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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-19

Everybody Cordially Invited to Inspect our Stock, where they will find the Largest As sortment of Ladies, Misses, Childrens and Infants
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-19

Mir. J. B. Rochelle, prominent Texarkarian, was a Fair visitor Tuesday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-19

Mir. Rob. Douglass of Douglass was in the city Tuesday on business
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-19

Gunther's famous chocolates alt bonbons at Mitchell's. only, POS Main treet. II 15 If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-19

MT. J. Lambert. of Thornton, "took in' the festivities here Tues day.
 I have the finest line of new mack rel ever brought to Pine Bluff. give me a trial. Joe c. Meyer. tf
 Mrs, Dr. Mills has returned from Hope, where she has been visiting for several weeks.
 Fifteen cents worth Of the best cLtHi1g gum for five cents at the Mccain Grocery Go. 6-26 dtf.
 -----4-----
 Miss Virginia Bum, daughter of Chief Justice Bum, of Little Rock, is the guest of Mrs. J. B. Speers.
 MT. Walter Crane. late of St. Louis. has accepted a position with Blum's Dry Goods Co.
 da.nng, 4om ColenIlsn anu ;. A. Freeman, of Millville, Ark, were Fair visitors Tuesday. The Bluff City Lumber Go. are large manufacturers of these goods, and guarantee every one sold to give perfect satisfaction. 279
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-19

New grits, hominy and rolled oatl at Joe c. Meyer. dt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-19

Angels Food and layer cakes made to order at JoeC. Meyers. dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-19

Pickets all styles. or picket fenc complete. Bluff City Lumber Co. ?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-19

Kindling wood 75c a load delivered by the Bluff City Lumber Co. 279
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-19

Mr. L. W. Clement, Mrs. D. O. Holmes and Miss Mamie Hall. oi Swan Lake. are In the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-19

Merchants visiting OUT city during
 Fair week will do well to look at our wholesale department which is very complete. Our prices you will find as low as similar goods can be bought in St. Louis or Memphis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-19

Mir. J. A. Cole is still confined to his room with Illness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-19

Stop at Gleason's Hotel when in Little Rock. dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-19

tdatnng, Aom CoIelnltn anu ;. A.
 Freeman, of Millyille, Ark, were Fair visitors Tuesday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-19

Standard sugar cured hams Il cents per pound.
 6-26 dtI. Mccain Grocery Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-19

For sale-tine new cut-under sur rey for sale cheap. Apply to w. O." care Graphic. dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-19
THREE STORES IN ONE. Dry Goods Dep 113-115 Second Ave- Clothing Dept 26-128 Shoe Department IT Second Avenue

MT. J. Lambert. of Thornton, "took in" the festivities here Tues iday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-19

MT. Walter Crane, late of St. Louis, has accepted position with Blum s Dry Goods Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-19

I have the finest line of new mack rel ever brought to Pine Bluff. give me a trial. Joe c. Meyer. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-19

Mrs, Dr. Mills has returned from Hope, where she has been visiting for several weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-19

Miss Virginia Bum, daughter oi Chief Justice Bum, of Little Rock, Is the guest of Mrs. J. B. Speers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-19
Ube Daily Grapbtc.


 .----------------------.-- Mir. J. A. Cole is still confined to his room with Illness.
 Kindling wood 75c load delivered by the Bluff City Lumber Co. 27a MT. Rob. Douglass of Douglass, was in the city Tuesday on business Flags, flags for the parade or fair at A J. Mitchell's.
 Mir. E. T. Pry of Tucker, is in the city on .'important" business. Get your flags for decoration pur- poses at MitchelPs.
 Mir. NJ. W. Taggart went to the Capital Tuesday on n hs Lumber, all kinds, free delivery in city, get our prices. Bluff City Lum- Der Go. ZlS Miss Sallie Ritchie. formerly of this ity but now of Little Rock, is the guest of friends here.
 Mr. E. B. Russell, q white man, was fined $50 in the police court VuoSdav for carrying a pistol
 Mir, J. W. Stevenson and wife oi Bearden, are attending the Fair in this city.
 Miss Agnes Roberts of Wabbe- seeka. is the guest of Mir. N. T, Roberts and family.
 Miss Mattie Atkinson of Star City, is the guest of Mrs Tom Atkinson on West Fifth, for this week.
 MT, Henry Dyson, one of Redfleld's $ prominent merchants, was here yes terday.
 Mir. John L. Mills came down from Little Rock last night to take in the Fair for a few days.
 Mir. c. H. Billheimer. of the Arkan. sas Democrat. was visitor here Tsesday.
 Mir | R ppchnila a nromfnanf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08
annapolis. 2inuaprlis!
aacr Nuqtn iportcn 9rin!
annapolis, annapolis!
8 iuqt: ipcr miro cs ictn2
Y. NJ. B. o. D.

