davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-30
BuanO en- mar y en- TERRA.

No haoe m1eh amos, q0e
otrdo un nuCu3 loe e. 20 umoun(
Il tSlpu ..a.4n 4 naus8 d Ia ms /.
81 lidSd de lss provl ioDos. OaeDd<
o,cl'r II safer al eaplih1 eI mULly,
ls' so On ia, el es dijo, esii ,'andt
al 'aoto D1eano. "Aqai 40 h :
pansdesls."
Esta escusa era mny f1tH = i,
trpnIac % no quizo adm }r a. Di
leron Gas ~ capiian del 10 pg cucal
que hnbiera aouhd.nt.s 8 y bueaas
proviciole es & b ydo, sutos dc b..
cor 81 ma. Il, rekuitsdo da tolo
fue Ia LerdidA del tuQue, demos
ira d. asi CUP eqnivocado es el
piEn de &c LOmliar 81 uin"rU pnr
medic de k restrlccto1 d 70 mss
necesario para Ia vtua. No sula
mente los siimentoe, siu) Iamo 6
las meAicinas son dc necsAldad,
pues iss enfarmeiaoee 10 miamc
stscsn al Laaf&no eu Q! mar Que q
las demns geuces en- tiecrs.
"Nu ca pieusa de empsendsr un
vlejr," escllbe el primer oh1la! IL
40 Luque, 'sln csGar provisto de VI
mataV'Il> SO II medic \ me propot-
,ioDa mncho Enato mahltesIas 4
Vds os hechOs sUbre que yu fund
ii reSolu ,i0D. Por espaolo &c
,Dos dos aloH he sutr.do h3r lole
ntnte DO iuLigeruou. Ms As4,e
muchO dinerJ eli me .loos IU4 b
,SpcsAnHa ue Obt .ueg slYiu gu .
4ue acknowledgements liegAtou b cV-
uUcer mt doien0l., tan 1,eG di1ron
= cUm pgcader ue una DauerA lua
nln9.tA que no poso.a& mclioiua
deouhdA para cnralne. al Cua
tfGElU c@dA veE NE euCuntraus peoI
y or AIT. Il puh!O = t b oerse d.
ue ia vida lDrufGiJle. Ia IL u.
thJEs me hcous j0 pIoDate el j a.
4De CuG~llVo de ia M~ule Selx1
= u". LiU', Oo;enlenGD . nlae
M. e,o e,lto. Eu co4to temp.
at ,u,e Fad ua. J pc. ma4eu.t mca-
t. Q1cda W. o. no G:ad lie pu.
uuost tst htOfme n,o sesun ie
p'szoa. (Frmad }. Is ID u, pn
heT tho.al del .apor - su.l4s1,
e l. Ldtef, b. ero 2 90 ,o95'.
" II Co uuts dos amos" escrlbe
otro ~ cor, "que - causa do los
cie, toe de uu rcsttlsQU, .Inpcte /,
.eLtf uD Iuldo ca .os O.dos cue ule
"a plI 40 Or Its stuluCs UlulL~TIox
; iAss taf3 me 4 ca "a tompivs
>aAeLte g d AIaIm4d, stu
abot 4Lc Il Ger, coLeuje 81 ii ei ou
4Q,eu nc b. ustlo de tomar =. ia.
et'c Iu4Ativo &c % M4 re 81 gcl,
4f,G neGlo del caul he obtc llo e.
So u nae cumpIeto. - curAc.ou
e 100 Ve dAucta lent TAI scu4
radical, que 40 ae vue - 81.
II uiLkuua lucJmpd, DAD, pJt i
uAi } = a. Asr4t.u tspea nc,
~ "a ms elucur4s kra 4as
,fumad A1toniJ GarJlA Via
u ev. dc la oesego, Jal4o 81 !
logi."
"Ap:ovecho IA prc-ente oyJrta
4SG', ssot.b upa sen Jta, "p..a IL
.4i e que ape r.. casa avs boil
az scnog tAa~i "a pAQl~Ilto d.
4 trme do, c. ca@. ne Ia pg 4u3l-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-30
LIBKUS .BARATOS.
De venta, On Is lmprersA DE-
BoLErIH M2BOAHru.

