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Decorah-posten., 1896-10-16
5nennmmr ne I,ts hos Cons.

tGiter en- Tomfct fra U. S. Department of Agricultural
Sonieaul bar TO femme ganIteli9beber at tiGmpe n,e6:
Spgoomme cs Gus. Soniebuiene tan boloes mi for Gus ueb
itaois Srus al INSTRUMENTATION os peb 6piSpaitnina. Genre
iIoIe bar TO tore 6Orpee: Zen berir Quiet for Gus o. aier
bet lpiere ~iuouenoist. st lioet Ginbu piI oa eipe Iiaeiao me.
Get epS, iom elerS ct tort Sinou olenc piIbe ltaiie tllpeie. Gr
SOuiebuiet boot irit for Gus, uil Souiene boloe ia iep rene
oerior uo at noble Jig / Tor 9orO eller Stsp; oerfor oirloer
bet ON Sinteren at baue en- Iioen Sasie oerinoe altio iplSt
meb ct iauoaut Stoi. StnIoe Der ~aligepel fuoss Gus pao
5sniene, ul "Suisc' Bomber, pufet IND nnoer Jinrene ON
Iitensn, eisre al meo Dem, men 6pniene maa ou, efterat brnne
Sur er anpenot faa eop til at iobe Jreo os uforitprret uoa
line 0usler inoiil ON Morsensn.
"@apes".
"Hapes' hos Ssns oraber oite mango al benz. % beur,
Spsbom irsmiomusr al npsls imaa Suse Orme / auitrsret.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-16
Gn reanraab Yarpln ital mon. itra,

Gn iegnraab Farplp ital man, itrar
man fommer inc, iette bort meo
Saauotaset neo ps laoe ben tprre /
oeuue Stiains. Saubet brppper oa al
lanss Stenserne ps Tr9ftet tsrrer
iepnt. Sois mon berimpo fslser ben
~i9buanlise ui.if ps fuller 8araplpen
meo Saanotaset op, iaa riuber @aubet
neo i ben Sting, buor Stanserue er
i9iteoe III Sfaitet. Der bploer Suas
isIeoen fig %lensii. % Der bliusr 3siet
mart itjsrt % lGsuer. Silfepnraplper
bsr mon life labe tsrre I opipenoi
Stilius; Silfen blipsr ba ftp % bris
tier ~lettere. Site heller bsr man labe
8aruplpen itaa fat iammeurullet;
5Olperne bsr pare lsie, sllers rspner
be altior tort.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-16
151

unoertioen optrrber oisie 5nplebpr iaa talriee, at be aIbe@
toaier 0u9len. Eager man en- 0jeOer, bppper ben 3erpen
I'm eler HEROINE Ole, iHthr ben neb 9uftrsret og breNT
on ON, tnotil Srmene er fiernet, pil bette Miooel for BET
Wtelte bialpe, o9 bet bruses al Manae.
anore ~anbeialer at tase Srmene no meo en- i'm StadI
frooo eler ct 6eItebaar, Der lae9es onbbelt % oltiaa banrf
en- estte. 8enne 2Gfte .itttter man neo 9uftrsret os breiI
Den omtrtng, inbtl Srmene er frfteoe til ben, iaa be fan trRt
teS no meo Den. GnOuu ct URiooel, iom prattiIeres al ro0t
ponies Cpor9ttere: be tpineer Sgniene, inoenauate ct Iicf
trt Sntat til at inbaanoe nm laifet Salt, Tom al % til tohtS
berino.
WRen De gtioler, iom fan ~forbiubre, at spaoommeue inH
trnoer il9, De bar lanot mere garO emo De, iom ital belbrto'
allereoe onerebne 6~snieiusle.
5snlebnlene cg Senie9ooroeue mao boloes aloeleS rene
o9 tsrre; Sprene maa foa Ell Scoring, Der pasier for beul oS
De maa baoe Wlotion; unoer lise Smeiuelier pil De iom III"
9el. lIeloen eller alorie bliue ipse; tbi life minoit er llrenSlG
beo o9 si9e9ploi9beo fra Gierens She oa ct islet, urent 0p
bolotteb 9igre ellers irIte SDns ipse.
Gr SsnieneS @aarosplabS fplot meo llrensIiebeb og ~
lebal, o9 Der ia tiOligere bar opboIot fg Sgus, icm par b"
t9n9te raeo snItrgrSprme, ba Tan man life pente ia gnos1
eno at Sp9oom mart ~inoinoer Jig Der. Griarne SgnieboIoF
boloer paa, at man, Ter en- iaaoan sanlmel 6iarfrG' Yla'
op'paoes, bsr ben ipreoes ouer reb Salt elermattes u.oen 9H
misunderstanding; mango Spirer os sporer til Sp0oop
men rrlfsr oerpeS i'm Gune til at afitebtcmme Spsbomms
Ssntss asIsra.
Setfe sr en- nnesst initiom Spsoom, TOM raisr uesst esn'
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-16

