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 Her Debut.

4 party 0l young people spent q 4ef3 enjoyable time last evening at taH home ef Major and Mrs. AY. Davis ca Soafh Popular street, the occasion being the debut oi Miss Eva Davis. Miss Eva ia highly ae- eomplished young lady of charning maauefa and anite au ideal hostess.
 3 short while after fhe young peo- Dle had assembled, each guest was presented with I card on which was picture suggestive of the title Of the card When each talk had been eisea it was deeiaea bg the y0ung Imen that Miss Helen Lovelady ,
 parlaaee es I10nsekeeper aud hY 5Fse 4uHus ladies tbnt Air. John ElaSaatieF Experience as 20 oR sat1 hean most eleFeflf lated aGa fo aem handsome Hfiass were easded AHoas ii.3Q e'liecK | very
 Fasi9.g Hepas5 Has sofyaa a1l .asar when tae mi4u.es were just pee9fag ibf9 dawn. iAe young people departed, bringing W5tb chem the recollection af an aeeasion which sill ever be recalled with pleasure. Those present Wefe
 Misses EYa Davis Lily Davis, Ivy Hayis. Willie smart, Laura 9euleek. Mamie Bradiora, Mary Iiad- sag .Iamie Hn0x Lilly Johnson. Ballie smith Lon 2eeder HeIm. HaFaiadg. EstelIe SMitb Aiessra doiui Alexander. gHaey ilis Geo Valiant, E. D Nalliaa. 9oGs t9Eesof, John Hampton Naae KHaS 8H Mccain Sam Knox. HHtei Hudson, Geo. fseasasa sta tlsas ..saia's sss,asea
 ans 3isri iess Remedy $ the Tssse
 F ae9sE4 E affords instant relief a case tf pain iass1amaeh enlie and #e olega iBos8Hs.
 teeaase f is he enlY remedy iha8 eeYeH iai4s iH t4e most severe eases fit.} scenery and iiaefheHa
 aseEa8ts@E Nk ts tfte only Hel3Iefi2 i l4 9ili e1# ehfoaie diarrhoe
 seaase t iS tAe gnlV remedy fh4s seiii prevent Btiions eplie
 5. eea1sa it is the only remedy ] tli8F Eiile8He enifiemieal fi1eaatery.
 6. aseaase ] t is HH only remedy that ss5ea a4eags De depended upon ln eases til 1h1iera iHfaafuIn.
 9 Heeaese Il is the most prompt aDti HIast reliable medicine ia asefaF l i4oNel et.aHlai3ts.
 $. isse8t f produces no bad fe- suIta
 E. Because it is pleasant and safe to tsse.
 I0. Iieeaase j has saved the lives ] ef more people chan any other Iaedi- i cine n thp world.
 Tbe 23 and 5a cent sizes for sale by I W 1s. I3eN0QdR & G0., Druggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-28

Anderson-AIeyef, dregeists, keep the celebrated toilet soap @Shah af Persia" which took tie first prizt s.t the Worla's Fair.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-28

Mir. Adaiah IsYaaa. oi Little Rock, was in this eita yestafaaX,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-28

Jack Allen. ealofed, plead salH y to assault before tbePaliree8H4 tiaa morning and was fined 5
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-28

Mrs. Fannie Johnson, 0f iiaaen, and Miss FaHnie Mathews of Rea- field, are in the city, guests cf Mrs. s'has McNew, on East Fhird avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-28

You may hunt tho W0rIsl over nnd you will not find aE0fJer medicine equal tsi Chamberlain z olIe. h oIeIa and DiirPi.nea IsefnekE Y, Wstlell gave very speedy relief. jser safe ss,F. E. .I4. De yoouy, Druggists
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-28

Mrs. J. D. Milner has gone to san Francisco, where she will spend several weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-28

MT. John Lipseomt I prominent planter living near Plumb Hagou is in the ei.y today and SAYS, le has the firest crops he ever had ar eyef expects e have if lie should follow farming for life time
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-28