La bolsa, el Oomesclo J
lss so5le1ades Aercap.
tilos, l tcMo 81
-scOciuAe3 10 Ocroono aei
osAntii, pot sarios aluAa
A0s ue doG LUIS SIlYois, !
toMc------. -~ / QG
Aoro DO la! cAtHss, pOI
don NS0s~gA Sulx Axui-
IeTa, cola prouue: Ss..i-
taE, la sS0Adla noucr-.
GA, Gr%AdoAss ae yoa
Poq0enos, EpiStamSs
lo4Allis.a, FAEias Iaoo!sA
y norsL@gAs, rUInu, r04-
.uca 500 pAs AnAs..- ,"f,.
L'AAdluO, NVVoiA pUr uUQ
ma<Ia4o LAnI1S, / 49,
uU LUesloa -
Sihcouete j co.G%4G44Io
III nccDS.@uO NlA1IcxA
por i0eA, I'll LOu4o IA
-.oS Banus 90 A4ke4, ~
p IL coAa, pos NJ, 80 toMo. "A
II gat.Sg~o - '~AO4, Iuem,
rsII locAn, u .omv. "a
-.
i, So eU
A V ~ o'-A, l0i
O0A 'ANS -o~ AURA
- .,o '--.-~~-~- 81
11 .-,,, - y 1h4'1~s4
- P'' = ~
~ - : - 90 - '------- II
- -" &C. i'4-'
~ ~ = ",':
40
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-30
JOSE II. SILVA A
TATUAG 3T.-CAPITAL

Ooreulado dc Ae'los, Ba1 .aese
.onlsionists, Agc1ts pflaC' "a de-
aCompahiA geassal TsAs tIAau-
.,e tvapotes iTAncascs), Cogrcspoa
.sl del Credit l.! ounals dc par1a, ia
r..e, tante dc los Ea.ablestnieA.
dv Gail do PAria dc Il Oo4-
ala de 6egatos ooatta .laoeadl =
\ otVieh On'oa, y j,ta o5.ng-
Oh AolA" AliaaaA Dc Aaeg aFA
.,so 90 BAisslona. Tssas %
,..,Tw AssAAaAe'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-30
OOLORE8 RE TUBU8

OO4O S2O LA u ~ OOO
raRA LA PlhTURA al OLkO
La OUARhLA, SR AUABnA d
RBUIBIR EN BaTAIAr TsTl
Holm lhtrUh
Bston.
Blsaeo Dc plata
BlAneo de plons
B!aneo de Gtne.
AXui sslsstss
Asal de cobalt
AAul Gs Prus.a
OAstAno (brxn .As A,ta
OAsIAho Folo.
OsstAno d Var rrk
0NrEin qasaaAd..
JaEEcIn "a rabls
Jen.Sa Akgi,
Bsrltl "a
auE&gan. ba
3ns as rayHs.
indigol
AnsrllIa asles1lis
AmArillo 4a egosEo .lar-
aInaFal.3 ds srssaS, eaau
Amarillo i-dAsa -.
AmAii1o - hApel.s
LAsa : asEzA4A.
L1@a a4g arlas-
Lssea Fae4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-30
LINEA De CUBA

LlsgsrAn soio haste S.Asiago dc Oubs
Loo vspofes que sslsR los diss s, Is y IS.
Los de los diss y RS toceran On
Nueviets Pussto-P Padre, GibsEs, Maya
RI, Bsracoa, GasntAnarno = Cuba
81 dis Is hsri las nsisnaha sscalss.
4 sxespoi6n ds IL dc MayAri, y adsm&E
focecA en- Ssgus de Tsnan1o.
Tojos TcscrnaraD vsri1caEdo sus o..
lidas de Cuba los dias IL, 30 y 8, efec-
tuGndoRe las sntradas ca In Hahaus
en- Las fechas correspondence d. 10,
80 y 8 9s cada Ees.
Ninguno dc sstoa vApcEsa toeAyA 4
su retorno On Guantanamo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-30

