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The San Francisco call., 1897-07-12
YOUR BAGGAGE.

Baggage has arrived in this City in such
quantities and in such irregular ways as
to make it impossible for the transfer com
panies to rapidly identify it. Therefore
persons whose baggage has not yet been
delivered to them would do well TO apply
In person at the foot of Market street
with check or transfer receipt.
The tran sier agent must compare every
trunk check by check, which requires an
i'm mense amount of time, while the owner
can look over Il pile OF trunks and recog-
nlze 8 own at a glance. The Christian
Endeavor reception committee will lend
every service possible. The transfer COM
panies are more than anxious to prom pity
dispose of the baggage, and W Ii do so as
rapidly as .he check can be ma ched.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-12
Explanat alton.

The arrow nies with the wind. The top figures
at station indica.e maximum temperatur for the
days: those underneath 1t. IL any, the amount OF
rainfall, of melted in inches and hundredths,
during the past twelve hours Isobars, or solid
lines, connect poin Of equal air pressure; iso-
therms, or dotted lines, equal temperature. The
word high" means high barometrlc pressure and
Is usually accom- panied by fair weather: slow"
refers TO low pressure and is usually preceded
and accompanied by cloudy weather and rains
sLows' usually first appear on the Washington
coast. When :he pressure is high in the interior
and low along the coast, and the sobars extend
north and south along the coast rain Is probable;
but when the "low'' is nclosed with isobars Of
marked curvature rain south OF Oregon is improb-
able With a "high" in the vicinity OF Idaho, and
the pressure falling to the California coast,
weather may be expected in summer and colder
weather In winter. Tie reverse OF these conditions
Will produce an opposite result
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CHINATOWN DELUGED.
Every Visitor Surely Goes There
and Guides Are Scarce,

Chinatown was never in its history so
deluged with open-eyed and marveiing Wis
itors. Saturday niehl the strange-lookin
stree and pungent alieyways fairly
swarmed with Endeavorers and the San
Francisco host that was helping to show
them around. The Christian hosts over
whelmed the stronghold of paganism.
A very small percentage of the visitors
have City friends to show them around
and the volunteer guides provided by the
local committees can take care of quite a
large mum Der. but Chinatown is bout the
star attraction TO the visitors outside of
the convention and crowds anxiously
search ana clamor for guides.
Every experienced guide is reaping a
harvest and scores OF fellows out of jobs
and wanting to make few bits are trying
to work themselves in on the visitors.
Yesterday and last evening strangers con-
stantly focked TO the police stations to
ask where they could find tIustworihy
guides, and hundreds had wandered
through the smells on their own hook.
Very few of the Fasteners had ever
seen the heathen Chinee in any greater
glory than that of his laundry, and it was
all as wonderful and strange as it always
is VIII en- seen for the first time.
Probably large proportion saw the
great chance for missionary work amid
the strange barbaric scenes, and now and
then impromptu crowds about the joss
houses stopped to pour forth an Endeavor
song in sheer zeal and sorrow. The
Chinese missions have become important
features of the Chinatown trip for the first
time, and .hey are keeping open house
and welcome. To the Jealous Endeavorer
it is like visiting loved Christian mis-
sion in far-off China itself. They buy the
them a little they put them away with
the other little souvenirs of the trip that
are going back East to long lie on parlor
whatnots.
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CHINATOWN SHOWN.
Missions Provide Guides and
Keep Open House.

Thousands of Christian Endeavorers
visited the Chinese missions Saturday and
were organized into sightseeing parties
and taken to see the curlosities of the
Monaghan quarter by Chinese Christian
Eldeavor guides, who cheerfuily gave up
the day to acting as cicerones to the visi-
tors. The stream of siGhtscers at the
missions began at 10 A. NJ and lasted till
late in the afternoon.
At the MethodIst Chinese Mission on
WASHINGTON street. which was gayly deco
raied with purple and gold buntin cheer
III. and polite guides were on hand all
day, so that visitors had less trouble in
going steered gratis through the sights of
Chinatown than tourists generally find
who pay for he privilege. In the after
noon Walter N. Fong, graduate of STAN
ioro, delivered an interesting address on
"Chlncse Lie in San Francisco" at the
M. Il. mission, which was attended by a
large audience OF Endeavorers. There
was also Chinese music sung by Mongol-
ian vocaists
The Presbyterian churcn on STOCKTON
street and the mission at 92O Sacramento
street were besieged all day. There were
hines when entrance to the mission was
impossible on account OF the crowd
already within the walls, and the Rev.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conditt and Rev. Nam Art
OF the Presbyterian Chinese church shook
hands steauily with an apparently end
less stream OF visitors all through The
neat and burden of the day. Refresh.
ments in the shape OF tea, CANDY and Chi
nese nuts were provided gratis to all COM
ers In addition 10 guides. The Chinese
Endeavorer circles of the PRESBYTERIAN
church had been re-enforcsd bv contin-
gents from Oakland and San Rafael, SO
there was no lack of experts to show the
sights of Chinatown.
Mrs. DR.. Clark visited the Presbyterian
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Mintster Wilson at Seattle.

