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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-02


I lOIEc' WHITE UNDEpWEAP.
INFERIOR GOODS ARE DEAR At ANN PRlcH
AND WILL NOT BE FOUND IN
Our Seml.AnuuaI Sale.
purpose of making low quotations. and against re-
3ected Styles poor shapes' oAoi' u 10 so0'.
...,.u. all.
..,u, u,u.,n. IN .,nrovsd des,pn..
CHEMlSES
Full widths snor' 'enR'n'
Square yoke Of emily. with nne edginR..."' 40
,..x.-,o ,nsert,npr OF emb,y--
c,,,D,,r ,os,-ruo,e. and inserting. of .ms,y
open -,h,on ,r,r, 40
White and Cold Lawn-yal and Point Do Paris
y" ...mhr,~o-",, and emily trim...., 80
GOWNS
oso+,.,oth,
Empiro-doep collar and rune Of nno emoy
- -. ,,..r,,noa and deep rune
OF SNOWY emoS o Q es ..n,,n
trimmed with finest emb'y and novelty laosa. 90
eu,prs
SH'"'o
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Ladies' capes and Jackets

Prices That Talkl
Persian Cloth Capes-high collar
fur edR1nB ......... o'SS
Fur Trim'd Plush Capes-jetted
and braided-box pleated back.......... OBJ
camsl's hair Cloth Capes-eItra length
fur ttm-satin llned-pleated back...."... sos
Velour finish Plush Blouse Jackets
sable trim-valuo 1900 ...."........". e.eS
Fine Tan Kerssy Jackets-RomAn stripe
changeable Taffeta linings. o.eS
Astrachan Cloth Jackets-tailor
stitched back-new high COLLAR .."........ 3.e9
Fine Kersey and Rough Cheviot Jackets.
black and col'd-Tafeta silk lined......... 7.oS
Fine Broadcloth Capes-siberian
squirrel iining-sablec collar and
sable trim'd front 1923
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olLho bESlN HE YEAR
With offerings Of sxeeptlensi interest
BLACK SILKS
Black Brocsded silks and satfns
new large rich designs 40
Black Brocaded Gros Grains
~ inches wide-new patterns ...... 70
Black Satin puchessc-st inches wide.,,,. on
Black Bayadere Moirs velours
70 and ~ inches wide 20. .ee.... i.p6
Black India silks-8s inches wide.... 40
Black Satin Duehesse-ail silk ......... so
SILKS FOR EVENING WEAR.
Plain and fancy Brocaded Silk. an
Rich Brocaded satins-all silk. ....... 90
Fancy Figured Moira veiours-24 inch ..... .6o
s7inoh White and Cream Brocade Indias..,. so
OTHER sPEclALs ARE:
Fancy figured Satin stripes-light ooioru.... 40
All Silk Black surah and Fancy CORD ohinas. ga
Light and Dark Satin Stripe silks ......-. 40
White Washable Habutai snks-ss inoh.. lo
New Plaid veivets. 40
Black Check Tanetas-Brocaded
new spring colorings .-... .o0
changeable Check and Fancy
Satin Stripe Tsneta' 70
Novelties In Wash Dress Fabrics
JUST RECEIVED,
TOO LATE FOR PARTICULARS
NEVERTHELESS
uou WILL FIND GOODS ON SALE
FOR FIRST CHOICE
MoNpAu MORNING.
FRENCH. the most beautiful you have ever soen.
~e1quisite designs in orssndies. Mousselines. Batistss,
DimitieS, sateens and Ginghams, SCOTCH, In Plaid
and Fancy Ginghams, AMERICAN, hundreds OF psv
styles in all the various fabrics
FIVE TO FIFTY CENTS AuARp.
UPHOLSTERY
whynn
that our business constantly increasesp
STATEMENTS
being always absolutely true. keeping only goods q
merit. selling always ct the lowest price.
Every Sale Keeps or gains o customer
BUYING
!" i've HeehsAsieb eA"oyo Se&
only for cash. and everybody who has goods % sel
knowing how we buy. those who have merchandise
TO dispose Of in quantities for cash. nrst come 70 q.
therefore we always buy at lowest price.
WE HAVE NEITHER
time for slow goods. nor inclination for large profits
...... Great business at small profit suits Us
AND WE DO GET THE BUSINESS.
FOLLOWING QUOTATIONS
r. PRACTICAL ILLUSTRATIONS
at 3.9e. ...... .49s........5. 99
Five hundred pair
IRISH POINT \ c CURTAINS
White. Ivory and Ecru-aIs to 4 yards long
real value 600 to 1000
All fresh. new clean goods.
At SO cts......t 49......t 90. ....2.90
Three hundred pair
FANCY SNOWFLAKE
N SILK CROSS STRIPE CURTAINS
one to four pair lots of same styiea and oolorinss
ALL LESS THAN HALL Value.
AT 8 AZ Reversible Armure and Tinsel Tapestry
Portieres-extra deep frnge-value 800.
At q o 8 Extra wide Above Portieres-all oolors-
dado and deep valance fringe-value TOO.
At @ %. ODD pairs Fine Silk Damask Port,ersSs
regular value le.0 to 1900.
At l 40. Figured Derby Tapestry Portieres. bsSs
colorings-fringed top and bottom.
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A Brooklyn Driver KILLED by Mls OwH Wagon.

