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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-02-19
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-13
Bishop Hendrix.

The annual conference of the Meth odist Episcopal Church South will be held in Pine Bluff, beginning Decem- Der lst, of this year Bishop IIen- drix will conduct this conference, as has just been determined at Nash vile. Bishop Hendrix has been in Pine Bluff before, having conducted a conference here about eight years ago, and the distinguished church. man made favorable and lasting Impression on our people. who will again gladly welcome him to our town. They will also be pleased .o Know that the annual conference of the Methodist Church is to be Eeld in Pine Bluff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-13
NUMBER 121

made for customer of MT. Eisen- kramer. Several pieces of fine cloth were also missing.
 The thief had entered the tailoring establishment Monday night by means of the window which was closed, but not properly bar. ed.
 Speegel is q German and speaks broken English. He is about 5 feet oinches high and ofdark complexion. When last heard of he was at Al- theimer, on his way, 1t is believed, to Memphis. The Memphis officials have been notified and requested to arrest he thief if he goes there.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-13
SUL- AN OBJECTS,
DOES NOT WANT THE INTER.
 vENTIoN OF THE POWERS
But Wants to Treat With the Greeks Direct-Late News From
 the Seat of War.

LONDON, May 12.-The correspond- ent of the Daily Telegraph at Con stantinople says the Sultan resenfs the mediation of the powers and desires to nego otiate with Greece di- rect.
 The Berlin correspondent of the Daily News says he learns on excel- lent authority that the Turkish gov erpment demands war indemnity of @ 3,000,000 and the right to occupy Tessaly until it is paid.
 A Turkish reconnaissance in force at Domokis has heen repulsed and the attack on Arta, which proved to be successful, has also resulted in q check.
 1t is believed E1hem Pasha is de- veleping an ont-flanking movement with the right and left wings with q view to rendering the Greek positions at Domokis untenable.
 The correspondent of the Times at Athens says: Acute anxiety is felt here because of the absence of any news from Gen. Smolenskis col umn. Owing to the delay in ar ranging the armistic, the govern ment has addressed a strong protest to the powers. declining to bear the responsibility should further blood shed occur and lead to serious comp lications.
 As M. Ralli explains to me, the government is in serious predica- ment. In order to secure medi4tion it has compromised itself in the eyes of both Greeks aud Cretans, without obtaining a positive guarantee that Turkey will cease hostilities. Should the war be resumed the position of the government will be most unen- viable.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-13
Read the Sunday GRAPHIC.


 Tennessee Centennial and Interna- tional Exposition at Nashville. Tenn, May 1st to Oct. 30th. 1897. For this occasion the St Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Railway will sell round trip tickets asfollows: April 2S to Oct. b inclusive. final re- turn limit Nov. '. 1897. rate $1S.7O April p to Oct. 15 inclusive, final re- turn limit 20 days from date of sale, rate $l3.z0; April %, May 4, 6. II, 13, Is, 20, p, r; June l, 3, s, 10. 15. IT, 9 2a % alY {, s, 13 i5, M aG, g g, q, e Aug 3, ,, 10, F. r. 19. 24, 26. 3l; Sen. ,, :, 3, IA, 16, 21, 9, 2s. 30; Oct. z. F, Il, 19. 2l and 26. final limit return ten days from date of sale, rate 5000.
 H. B. MIzELL, Agt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-13
A Tailor's g Tale of Woe.

Mr. NJ. Elsenkramcr repaired to tue Police headquarters yes. erday to unfold tale of woe into the sym pathetic ear Of Grief Stewart.
 For five weeks. prior to last Monday, Mr. Eisenkramer had in his employ a tailor by the name of phil- lip Speegel. On last Monday morning SpeeGel did n.,t come to Work as usual. but his enl- Pleyer did not pay any attention to the matter until the following day. when he found OH he window sill in the rear of his tailoring estabIish- ment, Speegel's meal ticket, which he knew that Speegel had in his pos- session when he left the shop Mon day evening. Mir. Eisenkramercame to the conclusion that Speegel had been in the shop, and that, too. dur Ing the absence of his employer and other workmen. Nothing could be learned of Speegel, and Mr. Eisken- kramer nude an inventory of his stock ta fisttii if iiiiisr ttiliiIg ting iiifi, ieen stolen by his enploye. Soon the fact iawned on him that he had been robbed. Speegel had entered his trunk and stolen his new and hand some suit of clothes and also one
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-13
Worlds Record Broken.

