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NEW YORK. DeoL 9-Tne Commercial
Advertisers London financial cAblexram
says.
TosiAy's was the busiest house and the
largest stteadancs seen on the stock ex-
change here on the eve Of Christmas Cor .
long time. Prfses ware generally steady.
The American MARKET was active, cloeane
~ the hese D~avers and Norfofka wpro
the featured Other changes In balance
were n1ighl Copper s;ecka werw Mrn
Thsrs were further large boFsowtnxs from
the hank.
LONDON. Dsc, M-CAnadiau rarafsc.
S6A. Grand Trunk. ~, Bar silver stas-
nant at sfAd Money. 946ii par cent
UreaAntuln.
LIVERPOOL. Dee. 21-wheat-Spea
firm: No. : red Western winter, e sd.
FUTURES closed quiet; December. = HID;
March. e iuka. May. So SD
Corn-Spos firm: American MIXED. Is.
Futures steady, December, IS uAd: Janu-
airy nominal; March, 81 ieMd
Spanish Feurs.
LONDON. Dee. 2s-6canlsh 10 closed q
<ssa.
fARIs. Dec. ss.--spanish Is closed Al
ts-sa
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/
- a3ta al necessary wysa epenIngx
:sSrs6s. hHpngisz. vensiiator1. eaten
sSs51n aad dEzsfs1fsx f&fske and rrUyi1.ng
~ - payment usSgefoy by the mode Of
ss---.sffafS p2yHsssst. and establishing a
x1Ss<1 fxY uuxs payment by 40 assessment
- - to<x ard parcels Of land bencesssss
~Seh Improvement uFsse- thH provta-
- 81 0rd1r&sEe No 1&, approved Ang1I
- = amended by Ordinance No. 40
1921 Nay 8. sssfr and Ordinance Ne
r. aeproseS May s. iss7. and The City
100 - EOS Ia force, hAs beer certi-
- - ~ tor collection. and fnat Unless
1s14 q MADE within ~ days from the
sssr q the nrxt publication Of this notice
1~ek aennmEEEs shall become Gesineusns
~ ,aaa keAr interest az the rate Of 10
- eSns. per &ansars until paid. AMI II not
sksff tnfoFe aaEa assessment shall nave
S-<1ne 191iarusnt q penalty OK per cert
<SH 8 adsea, and the sumo tegsnasens
S58 - entered on tire aHnras tax ros.
- 1kS current year asAsnss each lot ard
2A 30 deiSnaaeg, and with the interest
SS<incted ~ otfser taxes separate account
- kept thereof. ard Il not paid withln
- ffne fixed for tue payment of city
s6661fonaI charges and penalties a. ale
~S1keefued ~ BE- charged and collected an
nrw deitnqlent taxes. eaca ios or Parcel
~ 1fuqnent sEaa be sold for thu amour;
ri ~ assessment. with tnsefknts ara
80 ~ the tssfe and III the manner AID
- - ennas authority as lands and fofz
A. II. FooTE.
clly Treasurer Of the City Of Seattle.
ma 81 flrs1 publication. Seattle, wash.
|peoombss IL. 1sss
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. D~e 1-~Fcr hsF "a hour
fs,fay~srx sAe op~SSng In wFs~at trading
wax 50 sscw ss 70 ssgxsss - abandonment
sss ssseSusastoa sy the nr.scapal traders
p~Dsirg ths holiday sessor. 6'rSnsnx
fraaa# Frs May rangsd sresa Nssse 20 sxs4e
asa slsszsss srnss~ass,ely declined fe ssas9
s1ssr tyxasies were srsssy~eeTss~ farsxn
markets xaawszsx sfsxfs charge either way.
Msrw favorable weather wss rcgssrTe ~ ~
Arw1nslra aud wssstAey conditions In sae
Jrr!sea SsAse@ w~~e Also e~efer.
Before Il esssock she market hal ETo@rn
stronger on esshsfx-r@ ~ 4 revival a. tae
fnrvs4n Sssrana for Asyscyaraa wneaE, ard
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Get Manhood

X was to come 10 you and tell you that
you Could Get weli IN Q week. and hack this
uQ with the cures effected under my care.
II was to come 10 you and tell you that
would You sayr Show ne your proofA
Now. you can have these prcofA Tha doc
tors OF the Hudson Medical Tnstftuts have
ef continued practics and study, after years
nf making men out OF poor unfortunAtee.
they have created the fiudyan cure up to
dtxztnew. failing ssuaatio nervous
twftchinGs OF the eyes and other psrea.
sirengthens. invigoratss and tonea the syp-
maturity. Hudyan cures evil dreams, pains
In back. pains n side. fafling manhocd,
spernatcTT hosa, neTvous debility. neuras-
thenta and nervous disorders Can Or write
Tor sres
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CITY TnrAsuRERss NOTICE.

