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Bridgeton pioneer., 1898-02-10
PLAIN TALK !

Don't wear an overcoat or suit
that looks seedy, when you can
buy a new one (this seasons
goods for so little money. Most
anybody can reach the prices we
are asking this month. We men
ton a few of the many bargains
offered during this month.
Lot A. Mems and Young Mems
Suits, assorted sizes, 500 for
merly $40 to $l2.
Lot B. Young Mems Suits, IA to
19, 1925, regular price, $500.
Boys Suits, short pants, 77c and
upwards.
Mems Cashmere Pants, Csc and
upwards.
Knee Pants lie (small sizes.)
Heavy Notified Underwear, 19c
and all other grades in proportion.
Fur Hats-All this seasons S
goods, 90c and upwards.
Some of the goods offered you
will find in our windows marked
in plain figures.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1898-02-10
Free of Charge to Sufferers.

Cut this out and take it to your drnp-
gist and get sample bottle free of DR..
Kings New Discovery, for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds. They do not ask you
to buy before trying. This will show you
the great merits of this truly wonderful
remedy, and show you what can be ac-
This is no experiment, and would be dis
astrous to the proprietors, did they not
know it would invariably cure Many of
the best physicians are now using it in
their practice with great results, and are
relying on it in most severe cases. 1t is
guaranteed. Trial bottles free at II. w.
Fltnlan'S Drug Store. 7mwf
Bridgeton pioneer., 1898-02-10
Give the Children a Drink

called Grain-O. 1t is delicious, appetiz
ing, nourishing food drink, to take the
place of coffee. Sold by all grocers and
liked by all who have used it because
when properly prepared it tastes like the
finest coffee but is free from all its injuri-
Gus properties. Grain-O aids digestion
and strengthens the nerves. 1t is not a
stimulant but a health builder, and chill
dren, as well as adults, can drink it with
great benefit. Costs about as much as
coffee. Is and 25c 2ldw
Bridgeton pioneer., 1898-02-10
Last Sad Rites.

The funeral services over the remains
of William Mercer occurred Friday
afternoon, from his late residence, on
South East avenue. The Episcopal rec
tor conducted the services, and large
circle of friends paid their last sad tribute
to the deceased. The body was inferred
in Overlook Cemetery. The pail bearers
We're Charles Lutz, Neal Hitchner, Geo.
Henshall, George Cresswell.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1898-02-10
GOING TO LIVE WITH A PRINCESS
witnesses in the johnson Episode, at Vine
lsnd, Start for Prussia

NINELAND, n. j., Feb. S.-George, Ed
ward and Frederick johnson, sons of
colonel johnson left Vineland this even
ing to make their permanent residence
with their aunt, Princess Salm-Salm, of
Bonn-on-the Rhine. Prussia. The two
brothers witnessed the assault made upon
their brother Felix by George johnson,
who claims that their father is also his
father. The prosecution excused George
and Frederick from testifying at the trial
of the claimant on Thursday.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1898-02-10
They Must Paw Tax.

A roundup of Vineland's poll tax de-
alnquents is being made by Collectors
huhi and Hendee, there being over 800
oeiauiters in the borough and the town
snip OF Lands this year. All the delin-
quents who were approached handed over
$l.33, which includes the tax and costs to
avoid going to Jail.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1898-02-10
Good Hotel.

There are few towns in South Jersey
that can boast of having such fine hotel
as the Cumberland. Mrs. Graves is a
model landlady, and is making a success
OF the management of her house The
hotel is comfortably furnished, and the
table is particularly good. with service
that cannot be improved upon. The busi-
ness has been very good recently.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1898-02-10
DEPUTIES WILL APPEAL.
Civil Service Case Will Be Taken to su-
preme Court.

