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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-23
N1YlOaAL aepoha,

The new French Premier presented
n declaration NJ pglieg W Ma Chamber
NJ Deputies, NJ which ~ laid stress
upGB NE importance NJ lie hseai ~
forms N W. DrGp0snd Wy lbs U0yefGs
meni me pf0bale laNs ABd ibe laNs
feRuiallDR No lfaBie IN dngt, h. Aaid,
would M introduced IN M budget,
md NGgid IN operated under n sys'
lem winch disDaHAed Wiib ~ Bgnis'
nor, ~ NM 0ibpp arbdiAfg WeaaDfesI
And assure N bpiief division NJ me
difpel HsailOu, thus felinviGR email
laAmgefh 1be G0yefHmegl Le sald,
W0uld uRilaHllg applg Me ee0n0niies
which me milton dsBabds, gGd SIM
plifp NE PRESENT complicated admin
lslfaiiGG 1beg WOuld als0 sppfe no
ef0fl N mi Ne interests NJ sRfieDls
mn, ~ complete tbs national defense,
M regulate me bOHfs ~ laDGf aDd
he ugbiliiH NJ pmDlggefs, ana " ~
FgHlle pension funds me prosperity
NJ me- Aaii0Di ~ declared, depeHded
Dp0D Parliament abandoning sterile
discussion gnd limiting ~ lalNDfs ~
suah leeiAlsli0p as N0gld serve tbe ~
afesis NJ Ne working eassea 'iba
slaenaiiou NJ business had been eiisf
IN eauaed w ~ uncertain sDd 6Affot
pelieg, Ofdef as1 Ne progress ~ Nv
nW Wafe imperative agd edballr ~
yansgeogs IN home spd foreign VI
mrs, frspee, ~ said, ~ wesfE y
agitation sHa wants n tfHee finn ~
lpalllDR djsseHslGBF,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-23
efNsr AND NoNaENeG

IN leafnlna ~ ride n bicycle One no
ilCea ,he Hcunery ID very striking, --
Adams Freeman
The people WIN last year predicted
that The hlOyOle was u fnd ara nov
hlandlnn IN line NJ the stores lnQnlrlnn
when ihelp wheels ara counting Mime
hpolla journal.
iiadhourn What wm thu nlrl arrest
ed fowl uhoaneys@Fur being u Foolish
virgin observation-disclosures uheAnpi
Fact Ahn hnh nU oll IN tho lamp "
her bike .linrha
Watts llnw pan - lnan toll which II
jho hpat hlOypeY ~ like iOhnDwi fnlll
a iny Onn, After yuu have had u \
week II viii hn Tho heHl wheel ~ ih'
market n always works That way ~
indianapolis journal
Dnsw Whit me bells on bicycle
tori llnohy Don't yOn hn0wI WHY
lho rldom rlng HEM y0n know, wllol
wheeling through Tho nlrealH sos ~ 10
po0pln ln0w lhuy're n0lnR ~ nm llnll
down --ltOsbry uhslle
Ona great moral Influence moi "
credited ~ tho h0yol0 IN Indicated VI
lhe fnol that hOraea hfo nav ~ rhohp Y
lho weal that horHo stealing iann lonH
worth while and that meoinH " 'clln
haA practically disappeared view yor
sun
Tho prospect N having bioyoloA M
rlod frfa 0Ii Tho railroads NJ lle Hlnl
WIS much improved Wy lhe action :
Tho senate and assembly regnplly Y
hay llley ma N IN carried frft, h'Wpyo
ID MOI nulolly correct Tbay ma " !
treated llln bnaganei nnn baggage
n0l carried ffee, baoalHe lhe paAAeDn'
pnyH ~ ls transportation When !
haiya hla nnl class Ticket New y0l
IlnhnLn.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-23

Homp uur hAs appurcd the epr,cpa
NJ aomp other our ~ hlllinuaHalo The
htNr on hohOll Vt few Portuguese
nmlalom Va the onll prlNt Va town
that would admit auch matter w Va
uelumns " ppraunn Interviews hlr
denlrod hN ihp Rulhorh nr pndorarH VI
tho letter they win never have OhN
trouble IN NndlNn ~ mahlnn engage
mpnia with the niinphp Vt This pNreI
io Whum References WIS matte Va ihl
communication
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-23