Habot ON Nauien. Gen bsfjenote
tranite @eOsrai. Charles Gtabot, blep
leuenoe begslitret, ba ban fit Giterrcts
uinaen ON Nanisns Sjemiomit. 8 ct
Sreu til "Seroens Sang" itriusr ban
iaaleoes bl. ": IS at uoiurife Sur.
ben, liseiom i 2iteratur os StoenItab
tappes MI HOrse meo be fore gtatiUs
ner, os paa ole Smraaber Opnaar bet
slimrenbe seire, tattet bore bet sSn tia.
tip, ben llpboloeubeo % bet Moo,
bets esnuer er | Seiiobelie al. 9gr,
bore Nanieu, 9gre bore bet aamle,
mig unse Ror9e!"
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-16

SanoIae.i - o. man fjsroer az Grfu'
ring SpbNn - bumps en Ritroglncs'
rins patron n.o og erplcoers pdd gdns
oen. 9ett. bortriper enbpsr mulie 5or'
binbrins for bet fris Sob uf Die.
nosle 5ilfalbe ipringer Slien ~bogitdosiIg
op al 9orebulst % ! andre Silt9losr
maa Den pumpes op. 0a Die fsr't
bIeu iunOet, gil msgen tilipilOe csO
Wunslsn p1a pdsisnOe 9ebolpsrs til at
opiamle ben; / be Ienere adr bliDsr ben
imioIertio iDitsmatiIt fert gjennsn Her
til Splassiteosrns i oe fore gpsr, boor
ben rdfine,ss og fdbritsres til mango 1ors
Itjellige 9robuttsr.
Slisproouttionen for 1894 | Be sore
neoe Stater bslsb fig til 48,500,OOO
Barrels, bpiltet bar n9itn 100000
Barrels minbre eno bet Dirtelige 5orbrug,
og oerfor madtte Der Tapes al Rs'sroes
bsholoninesn fra be fsr'ts aurs rige uo>
bptte. 9enne Reierpsbebolcning er imtos
lertio MI gnaet neb til rnber 100000
Barrels, og bette Misforbolb fan nuturs
ligpis life peoodre l9nge, uoen at Yrl'sn
naa itige. - Nf ben totule Yroouttion |
1894 a'b9roeoes til llplunoet for $44,s
100000.
Der finbes Ter rigs Slieregioner / Der
ben, ~foruben be / be Sureneoe Stdter.
De n9pnes Der / ben RRttsfslge, ION
iparer til oerss @isti9beb: gatu, Bur
mai, CANADA, 8uli5ien, Peru, Snpun.
De rusiife &iloer - 8utu - glpsr
enorme Gpantiteter.
8so forItislige p~rotesler az 0iitiuns
ton cg Sili9tning of Sprer og Iltalter
uopinoes Der mango probuiter az ben rua
petroleum, bporuf be pigtigfte og melt
betjenbte er GaIoline, Nafta, Benign,
gelpsningsolie (aeroisne), WaItInolie,
Parafin, 8aielins os Gosmoline.
Gn Of De nneite % melt foroeld9tige
Inpenoelier al ben rdd Petroleum er for
Spbeoning al Samptjeoler, buaoe I'LL
lambs o9 tilodnps, ibst bet Dor pitt Jig,
at bette Materidle er biqigere END &ul;
mere renligt, lettere at babe pud Spldg,
nemt at badnotere og ~lluttslig - boiltet
iptller en- betboelig Holle / Itore 9per -
dloslss u%fItdfer bet itpgge Rsgitsp, Der
leirer fig paa alt pg forpeiter 2uften, man
inodanoer.
Del piloe life bore rigtigt at ~dfIlutte
osnne Irtitsl ON S~lieinouItrien uoen at
ioetminoite n9pne ben fore 8orporation
= Standard Sil Company" - Der
bar srebet Iaalepes ON fig % rebet / ben
Slab til fig, at lille alsne Slistiloerne i
bort Gano, men ogidu Rafinsrierne %
mango al Sernbdnerne er unoer bets
aontrol; ia bet puaitudes e~nopgiaa, at
bette umattelige ubpre bar opnudet Som
troll oper be rige rusIiIte Slietiloer.
"Stanodro Sil Gompanp's" 5ormue nns
Ilaaes nu for Sioen til ben ~fubeldstige
Sum at bsnosD 100 MiIionsr Dollars.
Del er Hart, at ct fau magtist MonOpol
Tan beItemme Prilerne efter eget 8ootbss
finosnoe, pg at man osrfur ulorig tan
bore lifter pda, ON Dor uunDoHrlige
SusboIoninssartitel, &eroiens, bolber ia
Iaa LAB / Pris, lsm ben MI er.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-16
$50