TRENTON Feb. s.-John L. Semple,
counsel for the Democratic Deputy In.
tternal Revenue Collectors, who were
beaten in their suit to compel Collector
Motfett to retain them in office, will ap-
peal the case to the United States Supreme
Court. Lawyer Semple holds that the de-
cision of Judge Kirkpatrick. it affirmed,
VIII VIII destroy the main object Of the civil
the administyrap3;nn Sy pe,f'h Of the Government. oi
Bridgeton pioneer., 1898-02-10

YOUNG MEMS SUITS, 1910 at IS 25
AND ALL WOOL BOYS SUITS AT
sl.49. NOT MANY LEFT AT THE
ENTERPRISE" SHOE AND CLOTH
ING COMPANY. opt
Bridgeton pioneer., 1898-02-10

SPECIAL BARGAINS IN SUITS
AND OvERCOATS AS OFFERED
THIS WEEK, SELL VERY RAPIDLY
AT THE "ENTER PRISE" SHOE AND
CLOTHING COMPANY. 92t
Bridgeton pioneer., 1898-02-10

About the latter part of February or the first of
March, and if possible will have better lot than
the last
Mr. Frallnger has few horses left from his last
lot which he offers at private sale.
O. d 2t wit 1p
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'Ex dividend.
BONDS
,r.tr DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

puhlic interest. which last week helped Sc
c,riti,s prices toward L higher level. is not
bic in the pr, sent market Aside from
tho orerations in soecial stocks Of several well.
known suaculators trading is made up almost
e,,iralv Of the transactions OF small professional
dealers Hesitarcy on the part Of the public
will doubtless continue Until aggressive bull
leaders ranev, their interest In the market or
until some stimulating piece Of news furnishes
rurtha, incentive 10 buy stocks for rise Tho
encouraging factors underlying the real worth
NJ securities have not changed but they may
no. erueal 70 new buyers until quotations for
stocks have reached a lower level perhaps an
"old fashioned break in prices would furnish
tho NODDED tonic. TIE market certainly lacks
animation and it's present condition or r.
regularity. uncertainty and small dealings may
continue until after the fall elections
In Yesterdays market a few stocks supplied
the bulk Of the dealings. After moderately
weak opening followed by period OF strength.
recassions were made throughout the nst' and
while recoveries subsequently TOOK place the
general price movement exhibited sagging
tendency. with last quotations az small net
losses in the greater number or STOCKS sugar
Refining enjoyed an expected rally, seHlng up
four points 10 1207s. while American Tobacco'
which is apparently being handled by the Same
speculative interests sold down six points 10
III although recovering a part Of tie loss ne
fore tho close. An advance In money rates.
while offset by heavy engagements OF gold tor
innort served 10 encourage weakness IN the
market. and the marking up Of quotations 10
5G5is per cent caused small spectators the
usual few minutes Of unsasiness
The market closed weak and unsettled with
Anal figures at about the lowest OF the day
The Granger and Pacific shares were weak
among railroad stocks although there was no
especial development affecting the western
roads except Chicago Great western which
held firm. however on the report that prom-
nsnt banking house was endeayorins 10 secure
control OF the property. This company Is among
the most valuable OF the smaller Western ROADS
and will probably supply the connecting INK
between the Great Northern and Baltimore ana
Ohio for the through traffic business OF the last
two companies Manhattan was exceptiohahy
strong on covering Of shorts, and furnlshed
about the only feature in the railway list. Inc
average trader was bearsh AT the close, ana
GOSSIP, from speculative circles frcmated tnat
the hear campaign in Sugar and otfer STOCKS
had not reached its limit
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BID Asked

STATE ISSUES.-Tehnessee settlement Oh
81 OOo sold al 93. 5000 Virginia funded dept
2-3s at 49,. anI 10000 Virginia is deferred re-
celpts at ~
RAILROAD BONDS.-Market dull ana IT
regular at small fnal changes. The more I'M
portant dealings We're In the Atchison issue'
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern income o',
Rrooklyn Rapid Trsnsi; rs. Chicago Terminal
As Erie prior Is. Kansas City. Plttsours anu
Gulf lists. Louisville and Nashville t'i'leu To-
Mexican international Is. Kansas ana AeA''
LIST As New York Central. Lake Shore OTIS.
Michigan Central 3i2s. Northern Pachc gehe'"'
lien IS and prior Is St Louis and iron MUM
tain rs. Southern Railway rs. Texas ana New
Orleans consol rs. Texas and Pacific -ds' Univ"
Pacific Is Union Pacific. Denver ana uuii Lou
receipts. Wabash debenture BIS. Georgia oe"'
trail consol rs. Kansas and Texas IDS. heau'ns
IS ST Louis and San Francisco genera! oS'
Southern Pacific Of Arizona lists ana WlscohS'n
Central LIST receipts.
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Pilots KANT FEWER BOATS.