1hn birthday NJ NiplOrinl Queen NJ
TREAT nrllain ana Ireland hmpfehA
NJ lnGln nnfpndur NJ lhe Faith hien
lilpp lna n0me around again Hnd VIII
hn observed w every nook ana e0fnpf
NJ The Globe frlleilallona viii pour
IN upgn ller Malphiy from every dlfee'
lion and subjects and admirers VIII
loin in Wishing many happy returns
lGnallY the event viii W. celebrated
0n Wednesday pyrnlnH npAh ille Eil
Inst The actual date N The gan
SUNDAY Commissioner ilawesi WI,
IN laGb entertained lavlahlg IN M
naHn NJ lhp puepU, 10 MS year ~
'lhn slnr nslnnda 10 sympathy "
him and through nm ~ behalf NJ "
sell and hundreds NJ citizens u ~
wniInn Al0hn ~ Victoria ihe ilfe .
lhe puenn and her prosperous felRI
aw current history known " alll 81
haa bnpn u Wian, insl ana eonsefva
i've head ~ great nation and l0V
NJ lln woman baH inspired subjects
marvellous dnnda ~ hl0r A Nh,
graph NJ ihe Queen, win the He
Apparent, ibp Prince NJ WaleAi II \
enad ~ = supplement ~ nhiH BHD,
fmlgE fhH WGrh ~ ~ ne baOd ,
nm bHpAGgGe aetisi Hh0se sheebe
nDd painiiDRs me- known ana prize
lH anyprn committees
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-23

Ihp ph,HlolAnn dO nol nolp ~ their
price lial how much they propoHa 70
phnrup n mnn ~ pnl HE lrn rfohr
hhlg this IN nnp NJ the Items ihnl VIII
im oul NJ aiphl mlI attn IA lhr hllll
The pntont 90 victim VIII settle bat
hp VIII nnl hp aware ut the inp, u
In the opinion vt The star that ~
lonn NJ lhe phyalolanA have forced llt
nuhipul n Would he Timely nnd pfopel
for lhp Legislature ~ ihhp ~ ih'
Aohedulo aud rpyise w. wv ihelr lOlln
drg llht course the lhfHlolnnA hht,
IN tho matter VI charges placed them
HplteH un ihp Hnme plane With hack
mpn and hnaibnYHI
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-23
BY AUTHORITY
NolldN rO uoNrNNNrINNN

IN contomlly Withprullon liliwllr
CNn Codc, M corporations are hero'
lN NollOpd ~ mObt u toll aud Nccur
N,o eNhlhltlON W their unNlw " tho
mlrNer department m ~ mluro the
AlW dnN Vt luly mSh ,he aNme hclnu
for the year rNdlnu iNly lAh lHNO
nlNnks for this pnrmae WIN Nv
furnished NpuN application " im
lMpWnr unvW
Upon Nlure Vt Nny vorpornllOn u
prAeNt tho whlMt within the tint
required the MlnlRlop vt The lnlrrlo
viii, plihpr hmscli ~ Wy nno ~ mor'
CommHnlnNpm appointed ny hin, rNl
lor tho production NJ tho hoohn Nn'
nNneN W the Corporation, nnd eNnm
Inc W. Onlura louuhlnp llH n'Nlr
uMdpr oath
\, A. KIM
Minister W the lnierlOr
interior Olop, MAY W. 1900
ONl'nl
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-23

