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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-25
iTarietas al minuto'l

otro medida que los soldados SO acerea-
ban 6 Sc *lejabaD. Con este modo de vi
vir, y gracias al sfeeto de la gente de 81 CRU
po, no solo se habia quedado todo este item
po libre en- seguridad, mientras tanto-
otros habisn tenido que huir 6 habian su-
frido Is muerte al ser apresados, sino que Sc
qned6 adn cuatro cipco afios mas, solo
fu6 Ffancia al fin, por orden expresa de su
jefe.
ALI f4lleci6 pronto. ech ando siempre de
me6os la jaula en- el B5n Alder.
Cuaudo llegamos la puerta, Sc hallaba
sentado junto q su chimenea rocallosa, OBJ
servando IN mozo que guisaba algo. Su
trsje era en- extreme sencillo tenfa IN gorro
de nuche que le cubrfa las crejas, estaba
1mando en- una pipa. a pesar de todo, sus
modales maneras eran las de IN rey, va
lfa Ia pena yer como Sc levant6 de su asiento
2 Sc adelant6 recibirnos
-Sefior Stuart. pase usted adelante,-di
JOY traiga usted su amigo, cuyo nombre
aun DO cone eco.
-sY como esta usted, Oluny9 -pregunt6
Alan. .-Espero que mny bien, sef1or aho-
ra, que teDgo ell gusto de yer usted, teDgo
tambien la honra de pres eutarle mi amigo
ell seffoT de Shsws, David Ba.four.
Alan nnnca slndia a mis- pTopiedades sin
cierto acento burlou cuancoi stabamos solos
pero deIante de personas ext~aaos, pronun
ciaba las palahras como IN heraldo
--Pssen ustedes. adelante, cahalleros,-
dijo OluDy. Sean aS.- asSt.ae la- hien venidos
mi casa, que es e. Doo' lugsr ex-
traffic Y r1do, percs una
vez IN persona 5CLG5t OUIIJC len
tan alDdo, l,,aato sst1ea 1sssssAZAR OTERO. Y
gnisaado. Genes n V. p. s.
echaTemos una 4 -
dTa ri caballeroB -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-25

tona,-dijo mieLtras servfa de beber, ape
mas veo nadie. me psso el tempo senta-
do, retorciendome las mancs, pensar do en-
uu gran dia. que va ha pesado. anheiando
por otfo gran dia que tcdos esperamcs 20
tarda, en- presentarse. 7 ahora brindemos
por la Reetauraei6n.
Con 10 cual todos chocamos nuestros vases
NAL alguno al Rey jorge; 81 el Sc hubiera
hallado presenta es probable que habrfa be-
cho como 20. No bien hnbe .bebido aquel
trago, me sentf mny bien puae yer cir,
qnizas 6 On aigo confuse, pero no con ell ho-
rfor J ma1estar general de aDtes.
Era reslmeDte IN lrgar extrafIo un
huesped no meros extrafio Dnrante los
amos que paso ocults ndose Clur Y, habia ad-
quirido habitos y eostumbres singulares. .Ha
bfa IN sitio particular donde nadie, 81 no I'll
debia seDtarse: ls jaula estaba arregiada de
ma manera, tambien particular, que nadie
debfa slterar, uno de sus cspricos era el arte
de La cocina. y aun mientras nos hablaba de
veg en- cuando daba una mirada 10 one SO
e-taba guisaIdo.
Parece que veces visitaba su esposa O
recihia sus visitas y las de uno 6 dos de aus
mas fntimos amigos, bajo el aDparo de Ia
moth pero la m yor palte del tempo viVfa
completemente solo, sin tratar cor otras
.ersonas que sus centirelas los mczos que
lie serviau er a lsula Ln priTnero cue hacfa
Dor Ia mi 6ana uBo de sns sirVieLtes, Que
era IN barberc, era sfeitsrle.y Communicable
las notciss del pals. las cuales tenfa suma
onriosidad en- saher. Sus preguntss ersn sin
dn, como 81 fuera IN nifio. con algunas de
las respuestas &c Teis dssaforade mente. =
rompia de nut vo rtir varias veces en- eI
ourso del dia con solo rectr6arlas.
SegnrameBte tenian estss preguntas nm
objeto, porque q oien 80 encontraba aislado |
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-25
nUnERTO GRAHAM
Los ssJroscrstos ns6d6ccs csrsganos

