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TIE EVENING STAR TUESDAY, 80, see-rWELvE PAGES
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

II Wv Nl-llOOSxIkJs
FURNISHED.
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE. 600 I'D ST.,
rom rom July to November I, SIS per mooth; ref
FOR NTLFURNIsHED- ST. NV: Q.
on tbs premises. je20-Sts
UNFURNIsHED
FOR RENT-oNLY s12 A MONTH TO A SELECT
woodshed, wide front porch sS2 calian st. ne.
as s R sna sons 50 n snd e Sc s ST.
FOR RENT-ssl 18th 81; NV, FoRMERLYI
6S' stone sas sa s6xs f g. snd sos
s s:sS .5s G zsz5 " hASDr RoG s's
st. je29-1Ot
FOR RBNr-BY W. n BARNES & CO.,
go st. NV.
1 IL %. nw;erss g .osl suBCRBAN
81 "a NV ST. mi 80 g, Cottage on sherir 3D. t0
is s;s s 81 mi s g sss Fla
ss S ssS sw n% % 1sIANTs
= Quincy ne, mi; 50 4os 81 = sw; g. .si2.So
and stable. MI. 1850 Baltic building.
Chpitol Bank building
1t Biographical Temple.
ID NJ
and bath: MI; Gel; good repair; front and hack
yds.: $50; carpets and other furniture for sale;
open from to each day. Apply 1915 NV.
je23-12ts
2oss = nw(fur. lsr$aoo 90 1917 esd NV. Or. % 20
719 Sth NV, lar. 49, 90 1897 9Th NV 6r.. Is 90
1925 18th NV, Tor 90 90 1872 Pierce pl .e:22sO
81 81 n n~ - e" s nrsf ssss
2s2O NV. Tor. 80. &c 1908 9th NV. 6e. 80
1889 GOreeran NV .sr:,00o l2ss An NV. Dr.. .203s
1892 Cap INV. Or. 900 SIG y II av NV, o. 20 90
17a3 nv, 12r. -. 5000 1l13 10Th NV, Or. 1000
1885 1872 y NV. Or.5OO0 1915 a5th NV. 7r. 1000
~ s Inv aSs i2s ss
3Ol 1917 NV Tor. 40. * Sd 4.6 9Th NV Or 20 90
214-22s " av nw,9r+o.Goi11-5 10Th NV. Or. 1880
1ss sS. nw NV ior slS osp aw 49,
213o NV, 12r. SO 1888 Sd NV, Or. 1850
201S 14th NV. Tor. 30 81. 4th nv. IT.. 1900
1872 Riggs NV, 7r. 30 GO 3iGl NV. 6r... .l55o
53i 20;h NV, sr- ..2S.59 l115 Az NV, Or. IL 20
sl4 ! nv. 3r. =. - 71S Fla av NV, 5r .15.~
5se 10Th NV. II: IS 30 4e7 NV SIR .i4.SS
The above is only portion of the property on my
books. For full list call Office for bulletin issued
On the Is. and 18TH THos. E. wAGGAMAN,
je3O-t, th&s ylI F st. NV.
improvements; newly renovated. Key 1922 q st.
R.w. lts
FOR RENT-TWOsTORY BRICK HOUSE: GIG I'D
st. NV, with rooms, bath, cellar: all modern
improve nents: all in frst-ciass order. Inquire
62S Sd ST. NV. je2S-3t'
FOR RENT-s31.5o -1i24 STH ST. NV; 3-SToRY
convenient 30 cars: formerly $50: now $37. so per
month, In advance. Apply NJ. GOLDSMITH, li3Z
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FOR RENT-$3T .5o-1l2l STII 81. NV; 3-STORY
bay window brick; . rooms ard bath; all mi. !;
COW enient % cars formerly $50; low $37 80 per
month. ia advance. Apply n. GOLDSMITH. Ii32
Sth, or oil Pa ave. teo9-2t
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HOTELS.
THE RALEIGH.

