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Decorah-posten., 1896-05-12
9ufnnia.
2imSerbame for Gpfiiaer.

planer for Qnl9g at en- Sinbers
bune = Climber 9icpcle patb" mel
lem Chicago og RoctforO sr n9iten
T9rbise. st beseiitret Msoe bar be-
ret bolot / Warenso / ben Ssniist al
iege oannst ct &ompuni, iom Oil brings
Qr6eiost til ltbfsrelIe. Summe plan
bar pGret bploet at glgin, Roctforo
og Selpioere, % 8omiteer bar bsgpnot
at Dirte meo ale llbiigter til Suites.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-12

Stsn paa @osnene eIer unfalbs be nh,
Wtotormano oIp. timber Stentdits
ningen bleo flere perIoner iaapeliom
Politibetiente %iaaret. st Snes ars
reitationsr forstosss. gprauost baobe
Msoe ON @ftenen / a~nleoning al
Strsiten. men uDiatte enoelis Seitems
melie til ben paafslsenos Dag.
ct balpt Sunbrebe Mrnb, Iom bar
6rugt til Milpaufes Iom "Scabs,"
fOrloo gpen Sborsbog often efter at
bare p%draoeret siennem 6aoerns, bas
renoe Sransparenter, boor be tunos
giorbe, at be life pilpe guu Streiterns
ipeien.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-12

SiOite llse tOlOt 8epublifanerne /
5noianu oa Wid.snn Gtatstonucntir.
ner os palgte 9elegater at large TT
ben rationale aOnusuiiou / Ct. Gouis.
Get sit / oisie Stnter 1ifurai, iOm
iom man baUoe uentet. De palate De-
legaier bleo p~aGlagt at femme for
yicainlcD. 3 3noiana baUos SppO.
i%itIOnen ejOrt Resnins paa at ian iruh
tet Gr'Yrsiiosut SurriiOn IND / Stri.
ben, men ban bOlbt fig borte fra aOu.
uentionen og ioris9te life paa ncsen
Wsnaoe at sue nusst 9rDtt paa Dele.
gaterne.
9onoentionsn | St. 2ouis fommer
til at beitua al 922 Gelesater. Scr
at blioe npmineret maa en- &anoioat
iaa 462 Stemmsr. McainleD bapoe
ben zoe bs. 49S o9 ban bar uoiet
til at iaa be ileite al be liz Gelsgatsr,
iom enouu life er Ualst. vi De andre
&anbIoater bar Rseo 1913 Gelegatsr.
iom er paalagt OF femme for BAN,
RortOu So, Gun1 48. Gaiion
IS pg Bradley l6; so 3eIssater bar
life iaast nOsen 9~nitrurer os fan iaa.
leoes Itemme for bpem be pil.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-12

tiliourenbe 5iosrum ifior - en- 5ora
sselIe uf $~6,951,217.
s famine psriooe - fra lite Sds
nliar til 2oen Mai iaar - par llofsrs
ielen at Sub fra be 5orsnsoe Stdter
$18,137,358 imob $31,867,733 ifior
= en- 6OrminoItelie az $13,723,375
MtIanterbapsfartsu.
8dmpsren "St. Bdul er fra Rem
gort antommen til Soutbampton ben
Ste Mdi.
"llmbrid fra Neip 0ort anton til
Greenstotpn ben Soe Wai.
I'll Retp 0ort antom "9uris" fra
Sout3amptOn | 5reOags.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-12
Qnbci ~ 6amaiI,

Senatst5 &omits for u~oenlanoft.
anIiggenber bar inoitiQct til geotas
gelie ct aompromisiorilag ON en- Ras
bel til Sutpdii og 5apdn. TorIlaa.t
bemDnoiger acknowledgements til at
flute &ontratt meo ct Gompdni, Iom
bill IGgge en- Sabel til 6updii o. ca,
pan, og til at IoOs bet en- genge6i9lp
al $4,000 ON aaret. 0ette ;sors
flag sr un6efalet al iamtliQe repu6lis
tanIte Uleolemmer at aomiteen ga St.
Hdtor WorgaH. De sOrige oemotras
tiIte Weolsmmer, Sendtorerne 8rap,
5urpte, Daniels og ulias. Itsmte imoo
bet. Gomiteen flyer. at BET biz toite
100000 at anlGgse osnne aa6sl;
Renterne for osnne Sum bill bsls6e
fig til $4,000 og be Iamlsoe Drifts
omtoitninaer be fsrits 5 Qar anIlaass
til $586.000 ON Qdret.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-12
RnnTna.
Wsrfe uoHster for S,pesen.