aranen. 5orat afen bebre Hal tage imoO 8anbet, er bet
beoit, at Der suert 9itcu er en- Crop at balOe /.
9uben al 8 SuibeIs goo 4ite siuer 90 @alons goo Saa'
pc, bpis man baloer Den cuer og oper aiten ieien, iaa ben
eaar mango 6an9e ajennem Sgnoen. Gil De 90 Gallons 9uo
irttes 8 Guno 6eot % 1 guno sal soda. @rpoen anbrinaes
ouer en- ~laneiom 5lb. efterat ben er fplbt meO en- SIanoins al
6eot o9 Cub iua teri, at ben fan bare ct sge. Otter en- 3ios
Spgnins tan man ie, naor Saapen er frrois - buerteu for tpno
euer for INF; er bet Sioite Silialbet, ipaoeS ben op meo 9ano
% toees iremoees.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-16

DiIhlm2"
"a, alara. MI 7taI Der bespnoes for
alpor."
"SjGrs, TprtGl mig ON oins plansr!"
!Sele benos YGien ibntes oplIugt al
Sntsrcsie.
ga, iea bdr BEN life rigtis Hart snos
nh, men arbeip. % 'lioe Tiul jeg fra
Woraen til 9p9Io; leg I9ngtsr, ies tsrs
tier cfter oet."
"9rupo, Wilbelm!"
"alara, bet er nogst, isg pI be dig tilsi
mig, fer iss r%siier."
".Soao mener ou2"
so, icg bill be big ON 5orlaoeIis MI,
for Ri ffilss, idnIte for ~beituncig, for min
- 5rGtbeo, at jeg oengans popeoe Of be
bio ON at bi min SuItru. gu f~oritadr
iea, bpOrIeoeS en- 8pinoe ION Ou maa fsle
oct"
"Spab nensr ou?"
!6un Ilog Sinene op og Tua p1u BAN,
mems ReOmen langIomt fOriodnot fra
bsnoes &inoer.
Seq mensr, at isg bengung Tom M
buroe ia inoist, at ou bar ultfor GOD for
mig"
Oct bar jes aIbrig ipnes."
Spar BIZ itts?"
"gtei, Wilbelm, oct bar isg life =
men -"
"5al no, &Idra, bu, for fprite os Tibite
Sang"
$50, ieg tGntie, al Mobaangen Ifuloe
onippre big. Seq troooe = jeg badbeoe,
at Du piIoe opbppe belle bin Qrbeiostruft,
belle bin Gner9i, pg bri p9ro bet Wadl,
ou eftertrdgteoe, Tom life bapoe tommen
til at ee nogsn 8nroi for big, bois ou
baDoe nnuet BET Iaa let"
Sum bdpOs tdlt / en- rolig Zone, men
benoss bele Snbrs bar / Sprsr, og Zine
ne Ilog bun nso.
"2iItige Nopotat. &unoe ou life Idgt
mig ostte?"
"gsi, mar 6u life lloen pbrs Tad<
pirtniug fslte, at ou tunoe gjsre ;ct, bar
bet life farlig beosnot meO bin Sj9rligs
bso."
"Nei, tanite. Site oengang."
De tang bs9ge os FurIpnsce fig af 0ese
ierten.
Smart bar De iaroigs.
SAT, &ldro, Minbet ON Denne Stunb
er oct eneite pirtelis lptteligs. isa fsrer
mso mig fra 59oreueiorosn."
"0d bar pu life meaen 2ptfe at min
oss, itatfels 8ilbeim."
"Qd net! SITE megsn! DEF par
Spno at Il! 9lt Toretommar mig tomt,
alt, upen oct, al ou, alara, Tom tsrneo
og ia 5arpsl til mig"