Cor. Penn. ana 18th st.
Sti.OPEAN IlAN- ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF.
An elegant restaurant for gentlemen and ladies'
Also Injurious cafe for gentlemen. Private
dining rCeIrs and banquet halls. Prompt service;
frst-class cuisine. Special attention given to
parties after the theater.
3at5-tf 7. ]. TALLY. Manager
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CARPET CLEANING

ANNOTATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING
Works-Carpets cleared In best manner Mat
tresses made to order. Address Office ITO Pa
ave. Thone 800. Works, 1O65-67 18th st. Moth
proofns free. NJ. NEWMyER Mgr. ep10-tf
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FOR RENT-FLAT; ROOMS AND BATH; HOT
and cold water; nne condition; only $25. Call
261o 14th Ut. NV. je29-2ts
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED -FoR THE SUMMER. AND PROBABLY
for the winter. small unfur. bed room, CON-
With II good ID unfur. room, with southern ex-
I"snre. or both FOOTE'S opening from north to
south; location bet 18th and 18th, + and NJ SITS
NV. Address A g.. F., 1904 q ST. NV 1ts
NANTtU- IiY GENTLEMAN, COOL, PLEASANT
~ lS2t'd roorn- with board. in comfort able we'll
located house; all conyenences; Mt. Pleasant, or
vicinity; full st particulars with price J. k
Star Cffice. te2e-2ts
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WANTED-HELP
MALE.

WANTED $3.50 TO $500 PER MONTH EASILY
made by treating bicycle tires with CiCo."
Instantly heals all punctures. Air cannot cs-
cape. One treatment good for entire season.
Fully guaranteed. BURLINGTON BLANKET
co, Burlington. Wis. te29-2t
WANTED-A GOOD FAkM HAND (WHlTE) TO
work farm this city; references re-
auired.
je29-3t Call at 1872 New York ave.
WANTED Observation-Disclosures AND ORA
matte history OF the st. Louis Cyclone; graphic
account of death and devastation; price, %.
terms free. BARCLAY & CO, Cincinnati. Ohio.
je23 p, y. y. 80 jy1
WANTED-NIEN WITH EXPERIENCE AS SOLICI-
tors for insurance. chance for pushing men to
make money. THE CAPITAL CITY BENEFIT
SOCIETY. Rooms II and II, 45S La. ave.
je2-1m
WANTED-RECRUTTS FOX US. MARINE CORPS;
able-todied unmarried men, Of good character and
temperate habits, between the ages Of q and 50
year,; TO be not iess than 5 feet inches and not
feet in height. aud able to speak. read
aud write tie English language: recruits must be
citizens fave legally declared their intention
to become citizens. Apply to Commanding Ofhcer.
Marine Barracks Headquarters, Marine Corps. Or
Marine Barracks. Navy Yard. Washington. D. U.
my15toje30fnc-a
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED PURCHASE SMALL HOUSES FOR
cash: must be bargains and rnder Address
FURcH ASEf, Star Office ie27-3ts
WANTED SOUTH PA. AVE NV, GOOD PAY
ing investment for $500. Address c. X. c..
STIR office te26
WANTED-HoUSES To RENT-AI.I. OUR DE.
sirabie houses are rented: at once a
great many houses in the northwest IL desirable
III your property Is vacant. let try furnish
you good tenant GEO. f EMNONS & Co,
je20-lm 1915 T. at n "
WANTED TO RENTzWE HAVE DAILY
inquiry for good houses. yours may suit try u.s.
We give personal attention TO renting houses
GEO H. BLISS & CO.. 623 ST. NV. my2S-3m
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

