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COLUMBUS s
Wins A TROI
Son of Mcdonald Chief
Shows His Staying
Qualities.
Six Heats Necessary to Decide
the 2:2O Glass Race at
Stockton.
Joe Whee eIer Wins the Pacing Event
and Tortoise the Five
Furlong Dash.

STOCKTON, CAL, Sept. 21.-Tbe second
day. racing at the Stockton Fair was iull
of surprises for bettors and the sport was
exciting. The event of the day was the
2:20 trot, in which there were eight start
ers. 1t was a si1-heat race, and was won
by Colum bus S, the 'stayer," in the last
three heats. The wise ones picked Iran
Alto, son of Palo Alto. for the winner,
but he never got better than second place,
and when the splitting OF heats was COM
menced the wise ones dropped upon Co.
lumbus S, which had held the second
place after the first heat, and showed stay
ing qualities which were well known to
the circuit travellers.
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Kruger Ha. Byi,he. Disease,

LONDON, ENG, Sept. 2L-The Daily
Chronicle says it learns from a good
source that on September IA President
Paul Kruger of the South African Re-
public was examined by Two leading
physicians who diagnosed his mala " as
Bright's disease in an advanced stage.
One of the physicians informed Presi-
dent Kruger that he would probably NOT
live more than eighteen months. The
President, however, perseveres in his re-
solve to seek reelection.
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United states Guns Fro,om at Morocco

United States Gums Erotcn at Morocco.
TANGIERS, Morocco, Sept. 2l.-The
United States ship San Francisco, flag
ship of the European squadron, has
arrived here in order to investigate and
obtain redress, if necessary, fer the re-
ported fogging OF American citizsns at
Mogador, and also to enforce the promised
settlement of former claims OF the United
States against Morocco.
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Ratified hu tha Sultnn

CONSTANTINOPLE. TURKEY, Sept 21
The preliminary treaty of peace between
Turkey and GREECE, which was signed on
Saturday by the representatives of the
Sultan and of the powers, has been rati-
fed by the Sultan.
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KL0NDYKE:!!

TOIN THE COOPERATIVE COMPANY, A
y safe ana sure inve5 rment for small or large
amounts. New invention Tor prospecting in
ALASKA GOLD FIELDS.
Apply al San Francisco Office, room oS2 Parrott
Building, A.. NJ to P.
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Thomas Smiths Columbus <, by
Mcdonald Chief Ethan allen
Palermo, by Berlin (Hodges) ........3 S32
Uncle johnny, by Benton Boy (KenDI 4 4 773
Our JaG@, by. by bt9d StenWsy tsuiliyanl.3
Luster, by Falls GRAY -...........S r. o.
Fanadma. By ETOs (Ffanklin). ......-6 3 3 4 r. q.
May, B, by Altoona( Nan Bokelen). a 5 d s r. o.
Time, 2:2O - 2;1614 2;lS-2 2:l7 - 2;lS12-
2:20I4.
Pacing, 2 20 class
c. J. owens Joe Wheeler. by sldney-The
Grand Moor (Owens) ..-......... ............1 l
FOracita, by Red Cloak (Bakerp. ............2 2 .
Ade e by Dexter Prince (oanders) ............4 3 3
Prince II, by George Ric man (AIOsher) ...3 4
Time. 2:l8-2;l71&-2:16.
Running, five furlongs-Tortoise 1O6 Mack
linz, won; Jim Bozeman 1l2 IT. McDon add,
second; LoIo 102 (Holmes), third. Time
:0116f Kitty Brady, McFarlane and Soledad
also ran.
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Flahert,, Gets the ecision.

