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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-27
JEALOUSY OF AMERICA.
n Prompts me Yellow Journals Of Germany
Il willy the United States
EKlNLErs IMPERIALISM IS THE REASON.
Aneraca Accused Of Excessive Greed
ana Political Indecency--ticrman
urged 20 Take Action.

Copyrighted. 1898. by Associated Press,
Berlin, November 26.--The German pres,
this week has busted itself a great dea
about the Philippine question and the peace
negotiations at Paris. Nearly all the com
meaa has been uucontp sfiientary 10 ths
United states, when is charged with "ex'
ceasive greed and political .ndecency 10
formuiating new demands, President Me-
Kmley being a.eo accused Of ineonIst-
ency' and lack OF blackstone in no. with
standing the increasing demands OF tns
Imperial party.
numuer OF the German newspapers
have Low adopted u strain .AdioAtnS de-
sire 10 OBTAIN portion Vi The spanish
AsGatlc possessions for Germany. Inc
at court anu n army el.e.es, says: Ger
n.sli.! Is mattel .aiiy ln4e. eslra ~ .1e out
come OF Inc pea,e nes~ei4lal'a,s mo. par
tic0.ar.l Win 1especs 20 Suia arcAi-
pslaro, where tie. nant a.i1 U.sat bfi.s.in
possess The same kina Of .o.uma4c,d pr.yi-
ieSeS. siHAted 20 them D! SpaiB ~ tSIl
alad IN winch haIuDuiA $40 creme are
lAlst.y inee. esueu. ANY. IA. pos,.e ssiol VI
thee wouiu mean IA. Ail-4.c.a y.Ouiu.t.on
~. ~ Poi-S5' 49, ooSt' ~ t.r"A' " Doth tbe
GeimAL ana bf.eAsA ta4' tAele ~ snort,
an understanding Win nieat b'lshn tor
JoA-t avon s1-N ihVst'~he-oh IS aO-oiute.y
ina.st 10 avs iIie theols OF an Amelia
ss't can not DO ac,ep1eG by aas u the
Eu. te's- .11AoA.S. Mf' n.Assson 1h@feio.e,
ha. DsSn ,ndu-sins 10 dal dr anls
The Deutschc Aeltu-As' ursan OF lhe"uer-
nnua parry, says; AZ IS itii ied4a.i. pain
tul thAt wlth ths Caio.As tsiaads, " wa ca
Will probably DO aaae- tie cost or me -
lal'us u piece OF SpanisA goods - .osed
o. 10 whieh We Mao :, historical ple-enpLOn
claim.
The Deutsche zeitutg cone udes with
urging the g0geruMe.t 10 Sc re the &C.
casio" to aeqelre portio.. tn CAroi'nes,
or al leslst se~uts 4oinpt nsAtion N samoa
AKA aso Obtain guarantees for the tu.ure
OF Gei man! $ cominsfei~ iniegcS s IL The
fhi5ip.-es ana Su.u archipelago
Guarantees, II says pite.ul.s. "wh Oh
will ho.d water eveA ag.ssust I'm ricln n
terlieteii.HS.
IN spAe OF the newspaper comment the
correspohdsrt Of the Assoc a.e, +. ess IS
informed or good authority tnY. q -rulany
does not uoNtempiato lhtaslerencc. active
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nopY OF w ,smauKNn.
The widow l. MOI Disposed to lie
Arbitr ny.
Galveston Texa.

Galveston, Texas, November 2g.--The
bed WIN air Pitt NashAume. who iiea
here suddenly a few days ago, sim lies a,
an undertaking establishment ava. Inc
inal dapos,con. III ha 8. NashburRe. Jr..
a BROTHER of the deceased is on his way
here hom Caieaso and S expected TO az.
rive IN the morning, What demanls
WI MAKE Tor the possession OF the no
awe 90 known, pl1 i IS supposed thai /,
viii Insist that the remains be ,aKsn n
C1ieAeo p)r burial The w!fs refuses n
make any statement, bui from uor a.tor,
ley, FRED W. Pickett. it S learned lhat s1e
has 40 dss,re 10 40, arbitrarily IN The ma
ter. She Hill Insist however ON beia,
recognized by the W9shbnrle nml!y a
the lal@iul VIE OF The deceased. She also
being held II she is properly represented NJ
the examination. ~
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To Mia B,anco r,r..