Sterling, Spe Mai. S benne Gsn
at Staten Ter bet uo, iom ON SpebedOs
lingen bill blipe pntelig ifrdl. Gfter
Rssnfaloet for oper en- llge iioen iau
Spebedsrene mere lopenbe ub; men nGs
item boer Dag iioen bar itGrfe beoe
9inoe giort u~beregnelig Staoe, pg De
fortIRtter fremoeles.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-12
GbiIi No freni ait.

Srebss og Sanbelss Srattatsn mel
lem gbili og 9olioia er netop ofsnts
lieojort. Gbili beholoer aIe be geiios
oslier, bet bibtil bar Tibet inbe meo
iislse @aabsntilftanben i Qarst 1894.
9lQs andre 5or6oloe ipnes at tpbe paa.
at alt, Magtsrne ps6tommenbs, ItaI
dfaisres peo 8oloaift.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-12
Sun en- Amsrifaner.

Observation-Disclosures sr unSsrst.
tret ON, at Ct tort 4ntal Perioner Bier
ore6t unbtr &en meo Stonnerten
Competitor" og ben ipanite &rDbIsr.
men ct langt itsrrs antal perionsr
tom uItubt ilanb. glanot Dem, ION
togss tilfange, er Der fun en- Qmsrita.
uer, men psnns nagter at opsiOe I'll
Rdpn.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-12
Wers GepiI zsrpiee Rsform

prefibentsn oHsntliggjorbs ben 6ts
BE-. en- mn Srore ON ubOioelis al GiOil
Serpice Reform. Oct paaitaaes, at
oenne Srbrs pil fsie 29,399 8eItils
lingsmqnb til ben tlusFfitsrsos elite,
Iaa ben fOrsgss fra SO. 736 til So, 135.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-12
Afrtku.
FRA 3rauspaal.

Qoiierne "Stunbaro" og Dig
gsrsRefps" meobeler at be bar fulo Rst
til at iige, at StraFen oOer be iaatalots
"Reformers" BIZ bltoe foranbret, rsbus
ceret til en- liben Nultt og libt Song
isl 0OmfelOeIien BIZ IIGass en- Strss
oper.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-12
emaa:Solf aofftr iis.

&ongrssien bar iluttet fig til Srats
taten fra Qmelapa Sebsn, Der 10 fore
ner San Salpaoor, Nicaragua oe
6onburas. Sra MI al ftal ben fig nu
iammsniluttsoe Wast saa unbsr RaOs
net "Republic Waior be Central Qmes
rico"
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-12
Gun Antrrfru.
SproRiGip I ECUADOR.

SborsOugs inbtraf Der / PRO
oinpisn Manabi en- SororpItelie, ION
opIlugts blunbt 9pgninger ogiau
mango Menneitslip; en- bel Del 5olt
tom o6iua til StaOs. Manabi ubs
gist en- norositlig Del at Gquaoor.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-12
2tore Seorassrisr.

sra Waibinston bsrettes ben Ste
bs., at Der sr Rpster | Omlsb, at 5.
:. a~sictbofer. inotil for tort lib fibsn
Observation-Disclosures &asierer, bar
aiort fig itplcis | fore l~lnoerilab, ialt
$4,000. Spilts StriOt Rssisrins
gen pil tass | oenne Sag. Deb man life
enonu.
Orr. aeicthofer bar parst aniat |
Observation-Disclosures sienn.m fere
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-12
cprsrets sane.
Hunntuck.
arompriuos sr.ori@s G,SHs latter

aronprinos Sr.orids GioHs Batter
2ouiie, blep ben ste Mdi formHlet
meo prins 5reoeri9 oonS 6aumburgs
2ippe. 9islier forsgtt pda Slottet
Qmdlienborg. gruogommen er f6bt
1868; 9ruoen 1875.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-12
Cuba.
sipis. q orre,pomoemter nopifes ira Cen.