LONDON, CONN. Sept. 2L-Martin
Flaherty OF Lowell got the decision on
points over George Siddons OF New Or
leans in twenty rounds here tonight.
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six furongs, two-year-olds-
*deIvIle Burnham l06 Harrington), 2 10 Ill
~Kings Pom l03 (Combs) TO 1...........-........2
sue Sue 1O3 (Frost), 10 10
Time 1859. Chiquita 10S, Hurdler 103, j. w.
Mccarthy 1O3, Irmene l03, Judge Napton l g.
Bailey 106 and Kings Guard lO6 also ran. "Equal
choices.
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One mile and seventy yards, selling
Ransom los (HalD, 10 1.........................1
IopmaSt l05 tComos) even en......---.............2 2
May GAliop los (Peterman), TO o5................3
lime, l;4612 Parole dor 9S also ran.
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Of a mile two-year-olds-

Eleven-sxteenths Of a mile, two-year-olds-
GraZiella 104 (Donaldson). TO ol................l
Defending los (WoOds). 10 70 l.............. z
Fonsavannah log (Kitey), 8 to I................ 3
Time, :0734. kosemaid lO0 Tom Calvert ! 03
Dan Waldo lU7, Ben Hadad 07 Silly Mason lOI
and *Sacket 10 also *Favorite.
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IuUOUgS SbIIIDg-
Mamie Callan lO4 (KetZ) 5 to o1........,......1
Floreanna ! 10 (WarreB). to 1..................2
Bird 1O4 (Conno ly), 8 TO .......-.-.... 8
Time. 10. War Paint 10, Barna l07, Tom
Sayre no. %IIelen Wren no, 1eata lay Ito and
Inspector aunt ll0 also ran. %Favorite.
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To Cure IA Cold, in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Drug
Dists refund the money If IL fails TO cure. 25c.
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LIABILIrIE :