Mrs E. B. Harrison, Of Washing ton, D. c, is in the citx visiting relatives and friends
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-28

When bilious or cestive. eat q as earet eands cafharfie eere aeaaaa- feea, lNc. 15e g9 eodtf.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-28

Assess your taxes Rbis is Ae last week xon will have te da t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-28

Attorney Reinbefger has returned home, after an extended pleasure trip through Tennesseean Nentuc8 y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-28

shesi8 tz M. EliHn. et Independence County, left Aere for Batesgnlp fh!s mefHing with Isfed Borealaa T goung white nan wanted ia that place ta answer to tire charge 0f seEiuetion
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-28

Nl' Maurice Gefdsnifh of Green vile, Miss. is in the city
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-28

Thornton WAS befofe Che le9aiee ealsxf this morning for viala- ling he stock lslH lIla horse g,t out lSi it# l0t and tlse oess officer placed n 9 tiae pound
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-28

M EE Your blood pure, your appe, aA tite g0o0, yagV digestion perfect by taking H00a's saHsapagilla, which has power to keep you ysfSa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-28

Just try q l0c. box of Gaeearcis. the finest liver and bowel reeulator ever made. I2 8V cod if
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-28

Mr. E. Sanfipld leit yesterday for q business trip down tIie road
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-28

The Elks held very interest ing meeting at their hall lastneHt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-28

Cascarets stimulate liver, hiaueys and bowels Never sielen weaken or griDe. I1-.i8eodtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-28

sir. I8thar SB3h $ at home again aisaI 2 months vacation spent I ti8t Springs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-28
0l33EI

lt is the p0fpQs af ihis company te send ga expedition consisting Of twe mea Gore ef which shaEl be q reliable and trustworthy citizen el Page l}lHsf ane tie afller a practical niner) to the Klandyke eola reaioa. equipped ana nfasisjoHed lar one gesils ans tAeisd dp9y eill he to Hgaspet l7f gold jn the intefest of tho eompaH Fhey ahati have fer eoHiBena tiol 2 certain uerceutAge el t3e profits aeeflaias from their Hrosn ftiae and mining. tbe balauee te Be divided among the stoekhola- CTS ef ffe canpany
 2 De ezle3esi0n Wiil start about March ]. lSa8. unless ie Predetermined bg tlic stockholders at fhat time Chat t would be anwise to send the e&aed!ii8n, ia whirh case the money will i9e returned to subscribers less fbe expense e{ organization.
 The steek snAsefipsi9as as they are paid iH shall he dspasitea in the bank uniilfnti bald. whea the expe- QiEi0n wIll be Bsnaehed oT { he. money fetafasa as the case may De. The fiptiaa bgas Will be open on ssifaFdags che 2lst day el July, 1897, and femaia open nasA fpil amount of stock is taken.
 Subscription book will be gaana wifh Hf 9 3 Anderson at the eilisa as tlie inc Blafg iie4f and Nafae tt}1lf Ififiss ssAaslie4i
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-28

Prayer meeting services at the Main fFaet Methodist Church o- night The services Will he lead bg Aff Jaa88 Gould
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-28

IBALRH AiHANs ! perfect condition Of Jhe whole system Ppee blood E essential fo perfect fpattif. Heed E salsapagilla makes pure iiio0e and tlHls gives health ant happiBess.
 family eathaFtis ana iivee medicine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-28

towels reduced from 25c to 2Oc a pair.
 20x4O in. fringed buck towels reduced to i5c
 22x46 in. fringed huck towels reduced from Soc to 25c.
 Cross barred Nain-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-28
lsaaaa aeaaeeo spls ena slaesse Your Life
 AEay.