Havana Noy'rnher 2s.-The SPANISH
evacuation commissioners today notltIen
the American commission that ID rssnons
to their request General Blaneo would a,
day when Trey might visit him al NJ
palace TO hid him farewell. mo ra,,,'
captain eeaerai weusi receive them :, = n
MAJ q Roystera Of Birmingham A..
mas been elected president Of the u,a, MAJ
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COMIC rArnn OF pAaIs Seized.
C"nhscntch MT the Instance OF tn,
German Ambassadors.

New York, November 2s, Tho Word has
the following from Paris:
The Petit Journal Pour Rarc. widel,
circulated comic paper Of Pa is, was con-
f!seated yesterday, at tho instance of The
German ambassador, Count Won Munster.
All tha copies exposed for sale through
CIT the city were seized. aud tina pro-
ptetors OF the paper were fosb!hden 10
mail II to foreign countrles
The German ambassador complsinai o.
some earicatures OF hSmpefor william,
which he regarded as Insulting TO his
majesty The most offensive picture, the
ambassador says represents the emp spr
az a pig, but the ps,prfslors OF tue Rire
say that the so-called pig u meant for q
Wild boar.
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rode up and discounted 1t was then that
Mr. Frank Faulse of company l. requested tho
gentlemen to allow him to take shot II
th.m. saying as he did 10 that he ''DCuhcol
very much If he would ever NJ able to Like
pot shot OF three such notables again.
TIE Third Nebraska regiment and the First
Texas have had very pleasant relations al
way, both officers aud men, and the two
comu andlng officers, Colonel Bryan and Colo
mel Mnbry. have the wnfmest respect and
mlratlon for each other. Colonel Bryan Is
sick leave. IL Is to be hoped that he will soon
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/ CataIrh Is chronic congestion Of ION, Il
cous membrane. The nerves, With ~
guard tie mucous membrane against Ulss
tiol.. are depressed and their function I'd
destroyed. The nerves that should I'd
the circulation in the mucous membrane !
called the vasa-motor system OF nerves d
lesGs to depression OF the yasa-inctpi n
TEN, Depression OF the yasa-motof sysxs(
nerves at once causes chronic catarrh
Amy remedy to effect 4 radical en
chronic catarrh must operate directly tns
the nerves, invigoratlng the mucous sIKi
tiou.
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GtdNngs. Tevas, November OR A.
Wick doing business at Tanglewcod, in
the northern part Of the county filed
deed Of trust with ME county clerk on the
9i'h Liabilities about $1,000; assets not
gwen.
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Kaufman, Texas November 26.-Mr. A.
C. Ponuell has fled an application in
bankruptcy nd was adjudged bankrupt
by Eugene Marshall, referee in bankruptcy
Mt Dalins
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Catarrll and Nervousness.

a nervous person nearly always has ca
rnrrh. Catarrh is one Of the ways in which
deirtsse condition of the nervous system
SHOWS Itself Catarrhal people are soon main
t"ryous. The relation between chronic ca
tarrh and nervous debility is most Intimate.
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Hartmon. Colulnbus. ohio:

Dr. Hartman, Columbus Ohio:
Dear S!r-The bottle Of Pe-ru-na at hand
It is splendid and most lnvigorating; refresh
Ing to the nerves and brain. 1t is one OF the
lest tonies have ever used. 1t makes me
feel like new man. Yours sincerely.
n n MantaIl
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The following Is case Of ea'aH
nose and tbrout:

The following Is case Of ca'aH' .
nose and tbroat:
Il must state what Pc -
ru-na has done for me. I A3T
was afflicted with chronic Ys
catarrh OF the hose nId II n
threat. After had SUI ys&ml
fered about year t.r-
rihle cough set in. sly I
side aud back were 30 sure VIZ
that could not rest NJ Ma
night. My head was dizzy 9{56531
Most of th. time Was 41sfI
exhausted and tired. could ~
do nothing; was unfit Tor ,.rdst
work. and some of the time was ,v
the bed. had come to the coae'TTuS
IT would be better II were cesu' III
yon and you advised Pe-ru-na. Ia n
three bottles and COW feel stout o IN
Ike world could not buy nv Mn Mn n
NJ ma is the best medicine sold mr. 4]
Smith. Lohmersburgh, Barry c0uas
The following is a case OF ea
boy els: ~
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given VIZ ~ sr.s<s
Mr.. Ed. Wormuck, Ledbsltef' =.
The following is case o. 90
liver producing sick headacne'
II have used several boz
tles OF your Pe-ru-na LOT
catarrh aud sick headache.
and can cay that 1t has done A(
me more good than AM.
thing l have ever used VI W.
all the remedies used, Pc
ru-na was Tie most sAus- w
factory to me. I'll. Cola, wv
man. Shreveport, La
had been troubled with Sc 7l
we're catarrh OF tho lungs -
and found nothing 10 COM "A 10 v
.plete n cure until cognmeneS uf5&
ru-na. Four bottles nave nnty sr W.
me. Thomas Mckenzie, Nl"~
Free Me deal 5ooSs
DR.. Hartman is one Of ths s s ma
mtdieal writer's OF the unlisu psrs<1
subject OF chronic catarrh. s,,bsi \
ing TO become Informed on w, ~ Il y
write the doctor, asking 1911 ,n4olN.
bcDks. Nearly oae-half ins ,aialfS
United States have ehroAly s.Slf T.
form. To stem this eyei-i,nsiifres y
human suffering the Doctor e.lja1
free correspondence are noli,s a = "
An letters SHOULD DO Rddrs.sss
man. ColurabuA oAio
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MY wife had been SUI

MY wife had been SUI
fering from a complication
Of diseases for the past %
years. Her case had bafned
the SKIN of some OF the most
noted physicians. One OF her
worst troubles was chronic
constipation OF several
Years standing. At this
time she was passing
.Yrough that most critical
I.nN-l cd IL, Lii. M. "a 49, :
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The following is case of catarrh of the

81 have been trou.
bled greatly with cold
In the head. which !
believe was rapidly
leading to chronic
catarTh. | trie d
sew eral remedies
without relief. Seeing
Pe-ru-na SO highly rec
ommended for catarrh
! was persuaded 10 give
II a trial. and the re-
SUii was so favorable
that Il was SURPRISING
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Camp Onward. Near Savannah. Ga, Novem-
her 23.--The above photo is snap shot Of
Colonel w, II. Mabry Of the First Texas,
Colonel VIM. jennings Bryan of the Third
Nebraska. and Captain Gucses, quartermaster
OF The First brigade
Colonel Mahry had just paid visit to tho
ThiId Nebraska regiment and had accom-
panied Colonel Brynn ON tour OF Inspection
Colonel Marry IN turn invited the "Silyer
Toneued orator TO come over to Inspect the
first company street when Captain Guese2
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ITO Whom
Germ: ] take p "a
saying to the pup I
have used Pe-ru%,s. s
eral years 40 .,,. u
the best resu,iln,s ~. n
for bowel tronp I.h,sr !
eaualed BY any yu,. |
In my experi IN y. III
my life 70 HI
several tines !, ! sSsi
80 10 llt W.
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=, ~ NuHuIuVn thht also took one butiIe
" A,eu-pi-a. resained my usual weight
rec ~ Sii .hs ,symptems. OF caiarih LETT me-
~ e,o-stnend re-ru-na for all those who suiA
~. rom chronic eatarrh MIR, a. W
sAss'AA sas - hshinnsy. TsxsA -
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that tiige naye never been without Peru na
~ my nous While | feel sure that 1t has
meme the less sure TINT Il viii cure the dis
ease ~ It's further states OF deyelopment.' -
Mr. w NJ Cainpbell, Wypnewood. /. 7.
The following is case of abdominal ca
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Iensnfe 81 life. In June, 1895. wrote to YOU
s sVe her case, You advised course of Pc
,psI ana M7a-a-lin. which We al once com.
n,VLsafa' ana have TO say II has eoinpletoly
b bsya her she firmly believes that She woui3
n pss Deen eead only ior these wonderful REM
No, Independence.
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TIL, The following is /. case Of systemic ca