L, sses adjusted and unpqId ....... $1s,;
Losses in process Of Adjustment or
in suspense. ......................... So,
Losses resisted, including expenses. 49,:
Gross premiums on Fire Risks run
ming one year or less, $3.50 ,063 81;
reinsurance 30 per cent.......-.--- 4SO,I
Gross premiums on Fire Risks run
Iss rs; reinsurance pro rata ...... s75,'
Amount reel aimable by the insured
on perpetual Fire Insurance
Policiet... ..................,...... 564,
and to become due. ................. H.
Total Liabilities. $50, {
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l OS. Cannonade LOG. Doc Turbiville 106, Fasig
l09, Tim Irwin 100 and Weenitchie lO9 also ran.
~Favorite
One mile. selling
Addie buchanan l04 (stevens), to 1............2 2
Sackvile 9S (Combs), 10 l......................3
Corbn ga Rowland Duett TO-, Judge Debousse
1O4, JACK Bradley 104 and Mollie King 104 also
ran
six furlongs, two-y year-olds-
%MelvIlle Burnham l06 CHarrington), TO Ill
%kings Pon lO3 (Combs) TO 1..-......-.-........2
sue Sue 1O3 fFrost), 10 10
Time, 1864. Chiquita 1O3, Hurdler l03, j. w
Mccarthy IU5, lrmene los, Judge Napton 6.
Bailey loo and Kings Guard 1O6 also ran. *Equal
choices.
One mile and seventy yards, selling
o,ag, HanSoG 1g2 In5 10
May GAliop lo5 (Peterman) 10 5...... ..........3
lime, l;4612. Parole dor 9S also ran.
Six furlongs, selling, two-year- olds-
Char otte NJ 103 (Combs), 10 TO o1................1
sic wanda lO7 tHinkey), 2 10 L..
Time, :l6 Barbee l08 Clara II los katie
Ruth4uord 03, Flora q l05, Whrmantiline 1O5,
J con 105 and Sir Joseph Lister 1U6 also ran
*favorte.
Jude ,es sleadman man ic4 (sneIll, 6 to 1......l
Glad Eyes 81 (stevens) IL 10 l......--.-..-...-.2
lime i;421s. Fractitioner 81, GLADYS ii 81
Bob Wni'e 1oS Cod Top 1O2 sifduOa 5a,l 1o4 Zoe
and Uncie Abb liz also ran. *tavorite.
CINCINNATI, OHIO. Sept. 2l.-Results
at Oakley:
Five and half furlongs, George B. Cox won,
Moto second, Sister Jane third. Time :0S1
Jackanapes Was first but was disqualified lOr
iouling.
six furlongs, selling, Pouting won, Madeline
second, High Test third. Tlmo, 1413
One mi e, Don Qulxote won, 0rRI second
Joe MuSSle third. Time, l :4S.
The Gem stakes, one mile, MalVolio won,
Pontus second, Lie Der Kari third. Time, l AZ
One mile, seliIng, Berclair won, Dominica
second, Harry Gaines third. Time, 142.
DETROIT, MICH, Sept 2l.-Five turongs.
Miss Gussie won, Bonadot second, Hurry
Burly third. Time, l: :02.
six furiongs, P.antain won, Majesta second,
Judith thlrd- Time, 1;15A.
One mile, selling, Kisme won, Beau Ide al
second. Leoncie third. Time, :4214
Seven furlongs, Schuttiecock won Irksome
second, 1ngomar third Time, :2S.
six furlongS, Sc ling, M!dlo won, Enchanter
BUFFALO, n. Y. Sept 2I.-ReSults at Fort
Erie: Five furlongs, selling, Our Breezy won,
BardeIla second, Timora third. Time, :0312
One mile, selling, Abingdon won, Kenosha
second, Proteus third. Time, ;4212.
six furlongs, selling, Abundant won, Flem-
ing second, Florida Rose third Time, :165<
One mile, Storm King won, Thad second,
Annie Lyle third. Time, 1 43
Steeplechase, full course, Decapod won,
Martinet second, Brother Bob third. Time
> :3214.
second, Old Genius third. Time 1:154.
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1OS. Cannonade 1O6 Doc Turbivine 106, Fasig
l09, Tim Irwin 100 aud Weenitchte l09 also ran.
%Favorite
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IiINlIoIII UyHptp'
sia, Consumption. Asthma, Breht's and all Kid
ney Diseases Blindness, Heart Disease. Diseases
of the Throat, Cancer, Tumors and Blood aud
SIX II Diseases. Male and femsle maladies sue
cessively treated and cured. Consultation free.
Othee 77h Clay st, wherr he may be consulted at
any Time during the DAY evening Hours-9 $50
TO II A.. NJ, I 80 TO 4 to P.
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One mile, selling
Briggs SO G. outha d), to 1...................-.1
Addie Buchanan l04 (Stevens) 3 to 1............
Sackville SO COMBS 10 l.....................
Time, l:4343. RusselIa "a, Play Boy "a, John
Corbin "a, Row land Duett TO-, Judge Debousst
lO4, JacS Bradley l04 and Mollie King 104 asC
ran.
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ON EAs1ERN TRACKS.
CGrneTo Wins the Illinois Selling Stake
at Harlem.

CHICAGO. Ill, Sept. 2l.-Carnero, with
Connolly up, won the Illinois selling
stake at Harlem to-day, the favorite, Du-
nois, being unplaced. But one favo7ite was
successful.
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STATEN EMIT
Or THE
CONDITION AND AFFAIRS
Or THE
AMERICAN fire
INSURANCE COMPANY

OF PHILADELPHIA, IN THE STATE OF
" Pennsylvania on the list day OF December.
A. D. S96 and for the year ending on thai day, as
made TO the Insurance Comm issioner OF The slate
of California. pursuant to the provisions of sec
tions 610 and GIL of the Political Code, condensed
as per blank furnished by the Commissioners
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CL.OS|uG-OUT
PRICES

Rule throughout every department of
the establishment. We want to get
done. and are naming prices to hasten
the closing time along. We haven't
the most complete stock in the city,
but what we have is priced below
what any similar article is sold for
elsewhere. That's advantage enough
to warrant you coming here first. Try
it anyhow.
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Six furlongs, selling, two-year- olds-
Char Otte NJ l03 (Combs), 10 TO o1.....-.........,.
sic wanda 107 (Hinkey), TO l...................t
Denial lot (SnelD, to
Time, l :l6 Barbee 103, Clara II l03. Katie
Ruth 4rford l03 Flora q l05, Whrmantiline los
con 105 and Sir Joseph Lister 1U6 also ran
*tavorite.
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DIR. WONG woo,