CITY THEAauRER.S NOTICE.
This 4clk1wsng warrants will be PAID
uson presenfatton ~ th4 CITY TrsaNarsrn
0sgaes. fafersss on aAd wArTsBsg viii cease
1T expiration Ct Effe~gs lays frohe the date
sints Ayense et al. Ori4nAnes No. Go
Wsvvaat 40. Gsz. East jefferson esreef I'll
al. Ordnance No. s7D Warrant IA. ~:
borsn Avease ct a.. OrasnAnea No. AgTx.
No. $50. warrants EeA "a. ~. -
a. IL rOOTE.
CITY Treasurer 81 the City ~ 9ea<sia
Data Of nsst pubiscsticn. pecembx tttk,
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IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
court, district OF Washington, NosfhHsn
Division
United States Of America. pfsfntfn y.
Steamship "LAnrnda." respondent. Ma.
l37x
Notice IL hereby Given BY the undsrssgn-
Of washington. that pursuans 10 an f,rdnr
OF sale daily snisred In the above entitled
court ga the above entitled cause, 1 vii
ara boilers. and her tsekis. apparel and
furniture nj pubic auction TO the hixhsst
bidder. for cash. On the 18th day u De-
"a. sf aid day. At the fr-nt door OF "a
Fes3erAl court bsiiding. northeast cornsv
81 Fourth ayenss and Nesson street b,
the cafy ef 0eatsse, stats u WastinGscn.
G. W. fDE
United states marshal, district Of WaAh-
iIgson.
By II. ~ TYLER. dsrasy parshal.
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THE modern railway train has every
convenience, We sleep and dine. recline or,
tho richest upholstery In the beet equip
ment that can be built so ne 10 ride eaAtiy.
We are drawn by easine~ that never break
down. over sol:d r0a3bedz and through
scenery varied as 4 continent presents,
Such Is the Northern pac.f3c
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VIII bring you larger returns II iuveeted
with us for tracing In this Stock and Grain
Markets. through our cooperative and svpe
tetnAtte plan. than 10 could possibly earn
In any oshsr chanrsl.
Five Per Cent Monthly GsaranteeA,
And we actually Ray more tsaan 100 per
cent. profit 70 our clients each year. In
vestors absolutely guaranteed sEntnst loss.
spents wishdya wabis nrHt Of any monkh.
Oldest and sfsvneeet oosnD&ny ct IT. ktud
In America lnd59ned by 3pecriatora. Press
ana Pubic, everywherx, ard hundreds Of
clients 70 whom re can refer. Let IN show
you faets figures and references 20 psuvo
our siassratsfa Send for our pamphlet
'-Co-upersstvs eDecsnzsioo." wn1oh fully
orpiaihs osr plan
wILDERT N. DrsLAP = CO..
Cooperative stock Brokers,
13A MonRoo g., CHICAGO, M
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errre1t - 70 tho probable dividend decla-
rA3toas INST seine cre1ence IN partsenaA.
easrx owing to the favorable repcsts q
earnings. Tie GrArGers AMI the. Paczns:
Ssre ia keen request af periods md gained
Substantially
The yeeks bynd market vas less active
than The prscedfng. vtsk AMI the dealings
were d<Fo4d Of auch pronounced to1e OF
Strength. Irregularities we're verT coz
spscuons IN securities. hat the Eeneraa tone
nevertheyen wnx very substantial. many b.
sues improving to the best prices ever re-
corded for them. [. s. new g aad the e
Registered s IN the bid price.
Money aaA ExsAange.
Nsney 81 call. Hsac4 Per csuk; last
kxDa. ~ Per cent: prime mercantile pa
t~, 49, par cent; STIRLING exchange,
steady. with actual business IN hAnkerS
hsils ~ a. sxaS7AS So for demand. and n
3Asixa4.s2 Cor q days. poeted rates. s4ss3
and @A05<: coaHlneRu1n1 h1np, 3k0: silver
esrstncateA 1sGs94c. esr szlver. sssse;
Governments bonds. irregular: state
bonds STEADY: railroad bonds. irregular.