!San iegte at ie rolis uo, men Stem;
men fjalp. og ban bleo bleg.
Ylupielis bpries afgungsiisnalet fra
S9tfet.
De Iprdng begge op mob ~bpstanore.
Sun rate bdm begge fine SRnoer.
1-
"2tpje, Wilbslm! Iojs!!"
"gei, bent, Slara, bent! Dc: ringe.
tire 8dnge!!"
San bolot benbss SGnoer freaoelss /
fine.
GLEN mig life, &lara, men tanf pau
mig en- Sang imslsm! Sprer bu, pil ou
lobe mig oet?"
ga, ia!"
"Sg tilgi mig: at jes bar Ida bum
~Oengang. Seq Etdl dloris siere BET mere!"
$50, bet ftal bu!"
Sun n9Itsn rppte Sroene bit - %
iaa blso bun purpurrso pg Hog armsne
ON ham.
"Gr BET Idnbt2 Gr BET Ianot? Seq
Iaar 2pp til at tomme igiene"
ga, ja!"
"Naar jeg er biepsn en- bra Mano2"
San bsisoe Iig neo og tpsieos bsnoe.
Ru ringsoe bet for treble Sang. Sun
reo fig les pg iprans op paa 0ettet. San
fulgte efter.
Seroppe bolot man pda meo at tr9tte
ino 2~anosangen.
"9ent, jeg maa ilnno.!"
San trptteoe purmt og burtig benbss
Suanb, % iad iprdng bun, let Tom en-
2erte, pper 2~anogangen os no paa grps=
gen.
Wilbelm fob pau apmmdnopbrettet %
bons ps SIaras Sins Iau parmt og lengs
IND / hindnbeuS.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-16
Wacmter

snRts, til mob COB S,talins at irr
bonble garsr, Tom MISUNDERSTANDING
iaouel / 1~auoinnpiite iom omerltanft
Samilier. Gubpsr, icm er'ier en- lsrl'
neuee SefirftiasIis, eler oil tOrlfaffe
ia en- ooo 8liortieucite, pil tor ire
9rspsr, Girtulrrer, Of b., bebnss at tile
itrlpe
6. Z. Sbppp & Co.,
SIR. COS etate Gtrret, Ratiuc, Nis.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-16
Send your name for q Souvenir
OF the Works OF Eugene Field,
che eugene Field rncaamsnt Souvenir

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sons RatheFed from the broad sores Of Eagep. fields
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DSantiili 81 me poems Of Eugene Field. Hand.
SomelY Illustrated BY th.Fty-hve OF the world's
greatest artists as their contribution 10 The Mon.
hinent Fund. But for the noble CONTRIBUTION, Of The
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tsteo ler s7.eo. FOR sale a. book stores, or sent
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heShild's Poet Laureate, published by the Com
mi,iee 10 create a fund 10 build the Monument
and 70 care for the family Of THE beloved poet.
Eugene FIELD Monument Souvenir Fund,
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-11-20
VERY QUIET.
|,,rsvler's Campaign Is Only
 vuown to His Officials.
|~o srRg IS BEING GIVEN OUT.

