and Good Roads Club. This club proposes to keep the Sulphur Springs bicycle road in good eondi- tion, and as this costs money, every wheeIman should be willing to con tribute small sum to such a wor- thy cause.
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OUR CLUBBING RATES. Loading Newspapers at Reduced Prices when Taken with the semi
 Weekly Graphic.

The tXice-a- week GRAPHIC has made arrangements with tho leading newspapers of the country whereby it can secure them for it's subscribers at greatly reduced prices The list appears below, the price named be ing for the twice-a-weeIl GRAPHIC and the newspaper mentioned both for
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The Presiding Elder of this district win occupy the pulpit at the Main Street Methodist church tomorrow (Saturday) morning at II o'clock and Sunday morning at II o'clock.
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good time Is guaranteed all members and visiting Knights who attend the meeting of Imperial Lodge No. s4, Knights of Pythias, at their castle hall, corner Second avenue and Pine street, tonight. The ranks of Page and Knighthood will be con ferred in the most ampliiiea forms.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-04-11

New song, dances and spccialties at the matinee Saturday at 2p. m, grand continuous performance. Admission % cents; children 10 cents. 49 d2t
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The candidates who attended the political meeting at Sherril last night, returned to this city this morning and report that the meeting was largely misunderstanding out of the usual occurred
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-04-11

Capt. Matt Downs, Mir. Frank Eergns and number of Little Rock friends. left for the Bayou Meto country. where they will spend a week fishing and hunting.
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Yesterday Judge Elliott excused the petit jury until the 90th of April. The civil docket will he taken up the 4th day of May.
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Work on grading West Barraque was begun this afternoon. The new street grader is to be experlmented with on this work.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-04-11

DERFECT and permanent are the
 cures by Hoods Sarsaparilla, be- cause it makes pure, rich, healthy, life and health-giving BLOOD.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-04-11

A number of the employees of the Bluff City Lumber Company left for Clear Lake yesterday afternoon, on a fishing expedition.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-04-11

Misses Addie and Annie Noel enter tained the Eidelwels Club in q most delightful manner last evening.
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The Leap Year Club will be enter tained by Miss Nellie Hick. at the home of Mrs. VIII Riley, next Friday evening.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-04-11

DRIVE our the impurities from your blood and build up your sys- tenn by creating an appetite and ton ing the stomach with Hoods Sarsa- parilla, if you would keep yourself well
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-04-11

Mir. J. E. Avery. one of the leading citizens of Lincoln County, Is in Pine Bluff today.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-04-11

FaR sALE-Two cows withy young calves. Address, Arch. Niyen, Pine Bluff. Ark. l0d2wl
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Mir. W. J. Mayo, an influential citizen of Clarendon, Is here on q business trip.
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Col ], W. Corcoran came up from his plantation this morning
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Mir. l.. J. Best, the big lumber dealer Of Bearden, Is in the city.
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The Arkansas river fishermen are now making large catches of fish.
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Mir. " L. Baggs. of Clarendon, is among the visitor to our city to day.
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Several bales of cotton were brought to town today.
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County assessor John Shelby re ports that he killed very fine wild turkey gobbler one morning this week.
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The time for straw hats, linen dnsters and-mosauites-is about at hand
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HooD's PILLS are the best after dinner pill; assist digestion, cure headache. 25c.
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Mir. Moses Katz and children, of Caseal, are stopping at the Arlington,
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Capt. ". H. Mitchell, President of the Little Bay Lumber Go., is in the
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Mir. Jeff Hicks is at Camden, on o business trip--so it is said.
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Master Hicks Riley has a severe attack of the measles.
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Dr. A q. Thompson, of Lees Springs, is in the city today
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Mir. ;. P. Bachelor, oi Beardel Is autographed at the Arlington.
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Attorney Y. T. Woodbridge is in Little Rock tekay.