!tes' prucbA de fnegO, tevsdAA Temperature
hbFeS
80" oom6n'on srpoytaneo de humo NAL olOr
or"ss de 900 anod preterOes cnaescuiea
50 ." lrecon o' S.nsold1is
~ clp qne los dc las Cabida de
e' es de go!oes ment,s
aen do 4
ASass toGG IA iia SOBRINOS DE EZQUIAQA
s@' 'A>A. E1ero koo Csle IL Nof.esa GGmsfo II.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-30
JO III 'a5S llElIaS PARA IL liUnjR.DD bS LS TH.llx
q SON LOS De LAS MARCAs
:'tUl ,3sILLsATE", "ELEFANFt"-
LUZ SDLAs"., Y ".sGUlIA",
as cua es est re5istradas V cert1c I'd a.


Sis5;s aJslE". pf.>-
onos. 1x unn f..-.3
cl5a espfo;a', d.
10 experieac;a IA
Ia - = q noo e. O.
49, IL ~ = uSG&la 10
>feh Jar petr6jeo tsnso
D.. % 0ssA.isss Juldoa.
como an JuoA MA,,oo
: "tSoe peGset, toB, 81.
no sapefiurss, lgnalcS
i los me)orss Que 80
imporsan del eztranjes
ev, DaiO dlversOs nom.
@Eos y m Aicas, "a por
sHs bnsnas CuAildRdes
.uniinicaE, ouAnto Dor la
eguzlda0 que OfIecen.
4. ;sust, ue kLS AitAs
z grHduauIOneH en- (fenal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-30

para escribir y copiar de diversas
marcas En- potes pequenos hay iu~
inidad de classes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-30
EMPRESA
ItfssES ESPAsULgS CORkguS DB LIS aarIssl:
y trasportes miIitares
10 Soblinos dt Herrera, Hahans.

Los vspores de estR euFress else,
tusran 81 sslids desds este puerto or
los dtss s, 10, Is. 30 y &c de csds mss,
4 las 5 de ls tsgde sG los dias do IL boz
y d las 12 del dia en- los festivox.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-30

Enjuioiamiento civil, por sslce
10, tCmo.
icy de tnjo cisn isnto civil. Em
lio r az, + tuu os
Legisiac.6n Hlpotecsr . per Ga.
leaGo,.4 tomos
Ley ii poteearia cou Eeglamep-
70, por Moreli, l tUmo.
At~nceles jldlcialeS para 10 or-
III usi.
Tao tIcas de Recl uta, 40 cts.
ldem Seccion } CoIo pan II. 90 ets.
ldt III Battalion, 60 ota.
Manual de Oiaues de tropa 2 to-
tts$ 2-75.
Cod'kol dc Justioia Militia. 80
celtAVUs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-30
l,IRROS RELIGIOSOS.

IVA aa recibido On esta Imprenta
nm notable surtldO dc oDras rellgio-
Aas. seiectas tOdas, entire Las Gus
l.. se snsuentEAn Las slguienteI
lultaoson dc Oristo, Kenpls,
.dlci6n economioA.--4 tO.W
ldAm de iuem, idem, "dloion
.e ulO. -----.-- ]oO
Aneora 0e Salvation. .--- W
N e,oicio ootidiano ..-..... 10
e. Devovo Feiigrts, encua-
iernsci0n lmlts< Ion mArfh 1.6O
uut dlvinA, encuAdernAcion
pel negra con b.ocneA - 400
at, oiy,na, enouAdernacion
dc rlxuruso luto.. AGO
"a dlv,na, enouadernacloG
en- plel dc Australia J nj
le: I.UV
OacIo del Domingo. .......- AoO
Peopeho Oticio, oncuadernhr
uon imitacion marril- -. 500
Cn,lta Fdnebres, encuader-
aeon ue piel con relieves, 800
II lr,s del OrlstiAno. encuR-i
Ell acion do piel. ..-.... aW
,ri, >elsste, encuadernAcion
6N
lt,s celeste, sncuAdernA0ion
doradA-------.--- a0
EuOologio Rspaho1 encuA-
aerp aci6n dc carey con 10
Orustaciones do nAcar. -. te.oo
La mujer eatonca, snenAdas'
agsion de nAoAr con rellc-
ves.----..-----.---..-. 30
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-30
m 90 .E gN $Rss,
DOCTkIhA CRlAIIAAl
pOR GIL ESTEVE.I1

Nueva .edicion perteetamense
,mprssa = encuadsrnAda en car
ton. 3 NUEVE PESOS grnees
Al contado.
Tomando 10 gruesAs % haes
an buen descuenso.
De vents On essa ImpgentA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-30
LINKA DK PUERTO.RIOO.

