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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-15
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A pesar de Ia crisis que pesa sobre la ven
ia de libros, Sc ha vendido eeeientemente en-
Londres I'm ejemplar del Ltbro dc los SGInsos,
destinado al curse de la abadia de Santisgo
en- Lorena, habiendo alcanzado ell precio IA
buloso de 1876 600 frances.
Esta obra tiene notoria antiguedad, pues
data del aAo 1859 y no se hicieron de ella
mas que tres ejemplares.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-15

seg6n todas las probahilidades, las fiestas
del II de Julio habr6n contado en- su progrs
ma una ceremonial interesante trascen-
dental.
Como quiera que La Exposici6n Universal
SO aproxima, la primera piedra de los futu.
ros monumentos habrs sido colocada solem-
nemsnte en las festas populares de la procla
maci6n de la Rep6blica.
In Espafla solo se sabe que Ia colonia fran
cesa do Malaga proyectaba celebrar una reu-
uton. de scuerdo con ell Consul de su pafs.
con ob1eto de determinar la forma en- Que
haOia de verifcarse en- este afo ell aniversa-
rio de Ia toma de de la BAstilla.
Existia ell proyecto de que sc repartiersn
socorros se organizara I'm banouete. sin
per5uicio de celebrar iluminaciones enga-
lamar las casas de los francsses residences
en- Malaga
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-15
@ Belin o9ate Muller.
NJ A D R I G A L.

Esquiva las caricias de su madre
vierte Maria Isabel copioso llauto,
porque csyo en- el s1elo su mufieca
y Sc hizo mil pedszos.
lOandids y dulce nifaI
IOj ala, en- su iuocencis, siempre ignore
que tambi6n la illusion y la esperaDzs
son hermoeas mufiecas que Sc rompemi
NteUeS ReaeS
Msyo 1895.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-15
En- uua reunion electoral:

HI candidate: -Nadis puede acusarme de
partidsrIo del clero W no acepte ell matri-
mcnio reiigioso; y nj guno de mis- hiios ha
si6n baut,z ado.
HL Press1e. te.-No basta No So Ia da,G
listed CT ediro hasta que SO hays hee bo an
terrar civiimente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-15

Refisxiones de IN ssbio cpimico en- la sec
ci0n de escultura del Salon de Paris
--iHe sQui unos euerpos Guy. contempis-
cion es mas sgradable & la vista que los de
mi laborat1rlol
NTGAJ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-15
CANDIDA v dnIna ni6aI
Msy 1896.
Un epitado prsctico:

"Aqnf yace La sefiora r II, esposa de
s. B. Jardinero, que c1ids piadosamants So
tumba y la de los demas, & precios m6dlcos
por abono"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-15
z RECo RTES

I'll amor ss el principle de todss las virtu-
DIES sint+tiz .dss en- 10 imsgen de la divini-
dad.-Bals0c.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-15

