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DOCTOR q
Walter Sawyer Adams.
William Adler.
Horace A. Allen. jr.
Emil Altman.
Samue. Ansbacher.
William Henry Arsson.
Oliver Luther Austin.
William Hayden Baker.
Charles Everett BarNnf.
Archie Henry Barley.
J. II. Barnkart.
Alfred Bell.
Charles White Berry.
Charles sylvester Bentley.
Horace Blgelow.
A. Walter Bingham.
Albert George BIS ng.
Edward Blaise.
Jesse Leonti Blifs.
John Henri Bot.
Edward A. Blount. 1r.
henry J. Blumensohn.
Belmont De Forest Bogart.
Charles Herbert Borden.
Leon Bowman.
Charles +. B1ynton.
MO-decai Robert Breu.
Everett Clifton Brennand.
Walter Max Buckner.
Elias Galley Brown.
Frank Thomas Budd.
William Buerman.
Clarence i. Bulsnn.
James r. Cambell.
Ranstord De Leo Caneiy.
James Peter Cassazza.
Douglas a. Cater.
Arthur II. Cilley.
Samuel Cochran.
Prescott lie Breton.
George Boiling lee.
Oscar Leiscr.
Arnold Gustave Lee
Hugo AdOiph LsV.scn.
John CadwGllader Lewis.
Ell Long. jr.
\. Jewc.t Lougre.
George Floyd Ludlow.
Cecil Lawrence MacCcy.
James ". MacNider.
!. Silliman M9cNie.
William Thomas McConvill.
Robert Hail Mcconnell.
4. Thomas Mccormack.
II. Farher McGaughey.
4. Francis McGinn.
John u. NcIaren.
Wharton II. Mclaughlin.
Thomas W. Manus.
Frank W. Mallalieu.
Edward Robert Maloney.
Leopold Marcus.
David T. Marshall.
John VI. Masury.
William J. Mersereau.
!. 7. Middleton. Jr.
jesse j. Miller.
Augustin Joseph Molloy.
Paul Morrison.
Wesley T. Mull'gan.
Adolph Mund.
John William Nelson.
u. l.. NJ. Newtery.
Lorenzo Miller Nickers n.
Frank Burton Oils.
Fred Francis owens.
Henry Faner Owsly.
Sidney Ormond Goldman.
Carl Goldmark.
Charles 4. Goodrich.
John William q. Greet.
CLarles William Green.
Chauncey p. cr;ifiths.
Samuel y. Grubbs-
Charles \. Iionner.
Henry F. Hole. jr.
James Schermcrhorn Hail.
Louis Hawsworth.
Franklin Miller Herman.
william Colt Hobdy.
William Grant Hog
Fenlmore Cooper Iiohe.
John Hem. Ph. O.
Charles Huber. Phi. @.
Frederick william Huber.
Harry Richard Humphries.
Edward Livingston Hunt.
Zion o. Huntington.
Augustus A. Hussey.
Sherwood B. Ives.
Charles Herman Jaeger.
BENJAMIN Yeager Jaudon.
Homer Thrall JOY.
Edgar Collins Joyce.
Aspinwall Judd.
Morris Nathan Karash.
Ernest Kaufman.
James Edward Keegan.
Charles Plat Knowles.
Albert F.. Koonz.
Carl Henry Kroeber.
A Van J.. Lambert.
Edward r. Lampson. 5r.
l.. Ircock Lassell
William Judson Iams1n.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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Medwin Tcale.
Frederick Chauncey PafYord.
James Cantiue Coles.
Howard Oglo ComeRgs.
James Bronson Conant.
Charles Frank Common.
George Mason Creevey.
David II. Crounse.
Wills Eanfori Grove.
Frederick ". Cullen.
Harold n. Cummings.
Arthur Ward Cutler.
Robert Morris DAILY.
William Joseph Leo Davis.
Jose A. Dinz v Rodriguez.
William Gordon Dice.
Joseph Milton Dill. jr.
Francis Oswald Dorsey.
Mortimer Byron DOwner.
Frank Chase Downing.
Jay Harvey Dlrkee.
John 5. Enston.
William Gustav Ecksteia.
o. NJ. Edwards. jr.