con e5eyCGcsO en- eStG CSud0d,
CsrtifcAn: gus Ian comproeadc va en ia
pYkotiSa ofciAi, "a en 10 particular, duxarie g
dad, lA ohG 2contasS&cle del virus
VkSunL proceGsdts del Institute de Yke5-
rAci6n as dan EanGlSgo ssito fnstaisdo on
Areclso hS1o NJ Observation-Disclosures que d.
enc ssnor csl3o csapnes 10 rn eoncierzrdo
y desenioo estlcs0, n% copSs guido pSrfac-
stellar al nIv6l Gs los Institutes Europ0os
dc "a indole, o. sulttvo Do sq<.si viSus pyo~
kl&ctieC Go la ytsEeia hagsa 81 extreme de
koGSH asegorar y sExmar los cue snscx3ben,
qne en ssIS. pohlaci6n M producido tan fe-
ices resuLtAdCs ha obtsn3do tan nsoniete.
Atistactorio 6r1llents 6xito, que 80 han
coLIeSU Uido cen su snpieo : propagation 81
sxte1miniC cs Il vlrnelG GUS S5eYEoxsxabn y
diezm4bA eFta poblMci6n ueeGe hace dlez y
ochU n-esss. no v&cliSE dc pCf snde l0s In
trascrltos en puoiicar--no tan aolo per me
dio dc la presents zinc 4tls taEnpiGE poz Ia
prehsa srioGica del pals sez nccssario-
que Ii hnfa vscunA extrsS6A de ia ternera
Gel precitado Institute &c superior prefa-
rible rod&s laE dem&s usadas er iA lsis, IL
eluSo Ii dc lSonClEss, que ssG&dasstcsszenE
h& cAoo me1o1 r haas resQItRco, haaSa el ex
tsemo re haper consegGidO la psessssGocs<5ss
U0csSs0I en- IN novent& poT e2snto. para
quo conste y vslga donds conTen3F pudisTe
. don SartiEgo Seiio espido La preEente ea
Ponce II Do Msyo do L0o9.-UT. BczstG&sF
kSsS SssS-kg. U0gcEGsGo-Lg. RsTe-cN-LF.
EaGaSsf- III. CGfceszs--2Ag. FSSGl E6es-IF.
Alsc0 Ecsss y Oslsisos--Gsy. syssGss EGsessGs--
w. AaG. &ess0 gSt&rsdsa-21F. CassNsss0 e.. dc
ReAl1e
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-25

sc yela, como. otEos caballeros esccceses.
pflvado de todo poder autoridsd legal
e1ercla 3 an lusticia patriarcal entire sn gan
tes: ALI, en- su escoEdrijo, decidfa las cues
tones y disputas que Sc snsctaban entire las
geutes de su pals y 6stas, que no habrfan
hscho case de los decretos sentsncias de
an tribunal de iusticia, deponfan sus resen
J. mlentos. pagaoan sus deudas cumplian
10 que ordenaha estes hombre confsoado
fnera de Ia ley perseguido como bestia fe
rCZ
Cuando Sc incomodaba, 10 que sucedia
con harta frecuencis, daba sus 6rdenes y
ameuazaba COD castigos, como si fnera nm
rey absoIoto; y sus sirVientes femblahan Y
Sc aleJsban de el como niffos ante Ia colera
de IN padre vioiento. Cuando entraha en-
su casa, estreehaba acknowledgements Ia
mano oe eada uno de los preseEtes, haci6n.
dose todos al mismo tempo IN saIudo mill
tar con ell goro. Sc me present0 nues. ma
buena opn1tunidad dc yer como funoionaba
ID grupo de geItes de las Tierras Atlas de-
Escocls; esfo con un jefe condenado fn
gitlvo, con su distritO conQnistado reco
rri0o por soidGdcs en- todas direcciones en-
Dnsca snya. veces una miila de sn nara
dero, cnando ell d,timc de aquelios .rapien
eos quien el maltr4taba, va mens !. b. 10.
ola habar hscho una fortuna
nos sirsaeron at fin la comida. one consia.
ia en amos pedacitos' de carne de genado
asada de que solo tome upos bocaf1os
Dnralts la comida. Cluny nos rs,r;6 -
merosas hlstorias y aI6cdotas del tieror,,, nna
paso el Prfncipe Carlos, el Pretendienfs en-
"a Jsul repitiendo las mismas palal,ras do
los oradores levantandosa de su asiarto
para mosfrarnos el que ellos ocupaban.
lie Lodo clio vine en- CONGO miento do ,,,,.
era m Principe agradable Y valeroso come
SaauEapa III Qescendiente de una raza de re.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-25
FLAGIAD0
TRADUooIoN DE FRANCISCO sELLEN
OAPITULO XXI
CoNTINUA Ia FUGA PoR ENTIRE Los BosoUEs
(ConttnuGci6rl)