In apoligizlog 10 the other
maouiaeiurers) for picking out
the Tribune and speaking In
such glowing terms IL does so
lor the sole and solitary reason
that the publishers believe the
manufacturers 20 use only
the best material In In
construction, The paper
reviews the history Of bicycles
10 the extent Of comparing The
American wheels with the Iiog.
Isb make and the Increased
demand that has existed within
hs past lew years Tor the
American make IN preference
10 liz European cousin, and
finishes with this paragraph
I'VE select ~ the represen'
tadye o. such q factory the
works of the Black Ma0ufaoiuf-
Ing Company Of Bde, pay 4
company which produce the
highest grads Of wheel and
which put II on ths market
purely on tbs merits without
The adventurous advertisement
ol paid riders The wheel made
by dis company, the "fhbuo,
Bicycle" embodlss the best
possible praodce and 10 torres.
poadIogiy frse from structural
variations Of improved merit "
Suoh pfalse from such q high
soufoe should satisfy anyone
Of hs superior merits Of de
fhbuns wheels
We have jost received ~
Australia . new shipment d
u,sm In all yahs,iss u ihs lsgl
patterns, In 'I'aodsms, Racers
Ladies' ~ Gents Wheels, a61
shall be happy 10 show IN
100 improvements 10 intend
Ing purchasers
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-23
WV. DIMONDIS

The report of throe ply
alcMNa connected with the
Board or Health ON tho condl.
tlon Vt the water which the
people of Honolulu drink Ia
valuable, lrGr no other rcoaon,
that u gives ono time TO select
the right company TO Insure
ono's llh with, and TO make
necessary arrangements lo'
cemetery lot and undertaken
II tho oltlgen who prolbrr
lil0 10 uncertainties, the mcon
yonlcnco and bother of treat.
Ing llrlght'a disease or fever
may ho easily avoided by MI
Investment In the proper sort
Of filter We have one mad,
or natural stone, the water
hoIng filtered through u cyllnd
rIcal diAo This dlac N eaall,
removed for cleansing and ma.
be- made perfectly cloOn by
moments brushing
The filter hua not bee
named yet, but another, lden
tlcnl IN shape and mOnuhotur
h called the Success Ours
a uHt m good without u nam
= and costs u dollar loss, We
huu, illu ililllu HlllOlllltA
A., something, We have also
. stock Of the Quincy improve
/. rorrIgerotorA and leo boEc
a some Of which have wat
. tanks and taps, IN which NJ
4 orod wptor may be kept coo
!, Mw!M@H.-~-Q-
4, Won n0T BlOOK
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-23


Ono dny CACTUS JIM hld wore nhh
lng IN ,he It0np fOrh NJ lDe flAlle river
wbAn h stranger rods ~ ~ n mnlp Ann
blnndly lnluirad N lin
"Hlranaor ~ YIN lhe man ~ owDA
This yefa fiyarF
ohOl m I knows ~" replied Jim ~
Ia looked ~ lGbg enough ~ hea that lha
stranger had u nun N hiH hand
"1hen what N y0n dom yaraW SOFT
~ inquired Tho man
"ifm ahsbln a,ier nsl,"
~ shouldn't ibjBh you'd dare fnr "
d. n, ganne Tho man Vh0 owns ibli
yera nym II y nprmrer and y l0otlD IN
n fup Hsl a'hD0WiD NJ Mo fat that
bA killed n fallsr yesterday fur 6hblD n
bls flymV
"iiow mnqh N ibe river might h
OWDW plaol1iy asked Jim,
"Tbo lluIi oulnt ~ fnr ~ tbe v"ie
runs, Win MI iIls waets ibr0Wed IN
10 jaAi tOoh N IN y 0sbpoDd, md M
gal0Oi Wb0 N Noiobed a'sisaiiB NJ bll
nai usyer sess hla mother ~ mGfa, y q
Would yop ,egsoo ibat ya,e ielle
ndes y yallsi mevlf' asked am w ~
febaliod hls boob
"fes, reckon ba 30"
MAN hlNdlt tidy slss, hahn beT
~ should W. fW " ny INST be WaA
IN fvt, y0D NJ tbs Opfosrin auh
bissalfT'
" YOp'ys siibgh ltnsbl stranger, ~
fOn'v0 ROt jnat illfHn WlllM w WhfF'
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-23
THOUSANDS DIE
From Exposure 10 Infectious
Disease and Impure Air,


