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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-06

nnb Oroen sefomnten-Illes Sereu'
golo! GS bate tbn ent1terot, bi1ises
fitbrt an BEN Ibgrunb, an benz er jeet
itanb. Slrm merbenl Das tpar's, mas
iiber 1eine ardfte 9ine.
rGS 1T gu Gn6e! Gortpdrts, ppr,
mart8, murmelten Die bldult6en 2ips
perL uno nit langlaulen, saubernoen
S9ritten trat er meg bonn Seniter naf
etnem S6ranf bin, bem er etnen Res
polper eutnabm. Seine Sdnbe glitter.
ten, ol8 er i'm luo.
nG5 lpirb i9on 9eben," 1nltrluelte ct
lpieoer, ntur feit ullb iil6er balten. Gs
mtrb i6on seben!"
Damn ging er Dieber suttt Seniter
nnb uarf einen 8lid binaus tn bie
5aubergldnsenoe, monrige 2anbl6aft,
oils Oh er Qbl6teo bon ibr nebmen
molle, bitteren, berben @bl6teo. Seber
Saeapolitauer liebt feline Seimatb bis
gum GntbuIiasrnus. Gs mar mod gena,t
baielbe Bib tpie porbir, au9 Ste
Mauboliue i9idte nod tire lpei6en,
sitternben G0ne beriiber in bie raulaen>
ben. buftenoen gdrten Der Gilla Ma>
rini, genau wie pOrbin.
uGs miro ipobl auf 70 bleiben, o6er
bod INNER pieber 10 iperben," badte
er, naur ibid muB fort! Sort !"
Damn nabm er bte @affe in beise
0dnoe, btelt ben 9auf In ben Munb.
-Setn 8lid fiel pte bilfefudenb i'm
3immer umber. Oli6ts, fein Saud,,
fein 2aut it6rte tim, @iinI6te er
etpa, 6aB ibn Se1nan6 ober etuas
itDren m59te?
Gr nabm Die @affe mieber aus oem
Weun6e betauS.
nGS fnallt 5u iebr i'm .3imner, Z"
iltltrmelte er. sd mill mad betn gart
geben. Dort auf bem Seliet, Der iiber
benz Wleer bangt-ba sebt's beIier.
Dort-fallt meiu-meine 2eiae in's
Wleer binunter unb-ja, 70 ift's better.
wsorsen pirb8 beiben, i'd fet perreiit
-uno fo-ja-io tips beHer."
Gr idob an benz 6euolber ben Cider.
beitsperidlub ipteber Dor unb Idlid
binalis. ylebena1 mar bas Sdlaftims
uer ietner Iodter. Gr iab fladtia
btnein, uno als er bemerfte, baB iie
feft ihlief trat er in bas 3immer ein.
8eppa idltef ben S6laf zines 9inbes.
9br Gtbem gtng rubis unb reselmabig,
ibr ionit blaiies, rllnbes @eitdt6en
mar bonn S6laf fanft gerDtbet. gins
nen6 blieb tbr 8ater einen 9(uaenblid
Dor ibr iteben.
s@ans ibre Wautter,4 fliilterte er
lsiie, rbamals. @an1 tpie iie bamals
ipar.
Damn ieuf5te er auf, aber aidt
fpesen ieines ainbes, ni6t tire 3ufunft
ma6te ibm Gram. Gr bate }i6 nie
ernitli6 I'm ite sefiimmert. gonSern
iiber fid ielbit unb iein elenbes 9oos
leuf5te er. Das Slid nta9t egoiittIb,
uno 10 batte &ommenbatore Marint an
feine 9inber unb an ibre 3utunft nte
geoa6t. Sour In Der letten 3eit, ipo er
alleroinss sebofft bate, {i6 bur6 cine
retd1e 0etratb YeppaS ipieoer flott
MAIDEN At f0nnen, bate er fid 1aebr
fiir iie itttereiitrt. 0a bas aber ge,
l9eitert mar, ober MIN i9eitern muste,
10 tiimrerte ibn, mas 5onft aus tbr
tperoen trirbe, rtdt ,nebr.
Seife uerlieB ct bas 3iuuter ieiner
9odter uieber. @r 3eiste BET benz gtbs
f9ieb fetue RIbruns. Seit gorbabeu
bei9dftiete tbn 70 iebr, baB er tti9t
basu fam. goriidtts unb leiie fblid
er BITE 9reppe btnab unb etns bur9 eine
Weranba na6 benz Barf binunter. Den
Repolper trus er in Der Qan6, bic er
.nr lei9t unter oem Srad3ipfel perbarg.
&etbe Mtonbli@ter bufdten iiber bic
BON ben 8dumen bei9atteten @dnse
bin.
t6ortfetuns foIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-06
Mer3te
empfebIen 0cott's EmuI.