En cuanto 4 mi, Ia sola idea de conner me
daba nauseas, pues me sentia tan NAL tan
debil QUE va no podia moverme. Ne ibs
arraatrando de un lado otro, ain saber por
donde ibe, nj 10 que hacia, nj darme cHenta
de nada. Mi estado era realmente lamenta-
Bile.
WI que Alan fruncia 81 entrecejo, y supu-
se cue estaba enojado conmigo, y esto me
did una especis de tenor, como 81 fuera nm
n-fio. Recuerdo tAmhi4 one me puse q son
reirme, Sin poder ooutenerlo por mas que
queria evitarfo. pues mi sonrrina me parcels
mpy inopoftuna en- todos sentjdos. Pero
mi exceleDte oompafiero solo teDia boDdsd
para mi, un momerto despIes, COS &c los
hombres me tomarcn Ell BRAKES me lleya-
ron con gran Velocidad asi me parecia mi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-25

auuque en- reslidad iban lentamente-al ira
YES do un laberinto de aombrios wales y ba
rrancoa al oorsz6n do la horrorosa montaf1s
de Ban Alder.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-25
HOT EL-
INTERNATIONAL
.poRT-Au-PR1NoE.-HAlTI

El rronletario que suscribe ofrece Las &C.
roodas ventiladas habitaciones de este
Rotsl todos los puertorriquehos extrsn
eercs dc transito & estadia fla en- Haiti. ,sk.
En- 81 estsblecimiento Sc haola ing es'
frances, espafol italiano. Trato culSo' ser
vicio escogido. <... a,o
% Toremos sucursal en- al aristocratico cam
90 de Thor (Bizot6n) para los pasagefo,
enfermos que seran rratados cen esmei f'1'
sollcitud. nr.,r,
Rnero % de 1889. -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-25
lOjo, Ojo!
Sc 3ssSaE vszder rs sSslos &c los
del A: CcntsEarso Gel descxhEisAgeRso
de estz isis.
E2 estA ispFent= lafornarSG,
Ponce. , Novserabre 1904.
PARA OARRETERAS

Sc vc,sdc casi q asitas. Is sa UaJeT, .s,sG md
QN;aa sISsssrG1ora dc piedra Dsessud0 para ccs-
FreseyGs, con So ealderG y dctnds pacsas, esi
Mesy brscs estGdo v a's Tsartssss1s de repssssto.
81 ga "a isssresc pssede GSTiSsrss q 10ss Be
beyts GSahG1, ~ essa esa5ad.
pns.es. E'ebres0 Ia de 1904.
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Especltico Salvador
DE JUAN SIERRA URGELL

Con ste espeeffco dssaparecea los bar
ros la picaz6n que producen las e-up-
clones en- el cuerpo. Es sl verdadero ''qui-
ta-do. =" Ss usa on fricciones 50 apli-
CO on ochenta casos distlntos.
Vendsse en Ja1na- -Diaz-barrlo do Hato
puero -sRsa del inventor sclsmsnte.
Mayo 4, 1890. A.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-20
ALLEN WAS A FAKIR.

