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4 BUSINESS CHANCE.
TAALHEImRR A co. SELL THEIR STOCK OF GROCERIES TO
 j, (. MEYER.
Ths ThalastmeFs VIII Bnsags ia
 tbe Cattls Business.

Tha!beimer < Co, dealers iu gro. ceries, on West narvaque etFeet. have;so!d their stock of goods to Joe e. Meyer aud will ret.re from the mercaRti!e business to go leto the cattle business.
 The etocb is heiog loeosced today and when etoek taking Is complete the stock of goods Will be removed to Mr. Joe c, Meyers prescnt place of bueiBess, at No III MaIn street, where it will be consolidated with his already large stock of staple and fancy groceries.
 Mr. Meyer hopes by tbis deai 10 consolidate tue trade of ThaIbeiger < Go. with his own. agd hopes to receive the patronage of all Of Thal. heimer < Go. s former patroue.
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Wednesdays asseste.

Frost is predicted for Little Rock tonight by Section Director Clarke, n, the local weather bureau At bagt he says the conditions are favorable for $ frost.
 A storm is now central oyer the west Relf and the barometer ia high over North Dakota. Light rains have fallen in Central and East Texas, Oklahoma and Southwest Kansas. Snow fell yesterday in Nebraska. The temperature kas fallen from 10 to g degrees over Gen. tral and N0rtwest Texas. Oklahoma, West Kansas, Nebraska. North Dakota and Minnesota, wlth frees. lng temperature as far south as Western Nebraska. The lowest tem- perature reported last night was at the following points: North Platte, Neb., 2S degrees; Bismark, N. D., 90; Amarilla, Tex, 36; Dodge City, Kan, 4a. At the same time the tempera- ture in Little Rock was 60 degrees.
 The earliest killing frost of which there Is any record at the local weather bureau occurred oA October g. 1885. The latest Milling frost re- corded occurred on December {, 1890. The aY rage date on which tho first killing frost occurred in this city is November s.
 Jack FrOst's contemplated advent tonight will he an acceptable visit, because of the depressing effect the delay has had on some lines 0f bBsI- ness as we'll as upon the mInds of the people who sympath;ae with their friends in the fever infected territory. Lower temperature means the sale of overcosts and other cold weather apparel, the laying in of fuel and the substitution of q bn0yant feellng for one of depression. Jack Frost, the germ-slaYer, will prove a valued ally Of the WUOdson campaign against che importation of Yellow Jack.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

The main line of the Union Pacific Railway will be sold at 0naba next Monday.
 h New Yort the betting odds are on Van Wycb. Tammapy's caadI. date for Mayor.
 The Little Rock Board of Health has quarantiued against WgDoe and Bald Knob.
 The National bicycle meet at Memphis has been postponed OR ae. couut of yellow fever fright.
 A Chicago crank bas threatened to kill Mckinley unless the PFesi- dent assists him in law suit. Congressman Terry cbaraetsrises the proposed sale of the Ueiop Pa. cific Railroad as e "'NstiosaI ecao. dal."
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TRAINS STOPPED.
 
ALL PAssgHGgR gRA1gs FRo8 mRmPR1s OVER THE CoT-
 ToE BELT SHUT OUT.
Action of the Beard of HsalsA
 Wednesday Afternoon.

The Pine Blu6 Board of Health held sn important meeting late yes terday GfternOon, as which 0 resolu- ton was passed to atop all passen- ger coaches over the St. Louis, Southwestern Railway from enter. ing the corporate limits of the city, and slso refusing to allow Hummel, Hamilton & Sells united shows from exhibiting here next Sasus' day.
 The resolution in regard to stop. ping passenger coaches over the Cotton Belt IS as followa:
 Resolved, That no coach over the St. Louis Southwestern Railway coming cut of Memphis, nor any coach on the line of said railway in which passengers have been trans ferred, shall be permitted to pass through the city limits of the city o' Pine Blu6.
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QUO TIME F1TcATCHING
Rrt@iffss A@tb0a ~g Gs4SlSE KJR sE rhe
 a'r@uhl@s@sAV PRsis.