For 6ENT-kEAIlNGTUN TiPEWKI1t Frs AT THE
REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine; perfect
condition guaranteed. with stand; delivered free
In city; one month APPLIES purchase Of
when directly following rental.
WiCnOfG. SEAMAAS 4 BENEDICT,
debit Cor. Sth and + SITS. NV.
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FOR RENT-1Q-ROOM BRICK; CELLAR, STABLE
and Shed; rooms ON LIST n,Or all MI; schools,
pension and govt. pr 0d,es ,nient. I'D X st..
Sd n. W.; $50. G. II. ARMIES City Hall
je25-Sts
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FOR kEST-
ls47 18th, 10r, mi 800 co
1877 18th. Tor, mi .TS.oU
1918 l.. ar.sto&cel. 1870
81 ID. store K Or. %. o.
30O p. 16r. mi. &c. "
Ol :, l2e. mi. 80. Is. 90
l3& y. l2r. mi. 50
l6s2 T. 11r. Gel. mi-59.:.u.
1873 8ist, l2r. mi. $3.50
1084 I, 6r, fur. mi. SO so
1850 n, Tor, LII. 800
lbs 18th. !0r. mi 20. so
2i2 c. 1lr. mi. 40. so
olo-l9 2Sd. Tor. mi. 30 50
5oS q. iur. eel. yd-sta<e ~
80 10th. er. Wig. 40. W
60o7 N. stodbcel. IS. so
= q q. 1r. eel. mi 81. 90
2l3 f. Tor. mi. ~. so
1l07 \ ii av. 7r.mi.3 30. 50
1907 Pa av. nat .5r. 30. so
1884 9th. Sr. mi. :. 1880
1870 Pa nv. l0r6rb. 4
w. ..---.3 30. 50
S37 ed. Or. mi. 80. So
2l3l L. 7r&cei. mi $3.50
PIG II. Sr. $50
52 18th. store, VIZ. 70 so
la3l 30ih. Ar. mi. .5.5D
ZIG z, 7r, MI rs SO
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1887 B NV. 12r. SOS 90 727 9th me- Or :. 500 80
1922 2 ~, ave, TX GO 60 sos me- Or 50
215 18th nv, 3st&bs 60 col 706 7th sw, sto . Is 90
123 sc, 6r........75Ol Toe Fay ct, 5r..... $50
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FOR RE>T-191s JUMPER COR STID ST. LIE
Drsit Park; 6 rooms. cellar, attic, pantry and
bath: rent, S23. in advance. Inquire of T. ]. W.
EOBERISON. COS ith st. fe2I-2ts
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FOR RENT-WEIL LOCATED FOR PHYSICIAN
BUSINESS MAN-Ncw residence, 1882 10th
st. NV; l. rooms, bath. furnace, &C.; EVERY
CONVENIENCE: rent only $50 to desirable
tenant. DlGGES FAIRFAX, 613 18th st. NV.
je27-3t
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FOR RENT-DIGGES & f
1892 V NV, 12r, ba- SEQ
1882 10th NV, 11r, ba .55
1907 G NV, 12r, ba. g.. As
1918 9Th NV, Or, ba. 80
1709 q NV, Or, ba. :. Is
1868 Md av ne, Sr, la %
COZ F ne, Sr, ba. %
1417 LIST NV. 7r, ba. Is
1850 Wallach, IT, ba. %
te21-3t
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FOR RENT-TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE: GIG I'D
st. NV, with rooms, bath, cellar: all modern
improve ments: all in first-ciass order Inquire
62S Sd ST. n W. je2y,ts
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rINN. AT It'll ST. s. w.
CHS c ne. Sr, ami. -32 so
654 H ne. Sr. s&d. BIS 90
i43 18th sw, sto rm. &c. 90
1914 Az w.6r,ami. 1880
434 LIST Sc, Or, ami. 20. 90
1918 LIST Sc. Or. wa 1000
o l. Sc, Or, wa. 10. 30
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-PART OF FIRST FLAT, IN TROT-
wood, NJ st. bet. 9th and 10th NV: two small
communicating rooms and bath; gas range.
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FOX RENT
1870 Greg ,9r6tb $4,000 1410 Pa fla 4rSb20 as
024 23d st, 10rGkb. AS GO l60S Meridian ave,
l00l Laurel ave, Mt Mt p. 7r......... 2o.H
Pleasant. l2r.ami %. 90 GIG Sc. Grab. 30
1923 Pierce pl,6r&b $50 l11b Harvard ct Or. 1sO
Bis lsr sc. 1rsSb. 81. 50 =. Poplar 81, ~ SO
1906 c sw, 6r&b. % ST. 32a L 81 ne 4r&w. - SO
lot st se, Or. .2i. so RI 1854 < Or tcoD 500
$40 LIST Sc. 6rSb. -21 30 1926 9th. 3r tcon 90
te15r DEEBLE, DAVIS q CO.. 1919 Il NV.
FOR RENT FENT REDUCED el7 9Th ST. y.
e.; rooms: bath. pantry, cellar; alley: papered,
etc: rent. S21 per month. Key at 6l5 9Th ST.
OWNER. 1909 L st. NV. je23Im
FOR RENT-l747 Corcoran, r.&b., artistic int SIS
631 Sd Grab. $50 202l / NV On. IS
102 10th Sc Crab. 70 3l6 L Sc 5r&store. II
1902 18th, Or and bath. stable. ..............4 40
jel1-tf FULLER & FULLER. 504 lith st.
FOR RENT-STOREs- i52o 18th st nw...... $40
sW cor l4th&Nn ay.$ 2UU l13l PA ave .-..-... 30
l2l5 Pa AZ .....loo ll8o Pa ave nw......-3 90
l022 Conn ave. ......- go II st nv. 80
l42o Pa ave .....l2s ls2I .th st nw.-......1
24l Il ct 20 2203 18th ST 10
THOS. J. FISHER x CO..
apS-tf 1924 II TT. NV.
FOR RENT-yERY CONVENIENT NEW HOUSE;
ami; square from Capitol and cars.
and bath; front and back yard. Inquire
10l I'd ST. ne. jee4-6i.
nn
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FAILED ON THE REFEREE.
Fitzsimmons and sharkey Unable to De.
 eide on Suitable Man.