,..r even Hundred Sick Soldiers Sent ose' ,a From Pinar del Rio Prov.
 U Report Sent Out That the
 in0' e.,aral Has Resigned-Cubans
 s :. Tampa Receive News of a Victory.
 u.vAsA. Nov. 2O.-yrey little news -.asrdipe r Captain General Weyler's srations against the insurgents in the 'rosince of Pinar del Rio is allowed td |'ast I out from the palace.
 Mi Major Razean of the Spanish com .,srder's staff, however, arrived here 5 ..am ,.'s, the front. He says the operations .0 mostly difficult, and adds that the .atain -, general slept two rainy nights tba ground and without blankets,
 aa that be has been several times with
 - water The major further says that |.so oantain general is between Fora and SCandelaria.
 n snjte of the fact that the weather s.s greatly improved in Pinar del Rio Ind that the authorities insist that tho baaltb of the troops shows improvement, |r0o sick men have recently arrived and |sOo more are expected to reach this city auring the day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-11-20
A Fatal Collision.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.-A disastrous wreck occurred yesterday at Old Fort, yu 1, 'ae western North Carolina division of eAs southern railroad. The Chattanoo. fa ana Norfolk yestibule limited collid-
 T Mi1n a helper engine which was
 scking down the mountain. John n0ward, fireman, and William A.
 ames' engineer of the limited, were
 @ naeu. It Is reported that Postalclerk 'Anam Henderson, colored, had his .es ca1 off. Flagman Albert Hauser 'as slightly injured. The accident was s,;s ssso 0y Engineer Terrell of the helper l. egarding an order. Neither he nor
 fireman were hurt. All of the killed
 ~ injured were from Salisbury.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-11-20
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Harry Williams of St. Louis, who was reared by Chiuaman, is the only white man who is Highbinder
 A huge paper mache elephant for ad vertising purpose caused a lawsuit at St Louis.
 John Bowlin, Missouri farmer, bought two brass bricks and thought they were gold.
 Mrs. Caroline Spiegel's horse ran away with her in a cemetery at St. Louis, dashing out her brains.
 The worlds supply of raw sugar ex- ceeds that of 1895, despite Cuba's short age.
 A mob drove negro stavecutters out of Altona, Ky, shooting nine of them.
 While out coon hunting at St. Charles, Mo, Henry Guttermuth accidentally shot and killed Sam Wolf. They were intimate friends.
 Over the settlement of 8 debt of $13 William Gee shot and killed William Magnus at Macon, Mo.
 By new turn i'll the law under which George Washington DAVIS, ne- gro, was given a life sentence for wreck ing train and causing il persons to be killed near Lincoln, Neb., he will be lib erated or will get new trial
 o. R. Erwin, a brakeman was knock ed from a train at Richardson Tex, by wire and badly injured.
 Corsicana, Tex, will have new fire- engine and an extension ladder and fire escape.
 o. G. Boyd, fell from an engine near Strawn Tex, and was severely hurt. He was brakeman.
 The Norwegian Flow company at Dubuque, Ia., has made an assignment. Liabilities, $l40, ,000 assets, $25, 5,o0o.
 Maynard Helay, who fell from tram near Overbrook. died at Ardmore l. T., of his wounds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-11-20
KILLED DEFEND ING A GIRL.
|James Childs Shot Down by Man Grazed by Drink.