do uuo de uva ,,;a. ~rr-.s-~ = s, PA~S~e
+ fotograhsr su oerebro, psro para clio ten
i que haberse sfeitado la csbeza. hasta CIV
extreme no ha Querido Deysr an sacrifci
=
Procedente de Aybonito lego Oomeri
ell dfa once IN peloton &c soldados.
3 A caHsa del NAL estado de los eaminoa
! de encontrarse el rio sleo erecido 1Iaoaron
! dicho pueblo cubiertos de loda oon Il
uniformes empapados.
El cafe se cotiza an nuestra n,ax. 4 h. Al
guientes precios
0Du1ano'. o'..'.'..''.....- u d 30
nLiou .:----..::.'..... Se1 975
naclenoa esco1ido. % & 28S
dauco eSco1ioo' '.-....-. 29
I@Ea los oi1honioe:
a PSsar oe Ia Crisis qus pesa sobre la ven
"a us noroS, se ma vendido feeientemente en-
Londres I'm eJemplar del Ltbro de zos SGlnsos,
dc desfinado Al oprso de Ia abadia de Santiago
en- Lorena, naDlendo alcanzado ell precio IA
data del s9o 145a no ~ hscia.o pdSs Ss
% ao,oo .,..u. ,
Se desea alqullar en- la Playa una casa
Viy1enda, dc Pret erencia con Jardfn.
Ia ootaclon naVal De Puerto- hico pro-
puesCa Por ei senor Mln1stro de La Guerra
para ei Gorrlente ano sconomico: es como
oanonero ue E-Fara La Oomision Hidro
SaAnca ua a~o oanonero DC 1.-Doeacion de
90 200 'A4"1in0EoS } % Soioaoos.
N Tl:VcS quo muerte en 81 barrio Alto de Ia
irg.,-;5p1 D s1Hnon- ID nocns Gel oocs al
pn-oa" L@Lclsc1 AVites.
o,in e0o quo ios celos fueron 81 movli DEL
S1AMeI.
o' oleclslete aDrlles
1o Su@mOrauo nos oDSequla con
1u eyeMPiar oei Oarnet Gel dependiente
ue cOmerclo que ACADIA dc publican.
ns oOra muy util que se recommends pos Of
S"11.
vano Los Poui"oS oeDen orlglrse 81 autor,
"uSO
-
0na.tro ora;oso 49, fs- senS1 uU:oucA@'
renresen+ante H @ de eJn - DssooSIeo .. Oampos,
T'nx oe 10 conpania oe varleoaoes
0HSsi1Io' D 1t10n.
N;
bo 40 Sa anae+. 1uo q o.sqeea con nacnos
cno - oonnouo 1noon'LS.s doHS Ina uenos
4ue coWPEes uespacne venoa
ooluo Venoen Los 11eScnGc1os.
srillas abanicos, paHuelos 6 infinidsd de ar |
tfculos propios de la estaoi6n calurosa nre- |
CLOS sin com petencia.
In psrss 4r< z.-
,odo an sn 80 Az sSJnSa11o nsOo oLAs 1nor-
"a OhavsIarSo" AZ 0 ois is oatoeA 4o nlOm, eI ca
dad nraso rsc,an+oaoue o o.oOuen.a uUs amos oe
10 al pudor de sIonnas n,ras eA A nGe a. a'e1s@
a bs hsoho i~e.sa.a ~ u1nas a us oie& anos-
'~S'" % AAi0O'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-15

Sc desea alquilar en- la Playa una casa
vivienda, de pref erencia con jardfn.
Dirfianse ofertas LA DEMOoRAoIA. 40
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-15

Esta tarde llegarau Ponce, como t4rmf-
no de una jornada hecha para probar el
ganado recientemeute ad ln:,ido por la Guar
Ola OWL. dreinta guardias montadoe & euyo
trents viene el Sub inspector sefior Perez
Miquelini
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-15

Proau remos sdnuirir MERCER 10 que
hemos hsredado. Goethe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-15

El azdcar alcanss an nuestro mercado las
c0tiKaciones siguientes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-15

FL cafe Sc cotizs en- nuestra plaza los 81
guientes precios
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-15

Rogsmos don 2. II. r. del barrio de
Pulguillas don p. e. del ba-
rrio de los Lanos del mismo pueblo, que sc
sirvan reooger de nuestro agente allf los re
cibos de susorici6n que tiensR pendientes
de pago.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-15

La dotaci6n naval de Puerto Rico pro-
puesta por el sef1or Ministro de la Guerra
para ell corriente afio scon6mico, es como
sigue: Un crucero de q, uno de sa an
oadonero de 2'.-Para la Comisi6n Hldro
grAhca IN caf1onero de 2s-Dotac;6n de
hombres: 258 marineros 90 soldados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-15

eomentada en- la Capital, segdn vemos On 10
prensa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-15
BeIteza del rostro