@uhlasNsAe PRsfs.
 &ewtgB M %itssR, ligisg quo mils east af powa, ssys Scottyburg (IRa.l communication. Ass hanging ia his hsrB Sa interesting keepsasp iu the sbapo of a ayea4ober 1t is not 50 curious iB 1t ss4f as ib is iB showing the HrinitiYs methods EssGTtrA to by tue farmers iR eer5y Gays te rid themselves of flies. 10 is SmE1y two smootb Wslnut boards, PsrhaBs so by la inches, teyeled at cue e4aa aBa fRsfeHeA together by two whang c1rds Srueg through matched holes
 Fb tAs REtstellHm days people Reyer Gseagh6 ef keeping flies out of ghs hsIlss; tae Eroblem was to dispose of ehSm az they swaErned through the ragms, RaaAiRa life mfSeralals generally. la fact, tho Use of netting tn HreYeut chair iagy@ss is of comparatively recent origin, th~ inVeA4iidn of thiS much need e6 srtielS dating back only l5 er ao years
 As evsrybp6y knows, flies are sxcSp tioR&llv thieh jD f&EmhoHsss, even whsre sITseBs are used, and BbeR ihey srs uo, tAsy are almost intoler1bls. ib sss elAGR days the methr5 Bost cQB menfy sapieyeh tn tAe euRntTy tn as- strny chs troublesome ay MAS tbs ass eff sflch iREanmshts as i;As eHs assTifed above Tao lrgsIas were bevelsd xRa hssg iR such asapnar that by tAeir weight thsy separated as the botfmn, ahA thns hung in sn inverted ' shape. To attract the flies they we're UassTed with molassas ms the innsr sufSce. Thus prepared, they were snapan1eh l in caEvsfiSnt plaees aboup the honm-- iA kitebea, hallway, Bucf, which gSn sEslly ssrvsa ss thH sumlHer AiRiaS place and especially in Qa4ssgewRya' l 1t wsE cnzMes duty ef every anmser l of .sAs beGSsbGlA Whm ResS1asE dne df | Ghcse caSrhenss to clap tllS boarfls texstA- { CT, thns nashinE the f1iss whiNA had eollaStstl tAsrsan. The ceek olsnpe1 1 ehaA ip sas SitSasn, tss kxnias as thBy sa#ssa tp &aA tsrD shs boEse ss 1aesl- tiB,as did litswiss, tlse whole seHsshelA { clGessa Gasg tngefber 6RRaTSas Gf GfTnes a day, aad GheanAds gt Rsxfafez1Rs ni saet thNfr aooGa. --St Lonis Republic.
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A arnOus RuIogy.

Of all tue eulogies in literature there Is none more beautiful than the following upon Gen. Robert E Lee. It fell from the silver tongue of that eloquent Georgian, Senator Benjamin H. Hiil aud Is said to be eStempoFe.
 When our future historian comes to survey the character of Lee. he will Gnd 1t rising like huge noun tain above the unduiatIng plane of humanity. and he will have to hit ais eyes far toward heaven to catch It's sun@it. He possessed every virtue oS the other great commando CTS without their wees. He was a Zoe without hate, friend wittloat treacherS, a soldier without cruelty aud & victim without LDuFmeEing. He was a public officer without vices, private citizen with out a wropg. neiahbor with out FepEeeeh, christian without hypocrisy and man without guile. He was Cesar without bis am. biti0n, Frederick without his tyr amy, Napoleon without his selfish ness, and Washington without his reward.
 He vas as Obedient to authority as true king. lie was as gentle as weU0n h life. pure and modest as vIrgiR h thought, watchSui as a Roman yestal iu duty. submissive to law es Socrates and grand In battle as AcbiileS.
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.StHT ID TIE PEA.
ERRRBRF DANIELS. A YOUTH. FUL CULPRIF, GIVEN ONE YEAR IN THE PEN.
 tTBETlARY.
Ills Pals Given 6 Lecture by the Court and Sentence
 Suspended.