empfebIen 0cott's Emul.
sion. Sar wen7 SIR n1dn'
ner uno Srauen. Die fAwad fine,
wenn fie frdftis fein foIIten; fur
Babies uno Kinder, tpelds abse.
naeert iiuo, wenn fie felt fein
follten; fir lille, oeren ssw6hnlide
Spetfen ni4t nahrune senus
sebtn. Shmahes 8lut 1T fhIed1.
tes Blut. 1ussebruns une Sero.
feIn war6sn fd, ute obne biefe
Hothseihen bemerfbor MAIDEN.
fir fhmdhes onnnes Blut gtebt
es niAts bsHeres ais Geberthran.
6cott's Emulsion 1T
Gebertbran, welhsm Der thraniSs
,fifdeefdmod benommen | #.
Spd @rsten. 10 Cts uss si.oo.
Scsrr q BowNx, chesaists. New Ysrh.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-06

8prrespDnbett3. Gomfort
4. Sttober '96. gDie sic fi6 erinnern
tnerben, batten mir In ben erften 9agett
bes Suli etneu i9peren &egen, iG Be.
ri6tete biertber an bic rGreie preFe4
unb tnhpfte cine 8emertung baran, baB
eiue CUTE grnte sefi9ert iei, b. 3. In ber
ifileu Worausfebung. mir tphrben meb.
rere FOLDER &egen nod betommert.
Nlein bieie gorausfeBung mar cine
triiseriide.
Sm 4uguit traf i9 sinen bieFgen
alten 0errn, iinb faunt bate ct mid ers
blidt, 10 fam au6 elm Wortl6maG,
tpel9er nidt robne" mar. vMn ber
gan3en Srodenbeit-m meinte er-iei uur
mein uniinnigss 8ei6reibe iduIb &c.
Gebte Wo9e nun, temmt bieier ielbe
alte 6err, 6err Otto 8elop fen., batte
einen Sad pou grimes aorn als &C.
i6entunb ersdblte mir nun. biefes aprn
babe er am IA. Suli gepHanst unb er
made BON ben feds Ider eine idmere
@rnte. Oa baS aorn, mas er mir
bra9te, ifou siemlid) aussepa6len
mar, 10 t6nnte ielbit elm friber Grof
ni6t bieI S6aben baran tbun.
6err 8elOw uanTft, baB i6 e8 Be.
tannt made, tuel6es i6 bierbur6 pflidbt.
i9ulbigft tbue uub no1mal8 fur bas
seorn, ipel6eS febr i6madbaft mar,
banfe. SaS 3orn III tIeine aftaeiliae
nit bhnuen &olben fog. SiIber Sling.
6err BelOtp ma6t aud nod einen tti6,
tisen fog. Sop Crop In 8aummolIe.
H. B.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-06

- Cine Nn3abl bon rlniperRtdts.
profeforen aus @6tttusen, 6eibeI.
berg, 2eipsig unb Marburg haben bie
&eiie mad princeton, 9eetu Seriep, ans
eetreten, urt on ber Salbiabrbunbert.
feier Der bortiseu llaiperfttdt tbeil3u.
iiebmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-06