2uict Den 6immcl jirutu mn bic Soi'tlter r@
in ocn S1oarcH licQcn, rmicr grocer Gcoutilons=
Sertauf iuirO iortfdbrcn, 6rcuOc III bic 9crjen Der
Ytduuer alrr @tbcnsteluHQcu ju brin9en.
@unScrtc babcu i3 Oicier ipuuOcrbaren @tle9ena
belt bcOicnt, unO ubcrmals uerOcn 0unoertc III
f~auucnOcr REMEMBERING onr Der uttrdftiuen %us=
telling bon Bargains itcben, pclbcn ntrcn Iugtn
bel icOcr NcnpunQ in uuicrem GoOcn b%cGcqncH,
Gcict, merit Gub uno crfrcut Sud iuucrli6 Oi:icr
]iUtIi0cn f!arcu Sbotia6cH:
gGir BADEN oonj poltne Gbcpiot=T iigc, oaran=
tirt cut paHcno uuO tuoeaos I'M Srr n, 10 bili9
ipte Sc. 40.
Gie %fciritcn ooni i~uOlcncu Gbtpto aniuqt, III
t%uOeuoicn 5acOus onOcfcrtiet, pct6c ) so pertdnii
%iuurocn, totcn ic5t $II.73.
Sun &ei6c Der llcbcr3iebtr purOT icltcn iol6e
bargains, pjc oicic, Sbucn ~Uorgclcgt:
lluicrc crtra fcincu, prddti0 qcarbtittttn Yat'nts
aper=llcbcr}i cbcr, nit rciner Scioc 0%cfitttert, ipeIs
DE friibtr fir so ~perfauit nlroen, torten lest
SIS. 90.
lluierc i6oucn ibiparjeu uuo b!aucn &~erlep=ueberc
3icbcr, poufduOia nit SciOe %aciittcrt, ipel9e tt'
$25 ~pcrtduit DurOeu, tofcn icSt SiG.2o.
lInierc por3fQliben iduor3cn NM blaucn ReFlep'
llebcr iiebcr, nit SalbslltIas O%eiiitttrt, iuelbe lr'
$50 %Oertauft lpurbcn, ioien itBt $14.75.
9as @ustoi firunos eportemtnt nurOe qlei@'
faas in Der ulQemcinen 4reis=@ cri3IcuOcruno nil
~cingci6loHeu. 9arQains, bargains, ollent5alOea
uuO aui alien Seitcu.
g8ciBc uugcbiiQcltc @cmOeu nit rein linneneH
@uicn, ipclGc fir - Gents p~ertuuit iuurOeu, toittn
ieBt 80 Gents.
untcr3eug, GleiOcr fir oanOmcrfs3euo, pel3c
fir $50 ~ptrtuuft ipprOcH, tOiteu lest SIP; $l.25'
grtifd totcn icbt - Gents, UNI iOl6c, igcl6t Dor
elmer gso6e 80 Gents ~tOiteten, finn ieBt oui 30 Gts.
hcrabacickt.
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Cine <r bel 0uclt