SEATTLE, WASH, July 1I.-Hon.
Henry L. Wilson, the newly appointed
United States Minister to Chile, arrived
in Seattle to-day from his home in Spo-
kane, being en- route to San Francisco,
from which City he will sail for Santiago
on July 19. He is accompanied by Mrs
Wilson and their three children. United
States Senator John L. Wilson will leave
Washington City to reach San Francisco
IN time 10 bid mis- brother, Minister Will
son, good-by. The Senator will come
north from San Francisco to Seattle,
where he expects to spend his sum mer
vacation
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CONGREGATIONAL.

DR.. w. e. Parke of LoverviIle, N. Y,
spoke at the First Congregational Church
last evening. His subject was
Character Destroyers, and the doctor
dealt vigorously with those forces in So
ciety which serve to undermine a mans
standing in the community. He was
particularly severe with that class of sem
sational journalism which, IN order to
pander 10 the unhealthy appetites of GER
tain readers, assails mems characters in
discrim inately.
There was large overflow meeting in
the church parlors, at which Rev. D. s.
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Williams and Rev. H. II. Wykoff were
the speakers.
AT CALVARY.

Bishop S. w. Fallows of Chicago spoke
twice at Calvary Presbyterian Church last
evening. His first discourse was delivered
In the church auditorium proper. His
text was. l Thessalonians i:iv, .For the
Gospel came not unto you In word only,
but also in power, and in the Holy Ghost
and in much assurance" The Bishops
discourse was an eloquent plea for the
authority and Inspiration of the Bible.
The second address was given in the
overflow meeting in the Sunday-school
rooms. THE sinking of ones per, onality
in another, as illustrated by St. Paul, be-
coming all things to all men," was the
theme of this discourse.
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1000 peope gathered to hear DR.. NJ. S.
Hughes preach from the text, The Love
of Christ Constraineth Us" His eloquent
discourse was along the line of love as a
uniiying element in religious life.
Christ loved the word, dying Tor It and
leaving an example for his people of all
ages.
In the evening DR.. II. II. Russell of
CoIumbu Ohio, preached TO a crowded
house. DR.. Russell was for many
years a practlcins attorney and for his
topic gave lawyers reasons for being a
Christian.
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DIR, ,cn.d Near sacramemto.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, July II While
bathing in the American r yer this after
noon In company with five companions,
Peter Levra. aged 28 years, waded into a
deep hole and was drowned. He was a
native OF Italy and leaves a mother and
young widow in the old country. None
OF the men could swim, and although
Levra made the most piteous appeals for
help, his com panions were unable 10 assist
him. When he sank for the last time one
OF the men was within five feet OF him.
but could not r<ach him.
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nilto,r. Score, a Hiciorv.

WOODLAND, CAL, July 1L-One of the
best games of baseball ever witnessed in
this city was played at East Park to-day
by the Normans of Gridley and team
from Willows for 5000 a side. Excursion
trains arrived from the northern towns
this morning, snd 1000 people witnessed
the game The Willows team was VIC
torious bv a score of 13 to 10. This is the
second time ne Gridleys have been de-
feated by the Willows team.
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THE CHALK TALK.

An interesting chalk talk was given by
Rev. DR.. Pierce at First United Presby-
terian Church yesterday morning. By
means OF blackboard illustrations the
minister showed how life should be given
wholly 10 Christ. A mum Der of candles of
different lengths were drawn, thus illus
tratns the fact that the younge a person
Is the longer he may let his light shine.
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Lost Ia .4risoma Bi'ds.

GLOBE, ARIz.. July 11.-George W.
Nash, an aged chooteacher and pioneer
Arizonan, is lost in the White Mountains
ii the northern part of the Apache reser-
walton, and undoubtedly has pe1ished of
hunger and exposure. Several large
searching parties have failed to locate
him. He let ODE on June 90, mounted
to visit his daughter, who lives on cattle
ranch forty-tive miles north OF this place.
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Auota.r Yjctory Jor Wat.onriue.