IN these enlightened days VI The nlne'
lepnlh opnlnry n Ia M Acknowledged
fact that ian ounce VI prevention N
worth n pound NJ cnre,' and that ONnoe
VI prevention waa never better eapmpll'
llph than w TIM nan VI ihn afeal dlain
feOlanl known IN ul'unhne," The public
has had many dianfpelanln brought W
their attention, hOmn were good, nOme
wpln had, hnh pNmn were Alnlply nhlf
fpWni, hnl none ever yhl plhnhn IN ihp
market olmhlnnl all lhn many nOoh
qualities VI nl'ullilnu,' Nv tbs lifAl place
\ was lplt W Tho mnnniuolntuln VI
''rnFlflnnn W compound n dlAlnfpNlnnl
and anllpepllu that would IN Oinrluhn, n
most lmpnlianl mhllpraH uHnIn 4 7 lllhInF
fnOiRnla well know that The nhnf VI HE
liiAlnfnplAni, pplWnlnlly when w constant
use, hpnnnnh hlOhunlng AMI lllHAp fppahln,
ollen'lmph NJ lpuph ~ M lhe onol ~
IL y wOrd nl'urinnan Ia Odorlean, and
lia work removal, nol creating nnn ninl
| ~ cover another " nnmnn N n hlghli
concentrated form, AMI when dlluinli
with twO parts water there N mi HE
Allphtonl Od6r, wondering " suitable iQl
plhnnh where fOnh N knplj Nv llln bath
nom, elppplnH fQ0ln ~ Aunt ihn house
generally u ID inhlnppnnhllni
Thpn again " IN non pnlH0nnnAl ~ ~
Important feature, fOI " uhni OhlplnAal \
hy children ~ hhiynnlh there hIn NJ
harmful laauliH, enl " N absolutely HAfi
W haVn aInun1 thu house
A. n sample NJ ia hnInllpnannHH " ga
! even IN uHpi N ~ infIlpnfnl0fHl ana, u
! heeldenlll splllel ~ harm y done mn
, n Ia particularly adapted fnJ HIS liHn
Tbs lhea fOr which 'ii'urllne' h nHed MI
almQel lllllllnhui md ~ nnnmelnln hop
would NJ paAph ~ Ihe IWi Fnf llnnh
drains, harms, nIlnalH water OlnHnlt
hoOr nlOlhp and ilp ial nl0ihea fr0n
inhnnnH ~ infection " ~ Invaluable
Thnn again lhp prlna IN ~ Inv Thai
Oan IN iiand lHvlpllp, and f0r bOaplihlI
aAYinnlh, pubic hulldlDpn h0lelhlrl NJ,
' fhilh, hnh0nl t0Olilal AnndlleAi dAlilal
y inhihnlHi stables pnnhlnp h0llHnA ~
h 0hnnnfina wlnrn 1lalnlnllnni n nand
4 large unnniillehi this N " point ~ \
a considered, Dnn nnllnn IN ilHiid ~ n ha
4, InI NJ water And iOI general uHn ~
V Tablespoonful w n Pint NJ water,
NFWliinn' N n sire pew nllyh again
7 0hnloin, IN gllppn, small pQA idlphlhpil
N all fnynfh and contagious 1lnnHanni
n AZ M aniiaHplll Hni healer hFiilnnl
N IN lnyhlnlln, IN rnllnyna ani nuf
= sOrn throat GaiaIIhi hllnnH and blleH
M inhnd'A, lnililh AMI npnldhl nhllhlnlDH, ~
~ eyes, plnplee, AMI f0r lln hath n IN
y dnllglitfll adjunct Will instant
y alQB any How NJ blond and phyaInia
70 vii understand ~ full yglnd fun
~ principal constituents, lrgmlDa NJ
lhl0Tihri ~ prepared only Ny u
IJllh chemical ljdluJnny NJ Hay w
hllb, The Hebron Drug Company bn
heeD appointed aoln agnnla i0f lhn u
N wnlian islands,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-23
a0Gw ~ MOsgY"