CHINESE PHYSICIAN AND
" surgeon, graduate of the most
famous medical college in China,
has practiced his profession in
san Francisco for over twenty
years with marked success. Thou
sands OF patients testify to his
skill and knowledge. Natures own
medicines used. NO minerals. He,
cures, not attempts 10 cure, Rheu-
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six furlones. selling

Forseen ll3 or. Burns), 3 to 1..................1
$Adowa 104 (Connol ", to 1...................2
Diggs 110 (Woods), 8 TO to1...................... 3
lime, 1:l4s4 Goightly 104, Idle Hour lO7
Minnie Miller 110 Col. Gay no. The Deuce 10
and Don Fulano ]16 also ran @Favorite,
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CAPITAL.
ASSETS.

A mount of Capital Stock, paid up in
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One mile sellin G.
judge Steadman IO4 (Sneln 6 to 1........,.......l
Glad Eyes 81 (>tevens), II 10
Hester IO4 (Weoster), 10 l......-...-..,.......3
lime 1;421a fractitioner "a, Gladys II 64.
Bob White 0S, Cod op 1922 Sddu bia l04. Joe
Har lC4, Lite Billee IO4, Amber Glints l09
and Uncie bb ll2 also *Favorite.
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Illinois selling stake. one mile



Carnero lUl Connolly, to l...............l
DE- heppaId l03 (Caywood) 8 to 1............... 2
pn Gime, i:4fHh % Lincoln III II 9s and sDunoIs 90
also ran *FaYorlte
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EXPE DITURES.
Net amount paid for Fire Losses Gn-
Guiding Sl70234 i, losses OF
previous years. .,.......... $735.ss9 65
Dividends TO Stock 81. COO 90
Paid or al lowed tor Commission
Brokerage. .....................,... 22ss45 "a
Paid for salaries, Fees and other
charges for officers, clerks, elo, 1O5.25o %
Taxes. ............. 2zsls49
lures. ................,........ 95,s5474
Total Expenditures. 81, ,22s, $50 II
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Aqunas l05 (J. Woods) to o1..,.......]
Paul Griggs lbs (Connoily),S = TO 1..............e
MordrcRi 81 (Donaldson), 4 to l.....,......
Time, 1:l4s4. Redskin ia. Nan Davis So
@Judge ouigey 81, Harry 5wvnn lOs, ArezzC
l0S sunburst ia Miss Hoy SO and Rewardel
la also ran *raYorite.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-06-10
COL. FoRDYCE AND CHANCELLOR MARTIN LAY MATTER BE-
 FORE MCKINLEY.
They Present Evidence to Show That the Embe zzlement Was Not Deliberate Misappropria-
 tion of Funds.

The following Associated Press dispatch from Washington reveals the purpose of the visit made to the National Capital by Chancellor T B. Martin:
 "Col. $. W. Fordyce and Ghancel- Tor Thos. B. Martin. of Arkansas, arrived in Washington today, the object of their visit being to petition the President for the pardon tf H. G. Allis, the Little Book bank presi- dent, who was sent to the penitenti- nry for five years for embezzlement. Allis has now served three years, and his friends think that his ease is one that calls strongly for executive clemency. Col. Fordyce and Judge Martin called at the White House today and made plea to President Mckinley to grant Allis a pardon. They presented evidence tending to show that the embeZzlement was not d deliberate and willful mis- appropriation of funds, but that Allis was caught in the panic of 1893 with obligations which in ordinary times he would have been able to meet without difficulty.
 "The President has taken the case under adyisement. Allis was former ly a St. Louisan. He was purchas ing agent for the Cotton Belt Rail- way Company, and made an excel lent record for himself Accumulat- ing little money, he went to Little Rock, and soon became interested in number of enterprises. He was made president of the Logan H.. Roots National Bank. He used some of the banks money Ill some of his enterprises. It is said that in ordinary times he could easily have raised on his holdings the sum Of money for which he was indt bted to he bank, but when the financial panic came in 1898 he was unable to realize, aud the shortage in the banks funds was discovered. He was indicted for enlbezzlement, and though powerful influences were ex- erted to save hiM he was convicted and sent to the peritentiary for a term of five years
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PINE BLUFF. ARKANSAS THURSDAY EVENING JITNE1O 1897
ON HIS WHEEL
He Will Go To the Nashville Cen.
 tennial From Warren.