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general I4rerrsecs reported Rrssan wheat
oeArsr AID sAsd thai the Argentine ssar-
vess would be very late As rvtcss ad-
saacsd Tie bayins aanara h.ecane very
heavy. &scrsg cuveysng ard sezfs-a az week
~ sails oaytag freely % protest these
P-vlegse Nay rose 20 sc and CLOSED ~
Sszsc sellers
good business was done in corn Ear
" TIE MARKET wAe easy with wheat and
OF he improvement Of Tho weather Ia the
West bat it sallied with thp strength de-
TIE close. May gained S9s3c On the day
oats weTs arn,. without rnrca seauare
iolscntng corn's advances May closed 40
nc higher.
Prosissoas we're very active and showed
mere st-ength than tor weeks past Hog
receipts were Hight znd yard pricea hsxh-
er. This unused good buyfns ~ TIE start
came hraad ard general, sxztssders and
prominsat lscai traders buyinx heavily.
The market was strong to The close May
pork closed Gss01c higher and May r.bs
Opening. Highest Lowest Closing
~ ~ 81 =. IS: Is SIS :: !. ess &, .-s::,:
p pss ..,s,ss. FL ssass.. ~
July July . 81 Ss:a rsssIa srsassa
oats, No. 2.
i hay =. 49, s"aa s.
Mess Fork. Per a.rreL
Jan -. - sgts $50 81 STA GSS
Mag :. as .l86 ssess IL %
Lard, Per leo Posnas.
Nav l., nsza - So n.s
Shart RtAs, Per 400 PesnAs.
Jan -. - szss 81 s7la 81 TIA s4S
May >. ss,a 5e7is 80 5 Is
Cash Qaoeatfona.
F9o1r-Efrm: winter patents. 0s0Q3 90.
ssraigh,s. S.NG13a: spring specials, "a,
spring patents, E-a03.so: stralghtS s.. SOC
wheat-No. spring. ss0s.,sc: No. red,
sSt.c.
Corn--No 2, s4Ac.
ozts-No. Z 1A&sske; Ne. white. ssAc:
No. white. sakGAlsc.
Eye-No. 2, 54tsc.
Barley--No. :, S7isS@4ss.c T. o. b.
Eiaxseed-No. !, 81. Ia
Timothy seed-Psnie, 4M
Mess pork-Per barrel, $s55tss g.
I-ard-Per Loo pounds. S.lgx9S. o..
Sides-Sborf ribs uoosel. 81 NWS.
ShotiIders-Dry sailed tboxei). 4xa14Ac.
Sides-6aort clear {boxede, $5zIS,u5,
Whfsky-D1stiller1 finished goods, per
gallon, N.s6.
Rar>tata a~S aAs~~~s~
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Tnsass s4,sY NkssE is 49,.
s%ss ancfist>d ia stssAis because ooatasn-
tssr ether ITEMS than cisarinxs
ss~<ss snxstrsess fE tcsssas because % no
esrrssHsz<sr for hast year
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SA% FRANCISCO. DEC. I-Wheot.
Arm, spot. unchanged; futures. higher:
cargo down today from Port Costa Tor
export Barley. very drm and higher,
both on and OK cali cnertns1 IN Sample
ma-E@e are scant. ana there 10 good n-
Quiry but Few sales. OWING 70 the sun
price oats very Erm al the advance
noted yestreaaT.. Spot quotations were:
Flcer-Net cash for family extras $t.is
G1S; bakers extras. S3.04A
WheAf-Shippinx, HlSx for No. J. and
n L&5llGA for choice; milling, AHa5V
l.xsk-
Baraey-Fesd q -3o0i EN- brewing. nom
tnaA
OztS--Poor to fair. q. 2eti. 23s: good 20
choice. 1B01 ~. fancy feed, 81 asg III.
gray. N-x<3L36; railing, u2s4I 80. sur
prise. N.xRi.4 z.x: black for seed. si.ee0
LIZ red a'ssi receipts.
Flour. quarter sseks. lalse: wheat. cep-
taIs 81 ssss hsrlssv centais Ans. lean.
sarfs + O.. d. Eax.s~n -. corn. centais'
go =. n,,s1,.: . ~ s.sEs onions sanks'
10. hran. sscks. no. mlddIiues. sacks.
So, cav tann. ~. ROOF bales ID: hIsies'
rua,nDsr. Ss7: raisins. boxes. "a. quick
sflver. fiaska SIS: wine. gallons, lis.OO
bra nav rnrons "a ar
ERoA1ae. Fruit, B4o.
nrs,,~,4,er.- NstAa,;n~~ sas6aao. hr>r s1ees
n 81 sssr so,,
Iaywhsa+ a. ssx8,s. wheat and oat
s,aa.ls 81. hsSst l.arIsy' siaisIl. alfalfa ~
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Hudson Medical Institute,