ma catarrh FOR five
years; got SO bad that /
could not do a days work.
was so poor and weak thai
my physicians could do mt
no good. Seeing Or. Hart
mans name 10 the leading
papers concerning catarrh
eoueed me to write to him.
lie cent me instructions how
cure l.. GOT Pe-ru-na and
Man-a-lln. and Improved
more with every bottle 4
tnok, NV blood was Ia such
TINT [ rlnn Anai.
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Cheap Rates to Omaha via Cotton Belt Route-Eine Bluff to Omaho, Neb ], and return $21.05
 ffssirst-Aceount National Eetectic Medical assn, tickets on sale June l9 20; return limit July [.
 Second-Account American Insti- ute ot Homeopathy, tickets on sale June 9 g; return limit July :.
 Third-Aoccunt Mississippi Teachers ass Il, tiekets on sale June 26; return limit July 5.
 Fourth-Accout Trans-Mississippi Turn Fest, tickets on sale June 29th, return limit July Sth.
 Special cheap rates to Omaha Neb., account Trans-Mississippi and Inter. national Exposition, June 1st to November 1st. 1898, $25.40 Pine Bluff to Omaha and return. Tickets on sale daily from June 1st to October 10th, return limit So days from date of safe. H. BRISGMAN, Agent.
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War Revenue Stamps.

PINE B uFF, Ark, June 30, 1898. The War Revenue Tax becomes effective tomorrow, July 1st. The law requires that every fire insurance policy shall have q stamp, covering amount of tax, affixed thereto and properly cancelled before policy is delivered. This tax is one-halfo of one per cent on the premium and will be paid by this office, in this way our policy-holders will be saved from the extra cost of insurance.
 k. H. A. MILLS & SONS,
 Fire Insurance Agents. 6 30 dSw 1t
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Iris apparent from the despatches this morning that the American troops at San tiago are too saoguine. Our forces are iaferior in numbers 10 the Spaniards, who also have the additional advantage Of fighting from behind intrenchments. It is estimated that in fighting behind intrenchments one man is equal to 1oar on the outside. Cuba will not Se gained without many reyerses an1 great loss of life.
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IT the report is true that Gen. Pando has joined Gen. Linares at Santiago, It is obvious that Gen. sbafter will have to await reinforce ments before eoutiruing the battle. Il is expecting too much of the Americans to expect them to cap. 1are a superior number behind in- trenchmeEts. But in the end the game will be all the bigger and the victory more decisive.
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WAR REVENUE TAx--PotlCY HOLDERS
 PAY NONE.

The public is informed that all companies represented by Us will pay the WAR REVENUE TAX imposed upon premiums on all policies writ ten by IS and we will attach stamps in each ease to cover the tax FREE OF COST TO THE POLICY HOLDER We will cheerfully de the extra work for our patrons. and no added charge will be made therefor, any impress sions 10 the contrary notwithstand- ing. Respectfully,
 TANKtBsLEY-R ROBERTS & Co,
 BELL X VERNON,
 GEORGE VI. WELLS & Co.
 Insurance Agent ts. Pine Bluff. Ark, July 2nd, 1898,
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MAJ. McCoY makes a belabored afort in Fridays Commercial to prove just exactly what the GRAPHIC has main tained for more shan week, to wit: That Maj. gicCoy, by attorney, served the first notice to open and inspect the ballot boxes. Tn his letter he ad- auces statements from County Elek Flanders and his deputy, Alr. L. T. Sallee to the effect that CT June 24, Mr. Brewster served notice 3n Mccoy that he (Brewster) would
 open and inspect certain ballot boxes. This is true, and no one de- nses it. But the Major failed to state that on the previous day, June 2, his attorney served notice on air Brewster that they (McCoy and attorneys) would proceed to in- spect' certain ballot boxes in the presence of County Clerk Flanders. This fact was published at the time and this paper gave literal copy of ahe notice. Maj McCoys letter simply reiterates the fact that Brewster served his notice just one day after McCoy's original DO sice was served and that he (Mc- Goy) was the originator of the movement to inspect the poll hooks and ballots from day to day, Wes thank the Major for adding his testimony to the facts in the case.
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AlsMP ExPL osloN.