Wednesday morning at s.30 o'clock Mr. R. c. Goodwin, Of Warren, left that place on his bicycle enroute to the Nashville Centennial. He contemplates making the trip through on his wheel. He arrived here at 4:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon Mr. Goodwin said in au interview with q GRAPHIC reporter that he had started out with too much baggage = over f5 pounds-in consequence of which the trip from Warren to this place had been exceedingly severe on him.
 The young wheelman is son ol President Goodwin, of the Warren bank, who was killed about one year ago by the bank robbers.
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CATTLE THIEVES.
The Expectations of Cattle Thieves in Old River Township Causing
 Excitement.

County Surveyor ]. ]. Martin re- turned yesterday from n trip through Old River township, this county, and he reports that de- glplorable state of affairs exists In that section. Thieves are rampant and stealing cattle wherever they -can be found. The thieves steal the young cattle. drive them to enclos- tlues hidden in the cane brakes on the bayou and there mark and brand them. and keep up the cattle until they casi be disposed of. Recently some of the stolen cattle that had iOeen marked and branded by the sllsSeyes escaped from lie hidden en- closures and returned to their own CTS.
 Mir. Mantin says the people are greatly exeStad and yesterday when he left Swan E.sake posse was being ! organized to seaEeh for the thieves and the enclosures in which the stolen cattle are supposed to be kept
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HE IS NOW CONFINED IN THE
 JEFFERSON COUNTY JAIL.
Brought to This City to Prevent a Lynching by the People at
 Warren.

Last n ght another noted criminal, i'll the person of Jim Carey, vas placed in the Jefferson county jail. He was brought to this city by Deputy Sheriff Howard, of Bradley county.
 Cary is charged with being one of the men implicated in the attempted robbery of he Merchants and Plant CTS Bank at Warren on the 25th day of February, 1896.
 During the month of January 1896, Carey and companion by the name of Johnston were arrested on the charge of robbing the express office at Thornton. Carey made his escape from jail and at the trial Of Johnston the latter plead guilty and was sentenced to a tern. i'll the pen itentiary. He denied that Carey was implicated in the robbery. The following month three men attempt- ed to rob the Warren bank. The robbers were foiled, but Mr. Good min, a director of the bank was shot and Killed by the robbers and Cashier Adair was badly wounded.
 Week before last Sary was arrested OH the charge tf being one of the robbers. He WAS carried to Warren last week where he was identified The people of that place are SO indig- nant over the murder and attempted robbery that the Sheriff believed that the prisoner would be ltnched, su he brought him te Pine Bluff for safe keeping until the time for his trial.
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ARKANSAS BALL LEAGUE.
Indications are Favorable For the
 Proposed Organization.

H. II. Edwards, of Little Rock. writes as follows to the Sporting News:
 We are trying to organize base ball league for Arkansas. The cities Of Fort smith. Pine Bluff, Hot Strings and Little Rock are at prea- ent working to bring about snch m organization. X league of these cities will, think, be formed. The fans have always patronixed base ball well In these places, and with linn. ited list think league would sue eeed.
 The league, if it is organized, will commence it's season July and play eighty games, twenty games In each city. We cannot play Sunday ball.
 The salary limit will be from $30 to S50 q month per player Play yers who would like to play with any of the clubs should address the manager of the base ball club of the cities uamed
 A special from Hot Springs to the same paper says.
 "A well attended meeting of local baseball enthusiasts was held here Tuesday night for the purpose s,f dlsoussing Ii plan for the organizing of a State league. It was decided that fund of 1000 10 be raised in Hot Springs, Little Rock. Fort Smith and Pine Bluff would he sufficient to start the players out. committee which will begin it's work today mas appointed to solicit sub scriptions. 1t is the design of the management tu secure regular league players where they can be found out ot employment. Games are to he played alternately in each of the cities mentioned lasting week, and are to continue throughout July, August and September
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RECEIVED A CENT
Senator Jones Has No Knowledge
 Of the Colorado Fund