Rstp gort @orlo aorreiponbsnt
Sapana, Sames Greelmun. os 5rebes
rict SO. 9aprencs, Der inbebar en- fig
nenSe Sitting | Rem gort Sourndl,
er blspen beororsos til meo fsrits
DampTti6 at forlaoe Gu6u.
De fpIbes for at babe 6itansret ben
.befalenbe General WspIer. Resierins
gen os @rm.en, FAINT for at bape sis
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-12
Sra Daihineton.
aionruersr Den i8oe Wai.

Den 6ts bs. frsmiatte aongresmanb
0inglep, 5OrmanO / gubsettOmitsen,
en- Reiolution ON, at aoacrssisn ital
aiournsre ben 18be Wui. Den blep
oeotaget ubsn SppoIition.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-12
Cub 9nkntn.
Cicnoe Ncenitorms,

Der n9iten antog ct Stpfruos 9tz
meniioner, gift oper GbambertiansGgs
men Sbprsbag @ftermiobag rg uooDer
4ftenen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-12


81 telienot aorrsIpOnoent for
~Gbicago &scOrb", %. 6. Curtis, bar
nplis 9iOrt ben marielise SpOaselie,
at bet er @iliOn'@ German E0lolou.u,
iom er ben ulrtelise aarias til Gprs,
ret paa Guta. Oct umeritanife Sui.
~tertruIt b9rer Osiua liot al guiuarst.
Rr. Curtis l~frIuer: Saalause Rs.
ciprucitetsirattaterns bar | arait. iur.
be cubanlt Sutter inbTGrss irit til be
6Orsusbe Statsr, os paa ameriianit
Niel, alRber, Rnitineri oiu. tetoltss
en- lioen 3Oto ! Gubas Sauue. gubaS
8elitnuo blOmfreoe, Solicit bar tits
ireos. Sutterst traste COB 9ris. Us
be importsrsos 8arer par iOrboIosuis
biaiae. llOisrislsu III be Gcrsneee
etuter iteg ira SCI. ooo,o 900 i 1891 til
s7s,OOO,OOO / 1898. 1895. ~siterut
Observation-Disclosures par opbapsoe,
aif ben nS iii $50, 100000. Zen
amsri.ouIte S~noisriel til Cuba ites
ira sl2, OOo,O 900 i 1891 tils24. OO0, 900
/ garet 1898, men git / 1895 uso isien
til sl2,OO0,000 2suuets mlolsr CO
9~urusartitler par iOrbolosuis biaise
paa Cuba. iaa lGuse &eciprcciteistrat.
taterue oar i arait. men iaainart oisie
opbeueoes, blsu Oct onosrleoes. 9ol'
ben saa Rel ~iprbsieoes fra SO Gents
tit 1924 pr. 1snSe, ienere bleu ben
ueSiat til s4.16. 8 1891 uoisrte ri
Ill Cuba Il4,441 9snbsr Mel. / 1894
jorsasoss oenue lloisriel til 662,24S
90 / 1895 til 279, 500 5subsr.
euttsrinouirien tos ct ubpre Sp.
ipina unSsr Observation-Disclosures.
glpe glantassr anlasoes, upe 5abriisr
uprettsbss Of Nmerifansre o. Cuba
mere aubrnste fore 8apitalsr ! oisie.
Meb Gpbauelien al 8eciYrcettetstrais
taterns peg griierne paa 2epnstsmis'
Ter til bet 9obbelte, mebsns iamtibis
ben fterite Del al JOIlets Snotaatsr
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-12
2obc.T NJ 1901.
BET anleoning til oprsrite JorbrposIs
Ter mob ben Iparite Qrme.