Sd uar nerpBs, mhbe unb unipirf4.
9arl'S gloper Root 8bee bot aid a.
iuno unh sIidIiG sema9t. &rs. 9. ,.
WOrben. Gum gertauf BEL Rdltepey
& S9u9arb. Sames giabin, 8. 8.
SpeaeHp. q. @phn 3 Co. 3. Steia,
Central Drug Gtpre, Y. S@meppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-06
S. s. @eDer,
gtO. I'll, @eit Seite gllamo Yla,a.
Weiu 9auOluus uab Saloon.

@ewdbItes 2aser borsagli6er @ali.
fornia. .Weine, bic birett In ben Wein.
bergen gefauft purbsn. Gotb. nnb
Weibweine, NngeIica, port, @berrp
etc. Nuf.rdge ban auBerbalb merben
prompt ausgefIbrt. Selepbon fiir
Stabttunbe 28O.
Sm Saloon finbet man feline
Wbisties, Meine, por,aslides Bier,
@igarren etc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-06
3nr @ablSeit !!

Seftt8 bDrt In bfeien 3eiten,
Wfan bic beften Sreunbe ftreiten.
Saft ST. niel tuirb'S Der 8elebrnna
lteber 8pIb. ,tub 9pppeltp1brmng.
Steft getutiienbaft mtib bieber,
Wfam etn ieoes yGiir" nnn ,,@tber'
3anm'S bet Wfantben fppbl gei@eben
DAT benz Wftibfrab 8leid3 az brebem
90 begtnmt tn ieiment Rppf,
Gid BET iDlbent armen 4rppf!
Silt es aber 81 bpttren,
ISeld1ea mir bDm allen 8ieren,
SeOer5ett ant heiten iitumbe,
3D8re td9 ntht me gecnmDe,
Spnoern rufe lant nnb Flat:
,,Gtn fitr alie Wtal Clone Star ~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-06

nay Salt, @ement, Sanb, Bad.
feline, feuerfefte Steine unb Sbon,
Sheer unb Nspbaltpapier. 9a9pappe,
Sheer unb ASpbalt, Del. Serpentin,
5arben, @las etc. etc. ftets porrdtbig
Bel S. 6. SteIm ann, 306 Oh.
SommercefraBe. Niebriee preiie, quite
Waare, foluie quite unb reelle 8ebienuna
tuerben garantirt. = Selepbon 410.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-06
RaNaae.8tuette aner Qtrt
RAD nab ton Guropa

" dtb mo ION NutD , q.
Sest if bie 3eit, 3idets su faufen
unb gerwaubte unb 8etanrte ans ber
alien 9eimatb berabertommen u lai5eu,
Wegsn senauer Snformaticn penbs
maa fi6 an
@. s. 9pmmG
Seneralsp spaRaeiersAsent BET MtaIlcrp
9aulpfer 2inie,
523 eaf 6oufon StraBe, S0n IN,
tonic, $egaS.
Off3ieller Ggent fttr ALE europdb
f9en Sampfer 2inien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-06
ChaS. Pueschel,
&eitauration uub Qnud) Counter,

Reuter .gebdube. eeeenlber oem Gpernbaus
GiHgan9 BON 9rodett Stra6e.
Yin tenes Speiiesinmer fir Snnleu uno 5aniis
lien. Vile Selitateiien Der Saiisn neroen in better
Subereitnna iernirt. 2tufteru, Jifdbe. aStIo.
Nnfterm In Der Shale.
Gag NIB Radt often. @Ge NuftrdGe tuerben
ihneu uno Gut ausaefiibrt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-06

Sn bemielben 2otale befinbet fi9 Elm
SIT d. anb Slmferm arft.
Sdglib groBe ansmabl ton friiden
Tii9en, Iuifern, gBilD. @e1hgel
aler Irt. Selepbpn 399.
8efellungen ftir Gleif9 unb slid &C.
iDerben in irgenb einem Sbeile Der
Stabt fret abgeIiefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-06