AT OFFICE Consultation. private dag
At oFFfCE--noetS first remedy treat
AT OFFICEr-menf. firAt blood treatment.
FRED catarrhal examination. prs-
FREE vale examination, free talk.
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nost.m stock Market.

BOSTON. Dsc. es.--Ciosiag;
Or Shor1 Lire 4lia rarrott -. 49,. 81
Boston Mon .ss5 Humboldt Ia
Butte Il hos :. ~
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Hudson Medical Institute.

BLI0Op rQISQN--Cure by the 3O-day cure
RIDOD POISON--hrst second or tertiary
BLOOD FofboN-forms OF Blood Poisson.
0O11srOsssssasssgsssY, sssssscas1sSg,9Ss01sS0
CIfrxDafs 3e-Day cure Hoe.
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Hudson Medical Institute.
YOUR MONEY

Junction Stockton, Market and Ellis Hts.
BAN FRANCTaCo, CAL.
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TACOMA. Dac. 2-wheat-C1uA &c
hine1tem E166Sc-
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fsIsIslS4lsTsTS1sI1sIs1sf SISSs1SfsISIs1SlsQ
CIRCULARS AND TESTIMONIALS
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ssArTIs umEsE Market.
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xUx1CE-To whazn Il may concern. The
h1eU3ng. being Council Bill No. -,
6r&a3Iod IAN ordinance granting to Will
- % Baker. his Representatives. hesrs
81 unstgns. . franchise 10 erect. con-
6fxcs and maintain poles and wires over.
a3ong Ard sorosa q certain portion Of thai
0enp Ct ,AEld known ~ tae Cedar river
~sy tor the purpose OF transmits
st9n ~ electric earrent.' is published in
ecmp1tanee with The provisions of Hec-
s5on Il, Of Article " Of the city char
9of the city OF Seattle.
WILL H. PARRY.
en- Cpmpkroiiee and Ex-Offieso City Clerk
q the City Of Seattle.
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street sIowp tie hank cleariugs at esghty-
sax Giles for the week ended December -.
with the percentages OF Increase and de-
crease as compared ws,s ia corresponding
week last year:
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IN THE UNITED STATES uQgTRfE
court, district OF Warrington, NosfhSsn
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Nh New Cnes of Fever.

Washington, Aug. 31.-Dr. Wyman, surgeon general of the Marine hospital, received encouraging yellow fever news from both Key West and Galveston. At the former place no new cases have de- veloped within the last three or four days, and he is of the opinion no fever cases exists there now. There are no new cases reported at Galveston and quarantine established against the city has been raised, but it IS continued against Fort Point, where the troops are quartered. Altogether the situation is very satisfactory.
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BOIL ORNS
ING MUCH DAMAGE TO
 COTTON CROP.
ssiYe Heat Has Prevented Pro-
 gress in Cotton Picking.

