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Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29
Sra dnore Sanoe.
SI life iisbe.

Sil lite figbe.
Berlin, 26oe Dec. Den tpfte
Reaiering bar enoelig bsiluttst life at
erbperpe be odnIte Ger / 8eittnoieu,
bbertsn oeo &isb fra Danmart eler
pda dnosn Wddbe. Den tDfte ams
bdsIuos | DaIbirgton bar lite 5por
al 1oipl ON, at etbpert iadodnt 5ors
isg al Qmeritanerne oiloe bltos be-
trdgtet ION en- ~uosnlig Gambling %
Tom ct alDorligt 9ruo pdd Wonroe
8ottrinsn. Rdpporterne ON, at
8dnmdrt u~noerbanoler ON Satg at
3erne til De 6oreneo. 5tater er en-.
ten forbditeoe elIer grunoIsis.
Gbina % Rtritu.
Wdibington, 26be Dec. Meris
COS QmbdsIabsr, Senor QIpiros, 90
Wtinifteren fra China, Du Ting
Sang, unoeritreo iDag en- ulmino.lig
5dnoelss, Ssfartss og Smmigrds
tionstrdttdt. 6Osr Stbe gisr li6ez
rdIe SrorsmmeIIsr meo SenIpn til
Snoferiel, og Msrico ital babe "Grz
trdterritoriulitet" / China, bet Idmm.
'om nu er inoremmet ale fsrite
Rangs Rationer. Smmigrertng az
be TO Gdroes gorgere er ubinbrst, 6g
ifslge oenne BeitemmelIe dntdges bet,
at Wsricos Riults Si1Ipetiloer pit
bltpe uoOitlet at 6ineiiIte Qr6eiosre.
De unoeritrepne G~remplursr at 3rats
tdten er MI Ienot til Wtericp og China
til 9etreftslie. 8ette er ben fsrfte
3ruttat, iom er ufIluttet me0em be
TO 2anbe.
eiter @auiertraiu.
Berlin, 26oe Dec. quniertrdin
itdl MI blioe en- regslmrsTg Del al
inf arigsuoruitning. toitratte Grs
perimenter er giort paa ben miletGre
SsrnbansIinis fra S4osneberg til
8uener5oorf. 5oritieIige 5ppsr al
PauIsrtrain .r brugt, og ale er siort
/ 8rupps 8art'teber. Wun bar
Turoet, at ct LET pnnfertrain, be'tdds
enoc al en- qdnisrOogn foran 2otos
motibet, bDOrpaa en- Maitintdnon sr
ploceret, % er inbrettet til StDoninq
/ ire Retntnger, er ben bebite 5pps.
8isis 8ogne sr uabne / Sasst.
Isit Suiterbanoel trnrs.
Berlin, 27be Dec. - Or. paai9s.
2eoersn for be nationdaiberale /
Rigsbdgsn, er netop tpmmen til6age
fra en- fire Waaneoers Reiie / De
5oreneoe Stdtsr, Cuba pg andre
peitinotite Ger. Reiien bl.b loretta
get for be foreneoe tpite Suttsrins
teresier, og 0r. YaaIhes !Seniigt
a at ituosre nsiagtig, bOilte llbiig=
ter Rsriutter bapoe / be Ggns, gieuz
mem bDilts ban reift., iii at tonturs
rsre mso init Beet Suffer unoer ben
nugialosnoe ameritanfte Sarif.
s en- Sntsroietp ibdg iagbe SIR.
paaite, at efter bans Wsning piloe
tpit Suffer 6lioe oreDet ub uf De
5oreneoe Staters Wartso inoen tire
4ar, meominors De JOrsneoe Slater
giosr beore 8etingelier sno ben Huz
oarenoe Gdrif. pan bill oifutere
Sagen iulOit9nbig / R~igsbagen.
9r. paoi6e talte begeiitrst ON
ben f9nomendle 0el'tauo operalt /
De 5orsneos Slater" 5an tror,
at Der oil 6libe funoet en- Waabe,
bbOrpaa en- Sanoetstrattat, ION pil
bliDe %gapnlig for b.sge 2anbe, fan
afiluttes meo De Jorsnsoe Stater.
Stretf ! 6rnnfrig
Paris, 26oe Dec. - poa ct Wsoe,
bolot ioag ! Ct. gtienne at $500
Grubedrbeioere, bleb BET oebtaget en-
ReIolution ON at ertlRrs dlminbelia
Strstt | belle 2oirss aulbufin imors
gen. Der frpgtss for en- Spmpatbis
~bsOegsiie, Tom omfatter $4,000
Wano. gelftanben / aulbanbelen
breO arbeioerns til at ~iorlanse bsi.r.
2sn, f9rre arbeiOstimer og fprmel
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29
7nolanoet.
Qn,nn.
Grnrrstompanier anfiaset.