Belteza del rostro
Kestlt0ida con ell aso del maravilloso ssRe-
medic Turc0" de Sidi-amaz -Quevadoss
Este preparado-seg6n habrau compro-
Daoo nuestros favorecedores, no entra en- La
categoria de ese farrogos de medicamentos
lnc1ertos inseguros en- sus resultados. de
dudoso problemstico exito, sino por ell con
trarlo, es una utilidad tai, es de una impor-
tancla tan grsnde, que 81 por ST s6lo-cura
radlcalmente y On p0cos dfas todas las afec-
ciGnes cutaneas, tales que las mauchas; pc
cas-, panos y cuantas alteraciones afsar pue
dan al rostro del bello sexo.
El kemedio Turco !" "es hoy buscado DOR
las damas que ven su agraciado rostro inva-
dido de manchas 6 pecas, como ell mas pre-
closo descubrimiento.
Sc expende en- las farmacias de: CUTLER
mety. Capital, Vale y Oancio, Ponce, al
Rico.
En- Paris un individuo ha tenido la habili-
dad de estsfar mas de dos millones de fran
COS, prometiendo los estafados IN inter6s
Ha habido primo que le entreR6 cantidsd
mayor de $50 600 frances.
Olaro es que Ell aprovechado cabcllsro ha
desaparecido, y seguramente no Sc dara con
PARA GLASSES NOOTURNAS A DOM
OILIO. SO ofrece el Professor que suseribe
Ensefanza de Teneduria de Libros, de Fran
COS de una mas asignaturas de Iustruc-
cion secundaria, Latin inclusive.-Jo Jose a.
". SGn1urjo
Un case raro de kleptomauia scaba de
descubrlrse en- ell Hospicio de Bargos.
La ssilsds Juliana Santa Maria. que llava
diecinueve sfios enferma, 90 dedicaba ro-
bar dinero, ropas, vinos y cuanto hallaba
mano de los enfsrmos graves. sproxim&ndo-
% sus iechos cuando 90 hallaban en- Ell pc
rfodo ag6nico.
81 no podia llegar 6 la CANA de los sr fer
mos, acadia los 5endsitos de los osdsyeres
oato cualquier pretexto
I'm combination con ls Juliana 80 halIabsn |
Varias muJeres que vivian fuera del Hospicio |
? con auxilio de Las cuales lleva reailsadoe |
gran ndmero de robos, sin que hasta Ia 70 |
,ha dudara nadie de sHs btke7aos otfcios
Rogsmos don 2. II. R. del barrio de /
lguillas-Ooamo-y don p. e. del ba- |
rio de los Llanos del mismo pueblo, que sc |
'irvan recoger de nuestro agente allf los re |
:ibos de suscrici6n que tiensR pendientes |
ie DaQo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-15

La humanidad en- ei fondo es siempre In
misma.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-15

Un estimado amigo nuestro nos informa
hoy, que pronto sera IN hecho en- Utuado Ia
instalaci6n de la luz electrical
On hombre dc bueua voluntsd ha inicfa
do la idea, secundGndols todas las personss
de valer de aquells poblaci6n.
So uti'izara la turbina de Ia mAquina de
los se11ores Oasellas Fl COS. emple&ndose On ell
oosto de Ia obra unos 90 600 pesos de los
cuales SO dispone va.
Esperan en- Utuado que en- Setiembre dis
frntara aquella poblsCi6n de tan importante
meJora. FL Ayuntamiento consignar& en-
sus presupuestos 2. 400 pesos. para los docs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-15

Dichosos los que copssgrsu su vida al
olen universal ! Q l6 pequeflos resultan
su lado los egoistas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-15

Dice IN peri6dico de Barcelona que dos
dias despues del atentado, en- la oalle de
Arenas de Oambios, apareoi6 un sietrero que
decis.
II abeis equiVocado Ia hora, ell cuarto Y
ell minute"
For orden del Alcalde SO borro dicha ms
crlpcion, haciendose precise picar la piedra
para conseguirlo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-15

Un Joven de II af1os llamado Francisco
NisVes did muerte en el barrio Alto de la
TeJa-B syamon-en la nocha del doce al
individuo Francisco Avil6s.
Parece que los celos fueron el rn6vil del
crimen.
lO4 dianisiafa ahrilan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-15

hon Teodoro Santiago Colon, de Coamo.
tiene de venta bueyes, vacas paridas ye-
guas 5-15,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-15

La penOsa enfermedad que viene pade-
ciendo ell decano de los profssores puertorri
quefos, don Manuel Sergio Ouevas Bacener.
SO ia sgravado en- estos Iiltimos dfas hasta
el punto de que Sc teme IN desenIace funes-
to.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-15

Alert CosaT J Sh keyr
The Anaconda standard., 1896-01-05
A week of Pra~s r.