BET GnIeOning til oprsrite JorbrposIs
Ter mob ben IparIte Qrme.
Siiibuhers nnoss.
3slssrdfIts Weooelelisr ira 5doand
til Wdorio flyer, at ben dmsritdnIte
Sournulilt 5amilton, Der toges till
iange omborO pau Sen Weit 6iltbuitsrs
Stonusrsn Competitor" BIZ bltoe
lsslaot, men at be andre og iamtioig
anbolots perionsr itdl ItDoeS uoen
Senipn til proteiterre fra BaIbings
ton.
cprsrsts sane.
RDgteois bersttss fra Sdodnd ben
7oe b., at 0dmperen Bermuda" bar
lanoIdt 6olt % Ammunition pdd
Eens noroligits 8pit. / git for Gar
oends. Bermuda" fo~rfuletes al en-
ipant &rpbIer, men ben unotom | COB
9e6olo.
De ipanTte SFieerer Ital bare me-
get upiaige til at murIhere mob Was
ItinItpts, ION betienes al ameritanlts
QrtiatliIter.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-12
mtsrnnHn.
Ten nse WprmaIfples greNoent.

profesior s. 6. WcHeia, asiiit.
Stoleiuperintenoent / &anias Gitn er
at Statens Npralifples0 DIRECTION BE
pen uon9pnt til preiibent for ben npe
NormalIfole, iom netop er blspen fer
oiegiort / Superior.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-12
@ihecs ct Gle % TT SIS, 600.

Inoreip Sobn bleO al Rettsn / 8es
Wsotnes ben 7oe Os. tiltienbt $1,000
for Sdbet al bet enc gie unoer ar6eis
bet for Ses Moines Union Railpun.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-12

aomntitrdticner oa ban bar o1r,s
dnIeet ior at Orrs en- p~aaliOslia "a CT.
fig Gmbebsmaub.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-12
arrcitsrst for ttnoeriiGb.

5rant &lsin, agent for Rortbtpeitz
ern Glepator So, / Sancoct, u~rreitss
reoes / fprrige llge puu 6Orunleoning
al ct SuretD Company, bans &dutios
hitter, antlaget for llnoerilab. arres
itantsn gap 4ftalO pou bet fOrelpbise
6orbsr % bleO benpiit til 8ranbius
rpen. !San itiIeoe Bombs ipm Sit
terbsp for lit 6remmeoe. llnosrbas
lancen Itul belebe Jig til n9iten $4,000,
Der iiges at bapoe 9uuet tabt / SOeoes
Ipetulationer. Oct er &uutioniiters
mes 9sniigt at iugiege np9le Winnes
apolis aornmGglsre for be Summer,
Iom &lein paaItdaes at pGre tommen
tiltort.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-12
MtnnsJntn.
Ter anfommer iteoie here "e coners"

-Itripes fra 5oIston =, "a "5uir
a~siociationS" 6runo Iigner en- Miliz
tGrleir / alt unotagen Munberinqen.
SuIbnea tiente fig Here @angs 5ors
Oct rpgteoes paa 8aberne / Snsoaos,
at tire oeoe MGnO bar funbne paa geo
Sate &eIerpationen; meo Meobelelien
tunoe life efteripOreS til nogen paalis
belig Slide.
Sborsoag ben 7be: Oct fra Grootss
ton toag antomne blanbsDe Sog fra
Grootston ferte meO fig omtring 100
8~rGrieTfonnere og tresfem 0ognlaos
nin9er meo 9obaoe. So Oa9es parmt
SoItinsOeir bar iaaleoss opterrst
@eiere, at ale "Stonnere" bar begipet
zig uo til HeIerpationen, naar unbs
tages tizfemten Stptter, Der ontom
iodq.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-12

tTSy ASNA.lelkH
- nv 85AI. n
uofomusss 1irsoas o. srssas msrssu.
Mesriisismsntss

maa tusteccs lensa b5sr g2auoaa % rsrsoaa ws.
asa. Goe~rtasleasussv isOtasss itts , 10 paa ainaueeu
id5sHet RHpers. a.omiHors bet uotrsf,siis isrians
sss. 6uts q s~0rtsensat. esr igra tSnnsr tHol
1rsoossunrersi T. Or. i~orIduscs tnoraffst . caass
eit oeii@nr tHot 8 ErsoasSaumsrs. preos. Der tnos.
hol3es Ao~rrtisirueHtr, ioa si baass msb. bsr mrrs
les GvsEttsi'usnti ssi assr: etsrus pas Con
Uotuieh
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-12
SortrinIi1 Grant.