gIorinOa, 25be Dec. - geo Orr
nit 6Ourts naIts Sssiion Der Ital
y grpr,stompanier, iom gipr 5ors
,,,rino her "a / Sbenanboah, iom ogs
la lioasr / gage Gpuntp, Ioare Paa
IN Qntlase for at bape Opertraaot
ct1tens granoepinslope, 1om forbps
Mr. Gala eQer Eager at berulenoe
| oritts / etbpert 5OrretninssIteo, meos
mincrs bet bar uotaset Sicenle |
Rnm 6sniigt.
Qaar en- Mdnp piloe Ia 9renoes
hin, ait ban til @rprestompantet og
uaii.ysrsOs / en- BOG, bolot / oenne
6nigt, ION Drummer laa os iaa.
5od trep ban uo en- Srbre for ben
mit0e RGugoe S%piretuofa, Ipm ban
all ino pau at htale, nadr ben blep
losrst. NOgle 0ase ienere, nuar ban
ION tilbugs, lac Der / aontoret en-
Qotts til lloleoring til bet eaer bet
2ummtr mob Detailing at uo!Gg %
Grprespris.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29
q
Sagbrng.

npe Susbrus for baarot 5rR sr bp9s
get / Cumberland 0iftrittet / 6git %
er nj naiten f9roigt til Drift. 8eis
ret bar biotil bore meeet gunftigt for
Semmerbrift; men bpis lite 8ulbsn
mart tpmmer Ds frpier op Mprerne,
og Sne til SIebefsre. bill Qrbeioet
fra M at blipe betposlig binoret.
Saseiefpnsn / 1900 Hal be9Dnoe
ben 15be Sanuar at Semmer, Iom
Hal ierbes bib pr. Ssrnbans.
ssc 6mbtcsm9np.
Ga Grosie, 24be Dec. Den
HorIfe notwithstanding / Ga GrpsIe
palgte Gmbebsm9nb ben 21be os.
meo felgenoe llofalo: preIioent, 6.
Rog'tdo; fsrite 9icepreiioent, g.
9enoritien; anben gicepr9iibent, 8.
8irte; Setreter, 6. 9augen; asIiF.
Setret9r, y. @nberien; SruItes, 6.
Gulben; aasierer, M. Qauman.
S%imnsIpaenIai.
8lad Ripsr Sails, 23oe Dec. -
Def rDe Gountn SinosiDQedInl
Srsmpslsau Gountp, % Nif berfra,
er nGiten f9roigt, og Solicit er meget
itolt al bet, bu bet er Den fneIte gpqs
ming / belle Gountbet.
SAINT 1ipioenbe.
Gau Claire, 23be Sec. Gn
Retsorore blso ibog ubiteot mob ben
falereoe Commercial gant. Der be-
Itemmer llbbeling al bet 5ono
$3,475), Iom MI er / Retten. 4res
bitorerne faar 6 Broeent at fine 6ors
ortnger. 4opofat 9oplittle faar so
procent at bet inotasiersbe 8elpb,
minus ubgifter, og 4bpotat Gaiep
faar 5000 for fit Nrbeibe % l1blGg.
Oct iigcs, at en- anben 0ipioenoe,
oobbelt eller treopbbelt iaa itor, bill
blire ertl9ret ienere.
sfal iurtirtte s~nfnsis.
Ga GrosIe, 23be Dec. Some
Mfutual Sapings gant, bporom BET
blep f~ortalt, at ben ituloe gua til 2is
tptoering, beilutteoe iaftsn / Meoe
al Ittion9rerne at fortiette Sorretz
ming. Sorretninaen bar life prret
profitabel / be iibite 9ar, men ital
fortiGttes.
nhrta!tc 8rgninger.
Wabiion, 23oe Dec. u. 8.