Peter Reilly. 20 years old. a driver for schros-
der & Horstman. coal dealers Of Third avenue
and Third street, Brooklyn. while driving .
wagon ON Third avenue yesterday morning fell
from his seat and was crushed TO death under
the wheels. The body was removed TO his homo
At $40 Sixth street. He leaves . widow and two
ehildrsA.
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THE GALLEY FIiSE.

nlnstsentb Street and Sixth Hvtnue.
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Linens and White Goods
clearly Special SsIel
GERMAN LINEN LUNCH CLOTHS

GERMAN LINEN LUNCH CLOTHS
fancy cold
Eight quarter SO Ten quarter 70
s~LEhcHep HeMsTlIcH rHneR CLOTHS
Eight quarter 100 Ten quarter l.29
AL LiREE HEMsTlTcH NAPKINS
Five eighth size. value 900 dozen ........"". l.oo
ALSo
Scotch and German Linen Napkins. d size. dH. 70
re inch Table Dsmasks-B designs. ......... 80
sB inch Satin DAmasks ........".....-.. 40
90 inch Satin double DAmAIkB. .........-. re
Extra heavy Bleachsd Turkish
ToweL-abxoti regularly 80 ......."...... .26
Crops TowelS-ali ~iinen-22xAA ...."...... IL
Huck Towels-2lI4+-frnged ........"...... .l2h
All Linen Huck-27x44 .....-""..."... .l6h
Fancy Checked Lineu-2SIb0 ,.,... .......... 10
Linen DamlSk-Openwork-2oxoO ."...."." .2b
~openwork All Linen Tray ~ClothS-lsxs7.. 10
openwork Bureau scSrfS, Ia yds. long ....... 80
India Linen Remnants .....".".r..".." on
PIN Dotted Bwissss eN
Fancy Lace Stripes o.
French organdies-4l inches wide .....",".. 40
Al ---
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secretary AiEsr,s Christmas GIns-

WARRINGTON. Jan. LA little story of sec-
rotary Ayers generosity has come to light. On
Christmas eve he sent to each Of the forty.
eight charwomsn employed IN the State, WSr.
charwomen receive only $40 q month their hap
pinsss over the presents can DO fanoied. The
BacrSlAry followed his usual practice. this
Christmss Of presenting. oyereoats 10 al TIE
Detroit nOWsboys who had none
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Yhel lprne -Sitnatiaie