Col Alexander O. Holladay, presi-
dent of the A. and NJ. College, writes:
II am informed that one i. Nj. Allen
falsely representing himself as stu
dent OF this college, has been canvass
ing the city Of Raleigh for advertise
ments for journal to be published by
the college or by its students. If the
statements coming to us from several
quarters, are correct his action is who'll
Iy unauthorized. He solicited the use
of our cut TO accompany similar ones
from other public institutions in Raj
eigh, and after giving it and an adyer-
tisement this college had no further
connection with the publication than
any other Raleigh advertiser. If, as
implied, the name of the college was
used to procure other advertisements
from our citizens, it was an impudent
and fraudulent confidence game prac-
ticed on them and on us, which merits
a criminal indictment"
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IN NN


EtN&a@ t2#AksS &a1 ttttN f1l~.s ttE7@
the hsaMNRNs Eo ta AfN@ fvs10@ thhfN
d&N. 3AE H#htans.
rhe GastsN,a} tNga4A3esrna bas nstlrA
"a 4 at,u depot lta}1f al WhVakefe, an
tae N930Nt'' N'N's' '''
sheriff smith, ene ~ ihethefN st'1-
e,at nAnsseie, . betNN aot hS soy
there's uefhWf 0eN f0 nNtitfvA gust
nov
The fuNerM o tAv Wite ni rraf
Enbe,t. ~ Shaw toiNyYsltv, toak
Mace Yesterday. Shr died Monday af-
ierpoon
ma, t,,,,l.1i,,,s ,.,,,,,,tte, ~ th,, lsr,,s.
h,.,a,;an nhm,,h Mn meet me a0th ia
~ 49, -, 4l,., -. .,t,,,,..,t,
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rue CAUCASIAN on FUSION

The Caucasian to-day will say:
"1he Peoples party co-operated for
principle in the last campaign. We
are in favor Of the same kind Of coop
Grafton again; therefore we are oppos-
ed 10 having an electoral ticket with
one half of it pledged to support a
goId-bug for President. and the other
half pledged to support just the OPP
posite. Such combination would be
the most inconsistent thing ever seen
IN American politics. 1T would be flu
sion of the most odious kind, and the
voters of the State would be justified
in repudiating such an inharmonious
and antagonistic conglomeration."
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-20
CAUGHT In RIINC0MRE,.

Governor Carr yesterday honored the
requisition Of the Governor Of Virgin
ia for Charles Jones, alias Charles
Cobb, now serving out sentence on
the Buncombe county roads.
Jones is tough customer. lie broke
the laws Of North Carolina soon after
he got here, and was sentenced to the
work-house gang in Buncombe. I'm
Virginia he il wanted on more seri-
Gus charge. Two offences are put
down against him there; one is break
ing into private house, the other is
jail-breaking.
While waiting for trial in the courts
he broke out of Jail and escaped to
North Carolina
TIe viii at once be carried back TO
Virginia.
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BUSEN ESS ITEMS
Durham, n. c., Feb.

Durham, n. c., Feb. Is, 1896
Mr. Jno II. Hollingsworth, Manager
Raleigh, n. G.:
Dear Sir: / hereby beg to aellnowl-
edge receipt of check on the National
Park Bank, of New York, for 100000,
balance due in full payment OF claim
under policy No. 1887, issued by the
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association
on the life Of my late husband, Charles
III. Lewellin ] also desire to express
my thanks for the prompt payment Of
same The advance payment of 800
In order to assist me, was, / must say,
great kindness on the part Of the
Association, and an action that de-
serves the highest praise. am pleased
to commend my friends intending in
surance 10 this noble institution, pro
viding, as it does, safe and economic
insurance.
MARTHA II. LEWELLIN.
Mutual Reserve paid. ......... $4,000
old Line Co. would have paid. 95l
Gain by insuring in Mutual Re
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rorR lNll.n NM snNnN ulNr

Seney Mich reb 70 -Four men
were Killed aud seven seriously injured
to-day by steam log houler az Me
kay'A lNmhel Camp, The enHine he
rame uncomfortable ADD ran down the
road az full speed. catching the men
before escape was possible amt conn
pletely vrpekiug itself
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-20

Having this day qualified as administers
tor OF theestate of Zachiariah Baker. de
ceased, ] hereby give notice TO all persons
indebted to said decedent that prompt pay
ment is equired ana TO those holding
claims against said decedent 20 present
them TO me or my attorney on or before the
80th day of December. 1896 or this notice
Will be pleaded la bar Of their recovery.
GRAY BANKER, administrators,
Of Zaehariah Barker, deceased.
HERBERT Norris, attorney.
This Dee Sd 1895
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AN ATHLETE HERE.