Saturday evening about S:l5 o'clock the fire department respond. ed to a call from the residence of Mr. Henry Dellmon on Texas street. but upon arriving at the scene, the flames which were caused by d lamp ex- ploding, had been extinguished. No serious damage was done
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CERyERA gave Gen. Blaneo excel ent reasons for not obeying the atsers order to leave Santiago; he couldn't. To the Generals order he replied that he would be only too gla,a D leave, but his guns were dis mounted, he was without coal, aud she American admiral, with big fleet, was waiting on the outside of ibe narbor. And now frigid feel ing has arisen between Blanco and Cesvera despite tue torridity of the atmosphere at Santiago.
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Prof. James Mitchell and wife and Mrs. Potts arrived in the city last evening and are the guests of Mr, and Mrs. R. II. McFadden. Prof. Mitcf ell will go to Fordyce this afternoon, where he will deliver an oration at the 4th of July celebra- tion in that city.
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Remembr the City Meat Market, with all kinds of choicest meats. every variety of fancy fish, and dressed poultry to order. Improved facilities for manufacturing and caring for every variety of freeh meat products at our new place, No. 21O West Second avenue.
 R. P, HOLMES,
 Proprietor.
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Trans-Mississippi Exposition Oma. ha. Neb., June l to November l, 1898. From June l to October I5 the Iron Mountain Ky. will sell tickets to Omaha and return, good for return thirty days from date of sale for $25.40 In addition to the above we will also sell tickets to Omaha and return with final limit of November b. 1898 for $30.30. H.B. MIzELL,
 Agent.
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District Conference NJ. E. Church South at Kingsland, Ark, July 9th to 11th. For this occasion the Cotton Belt route will sell tickets to Kingsland and return at one and third fare on the certificate plan, dates of sale July 9th to Sth Limit July 13 '9S. H. Bingham. Agt.
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Mir. John OConnell ha. returned from trip to Cripple Creek. Colo. He will leave shortly for Houston, Texas, where he expects to make his future home. Our best wishes will seeompany him.
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A telegram was received in this city yesterday by Mir. s. NJ. Keafman from his wife, who has arrived at Southampton on her way to visit through Germany.
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Notice to Uontracrors.

Sealed proposals will be received at the County Clerks office of Dallas county, Ark, until the 30th day Of July. 1898, by the com missioner for the building of d brick jail in the town Of Princeton, county of Dallas and State of Arkansas, according to the plans and specifications now on He in the county clerk s office The contractor or builder will be required to move the cells out Of the old iail into the new one. The right reserved to reject any and all bids. -
 Juno 2S. lS9S n N. \. { LARK.
 72 W3w MiH Com missioner.
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For the occasion of the District Conference NJ. E. Church, South. at Little Rock, July 9th to 7th. the Cotton Belt will sell tickets from Pine Bluff to Little Rock and return at one and one-third fare on the cer- tifcate plan. Oates of sale, July 9th and 9th. Return limit, July l4th.
 H. Bringman, Agt. E. W. LeBeaume, c. P. T. A,
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SkEQTAafaa f,3. a.,'S' / -re will be slump over ..oout the court house on the 12th inst.
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COTTON BELT ITEMS A BATCH OF BREEZY MEL ANGIE FROM A PUSY
 BEE HIVE OF
 INDUSTRY.
Interesting Personals of Rall-
 road Men.