A meeting Of the Pilot Commissioners was held
Yesterday al which the question OF making the
permanent number Of pilot-boats In the Bay six.
an1 not seven. as was the case prior 10 the war
with Spain. was discussed. Before the war the
Number of boats in the service was seven. but
when the harbor was closed the number was de-
creased to four Now that the war Is over and the
rbor omen the number has been increased TO six.
The pilots have petitioned the Commissioners to
let the number remain at six, as they say tnat
ssven re too many No decision was reached by
The Commissioners yesterday
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. Sept. 90. p. m.-Amercar secu''"eo
opened duh AMI lower. Later prices
nrmer. but the market continued dun HI ua'
Last prices were: Atchison. 1873; Callahan
cifc S9A St Paul 1l34. Illinois Certral' lio7.'
Louisville and Nashville. 5S}s: Union f"enO
preferred. G17s; New-Yorl Central. l-"h r.''
l49s: Pennsylvania. 6Oas. Reading. "'s Eric :,
preferred. IS: Northern Pacific preferred On
and Grand Trunk. I@s.
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summer Rcsorts.

Somerset 0C0M
AND EIGHT COTTAGES BERNhRDSVlIIE. N. J
,1o--- Nov. is,. rs miles from York on p /. \ W
r. christopher st ferry Altitude 800
Zee, GEO W FUTILE Manager
C,rpTDNHFr RATES NAPIFWoOD HOTEL,
y White Mts y. II AINSIIE & WEBSTER Msrs
4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions Tor The Tribune
y received a their Uptown Once. No. 2i2 broadway
81 door north Of 3lst until clock p. m, advertise
mons received the following branch Offices NJ regular
Office rates o'clock p. VIE "a 18th ave. O.
cor ord 4 1872 9th ave cor 18th Mays Gth-ave
ana ltth 1872 Coumhus-aye. near West Goth st lOd
West .2l near cth-ave.. % East i'm st -. West
between eth and sth ayes $50 East i1th ST Sis
"a ave between 10th and 11th LOGS ID near
Gist-st 7Os ave. s9'h st Hio 81 ave. near
4ist-s 3d-ave.. 90 Bleeckcr St: 325 Recckcr at
COS 3d-aYe go roth 1921 3d-aVs 2G12 ID ave
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Following are the posted rates oil the iea''"'
drawers OF foreign exchange:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - New-Orleans
Commercial. 81 % discount: bank. Joc premium
Charleston-Buylng. par; selling. lac. premium
San Francisoo-Sight. 17iac; telegraph 40
Cincinnau--Over the counter. par; oetwee"
banks. o5c discount Boston-5c. premium
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Gountrp Bonr0.

FEW PERSONS be accommodated with good
~ hoard: mile and half from depot; horse and carriage
For particulars Mrs L. IL SYKES. Box p. Lake
wood. y. J.
S,INGLE GENTf.EMAN party WISHING pleasant. sunny
- -oom - table. tor TALL and wiater Address
S2 Crarford, ~. j.
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6rupcllrrs tiotei Docket Unl0e.