CHIcAao, ILL. May l3.-The worlds record for as three hundred yard hurdle was broken twice yester- day in trial heats at the military and athletic carnival at the Coliseum, by F. 0. Dea, of the Chicago Athletic Association, going the distance in 3S 2-5 seconds and Kranzlein, of the Chicago Athletic Association making 1t In 37 2-5 seconds. The former record was 3S 4-5 ser conds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-13
THE MAN BELIEVED TO HAVE MURDERED IRENE MEYER.
Captured at McGehee at Noon and Will Be Brought Here This <
 Afternoon for Identfi-
 cation.


 A dispatch received this afternoon about o'clock by Mr. Jacob Frank, correspondent for the Associated Press, from Mr. J. I. Altschul, states that man answering the descrip- tion of the murderer of Irene Meyer in a resort in this city last Friday night, was captured at McGehee, a station in Desha county, on the Val ley road, at noon today, and that the prisoner would be brought here on the 4:45 train for identification.
 It is believed by the officers that the right man has been captured.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-13
To the Voters of the School
 District.

hereby announce myself candi- date for School Director, at the ensG- Ing election, Saturday, May 13, 1897, ana In announcing myself, do so at the earnest request of large num- Der Of my fellow citizens who ap- prove the present administration of the public schools Ii elected. shall iavor q continuation of the present policy. which heartily approve.
 J. r. RUTHERFoRD.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-13
A CHANGE OF VENUE.
The Case Of l.. l.. Thompson vs. Arthur
 Murray Carried to Little Rock.

The Case of l.. l.. Thompson vs. Arthur Murray Carried to Little Rock. | The case of L. L. Thompson, vs Arthur Murray was called in the Jefferson Circuit Court this morn ing for it's second trial, wher Messrs. A. B. Grace and D. H, Rousseau, attorneys for the plaintiff made a motion for a change of venue. The motion was sustained and the case was transferred to the Pulaski Circuit Court.
 This case is familiar to most ot our people. Thompson brought suit against Murray to secure the sum of S500. GO which had been given the defendant by the plaintiff to hold as security against loss upon note which Mnri ay endorsed for Thomp- son. Shortly after this transaction Thompson, who was then in business. failed, and he supposed that Mur- ray had kept the $500 % Tn payment of the note of like sum which he had endorsed for Thompson. Five years elapsed before the plaintiff discoverd that the note which Mur- ray had endorsed for him had been paid out of the proceeds derived from the sale of Thompson's stock of goods. On learning this fact Thompson immediately demanded the $500.00 security money which he had given Murray to hold Murray refused to return the money to him. 4 civil suit was the result. At the trial at the last term of the Jefferson Circuit Court, Murray s attorney plead the statute of limita- tion as bar to the recovery of the claim against his client. However, a jury of twelve men gave verdict in favor of Thompson and awal ded him the principal with interest.
 A few days later, Judge John M Elliott, before whom the case. was tried, arbitrarially set the verdict of the jury aside.
 This morning, shortly before the case was called, in conversation with an attorney for the plaintiff, Judge Elliott said that according to his construction of the law, he would be forced to set aside any verdict that might be given in favor of the plaintiff, whereupon Mr. Thompsons attorneys realized that it would be useless to try the case before him, hence a change of venue was asked for and granted.
 L. The case is one of considerable interest and it will be watched by the legal fraternity and our people generally.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-13
Mixed Her Sorrow and Adver-
 Using.