pIted States department of agri- Blre climate and crop bulletin of
 weatber bureau, Arkansas sec |. for the week ending Monday. lust %. 1898.
 he temperature has been abnor- Dy high and the sunshine practic- continuous. At Little Rock |e was an average daily excess or berature of 5.4 degrees. be following weekly amounts of |Iall are reported; nearly all Of occurred on Wednesday the 24th: |kley, .2s inehc. Fprrost City, 80; } Sini,a, .t5, ileieira, L.74, Little k, .S6; Malvern. trace; Newport. |Pine Blnff. .53; Prescott, .S9; Eellyllle, .s5; Texarkana, .e6; War El.04.
 |rn is all matured. except the late ltlng in the northwest, and that baturing nicely. Reports con kto come In of damages to cot |by boil worms, eatterpiilars, ! and blight. In some sectionsit ElIsiedding. and is being injured Fontinued rains, and in oth- Py drought. In all sections 1t Is ping rapidly. A few bales have marketed. Potatoes, turnips, ] ali minor crops generally are
 z well. Flowing for winter |at still in progress. Sorghum k|ng continues. and the output 1 good both in quantity and &ity.
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YALE AND HARVARD
 TO BE RELEASED.
They Will Be Returned to the Company as Soon as They Can Re Put
 In Proper Condition.
August s1. 1898

New York, Ang. 8l.-A dispatch to The Tribune from Washington says:
 The auxiliary cruisers Yale and Har- yard, which though still retaining their naval complement of officers and men have been under army jurisdiction for the last two weeks as transports, have made their ls.sst. ls.sst. syoyags for the present as government vessels, and are to be re- line, as soon as they can be put in con- dition for passenger traffic. Tho naval authorities have ordered tho com manders of these vessels to discharge their ammunition and guns at Tomp- kinsville and make ready to go out of commission, the quartermaster's depart ment of ths army which has been pay. ing the charter price of $5000 day for the vessels since the middle of August, having announced that it had no further use for them.
 The navy department is now under obligation to repair the two ships put them in their original condition. The contract with the owners of the Ameri- can liners calls for the payment of $10,- 900 a day as long as the four ships are kept out of their regular ocean trips be. sides making good any injuries to the vessels. It is estimated that the use of these vessels for six months will cost nearly $2,000.000 for charter and over $500, 900 for repairing damages
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essing the requisite qualifications, will amply safeguard your interests If, in view of your Republican en- dorsement and support, you should be elassed as Republican, then the Republican judge at each box will surely be sufficient to prevent any wrong being done you even if such thing was contemplated or attempted.
 To appoint a republican judge, who would of course be for you by reason of the endorsement of the re- publican party which you have re. eeived; and to also appoint one of your partisan friends, would be to give you tee judges against one dem oerat at each box, and to place you in absolute control of the election machinery of the county. As dem- oerats we cannot consent to any such betrayal Of the trust reposed in  us by the party, and as officers of the State we are not prepared to violate the law by delegating to you the duties We have sworn to per form. We shall discharge our duty faithfully aud impertially, to the best of our aoility.a and to do this re. requires that We shall respectfully decline to comply with your request.
 We have the honor to remain, etc.
 LEO Nj. ANDREWS,
 A. B. GRACE, Members of the Board of Election
 Commissioners, Jefferson county, Ark.
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Recommended for Appointme mt.

The following names for Judges oi election at the several voting ple. cincts have been presented to the Board of Election Commissioners by pr. N. ;. Kite. the republican mean. Der Of the board, to represent the republican party:
 Barrsque township, J. E. T. Hol- man.
 Bolivar township, Madison Mc Beth Jr.
 Bogy township, Jerry Wesson.
 Dunnington township. General Maxwell.
 Dudley Lake township, J. B. Hooker hall.
 Jefferson township, s. D. Wheat. Melton township. Jno. Ladd. Old River township, D. W. Wash ington.
 Pastoria township, ". T, Penning- ton.
 Plum Bayou township. Altheimer. l. H. Jones. Sherrill. c. J. Gilman Richland township, N. W. Thomp- son.
 Robert township, J. P. Gauge. Talladega township. Willis Conley. Spring township, Henry Summers. Washington township. c. R. Anderson.
 Whiteville township, H. E Helvie. Villemont township, s. P. Black well.
 Vaugine township, A. o. Edwards First Ward, Jud. Langston. Second. Ward, R. Nj. Galbraith. Third Ward, J. A. Perdue.
 Fourth Ward, Dr. K. c. Thompson. Niyen township, w. J. Craig. Victoria township, $. W. Dawson
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AN ASSASSINATION
 AT TAYLOR, TEX.
Constable Gambls Shot Dead While He Was Playing Game of Dom-
 inoes In n Hotel There.