Goagfessman Savers, of Texas. aad 3 member of the Committee en appropriations, struck the bulls eye and rang the bell" when he said. T will not vote for an approp5 ia. ton to furnish food for suffering Cuhaos unless it be accompanied by armed Intervention. Conditions in my judgment, are suqJl that DO such approximations should be made by Congress unless 50 accompanied, in order to put an end to the strife. Unless this be done, the practical effect of any contribution by our government to feed Spaniah sub jects would ba 10 much substa. Ja aid to the Spanish goee
 Spain could well afford Ter the Unite.i Sta,e- to support her starv. Ing non -combatants, while her roldiers were fighting those roroIu. Jionists who were in arms against her authority. This, inmy opinion, IS the true situation, and the admins tration should face 1t and deal with t accordingly.
 And Congressman sayers is right. It is needless to feed the Cubans while Spain goes along depauperiz ing them. It is altogether mistaken sympathy to make appropriations
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For sllerIn.

The GRAPHIC is authorized So announce Mr. EDGAR BREWSTER as q candidate for Sheriff and Collector of Jefferson county, at the ensuing election. subject to the stiou or the democratic primaries.
 We are authorized to announce MT. TH0S M. PHI lEI4fPs as p candidate Tor Sheriff and Collector of Jefferson county, subject to the action ol the Democratic primaries To the Democrats of Jefferson county:
 Believing thatl can serve the best interest of the Democratic party IS effectively, and discha ihe duties Of the office, if honoHed with the s me, aa competenuy as any Who may anise hereto, hereby announce my self as Jndidate for the office of SheriH, subject fe aa action Of theDemocratic party, pledging self to make faithful officer, Il aonored ! the satlTages of the people.
 H. A. MCCOY. We are auteoeized 10 announce MT. c NJ PHILP0T as q candidate for 1hcr.T and Collector susject to the action 7 the Ilemo- cratic primaries
 We are authorized to announce Ma. " H. DAVIS, 0t AltheimeF, as a eaudtdate for Sheriif and Collector. subject to tbe action of the Democratic primaries.
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NOTIce

The partnership heretofore exist ing between k. A. Adams and ". L. Parker under the firm name of Ad- ans < Parker, groeers, was this day dissolved ny mutual consent, ". l.. Parker having purchased the inter- est of K 4. Adams in said firm and assuming all debts contracted by said firm. 3-29 31 k A. ApAAls,
 March a4. 1898 ". l.. PARKER
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Now is the time to buy your Gaso- line stoves, as the warm season is just coming on. Do you know by actual test it has been found that four gallons of gasoline is equal to 1000 feet of coal gas fire for cooking purposes2 Four gallons of gasoline will cost 60e, and would ask you, please compare this with the price Of gas for cooking purposes. and see what the saving will amount to during theYear.
 tf WATERS PIERCE Or. Co
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WE must confess that the report Of the Court Of Inquiry and the Presidents message winch accompa. nied the report. were ansatislacto. ry. Neither told the people any thing new. The press had given the public practically the same in- formation weeks before. The Courts report was simply Q brief statement, backed by no conslusiye evidence, such as to convince the world that its finding was indisputabIe The Presidents message was simply a review and a rehash of the Courts official report. It expressed no opinion. It told nothing new nor offered any solution of the knotty problem It was simply words on paper without suggestion or the proposa of any definite policy for future dealings with Spain. To say the least, both were disappointing.
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For Circuit Judge.

Ne are authorized to announce Hon. i. B. GRACE as q candidate for Circuit Judge of the Eleventh Judicial District subject to the action of the Democratic party.
 We are authorized to announce Hon, JOHN NJ. ELLIOTT as q candidate for renomination and reelection as Circuit Judge of the Eleventh Judicial District, subject to the action of the Democratic party.
 We are authorized to announce Hon c. H. HARDING as a candidate for Circuit Judge of the Eleventh Judicial District, subject to the action of the Democratic party.
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For Ctty Clerk.

We are authorized ta announce Mr, B. LEE JOHNSON as a candidate for CityCterk a6 tne ensuing municipal election.
 We are authorized 10 announce Mir. Fl, PEEL ALEXANDER as u candidate for Cttu Clerk. Ut the ensuing municipal election Tuesday April ,, 1898.
 We are authorized to announce MIR. ARTHUR T. LOVING as candidate for City Clerk at the ensuing municipal election Tuesday April ,, lsas
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For prosecntlnc AttorncY.