I'pthA t'pNhs' >-"'SN'
Thi. lis; appears Mondays Wednesdays and saurtay'
HOTELS OF 1THS WORLD.
below cali or address, send stamp
MoGB0 TaTfGG (BWTsGW Co.,
os Flfh Ave-. Nv YORK.
s6 Rcsen, St. London.
2is Rue dc RivolL Paris
EOTEl PUGML6T @WODlE.
XlRAHY' Y.''' Hotel KcnniorS P 50 . 81
ATIANTic CRY y Jst charles or all ycar.A T. 81 NJ
HERNhKpsvId.E. y J.somersel Inn. Az 80 Co So
n9sToN Mas s. :. H 70 Il y 20 S ap
POfRNFMOf,TH Eng ... Royal Bath Hotel A. J.. -
BROOKLYN. y Y. Hotel st. George. r. T.. 81; A r. -
do ..'........ The Mansion House. A. r, 81 up
cIIIc NGo iii ne vlrg MA a T.. $40 up F P $50 up
DEAL \ } Hl'has1v Inn p entre year G",t NIX
EXETER Fms Royal CLARENCE Hotel, =, 81; EP 81 80
ca. BNRRING1 Ok .... BERKSHIRE I'M. p. s. up
Three hours from y. ! open The year round
MONTGOMERY. Ala Egrhang" Hotel A. 7. 81 up
%Ew ORLEANS Ia 800. s., charles Ha,el \ =: s. up
DO ........ The CoSmopoan Ho'el. Z. =. $50 up
10 ne Cerlich IS W ?7,h ST. Ar. $3.50 E.P 81 80
40 Hotel Hanover. shave & lith-st. open oct
10 Cosmopolitan M Whamhers&W d WayLEF- " ~
rIYMol III Ens: Grand Hotel 4 r. 81. F p g. 20 q;
SYRACUSE. = Y Yates Hotel F. $50 \ e. -
...... Hotel Gordon. \. 7. Is UP F z - 30 up
40 ......... ........ The Raleigh r. =. 81 so up
DO ............ The Buckingham. A p. 50 up
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STOCKS PRESSED BY BEARS
MOST SHARES CLOSE LOWER

SUGAR RALLIES ON COVERlNG-HEAV1
GOLD IMPORTS
Closing prices yesterday of the principal activ,
securities and net changes from Mondays quo
tations were as follows:
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MONEY RATES Money on call. ou'12 pe'
cent with exceptions AT 6 per cent Time MONEY
( per cent for sixty days. per cent Tor ,nie0
months per cent for four months ana '@'"
per cent for six months Commercai Pape'
rates were HAY per cent for the best ha"es
for all periods, and above for names not so We"
known. Choice paper was in moderate supp'
and readily taken at quoted rates
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. Market duh All"
easy Actual closing rates were;
,, SIGH, sixty daya
Sterling .sin .ssA as saa,. Hii5aSSssi
Reiehsm Ks % 40 ISS,io 30T.qS9 Is Is
Icollowinr are the posted rates of the leauIhe
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Cam Schools.

~ Y. UNIVERSITY sixy-four,h year opens oct Isl
\ Nv sCiOOi. 1898 DAY CLASSES, Oil -
,f,.r ;~o yeNrs5 EVENING CLAsSEs Oh !, H. s',d'
Tn,,1on sl0o GRADUATE cI-AssEs-Flheen c'"'Se'
Five required FOR LII NJ . -oY,,-rxc Registrar
For c,rcuar address ]. j. IONff>i'''
Washington Square New York CITY.
NETWORK LAW SCHOOL ,,-- c.,o,, q west
y pav school 81 Nassau s.. Evening S'rr I. in Two
.ryytrh Of Instruction LIZ !" WV
rs,r. IL NJ in three years Send for cata.osue ro,,
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Jnsirntiior.

<<~.>>DN>>
For BOYS and Young Men-'.N'
DERKELEY SCHOOL.
- Is 60 o. ., WEST 'th s.
RE OPENS sErT. CON. WIN - en'I prfi. NV h,
" teachers and increased facilities. fufis ~ 80.
received FOR TIE ENTIRE DAY. taking '''h S''''
ani I'm TTASS for te boys Tuition 800
vacancies. -. . ~.,,ac,t masters. No
% BOAliDF.RS received un"'' . '"'
extras: vacancies ., =, mary nor
FIHTPROOF BUILDING. gNhhllSi"" ''''
foci ventilation and h.1ir, old
MILITARY DRILL. PHYSlCAL dEalnIS'' '"' '''
Terkeley hoys in - s. Army. 40 ofcers - .,,,
rsr-ttLtI rs OVAi4-The school PLAYGROUND ''' '
rls,a athletic field N America ...,,,,.
Eern,
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Grtumn RESORTS.