Herbert 0aniele was sentenced to oae yesr's service in the pentteu. tiavy for grand larceny, tbls morn. i6g
 The senteuce of Joe Thompson ahd Sweeney HaiRht, who were Im. plleeted io the theft, was suspended. All the parties are bose aud plead guilty. Herbert Daniels Sas the leader and Is e hard character. Tbe other boys were given a lecture by tbe court aud told t they would behave themselves and go to school that tbe court you'd uet pupieb
 them.
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TiP MARKS ON TRUNKS.
Tue LagEzgs sigu&fs gsaa hs Hstsl Esa
 Ploysea Abroad.

ploySea AbrO2d-
 Travellers whom every day brings back from the continent say thai Ghis season, nme than ever gives plaztifRl example of the EreemssaRry wlpieA aI- ists asaaaE continental hotel employees. Usually oa board the boats frHn CslRit, BouAosR9 and Ostend nGtss are compared by taRrists who have covered che saEae gGouHA aDA followed tAe ssB1e itinREaay. BAs results aFs significant of eye ep&R- jag g sone such colfcany ss t4ro fgl- lowing is often overheard: &
 ''aay hox sud two peqtnRnteaRs wgrs gHnasiled fssEfu1ly by that FiilRiB ef . DartEr at the Hotel des BAiRs, FjllAglIia. &sa uy wife and could get no att1sll- anee. 9
 ''Ehat is curious fr we ware ;Fe@fEA by all the servants m0st bsaatifnlly, May ask you g que8tiQD? Did yeg tiD the srFysnts properly st tke previous place.. Hotel de Luxe, Luesrae:'
 ''N9; confess it was ap oversight, bat what has that to do with the Tilla- villa hotel9'
 ''Eferything. Look at ehe borrl tabels cn yguF luggage All on loweT right :baAs cmaer That implies that you are 5qsaR sHd iIiibersl Now look st ,aine All tbe labels in the upper left hand ctuasI That signifies libe1a3igy gy--tFsat essss psrsoB weal--eneoars9e him-~gGHr poAiteHass will be rewarded. Ny friends baS hare has & label stack eight in tlhs miGlsle, and that means. A good fellow will tip, bat very exz9tinR--7BOt SRa- ly pleased. 1--Londan Mail.
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no.rsrlfy ct Astrs.eu.r..

The lceSevitS enjcyarl by astrmomeEs is BfoEertdal, aB0 aa ssFron0nical jour ssI sises long list If ,hep who have far exRssdrl, the ihreescore yeans SrA tvR Among the eminent names are Gas Eini, who lived to g. Gsrpiine iferSrbel so 2s, Sir V Herschei 10 64, NewttB t0 S@, NEy Ss@eyville to y9, Ballsy tD se, Sir George Airey rn se, Sir David RasWVtFr ID Ss, Sir E SstdBe to 9a. HERbgltlt to SD, Srh uRtS tD as. SaHiiBi tt9 CT, and FeGtznslle t9 i06 hsgp]rr ity ef hadn't csnAnesS to lGngsyity iR Eny walk of lifn, sRA 1t ia necessity ts thA &Sfrean2er This, aflAsA tp tls calD pursuit of those 0ho srndy the heavsns, eoupterla4Ances the effect of latB Ssrc
 ings and exIFssre to ths nigAt air.
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An Apotsns Prayer.

Old Joha Ward, who was pillmiea by Pope in the ''Dunciad, ' aud who actually stood iB the piliory iR the year 1727, wtfan he was said to have bssn worth &200. 000. was, nevertheless t pions maa. He had large esfatns iB London aad Essex aud did Dot Gait to pray for their welfare ip the folloHiRs manner: 70 Lord, beseecb thes ss preserve the two AsRnries of MiAdlesex and Essex from fire aAd sarthaaaks. saa as l have mortgage iB Hartford. shire beg of. thee likewise 10 have aD eye af compassion on that county. and for the rest of the counties deal with them as thcu plsassst !''---Household Words,
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Snap Judgment.