 A very grateful widow who has a thrifty as well as a vivid imagina- tion, unbnrdeEs he. heart In the fol- lowing unsurpassable "card." :" which she recently had printed in the Grif- fin [Ga.] Call:
 "MR. EDIToR-I desire to thank the friends and neigabors most heartily in this manner for their co- operation during the illness and death of my late husband, who escaped from me by the hand of death or last Friday while eating breakfast. To my friends and all who contributed so willingly toward making the last moments and the funeral of my husband success, I desire to remember most kindly. hoping these lines will find them en- toying the same blessings. 1 have also a good milch COW and roam gelding horse, s years old, which I will sell cheap.
 "God moves in q mysterious way His wonders to perform. He plants His footsteps on the sea and rides upon the storm.
 Also a black and white si,oat very low.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-13
COL. H. C. RECTOR DEAD.
Was Commercial Agent uof the Cotton
 5elt at Memphis.

MEMPHIS, May l3 Col. H. c. Rector. commercial agent of the Cotton Belt railroad, died at his home in this city yesterday morn ing, aged 51.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-13

asked him for al additional 50 ,000 words on Africa. especially on the Iransvaal, and ii is on this part of the book he is now working.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-13

The canard circulated in the United States that Samuel l.. Clemens Mark Twain) was dead has not the slight. est foundation, says q London dis patch. Mr. Clemens is in London,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-13

light, airy framework which SUD- ports a profusion of vines filled with Southern gourds and beautiful flowers. It is an inviting spot for every lover of comfort as well as every lover of romance, while to the knightly gallant and the tqueen of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-13

One of the many resting places for the sightseer at the Nashville Exposition is the Gourd Arbor. It is long avenue leading from the main entrance of the Auditorium to Nhe open walks of the western part Of the Park, and is covered with a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-13

and in better health and spirits than for a long time past. He is still working hard on his new book. He had finished it with the record of his travels ill lntlia, but his publishers
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-13
MARK TWAIN AT WORK.

No Truth in the Story that Clemens Was
 Dead
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-13

eoquetry" it is 8 sweet trysting place. Maturity and age will find its repose and shade restful and re. freshing, and it's dreamy, poetic surroundings will remind them of a happy past, and suggest 9 still happier future.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-13

Build a picket fence. Fanc. pickets at greatly reduced prices.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-19

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Trf and Trixy by John Habberton. 80 $50
Rubayat of Doc Sifers, by Riley. $3.50 $40
Chimes from TESTERS Bells. by Robt. J.
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RICES on TOYS, GAMES & DOLLS

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Children's Rocking
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Warehouse with der
rick, now. 40c
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-19
Holiday Specials:

2 DECORATED STEMS, made in Ger o.
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!. CHINA MUSTACHE CUPS and SAU-
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:. Children's Toy Tea Sets, packed in boxes
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Select your low-priced presents from off
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3 ROgers's Butter Knives, each. :. GOC
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25

LAS VEGAS LOCALS.

ttum M" tt,mIurf
v. v. rfIgmurr has out hnlgrt- AN.
nounclug that lie j. closing ont his stock
preparatory Ia going east to reside,
Aislaiir Gonzales. the county MS, cot,
II In III Paso taking III the bull lights
and fiesta.
The railroad company, lee houae,
which IL being torn down, Will BE- r.
moved and 4rt up on the Hot springs
track. Just west of the coal chute
trom the plu,
II l- rumprrd that Las Vegas Is -oon Ia
have another sanitArium.
Browne, Naanz tnarrs company ship.
ped carload u prlts Ia Bo-ton vrstrr
day
Operator Eastman has arrived from
wichita, Kansas. ami Will pound brass Ia
2lare Of Operator bltir, who returns 10
VI 4-Oufi.
ihs MontrZuma hotel II tlliny up rap.
idly with guests ~ the winter. II has
been years since the big building hn- had
~ many people under lt- rOot,
v. {. Read. attorney !or Scipio iguilar
under sentence "a he hung January Ilh,
made n motion In court this morning
for MI order granting an "9peal 10 the
supreme court, tie also ASKED Tor All ap
pal IN the cases ~ Malionaiu, Lucero
aud VI ,utuya, under Srntrnc" fuf assault
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25
MADRID COAL MINES
one Of The finest camps 10 The untei
State. near Cerrillot
IMPROVEMENTS ~ FSocpISs