eide on Suitable Man.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2.-The Ma. tional Athletic club may have to select the referee for the Fitzsimmons- -Sharkey fight this evening. Martin Julian, Dan Lynch and several other interested parties met at Sharkey's training quar- ters Monday evening, when the question was discussed. Lynch and Juhan both submitted number of names, but no one proved satisfactory to both sides After some delay it was finally decided to meet early this morning for a final consultation. If no satisfactory ar engagement can be reached inside of one hour the club will select the referee ac- cording to the articles of agreement.
 Sharkey and Fitzsimmons both in- dulged in light work yesterday. Shar- key expects to scale 182 pounds, which will probably be five pounds more than "Lanky Bob Billy Smith, Damn Needham and George Allen will be be- hind Sharlkey while Julian. Hickey and Stenzeler likely to second Fitzsimmons
 Everything is in readiness for the con test and bigger crowd than witnessed the Corbett- Sharkey battle is confident ly expected Even money that Sharkey does not stay in six rounds with Fitz. simmons is the favorite betting propo- sition here and thousands of dc lars have been waged on this basis. The heavy racetrack betters from the east are all solid for Fitzsimmons, n | while 20 to 9 are the prevailing odds in favor of Gornishman, several bets of 5000 to s40 have been recorded.
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THE MONETARY QUESTION.
Indianapolis Hoard of Trade Gathers To
 gether Commercial Bodies

Indianapolis Hoard of Trade Gathers To-
 gether Commercial Bodies.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 2.-All cities in. vited to the preliminary conference in this city called by the Indianapolis Board of Trade looking toward na- tional monetary convention responded except two. They are Louisville and Kansas City It was the original inten. tion to hold the first session at II yes terday morning at the Denison hotel, but owing to the late arrival of several delegates the initial session was not called to order until o'clock. This change i'll the programme will probably extend the conference through to. day.
 When J. o. Adams, president of the Indianapolis Board of Trade, called the conference to order the following or ganizations were represented: Cincin- nati Chamber of Commerce. Chicago Board of Trade, Cleveland Chamber of Commerce, Columbus Board of Trade, Detroit Bo;lrd of Trade, Des Moines Commercial Exchange, Grand Rapids Board of Trade, Indianapolis Commer- cial club. Indianapolis Board of Trade, Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce., Min neapolis Board of Trade. Omaha Board of Trade and Peoria Board of Trade.
 President Adams address was as fol- lows, in part
 The Indianapolis Board of Trade. in commerce with the business interests of this country. believes the result of the recent election was an earnest nrootast
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against the debasement Of our monetary system as wall as a positive declaration in favor of ound, stable and unfuotu- ating currency, and in furtherance of these views, this board issued call to the boards of trade and commercial bodies of what is known IS the central west, inviting them to send delegates to the preliminary conference which con- yened today
 "This conference will consider the advisability of issuing a more extended call for larger convention of the com mercial bodies of the principal cities to discuss the question of what ought to be done to correct radical defects in our monetary system and, if deemed practi- cable and for the best interests of all, to create a nonpartisan commission con- posed of able, experienced and fair minded businessmen, whose duty it shall be to formulate plan which will remove existing weaknesses in our pres ent cumbersome and defective system, place the finances of the nation on Q sound, adequate basis, and prevent the possibility of the frequent monetary disturbances.
 Permit me to say, gentlemen, that before this call, III answer to which you have now convened today, there turks no plan, scheme or policy by which it is proposed to alter or change our present system on any particular plan or on any special line Within the last 30 days the people of this country have shown they are unalterably op- posed to the cheap and huctuating dol lar of uncertain value We must not take this overwhelming expression of the people as final and complete set clement of issues involved, nor as an unprecedented acceptance of our present monetary system, but rather as pro test against step backward Between the lines of the returns of the recer elections there is shown pronounced public sentiment fayoring currency re- form, with the evident purpose on the part of conservative and reflective men to examine into our national finances and remove with the least possible de- lay whatever weakness or defects may appear ,
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RELIEF FOR THE cUBANs.
Committee Appointed at St. Louis to
 Help Them Secure Freedom.