Grfdltuu0sn, @uftsn, ertituOttsm 6als, Jnflu,rIs,
@toUaitis, Pusumouia, InibpeluHg Der @tltHft,
GtinpsS, GHtjiupuug,n, R5tumatismus, Tturals
ole, 5Tol5mltn, ROpiU'b, SlbHUt6, atbmd,
4tbtmuo:5.
IS turtJt Die b%titiqfsu 55mtriea in elmer big
i~pauiig IiHut,n. 3itmauo brau6t Gin, StunOs,
ua3Otm TT Disit aunoHtt g,lsisn, S3m,riH gu l,i'
otH.
aaSDao's &tao0 gtli,f 1T Elm T4cr,5 Witttl &c.
gen ale 6@mcjcl, 9srsntuHsta, Gutti6uug,n,
5bm,r5m I'M 8Iatn, aui Der grut ODER in ben
Slieoru.
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Gs luar Oas critic
lIno tit Oas ein3ige


Dsl8,s ri, Qadl:uof;u 53mt9sn iOfort b;b,5t, Ri,
GutIiuOuna liuotrt uH0 gsrftOpfung bel elmer ap'
%p!iiation iurirt, O5 Oi,itltt nun BON ben 9ung,a,
otm Nlag:n, Giuosp:toH oo,r anO,r,u 0riitu ODER
OrsaucH b~tyribrta.
Gin baib,r lbesloffd Uol in ,irtm @llis @aTsr
Iurirt in lUtuiJtH Ut.uuteu GrdmDf,, lauren Daa
Gen, SoobreHu,u, 9]:rvoTtdt, Sdlafofgt:it, Uis
crane, Cjaryboa S0irut'rit, Goltc. glabuHgu unO
al, inuerlib,u 9si6psro,u.
GO gi5t tsiu S,ilHittd Der Dst, ols 5itbsr uub
@sditifi;bsr unO ale auotr,u mlIariibcn, bili5isa
uHo ioutia, 5isbsr 70 raid turirt, pI, 8ioDao's
R,aoB g,liti i'm gtr,int nit IaOpaD's Qiltu.
hdbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08
Rr, sol, Moibcr= Strabc.

@9crtbe otrreu! - Sbrs prrmpte ausjoblunQ bon
s215, mad @Or3sieunG Ocs 1obss=Gcrtiiitatcs mel
mes @ntten, l8m. 9. @cpsrlp, 1T ubcrmals Gin pc
ipcis FIR bic 2iberalitdt uuO antrtcuuensncrtbc
g8ejie, ipie Die p@ome GrienOlO" ibre 9%crpili6tun=
gen crtiat. Ditin Satte 500 ipdbreuO ietnsr Icbtcn
Rrdrtbeit $40 on Rrunfsu=9 euefi3ieu. SD fam
ui6t in 5u bob,n ausOriidcn iiber Die mir BON Sb=
rcn, ueine $osrren, 3u Sbeil e~cruoroene @cbanoluue
iprc6eH. Sd bstra6ts cs ais elm oroBss 9ripilez
GUM, i'm StaHOs 5u iein, Seim= 5nftitutioncn pa
t~rOnifrcn 3u f6uncu, nobel uuier tleiuer 9obn lu
Snuie qebaltcu iperoeu fam. SD ratbe gaen, f5
i'll Der treffliben alien sooms 5rieuHp1 perii6ern
su laHen.
emma SeperIp,
I'm SIR 1QG Mmlhrrrh- Strnhr
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Sir Home Friendly"
Scgantt has Sabr '9S pbnc ciucn
unbcsabltcn Mniprnb.

Gieie cute beige @eieai6uft bat felt %Sitrscbn
Subrcn in Baltimore Sci6dfte betrisben unO bic fOIs
oenOen Observation-Disclosures uuO Sanfcsporte
rpn Ssreficiantsn bon ben critcn paar Goqtn bts
rtueu Sabres %beipeiicn bic cuurme @tims patronage,
iutl6c fe c%cntrolirt, uuo Die N"srtbi6dBrrg, bic ne
bel 9cncu qeniebt, iUcl@e Ssi6dfte nit ibren Sednls
ten bobeH.
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S. R. @pcIf.
Nr. 1a07. getit. eaItimOrt strate.