Robert Emmett.
Floyd Bonesteel Enn,st.
Edgar Horace Farr.
J. W. Fauntleroy.
Burr Ferguson.
Carl +. II. Fisher.
Howard s. Forman.
Ernest Wallace Fowler.
Samuel W. Fowler.
Robert l.. Fox.
Maurice Friedman.
Ennis lgnatius Geraghty.
Ernest {. Gibney.
James y. Gilllgan.
Adolph Goldhamine-.
Edward oliver Parker.
George II. Parker.
Jacob II. Parscgh;ar1.
Antonio u. Pisan..
Nelson Asa Pomeroy.
Joseph William Posthauer.
Albert Ward Preston.
William stewart Re.ch.
Strother William Rice.
Joseph Roby
ALBEIT Vino sDt Rockwell.
Harry Heath R0dnan.
John Albert Konayne.
LeonciO Ros.
Malcolm &. Rose.
Clark Green Rossmar.
Solomon Kollen0ery.
Thomas Eugene Ryan.
Walter Gohrny Ryan.
Trafford II asec Salisbury.
Philip Michael Schaffne..
Robert Mel. Schaurier.
Winfield ). Schley. Jr.
Michael Schiller.
Charles II. SchllchteT.
Alfred schwab.
Samuel +. Schwartz.
John W. Scott.
Ambrose A. Scouler.
Edgar Calvin Se!bert.
John Conley Selhv.
George Henry Scmken.
james Il. shannon. j..
James Daniel Shea.
Peter owen Shea.
John Lawrence Shells.
Walter Arkman Sherwood.
Percy John Shute.
Malcom Tolant Lime.
Daniel Alesen Sinclair.
Thomas Allison Smith.
Pail Frederick Louicrn.
Victor Steinberger.
Samuel Stern.
Richard S;inson.
James Graham +. Stokes.
Walter ". Strang.
August Adrian Strasser.
c. +. Sutphen. jr.
Joseph Charles Taylor.
Arthur Henry Temple.
Arthur s. Ferner.
William 8. Teniberry.
Joseph G. Thompson.
Josiah p. Thornley,.
Robert Storer Tracy.
Guy Hanfori Turreil.
Sidney Clfelier.
James Samue, Inger.
Herbert Bailey Vail.
Arthur Ward Van Ripper.
A. NJ. Van sickle.
4. II. Wadsworth.
George J Wurlenburg.
John Sherreof Waters.
Howard y. Weirlck.
Stephen Whitaker Wells.
George Oakley Welshman.
Charles A. Willing.
James II. Whiting. jr.
Ernos' Nash wilcox.
Adrian Dorsey Williams.
Edward Temple Wilson.
Edward Dsnnh Wisely.
Arthur Is. Wright.
Arthur Benedict Ynrd.
Harry Augustus Young.
OF MINES.
| Charles on.
Robert Kitching Painter.
Richard 4. Parker.
Herman Alfred Prosser.
Arthur Emil Rleflel.
William Stevens Thyng.
SGINEER.
Joel pcmoN.
( Charles Roienburg.
/ David Charles Serber.
Edward Devoe Tompk'ns.
!. ENGINEER
| Ambrose Mcneil. jr.
Charles Langdon Penny.
Elliot Matthews Sergeant.
Walter Irvine Slichter.
Samuel g. r. Townsend.
Dana c. Wells.
George ". l.. Woodruff.
AL ENGINEER.
,ard Wi'hereil.
: PHILOSOPHY.
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PRINCETON COMMENCEMENT
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY NINTH CELE
BRATION THE LAST OF THE COLLEGE,

TWO HUNDRED AND TwENTY-NrNE MEN GRAD
UATED-MANY HONORARY DEGREES CON
FERRED-aN LII d. GIVEN TO GOV
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Bridgeport. Conn., June 1o.-At st. Johns Episco-
pal Church. at to-day Miss Katherine Cecil
Sanford, daughter OF Professor Samuel s. Sanford
and granddaughter Of Henry Sanford, ex-prescent OF
the Adams Express Company. and Victor Corse
Thornc son OF Jonathan Thorne. OF New-York. were
married by the Rev William II. Lewis rector Of the
church. SISTED by the Rev. Or. John 8. Lindsay OF
Bosl The bride was given away by her father.