Flames Childs Shot Down by Man Grazed by Drink.
 SAN FRANeIseo, Nov. 20.-James H. Childs was shot and killed by John
 Miller, carpenter, while attempting to
 prevent the latter from committing an- other murder. Crazed by drink and iealousy, Miller called at the residence of Miss Nellie Ryan. on Clementina street, with the intention of killing her.
 The first shot from his pistol. fired as
 she opened the door to admit him, miss. 1ng her, she rushed into the street and
 ealled to Childs, who was passing, for protection. He tried to prevent Miller From shooting again, but, exaspera ted
 py his interference, Miller turned upon him and shot him through the head, Killing him. Before he could renew his astaok on the girl the murderer was ar- rested
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-11-20
NOTED MURDER CASE.
'0i and Carrie zeigler on Trial Fo
 Murdering Sheriff Brooker

eoi and Carrie Zeigler on Trial For Murdering Sheriff Brooker.
 SAVANNA, Ga., Nov. 2O.-The case of 1he State against Sol and Carrie Zeigler Tor the murder of Sheriff L. B. Brook ef Tn October, 1895, is on trial in the su- Peror court here. The in many re- spscts is the most remarkable ever heard 'n Georgia. The feud in which it Vflginated and which has already re- Fal1ed in the killing of two men had RO'flcs at the bottom of it, and in the 'fal now on hand political feeling fromses ' to play prominent part. an0mas E. Watson, late Populist nom- 'nss Tor vice president, is the leading counsel for the defense.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-11-20
Sold at sl.oo a Bottle by Dealors In Medicine.

SIOUX CIrY, Ia, Nov. 20. The First National bank here closed it's doors. The failure is due to heavy withdrawals. The bank was one of the oldest institu- tions in the city. and was considered one of the soundest. Amount of liabil- ities is not yet known.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-11-20
Five Hundred Killed.

MADRID. Nov. 2O.-official dispatches received here from Manila says insur-
 gents were defeated in engagements with Spanish troops fought at Santa
 Cruz and Anagrat. The enemy losing boo men killed, and the government loss being slight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-11-20
Cubans Won the Battle.

TAMPA, Fla, Nov. 2o.-Cuban leaders here have received information that the Insurgents have just won one of the
 most important battles fought on the island during the progress of the war The battle was in Pinar del Rio, bus
 nn details are given.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-11-20
National Convention W. c. T. U.

At St. Louis, Nov. E to 20. For the above occasion the Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets, Pine Bluff to St. Louis and return, at one and one-third fare on the certificate plan. Tickets on sale November II to 19. Return limit November g, 1898.
 J. w. FARLEY. Agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-11-20
Pan American Medical congres.

At Mexico City, Mexico, November 16 to l9, 1896. For the above occas- ion the Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets, Pine Bluff to Mexico City and return, at $47.S5. Tickets on sale November and 10, 1896. Re- turn limit December 3l, 1896. Stop over privilege will be allowed at pleasure within the Republic of Mexico. J. W. FARLEY, Agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-11-20
vsvler Reported as Resigned.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2o.-A private dis ,|,ateb has been received in this city
 From MadrlI to the effect that General hNsyler had resigned as captain gener-l
 \, the Spanish army i'll Cuba and that
 General Prando had been named by the .oovornment as his successor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-11-20
Arkansas State Baptist Convention.

At Hot Springs, Ark, Nov. B to 20, 1896. For the above occasion the Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets to Hot Springs and return at one and one-third fare on the certificate plan. Dates of sale, November II to 19, 1896. Rerurn limit, November g, ,,S96.
 J. W. FARLEY. gent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-11-20
Made an Assignment

], Sa.oAeo' Nov. 2O.-The Probst Con-
 Nsslon company, has made an assign s.a' |. The company is one of the larg- nal a.s,acting concerns in this country, Ns .'s headquarters is in New York. NO statement filed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-11-20
W ALKER DRUG co.
south Arkansas A. M. E. Church.

south Arkansas A. M. E. Church. At Clarendon, Ark, Nov. IS. For the above occasion the Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets, Pine Bluff to Clarendon and return, at one and one-third fare on the certificate plan. Tickets on sa Nov. + to IS. Re- turn limit November g, 1896.
 J. ". FARLEY, Agent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-11-20
Choice Flowers and Plants.

Choice assortment of palms. ferns and other plants. Blooming chrys- anthemums. 100 different varieties; all kinds of bulb stock for Winter and Easter bloomings. Cut flowers a speciality. MRS. c. A. STARR,
 10 1Sd1m Bellwood Greenhouse.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-11-20
Price of Lumber Advanced.