Halep los dias 10y 20 los vsporss
que hsosn sl ssrvicio De Oorreos.
81 del diA 10 tocs On Nusvitss, Giba-
rs, BAracoA, Guantanamo, OuDs, Oabo
HAitiano y Pors-au-P Princs Puerto PlA-
-, Ponce, Aayagdsz, Agusdilla , SAT-
JaER Sc Puerto-Rico. Al Eskorno harA
escAis en- Ioz mism9s pusrsos.
81 del dis 81 irs por huevit .s, G
nsrs, Bsfseca., ,GasntAnaAo, Cub San
10 Don,nso, Pones, AAyagusS, Aqua
dilia J San JuA0 de Puerto Rico, '
aisDSo pOs loa gGismos puegtos.
RekoE1GZs.n aAusndc de Puerto Rice
% diSs &s J S gespsssivsmsntsi soca
tkn ep Ouba les .,!es So = 8, lIsgHndo
i 10 QsisaDa en lag fcchas eorras POI.
iisutas So ( , Il - Sacz nss.
GiEguc0 De sssos ace vapo7ss tosagA
j o gs&osno Sn 0asn&a2amo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-30

Tablss de siogasisc
mos, por Sanchez, l TO.
GrzEn stlca, f:snoaea,
por Ol'enGo:f. l r9mo
Gee matias ioa1n, pot
Aiango. 2 tomos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-30
LINEA D8 .CAIBARIaH

Tonos ioa luns@ tss ds % sards
ssldrs hs Yspos %Gs, sooana) los mkxtce
en- 10 issbs.8 ds s'sgua, nsya:A 4 osi
DAFtsa i3x mlAs&oiss.
RstorU%fA Is .aD&o ge UalbaYisl iot
jasvs:, asapa@s &c i& jsgs3a del krsr
q pesaJsr9s, : IA sscsla eli Sagna, =
iaesrA , IL daaa1s los Yisrnst.
I0G3s .ea y4ssnss 4 tss 6 dc la .arSs
aidr& oGo vs.2s gus tosafa en Is*oat'
ls cRsoG ios s@hseoA : lisgsrk 4 Osi
stler !oe Dom,Fcs,
Gtscsaar& e. Yetofau sailsud., Ia Cal.
sr.oa 'oa ElaJtss, zspp6s ds 10 cgst,
al tran 10 psaAj sros, soesrA en- Sagsr
ilsEArs b IL HshsnA los mijfeolsA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-30
RakOLCADOP

bsks smptssa tisDo C. yapor AG VI
&, rosents para IenoiQus pcs 10
STA ds sasA is.E, ; hsoiiitaudo .
omcss para Gahlq%ss ' akilss Para q
Rnsrto.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-04

Up to the hour of midnight re
turns from the election Indicate the
triumph of Mckinley and the defeat
of Bryan
But il is to be remembered that
most of the returns received ARE
from the cities and towns in which
the ''sound money" men are strong
and which have been conceded to
Mckinley all along.
The rural districts are yet to hear
from, and when they send in their
returns the present complexion of
political events may be materially
changed
The Republicans are claiming 260
electoral votes for Mckinley-36
more than necessary 10 elect. ILL
nois has unquestionably gone for
Mckinley, while Indiana and Ken
lucky are yet in doubt, but the last
two States are strenHously claimed
by the Republicans.
The following is an epitomization
OF the election returns received up to
the hour of midnight:
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-04
LIST OF EVENTS
FOR THE GRAND BICYCLE TOUR
NAMENT.
To Be Given in This City Thanks
giving Day by the Pine Bluff
Cycle Racing Association.