easily aHfl forever, be H1a#e W9Il
 a}He0E, magnetic fall a I9eW life and Wefisesfhat makes weak men strong. Many eaiu tgn pounds II len dass. t}18T 9t e9B cured. Izng N0 8osIkae from Aaag c&a al0@eset, 0 li9 Hf @nataNtee 2 e1lHe. H5sMsietaIsd Fa@- pie mailed ifee. Ad Sterling Remedy 61.. l9le2a0 OF New GfB. l23ildenEE
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Aie. Ea. F. Rosenberg fseaHstanfiy eulargiag his stock and handling new lines Recently he has eeeived a shipment aI blan4 boeks, hair brushes and a general line of school hooks Be will have f0 enlarge his house presently and womb rave to dc go HOW if llia customers cid n0t diminish his stock s0 rapidly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-28

The raina o} the D 3 Rissln rcsis aenea. 0a Lakeside, enught fire feaf night aad was e0nsHiaeE3
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-28

sock, Sc. lOc and Ioao
 N Novelty dress o;,,sSlr.' i,sS.' to close. 'ac'
 25 doz, boys kpea 25c. al
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-28

1Ir and MFs Ne1iaa.hs aaa today lea Sugar Fs6#f es where fl4es NilE spj9Hfn {af aeE9eai weeks
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-28

Constable Philpot gave is floDa hounds another chase this marHiHe. He i8 geatlg pleased with his pets. and believes lie can chase any rFiH3i8ai Whb them
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-28

Dir. E q Philips c4fHe a4F from bis Altae.H6eE nlaHtatim Agsl aI0Xs and last night HisIfta 9fit}a SpIaHs lite Will H199s 15s lfeNlA t0 that place n faA
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-28
4 NEW CLUB ROOM.
The Young Mems Hebrew Ayso- ciatioa to Fit Up Elegant
 Charters

Today Af R. E H-aae was awarded . contract for oxoehaaFiBg aad Henodeiibg tae second floor cf the A AIeS8H9es HtIaihs 9a Second avenue, which a aesu- piad bg 0f. Rasle 5Iaata4 rooms New foofia Nil 8e 5ad q aWn, the aalIin9 aHa Walls HIii be5impfa vea aad magnificent aa room f0ns stfae Tbe club rooms viii be sepsllea with library bath, rooms
 maaaiam and ali ua tozdate con vgaleHces.
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c. F AND l.s 9N. V A iEH #. 6i ElHsiNBle HAM. l ' eE
 " D. IIEARN
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-28
i'|HE BlB DAILY GRAPHIC.
 CppY TTNHTg.

Mrs. Will Hart is seriously i'll. Mr. J L. Mills left yesterday for Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-28

Dr. salSla Gsaail59a g3eaeag, lesf what horse needs when H bad condition. Homie. biQ0d IsFee au sseui.g They ere not food btl medicine and 6ae best II usa @ nn5 I SGfs9 za Erlaa condition. Price
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 fi,e state meeting q tive Baptist As oeia - ...,et 1891. ' z uA ''s .3,a t'ott JrcstSit}n ile
 Route will sell TiTHs's ss,, Bluff to Malvern all'a 't,'' tsa and one-thiril fare o'' '. 'al| plan. Tickets on sa's s.h \ fs'a''" ''''' x V. l'arl
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-03-26
TRAGEDY At LADDsDALE.
Five children .. Mr.. and Mrs Penr~ss
burned to Death.

Five children .. ny. and Mrs: Penr"ss
Burned to Death.
OrTuMwA. March 95.-Five children
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Penrod, at
Laddsdale, a little mining town on the
Wapcllo and Davis county line, were
burned to death. Three were cremated
and two died a few hours later. They
are: Harry, aged 10; John, aged s.;
Minerva, aged 8; Ross, aged 4; Blaine,
aged ,. The parents of the children
took the Oldest child, son aged H.,
and baby in the arms Of its mother,
and went to 4 religious meeting, hav-
ing first put the other five children to
bed. The school house where the
services were held was only hundred
feet away from the Penrod house.
About O clock an alarm of fire was
given, and Pcnrod rushed out with the
other occupants of the school house to
find his house in flames. 1t was i'm
possible to enter the house, as it was
crumbling when Penrod reached it.
The ch,ldrcn's beds were by the WIN
dow, however, and Penrod burst the
window open and succeeded in pulling
the s-year-old and A-year-old boys out,
horribly burning himself in the act.
The two never rcgained consciousness,
however, and died in short time.
The others were burned until only a
few bones were found in the debris OF
the house,
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-03-26
BREVITIES.