The evangelical churches of Butte
will observe the week of prayer this
week by holding union meetings every
evening at the Church of the Disciples.
corner Washington and Mercury
streets. The services will begin
promptly at 1880 o'clock with a hall
hours song service. The leaders for
the different evenings will be as fol-
iows: Monday. Rev, j. H. Spencer:
Tuesday, Rev. /. n. Roberts; Wednes-
day, Rev. William H. Hicks; Thurs
day. Rev. William Rollins; Friday
Rev. c. w. Poole; Saturday, Rev. S. B.
Tabor; E. ]. Groeneveld, chairman.
The Anaconda standard., 1896-01-05

Seattle. Wash, Jan. Am a sea of
mud and water, the Butte football
team defeated the Seattle eleven to-
day by score Of to 2, after one of
the most stubbornly fought battles
ever Witnessed in the Northwest 1t
was a game of sensations in which
Seattle players took the leading part.
with the exception of Mcmillan, ex-
captain of the celebrated team, who
bore the brunt of battle for the noun
taineers. Owing to an injury received
in the Portland game on New Years
day, Gillis, the swift half-back, was
unable to take part. However, what
ever loss this may have been to Butte.
the ruling off of Donnelly after five
minutes of play was a far greater loss
to Seattle. Carrie. the Stanford guard.
who played left half-back for Seattle.
was the hero of the game. but McMil-
Ian, who seemed to be the only Butte
man capable OF making gains through
Seattle's strong line, came in for a
large amount of praise.
The Anaconda standard., 1896-01-05
HOTEL REGISTER.

The Butte-R. Ashworth, G. E. Her
sey. Al Dean. c. w. Pitts. Helena; Z.
]. Isham. Philadelphia; B. II. Dunshee.
Philipsburg: J. c. Hunter. Missoula; j.
NJ. Boardman and wife. Deer Lodge;
NJ. Reynolds. Benton: w. H. Donnell.
Salt Lake; c. c. Anderson, Central
City. Col; All. Palmer. Portland; w.
M. OBrien. Chicago; Miss Milan, Boze-
man.
The McDermott-H. c. Caine. Deer
Lodge; John McKelvey. Norris; G. X
OFT. Salt Lake: Joy Parkhurst. Chi
cago; r. c. Applegate. Butte; H. Bar
nett. Helena: Dan Morris, Cascade; f.
8. Williams, Great Falls; #. M. Bing-
ham, Helena.
The Anaconda standard., 1896-01-05
The school Board.

The board of school trustees held an
adjourned meeting last night for the
purpose of considering some matters
that were passed over from the last
meeting, but owing to the absence of
Chairman Calderhead nothing was done
and the matter will be taken up ct the
next meeting of the board. The diph-
liberia question was further discussed
and arrangements were made for the
grade graduating exercises which will
take place shortly. A number Of bills
were allowed and the board adjourned
to meet again next Saturday evening
The Anaconda standard., 1896-01-05
Uncle Sam on TOP.

This country has existed as a nation
more than one hundred years, during
which time we have been called upon
on several notable occasions to defend
our title and all will agree that victory
has invariably perched on our banner.
This has given us a self-confidence
which is unbounded and which is sure
to carry us safely through all emer-
gencfes.
1t is just so with Centennial Beer; II
has never had to take second place In
any comparison as to fine quality, and
all agree that IL heads the list for real
merit. Always insist upon having the
home product. Always ask for Centen-
nial Bottled Beer, delivered in cases TO
any part of the city.
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.sNowsHoE" is CLEAR.

He Killed His Own Ei< and That L. All
Right. According tn the Statutes.
o. z. johnson. known as "Snowshoe"
johnson, was tried before Judge Tur-
ner yesterday on the charge of killing
elk. johnson admitted killing the ami
mails. but proved by a number of Wit
nesses that the elk were his own prop
erty, raised by him. johnson said. ne
used to catch the young elk by put
ting on snow shoes and running them
down. The court concluded that the
law does not cover a man killing elk
raised and owned by himself and dis
charged the prisoner.
The Anaconda standard., 1896-01-05
No La, -over Privileges.

Beginning with to-day round trip
tickets over all roads from Butte and
other Montana points to the Missouri
river and beyond will be limited to
continuous passage There will be no
stop-over privileges. This is in ac-
cordance with the action of the West
ern Passenger association which met
at Omaha recently
The Anaconda standard., 1896-01-05
Jim Iurns, the swirer.

Jim Burns last evening swiped two
bundles of laundried shirts from the c.
o. d. steam laundry wagon while the
driver was making a delivery in Ear,
Park street. Some boys saw the act
and told officer Baldisero. who caught
him and placed him behind the bars.
The Anaconda standard., 1896-01-05
irish-American Club Omcers.