A list OF the events, together with
the prizes for the grand bicycle tour
nament to be given in this city on
Thanksgiving Day, under the auspi-
ces of the Pine Bluff Cycle Racing AS
ISOLATION, has been prepared by the
committee and the entry blanks are
now being sent out.
The list of prizes are as follows:
Race No. Lone mile, novice. First
prize, 500 gold medal; second prize,
$40 bicycle suit; third prize, So bicycle
lamp.
Race No. 2-One mile open, amt
tours First prize, $500 gold medal;
second prize. $500 overcoat; third
prize, $500 silk umbrella.
Race No. b Half mile open, pro-
fessional. First prize, $500 cash;
second prize, $500 cash; third prize,
$500.
Race No. 4-One mile, 2:40 class,
amateurs. First prize, $500 tailor
made suit; second prize, $1,000 pair
NJ, & W, racing tires; third prize,
$500 sweater
Race No. 5-One mile, amateurs,
(boys under ~. First prize, $1,000
hunting jacket and boots; second
prize, 5000 lat; third prize, one-half
dozen silk handkerchiefs, value, $3.50.
Race No. Gone mile open, pro
fessional. First prize, $500 CASH
second prize, $4,000 cash; third prize,
$1,000 cash.
Race No. Two mile open, anna
tours. First prize, $500 diamond
second prize, $500 stop watch; third
prize, $500 pair shoes.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-04
New York


New YORK, Nov. 3.-Outside of
New York and Kings county, 1872
districts give Bryan 1881; MeKin-
ley S2,553; Palmer $40.
Sulzer, silver Democrat undoubted-
ly elected.
Brooklyn, out of 23O districts out
OF $40 give Mckinley 1862; Bryan,
%, 433; Palmer, 1,420
CANTON, o., Nov. 3.-Gov. McKin-
ely has Just received a dispatch from
Joe Manley, of New York, stating
that New York State will give him a
majority OF 100000.
The New York Herald bulletin
claims that it is justified in claimin 9
Maryland, Delaware, West Virginia
Michigan, Tennessee, Kentucky, In
diana, Wisconsin, Iowa, and prob
ably North and South Dakota for
Mckinley and Hobart.
In 1858 districts outside of New
York give Bryan 1858; Mckinley
257 1856; Palmer, 1887. Same dis
tricts in 1892 gave Cleveland III, 200;
Harrison, 05,S7S.
The total vote OF New York City
for President, including the National
Democratic and social labor and
prohibition vote, was 299, 725. Me.
Kinley, 1913 ,O6S; BrS an. 1873, 1888. Me.
Kinley's plurality, 1885.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-04
East scheduIe Fixed.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 8. The New Or
leans and Florida limited, announced
by the Queen and Crescent route for
Nov. 8, marks an era III southern rail
reading. The schedules provide fer
magnificent trains, which leave Cincin-
natl at s 80 a. m. and run through
solid to New Orleans and Jacksonville
in "a hours. They have never been sur
passed by the southern roads. 1t in
cludes an arrangement with the South
ern Pacific to the Pacific coast in three
and half days. Heretofore it has
taken that long to go from Chicago to
the coast, 80 that the east is now one
day nearer to the west.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-04
Republican Gains.

New YORK, Nov. 3-The United
Press has just issued the following
bulletin: Returns received from all
States so far indicate the election of
Mckinley. la all Eastern States
large pluralities are assured. In
Southern and Western States incom-
plete returns indicate Democratic
losses. In the doubtful States the
districts heard from show Republic
can gains,
The New York Herald says: Nc,
Kinley carries Nebraska by $4,000
Baltimore, in 20 out 302 precincts
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-04
Cigarettes Drove Him insane.

JACKSON, Mich, Nov. 3.-Rcbers
O'Connor, aged 18. son of wealthy
man of Louisville, Ky, escaped from a
sanitarium at Battle Greek, where he is
being treated for insanity, and boughu
ticket for Detroit. He was arrested
by Jackson officials and returned ta
Battle Creek The young mans insan-
4iy is said to have been caused by smok-
ing cigarettes. He is very wild and
violent
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-04
General Leo Sails For Home.