2arps gIsper Rnot 1bee iR ein
f@ereS Wittel se8ea 9apfre5 umb ier.
bbie aranEbeiten. Ri@tS beilt 70 fhneu.
Gum Nertauf BET &alteper q 99n,
darb, Sames glapin, 3. 5. Speaekp,
g. gobn q Co., q. Stein, Central
Drug 6tore, u. S@meppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-06

gesen 9istepFs unb 2ebsrIeibsn
babe Sbr bic gebrudts UOrantte az ie'
Der 6lai@e bon Sbilsb's WitaIter.
GS betlt INNER. Gum Dertaaf bet
aalteper q e9u6arb, Sames Glasta,
&. 3. SpeueFp, R. Gobu q Co., y
etein, Central Drug Store, 4.
6@meppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-06
Nleraaber Wieper nno oas clone
Star"=8ier.

A~eS1Sk WV WV AOhS
Star"=8ier.
Ser 9DctOt Mleg Weper,
SeS 8etdbSt68s 4umurtit,
0riif etnft tn ieine 2eber,
ltnS ipra@ 81 jeuer Jrtit:
"9aS 8ter, bae man tn WfaiIe,
Nus Mfals mnS 8opfen fbuf,
atno bletbet bod TIM Safe,
Werfeblte ben 8ermf!"
Sfnr, tuenn eS labt ben 3edber,
$at'S ben 8ermf erfiillt,
Nentt idb6nmenb aus BEN 8e@er
Den Surft eS iabeno fttIlt.
Damn aber bat Oas "LOne Starr,
VI t d, t ben 8eruf berfeblt,
Gtnb bod gang amabiebbar,
9ie Tremnbe, ote es sdblt!
0enu8 fann ntan faum brauen,
Wpu eolen clone Star"sBier,
Sn ben tegan'fbem @auen,
Werlan9t man's NIT 8egier!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-06

Die amifaaemSftem 6eiIansem BON
Seropbeln, BITE maa tenat, FAB mittelft
4oob's Sariapartla er3ieli. 0ieies
Wtittel fa4t feines GIetGen Bel Bluts
frans1eaeu. 8randt nar &opb's.
&pp6's Hillen fnb NIT bsr 6anb
gema@t Mnb n6llis slei9 an @rbbe
unb Geuibt. Is geats.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-06
Mattbies 8rps. Tleii@er,

No. 507 8 f.D u t nsStraBe,
Nur bas boraiisIi6fe Rinbs, 96afs
unb 56meineleii6.
Spe3ialitdt: SungeS aaIbHeil9.
Nle Nrten bon WurF. Sdinfen,
3unge, S9maI3 &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-06
Seto Sbr 6fters neroDs Dber aufe
re8t2 Damn trinft
W&alt 91utrine

81 ieoer WfablSeit. Gs bermbigt bte
Sternen rnh tnadbt Mppettt. Nrdpa=
rtrt bon ber Mnbeuier 8ni@ 8resp=
ting Co., ct. Xpnts, Wu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-06

Wtein 4inb bate bic grdune unb
tpurbe bur6 Sbilob's Cure gebeilt,
i9reibt Mrs. 5. 3. Martin, 6antsbilIe,
Mla. Sum @ertauf Bel &alteper& &5dus
9arb. Sames @labin, 8. s. epelefIp.
u. @obn & &c., g. Stein, Central
Drug Store, v. 56webpe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-06

9biers@Dipital, alamo plasa unb
@rodett Str. Rate LOO per 8aa.
0riffia & Snrbb, 8 B biersMerate.
Seine 9eiIuug, feline Soften!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-06
Werlaatgt.
8 b 90 mnb mebr bamernoen Werotemft

pro Gag sarauttreu mtr Sebem, Der etne
Gaentur far uuere patrtDttI@en, reIiatbieu &C.
Gtloer dberntmmt. .. Il e. Gtlberuiau,
Dep. F2, ct. Bani, Uatnn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-06-04
COURT NEWS.
The Circuit Court Resumes the
 Criminal Calendar.