At the annual meeting of the Irish
American club the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: ID.
J. Henriessy. president; R. d. Leggat.
vice president; ]. Z. Moran, financial
secretary; j. F. Kelly, treasurer, F. f..
Kelly. p. j. Brophy and Emmett Gala
han. house committee. All the above
and ]. J. Mediation and d. p. Murphy
are the executive committee.
The Anaconda standard., 1896-01-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Trembath ex-
tend their heartfelt thanks 10 their
many friends. who assisted them In
the last illness of their daughter. LIZ
zie Mr. and Mrs. r. Trembath.
The Anaconda standard., 1896-01-05
BUTTE SKATING RINK.
Continues to Draw Big Crowds.

Oohtthuts 20 DrHW Dig CToWus'
The carnival for next Tuesday night
IL attracting a great deal of attention.
Ten prizes are to be given away on
that night. The rink will open at the
usual hour. 1880 u. m. The grand
march begins at o'clock and all will
unmask at $3.50 after the prizes have
been awarded
The Anaconda standard., 1896-01-05

DR.. Burton's Guaranteed Rheumatic
Cure permanently cures or costs you
nothing: 81 or for IS. All druggists.
The Anaconda standard., 1896-01-05
Great Annual
January Sale of
rIuslin Underwear
Commences To-Day
You Can Save by Spending Money!.
Skirts

White Skirts more popular than ever
and the new ones we will show are beau
ties, and then the prices
Good heavy Muslin Skirts ut soc.
This style Skirt and similar ut 100 and
81. IS.
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UnIon steam Iaundrx.

Does all kind of laundry work and
cleans carpets at lowest prices. Tele-
phone 81.
The Anaconda standard., 1896-01-05

Psfchen-D d Acheul Drug Co. have an
unsurpassed line OF the latest novelties
IN aluminium toilet goods.
The Anaconda standard., 1896-01-05
$1,000 Value for $40 90.

The Standard for one year and Sight.
and Scenes OF the World.
The Anaconda standard., 1896-01-05

Miss Nettie Luce has removed to 12o
West Granite.
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To-DAY'S WEATHER.

The indications for Montana to-day are:
Fair; warmer In northern and eastern
portions; southeasterly winds.
The Anaconda standard., 1896-01-05

There are probably as good fish in the
sea as ever were lied about.-Yonkers
Statesman.
The Anaconda standard., 1896-01-05

Home manufactured Ready Mixed
Paints at Schatzlein's. IA w. B'dway.
The Anaconda standard., 1896-01-05
BUTTE WEATHER.

Reported for the Standard BY Galiogiy .
Co, Druggists.
Jan.l. Jhermomstsr. Baromseer. Wind.
am. - deg. above. .4.oe inches NV
sp.m 40 deg. above. 2A12inches. N
Highest Temperature yesterday be; Lowest, 10
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subscribe for The STANDARD.
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Butte Department.

The Principal Branch once ss THs STAND
sRD Is at No "a East Broadway. Butte. Iele-
hone No. "a. Advertising rates furnished on
application
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THIS IS AN OCCASION

When merchandise of merit can Be had
for little money.
We have searched the market more
xealously than ever before to secure bar
gains to eclipse all past efforts here or
elsewhere. and that we have succeeded
easily shown by the following quotationss
50 lbs No. / Bread Flour. per sack ....u.n
5o-lb sack No, Pastry Flour :. -----. -
Large Sugar-Cured Hams. per ib..--.- Dk
Pure Leaf Lard. per ID ........ ...-.. 10
No. Wash Boiler. copper bottom. LIS
10-quart Dish Pan ...... ...........---.. -
12-quart Dish Pan ..-----....---.. 70
A-quart Dish Pan .................-----. %
3-Quart Copper Pot.....-.. -------- 20
CIGARS.
Cigars, Key West Beauty. fos..---. D
Cigars. Lady Jane. for .--...---...-. 25
Cigars. Red Fox. for ...--....-----.. 70
4 Cigars. Pauline Hall. for ....---. 3
Our Mascot, union made. for .------- %
SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO
Climax Chewing Tobacco. per 10 -. %
Horse Shoe Chewing Tobacco. per ID %
Star Chewing Tobacco. per Id ....--.. 10
Peerless Smoking Tobacco. per b.. 70
Wild Rose Plug Cut Smoking Tobac-
co, per h.. ...... ........ .......--- 10
Lime Kiln Club Smoking, per b.. %
Mall Pouch Smoking. per 10 ....---~- -
FAMILY LIQUORS.
7-year-oid Anchorage Whisixey, par
bottle. ............ ........ ..--t ~
now ......... -. -. -. LEO
Old Jamaica Rum. per bottle. ...-.. B
Old Tom Gin. per bottle ......--....... rs
French Cognac Brandy .........- .--.. 75
e-year-old Port Wine. per bottie...... Is
6-yeer-old Musoat Wine. per bottle :. Is
6-year-oid Angelics Wine. per bottle. Is
6-year-old Sherry Wine. per bottle.... 26
e-year-old Claret Wine. per gallon. 30
8 bottles Beer for. ........-.......... LOO
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Gowns