Wenb fra Ct. Glpuo og Minneas
polls bar / ben ienere Sio unoerIp9t
bet Stenbruo, Der finoes paa Nic Wlebs
ers Gienbom nGr 6iIb 2ate, beretteS
fra 2ittle Sails. ReIultutet er, at
Stenbruooet er b!eoet fontrdttmGss
fig leist al Sobn McGuuleD % to 9rss
ore peo 9tapn 3obber8 / 81. Glouo.
WRr MtGduleD bar M peret beitiGfz
tioet meo at uominere en- 8ognlaos
ming 8r~anitblotte, Jpn ban laoer fore
til Ct Glouo, bopr be ital tilbugges
% poleres iom pasienoe til Spgnin9
al Monumenter. 3il bette 8rllg iaas
pelIom til betorattpe 5ormaal ppera
trGfer oenne @rauitIten aft, Iom tios
ligere er puatruffet / Staten Winnes
Ipta, pg fan tilfuloe maale Zig meo
ben bergmte 9ermpnts@ ranit, iom bar
p9ret brugt til n9i ten alt Monuments
arbeibs baabe / Ct. Yaul % Minneas
polls.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-12
etormi OIL SaeI.

Gn beftig Storm meo Su9l inotraf
peo Moorbeao iioite Sborsoag Waors
aen. 9tnouer fnGtteoes paa Here
Steoer / gpsn. Stormen gjoroe enoei
Stdpe paa S9oen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-12
Sire me & Counter.

Selinsen at poIt Gountp Ter uo til
after at Ituloe bIipe ct brGnbenbt
Spgr9smaul / bet norolige Wtinnes
Iptd til Soften - beper bet fra 5o'ss
ton. SnbepGrenoe llge pil rimeligpia
It inoleperst til StatsietretGrens Som
tor anIpgninser fra Gountiets 8alg.
m9no ON at fud inooelt bet nup9renot
ubanoelige Yolt Gountp / fire npt
Counter, Der tentes ben9pnt 8arfelt
(mso 5srtile ipm GountpIGoe), Sil
(meo Gait @rano Sorts, Reo 2att
(meo Reo Cafe 5aas) og Helion Goun'
tn, bpor SoIston trpr fig melt pasieno'
ION Sobebitao.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-04-24
JEFFERsoN,s LINCOLN YARN
Tells the Lotus Club How the Future Pres
 ident Assisted Stranded Troupe.

Tells the Lotus Club How the Future Pres
 ident Assisted Stranded Troupe.
 At dinner given the other night by the Lotus club of New York in his hon or Joseph Jefferson made a speech, which was considered to be one of the best of the many he has ever made.
 President F. R. Lawrence made a speech enlogizing Mir Jefferson, and when he called for a rising toast to the honored guest, it was given with ter rife hurrah
 Mir. Jefferson told how company with which he was traveling-walking between stations and not for their health became stranded at Springfield, Ills. At that time q license had to be paid for the privilege of showing in the town, and the company was unable to pay it. They were stuck They could go no farther.
 In our extremity, " said the actor, "a young lawyer came and offered his services free. We accepted his help, and through his efforts the license restrie- tion was removed and we presented our play That good lawyer now lies buried at Springfield, and grand monument has been reared over his grave That man, our benefaetor, was Abraham Lin coln. !"
 The applause of the audience fairly shook the house.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-04-24


 CONGRESSMAN MONEY, of Missis- sippi, and Congressman Hall, of Missouri, became involved in a personal difficulty in one of the committee rooms in the Capitol building at Washington Wednesday which resulted in the former being struck in the head by an ink bottle thrown by the latter. Neither gentleman will make a statement, hence the cause of the trouble is unknown, but it is said that MT.
 Money gave Mr Hall the lie and the latter hit Mr. Money hard and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-04-24
GARMAc cK NOT 4 TER.
Little Rock Press.