bgRiish GHaBeiai hHiefesH bavi
bpeB aeiisiN NJ me NJ NbM ~ NJ
eisafed ~ W. ne neeeasiig IN hfibe'
e0HeesslgHs IN me- paft NJ efedii0fs
rad Ntafeliillsts M AHsttaiiaB MHts
IN Ne Nsg M esitgsi01s NJ iitpe IN
Ne repayment M deposits ahd fedHe
INN M miea me N sam N M
eaHssd ny nv paies IN m0geN
kgideBilN wine me- baHts mn GG'
lBlaBdad ma ibeV hmm should rBH
iBdenHilalgi circumstances bave pre-
vented ibeif repayment M maibtiit.
n N alsg evident thst M RiBt M
glogpH IN London and elsewhere ar
lse ~ paai gsaf hAs contributed N
NJ embarrassment NJ Australian bHHh
Inv Interests IA Y iime NhtH tbeK Nef'
pHRaRea M fslHF N me 0sef NJ ~
lnAlH Uf lliHiei
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-23

lNlhllNh magistrate ~
ofiueg VI n uihe Any champion
W the rIahls and lIher,len VI the
people Standard Dictionary,
Tho bicycle tribe on tho Ia
wallan Islands number some
desen OF fifteen dllleren, makes
and every one Ia claimed 10 be
a high grade wheel, but IA a
head magistrate, OF supreme
master, tho Tribune was elect
81 81 M that very honorable
position An soon an Itappcarcd
In the field Of composition,
This wheel has had some
very hard tests since la intro.
duetlon In tho Islands, but In
each and every case has !, done
all and even more than was
demanded Of Il,
Any champion or amateur
..Jt. ..,lataa IA Lua.u al ola.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-23

The RNNohlNn " ,he nov rOr,N'
uueHp huowl Aocle,N with We plc.
Nmhlp MrNlpnmpnt vt the oo,eIhmpnt
rather mnre W, the pmNrh Vt The
star that tho uoloNN 0prolrslpd orr
maeh" agalNst purely Imaginary ale'
uailoNn That n was loaa lhuN lnSNl ~
tho VupuhlO
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-23
Olsa 70 Know ~

N NE yeWa,t mads nv " t0urtsI
wbe0 igfmmsd NM NE Mmmls palsI
biiNaUlee j,eey N 0g dWgRlH NJ w
i0gal Pacific aGd Cosmopolitan NJ
INNS, Ooh medal mn diDl0Wa NJ
bOGU M bDGieb International KEp0
Aiio0, lsss, Wbieb N n eO@Dlele ~
ggiDb I'M American beeF In me VEN
Nfadh NJ NE nv NJ MeNl1g
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-23
MLI nnlNI.

me- mn 0b0si eeiebfaiiGg IN No
lalbglN phHfpb Win beRig lbii egeH
NV aHd Hsi all nv ismGff6a W.
Cathedral ms beeH beaHliiullg dte
etsled YIN n0eefs nv M 0eeaaiGH
Tbpp Nlil Nv Haifh festival M M
ehnppb M mLlHigH lGHiehL
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-23

JhpfH FlfNfI y bfNDIVlHF WVfF HNN
mgle me- MabiGBahle shopping eeh
Me- ludRiHe hGm me- e0pHiaHl AlfeaH
M nnalGDpfA arm FgiHF mn heirs,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-23

A flefh HpW assortment jaal eG,ap
nv M AaslfalIa Az Bew paliefnsl
M dHmieaieA On esbiblll6b iedag
NJ helHefHH
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-23

yhs aleagssi, hrshIea lafssi aqa ysellyJ
~ KIM NJ. M ssl I KY
lnafapl ilaptle lllgt Hels hNNhlNf fldlh
gaiI b bGIl w mlip liNlLig laVps NJ WI
VI NaNy p1lil HVilKFYLs fiseel1 LilinlI,
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.,fhN u He milllmAgt NJ nplia n. nuiylfy "
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M Ala lysallatl kIAllla Company Ald tAll
,.Es \ g'gNllsIs NM. n sggllfIggle
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-23
Twelfth Annual Meeting
wOf gjiE
Hawaiian Jockey Club
JUNE IL, 1890.
OFFICIAL PROGRAM