HAVANA, Nov. 8.-United States Con-
sui General Fitzhngh Lee and his seq
rotary, Mr.. Jones, sailed for New York
Saturday on board the steamer Vigilan-
cha. The steamship was accompanied
out of the harbor by the steam launch
laldo, having on board United States
Vice Consul General Joseph A. Sprinas-
er, DIR. Burgess and Charles Todd. ens.
ployes Of the consulate, and other friends
of General Lee, and representatives Of
American newspapers. General Leo
remained in his stateroom.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-04
A oentsnarIan Drowned.

WARSAW, Ind, Nov. g. -Dennis Scan
Ian was drowned in the Winona canal
Saturday night. He was a native %
Ireland and CLAIMED TO be l19 years OF
age. He had been living alone for
some years in small hut furnished by
the charity of more prosperous coun-
tryman. His wife died two years ago
Mt very advanced age.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-04
Illinois.

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-Seventy-iive pre-
cincts in Illinois outside OF Cook
county. give Mckinley, 1913; Bryan
1856; Palmer, 1$4, u Republican
gain. Sixty precincts outside OF
Cook county give Tanner, for Gov
ernor, II, 1888; Altgeld, 1858: Forman,
102.
In this, Cook county, $40 precincts
give Mckinley 1872, 253; Bryan, l23,S93
lowering ,O63; Palmer, 1873.
The Associated Press says: Pres
ent Indications show Mckinley :
plurality in Illinois to exceed l25,O0O
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-04
Train Wrecked and burned.

Houston, Nov. 9.-There was a baf
wreck on the International and Great
Northern a few miles south OF Conroa
Saturday night A freighttrain was
booming along when car back of tina
middle of the train left the track. This
coupling broke and the forward part OF
the train went on, but the cars piled up
on the one that was derailed and tho
smashup was general. One Of the
wrecked cars contained oil, which ir-
mediately took fire, and as the ether 5
were loaded with cottonseed meal an
cotton, the confagration soon became
general
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-04
Fought Without Ring Rules.

SAN Francisco. Nov. s-Jack Mo-
Auliffe and Jimmy Carroll met at Bar
ney Farley's road house Sunday to
discuss a little matter of business. and
after good deal of loud talk they en-
deavored to annihilate each other then
and there. The pugihsts were separated
before any damage was done, however
Their match has been postponed until
the end of the month.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-04

IIanfnekY In Doubt.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 3.-l3O precincts
out of 13S in Louisville give Mckinley
% 900, Bryan $4,000. Outside OF
Louisville 240 preeints give bryan
s .446; Mckinley 3,757.
Chairman Roberts of the Republi-
can State Committee, claims Ken
lucky for Mckinley by $4,000, and
shat the Republicans have elected
seven and possibly ten congressman.
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Young Lady Assassinatsd.

BENTON, KY, Nov. s.-Daisy Sulli-
van, daughter of j. M. Sullivan, living
four miles north of here, was assasinat-
ed in cold blood Saturday night. The
greatest excitement prevails as result.
as the young woman was a beautiful
girl of prominent family and aboat IS
years of age The assassin, who Is be-
heyed to be rejected sutton, is un-
known, but bloodhounds are on hia
trail, and if he is caught there will be
lynching. The girl was found at her
fathers gate with bullethole in her
head.
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Michigan.

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-Chairman Ferry,
of the Republican State Central Com
mittee. gives out the following:
1l76 precincts out OF 170G give Me-
Kinley 3.647 majority over Bryan.
Same precincts in 1892 gave a Dem
ocratic majority of 113. If this ratio
is maintained Michigan will give
Mckinley 10000 majority.
DETROIT, Nov. 3.-The Journal
estimates Michigan from so to 5000,
Republican.
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The sectarian Weekly.
tBrann's Iconoclast)

Che OF the most transparent, yet
most successful of modern frauds, is
the sectarian weekly. Its ostensible
mission is the spread of the gospel,
but it is, almost invariably, "out for
the stuff" Not one in ten deals
honestly by either subscriber or
advertising patron. When once
your name is entered as subscriber
to sectarian sheet the paper is
harder to get rid of than a tax-col-
leetor or an evil reputation. Ii you
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-04
The Republicans Claiming 26O Electoral
Votes For Their Candidate.
But the Rural Districts are Yet to Hear From and May
change the Appearance of things when
they come In