9opce, fra sturgeon Bar, Stuoent
oeb Wisconiin llniperiitets 2opItole,
tilbrinser Suleferien / Sailen Der;
ban blep arreiteret, netpp iom ban
ituloe tage 5rainet biem, unber Nnz
floge for at babe itdiTet ia Penge uns
Der falfe PaaIfuo. 9pbce orep en-
Stubenters Boarding Stub, % bans
ubetalte Re9ninger belebsr ia til
800 0dler. 6un puaitaar at babe
tabt aae fine Ysngs paa 8isconfin-
Gbicasp Sobbolp ipilIet. 0a ban life
tunbe itafe Pail, matte Fan tsfte /
Soilen. Sasen ital op Ste 9Sanuar.
Sreifr @apcrne.
Narinette, 26oe Dec. gaitor i
ct. pauls GpiItopaltirfe, Or. S6es
peler, ftanoieoe Sulssubstieneiten
lanse NOT til at gipre Sugt paa en-
Snistpp, iom bar bort en- Del Sulss
super fra Yraitsgaarben. Meoens
praiten fob psb alteret, iaa ban
Ippen forlaoe Pr9itesaaroen meo en-
Del Stof unoer 9intsrfratfen. gras
item tog &jplen at Jig, CAB Sagt Og
fangeee Sbpen % operleperebe BAN
efter ct Rappetag til politiet, bpprpao
ban penbte tilbage os fortiatte CUBS
tieneiten til flor Sp6psselis for Mss
niebeben.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29

g. uOfoune gtummere al "sseo
srrsn" fan erbolOes lOr lOc
gtrl.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29
anaeie Soma.

0es MOines, 23be Dec. - Samils
ton SuI &ompuni i gusiep bar /
VtdrlOn GountD opoaget bet ri9eite
SausIe, ION nogenIinbe er funoet /
JoiOo, Deb tuIrise gorinser bar
IlaIl fanoet en- 8uldare unoer en- $50
acres StrG'ning fra 612 til 13 Sob
Ill., De 81 Suler, iom er boret, BIZ
III SuI en- 9pbOs at 35 til lis spb
"'0'r 5oroenS Operfabe, og @iens
nS''lllst0tteIien er Z SOB 61a
]oIlIns. Gn Sdatt er iantet "a nj
o5 en- 5olo JOB tptt 8ul er funoet.
"VHPaIllst bar uoitratte Options
qua OmirlnsIiggsnoe 2unp og fial
''ut osg9noe at ubpitle 2eiet.
Soa mango at bisie Sransattios
nt' 'anOt Steo ! forrise Maanep, at
IV""'qooootat SUTHERLAND beiIuttebe
y. ,,. "a'etls9' benz. 0u ban bapbe
Iy''"'Olf ilg pm, at be iaalebes
n"?'s Master inbebplot SpirituoIa,
; ;s.,tst'oe ban oper 100 af benz /
..'il'll9e Hontorer, lob benz aabne
~ ,"'I,''eOe zig ON Snbboloet. Saa
q,,'u8'os ban grpresfompanierne.
.,,. ,U"TltereOe Sranbepin blep upers
S S.s'~ men Oa insen bentebe bet,
% Nv Vel ta'tet bort, Den tonffereoe
"'""8% bar 1853 @aaener.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29
abnrnatgnen tepct.

albert Sea, 23be Dec. - Statens
Sunobeosbodrb bar tiIbagetruttet
6prbuoet mob oHentlige 6oriamlinz
ger, o9 8parantnnsn poa 8runp al
Gopperne er bRpet.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29
6oot sulfunn.