Ep. 6fARbtc'
 The public have noticed that 1 wes fined the sum of SD for maln. taiuing nuisance in tue alley back Of thc lSuodry. The alley was as,li. tie muddy, but act from my tank or sprintling wagon The last time .as up before the court It was proven bg some of our best citizens that tbe alley was in a good sanita. rf condition, and 1t remainea in this Sag until three weebs ago, when Rohioson t}ros. wero repairing the sewer for two days and put thuu. eands ot gailoDs of mater in the al. Icy, for which 1 vas Gued. have not used but oue of my sprinkler wagoos GO the business streets foc 6ee weeke, aud posit:eelg state that this taHk does pot nor uecer did leak. We hRee pot had rain for some time, aud l want to say tbat ou Second eeeuue, io frout of Me. toddene ehop, you e0n find a mud bole 10 the middle of the street that ts ton times worse tban tue alley. wbieb is caused by my sprinkler wagon. 1 do uotlspeab of this hole to cast aay reelection upon our Mayor, but just merely to show bow 1 Wes uojustIg dealt with, aud tots Of our best citgeus have said so
 SAM f'sANkLlN Oct 2. 1897.
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 &D~s RVyaI TItlaa.

Ihs kings and queens of ksslsp4 Wsre asS always sty1sl his CT her" majesty TIT aftsr the Hat1eGa If that bestowed uBoR Yictnrls - 'hT uasst gracious msjesty' Hsnry iF was styled :'lris grnee;' EfSsry VI, '|his lnost er- eallxDt grace Edward ", "sigi, &s4 rEixh4y Fr1pee;' IIearx gf1, ''bis Sraes aDd his aa4jesty,' Hrnly VIII, shs hj1kness and sfterTsFd ''lsis ms jes. ty." Subsequently uhe English kings wsGa stslsd his sacred majesry f' Whils cs tkS spbject 1t may not be ss- SetSrsstiRg te give ths meaning Gf supa@ EBya} tjfles,-aaps: kipg meaRs fsfher; kzisG apa eNsr, czsxr. CT autrcrst, q eastTset5aR 1 sSraedsrebeta; dRks Rexns lesdsr; smpsrW, c0mmzuileT; AsseoA@r, pRstsr of Che house; khan.
 reYiaciEl 4isf lanAgaves land reeve; saagKrRYs, igr1vr reeve; nizzm, ruler; kAxTSab, light of ths world; shah, pre- teoBr; Hhefl. slfler; salran, ruler.
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Rained AIItgatoRs.

Jefferson County Is great coua- try. 1t is very fertile 10 producing all the fruits of nature. 1t Is kDown that frohs. spindles, etc. have fallen here during heavy raIns, but last night Is the first time iu tue history of thls prolific section that lt has ever rainel allIgatoFs. During the rain last night Capt. Jeter eouEd a young 12-inch alligator taking full possession of his premises. The alll- gator looked fresh and pure and seemed to be satisfied with his new surroundings. II was turned over
 to George Darby and now danglea by It's tail to the cad Of q string "a living proof Of the wonders that take place in this country.
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pGER.

Mary and Joseph Atkinson, twin children of Mr. Baseman Atkinson.
 The two children of Mr. Atkinson have been sick for several weeks and one of them died last night ct 8 o'clock, the other at 8 o'clock this morning. Funeral services will be held by the Rev. c. F. J. Tate at the family residence on South Pine ,street. this afternoon at BRO o'clock.
 The GRAPHIC extends it's condo Hence to Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson in their hour of double bereavement.
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s., nv.rf xl,,sa.ts .t sasla..

Th1 ixlxHa st MalSH is si,S eRiy k4sNB svwt wbsys eaa rsRAiRE of dwarf eja- RAaAts are fnaAR. Tssrs are ssssrEl slAass eH tAc iSlxBG ussTs tAe sszss as thess a5ipjAtRrs paebydsrms hays ssGs aRsArthsh. ana huBarsas Of HkslsfVss have eesa ssqnrsa. ,D whols os is ssrs One Of tbess, bose festb AHa bSssS showed 1as fall grown spsgiHeH. was less thxs 3;S fssr in height &sa esHlS got have V siaAAa svsr se0 pnHHas wSsa In sbs sash ---St. LeA1s Rv5nslIp
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Dr. stanley Hurt.