The Jefferson Circuit Court has re- sumed the criminal calendar, and this, Thursday morning. disposed of two criminal cases and the third one is in progress this afternoon.
 The ease of the State vs. Ben Mozique. charged with obstructing the highway, q jury trial. resulted in the defendants acquittal.
 In the ease of the State against AL fred Golden, charged with conducting blind tiger at Sherril1, the defendant plead guilty and was fined S200 and cost
 This afternoon the case of the State against W. 4. Mckinney, charged with horse stealing. is in progress.
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pntash snlphur Springs.

We call the attention of our read CTS to the advertisement which ap- pears in this issue for the celebrated Potash Sulphur Springs, located i'll Garland county. six miles east of Hot Springs. This is one of the most popular resorts for invalids or pleasure seekers i'll the State.
 The advantages of Potash Sulphur Springs are thus set forth in circu- lar letter issued by Mir. E. E. Wood cock, proprietor Of the hotel.
 "First. Potash Sulphur is the finest water on earth, especially for stomach, kidney. liver or urinary troubles. No one will deny this who has given it q trial.
 Second. The nights are always delightfully."- cool, q blanket being necessary during the hottest summer nights.
 "Third. Magnificent swimming lake where all can learn that most healthy and useful accomplishment.
 "Fourth. The accessibility to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-06-04
DEMOCRATIC CALLS.

Attention. First Ward Democratsl
 The Democratic voters of the First Ward are hereby called to meet in the James building. on Main street, at S:30 P. III. Monday, June Sth, for the purpose of selecting delegates to the Democratic county convention, to be held in this city on the 10th day of June, 1896. and such other business as may properly come before the meeting. SOL MILLER,
 Chairman Ward Central Com.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-06-04

yades the ancient capital as a re- suit of the recent terrible catastno- Dhe, the coronation festivities con tinue at the Kremlin without any noticeable abatement in gayety or brilliancy. Preparations are com pleted for a second grand ball to be given by the Czar and Czarina in the Alexandra Hall of the Kremlin tonight, and as this will be the last function of the kind at which all the visiting royalties and ambassadors are to be present it is expected to be an assemblage of extraordinary brilliancy. While merriment still reigns in the temporary abode of royalty and also at the various foreign legations where concerts, balls and receptions are the order of the day, the killing and maiming of hundreds of their fellow citizens has aWed and stupefed the simple minded peasantrY and lower class es of Moscow $ population.
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About Completed It's Labors.

TERRE HAUtE. Ind, June 1.-The Travellers Protective Association wound up the business end Of it's national convention at a briefsession held this morning and after luncheon the visiting knights of the grip with their better halves entered upon the windup of the entertainment portion of the programme. Fright and early tomorrow morning the majority of the visitors will leave on the excursion to Put-in-Bay and and other resorts on Lake Erie.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-06-04
MARRIED.