~
TG1[s MAlGWWN9
MIILBROoK DUCHESS CO.. y.
The beautiful drives ideal bicycle roads and charming
scenery make this a perfect autumn resort Perfect
cuisine Rooms single and 81 suite. Music golf links
electric light open fires ana steam heat VIII remain
onen until latp in October Reached Grand Central
Depot in about . hours. Telephone Mllbrook u
II Il. ROBERTSON. Jr. Mgr.
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Boar0ers iUanlro.

oooo~o>>~>~~~o~>~>~~ -~>>~~O~~ ~N~~~~oN~o~~o~
VyyANTED.--A bosrier: only In family; short dis
w tance from Ne~ York. SUNSHINE. box ~, Tribune
once.
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Mem 11nblieations.

.'Must create a profound sensation " l.
entertaining. authoritative - p'"'
sion N. !. Tribune.
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Gorees au0 Currlues

Gorses ano Carri9es.
WINTER BOARD FOR HORSES. farm. W. II. STILES
w Jr.. New Rochelle. n. Y.
4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions Tor The Tribune
n received AZ their Uptown once. No. i3ta
"a door north 3ls-st until O'Clock advertise
entn received following branch offices at regular
Office until o'clock p. M via 2oi sth ave, q
cor 23d-,t 1th-sVr l2th-st Mays. 6th-nve
and Ith 81 Iic Columbus West Gdh-st.: 100
West 42d- St Gth-avr 90 East ltth-s: c5I West
42d Tth and Sh $50 East iTth at 1893
2-ave. between 10Th and nth SITS: lo2G 3d-a,e. near
iT0S lst-ave SMh-st.: $50 3d-ave, near
4lst-st 55t 3dave. 30 Bleecker at; 325 Reecker-s
2eOS I'd 30 East 10th 1891 Sd ave-. 26G2 I'D ave-
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.

GOVERNMENT BONDS Sales 10000 reg
ie,ered IS AZ ll2l, and $4,000 IS (when issued
az lO54lO5as Final quotations follow
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''In the Forbidden Land" is the excellent title
which Mr. Savage Lander proposes to give 70
his book on Thibct.
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71,rpr IS NO DOUBT THAT THIS D'"',-
~, .aaro, an even greater sensation III
n.' a1.r,ers tho author vii! be denounced az
,-,,rorao, and his book will he descrlpeo a.
oouoc,ion Of trivialit!es. spicy stories
mere C''.' wv -, However. it will be
sossp ao,,rovledeed that the author was III
e,.,r .. ,oarn the truth and has desred ~
tell IT, L,r naqes the
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PUBLISHED By
THE MACMILLAN COMPANY.

THE MAGAZINE EDUCATION
RECORDS THE CAREFULLY PREPARED UTTER
ANCES OF MANY OF THE ATTEST EDUCATORS.
i, IS the oldest educational monthly
magazines II should be within reach Of teacher
who recognzee tie fact that teaching is great pro
,ession and not mere ''nakesh!." get a living
librarians should include EDUCATION In their lists for
the benefit OF and Of others who would keep
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Miss Murfree CCharles Eghert Craddock')
has written an historical narrative Of Tennes-
see life in 1900 and will publish 1t under the
title Of The Story of Old Fort London" 1t is
10 form one OF the volumes of the Macmillan
series OF STORIES from American History"
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Gonna Secret Pages Of His History Dung
Diary Kept by
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The Christmas picture book which Mr. Will
fam Nicholson has prepared for this year is
called London Types" These types will in
clude the policeman. the newspaper boy, the
sandwichman. the fireman. the guardsman and
others: and Mr.. w. z. Henley will provide a
sonnet for each picture.
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ENINFNTLN
WORTH READING
FREE. FORCIBLE.
AND POPULAR 2.
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The author OF that vigorous volume, "On
Nany Seas" has written boys book in which
he has made use Of some OF the picturesque cpl
soees OF his own youth.
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"A received TIER Uptown ONCE No l212 Broadway.
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until o'clock p VIZ; 20 sth-ave, = e.
o3d ST. 1872 G'have.. cor 18th ~ Mncys 6th-ave
ard Itth- I42 Columbus West 63ih 81. IN"
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81 AZ 5ath and 7;fh in2H 3i-avs near
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below call address send stamp
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DIX. WUHTTT
v>. rneptv-Nve Years Official and fllNa'o
ID.o,,-so win the Great Chancellor. IN l"o
Volumes. with Portraits
cloth. Svo Price. so net.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-07-02