Madrid. \ NJ Drc. &c. StuAts' ADpu'
tour miles from Crffillu, u the coal m u
ing camp " Madrid uwu,i aud uy-tAted
b, the Cettillo~ Cuel railroad cump,uJ
II has the reputation ~ hrirg ~" lnr-
~ we'll A. one ~ the latg,~' ufntuI
rAmi- tn the I uit'si state lhsfe ar
employed there a. the ptr-.ut tlnis q.
mrn rui neatly ali are men With famI
lir, The Company hA- suppli,d us
lahut't- with large tn story dSrlling
hou-,., These hou-,s- Ar- all supplied
With water WORK are we'll Ventilated
and ftom h,glrnic standpoint. ~ veil
a, ~ yuint " convenience are ~ g. the
standard ~ costly dwellings ~ lAfgr
rilir \ uum'nt .,i wA'rf hydtahts
plar,i Afuu II IA camp at 4 - suppl, ~
hn-" I Dthi,h excellent 80 protection
II /. the 4, g. Il ,he e mpAn, To- make
a." place ~ beautiful An Attractive ~
pr-l'. % Aui ,h-t -puus T." ttr-- wei"
st 90, ever, uurui which tSk turt AMI
l. A,uu,hrg N"Et .ptlng u nrS supply
~ t,rrr viii h- .rt ont
\ town hall AMI public lhrAfy build
INK IL INV ~ pfure NJ e Instruction, II
viii hr i"uhlr story structure. ~ feet
long hN 81 vide. 4 une-rtOfy addition,
H. 'p,t by 81. l. being Aii,~i 10 H." main
huildiHs, and will he used ~ stage
where trnuprs can give entertainments,
AMI thus furnish innocent Amu-rInrnt
'or the p~olir Ild- hulIdlHg Will b''
CON lrtrd by March
new hu,lilng - l-lng Add,d 10 the
company stutr Nhirh viii hr uS,i Tor n
bakery and restaurant when completed
The company store already coE-irts ~ n
mat market, n grocery, h"ot aud shoe,
IL, Z sd- aud clothing departments, and
IL under the -up-fN i-lDn u j u, kufdirk
The camp II nj present turning out
about ,sU tons ~ -ott rnAl aud b'l tunr
Vt hard coal every day The soft coal
mines are operated the whole year
around The hard coal mines have been
Woke since october AMI n full force II
men viii he employed IN them until
Aprl Development work on the hard
coal mines. however, viii ~ un all sum.
met
The breaker. hN which the hard coal L.
>"patst-i into ~" different grair- nc
curiing To- size, Wt4 constructed by u,
compan, nj n ro4t ~ sbl,ur aLd X one
~ the largest ~ the KIND Ia the nite,i
states. II Is buill Oh the side " noun
tain aud II llj irrt high nj one point
the mines are veil ventilated 10y u ian
Nrntllntor which supplies the under
ground mines with 3u.u~O cubic feet al
ar I"t minute aud the sanitary cuuil
ton " the mines l. all that coul he lie
sued
James lluggan IL the -uprflnt, II 'rnt 0i
Ia" camp and lt- present plrndli c"n
iItlun h largely due Ia his we'll directed
efforts Ia making all improvements that
Nfr Practicable.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25
NusinEs

The old year and the new, The Old
year Il lead, with IT. joys aud SORROWS,
IT, -mll,- and tears ia gOOi and IL es!!.
The hnary head, once ~ brig and fair
With hui- OF promise, llrA law, like the
hopes that bln-Aomai With IL coming
The RELENTLESS hand Of tim" whose arm
Ia never weary, whose -cyIhs never
still, has gathered the old year into the
garner OF the y tst leaving w only ia
memories, b. they bitter or sweet. What
will the NV year bring IA our waiting
hearts, viii II be- n trIunphal march, n
sweet symphony fun Of JOY ani peace
aud content, or u funeral dlrge, AMI the
blackue-. Of DESPAIR An WIN eau ,.ll2
Many are setting out with valiant heart :,
male strong by hope and love, AMI happy
anticipation OF joys Ia come, hut God
pity tho-. who are starting IN upon the
dreary length OF new year. without the
light ~ love Ia cheer and the star Of
hope 10 guide their wandering ieet.-Ex.
change
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25
rmr rnEss ANu rrLrir