Committee Appointed at St. Louis to
 Help Them Secure Freedom.
 ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2-City Comptroller Issao H. Sturgeon has appointed the fol- lowing Cuban relief committee Lieu. tenant Governor John B. e'Meara, chairman Colonel R. s. Mcdonald, John F. Cahil, A. F. Miner and Capt. Rosser Roemer.
 According to the resolutions, this committee is to organize q permanent association to aid the Cuban people in every lawful manner to alleviate the sufferings caused by the war and help them to secure q share of the blessings, peace and prosperity which are the in- alienable rights of every people on the American continent"
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Henry Marx X Co.,, the Hp-to-date tailors, are offering thepeople of Pine Bluff some wonderful bargains at the present They havejast received ] quantity of fine artistically made suits and pants from Nicoll tha the Tailor, Reinach-Ullmam & Co. and Barney Arnheimer, of Chicago. They are the uncalled for and mis- fit productions. Suits that were originally to order for from $3O to $40 are now being slaughterd for $l2.50 Suits that were S20 to S30 are now on sale for $11. Pants go at $3 to $4, they were made origt- nally for from $450 10 Sl0. Every lover of fine clothing should take ad- vantage of these bargains. Any alterations needed to make q perfect fit they will do cheerfully
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Mr. L. F. Barton and his daugh= ter-in-law. Mrs. Ed Barton. came i'll this a. m, on number ,, on visit to his son, Mir. W. l.. Barton of Pacific Express company, and Mr. l.. F. will continue his journey to Florence, Ar- izona, where he will make his future home, his daughter will accompany him as far as Fort worth, and then return here and finish her visit.
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HE NEWS IN eRIEE.

While going to q fire at Everett. Mass, two firemen were killed A train struck the fire engine and demolished it.
 The Bank of Westport, at Westport, Kan, has failed. It kept it's deposits in the Missouri National bank of Kansas City, which went under Monday.
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If you wish Il large holiday %rade, let the people know what you have to sell through the columns of the GRAPHIC. It goes to more homes in Pine Bluff than any other paper In the city.
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The Pine Bluff delegates to the Methodist Conference, which con venes at Fl Dorado this week, left for that place this afternoon.
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Mr " |: Toney is Ut horne from kansas, where he purchased q car load oL magnificent horses for this market
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Have yo,r buggy or carriage re- paired and painted ny Buehler X Willis, at the new City Blacksmith shop. ll29d3t
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The GRAPHIC is pleased to state that a heater has at last been placed in the city,s ..eooler, and the poor prisoners who are condemned to spend the nights therein will now not freeze
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If you have a buggy OF wagon to be repaired or Il horse to be shod send it to the new city blacksmith shop. BUEIILER x WILLIS.
 1I2gd-3-t. Froprietors.
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Mr R. Lee Johnson wishes it known that he is ready to issue ac- eident policies, in first-elass compa- nies, to all who may wish them
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The GRAPHIC is pleased to an nounce that Mir. W. II. Parker, who has been Il sufferer from rheumatism for several weeks. is now much bet ter.
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Capt. \. T. Roberts is d delegate to Conference from the Lakeside Methodist Church.
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Tetter, salt-Rheum and Eczema