Prof. II. G. Latin, teacher OF box
ing, fencing and general athletics, is
here lie viii probably organize q
class aud establish boxing academy
here. Mr.. Latin comes from a family
Of pugilists and athletes and is m all
round athlete himself. lie challenges
anybody in the State for a boxing
match at any time his opponent may
select
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Drns FOR GOVERNOR.

South Bend, Ind. Feb. ~ The
tribune this afternoon say% informa-
ton has been received from what rs
considered an authentic source to the
effect that T.. " Debs will accept the
Populist nomination for governor Of
Indiana.
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60 or YANcE WANTED.

When Senator Vance died, the News
and Observer had large and hand
some cut made of him. lit was loaned
to some editor in the State who has
failed to return it. His name Is for
gotten. He will oblige by returning
the cut as we have a use Tor it.
Address, News and Observer,
Raleigh, n. G.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

FROM SAN ERANCloIOIO NOhfO Lh.
Tuesday afternoon the first through
passenger train over the Southern s
new route to Norfolk passed here This
is also the first train ever run solid be-
tween san Francisco and Norfolk.
Seven Southern Pacific sleeping cars
and one Pullman palace car made up
the train
Aboard we're l25 United States Ma
rines, being transferred from the Mare
Island Navy Yard, at San Francisco,
to the Gosport Navy Yard, at Norfolk.
The Pullman ear was occupied by
the officers of the corps.
This train links the Atlantic TO the
Pacific. and is a notable achievement
for the Southern Railroad
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CHEAP LAW BOOKS.

Public Laws Of 1895, So.
N. G. Reports, out Of print, $1.50.
New sets II. S. Reports, $1.20.
Encyclopaedia of law, $1.25.
SOUTHERN LAW BOOK EXCHANGE
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ZOE sALE.

A bargain is offered in horse, car
rage and harness, a complete outht.
For particulars, address 7. O. Box 1875.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-20

The Southern Railway will sell re-
turn tickets to the Newbern Fair, Feb
ruary 23-28th for $500. 1T will be the
best Fair yet held, and great crowds
are going.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-20

Drive out the impurities from your
blood with Hoods Sarsaparilla and
thus avoid that tired, languid feeling
and even serious illness.
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WANTED.

Bankrupt stock general merchan-
disc. WILLIAMS, HOOD II CO.,
Charlotte, N. c..
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one GLANCE in a LIFE TINE

For fifteen days only, we will sell
the North Carolina Reports, including
those out Of print, at $3.50 each; new
books.
SOUTHERN LAW BOOK EXCHANGE
Raleigh, N. &,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-20
Hoo JOwI and TurniD
Salad.

We are truly sorry the turuip salad
season has come again. We have plenty
of iC and hog jowls to 60 with it, but We
had intended this week to call the at
tention Of our customers aud other poo
pIe we would like to have as customers,
to line Of new goods we are this week
receiving
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WANTED.

Situation by registered druggist.
Best references. Apply H., care this
Office.
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HERE'S YOUR CHANCE.

Who will trade me lumber, ceiling,
doors, blinds, sash, moulding, etc, for
dry goods.
Address, J. II. WINSTON,
Louisburg, N. G.
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GOLDED GATE PEARS AND PEACHES

Silver aud Black Prunes, extra fine Al
mira Grapes and Layer Figs, Havana
Oranges as sweet as tbs hnest Florida
fruit, Queen and xxx Olives In glass,
Queen Olives by measure, 30c qt.,
Rhode Island Greetings, lmperials and
OTTER fine Apples, Windham Corn and
succotash AID a number Of cheaper
brands in stock, social Tea Biscuits,
Champagne, Graham and Banquet
Waters, Bull brand Edam Cheese, Pine
apple Cheese, Finest Cream Cheese for
Cutting, Southampton, Va. Hams,
Westphalia Hams, Ferris Hams and
Tongues, Smoked Broilng Beef, Bone
less Corned Beef
VIC are still Offering bargains in
cam, d and dried fruits, vegt tables, g..
Send or write for price list All goods
warranted and promptly delivered.
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DO YOU
Want Money For Your Land