A preacher recently said that news.
paper that told the truth, and the whole
truth, couldn't h- p+cuuIary success
To Witch All exchange replies ~ follows
The minister whp Will ~ all times. aud
uuirr any circumstance, tell the whole
truth about his memh~rr, alive ~ dead
might not occupy the pulpit more than
Onr SUNDAY, and Ia some cases might
hnd Il convenient 10 leave town The
pr"-- and the pulpit 70 hand IN hand
with the white wash brush aud pleasant
words, mAgniiytng little virtues into big
on~, he pulpit, the press and the
gfA'r-lonr are the great @int-mAtinR
triumNirata
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25
shsriH'. sale.

Nuu,r - hereby gwen that hy virtue III an
exc, uiIuu issued cat ut the Distinct Count 1T
M,II,u. m cause 80 iuuu. Nhrtviu AlonTu
u A,M'llrn II plsntlh aud James ! John
V,ru e al Ar The drtrndants, dated ~" 81
day ut Srptrmbtt, \ u Isu,, ! have lrNIrd
upon the follow ing dr.,tth-d pfuIruY ut sad
defendant James I Johnston, tn'Ntt. tine
hack made ~ James 7 1 cunningham son,
tutr wagon.
Nutl,r 3. hereby gwen that ON saturday, the
Slh daS NJ January, iErH, II +! O., .uA T.. m,
N front ut the lNrtN stable ui Johnston \
huIfU. an Iulprf avenue. Iu tie city ut NJ.
huqurrlur. | Nill sell The ahuNr lies, fii,,d
personal property To- ne hghus, and best bid.
d,t. tut cash, tu satisfy SAID rIr, utiOn a'id
costs luONNs~ liCHHEII,
SuruH ui Brfualillu County
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25

mated Tor the presidency u double the
entire amount Of money existing In the
republic ot Mrtico The total money NJ
that country, whose flnAnciAl system VIZ
Bryan urges ~ Ia Aiipt, il VI GWnooh
Of which tf.uu."u IL IN s,lvrt coin,
tb,uHlU" IN gold ani tlt oull In un
covered pap~r white the actual increase
Of the money ~ circulation IN the niirt
states since The beginning NJ the month
In which Mr. bryan was nominated Is
AM tSp.Iis
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25

Among the district court items the
New Mexican Of Thursday afternoon
aay-
The uldi ~ the cases ~ ln%ephinp
hr-rrant. aimlnl-trAttiN ". trtrillo-
Ioal Railroad company, Mas commenced
this Afternuun before n JurN M,-yIrs. \.
H. Field and + v. tHLcN represent the
plaintiff and X. r. | Ntrhrll appears Tor
the Defendant company
These casts grow out ~ the killing "
the husband aud two SONS ~ the plain.
IN IN the White Ash coal mine disaster.
daring the winter ~ lSHi. They were
ulrd At n previous term ~ the district
court and t21,,"n damages wer" awarded
a. the plaintiff they we're subsequently,
appealed tO the suprem" court and ~
manhrd h' the latter tribunal and now
come up fot nrw TRIAL under the dlrrc
ton ~ the supreme court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25
sioo Reward. 100

The readers Of this paper will b.
glrA-ri tu learn that there IL At least Que
dreaded iiseAne that science has been
able Ia cure IN all its Stages and that II
catATrh. Halls cGLAffh cure Ia thu only
Is~itlVr cure nov known ~ the medical
fraternity. CMarfh being . c0nstitu
tlunAl disease, requires constitutional
treatment Hall- cAtArTh cure Ia taken
internally, acting directly upon the
hlOOi aud mucous surfaces OF the system.
Thereby destroying the foundation ~ the
hi--A-r aud gNlng the patient strength
by building up the constitution aud ~
sl-tiug uAtut" In doing Ia work The
pToptlrlorr have 70 much faith Ia It,
ruruN" ."s"t. that they offer one hun.
ir,i d.lh : ~ any case that II fails Ia
rurr ~,ui i,5 li-t Of testimoniAls.
Address, i ,nESkI \ Co, Toleio, q.
~uli u' ifu.gl-A, 20 cents.