WATSONVILLE, CAL, July 1.-THE
baseball game played to-day between the
Pajaro Valley Wheelmen of this city and
the S. \. Wood Co. nine of San Francisco
resulted in victory for Watsonville by a
score of IL to 3. This is the Wheelmen's
fourth con secItive victory this season.
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Snntn Crnz httu Undefeat.d.

SANTA CRUZ, CAL, July 1.-THE
Santa Cruz ball team defeated the Violets
at Vue de Eau Park this afternoon in a
closely contested game by score OF to s..
This was the sixth game Santa Cruz has
won in the present tournment without
the loss OF q game.
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AT BALLARD'S CHURCH.

A Christian Endeavor prayer meeting
was held in FIRST United Presbyteria
Church, corner of Golden Gate avenue and
Polk street, last evening. During the
services Rev. J. w. Buchanan, Mr.. Ireland
of Fresno and Mr. Scraggs of Monroe,
Iowa, delivered addresses. The meeting
was we'll attended
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by the game they put up and by their gem
tlemanly behavior. They suffered defeat
pv a small margin, but they impressed
the fact upon their opponents that they
were distinctly in 1t all the time. The
game was quick, snappy and was one OF
hard hitting. At the end of the ninth IN
ming the score stood II 10 r. The visitors
failed to score in the first half of the tenth,
and the home team pulled out tour of
the bases and won by 13 TO II.
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stobbinq Afrag scar stockton.

STOCKTON, CAL, July 11.-Pedro Gam
billina stabbed Valente Beglinomicni
twice in the back on the Weber Tract,
about five miles from town, this evening,
infilctlng what are supposed to be fatal
wounds. Gam bilIina was arrested and
the wounded man was brought TO this
city. The men engagei IN a dispute
abont so cents, and after scuffle Gam
billIna drew his knife
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-12
>e'f Murder at Redding.

REDDING, CAL, July 1L-John Ellis,
a teamster, 62 years of age, shot and killed
himself in this city last night. He lay
down in the rear OF Armory Hall, placed
the muzzle OF revolver just over his nose
and fired. Ellis WAS well known here and
had many friends.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-12
BALLARD'S SOCIETY.

The Ballard Society of Christian En-.
deavor, with possible mem bership of
thirty in one OF the smallest hamlets in
the State, sends seven represe tatives to
the great convention, a distance of nearly
400 miles.
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Rascban at Sacramento.

SACRAMENTO. CAL, July 1.-THE
members of the San Francisco Athletic
Club baseba team, who came to this city
to compete with the Gilt Edge team this
afternoon, won the hearts OF ths spectators
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ON THE DiAM0RD.
Scores of Yesterdays Games IN tho Ma.
uonaI League and the Standing
of the Clubs

ST LOUIS, Mo-, July list. Louis 4, Bnlti-
more, %.
CHICAGO, ILL, July 11.-Chicago 2, Brook
lyr z.
Louisville t.
CLEVELAND, OHIO. July 11.-Cleveland II 15,
Washing lon 4
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suN. MOON Nd TIDE.

y-rTrwn STATES COAST Ann Gron~rrc suRvrr
T,ura ANn HEIGHTS OF HIeH AMI Low
WITrRs At FoKT POINT ENrRANCH TO
sAN FRANCIsoo BAY. PUBLISHED BY ORR.
C1.I AUTHoRIrY or THE SUPERINTENDENE
NnTr-The high and low waters occur Al ths
CItv Front (Missio1- street Wharf, about twenty
hys minutes l.;rr IMAM ns Fort roinE tns hei1as
of tide ls tnv same both pace+
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FOR san J0yE. lOy GiEOS & SlNTl cRuz

CTkAMEK ALVIsO LEAVES PERI DAILY
y Sundays eAceptedJ al IL A. n Alviso caIi
,Salurday excepted) at p. NJ Erelght ana
Passenger. Fare between san Franclsco ana
Ayso, soc; to San Jose, 75c CLAY sf piar
" W. santa Clara 81. san Joss
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A NOON MEETING.