Dr. J. P. Stanley is hardly able to get around this morning. A few days ago he suffered an injury to his kEee, caused by his horse start ing of too quickly while the Doctor was endeavoring to enter bis buggy. In some manner his left limb got caught In the buggy when his knee cap was injured. Though painful his injuries are not serious.
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Scarlet Foyer.

Scarlet fever has again broken out la town. there being at present two cases In the city. One cnse is the It, tie son of Ar. and Mrs. Sol Kauf ID an, on West Sixth avenue, and the other ia the child of Mr. Cotter, at No. $40 Walnut street. These cases are closely guarded and there Is not much danger of the disease spread ipG.
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ghe Worlds Leaains show.

Tbe most travelled and popular of an exhibitions is nummel. Hamilton 4 Siells'. which wilnmaaeand aRuse Pine Hun, Saturday. October 30tb. 1bis most famons of showsI ie deliberately billed In radius Of 25 miles with descriptive nlctorinis, the best ever posted bereabeuts. q credit to tue pFiOteFs' art. Huge bulletin bonVds have beeu erected for tbe dis
 play advertisements, md tbe deAd
 waits is town and country are decn- rated, mat,ng a panornmic picture gallery; g kuiieaoscopic succession oT artistic illustrations of it's myff.i new featnres eDd attractions. mud tbe small bills are scattered like suowfjsses every where announcing the exbIbits and coming at this truly 1 wonderful elbow.
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NO. 80.
HON. 4. B. GRACE
Appointed ss sAs State Supreme
 Bench.

Hon. A. E. Grace, ,he well known local attorney, today received through the malls a commission from tbe Governor aud attested by tbe Secretary of State to serve as special judge and to preside on the trial of the case cI ]. k. Q. Sher. wood. trustee, plaiatih rs. Emma L. Smith ct al, defendants, In place of Judge ]. g. Riddic5, who is disqual- fled because of his relationship to the appellees.
 This is Q higb, though merited, compliment 10 Mr. Grace, and be is today receiving tbe congratulations oe bis friends upon his appointment.
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A Nutttpn PaFty.

A hack full of young people Weut out yesterday morning 10 gather oceans; the objective eoiut being Atkins Lake. Though the roads were heavy with dust. the hearts of the young people were light. All the teams in the country tad waited till Wednesday to come to town Rnd the party was hid from view by each passing wagon. The destiBa- ton was reached aA q seaonable hour, and on tho beautiful shores Of the lake q sumptuous repast was spread The pecan trees iS the neighborhood were robbed ot their fruit and the baskets were rapidly filled. Songs and merriment on' Iivened the homewArd ride, aud at dark the members of tho party dis. persed to their several homes, de. lighted with the day spent in tbe woods, The party was chaperoued by Mrs P. c. Knos, and consisted of the following young ladies opd gentlemen
 Misses Emma Van Saote. Mae Quilliug, Reba Dewoody, Marion Dewoody, Martha Valiant, May Hudson; Messrs. c. II. Adeus, H. R. Russell, Tracy Mills, Lutber Smith and Geo. s. Valiant.
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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
Filed By the Aasms- Wilson Printing
 Company Tuesday,

Articles of incorporation were 6led with the Secretary Of State. aRd the County Clerk Tuesday by the Adams Wilson Printing Company, of tbie city. The capital stock of the con- pany ie @A.e00. all paid up. The In. eorpOrators and officers are Thos. ]. Wilson, President; Geo X. Adams. vice President end ,. ", Adams Sec retavy aud Treasurer.
 The Company will do a general job. book and commercial printing and blRding business at Pine BlutR, AFk.
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FIVE NEW CASES.
menphis Yellow Fever Situation
 Bot Improved.