Brink no. Thorne, a brother OF the bridegroom,
was the, BEST man. The ushers were Henry S san
tom OF this city; John j. Hammond Of ST. Paul;
Samuel 1horne. IT.. Of New-York; Paul sponord
auette Mich, and George Sheffield. OF New-York
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ENGINEER OF MINES.
CIVIL ENGINEER.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER.
NETALLTRGICAL ENGINEER.
-. 49,, e,k...-t tkst.brr.H

METALLURGICAL ENGINEER
Charles Shepard Witheren.
BACHELOR OF PHILOSOPHY.
ANALYTICAL AND APPLIED CHEMISTRY
Joseph Lowens,ein Wn , p u'' Jon 1eider
Arthur Metzger AI'nuI I.un van ~
SCHOOL. OF ARCHITECTURE.
= Lacey Comsock. EDWARD ifasc '"'fe'
James AZ: a. t I,ari, r William Gabriel Tachau.
Goodwin Goldsmith Ma 10 Tr1,n.. r,nh, r.
Lonnid ., nn, n,onfeomery Boyd Van Bonthuysen
George Tremsine Morse JDsspn t a., Va "airccr
Ee,yard Necarsulmrr. AMI H-'"'s' "''"''s"'
William Oakley Raymond
MASTER OF ARTS.
Arthur r Bander James i. McGresor
solomon d. Benoie Siinnn . 'i st.ann
James r. i'Hsryis e c. Moore
Jonn Williams Bracy. Essaosup ;c,e,onnor
Ku.seenu ~; chsndl~r Max Osterburg.
Thomas Ayres Church J JtS a rins.nn Perry
Martha IL. Clarke. I f1nmsiar povs,n ''
bernard NJ Z. cS cai,er Elias Elias r. Robinson.
i Tnsane H. Dsy. I tlr. 6 s sw,,n
Schuyler r. Day: psrcy u smith
MILAN ,. 9;cnasrt Edward O. spauding.
Ni.lhnn, " carnsh,im Alicc Sterne.
Frederick {. Grant. rrank l. Tufts
otto T ,99dn "''' John q. Underhill
James c. HOwe.I Iienry q Vick
chslmers Kilbourn. Frederick De Wit Wells
Mh David. lands" H EissSe, 8 s wniis
Frederick H. Law Iiorrie Winfield
o. A. lhW'cnor, Joseph Alexander Wright
'A'"''" DOcTOR OF PHILOSOPHY.
49,, Lewis Freeman Mott.
William H. Arho'- Heinrich Ries.
Joscph r pe,s' william II. Shepherd
Harold JacVDy, ling oliver Smith Strong.
Frederic l.. Luqueer. Doo" 49, ~.
The services ended with oeheu'o''o" " VI
chaplain Of the University
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Newport. r. l.. June lo.-The marriage Of Miss
Mary Frances Hunter. OF this city. TO Shafter How
ard OF New-York. was solemnlzed this afternoon
at the home Of the brides mother. Mrs. Thomas
r. Hunter. in Rhode Island. The service that
OF the Episcopal Church and was performed by the
Rev. Edward L. Buckley. OF the Zabriske Memorial
Church. The bride who was unattended. was
given away by her brother. The bridegroom
attended by his brother Carl Howard.
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Richard Wen.
Edwin p. Woodruff.
COLLEGE.
Eva Sherwood Potter.
Mary Rogers Roper.
Elite Stettheimer.
Mary Matilda Stone.
Anne Janet Sutphen.
Clementine Tucker.
Bertha Steele Van Ripper.
Jessie May Wcndover.
Gertrude Wolf.
OF LAWS.
Arthur c. kletzsch.
William L. a. KOehl.
Edgar Julius Kohler.
Henry NJ. Levin.
Louis Levy.
Ed. Livingston. jr.
Campbell +. Locke.
Charles T.. +. McCanH.
c. L. Mcintyre.
Robert NJ. Miles. jr.
Frederick +. Neuman.
Sheridan {. Norton.
James r. O'Beirne.
Charles Rogers Pelgram.
George Ross.