Siour Gitq, 25oe Dec. Ct
Sompani rannss for Safeguarding /
tor Still mar Sation, Neb., II Til
ia SiOur Gitp. 5or Here Maans.
M iiosn truf 6olt, iom srapeps en-
SrenO paa en- atten Sommer int
Idrt blsot Sui at COB apalitet. ST.
mere er en- ire 6oos gare funoet /
'amme Ggn. Den npe 8o%rpordtipr.
'taI 6sitoa al lotale screenings
mGno.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29

lom blep Iagt / Qite tiai9emeo n. 80.
Sdhoros Msbelbutit. Gountntasies
rsr Serline Os camille / anpen Stage
Hap ub, men aft beres Snbbo ait
tabt. Oct npe Poftbus 6lep luet /
Nife, men Snoboloet blep reooet.
6or n9rpGrenoe er ppIttontoret /
Npqutit Sdloonbpgning.
@arrbus brauot.
Guib Gitp, 25be Dec. - 9. y,
geggs &c Cos poteter 9urebus Bier
belpis spelagt at Sloebrano mat.
Oct inbebolpt 5000 9uIbels pote.
ter, !6uTet par asIurerst, men i.tt
Yotetsrne
Slcrtt %bcItabiatt.
5ereus 5aGs, 26be Dec. Sl'
Earring fra NurOal blep alpprlie iad.
ret igaarafteS, oa bans SeIt lob ub
9an brat ct Ben, og 9ierneTta1er
flogss iitptter. !oun fan nsppe lepe
S1e grnne % sobat.
Siiber, 26be Dec. - Sppe bral
igaar inb.i 9unoer arsitnes, Sam
3orreions os Mterrin 9ofte C Cos
8utitter og ftiul ialt $50 / penge oq
ct bulpt Snss 8uno Sobut. Sntet
Spor efter 5pbene; men TIere er mis-
tRntt.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29
Sfnl iortinttr Sniiueis.

Ga Grosie, 23be Dec. Some
Mfutual Sapings gant, bporom BET
blep f~ortalt, at ben itutbe gaa til Gis
tpioering, beilutteoe iaftsn / Msoe
AZ Ittion9rerne at fortiette Sorretz
ming. 5orretninaen bar life pGret
profitabel / be iibite Nar, men ifal
fortiGttes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-14

WANTED-A boy with pony to deliver the Daily Graphic on the West End route. Apply at oice 10 the office.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-14
OFFICIAL COUNT
In Kentucky Continues, With Many
 Complications.

LOUISVILLE. Nov. 13 The tan gle growing out of last wet k $ cleo. tion grows worse with each day. This was the third day of the off cial count, but the work of the eoun- ty boards of canvassers disclosed little information to clear the situa- tion. Chairman Long of the Re publican campaign committee today repeated hls claim of a plurality of 3,111 for Taylor, based on official returns frem 110 counties and un- official returns from the remaining nine. The Democratic papers and leaders here have ceased to give figures, but specials from Frankfort quote Candidate Goeoel and other party leaders as saying they are confident of the success of the Ken ton county man.
 One of the contests involves the vote of Knox county, which gave Taylor 1, ,398 plurality Today Bar boursville, the county seat was vls- ited by hundreds of people interest ed il the result, their avowed pur- pose being to see that justice is done. Counsel for Candidate Fay | Tor began action in Knox county circuit court to compel the county election officers 10 certify the vote to the state board of election com mis sioners. The contention is oyer 42 ballots from the First precinct but the petition filed by Taylor's counsel asserts that the election officers purpose to throw out the entire county. Judge Blown grant ed a temporary injunction against such action. Johnson and Lewis counties are affected by the Demo. cratic charges of Irregularities and there, too, legal complications are likely to arise.
 At Hopkinsyille contest over a precinct which gave Taylor a plu- rtlity of ninety five is delaying the official returns of the vote of Chris tian county, which gave Taylor a plurality of seventy-tive.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-14
 Bounty Due Dewey,