CHEsNGTT-LlsT- At the residence 9f the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. k. A. Ghesnutt on 19th avenue, on Wednesday evening. June ,, 1896, Miss MAMIE GHEsNUFT to Mir. GEO. W.LIsT, Rev. John r. Carr 0fficia- ting.
 The home of Mr. and Mrs. ehesnuft was well filled with invited guests last evening =to witness the above ceremony.
 The house was beautifully deco rated and the ceremony was per formed under q large floral arch made of cape iessamines. The lawn was handsomely decorated and lighted with Japanese lanterns and made d very brilliant scene.
 Promptly tt S:30 the organ, pre- sided over by Mrs Maggie Hill, pealed forth the wedding march and Mr Sennett Seahrook and Mrs. Maud Stanley. attendants, marched With measured tread into the parlor, closely followed by the bride and groom, who were in turn followed ny the parents of the bride When the attendants reached the arch they separated. each taking q position on either side of the floral arch. Then the bride and groom marched up the center until they were confronted b. the minister, Rev. John F. Carr, who performed the ceremony in an impressive man. ner.
 After the conclusion of the eeremo- ny the newly welded couple took il position under the floral arch, where they received the congratulations of friends, after the conclusion of which the bride and groom, followed by the guests, repaired to the dining room where delicious refreshments were served.
 The remainder of the evening until II o'clock was spent in social con- verse, the exchange of greetings and good wishes, and an examination of the presents, which were numerous, elegant and costly.
 The bride is the eldest daughter of Mir. and Mrs R. A Chesnutt and is a most beautiful and accomplished young lady, highly esteemed for her many noble traits of head and heart and beloved by all who know her.
 The bridegroom, Mr. List, is a sterling young man who holds q responsible position at the Cotton Belt shops and enjoys the friendship and esteem of a large circle of friends and acInaintances.
 The newly welded couple, after the conclusion of the marriage festivities, repaired to their new home at TOP South Beech street, where they are now cat home" to their friends.
 The GRAPHIC joins with the many friends and aequaintances of the contracting parties in extending it's cOngra tulatiOns and good wishes for long and blissful life of welded happiness.
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Miss Mary Adair, en route to he

Miss Mary Adair, en route to her home at Warren, from Mexico, Mo-, where she has been attending school for the past year, accompanied by Miss Henderson, of Hot Springs, spent last night ill the city, the guests of Major and Mrs. V. D. Wilkins. They were given q card party by Major and Mrs. Wilkins at their handsome home on West Fourth avenue last night. Miss Adair and her guest left for home this morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-06-04
Rambler Prices Not Red uced.
W. B. GREENFIELD,
 Chairman.

Editor Graphic:
 DEAR SIR-It having been reported in our city that the list price of Ram bier bicycles has been reduced wired the Gormully G Jeffery Manufacture ing Company to ascertain the truth of the matter, and the following messages show the result:
 PINE BLUFF, ARK, June ,, 1S9G To Gormully & JefFery Manufacturing Com pany, 22S N. Franklin street, Chicago: Have you reduced your ninety-six list price anywhere. Answer.
 r. NJ. kILROY.
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INVADE GETTYSBURG.
and Army ! eterans Of sylyania to Gather on q Memorable Bat
 tlefield.

RLpaIA, Pa. June he tmy veterans of this city, as ' the State at large, have 8to invade Gettysburg to- 9a greater fore than th nttleiield has seen since the S The two events of im- 1h the eyes 0f the veterans
 to attract them once again slle of the memorable con Y lleh many of them took lese are the unYeiling of the greeted to the memory of ee and Gen. Hancock, the eleh is to take place in the Rnd the second inr the after
 
 ? accompanied by impos- pfy ceremonies. A special I convey the George II. ft' of this city, to the bat ] Among those to whom Nltations have been sent fm to be the guests of the President Cleveland. Gen. pmander-in-Chief Walker of F. and the State command Ohio, West Vir- New York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-06-04
VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS.
The Convention In Session al staunton Will Instruct for Senator Daniel for Vice
 President.

STAUNToN, Va, June 4.-The Democratic State Convention to select delegates to Chicago was called to order here at noon today by Chairman J Taylor Efyson, of Richmond. The sound currency Democrats are chiefly conspicuous by their absence and the convention is overwhelmingly in the control of the free silver element. Acting on the assumption that the South will furnish more than half of the free silver strength in the Chicago con vention, the convention will in- struet fer Senator John Daniel for tbe Eiee-Presideney Letters were read from prominent silver Demo erats of various Southern States, all expressing the opinion that it will be Q good policy for the Nation al Convention to put Daniel on the ticket in case Bland, Boise or another western man is nominated Tor the Presidency.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-06-04
Call for Democrats of Second wa4d.