Frederick II. S1nborn.
George :. SchleiCher.
Peter Schmuck. Il. s.
Edward s. Scidman.
Oscar Rowland ScitZ.
Francis II. Stark.
X. w. Thompson. jr.
j.. W. Thomson. Jr.
Henry a. Tterhart.
s. II. WeinNandler.
Lewis Morris White.
Samuel Lee Wolf.
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Foreign mails for the week ending June 10 VIII CT
(promDtly IA all cases this ONCE az follows:
TRANSATLANTIC NAILS.
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4 TIMELY REMINDER.

Chauncey F. Black, President of the National Association of Demo- cratic Clubs, has sent out copy of the farewell address of George Washington to all the Bryan clubs in the country. The address is ac- eompanied by a letter requesting that on the centennial anniversary of its deliverary it be read by the clubs, which are to celebrate the historic event.
 The address is a timely reminder to Americans of their duty in decid- ing upon any policy for the regula- ton of the affairs of their own coun- try. Against the insidious wiles of foreign influence, said Wash ington, T coniure you, fellow-citi- zens, the Jealously of a tree people ought to be constantly awake, since history and experience prove Shat foreign influence is one of the most baneful foes of republican govern ment.
 There is a peculiar fitness in hav- ing this address freely circulated at this time. Of what avail are the free institutions which Washington did so much to establish if those who enjoy their blessings are to ad- nit that they must await the action of other nations before they can enact laws to remedy acknowledged evils. ls.-Repablic.
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4 BLOW AT TILLMAN.

The result of the recent senato- rial primaries in South Carolina is accepted everywhere as an indica- tion that the people of that State are tired of Tillman domination. The Nashville. Tenn, American says in reviewing the situation:
 Coy. Evans, of South Carolina, a candidate in the primaries for Unit ed States Senator, was Senator Till mans especial candidate. He was made Governor because Tillman de manded his election, and the senator wanted him to be his colleague in the Senate. The Senator wrote an open letter to the people of South Carolina a few days ago, telling them that the election of Gov. Evans to the senate was an impera- tive necessity; that if the reform party desired to remain in power he must be selected. It has taken two primaries to show that the people ol South Carolina are getting tired ol the Tillman domination.
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Continued Settlements.

Settlements continued at the July term 1896, of the Jefferson County Probate Court for confirmation at the October term, 1886: First annual settlement of Jeff Hicks. Curator Of estate of t. Frank Hicks, a minor.
 First annual settlement of Mary A. Dykes, guardian of estate of Mary A. Long, a minor. First annual settlemen of Mary A. Dykes, guardian of Jamea B. Long, q minor. Third annual settlement of J. Ii. Cnlpep- per estate, W Riley, administrator.
 Finalsettlement of Fanny McCann estate, J. W. Crawford, administrator.
 Allpersons interested iu the settlement of any of said accounts will come forward and file their exceptions, if any they have. on or before the second day of the next term of the Probate Court of said county, or they will be forever barred from excepting to such &C., counts or any item thereof.
 FRANK FLANDERS, Clerk
 l.. T. SALLEE, D. c. september1l, 1896. 9112w
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A BEAUTIFUL building for head quarters will be erected on the Ten nessee Centennial and International Exposition grounds by the Young Peoples Society of Christian En- deavor. It will be located near the Parthenon. The matter has been placed in the hands of committee, and the committee is actively at work.
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EDITOR MATTHEWS, of the Stutt- gart Free Press, formally announces his departure from the Republican party in this State. It stating that the Free Press will heneeforth advo- cate Democratic supremacy in Ar kansas and the South, Mr. Mat thews says:
 This conclusion I have been forced to come to out of respect to myself and my family. I believe that in the South Democracy stands for what is best. l may not agree with the party in all things and at all times, and shall be independent enough to say so. But on the main issues 1 am with the Democracy. At this time I will not give the reason for the faith that is in me, but can do it, to my own satisfac- tion, at least. Of this, more anon.
 Mr. Matthews, like many of the other Republicans who come to Ar. kansas, soon learn the conditions that prevail in this State, and that Democracy is synonymous with good government, and, therefore, in all local affairs, vote the Democratic straight ticket.