NEW YORK, Nov, 13.-A special to the Herald from Washington says: On behalf of Admiral Dewey and his officers and men, W ashington att0r- negs have asked the cou"t of claims. to find tLat the amount of bounty money due them is $392 800.
 The decision of the court will es-. tablish precedent which will affect the amount of bounty to be distrib- nted among the officers and men of the North AtlaLtic fleet, which destI oyed the squadron of Admiral Cervera. Ii the tinding of the court is in accordance with the request the admira's share of the bounty will be $19, ,l94.
 Attorneys base heir case upon the claim that the defeated Spanish force NHs superior tO the American squadron. It IS not coatended that the enemy's fl .et was superior, but that, taking into considerations the guns at CorIegidpr, Fl Fraile and other forts at the en trance Of the bay and those at Manila and Cavite which fired upon the American ships continuously. the enemy's force was superior.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-14
WILL START MONDAY.
County Farm Committee, Says Presi-
 dent Triplett.

The county farm commute held 8 meeting late Monday evening at the office of the president of the com mittee, Mir. C. H. TripIett, on Main street.
 Bids have been slow to mature. It seems that the former misunder. standing regarding the appropria- ton made by the leyying board has been ,an incentive to people who cherish the worth of their lands to cause them to be reticent when it comes to offering plantations.
 Mr Triplett, president of the committee, says that they will start out Monday with a view to looking over the lands which have been heretofore submitted to them.
 The committee will lave to re- port the success of their labors for tbe past month to the levying board which will meet in the forepart of December.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-14
FAILED 10 FALL.
Mr. J. NJ. Hudson Says the Meleors
 Did not Fall Last Night,

Capt. j. M. Hudson informs us that the rhetoric display that was scheduled failed to fa the peoples expectations and the astronomers predictions.
 Capt. Hudson spent the time frcm 2 to o'clock this Tuesday, morning scanning the constellation of Leo, h the eastern heavens, from which the meteoric shower was to eminate, but during the time not solitary meteor was seen.
 He will keep up his vigils during the mornings of the 18th and 16th as he thinks the shower has been delayed from some cause. As this meteoric shower only occurs every B years and as the ore that oc- cured in 1866 was confined 10 the eastern hemisphere Capt, Hudson is very anxious to see this one as bk ears he will be too old 10 enj1y the Gne scheduled to visit the earth in A. D. 1882.
 We hope fair nights will prevail for his and others observations.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-14
INSURGENTS EVACUATED.
Americans Find No Difficulty in En-
 tering Tarlac.

MANILA, Nov. 13,-10 a. M.-When Col. Bell left Gapas, ten miles from Tarlac, at l o'clock yesterday, he intended merely to reconnoiter. He had with him the Tnirty-sixth In- fantry, Slayen's scouts, Troop T. of the Fourth cavalry, battalion of the Twenty-second and Gatline guns.
 The scouts, mounted. preceded the h5ain body up the railroad. They met 8 hundred rebels at Murccia, bnt the insurgents quickly retreated. The scouts fonnd the depot burning, but extinguished the fire and saved the building.
 The main column marched up the wagon road, but before reaching Tarlae divided, entering the town on both sides at s o'clock without shot being fired The insurgents had evacuated the place only a few hours before setting fire t0 the sta- tion and tke rolling stock. They left rear guard of 400 men, who, however, failed to make stand and cover the retreat Of the main force of insurgents, as they probably had been ordered to do.
 The rebel ordnance is reported to have been shipped to the town of O'Donnell. The Americans are con tinuing their advance so rapidly that the insurgents have not the time necessary to destroy the rail- road.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-14
CLIPPED IN COURTS.
Many Cases Before Circuit Judge
 Knight Case.