Ssebrte @errcu! - Am - Sanuar 1895 iuuroc
msin 8attc, flctbtr g%9ilmOrt, BON Der rGauitablc"
in 8aibingtou, ,. 6, TRANSCRIPT. Seine 3Wti
9olicen loutctsu uuf $154. Gr ipuroe fernsr AM
II .Gpril 1890 fir $50 unO $3.50 pro 99o6c Srun=
ierqelo in 3brtr 8eicai6aft periidert. Sic bt;abls
ten ibm, iudbreuo CT trGnt mar, sos. uuO ieBt, einsn
Sag mad i,intm 9ooe, ~be3obltru Sic mir $204,
puburt betpciieub, bab tiue @Omes6 ompaonic ibrc
0crpili6tuupen prompt uuo Suiriepeu iteleuO err
fint. SD ratbe Naeu, pel6e bic S~enrii3ien timer
@cri6crunQ iu6cu, fb Der .coms 5%ricnolD" in
@priuQ ,u itper anocreu 8citli6ait anjui6licBcn.
gIus tiQtnrr Griabrunu fam i6 Die rSomt 5risno=
lp" qcipiB t%mpieblen. Sd Oduft Sbncn no6mals.
1Harp e.. sSinrnprr,
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aurSc GabrlScpcitbcr
Orr Summit nracn 0anna.

GplumbuS, o. 7. San. - Nu6
beuts 1T penig @erGnOerung in Der
Gage 6e3iigli6 Der beOOritobenoen Ses
n~atortpa6l einqetreten. Sine 10 groBs
Meni6enmenge rpirO am Montag gez
legent(i6 Der Snauguratipn oe5 Sou
perneurs 8u7Grsu gu einem 3peitsn
Ssrmine bier erpartet, oaB Die Bolt
3~ei6e60roe Die buuptIG9liten StGote
BON gen : 0ort bis GbicagO unO i'm
Siioen erIu6t BAT, 0etettip5 6jerfer
Al inidsn.
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lte6el6eFnOen ODER Sdmer3cm.

@tstn Ropip;6 CTjgrdu, OOtr %ncrp6i,s aopiDsbl.
3abui6mcrjr1, I~turalgit, Sbtumltismu5, quits
lp;b, Sbmtrju uHO sdDda, i'm 9iatH, Dcm Bids
graf ootr otu Ritrtn, g,iaDtrOsn in Der 2tbuacs
e,rO, Ssittut,deH. ~ani6D,Iuus Der @slsufs mo
Sbm,r5tn i,0r grt i6afit o, apolifatiou BON
saoDao's 8,aOp RtIitf iofortiqt Grlti6tsruua urS
osfen fOrt9sssttr Gcbrau6 stujs, Iae, lang be-
mtrIiLanint am, pcrmhntntt M.lLmnn-
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Frau Dora Srunnett,
Oh. tRIn Mnrn-K hritrr-S

MsiEe ocrrtni - lItttr cine iol6e proTptt Se=
sa5luuq brau6t man i3 bel Der rooms Grienolp1
ui6t 3u %fpunOeru. 5robotm fam i4 ni3t unlbiu,
Sbueu meiusu Gufri3tiatn SGHf aus uiprebeN fir
bic $40, iuel6s mir nab Dem Sooc meiEer am 3.
aupuit 1897 BON elmer auocreu 8eicli6uft trurs=
ftrirttn 1luttcr, 6aroline N. gsoolf ausoeiublt
ipuroen.
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- 0atreno Der porleBten Ra9t
rau6.en @inbrefer Representation
i'm geiro9e ppr $4,000, iopie cine
Sdmmlung i~el.2rer Wir5en uno an
oere DertbIaten aus oerBo6aung oeS
6rr. V. 0. Sdcob5, gr. L, Waoerz
~Inzl}l1ce Gbicddo.
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Nn si. s.antrn Ger Some ErfenSIp;"