liaoep W commence M lOa ~ sharp
~ bluf0IB HAuE,
PllseI l0ld MEDAL vnlped NJ tqO
m BI0YOlB nAOE,
pGsai GOld Medal, valued NJ wv,
w HONOLULU FUjthB, cum,
Iioonleg raee, y o'Ile dash v'ee io'
an NEh0HAhIE pUhhE
lI9itlps epd rgnipe W ljarnete Hal
pm w. plb dlsAa llOfip tlbOi
MN -OGBAhl0 ~ n CO.'S 0Dp, tlB
ADDED
Burning liaee, !, mia dash liswaIl
6W ROHlTA GliAJibh0B GUe, taOl
ADDED
Running liaeel ! mile daabi
1gH kAPlObAHl PAhR PuHst
Tr0tilDg and faelDg m llapgaaa, llpa
m " gib dlaaa fNNi
mn liAW JO0kEY 0lUB pUlisf
N mile daab nv Hawaiian beda flbl
eW KALAEAUA 0UP
mile dash ~ llawalIaD bpdi tlbO,
ION SPECIAL mon
Maiden iiapel gtgilIHR md pselBe
iiHfHnHAl Hawaiian Wed lHW NJ
NJ Dndeli FlUap 900
lllW PRESIDENT WlDFNAhh
nUF
Va miles daah free IN aIl tlbO edde
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-18
Saturday afternoon the North

Saturday afternoon the NotGh-
bound Valley train arrived at this
place about thirty minutes behind
schedule time. The2cau OF the de-
lay was due to the fact that near
Fairfield, about five miles from Pine
Bluff, the train ran over negro
man, and the clearing of the remains
from the track caused the delay
A GRAPHIC reporter was at the
depot and interviewed Mr.. Mike
Rice, the engineer on the train, re-
garding the eausnaltg.
Mr.. Rice said that he was running
his train about the usual speed, and
that owing to the fact that the sun
was shining directly in his eyes, he
could not see great distance down
the track; that when~he first saw
the man on the track he could not
tell what it was owing to the fact
that the lpap was: lying With bis
head toward the approaching en-
CINE, After he recognized the OBJ
.snuction to be a man he applied the
air brakes, but was too late, and
. the engine and one car passed over
the unfortunate human being and
ground his body into o pulp.
The man proved to bea negro,
!.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-18
He TALKS OF FRAUD.
Powell Giagton,the Notorious TX Governor
5tt of Arkansas. Gives Vent to a
Lutte Spleen.

In speech delivered ut Fayette-
vile, Ark on last Friday night,
Powell Clayton gave vent to the
following language
more than a quarter OF a century
has past since n portion OF this Union
was arrayed against the other; these
same States are still aFrayod against
progress aud prosperity. 1 say that
most OF the States that cast their
vote Tor BrEaHd0 not have honest
election methods, Arkansas is fair
sample'of the whole lott
The notorious Powell Is a .'sweet-
scented beauty" to talk of "honest"
elections. There are yet many peo-
pie living who were citizens 81 An
Kansas during the=years that Powell
Claytoniwas Governor Of this State,
and they have not forgotten how,
by disorders. the iHha Sitanls of a
number of counties were disfraurhis-
ed and prevented from exercising the
rights tf suffrage, and the other
corrupt methods then used bY tile
man whe, at Fayettevile. and elise
where talks 0f sf7tlfd@ Ia this and
other States, whose electoral votes
were given to Bryan E
Powell Clayton has done moro to
retard thepfogress and prosperity
OF Arkansastha any other oneinan
that ever lived. and ma one ever
lived in our state who il he'd in
contempt and hatredg by
honest. law abiding people tlan is
this same Powell Clayton.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-18
A SLOW DEATH,
BUT IT DIED JUST THE SAME.
The Citizens Street Railway No
More. The Last Car, Draped
In mourning, Passed Over
the Line This Morning go

i sPine Bluff no longer has a street
railway SYSTEM. For the past few
years it has had a semblance of one
"a rough track over which was run
at intervals varying from twenty
minutes TO an hour, dirty rickety
cars which were patronized only
under compulsiop by our people.
Now we have ne. even the semblance
of the railway, for all that remains
to remind one. of the old horror is
the abandoned tracks which pro-
trude above the streets and make
driving in vehicles on some of our
principle thoroughfares both danger
Gus and uncomfortable. Now our
people are happy, for their eyes
will no longer be offended by the
sight of the old, dilapidated cars
which were drawn at u snail's gait
along the streets by two little mules.
It must not be understood that
our people are not in favor Of a
street railway system. Such sys-
tenn they are very anxious TO secure;
and one properly equipped and CON
Quoted would be an Investment that
would pay good dividends; but for
The past few years the Citizens
Street railway has been allowed to
sdeteriorate to such an extent that
it was nan-paying investment
and today 1t was. closed down, pend
ing a deal by which it's believed
that the plant will be sold.
AT 10 O'Clock this morning two
ears coupled together, draped m
mourning and drawn by four mules,
were pulled over the line. This was
to signify the death Of The old com
pany; and it is hoped that the res
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-18
MIR John f. Wells EstaBlishing IN Stock
Farm Near This city.