Ia Judge W. D. Vance's court yesterday (Mondsy) the case of the State against Lou Owen was tried. The charges preferred were having music in his saloon. This occurred during Fair week. He was tried by jury and fined $25 and costs. His attorneys, Messrs. Reinberger & Ewing, took an appeal to the cir cult court, which was, by Judge Vance, granted. The state was represented by Judge Harrison.
 In Judge J. H, Garrett's court the case of Webster Jordan vas held. The charge of burglary was dismiss ed upon motion of Assistant Prose cutting Attorney Harrison. There vas not sufficient evidence to con- wet him. He was charged with stealing razor and handkerchief and watch. He was held by Judge Garrett on misdemeanor, same being for carrying a razor He was represented by Attorney Hunt.
 In the Jefferson circuit court with Judge Grace presiding the case of Consolidated Steel and Wire Co., against c. H. Triplett, as assignee of H. c. McGaugby occupied the courts attention Monday ana until late hour Monday night. The ar guments ana instructions to the jury were cffered, beginning at 8 o'clock. The case was left with the jury al 10:30. This morning Clues. day) the jury returned their yer. dict, which was-we can* agree.
 At the opening of court today (Tuesday} a motion was made by Attorney Coleman 10 set aside de fault iudgmentin the case of Geo. W. Sanders ys. c. T. Randall. It will De heard this evening by Judge Grace.
 The next case to occupy the docket today (TuesdaD is tbat Of the State vs. " T. Knight He is chaig ged witt murder in the first de.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-14

Hoods Pills are gentle. yet effective 25 cents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-14
REMEMBER POOR IS THE UNDERLYING PRINCE PILE OF THE ODD EEL
 LOWS.
A THANKSGIVING TREAT
In the Form of An Entertainment and Charity Ball at the Bluff
 City Hall.

Thanksgiving day is approaching and so is the grand ntertainment of the two Odd Fellow lodges of this city. As heretofore meL tioned, the same will take place at the Bluff City hall. Elaborate preparations have been made to entertain the whole city if necessary.
 The music for the occasion will be the best ever heard here. The com mittees of two lodges have been working uneeasingly to make it a success and now that their labors are about to end. all that is needed is hearty cooperation of the citi- zens. The purpose for which it is gwen should lncite one to respond literally Itis for the poor of our city.
 One of the best attractions of the enter tainment will be the quarrel scene which will be enacted by Mir. R ". Lane and Dr. L. B. Rascn- baum. This will be done in Roman costume secured for the occasion. Let every one remember Thanksgiv. ing night. The charity ball will conclude the affair.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-14
J. WALKER JONES
Administrator of the Els
 tate of George Purvis, Deceased.

The court Monday morning ap- pointed J Walker Jones administra- tor of the estate of George PurYis, deceased. Letters of administra- tion were given Jones today by County Clerk Frank Flanders.
 George Purvis will be, remember ed as being identifed with the Pine Bluff Cotton Oil Company of this city al the time of bis death. He died at the Arlington Hotel in this city of heart trouble. Puryis was well and favorably known to every planter in Jefferson county, as well as on the Arkansas river. The only relative surviving in ibe United States is J. B. Miller of Pun Bayou, Ark.
 Purvis, during his life time accu- mulated a large fortune, but bis great generosity materially dimin. ished it. He also left a large and valuable estate in Scotland, where hls other relatives, aside from Mil Ter, reside.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-14
HE IS NOW MANAGER
Of Circulation of the Gotten Planters
 J0urnal-Meyer SOlmson.