Taylor, Tex, Aug. 3l.--Constable 8. A. Gamble of this place was foully ass assinated by some unknown parties at 10 Monday night. He and two other gentlemen were seated around a table in the office of the Grande hotel, playing dominoes, when the shot was fired through the back door of the office.
 Three or four seemingly buckshoa struck him in the face and filed his breast with small shot killing him in- stantly.
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MIR. A. B. GRACE.
Write. . Lrttsrio eply to tho Graph

Writes Letter h eply to the Graphic Editor of the Graphic.
 Your paper has referred several times to a proxy alleged to have been held and voted by '.one of McCoy's attorneys but as you did not mention any name, and the description did not fl me, did not feel called upon 60 notice it. On yesterday, however, you named me as the person referred to, stating that "Mr. A. B. Grace, one of MeCoy's paid attorney" s" introduc. ed the resolution, etc. In this you have evidently been misinformed. Maj McGoy employed me to assist In taking testimony before meeting of the committee, anu for this purpope only At the time when the com mittee was in session and l held tt proxy,l was not Mat MeGoy's attor- ney. 1 was his friend and reoi eseH- tative or spokesman precisely .is Aon were the spokesman of xour brother-in law. Mir. Brewster kind ly give this equal prominence in your columns with the article referred to- and oblige. Yours truly,
 A. E GRACE. Auvuat 2I fSao
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Meeting Of national Association of Merchants and Travellers. Chic ago, H., August lO-17 and September 14,2l and November 2S. The Cotton Belt Ky. will for this occasion sell round trip tickets for one and one third fares, on the cer critic plan rickits on sale. Aug. 6 to II inclusive. return limit Aug. 20 1898; Sept. 10 to 16, inclusive. Return limit Sept 2S Oct 29 to Nov. inclusive.
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Notice to Exhibitors

Plans of the buildings and plat of the grounds of the Pine Bluff State Fair Association has been placed in my hands by the directors and all persons desiring space for exhibits or other purposes are re. quested to call upon me f1r the selec- tion of spaces desired, and for terms.
 M. E. BLOOM, Secy.,
 dtf At Citizens Eank.
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STATE FAIR.
Exhibitors to be Granted Ten Feet of
 Space Free.

A meeting Of the directors of the Pine Bluff tate Fair Association was held Wednesday morning for the purpose of deciding upon space for exhibitors.
 A motion was made and carried that local and foreign exhibitors be granted 10 feet of floor space free; ex- tra space at 22 per foot and concess- ion admission tickets 10 be sold ex- hibitors for the season. Those ex. hibiting and making sales will be charged $2 psr foot
 As space is getting scarce. prospec tive exhibitors should apply to Sec retary Nj E Bloom at once.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-09-01
Put A Stop To It.

plle the opera season continues, |avement in front of the opera k VIII furnish the meeting place Pe cigarette smokers to congre- Q nights. It should properly Plled "cigareet" in this connee- because the opera youths all ounce 1t that way. The in ter |0ns are just long enough to per
 cigarette to be smoked, and Pys soon learn by the time they nalshed their "coffin nail" the als bound to go up again.
 night, the opening, the pat erom this fra ternity of lung Pyers was excellent and each ae curtain fell the lobby of the rand the sidewalk iD front
 nll with young men and the
 ol the deadly narcotic; and, ~ last the opera was over and crowded forth with their es- 'aey found the exit surrounded 'a ol youthful faces, each one
 out a cloud of smoke until k'egation had the appearance
 ss lunnel-topped feet off the |0l Cuba.
 'ae proper authorities put a Othis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-09-01
A New Move at Chicago.

Chicago, Aug. 3l. A move is on foot to admit to the county hospital here l50 of the sick soldiers of the First Illinois cavalry, now at Fort Sheridan. Presi. dent Daniel Healy of the county board, says though the step is irregular, he will not stand on red tape, and is ready toac first, and get his authority later.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-09-01
To the Public.

Ose desiring fresh bread. cakes. eecream will please file their son Saturday and Saturday ! as I will not be open on Sun- Respectfully,
 T. H. SKIDMoRE.
 Proprietor White Kitchen. Phone 2l5.