MRMPHIs, Tenn, Oct. s7-Fivs new cases and two deaths is the ysl. low fever record in Memphis for twenty.iour hours ending tonight. The weather continues warm. An other thousand people left the city today,
 New cases: A. A. Cook, 749 Main; c. A. Stovall, ' Poplar street; taken to city hospital; ars. Duke Cox. 23O Iowa avenue; aiss Belle Holden, Barton avenue, outside of city limits; James Canada, St. Joseph hospital.
 Canada's case was not discovered until this morning, when he yes quickly moved to the Hospital. He died there late this eEeninR. The other death was Albert LagorI, BIC Main street.
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cbar. Holloway. a prosperous farmer from neaf Grapevine. is calI- iua eo our merchants today. Mr. Holloway bas beep q sufferer irom rheumatlstD for si1 Seacs nod has 10 be carried about in a cbair. Not withsta8diaa this. he is doing as weIl as tbe most Of GOT tanners. and today was purcbasing a wagon aRd othey supplies from the R. M. Knox pO
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New Yera Doctors cominv.

Doctor Bon,au. cnnsulting physi- clan Of tue New York Doctors. will be iD I'ine niuf7 for t&o ,lacs. oniy. at Hotel Trulocb. on November ist aDd Second. Don't fail to consult tue greatest of all specialists. Doctor BoDau. Consultation tree and in. vite4i. Don't forget the dates. Nor. .lst and 2nd. 10 2gdiw
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ni,nistar Hitchcacs salln.

SDw YosE, Oct. H.-E. A. iiiteh- cock, oi St. LouIs. the new United States MIelster to Snxsia. sailed to- day with his anlIy on the American ll1cr St. Paul for Southampton. From tbere he VIII proceed to St. ietersbug.
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County Court.

Tue Jefferson County Court mot this morning to consider appeale from the Board of Equalization, but after Q short session adjourned un- til neKt Thursday week.
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Weather Forecast.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Oct. g.-- Threatening weather and rain to- night: showers followed by clearing Thurs3ay; colder.
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WELCOME VISITOR
KrRosT, THE GERM-sLAYRR
 fxaE rE rOEIGHr.
ovetcoa,s May Be In De-
 mand

sss.ion Dirse or Clarke, sf the weather Bureau, Says Conditions Are Favorable for the Visita- t,en-stsTm Raging oa she Calf and Snow Falling ln
 Hebraska-ssms Local
 s,aeistles Abou. ProsS
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At Clarendon the qDnraptine regu. uIatioDs require tbat tbe doors Of all passeOger ceaehes be locked ih passios thFou@A shese. No pnssen. gers aEe permitted to stop 10 Glarra- don, ,Bo mstterirom where they come. Nothing goes io 'bere but tue [. $. maii aud trie@ht from Sf. Louis. Tbeir o@p people leaeing the towa can not rctUEo.
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The question Is often asked by tbose who bnFe Rerer seen Lincoln ]. Carter's ner pias, The Heart Of Chicago" hBt wbo baye heard uf tue approaehiog engine scene. "Is 1T accomplished by the use oe the naw animated picture Hlachines. but as tue Eitascope, UIaetoHraphe. ese IL Is not. The engine and pthee appa- eatus is as real as stage nnitntions, iroD. wood and stefi can make it. As 70 hos. 1t is made to appear to cone from miiss away. all the time seiDg in Uiain view. as RudsAni kiplinE would say. That's another story" II is the invenfor's secret.
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IL wan,s Ms FAxss.

Jzsk's ManaBa,--Ths1s wsra thras slir1s st e&ks iB tss pantry, Jack, aaa aow tksrs is only 0as. Nsw aasa xAas l~hBrsnf =
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1897-02-25
w. T. SCOTT. Tax Col'r.
NOTICE TEACHERS ]!

If you anticipate being examined
in April prepare for the same by
taking the TEACH ERS' NORMAL
TRAINING COU RISE of POPe
LARVILLE HIGH SCHOOL,
March LIST to April 9th. Course
prepared largely from State Board
Questions, and every teacher furn-
ished with copy. Send for circular,
w. /. THAMES, Principal,
Poplarville, Miss.