Good heavy Muslin, Mother Hubbard
Yoke effects, 10 rows plated and neck
and cuffs edged with embroidery, large
sleeves,
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nuslin Underwear

5000 garments on sale. See windows.
Entire main sales room in white. All
garments new. bought especially for our
regular january sale. All made of the
best makes of Muslins and Cambrics.
No trash. Made for the best retail trade,
and correctly so in every particular.
New embroideriss on all the garments.
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SOC

Good heavy Muslin Gowns, style of cut,
real value 81,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-02-20
Sheridan News.

Special Correspondent to the Graphic.
 SHERIDAN, ARK, Feb. 1.-The Grant county Circuit Court con vened here this morning, the Hon. A. M. Dnffie presiding. His Honor's charge to the Grand Jury was able and elaborate, and covered the entire field of crime. There are number of attorneys from Benton,. Malvern and Little Rock, the most promi- nent of whom are Col. T. M. Me- haffey, D. M. Claud, E. Il. Vance, C.. s. Peagul.
 Cases tried: State of Arkansas vs. Lee Elead; jury returned verdict of not guilty.
 State of Arkansas vs. Monroe Dern; verdict of guilty; fined s5.
 State of Arkansas vs Dicky Ka- zee; acquitted.
 Ex-Clerk Wallace's wife died this morning. Funeral tomorrow: at Camp Creek cemetery.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-02-20
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-02-20
NEWS IN BRIEF.


 Thomas Sexton has resigned his seat in the House of Commons.
 The safe of bank at Richards, Mo, was blown open and $500 taken.
 Three men robbed a San Francisco bank during business hours Tues day.
 Alfred Whitaker, a business man of Cleveland, 0 was killed by d train.
 The women missing after the Troy fire have been found. Bnt three are dead
 John Dillon has been elected chair man of the Irish Parliamentary party.
 Skunks entered cemeteries in Kan sas, dug into graves and ate parts of bnried bodies.
 Michael Schwah. of Brooklyn, mur- dered his wife and wounded, prob ably fatally, his son and grandchild
 An explosion in a mine near New Castle, Col, Tuesday buried 50 or 60 men. It is believed that they are dead.
 Policemen j. Y. Stokes and Joseph Moore have heen arrested at Dan- vile, H., on a charge of blackmail- ing
 Gov. Bushnell of Ohio has honored the acquisition for Jackson and Wal ling, alleged nallNerers of Pearl Bryan.
 Wallace 5isa.sr of Springfield. IL, quarr4 lsllief sth }his sweetheart and drant rbdaie acid. He is dead. f
 Rev. C 0. NBrdwn, who accused Mrs. Davidson of Aextorting money from him, is on trfal before council of ministers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-02-20
THE LUMBERMEN.
Big Meeting at Memphis, in Which Arkansas Timber Men Take
 Prominent Part.

MEMPHIS, Feb. 20.-For the next four or five days the largest meet ing of lumbermen ever held in the South will be in session in this city The gathering is the annual meeting held by the yellow pine lnmbermen of the South for the purpose of dis cussing various matters of interest to the trade. Among the associa- tions represented are the Mutual Lumber Association of Mississippi, the Union Lumber Company, em- bracing all the mills in Louisiana, the Texas and Louisiana Associa- tion, and the new organization of lumbermen formed in Alabama. The Arkansas and Missouri Yellow Pine Association is also represented by delegates.
 After the joint meeting of various State associations has concluded it's sessions the Southern Lumber Man ufacturers' Association will hold it's annual meeting. This meeting prom ises to be the largest in point of at tendance ever held by the associa- tion.