k. Nj. Galbrailb, master mechanic, has returned from a brief trip to St. Louis.
 G. ". Gage, general foreman, has taken a few weeks lay off and IS visiting relatives and friends in New York City.
 Coach 86 and Mail car 93, both new cars, were both turned out of the shops ready for duty.
 Bert Wait, formerly with this company sbut TOW of St, Louis, is --.>.It song his father on east 2nd ave,
 D. C. Graves, young man em ployed in the paint shops, has vol unteered to join the army.
 Mr. Fred H. Jones, division pas eager aud ticket agent, was in the .city last week on important busi- ness.
 Dick sapington, formerly con ductor on the Iron Mountain, and an old friend of the railroad boys, was in the city last week.
 Messrs Oscar Harris and c. A. Brewer were with the picnic crowd last week at Big Lake
 Conductor Tucker is taking a few days lay off.
 F. 4. Bluerock, a timer at the shops, leaves today for St. Louis, to spend the remainder of the week.
 Walter Wells, bIaeksmith's ap- prentice, has returned from Fordyce after brief visit to that place.
 Fireman Ed Case has resumed his duties after a few days i.lrees.
 Geo. Honey, of the boiler depart ment, was sent to the hospital on account O s;rained foot.
 A large rattlesnake was killed at the ice house by one of the boys.
 A large crane is being erect ed at Buckner.
 The big steel tank at the shops is completed and is the strongest in the state.
 Mir. Johnnie Hope, boiler m aker, has returned from a brief trip to Mt Nebo.
 The first of July began new year with this company.
 The auditors of this road are st.ll checking up the annual reports.
 Andrew LeBaum, of the tin shops, left last night for St. Louis and Sedalia to spend several weeks with relatives.
 Mt. ". B. Hillgartner, a machin ist leaves shortly for trip through, out the west.
 A large business is being tran. sacted over this road In the frui: line.
 E. S. Maupin and son of the shops have opened a cigar factory and ex- pect to do a large business. We wish them great success.
 A large number ot shop boys left last night on the excursion to Gal yeston.
 Engineer Rue has resumed his duties after few days lay-off.
 J. L. Thorpe, of the shops IS spending few days in Little Rock with his family.
 Mr. Andrew Carson is again on duty at the telegraph office after a few weeks illness.
 Messrs Schriable and Brunson, two machinests in the shops, are spending a few days in the city of roses.
 The shops will close tomorrow morning on account of National Holiday.
 The efficient store room clerk, Mr. Marvin Holderness, will spend the 4th a+ b;c honoo in Fordvna
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The freight offices of the Cotton Belt ana Iron Mountain By's will be closed July 4th oD account Of national holiday. H, ! BRINGMAN, Agt. Cotton Belt, H. B. MIzELL, Agt Iron Mt. Ky.
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AS TO CIRCULATION,

Inc oa4fy GnArn1o has nearly double the >.ssfsalation of any other Pine Bluff daily sa 1ysYapur, ard the Daily andI semi-weekly 5li5sA AifEln have combined circulation larger than tli,at. Of any other Pine Bluff daily or weeklg newspaper. i ivertisements accept sd on this gtlIArantes-
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Fifteen cents worth of the best chewing gum for five cents at the Met ain Grocery Co. G26 dtf.
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TIE Rongh R3gers are also rough lighters.
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! 0ST-Between Main street and Corkscrew L~ one paper box eontaing suit of clothes finder will be amply rewarded at Henry Marx
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Lumber from $5 co per NJ. up, at Cedy's mill. dtf
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1T you want your orders delivered at once, you can get it at Joe c. Meyers. dtf
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FOR RENT-My residence on Lakeside. | Apply to Alex Turney at W, H Roane Co.'S.
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PINE BLUFF, ARK. JULY 3. 1898.

Entered at the Post-ofice at Pine 4Auff. Ark. ..asseeo'Hl-elass mail matter
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lr IS very evident that fighting Joe Wheeler is correctly named.
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KEEP your ear to the ground and bear daa rumoling of the battle.