I 4NiestN
 The speech of Hon. B. w. Car mack at Pine Bluff Monday night doubtless makes him persona non grata to Col. Charley Collins, Col. Danny Jones. and the other colone1s of the Little Rock free silver club, and his invitation to address the club will probably be recalled. MT. Carmaek declares that whether the Chicago convention shall nominate sound money man or free silver man, he will remain with the party. He doesn't threaten to elevate the varied wardrobe of his doll and fol- low the example of the plowman who homeward wended his weary way; he doesn't declare that he will burst in the head of the rain barrel if he is not allowed to holler down 1t, nor to drive nails in that favorite coasting place, the cellar door, in the event that he is not permitted to monopolize that particular shoot the chute" arrangement to the ex- clusion of his little playmates. The Democratic back yard is too good a playground for Carmack to ever climb the fence and drop over into the Populist poultry yard
 And while we are on this subject, we might do worse than to inquire of Major Charles Gordon Newman, who, per SC, had something to do with the speaking, what he thinks of it? Col Chas. Gordon Newman, who ought to know better and who certainly should do better, has re gently and most nnaeeountably de- clared himself and his paper, the Pine Bluff Commercial, to be in favor of Coi. Dan and his bolt We would like to ask Col. Ghas Gordon Newman what he thinks of Car mack's gospel as compared with the article spouted by Col. Dan? We would ask him whether he would not prefer to strike hands with Carmack, remain with the Democratic party and work for the success of free sill yer as a Democrat, than to quit the party and blow his rams horn from without the walls? And if he would not, why did he move that vote of thanks be extended to Mir. Carmack? Was it the inspiration of a reawak- ening into Democratic faith that caused him to make the motion, or was it but an empty form-an unfelt profession of conviction2 We pre- fer to believe that Col Charles Cor don was converted, and that his motion to thank Mr. Carmack was a sort of ballelujah shout and sim eere confession from the mourner's i bench
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-04-24
How to Get Famous In Congress.

Oratory is the surest and'shortest road to congress, and if man wants to stay ill congress after he gets there he had better De an orator than a reformer. In fact, the days of the reformer are wan ing. The business of reform has been so overdone and the article has so often proved spurious that 8 congressman who induiSes i'll 1t as stock in trade is looked upon with suspicion. If congressman is not an orator, the second best card for him to play is to get the reputation of being business man. III c. Evans in Des Moines Leader.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-04-24
A CHANGE OF SIGNALS.
Shall the Green Be Placed Above the Red
 on American Railroads2

Shall the Green Be Placed Above the Heo
 on American Railroads?
 There is considerable discussion among railroad men just now over proposed change in the signals generally in use on American railroads for the guidance of engineers. At q recent meeting of en- gineers i'll Chicago it was determined to agitate for change from the existing rules.
 Where red light is displayed on the line of an American railroad 1t means that there is danger ahead, and under the regulations of most roads an engi- neer getting this signal stops the train until either it is removed or another signal is displayed, or until the signal is given by the train dispatcher to pro ceed. The green signal means caution. The white signal means all clear ahead. The objection to the use of white lights is double one--frst, that they are too common, and, second, that they are un- trustworthy, for, as railroad men point ont, if red lantern is broken the light shown becomes a white ono, and thus the safety of the train and the passen- gers upon it may be imperiled by the breaking of piece of glass.
 As railroad signals arc not always distinguishable from ordinary lights, American engineers have come general ly to disregard the white signals entire ly, and to look out merely for a red sig nal, the absence of which they take to be proof of security. Those who are agi- tating for a change desire to see intro duced here the English system, which differs from the American in this, that the English use an amber light for eau tion and q green light for "all clear. D The proposition is to use a green light oil American railroads to indicate that all is well, while red signal light will continue to be 3 mark of danger. It is estimated that complete change of the signal service on American rail roads would cost $1, GOO, 000, and most of the railroad corporations, now cur tailing expenses, do not give very hearty approval to the engineers plan at this time. New York Sun
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-04-24
Pro MERLo,
Gardner