Geebrtc &crrcn! - @ein @attc, Gu0uit Srnns
nett, Duroe an 9. auGuit leBten 5abres nit pollen
@encfi3ien BON Der rSnternutiOnal Aaianee" trans
ferirt. @eute ipuroe mir nab @orictairG lfines
Sooes=6ertififats Sbr 6bed fir $500 nusae0dnol0f'
obne iraenO iDelbes rReO Gape="Sel6alt ooer 80
eerrnG Sbrerieits. &ierfiir oanfe ib SDner, NM
i'd iperbt alien mtiuen G%rtunpcn anratbeH, r@ III
Sbrcr nObtcn @dltimcrcr @sicIi6dtt oert3ern i'll
laFen. S0 babe Sbrer Gtielihaft nur $l2.2O etn=
be1oblt. 99orum grrf6erunG in elmer ousiudrtle'n
Geitli6ait iu6cn, ipcnn man in Der eiornen otdot
k.M.-. .EuItnt.- ...t.L.t, L,nrl
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9QmburgerS',
Baltimore ltno 9OWarN~Str.
CD
SoDu e.. Srible,

Beise SerreE @Iace : 9auoitube, ipe>
sieuer @reis 81. is i6e 3ameus Sueoe=
SaRoihuhs, 10 SHopie 9dHse. lpeSIcler
Srsis $3.50. 3itisIbGn 1anoidube, 20
Snopfe 2dEqe, sl.75. 1stHopHse lUciB.
uno geiiidts idpnrse 9unoihube. Sl.OO.
9HGben=9auoihube nit S6noppsrr, 81.
gidohen : !@aEOidubc nit SdEGpperu,
$I.O0. 5rlbIs's ihDGrSe @Iacez9anoz
ihube limb bic bsiteH in Der &BsIt. 9sttts
tsrte &aRoihubs, aitrahOHs Sanoidube,
icioeHe SaEbibube, gio10,nanoitNbe,
neutrality-suspicious..
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ben enqlif9 Ipre9anoen Ndtionen Der
Welt, beioe oas 3otb. NeiB II. 8ldu,
bas Spmbo( Der Sapferteit, 3ein6eit
urO 9fli6ttreue 5sigenO, bGngen neban
chamber. M0gen Die 8Olter, palbe
tie r~eprGTentiran, INNER Sins iein in
Quem, mas TAPER, rein unO pflitts
treu lift, uno m0gen an jcOem Itrategiz
idsn 8untte Der @elt, no Elm Gonflitt
2piiden Civilization uno 8drbarisz
mus entTte6t, Die 6tioen 5ldggen Seite
an Settle tpe6en, iiber GngIdnOer unO
Qmerttaner, Sins in Dem 9eDunten II.
Ter I6f6t, bic S6pa6en 81 Oertbei=
IoiQen uno bic menI6li6e Roce 81 Be-
ben."
r6o6er" 8efu6."
Sput6umpto n, Z. Sawr--.-
Inter Den 9aFagteren ces
no6 9epzOprt abfabrenoenCaDa
st. 9aul" BON Der Nmsricl--a
meroen 5ih 2oro Don 6Irlpju U'
1stne -6dmIlle berIncen. 0ef Go1.
Der Glteite Sp6n bs8 Oielgsrlr--sy
Sportsmun uno SportmGceus 4.-rz
luis Queen5berrp.
SurSc Gabclocpci6bcn.
- 2abp 6enrn Someriet bat a6erz
mails hire 8eIignation ulS PrGiioenz
tin Der ,8ritiib @pmen'S Semperence
Q7pciatipn" unse6oten. 4ls uria4e
giebt lie leioenoe 9eiunO6eit an. Z
- Die geitrige Ra4riht aus Utdrz
ieiGe, oaB elm GROCER 9ampfer auf Der
Sore ppn 9eauboc nit W}ann unO
Wtaus i'm Mittelmeer untergegangen
lei, bat Ti6 ni6t beitGtigt unO 1T mabrs
ifeinIi3 unbe9riinoet.
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Rsopap's TtaS0 Rctirf bt6sbt bic i3IimmRta
e3mtusu in elmer bis lpauJiO 1liauttn. 3i,maus
brau&t ,iuc eiuuO,, uat0,m TT Oici, anuouc, sss
l,itu, btimgtiu6t gu iciu pcu
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3u O%erfaufcn:

gu Deffdufcn:
StItsre @eIeoeubeit fur ben redteH Noun.-Giusr
Der beiieH @6z@roceru. G ben in Sitz&altiuuore nit
elmer porSit9lidlen Suuoitaft. 8ertdufe S40O BIS
500 pro 2Sodle. 20 Sabre lang etabIirt. Der @iqeH=
thinner b%eabijttiat, ND pom @eihdfte 5urudiuiie6eu.
9iadlSufralcR bel 8. Gooper. grunoelgenthlmsz
8dnoler. Jir. 1l2, 81. BauIitroGe. (5.7-SH
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Oierins's msOi3iaii&es Satitnt,
emma ScperIp