 We congratulate Bro. Matthews upon his good sense and judgment, and welcome hlm into the Demo cratic fold.
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S1OO Reward aIoo

The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there Is at least one dreaded dis ease that sicence has been able to cure in a it's stages, and that is Catarrb. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, require eonstftu- tional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. thereby destroying the foundation of the disease. and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing it's work. The proprietors have so much faith In its curative power, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that 1t fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address F. J. CHENEY & Go. Sold by Druggist, 75c. Toledo. O. Halls Family Pills are the best.
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SENATOR HILL was selected by the Democrats of his county as dele gate to the New York September convention and instructed to vote for Bryan and free silver. But the New York Senator refused to accept with any restrictions upon his freedom
 and therefore declined to serve as a delegate. It is said, however, that he will turn up in the Buffalo con
 vention with a proxy in his pocket.
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Commissioners Sale

Pursuant to order of the Jefferson Chan. eery Court, made at the July term thereof, 1896, in a cause wherein L. K. Morgan is plain tiff and Mollie S. Tardy ct al, are defendants. the undersigned. special commissioner of said Court, will sell to the highest and best bidder on a credit of three months, ut the Court House door, in the city of Pine Bluff. between the hours of 10 a. m. and p. III. on Wednesday,. the 30th day of Sept, '96, the following described lands in the counties of Jefferson and Grant, and State of Arkan- sas, to witt
 The North half of Southwest quarter of Section two @, in Township six (6) South. range eleven CID West, and Lot three (3) and West half of Lots two @ and four t4) in sec- tion (30l, in Township five (5j South, range eleven dD West.
 Purchaser to give note and approved se- curity, and lien retained on lands for pur- chase money.
 c. H. TRIPLETT, 2w4w Commissioner.
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IN the Womans Department of the Tennessee Centennial and Inter- national Exposition. an application for a concession has been received from Miss Kate Fearn, of Roby, Indiana, a silk weaver, originally from Yorkshire, England, who wishes, with her sister, 70 have a working exhibit of hand and machine embroidery and silk weav- ing. She proposes to have a machine in operation weaving silk handkechiefs, and has sent on for inspection a pretty sample of her work.
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u, the Chinese viceroY, is obyi ously an earnest seeker after infor nation. He has developed a re markable talent for asking imper tinept and leading questions of his American acquaintanees. We would especially warn the statesman witt peacock feather to be more re strained in his questioning if hC should happen to run across MarE Hanna.
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!HE MAINE ELECTION.
GIVES LLEWALLYN POWERS A PLURALITY OF SEVERAL
 THOUSAND.
Reed, Dingley, Milliken and BOu. telle Re Elected to Congress
 by Large Majorities.

AUGUSTA, Me, Sept. Maine has followed the example of Vermont and declared for the Republican tick ct by the largest majority in her his- tory. According to the latest re- turns the plurality for Powers will be over 45,0O0
 Hon. T. B. Reed is reelected to the House by over 10000 plurality. The returns show a majority of about l2,00O for Dingley for Congress from the Second district, and Millikin is elected Congressman from the Third district by majority of about 12.000
 In the State Legislature the Demo- crats will apparently have less than half dozen representatives in the House and not one in the Senate.
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How,s This2

We offer one hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 r. J. Cheney & Co.,. Props, Toledo, o. We. the undersigned have known r. J, Cheney for the last l5 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transac- tions and financially able to carry cut any obligations made by their firm.
 WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN
 Wholesale druggists Toledo, O.
 WEST x TRUAX,
 Wholesale druggists, Toledo, o. Halls Catarrh cure is taken intenrnally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surface of the system. Price. f5c per bottle ps Halls family pills are the best,
 slOq6.
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THREE bank failures in New Or leans last week in consequence of the financial stringeney incident to the gold standard is q very bad record for Mark Hannas platform. The people vii. flee from it as from pursuing and hungry wolves in November.
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CHAIRMAN MCMILLAN, of the Re publican State Committee, after a canvass of Iowa, reports that he finds 1000 doubtful Republican
 votes, and if Bryan gets them the State will go Democratic. He thinks the State will go for McKin- ley, but admits the majority will not be large. The farmers are said 10 be filled with the hope of in- creasing prices for farm products, aGd will, therefore, vote for silver.