We are authorized toannounce 8lr. WAL TER B. SORREbGS as candidate for Prose District. subject to the action of the Bemo- cratic party.
 We are authorized to announce Hon, SMITH c. MARTIN as a candidate for re- nomination for Prosecuting Attorney or the Eleventh Judicial District. subject 10 the action of the Democratic party.
 We are aathofi ed ID announce judgeB ?. r MERRITT as A candidate for Prosecuting Attorney of tbe Eleventh Judicial DistTit E. subject to the action of the Democratic party
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for their relief, which, under pres ent conditions, can only be tempo rary, while Spain is permitted to con tinue policy which makes such condition of want and starvation possible. What the reconcentrados want is an opportunity to make a living and go about their own 0asi ness. The United States should either intervene on grounds of hu
 manity or else let Spain take care of her own starving people. It is ! snap" for Spain for the United States to feed the reconcentrados while Spain is left alone to do with them as she pleases. It is an on5. rage on the people of the United States to be taxed for such a pur. pose, Relief given in such a mar ner is only temporary. If this government is going to aid Cubans, let it be in direct and decisive manner by interventi tion. Relieve Cuba of Spanish rule and the na- tives will be amply able to take care of and provide for themselves.
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P0ULTRYMEN MEET.
Little Rock the Place for the Next State Show, Jan. 10, |, 12,
 IS, and II, 1888.

The Arkansas State Poultry Asso- citation met at the office of the West brook Gram and Commission Go. Tuesday night and transacted the following business:
 The following committee was ap- pointed to draft constitution and bylaws Messrs. Mizell. Hastings and Westbrook
 Little Rock was selected as the place for the next State Poultry Show, the time being fixed at Jan. 10, Il, F, B and II, 1899
 A committee Of three was appoi6ts ed tc draft a bill te present to the next Legislature for an appropria- ton to develop the poultry interests in she State The committee was as follows: N. s. Peckbam, T. [. Vaughan and J. Fl. Pasebal.
 Messts. c. +, Montague, ". H. Crockson and H. B. Nizell were ap- pointed 10 arrange for eoops.
 The election of the judge was left to the. executive committee.
 Mes9rs. Louis Altheimer W F. BreggeE and R. E. Smith were en- rolled asAnew members.
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For Renresent.tive.

Tc the Democrats of Jefferson Co
 Being fully sensible of the honor c0nfored by your partialitr in selecting me as oEs of your Representatives iusShe GeEerai Assem- ply of lS9i would presume again G offer Ely name for the nomination itS a candidate forthe honorable position of Representative for Jefferson county in the ueAt General Assembly: subject to the action of the Dem cratic primaries. Pled4ing for the future as was my effort in the past, q constant aud yigilant attention to tine trust imposed and an earnest effort to foster and protect the ia crest Of our county and Sfate, am
 respectfully. Teb. s, 1898 NIGH. WILLIAMS
 We are authorized to announce Hon. k F FOSTER as 8 candidate for Representative of the State Assembly. subject to the action of the Democratic primaries
 We are authorized to announce MT. K T0NEY as q candidate fof Representative subject to the action of he Democratic par ty
 We are authorized to announce Hon GEO. L. BLACKWE ELL as a candidate for Repre- sentative subject to the action Of the Demo- cratic party
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For Alderman.

We are authorized to announce MIR FRED FOX as a candidate for re- election as Alder man from the First Ward at tine ensuing n.u- nictpat election, April the 5th, 7We are authorized to announce Mr l F. JOHNSON as candidate for reelection as Alderman from the Fourth Ward at the en- suing municipal election,
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Our New Naval Purchases.