Cheap Rates to Omaha via Cotton Belt Route inc Bluff to Omaho, Neb., and return $2l.05.
 First-Account National Eclectic Medical assn, tickets on sale June 19 20; return limit July [
 Sec0nd-Account American lnsti- tute 0. Homeopathy, tickets on sale June 2. 9; return limit July '.
 Third-Aeceunt Trans Mississippi Teachers assn, tickets on sale june 26; return limit July ,.
 Fourth-Accout Trans-Mississippi Turn Fest, tickets on sale June 29th, return limit July Sth.
 Special eheaprates to Omaha Neb., account Trans-Mississippi and Inter national Exposition, June lst to November 1st, 1898, $25.40 Pine Bluff to Omaha and return. Tickets on sale daily from June 1st to October 18th. return limit So days from date CT safe. H. BRINGMAN. Agent.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-07-02
War Revenue stamps.

PINE B UTE Ark. June 30. 1898. The War Revenue Tax becomes effective tomorrow, July 1st. The law requires that every fireinsurance policy shall have stamp, covering amount of tax, affixed thereto and properly canceled before policy is delivered. This tax is one-halfof 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.
 R. H eM. MILLS X SONS,
 Fire Insurance Agents. 6 30 d&w 1t
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-07-02

Oats are selling st sp ceuts per busliel, Compare this with 2 rfnt ( ,tton. Oats require only prepn fa' ton and seeding then harvesting and thrashing; crop ell ready for sale by !ss of July Cotton prepara- ton. cultivation and gathering by hand. occupying about thirteen months t. real zs that yoa are out your labor and from two to five dollars per acre on the crop = Stuttgart Free Press.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-07-02

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 purposes? Four gallons of gasoline will cost G0c, 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.
 If WATERS PIERCE OII Go
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-07-02

Trans -Misslssippi and Interna tional Exposition, Omaha, Neb., June 1st to Nov. lst For this oc- casion the Cotton Belt route have made rates of $3050 for round trip. Passengers may have choice of route via. St. Louis or Jonesboro and Kansas City. Tickets on sale every day June 1st to October 18th. Re- turn limit Nov. 15, 1898.
 Fl. BRINGAfAN, Agent.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-07-02

If you attend the entertainment given by the Riverside Methodist church tonight, you will be treated to lee Cold Soda Water after enter tainment is over at the Bluff City Drug Store, corner Of West Second avenue and Chestnut Street. alt
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-07-02

That enterprising merchant, MT. L. Dreyfus has just purchased q large hat case, and the new apartment adds great beauty to his commod- ions establishment.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-07-02

Mir. Porter Colhouer, a former Pine Bluff boy but now foreman of the New York World press rooms. is in the city visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. IL. SoIhoner.
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Sealed proposals will be received at the County Clerks office of Dallas county, Ark, until the 50th day of July. 1898. by the com missioner for the building of brick jail in the town of Princeton, county of Dallas and State of Arkansas according to the plans clerks office. The contractor or builder wifi be required to move the cells out of the old jail into the new one. The right reserved to reject any and all bids.
 Juno 2S, 1898. N. 4. CLARK
 ? w3w Commissioner.
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Art portfolios No. S. 9. 10, II and l2 of Uncle Sans Navy" have ar- rived. Some excellent views are shown in the last numbers Sold to subscribers for the GRAPHIC only at 10 cents each. 4 limited number only on hand. dtf
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The evidence in the case proves Hoods Sarsaparilla cures rheuma- tism, dyspepsla. catarrh, that tired feeling. serofnla. rolt rheum, boils, humors and all blood diseases.