Call for Democrats of Second waId The Democratic electors of the Second Ward are hereby called to meet at k. NJ. Knox hall on Monday, June Sth, at p.m to select delegates to the County convention and to transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting.
 !. B. TALBOT,
 H. w. WEsTBRooK,
 L. E. OWEN,
 II. |. HoLDERXEss,
 ". S. HEITON.
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EAIr OF THE EARTH
\, no Good for the PrOmis e . Hsavenlg Reward in Conventlon'

p,plDs, Mich, June 1.-The |l,ar { "s session of the National ' '. ''' of Charities and corree- o1 in the Opera-honse at
 r,s morning with Hon. A. of V isconsin, presiding. sso ! me thousand delegates '' ''''a attqndance, including emi- ',.ators, philanthropists and ! rions from all parts of the tocpther with representa- 't.o state Boards of Charities .'is Michigan, Ohio, Indiana. l pennsylyania and other
 eonspieuous among the del. ,. ' $. Lock, the secretary of Elm Charity Organization
 ,bo has come to America
 s to attend the conference. < nrominent member present 'st Treat Paine. president of \, Assaeiated Charities and sal phiIanthropist of world An address of ] was delivered by |. C.. of the Michigan aard. 10 which response was sbehalf of the delegates by I H. H. Hart, ef Che National sion. The remainder of the s8g 'esa led to hearing re ,n the various States, show aluring the past year the or bn has developed much in Band effectiveness.
 Inference Nil continue in ses= l five 0f six days, during he many subjects of press ercst to the students of ifs will be discussed by "a authorities Among bies to receive attention will #e of the Insane. Charity aiioas, Social Problems, I the Predetermined. Alu- Bd PublieCharftfes, @Social Rts, Juyeniie Betormato= ifbp Care of the Chronic ln- 6r, 2 he Merit System in bstifutians, Soldiers and llomes, and "ehild Saving
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Speciai Assessment.

THE tax book for the collection of the spe- in District No. ! for the purpose of paving has h. been placed in my hands All owners of real property lying in the district are 'e,;e re qnired to pay their assessmentS 10 me wlthldi III thirty days from date. IT such aymeht ls not made, action will be commenced at the end of that time for the collection ot sale as' sessment and for legal penalties ana eos .s.
 Given under my hand this 4th day ot June 1sof IT. F. WESTBROOK,
 'oo 4 dSv iii 75 Collector.
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IN CONFERENCE.
The Eight Delegates to the National
 Democratic Convention.

HURON, s. D., June 4-The eight delegates to the National Democrat ic Convention chosen by the recent State Convention of the free silver and anti-administration wing of the party in South Dakota are in conference here today to decide upon means whereby they may secure the recognition of the Chicago convention. This is the eontesting delegation chosen by the second and regular convention held by those dissatisfied with the Fede- ral machine The delegation will oppose the seats of the delegates elected by the State Convention of sound money Democrats.
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your city, both by rail and by tele- phone, makes it very desirable.
 Fifth. We are offering summer rates ($lO to $l25O per weekl and you will find the hotel accommodate tions first-class "
 Give Potash Sulphur trial. You will never regret it.
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 Chairman Ward Central Com.
Attention. Fourth Ward Democratsi

Attention. Fourth Ward Democrats!
 The Democrats of the Feurth Ward are hereby called to assemble at the Cotton Scales, on Barraque street at 8:3O o'clock p. m., on Mon day, June 8th, 1896. for the purpose of selecting three delegates to the County Convention to be held in Pine Bluff on the 10th day of June, 1896, and for such other business as may properly come before the meet ing. H. A. McCoY,
 Chairman Ward Central Com.
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4 CORRECTION.

Having been informed that we were the duly appointed ward com mittee, we made q call for Demo- cratic meeting of the Second Ward, and having since learned that we were not the appointed committee. we hereby recall the said meeting for May 5th 1S96