W AsnlNGroN, June 9-Senator Jones, of Arkansas, Chairman of the Democratic National Committee, was asked as to the truth of re- port tat fund Of $l00, GOO was being raised in Colorado and other States for the continuation Of the agitation in behalf of free coinage. He replied: "1 have not received cent of money from Colorado since the election and if any such sum as mentioned is being raised in the interest of silver ! don't know it. 1 should like to be assured of it's truth.
 Senator Jones also referred 10 inc report that Senator Teller is in Colorado in this interest, declaring fl is without foundation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-06-10

contest for a purse of $l5, oo0 The attendance was the largest ever known at an event of that kind in New York, the gate receipts being over $40, 900. Betting was lively, with Maher a fayorite.
 The first five rounds of the fight was tame. In the sixth round Sharkey knocked Maher through the
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Little Rock Conference Women's x Foreign Mission Society, Pine Bluff, June l6 to 20. For this occasion the Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets from all stations betweenl lTexarkana and Pine Bluff at one and one-third fare on the certificate plan. dates of sale June l5 to 19 Return Limit June 9 1897. ] ". FARLEY, Agent.
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ropes and it took him five seconds to pet up. Tie fight after that became furious and in the seventh round the police put stop 10 the fight, much to the disgust of the crowd. All the participants were placed under arrest. It is yet q mooted question as to which is the better man, Maher or Shafkey, and this will not be known until the men meet again in fight to . finish.
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schedules. More than once he has called attention to the inaccuracies of the comparative statement issued by the finance committee, and with his own information compelled an admission as to it's errors. He is in his seat at an carly hour, and during the debate his desk is hidden under a mass of paper.
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Cantrell Springs Water.

On June the lst will begin to de
 liver Cantrell Springs water through out the city. Parties desiring to use this water should notify me at once or lea.e orders at the GRAPHIC office. The price will be 10 cents Il gallon, delivered. B. k. HARDY. dtf
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Arkansas State Teachers NJ II = Little Rock, Ark. June 2S to 30. For this occasion the Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets Pine Bluff to Little Rock and return at one fare-$l 2 -on the certificate plan. Tickets on sale June 7 to %, return limit July 3, 1897. I. ". FARLEY, Agt.
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There will be a sham battle and representation of fall of Alamo at Little Rock June Eth and sth. For this occasion the Iron Mountain will sell tickets Pine Bllttto Little Rock and return for one fare for the round trip, date of sale June 7th and Sth, final return limit June 9th.
 II. B. MIzEI.L, Agt.
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The commencement exercises of Annunclation Academy take place at the opera house tonight.
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Baptist Sunday School Convention at Brinkley, Ark, June 2l to 2S. For this occasion the Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets Pine Bluff to Brinkley and return a one and ohe-third fare -$2 S0-ons the certificate plan. Tickets on sale June 20 to 26. Return limit July 1, 1897.
 J. W. FARLEY. Agent.
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]. W. FARLEY. Agent.
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JONES 4 STAL WART. A LEADER IN OPPOSITION TO THE TARIFF BILL. Time and Again He Has Called At. tention to Inaccuracies of Statements Made by
 Finance Commit
 tee.

In late issue the Washington Times says:
 Senator Jones, of Arkansas, is a stalwart among the opponents of the tariff bill. He is the leader of the opposition, and as such IS primed full of information on the different
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THE POLICE INTERFERED
And Put a Stop to the Mah2r-
 sharksy Fight.

Wednesday evening before the Palace Athletic Club of New York, Peter Maher and Tom sharky enter ed the ring to fight a 9 round glove