Kinley 27,O59; Bryan. 1909. Same
precints in 1896 gave Bushnell, (Rep.)
81 $50. Campbell. (Dem.) 1G, 800.
One hundred and sixty-fiye pre-
cincts outside OF Hamilton and
Cayohago couties, Mckinley, 81 81
Bryan, 35,60S; Palmer, 80; lowering,
202; Matchett, 10: Bentley, 65. Same
in 1892 gave Harrison, 1877; Cleve-
land, 35113.
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WILLING TO NEGOTIATE.
The Indians of the Five Civilized
Tribes Ready to Come to an
Understanding.


By Union Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. october 31.-Gen.
Frank c. Armstrong, who in the abb
sence OF ex- senator DAVIS, the head
OF the DAVIS Commission, is now in
the city and brings an interesting
account of progress of affairs in the
Indian Territory. He says the local
atmosphere as regards changes
impending there is very much clearer
than formerly. Indians OF all five
civilized tribes now show a DISPOSE
ton to negotiate, having come to
understand that the commission is
not trying to rob them eli their
lands; but rather to protect the full
bloods from bad government to
which they have been subjected by
some of their own people OF lighter
color
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-04
Arkansas Baptist State Con-
Vention.

At Hot Springs. Ark, Nov. ID to II.
For the above occasion the / NJ. &
Sou. Ry. will sell tickets on the GER
tificate plan for $4,95. Tickets on
sale Nov. 18th. 18th and 18th with
final limit for return of Nov. Goth.
Ii. b. MIzEI.L. TIKI. Agent.
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gives Mckinley 5000; Bryan, 86l8
Republican congressional vote will
not fall far below these figures.
New York Journal says Mckinley
viii probably have $4,000 majority
in Baltimore.
New York Sun says Popocratie
Chairman Talbot of Maryland says
vote of Baltimore has given State to
Mckinley.
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HON. WILLIAM M,KlNLEY.

order it for three months you are
''stuck for life. When you die it
goes to your heirs or assigns, and
when they pass from earth the post
man reyerently places It on their
sarcophagi. Bills and fearful beg
ging letters are sent out once
quarter; but you are not really ex-
peeted to respond. Oh course the
publisher calls you dear brother
in every epistle aud assures you that
he cannot keep up the good fight"
unless you supply the sinews OF war;
but the chances are that You are
having troubles Of your own, and
give the Seimetar of Santifcatiom or
Sacred Sad-iron to the guile wife to-
paper the pantry. And it keeps
coming-bearing its weekly burthen
of unmitigated bosh The publisher
figures that il one in five responds
with the dueats he's ahead OF the
deal. He keeps your name on his
subscription books in the humble
hope that some day your conscience
will get to hurting you SO bad that
you'll sell the cook-st0ve and send
him the cash-all for Christ II you
peremptorily demand that he cease
sending the paper, he cites the law
for the protection of publishers. "
and as YOU cannot mortgage your
homestead to pay up arrearages,
you continue to take the Hypoerite's
Own and wish its editor in hell. He
sends it not because ne has the
ghost Of an idea that you are ass
enough to read it. or has much hope
that you will ever pay for it; but
because it enables him to prove up
"a tremendous circulation and
elongate the guileless advertisers
leg.
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WALLlNG AND JACKSON WEAKENINc,
rhey May Yet Tell All About psara
Brysn's Murder.

CONVICTION, KY, Nov. S-Signs are
pointing to confession by Jackson and
Walling, or at least to getting at the
truth of the murder of Pearl Bryan.
For two weeks jackson and WalfinR
have been kept in separate cells and .
bitterness is growing up between them.
Yesterday Walling said to Turkey
Maurer:
why should I be punished for .
crime did not commit? l did noe
murder Pearl Bryan. Jackson ID tia
man who cut her head of. :"
Muarer asked why he had not SO ties.
titled. but Walling declined to answer.