Call and see V. Foti X Co.,, corner Third avenue and State street, for fancy fruits, nuts and confections, imported olive oil, macaroni, Italian cheese, Italian colsup, fresh oysters, crabs. Genuine imported Italian maearoni l0 cents per pound; per box, $1.75. Imported olive oil 6 cents per quart. Come and see us
 V. FoTI & Co,
 1 ldlm Third Ave. and State St.
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between the honrs of judicial sales. at the store house formerly occupied by E. Vert heimer No 102 and I04 Barraque street. Pine Bluff. Arkansas, sell in bulk to the highest and best bidder. on credit of three months the eneire stock of goods belonging to the said E. Wertheimer, consisting of wines liquors. whiskies, tobaceos ana cigars, and fixtures and office furniture as is shown from an inventory of same now on file in my office. The purchaser will be required tt, pay five per cent of his bid in cash and give his note with approved personal security for the balance, bearing 10 per cent interest per an mum from date. c. H. TRIPLETr,
 46 dtf. Sheriff.
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Having been urged by many friends to be- come a candidate for the General Assembly of Arkansas, I have concluded to do so. My main desire is to add something to the pro lection and advancemento of our agricultural, mechanical and educational conditions. have resided in Jefferson county and been engaged exclusively i'll farming forty-eight years and | think 1 know something of the necessities of the farmer. At the proper time will meet the voters in their various townships. This announeementis made SUD feet to the action of the Democracy of lief ferson county. Very respectfully:
 Nell. VILLA
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BIG OFFICE BUILDING.
Designed For Erection In New York by
 Philadelphia Architect.

Designed For Erection In New York by a
 Philadelphia Architect.
 Joseph M Huston, Philadelphia architect, has designed the largest office building ill the United States for con struction in New York city, and the plan has been submitted to certain New York capitalists. BIr Huston said re- cently:
 "A gentleman has offered me sufficient ground in Fulton street for the building. The plan consists of an enormous arcade like that of the Victor Emanuel i'll Milan, the arch of which should be 30 feet high On either side of the arcade will be stores with frontage of 50 feet and 85 feet deep, which would make 16 stores in all Thanked at each corner of the block will be four square buildings TO by TO feet and 5 stories high, with a clubhouse on the top floor, covered by an immense roof garden. The clubhouse is intended to be used as the United Clubs of Paris are, giving each small club separate room with buffet, all to be supplied from a central restaurant.
 'The remaining IA floors will be de- voted to offices, about 150 on each floor. A theater and concert hall will be erect ed on the ground floor, each of which will have seating capacity of about $500 persons. On one side, running parallel with the arcade will be large hotel 20 by 100 feet, containing about 500 rooms. On the side opposite to the hotel the arcade side entrances will be located. The cost of the building will be about $5, GOO, 000 ''-New York World
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THE Ouachita Herald-Ifon. T. B. Morton, editor-has been given a new dress and converted into an all home print newspaper. It is one of the neatest and ablest edited newspapers that reaches our ex- change table, and we wish Bro Morton the success and prosperity his ability and enterprise deserves.
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All Right Till Then.

It seems, according to the latest sur. vey, that Mount St. Elias, the great peak of the Pacific coast, is evenly di. vided between the United States and British America. An equal interest in q volcanic crater ought to be new bond of union, and John Bull will so regard it. unless some conspirator salts the lava with gold dust St. Louis Globe-D Dem. ocrat.
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TIE Fort Smith E7epator rises to remark that if things continue to go as they have been going for the past SC 5eral weeks, Arkansas will have for Governor prominent rail- road attorney The Eleuator is speaking of Dan Jones, the friend Of the people, Helena World.
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gashed his head. Such encounters, between men as prominent inspublic affairs as Representative Hall aud Senator-elect Money are extremely unfortunate.