MT. Meyer Solmson, formerly city editor of this paper before allying his interests with the Memphis Scimitar, of Memphis, Tenn, some months ago as trayeling represen- tative for same, has resigned his p0- sition with the Scimitar and IS now connected with the Cotton Planters Journal. of Memphis, Tenn, one of the best agricultural journals pub llshed in the sonth. He is manager of the circuiation department.
 As heretofore. we wish Mes CT sue. cess.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-14
4 CONVENTION TO BE CALLED OF BUSINESS MEN OF THE STATE
 TO BE
HELD IN NEAR FUTURE.
For the Purpose of Discussing Our Commercial Interests.-
 Inviting Capital.

4 meeting of the Comm ercial League was held Monday night, at which several matters of general interest to the community were dis eussed. After the transaction of routine business, the following res olutions suggesting the calling by the State board of trade of a con yention of business meh aud local commercial organizations to be held in Little Rock ID the near future, to discuss and pass upon matters per- taining to the industrial and com. merciai interests of the State were introduced and unanimously adopt ed:
 Whereas, itappears to us that the commercial interests of the State are now prepared to take on pew life on account of the general forma- ton of com uercial leagues, and an almost universal study of trade con- ditions and public enterprises; and
 Whereas, h union tLere is strength, and meeting of all the forces of commercial life could not but bring forth many practical and beneficial suggestions for the fur ther advancement of the interests of the State, and
 Whereas, the impression may prevail in the nor thern and eastern states, whose capitalists and people we are striving to attract to our State, that life and property are not properly safeguarded here: and
 Whereas, The industrial condi- tions of the State would be greatly improved by thoughtful consider alton ot them by the represen tative men of the State, be it
 Resolved, Thatlt is the sense of fthis Commercial League that con 7ention of the business men of the State should be held at Little Rock ia the near future to discuss these questions. Be it further
 Resolved, That we believe such a convention would be able to ad vance the State of Arkansas to a front rank among the Southern States and attract large amounts ot capital aud large numbers of de sirable migrants. Be it further
 Resolved, That we suggest to the executive committee of the State Board of Trade the advisabili- ty of calling such conven tion, and that should such a call be made, it be conducted under the commercial interests of the State, as represent ed by the State Board and local commercial organizations.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-14

If you want your goods at once telephone Knox X smart. K
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-14
MIDDAY MlsHkP.

Today # the Cotton Bet shops a man by the name of Calaway sus- tained an injury while carrying a piece of iron from the rip track to the sheds across the track. We are un able to ascer- tam his condition. Itis our infor- nation. however, that the injury is not serious.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-14

A pleased customer is tbe best ad- vertisement. If you want good goods quick, buy them from Kuox x Smart. K
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-14

"Grasp All and lose all. 7" Many are so intent on ''grasping all" that they lose their health. Hoods Sarsa- parilla has helped many a business man on the road to snceess by makin and keeping hin healthy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-14

gree. The case has an array of wit nesses that will no doubt occupy the attention of the court for the remainder of the week.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-08-30
Commissioner POwderly.

San Francisco August 1S.-United
States Commissioner of immigration
Powderly, at Washington, ID. c., has
summoned immigration Commissioner
Hart North of this city to enter into
consultation with him at an early date
and in consequence of the request Mr..
North will leave in a few days for the
East.
After remaining in Washington for
some Gays Mr.. North is to proceed to
London and Paris, where he will spend
a few weeks vacation.
The Importance of Mr.. North's mis-
sion can scarcely be overestimated, as
an exhaustive discussion of the whole
problem as far as it is
affected by this port will be held. The
new Hawaiian immigration laws, I'M
der the conditions which now exist,
are to be gone over carefully, and with
the possibility of certain changes being
made