The two vessels which tho Brazilian government has kindly sold8to the Unit ed States are of the type known as pro tected cruisers. They are made of steel, this Icing covered first with wood and then with copper. The wood and cop per covering is called sheathing end is an effect protection against rust and barnaeloH Tk0 cruisers are 8alled pro tocted because they are covered on deck with steel crraor plate from 1.2 to 3.5 inches thick. This armor plate also ex- tends down below the water line over tho machinery and boilers.
 In general the new cruisers are of tho typo of our own Cincinnati and Raleigh, but they are superior in respect to fuol carrying capacity. They will hold each $50 tons of coal, which would enabl9 them to cross the Atlantic and back without stopping anywhere for fueL. Besides tha5 they are armed fore and aft with six inch guns, three at each end, which can be fired simultaneously i'll both directions. They are likewise fast CT than our cruisers. The price paid for them tho naval department will not tell, but it is about $1, 800, 900 for each.
 Ono of the two Brazilian cruisers, the Amazonas, now on her way to the Uni ted States in charge of part of the San Francisco's crew, passed into possession of this country at Grayesend, where she was about to depart for South America. The other, the Admiral Breu, at New eastle-on Tyne, will not be completed for tvo months, but she has already had tho American flag hoisted over her in the shipyarl and an American crew as signed ao her This was to prevent in ternational complications. In case war should be declared between tho United States and Spain it would be against the law of nations for England to per init q vessel to be fitted out in one of her ports 10 make war on @ country with which she was at peace-namely, Spain. But cur buying the vessel be- fore war is declared avoids that difiicuty.
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For Constable

We are authorized to announce MR. PETER NJ BRIDGES as a candidate for Constable of Yaugine township, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries.
 We are authorized to announce MR. E. H. CoLHoUER as a candidate for Constable of Yangine township. subject to the action Of the Democratic primaries.
 We are authorized to announce Mir AL.J STEWART as "a candidate for Constable of Vaugine township. subject to the acton or the Democratic primaries.
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 AS TO CIgGULATI0S

The Daily GRAPHIC has nearly double the circulation of any other Pine Bluff daily newspaper, and the Daily and semi-Weekly GgaPHIC have combined circulation larger te2n that of any other Pine Bluff daily or weekly newspaper. Advertisements aecept- ed on this guarantee.
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Indigesttye poisons are the ba s.p x the dyspeptie's life. When sickss,... if your sickness is caused by indIuAss tive pois0ns. Tlis is the onlv@ ees.S tain way of being permanentlY e',sr. ed because it is the only way fbaf. get9 rid of the pois0ns. You know that fermented food is poisono0a You know that poison is nnhealfhv Shaker Digestive ordial clears fhe stomach of fermenting food. and puriffes the blood and system oflindi. ton and the diseases that come oY Y Headache, dizziness, nansea, sto1naeh ache, weakness, fiatulence, constlpas tion, loss of appetite. irritablitS.efc. These are q few of the sympfnlps caused br indigestive poisons, cured by Shaker Digestive Cordial At druggists. price l0e 10 S1 per 8nffle
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Tor Assessor.

We are authorized 10 an0Uunee mr. CHAs. ". HARRIS as cauIGate for County Assessor subject 10 the actiCa of the Demo cratic primaries, 4 E.
 We are authorized t6 announce Rt. N. X. HUDSON as a candidate foS County Yae As sessar, subject 10 the aetion of tho Demo- cratic primaries.
 We are authorized to announce Mir. J. r, LlPSCOM B as a candidate for County Tax cratic primaries.
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EnL.Il - Ll.I..-.. :