An east-bound passenger tram on
the Baltimore e Ohio jumped the
track near Oakland, Md, II few days
ago and went into the Youghi-
ogheny river. All the passengers save
one were rescued, but dozen were in
jured.
Scott Jackson and Alonzo Walling,
who were hanged at Newport, Ky,
a few days ago for the mur-
der of Pearl Bryan made confession
that they killed her accidentally by
administering an anesthetic while
attempting to perform an abortion.
A cyclone visited Arlington, Gcor-
gia, few days ago. crushing the
houses and cabins in its path. The
Arlington Academy lay directly in its
path and it was knocked into u great
heap. Almost fifty persons were in
attendance mostly children. Eight
were taken out dead and Il score
were injured At Eufala great
damage was done to property and the
town OF Blakely was almost lifted out
OF existence A family Of five ara
reported killed near Geneva. In
Henry county, Alabama, eight were
drowned as a result of Hood which
rushed upon their house.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-03-26
MURDER NEAR EDDYVILLE.

Awful Result OF u Quarrel Over Dlvis-
ION Fence.
. OrrUMwA, March 2G.-Jake Werner,
German farmer, s5 years old, was
shot and killed near Eddyvillc, by
John Steele. The farms of Werner
and Steele adjoin, and fcud resulted
between them fr'Nn quarrel over u
line fence n few years ago. Two
weeks ago u third party stirred up the
trouble anew, and they began carry
ing rcvolvers, each hearing that the
other had threatened him. Werner
was at work in his field when Steele
came by. Steele was seen to stop, say
a few words and then begin shooting.
He shot Werner twice in the breast,
killing him almost, instantly. Steele
made no attempt to escape, but was
arrested with his three SONS. Steele
is one of the oldest settlers Of Monroe
county, and both were considered good
citizens.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-03-26
cuBALosr TO SPAIN.
Decsylng Empire No Longer able u
~. ~. 1.sE Stand the Strain

Decaylng Empire No Longer Able 10
= stand the strain.
WASHINGTON, March aG.-Spain is at
the end Of her string and Cuban inde-
pendence is in sight. This is the news
which has been received in official
circles in Washington. Weyler's cam"
paign in the eastern province has been
failure. The insurgents still con-
troll two.thirds Of the island. The
Spanish troops are poorly fed and ."n.
paid The credit of Spain is gone and
the trca sury is empty. The rcbellions
in Cuba and the Philippines are costing
from slo,0O0,0 900 to Sl5,0OO,o0o per
month. Spain has made up her mlnd
that she must either lose the Philip
pines or Cuba, and has concluded to
let the latter 60. Before doing So
however, she will first negotiate
through the United States to get the
insurgents to accept autonomy, and'
finding that proposition rejected, will
propose that the CuGans guarantee
the war debt and accept independence.
1t remains to be seen whether the in
surgents will accept the latter prop
osition OF. feeling their position secure
reject it, and take by arms the land
that is now practically theirs.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-03-26
THE NEWS in low A
ON TRIAL FOR MURDER.

lows Boy. On Trial for His Life st
Paramount. MINI.
MASON Cry, March 24.--Lew kelli-
han, the Sherburne bank robber,
whose home is at Rock Rapids, Ia, is
now on trial at Fairmont, Mimi. He
IS charged with shooting and killing
George r. Thornburn. cashier OF the
Bank Of Sherburne. kellihan was
willing to plead guilty and receive a
life sentence, but County Attorney
Vorrs preferred to try the ease on its
merits The Minnesota law makes
anyone who conspires to do an unlaw-
ful act from which the taking OF
life results guilty of murder i'll the
FIRST degree and makes hanging the
penalty. II. G. Mcmillan, of Rock
Rapids, is defending Kellihan. The
accused saved the life OF Mcmillan S
daughter q few years ago. She was
skating and broke through the ice and
would have drowned had it not been
for the bravery OF young Kellihan.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-03-26
!Arbuckle Beaten.