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TIE second election of the Demo cratic straight ticket has demon strated the wisdom of that policy. The Democrats of Jefferson county would have been unjust to them selves to have continued the Re
 publican compromise two years ago
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BRYAN will make a tour of Ken lucky next week, and will also pay Joe Blackburn visit. We would, therefore, earnestly warn the Dem ocratic Presidential candidate tc studiously avoid all references to whisky and horse-fesh while the Kentucky Senators guest.
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TIE Democratic whale has swal- lowed the Populist Jonah. The for mer may spew out the latter after the November election, but for the present the whales digestive organs appear to be in good shape.
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Of Fort Wayne. Ind. writes on Nov. 2s. 1894
 T was afflicted for forty years with heart trouble and suffered untold agony. Ihad weak. hungry spells. and my heart would palpitate so hard, the pain would be so acute and torturing, that became so weak and nervous could not sleep. was treated by several physicians without relief and gave up ever being well again. About two years ago commenced using Dr. Miles Remedies. One bottle of the Heart Cure stopped all heart troubles and the Restorative Eervine did the rest. and now sleep soundly and att tend to my household and social duties with out any trouble
 Sold by druggists. Book sent free. Address Dr. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart. Ind.
 Dr. Niles Remedies Restore Health.
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THE Denver Trades and Labor Assembly has decided to send a com mittee to Mexico to investigate the conditions of labor in that free silver country.
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THE triumph of Mckinley means the triumph of money, plutoeracy and corporate greed. The triumph of Bryan will sigualize the capacity of the people for self-government.
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THosE who predicted, two years ago, that the straight ticket would lead to a Republican victory in the next election have been shown to be false prophets. Absolute emo- cratic rule has been established in this county for all time 10 come.
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SOMETIME ago Powell Clayton ex pressed the opinion that there was Q good chance for three Republican Congressman from Arkansas. Won der what Mars Powella thinks about it now.
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Thursday, September 24th, 1896.


 case of the Merchants and Planters Bank vs A. Blum, l will, on
 Thursday, September 24th, 1896, at noon, at the store formerly occupied by Blum's Dry Goods Emporium. offer for sale to the highest and best bidder the entire stock of goods, wares and merchandise. fix lures, and one horse and wagon, more par ticularly set forth in an inventory now on file in my office, attached by me as the prop erty of A. Blum.
 Terms of Sale; Said stock will be sold on a credit of three and six months equal pay ments, with interest at the rate of ten per cent per annum from date untll paid. Notes with approved security will be required for the amount of the purchase. The purchaser will be required to deposit with me $500 as earnest money before his bid will be ac- cepted. Said $500 will be returned to him in the event he makes good his bid. This sale is made subject to the approval of the Jef- ferson Circuit Court.
 0. H. TRIpLETT.
 Sheriff of Jefferson county, Ark Pine Bluff. Ark. Sept. 1. 1896. 94a2
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THE GRAPHIC congratulates Col. Dan. Jones upon his election. We don't like Col. Dams bolting pro clisities very much; but now that the election is over, let that pass.
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Tn the above list are free silver, sound money, Republican, Democrat ic, farm and household publications, and every one can find a pape? to suit him. The Farm News. Farm Journal and Womankind are pub lished monthly; the Home and Farm twice a month; Commercial Appeal, Farm and Ranch, Courier-J ournal, and Atlanta Constitution, Weekly; New York World, three times q week; and the New York Advertiser daily including Sunday.
 Parties should avail themselves oi these prices ot once, as they are sub ject to change at any time.
 Select your paper. send the amount stated above, and your will receive the paper selected and the twice-a- week GRAPHIC for one year.
 wtf SEMI-W GRAPHIC.
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ToM WATSON thinks Sewall ought 10 come down, and Sewall thinks Watson ought to acome off How happy could we be were tother dear charmer away.
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TuE election in Desha county resulted in the triumph of the en- tire straight Democratic ticket. The sboltersn were in turn bolted by the people.
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TIE Hon. John R, Fellows, the distinguished New Yorker and former Arkansian, will address the citizens of Memphis tomorrow Wednesday, night.