GonfaItirsnbe aeutt - Or. 4nua @isrins unb
OF. Nobt. !. Uiertna. tglai2l, 9sagSL9)
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Nepzg ort, 7. Sanuar. - Poits
nu6ri6ten ii6er bic bereits per &abel
gemelbeten 6eftli6teiten in 8uluDdpo,
R6pceTien, anlGBli9 Der Gr0fTnung
Der neuen gabnlinie nab beraapituot,
an ipel6en aud 9ii6of 9arBel bon
Der umeritanii4en MetbOOiiten~&irde
t6eilnubm, 3eigen, baB Der ameritanis
f6e unternebmungsiinn ii4 in Gem
tralafrifu bereits elm bebsutenoes 6elo
Der S6Gtigteit gei6affen BAT.
8ei benz set 6ingen Die rSterne Il.
Streifen" unO Der Union Sad" frieo=
lid ne6en chamber. 8iI4of 6arBea
6ielt BET benz 5eitbuntett cine Reoe, in
tpel6er er unter 4nOerem Iagte; n0er
Union Sad" urO bic nSterne uuo
Streifsn," bic 6lag9en Der bsiOen gro
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Repz Orleans, 7. Sanuar. -
9rei Neger. Ramens 2puis 3inaros,
9eOrge @aibington uno r5orli"Rors
rig, pel4e i'm leBten SUM- ben israeli
tii4en 9aufirer 2puis 3iegler auf Der
ellington : Pluntage. nabe 6a6nbiG:
beraub. un0 ermorbet 6dt.sn, biibten
baute gu 9abnpiGe, i'm &irGIpial ct.
G6arles, i6r 8sr6refan am @algen.
S6re S6uIb MAJ Durf Safen, tpel6e
ie Dem Spfer abgenommen unb loren
@eliebteH geIfentt Eaten, an Oep Sag
gstOmmen. Billiards getanO ieiue
[6Urtietuns fiebe 3. Seite0
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MiIes' Troops Land led.

Port Guanica, Island of Puerto Rico,
July %, p. M, via Island of st. Thorn
as, July %, morning.-The United States
military expedition under command OF
General Miles, which left Guantanamo
bay Thursday last, was landed here sue
cessfully today after a skirmish between
u detachment of Spanish troops and
crew of 30 belonging TO the launch OF the
United States auxiliary gunboat Glouces-
err Forty Spaniards were killed and no
Americans were hurt.
The troops were pushed forward rapid
" in order to capture the railroad lead
ing to Ponce, which is about only 10 miles
east of this place. From Ponce there Is
an excellent military road running ~
miles north to San Juan.
The whole of General Brooke's force,
with the New Orleans, Annapolis, ON
cinnati, Leyden and Wasp, are expected
here within "a hours. "
The Gloucester lowered a launch, hay-
ing on board 80 men and Colts rapid
fire gun. Woman Lacey hauled down
the Spanish flag and put up the first
United States flag on Puerto Rico soil.
Suddenly about 80 Spaniards opened
fire with Mauser rifles. The Gloucester
then sheled the town and surrounding
hills. BY 9:45 a. m. with the exception of
a few guerrilla shots, the town was won
and the enemy driven out.
Guanica, the point OF embarkation OF
the Puerto Rico expedition force, Is Il
small town on the southern coast OF the
island. 1t is less than 20 miles on an air
line distant from Ponce, and to miles from
San Juan, against which the assault Is to
he directed The town is situated on the
bay of the same name, which forms one
of the best ports in the whole island.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-07-30
MORE TROOPS SURRENDER
FOUR TOWNS HAVE YIELDED.
The Spanish Come in by Thousands,
and Food Il Given to Them-Po-
litieal Prisoners ReIeased-shaf-
ter Was In Full Charge of the
Campaign.