The Washing ton delegates of Mr.. Hart
mans party Will meet in the Pavilion at
noon to-day.
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July 1897

Norr-In tbe ABOVE EXPOSITION OF the tides ths
early morning tides given in the left hand
column and the successive tides OF The day In tho
order OF occurrence AZ 10 time. Inc seconu uihs
column dives the second tide OF the day, the lnlrl
time column the third tie, and the last or rsn.
hand column gives tide OF the day, eIceps
when there are but three tides sometimes
sccurs The heights given are additions 10 the
soundings on the United states COAST survey
chsrts except when q minus sign Il preceoes the
height. and then the number given Is suDtrnctlVs
from he depth given By the charts.
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TN THE TEMPLE
OF THE LORD

Continued from Second Page.
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ACROSS THE ATLANTIC.
Recent Facts Reaectiag the Political and
 Social Life Of Europe.


 The rinderpest having destroyed cat. tie as q factor in the all important ques- tion of transport ill Africa, attention Is now being devoted to the jackass, which, being proof against climate, plague and the terrible tsetse fly. seems destined to become the beast of burden of the future for the Dark Continent Consequently the demand for donkeys has assumed such proportions that English and Dutch dealers have been buying them by tho thousands fer shipment to South Africa, phenomenal and altogether unprecedent. ed prices being realized Inasmuch as, according to the ponderous London Spec tator, which has never been known to perpetrate a joke, Ireland is at present the main home and breeding place of the English donkey" the Emerald Isle is deriving considerable pecuniary ben- eft from the boom in ass flesh, and the lowly and patient "moke" seems des- tined to supersede the pig as a source of profit to the HibeTnian peasant.
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J. A. COLES,
 MAIN STREET,

The Jefferson Fencibles held an interesting meeting at their armory last night. After the business ses- sion closed the company was drilled by their excellent Captain. At pres ent the Jefferson Guards guns are being used. The first drill with guns was had last night.
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German Tortz.

Tho two principal German fortresses on the Baltic sea are at Konigsburg and Dantzie. Central Germany has three first class fortressas, Spandau, Magde- burg and Kustriu. on the French iron tier, Metz and stVashurg. and on the Belgian frontier Cologne and CoblenE.
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Miss Rosa McNally arrived in the city today from Cornerstone, where she has been conducting school. She was accompanied by Master Henry HazliD, of swan Lake. They will spend the holidays in this city.
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Christmas Holiday Excursion

Christmas Holiday Excursion For the above occasion the Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets to any point on it's lines when within 200 miles of selling point at onefare for the round trip, Tickets on sale December 24, 25 and land January 1. Round trip tickets to Memphis s5.56; return limit January 4, 1898.
 H. BRINaMAN, Agt.
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Try. cur lithogravure process of printing--you can't teli it from litl-f ographlng. Ask to see samples.
 dtf ADAMS WILSON PRINTING fio.
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KRISs KRINGLE'S
 ANN0UNCEME ENT1

We've wonderful. big lot of toys, Gathered in from all over tho earth; AS Santa Claus placed them around, He just shook all over with mirth. There's pig that will squeak A cat that will mew, Bears that make bubbles, And rabbits that chew. Cats that knit stockings.
 Big donkeys that drum, Neat bicycle riders,
 And tops that will hum" Locomotives, steam engines Electrical toys. A darkey with banjo,
 Printing presses for boys. Magic boxes containing
 Some clever new tricks, And houses to build
 With nice wooden" bricks; Hobby horses and wagons.
 Hooks and ladders and gigs, Clowns driving donkeys.
 Big black bears and pigs. Magic lanterns, typewriters, Money banks and paint boxes Littlesiambs and big sheep, Lions, tigers and foxes;l Wood. tin and lead soldiers, With sword and with gun. Dogs playing the bugle, Acrobats that make fun: Ironssteamboats and carts, Street cars run by trolly, Some fire patrols
 With fremen jolly. Footballs and dumb-bells, Grocery stores and nice stables All kinds of dolls,
 High chairs, beds and tables, And so runs the list To ten thousand or more; But to know all about it Come to J. A, COLES store. NoTE-Goods purchased now wIll be heI Tor delivery at the will ef the buyer, If di
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Our stock of holiday goods has ar- rived Call and inspect our stock before purchasing. \. | Mitchell,
 POS Main street
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Col. S. ". Fordyce's private car "Arkansaw Traveller will pass through this city this afternoon with Capt. sam Fordyee and his Harvard who are en route to Boston.
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Miss KimbaI one uf Arkansas City s popular bellcs, is the guest sf Miss Gussie 1'aggalt
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Be sure to cal eli me if you want the best for your lrnis cakes.
 dtf JcE (. MEYER.
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Mir. c. E. Hickey came np from Fordyce Wednesday afternoon to hug holiday goods
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Mr. Chas. T. Gordon came up from Sheridan yesterday and is reg lstered at the Arlington.
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New eanl4iawer Green Peas, Fresh Tom atoes and all kinds oi bring vegetables 1t Joe c. Meyers.
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Fancy sugar-eured hams this week at ten cents per pounsl. Mccain Grocery Go. div
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Misses Minnie and Minnie Kendall are in the city today calling upon our dry goods merchants and making holiday purchases.
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Dr. ]. r. Runyan left today for Me Neil to spend the holidays with his parents
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Messrs. s. N. Marshall and Damon Clark, of Little Rock, are registered at the Truluck.
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Mr E.J- Keravln leaves tomorrow for Memphis, Tenn., te spend the holidays.
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Havalin china is the best ware made. Smith X Owen are making q special drive on this ware for the holiday trade.
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If you are looking for nice pres ent there is nothing better than fine china. Smith X Owen have 1t.
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MT. Richard Davies leaves this af- ternoon for a visit to his parents at Huntingdon, ". Va, where he will spend the holidays.
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'. fIopkinson Smith at the Merrill Institute tonight. Ne finer number will be given this year.
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Regular subscribers for the Daily GRAPHIC whose names have been on our subscription books for the last three months, can secure Gov. Fay lor's Tales and Lectures for ? cents each. dff
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Mr. ". II. Wycofi. of Paragould, is calling upon Pine Blufi merchants today.
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Mr. Il. e. Moore and son. of Draughon, are guests of the Arling- ton.
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r. Hopkiasor