TOLEDO. Ohio, March :3.-Judgc
Morris has handed down his decis ion
in the petition of Arbucklc Bros, of
New York, and Thomas J. Kuhn of
Cleveland: for receiver for the Wool
son Spice Co. The temporary order
restraining the Woolson company
from making further reductions in the
price of coffee is dissolved the appli.
cation for a receiver denied. The
defendants demurrer alleging that
the petition did not show sufficient
cause of action. is oycrrnled.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-03-26
Mrs. Manxu, Waits a Divorce.

CEDAE R>ffDs, March ga big
sensatiopf1ias been created here by
,A,x- christian Mangus bringing suit
in the district court against her hus-
band for separate support and main
tenance. The petition is lengthy
one: She claims tina: she was given to
her husband as his wife by her father
when she was young and inexperienced,
in order to have Mr.. Mangus remain
in charge of her fathers brewery:t that
she has always been 4 dutiful wife,
but that she has been cruelty treated.
until she is now in mortal fear of her
life. Mr. Mangus is very wealthy. and
She asks for the use Of tine homestead
and allmony of $500 a month.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-03-26

Giving employment rather than aims
is an idea that is making progress
IN New York large work rooms have
been opened where women can be en-
pioyed at tasks requiring little skill,
and similar work is provided for men
at the "Wayfarers' lodge" Books Of
tickets have been prepared to be sold
at the rate Of 50 for IL. or s. for 20
tickets, each ticket emitting the bear
er "a. days work, hot lunch and
about 50 cents worth of groceries and
supplies to be taken home at night.
There is SO much work that ought to
be done that there should never be
lack Of employment anywhere. Until
our civilization shall have so far pro-
crossed that no willing hands shall be
Idle, We shall have little reason to
boast OF our moral advancement.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-03-26
JOHN F. F,DLAR SUICIDES.

He Was One of the Most Prominent Men
in Davenport.
Davenport, March 2:.-John B. Fid-
lar. one Of the prominent business men
of Davenport, attempted suicide in his
Office. lie shot himself in the right
temple with a 3s-calibre revolver. the
bullet lodging just above his brain and
making death certain. For some
years Mr.. Fidlar was cashier of the
First National Bank and was eX-sec-
retary of the Business Mems associa-
.ion. Financial difficulties are thought
to be the cause OF the act.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-03-26

"a With delicacy Of expression that
almost entities the man to full reali-
5satian at his, wish a veteran az 4eke
Civil War, who was wounded while
running away from Confederate
force. declares that he believes him
self entitled to pension because he
received his hurt while marching rap
idly in front of the enemy"
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-03-26
EXPECTS A BIG CROP.

g Sow Spring Wheat.
Dies MoISEs, March elf there is
an early spring D irector J. r Sage, of
the Iowa Weather and Crop Service.
expects to see large amount of spring
wheat sown by Iowa farmers. There
arc less than 90, 800. 900 acres Of win ter
wheat in the state, very small
acreage, although sufficient to furnish
bread for the entire state. Unless the
weather allows sowing the last of this
month or the first of April something
else will be put in.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-03-26
Iowa Dogs.

Dies MolNE>, March al. C. Ford
mas returned from the Chicago bench
show. bringing wi, l him six ribbons rs
evidence of the merit of his Great
Danes. At this show there was the
largest exhibit of this notable breed
OF dogs ever made in this country, and
the fact that Mr.. Ford won the special
for the best Great Dane. as we'll as
one other first. two seconds and one
third. winning in every class he com
pcted in, and altogether more prizes
than any other kennel of Danes has
won with the same number, is great
victory for him.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-03-26
BETTER COME TO IOWA.