If so. write to d. l. Fort & Co, Real Estas.
Agents, Raleigh. they viii undertake tore
wanted, also mineral and timber lanes.
aale, no charge. Houses ans lots for sal
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Gain by insuring in Mutual Re
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OUR STOCK or TOWELS,
0AMASk AND HUCKABACK

10 fancy colored borders all white
1emsiteaed and plain hcms, knotted
fringe &c
Bath towels bIeschel or unble4ohed
from zoe 10 soc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-06
FUNERAL TROLLEY CARS.
Brooklyn About to Place Them on Lines
 Leading to Cemeteries.

Brooklyn About to Place Them on Lines
 Leading to Cemeteries.
 Funeral cars on several of the Brook lyn trolley lines of street railway are to be placed in operation next spring if the experimental car on the Ridgewood line proves to be a success The system has worked successfully in several western cities. notably Abilene, Kan. Lincoln, Neb., and Chicago.
 The cars making up the train will be appropriately painted black. The first car is especially constructed for the pur- pose. A bier in the center will support the casket. Opposite it will be seats for the minister and the pallbearers.
 The next car, with sable blinds to draw down. will be reserved for the inn mediate mourners and will be attached to the funeral car as a trailer The troll ley pole of the first car will be draped with crape The main body of the mourners and sympathizing friends will follow in ordinary cars at as close a headWay as possible.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-06
A GENUINE DREAMER.
In His Sleep In Midoceap He Heard War

In His Sleep In Midoceap He Heard War
 Talk.
 A fussy little man, who had plenty of money and spent it lavishly, was one of the saloon passengers who arrived the other day on the American liner Paris. He was looked upon as a nuisance by some of tho passengers on the voyage, but when quarantine was reached and the passengers read of the presidents message and subsequent events they changed their views about the little man.
 He was one of the few who dared go on deck during the first days of the voy- age, owing to the storm. After the con- cert on board he gathered about him dozen congenial spirits, bought cham pagne for them and spun yarn. It was of dream.
 He had dreamed that there WAS a panic on the New York Stock Exchange and stocks Were falling off frightfully. And he vowed there was war talk be- tween the United States and England. Then the other men around the table shook their heads gravely and advised the little man to stop drinking and go to bed. He would feel better ill the morning.
 But it was different yesterday morn ing when the papers were thrown aboard at quarantine. Then the little man be- came the exposure of all eyes. He en- joyed it; also the champagne that was forced upon him. His friends claimed that he was the only genuine dreamer extant. Owing to certain effects of champagne, the little man was just able to maintain dignifed silence and could not be interviewed on dreams New York Herald
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-06
Bicycle Goes "a Mile a Minute.

A bicycle that goes mile minute is the invention of J. A. Ferguson. Gin cinnati machinist. Six capitalists. rep resenting $2. 900, 900. met recently and made proposition to opurehase the plan. It operates on an entirely new pedal plali The pedals. instead of describing circles. move vertically. h one revolu- tion of the wheel the foot travels IS inches to 40 in the ordinary safety. At actual trial the new bicycle made half a mile in Sl seconds. Chicago Tribune
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-06
Monster Man Hunt.

The several bloodhound owners in h. diana are planning monster man hunt, diana poultry, pigeon and dog show at Indianapolis, Jan. 6 to II. Dan Teeters of Anderson will enter with two hounds that have been used in tracking the Scatterfield White Cappers. The famous Seymour hounds and several less noted man hunters will be in the competition. The proposition is to give the test in the very heart of the city. so as to make it complex and ali the more convincing in case of success. s.-Cincinnat Enquirer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-06
A POPULlST MOSES.

Cousin of President Lincoln Stumping
 Southeastern Kansns.
 Colonel C. A. Lincoln, cousin of Abraham Lincoln. is the Populist Moses just now who is electrifying audiences i'll southeastern Kansas Until recently he was poor farmer Ill Cowley county. Last week he espoused the Populist faith and announced 100 meetings in schoolhouses in Bourbon county.
 He assumes the commonplace charao- teristics of "Old Abe and drives a little bay mare which he says he has driven three times across the continent, making a total of 5000 miles. Chi cago Times Herald