MEMPHIS, Nov. 2o.-The Southern Lumber Manufacturers association, in called session here. adopted prieelist advancing yellow pine 50 cents per 1000 foot
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-11-20
 Five Years Tar,,,

"Aco' Tex, Nov. 2o.-Will Burris Apa oAsiceed s, here of highway robbery )bsD;s..a sven term of five years in the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-11-20
Man Stabbed.

IA .ss,a saA MoALEsrER, I. T., Nov. ao.- hipb ;u 1s cutting affray occurredsaaLo. tsts,,s :. which man named Wel6h:was
 's'iy wounded.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-11-20
McEl.REE'S WINE OF CARDUI

will bring girls safely through the crisis. Taken at the first indication of weak ness, it never fails. It regulates the monthly periods with perfect precision. It's action is direct upon the feminine organs that above all others, ought to be strong and well.
 Start the girl right. Don't expose her to the dangers and tortures of dragging weakness, bearing down pains, nervous prostration and the facilitating drains so common to women.
 McElree's Wine of Cardui, is a home treatment. It does away entirely with abhorrent "1oca1 examinations.
 c.t. q, c, m !. po,tls hv peato,s |, M MadIetna
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-11-20

When the girl comes to be woman look out. If she starts out in vigorous, womanly health then it is pretty safe to say she will be healthy, attractive, beautiful woman.
 The beginning of womanhood is the real crisis in woman's life. Nearly always something is wrong then in the distinctly feminine organs. Maybe it isn't very serious-no matter-the time to stop disease is when it starts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-11-20
KentuckvEis all right.

Bryan IS all right. Nc Kinley is all right for s5o.ooo a year. Walker Drug Co, is all right. Their prices are right. Their drugs are all right. Walkers Cream Balm is all right. The Republicans are all right. Returns from the Moon are coming in slowly. but no doubt it will be all right. We are all right.
 " ALKER DRUG GO,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-11-20
Grand Chapter 0. E. $.

Uf"neH OHHHPVoT S1s H1 F5s At Little Rock, Nov. 16 to 21. For the above occasion tho Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets to Little Rock and return at one fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale November 15 to 21. Return limit November 22, 1896. J. W. FARLEY, Agent.
The record-union., 1896-06-05
Beware
OF the knife.

Mr.. Lincoln Nelson, of Marshheld, MO-,
writes: "For six years have been
sufferer from a scrofulous affection OF
the glands of my neck, and all ehor's
of physicians in Washington, ID. ~
Springfield, H., and ST. Louis tailed 10
reduce the enlargement. After SIX
months constant treatment here, my
physician urged me to submit to a re-
inoval of the gland. Atthis critical mo-
nient a friend recommended S.S-S.'
and laying aside deep-rooted prelu-
dice against all patent medicines De
gan its use. Before had used one bot
tie the enlargement began to disappear,
and now it is entirely gone, though am
not through with my second bottle YET.
Had only used your S.S.S. long ago,
/ would have escaped years OF misery
and saved over SI5o."
This experience is like that OF all VINO
suffer with deep-seated blood troubles.
The doctors can do no good, ana even
their resorts to the knife prove either
fruitless or fatal. S.S.S. IS the only
real blood remedy; it gets at the root OF
the disease and forces it out perma-
nently.
SIS. Guaranteed bn,ely 5cgefz0Ie)
The record-union., 1896-06-05
Smoked Glasses

Are nine cases out of ten the most in
furious things that can be worn whether
the sidewalks glare or no. An injection
of morphine or a dose of opium make
things appear well for the time being,
but if continued will in the end ruin the
constitution. So these glasses to the eye.
When once started it is almost impos-
sible to get along without them, the eye
having become SO weak and tender. Call
on F. de Wolfe Hennah. he will give
you free examination of your eyes and
tell you whether they are in any way
defective and thereby save you unneces-
sary expenditure. Remember there is no
charge for examination at The Nor
mandie, Tenth and K. References on ap-
plication. Office hours, to u, / to 5,
to 8. Sundays, to- II.