The intense itching and smarting incl dent to these diseases is instantly allayed by applying Chamberlain s Eve and Skin Ointment. Many very bad cases have been permanently cured by it. It is equally efficient for itching piles and a favorite remedy for sore nipples :: chapped hands, chilblains, frost bites and chronic sore eyes. % cts. per box.
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Wm. Bemis, conductor, is up from Louisville with big fish and duck story. something similar to Charles GOrdan Smart.
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The Ladies Aid Society ef the sixth avenue Baptist church will hold q meeting at the church Thursday aft ernoon at o'clock, at which time officers for the ensuing year will be elected. \ full attendance is desired.
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Pine Blun is to have new and handsome brick block of business houses at m early day
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\ plain gold ring with piece of crape on gentleman finger tells a sad story today
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Will arrive Monday morning, November 30, with ear load of the finest horses ever brought to Pine Bluff. Don't fail to see them, at Brewster's livery stable.
 II 29ptf W. l.. ToNEY.
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Oysters-the finest in the world served in all styles at A, ] Mitchell's Palace Confectionery, No. POS Main Street. It II
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ARE You TIRED all the time? Then Your blood needs to be enriched and purified by Hoods Sarsaparilla, the one True Blood Purifier. 1t gives yigOr and vitality.
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Call for the "Blun City Club, , cent cigar. which for excellence has no equal. 12-l-dlm
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Mesdames Little and Grooms, oi Fordyce, are here purchasing holi- day goods.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-12-02

NJ. Mitchell, son of Ransom Mitchell, Is dangerously sick with typhoid fever.
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Hoods Pills are easy to take, easy to operate. Cure indigestion, bill nusness' 25c.
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We are now having magnificent weather. It Is just cold enough to make one feel vigorous.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-12-02

The steamer Dardanelle passed up to Little Rock this morning.
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The "Bluff City Club. is the hest cent cigar sold in the city. l21-dlm
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Miss Carrie Katzenstein. of Little Rock, is here visiting her sister, Mrs. l.. E. Goldsmith,
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Have You seen the beautiful art parlor' at k. II. Stearns X Co.,, the jewellers.
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CITY ITEMS.

Tom Cashey is running engine l33 in the absence of Pete Arady.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-12-02

Mr. Sennett Seabrook is rapidly convaleseing.
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Miss May Graham has returned home after delightful visit to Jonesboro.
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The Constable and his deputies are very busy these days serving papers in civil cases.
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For a good smoke, try the Bluff City Club, handmade, 5cent cigar.
 l2-l-dlm
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s. Mcdonnell, of Altheimer, is q guest of the Arlington.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-12-02

If you want d good meal try the Valley Restaurant. F l dtf
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Mir. Gus Blass, of Little Rock. is in the city.
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The DAILY GRAPHICaccepts ad- pertasiag on he distinct aud aue 1ivocal guarantee hot it hos q doapg carcula- aoa largeg thoa any other dtnly menos- oaper published m Pine BleB.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-12-02

Mir. Eugene Fies is again shaking hands with his many Pine Bluff friends after trip lover the road. v
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-12-02

E. P. Ladd, of sherrill, is here meeting his many Pine Rluff friends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-12-02

All kinds of summer driaks at Mitchel's. l7 dtt
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Attorney Joe Loeb, of Little Rock is here on n business trip.
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Cotton poured into this market in large quantities today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-12-02

These are the days for 'hog and hominy.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-12-02

There will be a dance at the Blui City Club hall Thursday night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-12-02

Capt. J. A. Freeman, of Millville, i in thecity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-12-02

Dr. Cady's Condition Powders, are just what q horse needs when in bad condition Tonic. blood purifier and yermifuge. They are not food but medicine and the best in use to put a horse in prime condition Price % cents per package,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-12-02
PINE BLUFF DAILY GRAPHIC.

PINE BLUFF. ARK, DEC. }, 1896