Scarles Figuring ON Growing Hects and
Making Sugar In Colorado.
TRINIDAD. COL, March 2G.--John T..
Sear!es, secretary and treasurer OF the
sugar trust, is in Colorado for the pur-
pose of consulting with men of wealth
concerning the beet sugar industry.
he will inspect large tracts Of land in
this vicinity, with view of putting
them under irrigation canals and
planting an immense acreage Of sugar
bects, esta blish;ng II beet sugar plant
at this point. The undertaking will
involve an Investment of about 81, 000,-
600, and will establish an important
industry. The proposed canal will be
about 100 miles long.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-03-26
IOWA CONDENSED.

In the trial OF Orval Mcpherson
at Wapello for the murder of
Marshal Finley at Morning Sun, some
time ago: the jury returned n verdict
of murder in the first degree and rec
commended life sentence.
Will Hanncman, of Crcston, suicided
recently by cutting his throat with a
razor. lie committed the deed in Il
water closet. where he was found by
wife. He had been in the asylum. re-
tn rning home three weeks ago. He
leaves wife and three children.
Eagle Grove dispatch: DR.. J. H.
Travis, of Eagle Grove. and Oliver
Kirkbcrg. who lived four miles west
of town, were drowned in the Boone
river near John Wascm's. The doctor
had been visiting patients in the
vicinity, and had passed safely over
the bridge few hours before, but the
graded approach had washed out and
tho horses sank and carried the buggy
and its occupants into the water.
At Iowa City recently, while seven
workmcn were engaged in tearing
down old Mercy hospital, which is to
make place for a new structure this
spring, the ceiling of the northeast
room. together with a large chimney,
collapsed and buried three of the men
in the debris. The men were soon
extricatcd, none Of them having re-
ceivcd serious injuries, although their
escape from death was almost
miraculous.
Frank Mcrrytield shot and killed
Bradrach Ruch on the streets Of He'd
rick few nights since. Both men
We're farmers about 35 years old.
They were rivals in love and had
threatened to kill on sight. Merry
him to his horse, and as he was mount.
ing. shot him with a revolver Merry
field was arrested. About year ago
the murdcrer's son Hugh, aged l.,
angercd at his brother Joe, aged o,
shot him dead and then killed himself
with a shotgun.
At Burlington a few days ago Archer
Broderick. aged 9; Walter Calhoun,
aged IS: Bert Duprec, aged Is; John
Brodcricls -: Archie Cunningham,
aged II; Charley: Childs, aged IA; Bar.
ney McGuire, aged IA, and Charley
kelb, aged II. were arrested by the
police and a charge Of larceny placed
against them. by the arrest of this
petty gang of thieves Burlington has
probably gotten rid of one Of the
greatest nuisances that the city has
had to contend with for some time.
They have figured in more petty bur.
glarles in Burlington than any other
organized gang that has ever invested
the city. The boys We're sentenced to
terms in the reform school, most OF
them confessing to the crimes charged
against them z8--
Gladbrook dispatch: Flo Hoad-
ley, a travelling salesman, whose home
is at Toledo, was standing on the
platform of the rear coach of south.
bound train when the train stopped at
GladbroolS. He was approached by an
unknown man just as the train slowed
up and his money demanded. Hoadley
refused and scufilc ensucd, during
which he was thrown from the train
and under the wheels as the train
began moving. One arm was run over
and terribly mangied. lie was taken
Immediately to his home at Toledo,
and the arm ampntated above the
elbow. The thief secured $40 in
money and gold watch; also the
mans morocco poeketb0oss. The
word Flo is engraved on tile watch.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-03-26

A smile is as cheap as frown, and
has occasionally turned out to be worth
vastly more in hard cash. Recent En-
g,ish newspapers tell Of a lonely old
bachelor leaving all his property to a
young lady known to him only from
the fact of living opposite, because for
several years she had smiled pleasant
" upon him when they casually met In
the street, and the smile had cheered
his lonely heart and won this practical
recognition in his will.