Santiago de Cuba, July 26.-Eyery-
thing here is peaceful. The 1000 Spanish
soldiers at Guantanamo laid down their
arms yesterday. The 1850 men from Pal
ma Soriano San Luis and Longo surren-
dered Sunday To Lieutenant Miley and
yesterday paektrains with provisions were
sent to them. The only others included
in the capitulation are the 1000 at Bar
acoa and 1000 at Sagua. They have not
yet been turned over, but are now in
General Garcia's vicinity. He is at jig
uany and reached there without encount-
ering any Smniards. General Shafter
authorized an absolute contradiction of
the report that Garcia encountered force
OF Spaniards who were returning to San
tiago to surrender and was defeated by
them.
Colonel Ezra p. Ewers of the Ninth in
fantry, acting for General Shaffer, will
receive the formal surrender of Guam
tanamo.
Yesterday General Shafter released 10
Cubans who had been confined in the To-
cal Jail on political charges. Indeed, some
of them were confined without charges of
any character, Others on the most trivial
preteXts and yet others solely because OF
sympathy with the insurgent cause. The
jail is still filled with many whose crimes
and sentences are not on record and alb
solutely unknown so far as has yet been
ascertained. A general investigation has
been ordered.
Shnfter Had Full Charge,
American newspapers which have arriv.
ed here contain articles written apparent
ly under a misrepresentation of the facts
regarding the conduct of the campaign
and the dictation of the terms of surren
der. General Miles was here simply as
visitor and adviser In his official eapac-
ity he had nothing to do with the terms
of capitula ton, the entire credit for
which belongs to General Shafter, who on
July 10 received the following dispatch
from Washington of that date:
General Shafter, Siboney: The secre-
tary of war directs me to inform you
that General Miles left here at l0:40 last
night for Santiago, but with instructions
which not i'll any manner supersede you
as the commander of United States troops
in the field at Santiago, as long as you
are able for duty.
"CORBIN, Adjutant General
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-07-30

The recently published letters OF Mrs.
Browning show the falsity of the state.
ment that she twas never known to
make an Insignificant remark" We
have always discredited that account
Of her, for 1t was inconceivable that
she should have been such a tedious
companion as that report of her i'm
piled. The statement was probably
first made by some solemn bore who
thought 1t was high praise to affirm
that person was always weighty and
wise. That opinion is too commonly
entertained. But the slightest retiec-
ton shows us that the capacity TO d.
vert as we'll as to instruct Is essential
In the makeup of n well-furnished man
or woman. Indeed, a command of the
small currency Of conversation Is quite
as essential as a supply of small coin.
You do not want to ask a bOotblack or
a newsboy to change gold eagle, and
to proffer an acquaintance ponderous
remark when all that Is needed Is a
word of good will, or joke, is equally
ridiculous. Such words are not idle
in the sense the scripture condemns.
They are nothing more than the wire
which conducts goodwill or cheer from
one heart to another. For our part, we
can hardly imagine any one as saying
anything particularly impressive If he
had no facility in lighter speech. There
would be no contrast In his conversa-
ton. The effect would be like that Of
speaker who emphasizes every word
with the result Of making nothing en-
phatic. One reason why the home life
of many persons is so insufferably dull
is that they have never cultivated the
faculty of small talk" They either
have to discourse like philosophers or
they are as dumb as oysters.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-07-30
II Nny Mean Active Duty.

San Francisco, July 26.-The Third bat
talon of the First regiment Of Washing
ton volunteers arrived here late yester-
day afternoon under command OF Coionei
j. II. Wholey. The First battalion under
Major Weisenberger went over to Oak
land to meet the Third and escorted 1t to
the Preside. The battalion was assigned
to quarters in the barracks next 10 III Inose
of the First. The arrival of the Third
battalion here practically consolidates the
regiment, as the Second battalion IS sta
toned here doing duty at Angel island
The Third battalion, ever since 1t was
mustered into service, has been dong gar
rison duty at Vancouver barracks.
The ordering of this battalion here prob
oblv means that the regiment will be sent
70 Manila. The Washington men present
ed a splendid appearance and were loudly
cheered as they marched from the Terry
to their camping ground.