Mr.. John e. Wells believes that
there is money to be made in rails
ing fne hogsin this county, there
fore he has already invested aiite
heavily in the enterprise and has
established a stock farm about four
miles from the city limits. He will
pay special attention to the breed
ing of registered hogs, and as a
nucleus of this industry has pur
chased a number of the finest hogs
of the Berkshire breed that was.
ever brought to Arkansas. Satur-
day he closed asdeal for hog that
this week took first prize at the
Vicksburg, Miss, fair which was in.
session last week. This hog is
eighteen months old and will weigh
600 pounds, and twill continue to
grow untile its third wear. II isa
valuable animal and is worthy to be
classed with those already owned by
Mr.. Wells.
Mr.. Wells also proposes to pay
considerable attention to the rails
ing of horses and mules and has pur
chased number of broodamalqs for
this purpose. That he will make q
success there is no doubt. CIn the
past there has. not been enough at
tention paid to hog faisingiih. the
South, our people heretofore
having been contented to buy their
meat from then ortb, but now the
low price of cotton will prevent this
and we believe that Mr.. Wells will
show by his enterprise that there is
much more money in hogs than
there is il, cotton. = =
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-18
as FELT THE EFFECT. z
nIttman shoeCo. Isesents a" Empl0ss
political independence ss'sd Loses
Two Big epqtomeFsr

I
Frank Cox, a salesman employee
by the George II. .Dittmann Shoe Co.
was probably the first person IN ~
Loais to feel the effect Of MclAinitfY
election. Ff
Those who made him feel 1t were
4 u close secondgu9 9Il8 8f71 biE
Mr.. Cox is a Democrat and W y5} e
land voted for Bryan.
His employers favored MeNialeF
They were elated over the result apd
celebrated it by. discharging Coz anata
applying Insulting and opprohF,9ns
terms to men NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. '=
| trary to theirs. ~
Then couple OF Democratic custo-
mers did a little celebrating by can
ceiling orders they had placed Win
the house. F37 III
Mr.. Cox tells thestory in this wise:
81 had been employed by the Dltt-
mann Shoe Co. for fifteen mouths ms
a salesman My contract has until
January to run. This morning ! re-
ported for business as usual. As |
entered the office William Dittmann,
secretary of the company, approeheetdi
me. He had a copy OF the Globe
Democrat in his hand and he was
indignant. He slammed the paper
down on my desk, aud hammering
on the rooster pictures, said:
Here, you go eat these birds; YOU
and your hoodlnms. You, and
every man who voted for Bryan are
- fools. Yep aregtheainan Shogledl
that hoodlhm parade SATURDAY
You can take your - lloodiunfs
and get out of my house
Il told DittmamrI had Il right to-
vote for whom pleased and parade
for whom 7 pleased, and expected
to keep right on doing. il, -
"Mr. Graham, Of Denton, Texas,
who owns seven big stores in his
State, heard what DittinaBn said to.
me. ana It made him shot. He
had just given an order for big bill.
He walked up to Dittmann and said:
4 am one of those - hoodlums,
too. Cancel my opIers You are. too
nice fer a Democratic hoodlniH to
trade with 80
"Later Mr.. Shudder, of Shudder <
Smith, Tennessee MERCHANTS, went
to Dittmann and said practically
the same thing. He Cancelled an
order he had given, and said he
wanm hunt up n house where
Democratic hOodluns,7were thonght]
more of
II can live without Dittmann, and
am not particularly sorry to lose
my place, but intend to see ii there
is any law to cover his case. Post
Dispatch