[. Hopkinson Smith at the Merrill -Iestitute 1pNight. No finer number will be given this year.
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Mrs. N. P, Patterson arrived in the city this afternoon to spend the holi- days with her son, MT. T. H. Patter- son, of the Smith Drug Co.
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Cascarets stimulate liver, Kidneys and bowels. Never sichen, weaken or gripe. 12-30eodff.
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Mr. Y. II. Davis, of Lumber, Ark, Is a guest of the Arlington today.
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AIr. Charlie Triplett, Jr., arrived home yesterday afternoon from St. Albans scboolin Virginias and will spend the holidays with his father.
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Messrs. Ike Millerand Harry Solm- son will leave Friday for Memphis to spend Christmas
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Mr. E. Il. Holmes, of Fordyce, is ---isi-tlie city calling upon our mer- chants.
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FOR SALE-A fine, self-heating Buck base
 burneri us good as new. Will be sold at n sacrifice. For further particulars apply to Joe Rosenberg, No. 2i0 Main Street. 11-12-d6t
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Cobana. the finest of all coffees, at II 2s J. H. Talbot & Co.
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Drink Coca-colo for headache and exhaustion, at MitcheiPs, POS Main street. Il ID
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1f.@<A a- Sl'-ss-y s-oi Crcal Springs, Illinois. is spending the holidays in this city, the guest of Mr. Rainbow.
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There is nothing nicer for an Xmas present thap n piece of China. Smith & Owen are making extremely low prices on their fine china .12I4dtf
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4 fnll gissss.ssI efF nned sQnHs. shrimps and Holsters at
 dtf J B. Talbot < Co.
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Cakes. Cakes. Cakes.

T. II. Skidmore, at No. 311 Main street, has d large variety of cakes on hand, including fruit, marble, jelly chocolate,s nut, scoeoanut, gold and silver and pound cakes. Plenty of all kinds on hand and all orders will be filled promptly. New phone No. 2i5. l2 20 Ct
 e Homemade bread speciality
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4sss Lobsters, hard shell Crabs seeGge plant oysters at Joe c.
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'. Hopkinsoh Smith at the Nermll Institute tonight. Nc finer number { will be given tllis year.
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The streets and stores are filled with holiday buyers.
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Services tt Trinity Episcopal Church next Chris tnns morning at l0:30 o'clock The chiifiren < Christ mas tree will take place Christmas eve at 7.90 o'clock
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z is. iss. i. 5. 5 fsiuola k visiting fiiei8ds at Wabbaseka Her t@o sweet g lf- ing birds are filliag be office of the 1irgp3t Clerk wifA their meloaicas music.
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CA. ss.:ss ss.s s..ss | |. A,

MT. N. T Moore. and vile, are in the city today shopping and prepar- ing fer santa fiaus.
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Call on Talbot X Co. for fresh K. c. ribs and sausage.
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9ilkinsou. Of Kearnex, is at the Trnlock today.