Ne are authorized t5 announce Mir. #. T. COLEMAN as q candidate forCity AtteeHe5. atthe ensuing city election, sab3ec. to the action o the Democratic party.
 We are authorized To announce Nr. W. T. YOUNG as candidate for City Attorney. ;ll
 6 ensuing muaiciDal election.
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Clara Barton and Senator Redfield Proctor have no object in telling any thing but the trath in regard to Cuba. When Glara Barton herself calls on Blanco in Havana and protests indig- nantly because supplies sent by Ameri= cans to starving reeoncentrados are used to feed Spanish soldiers, when Senator Proctor recites from written document in the United States senate the stato- n.eut that Spain iu Cuba has possession Of only 50 much ground as her army sits on and that outside of the ore city of havana desolation and misery reign, the American people know the exact situation in a few words
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Gov BOB TAYLOR, Of Tennessee, says that he expects 10 be called up on for 3 600 troops this week. and as Commaadersin-Chief would lead the Tennessee militia ca the field Bob Taylor is a fighter Us well as d fiddler
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BENTON MoMILIN seems to be sweeping every thing before him in race for the Democratic nomination his for Governor of Tennessee. This is as it should be.
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One hundred additional torpedo boats and torpedo boat destroyers will about bring our navy up to tho average modern requirement. in this respect.
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ror -Cirentf Clerk.

We gre authorized 10 announce CAPT K. I. ROBERTS as candidate for Glfeait Clerk subject to the action or the Democratic pri- maFies.
 Weare authHized to announce MR. o I LANGEoRD as il Candidate for eircuir Clerk subiebt to the action Of the Democratic pri- marfpS.
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Annual Convention Arkansas Bank
 CTS, Association, Little Rock, April
 2,st and 22d, 1898.
 For the above occasion the Cotton Belt will sell tickets at rate of $l.lo for the round trip. Tickets on sale April 20 and 2l Return limit 24'
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KL0NDIIsE OR BUST.

In order that all seekers of the 5el- low metal may compete with thelF more fortunate brothers in thestfuS gle for tho ine<haustihlo riches ol ele Kiondike the following e1tremeiy How rates have been placed in enece from this etatLon. NIz.
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aor eonnty Tre. .snrsr.

Me authorized to announce Mr. JAS. } SA Uf44f S aa 4 candidate for reelection tg ho once oi JfeaS8ret of Jefferson county. Subjet the Neti0u of tbe Democratic prt malies
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For County Clerk.

We are authorized to announce Mr' FRANK B. FLANDERS as a candidate for County and Probate Clerk, subject n the lction of the Democratic primaries
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Ca.,on Belt Ezcnraions.

.l,ittJe fock bring Race Meeting
 Little Rock. March 30 to April C
 For the above occasion the Cotton Belt will sell tickets at rate of $l.2o for the round trip. Tickets on sale March % to April 6 inclusive. Return limit April s,
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War with Spain can only come in one case. That will be if our own court of inquiry finds the Maine was blown up by spaniards, and the Spanish government declines to accept this view and refuses to give us apology and indemnity. The United States does not want war Its Baa6 interests are served by peace with all nations. The United States would, therefore, have no object in reporting that the Maine was blown np by treach- cry if such were not actually the fact. The American people are in no state Of mind for any foolishneass however and in case Spain should refuse Us satisfae- tion war would be declared inside of 24 hours
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HOW 10 BUILD UP Anrn,....

VT AL | OWN Push it.
 Talk abou it.
 Write about it.
 Speak well oft.
 Help to improve it.
 Beautify the streets.
 PatroHize its merchants.
 Advertise in the new spapers Prefer home enterprise alwavq Speak well of enterprising ma, If you don't think of a good g, to say, keep silent.
 Ifyou are rich, invest somet ,f employ somebody; b e a rustIer Be courteous to strangers 4 come among you, so they wilI' away with a good impression. Always cheer up the men thaf in for improvements Your nort of the cost will be only what is k Don't kick about any unneces ss, public improvement because it i at your own door or for fear 4| your taxes might be fifteen cent The foregoing hints on ..How Build up Town" might be r, and needed by the citizens of h, than one city or town in Arka k, Too many people are ignorant what is required in. the prerai) but their ignorance is not of will ness, but of indifference aud thoa Iessness. -Texarkanian.
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Fer County ud@.

We are authorized to announce MIR. W. D JON as u candidate for County aud Pro bate Indae Bbeetto the action of the Dem oeratie primaries.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Congress.

We are authorized to announce Hon. JOHN s. LITTLE as candidate fer renonination kansas. subject 10 the actiou of the Demo cratic party.