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Hand Painted Opal Ware

Fancy hand painted pin trays, SC.
 Hand painted puff boxes, placques and pin trays-a beautiful collection at 1oc, 1oc and 25c.
 Large comb and brush tray, hand painted, 25c
 Hand painted toilet bottles,, at I9c, 25c 33c and 39c.
 5-piece toilet set, including two bottles, puff box, I pin tray, trinket box. Have never sold its. equal for less than $1.75. Price, o8c set. Fancy Garters and <. Hose Supporters
 Fancy garters, put up one pair in glass box, has nickel clasp and ribbon bow. Price, 1oc pair.
 Beautiful assortment of garters and hose supporters, ] put up one pair in glass box, | 25c, 49c and up to 1.5o a pair.
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Henty Books for Boys

Henty is the King of Story Tellers for boys. All boys read his stories with interest that never lags. Published at 75c. Our price, 23c,
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Ladies fine English twill umbrellas, fast black, sterling silver mounted on Congo handles, 100. Ladies Union tafeta um- brellas, Princess handle, silver trimmed, I.5o.
 Ladies fine tafeta silk um- brellas, assorted Princess, furze handles, or horn, at 200.
 Ladies fine Princess um- brellas. sterling silver band on handle for name, fine taff- eta silk, at 2.5o.
 Ladies fine taffeta um- brellas, sterling silver and pearl handles; also English boxwood and furze, sterling silver trimmed; also ivory handles. at $50.
 Ladies pure silk umbrellas, made on best interlocking paragon frame, handsome handles--combination of pearl, ivory and sterling silver, at 500.
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1 Our own importation of ladies and mems fine, Irish linen initial handkerchiefs, in |A and h inch hernstitch,. beautiful initial-plain and bow knot effect and without doubt the best value ever offered at 25c each.
 Also in handsome box of H dozen at LAO.
 Mems plain white hem stitched, tape borders at 25c Silk Handkerchie s
 Mems silk handkerchiefs, in plain or initial, hemstitched at 25c and soc.
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Umbrella GivinQ.,

N Possibly because it's such practical sensible gt the MzAH
 
 And owing the umbrella code can have that dHdys sell umbrellas M Asod by all other together We gather this from NhT believe this so-AslEN SStz control the best make the best TS
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BrzeAt Days.
Gift Slippers

bed room slippers with gooe quality lambs wool sole. Col ots are pink, blue, red, black chinchilla brown. Usually $I.oo. Price. 65c.
 Women's kid and felt bed room slippers, fleece lined colors in tan, red and black all sizes, at 45c.
 Women's kid button and laced boots. Round toe, patent tip also common sense shapes. A we'll made, dura- ble shoe, guaranteed to satisfy in wear. All sizes, at $I.45.
 Boys school shoes, stout soles, very durable, $1.25 and $1.5o.
 Satin Cushions. @''
 A new line of satin cush- ions-round, square and ob- long-all the leading colors, at roc, 15c, 200, 25c, 3oc, 55c each.
 Beautiful tops for cushions in Renaissance and Orient al lace, at oc, Sc, I2Hc, I7c, 25c, 2oc and 35c each. Holiday Laces
 A large assortment of silk and oriental faces for holiday fancy work. Special value at I2 Nc a yard.
 Silk MufflerS
 Silk mufflers in plain and fancy designs, at soc, 75c, Soc, o8c, I.25, I.3o and 1.5o. Stationery.
 One quire of cream wove paper, with envelopes to match, in a fancy, decorated box, 25c.
 One and a half quire of paper in three tints, with envelopes. / In a fancy box. ACC.
 Two quires of extra quali- ty pure white paper, with envelopes to match, done up in a handsome, decorated box, 8oc. 1900 Diaries
 Small pocket edition, cloth, 1 chrome edges, three days to the page, Ioc.
 English cloth, one pocket, single day to page, 25c.
 Vest pocket cash account and diary, seven days to page thin, soft and flexible, imi- tation Russia, red edge, 35c.
 Imitation Russia, with flap, one pocket, two days to page, 55c.
 [nkWellS, 25c.
 Heavy cut glass ink wells, with sterling silver tops, real soc. Price for this ,a1a orc
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InkWellS, 25c.

Heavy cut glass ink wells, with sterling silver tops, real value, soc. Price for this sale, 25c.
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ANTI GOEBELITES ACTIVE.
Meet and Deny the Ticket is Entitled Il
SUE

Meet and Deny Tho Ticket is Entitled Il
Sul.r
Bowling Green. Ky. July 24.-Ihe
anti-Goebel meeting here today was
largely attended. EX-CongressnEn W..
G. Owens sent a letter condcnlning the
nomination of Goebel for Governor and
critioising the work of the Louisville con
venton generally. The meeting adopted
resolutions condemning the movement in
auglratcd by so-called Democrats in
Eastern States to abandon the princi-
pies of the Chicago PLATFORM and cntors-
ing William jennings Bryan for Presl-
dent, and charging that the State conven-
ton in Louisville which nominated Goe-
bel twas perverted from its true purpose
by corruption. fraud and force. by in
trigue and treachery, by infamous rulings
of the acting chairman. thereby setting
at naught the time honored principle of
Democracy that the will of the majority
of the people Shall be the governing pow
err
The resolutions deny that the ticket
is entitled to or should receive the sup
port of the party in this State.
The convention repudiated the so-called
nominee. and lin order to preserve the
integrity of the party and to secure the
election of Democrats" requested a
provisional executive committee" of
twelve to meet at Lexington, August
2nd, and meanwhile to take steps to Sc
cure full representation OF that meet
ing OF Democrats throughout the State
who are in sympathy with the movement.
ENDS IN SEMI-RIOT.
Bowling Green, Ky, July 24.-The
.Anti-Goebel meeting here ended in the
greatest disorder. Personal violence
was resorted to several times before the
convention was adjourned. One man
was struck from the rear with brass
knucks. Several others were struck, and
for Il time it threatened to become Il
general riot Pistols and knives were
drawn and, but for a temporary adjourn
ment, more bloodshed would surely have
resulted.
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CAPTURE OF SECOND NEGRO.
Two Of the Gang Will be Lynched To-
day.

cambridge. Ga, July 24.-There will
be double lynching in West cambridge
early tomorrow morning, unless some
thing unforeseen occurs. Two more mem
bers of the gang of robbers. murderers
and rapists are in the hands of de-
termlned posse OF whites.
One of the captives is Charles Mack,
the companion in crime of Louis Sam
min. who was lynched yesterday. 1t
was Sammin and Mack who outraged
Mrs. Ogletree in thep resence of her
husband at Saffold. one holding IA pistol
at the head of the husband TO prevent
his interference.
Mack was captured at Iron City by IA
white man named Cardell Cariel tried
to get his prisoner through to jail. hence
secreted him. a mob of several hundred
country people met Cardell and asked the
whereabouts of his prisoner. He declin-
ed to say. \ rope was quickly put about
his neck and he was given ten minutes
in which to give mp the rapist or his life.
He then told where the negro was In
short while the crowd had Mack.
While arrangements for the lynching
were in progress a telegram came from
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Richmond, Va. July 24.-The cam
paign for the United States Senatorshlp
between Hon. Thomas 5. Martin and
Governor J. Hoge lyler, was practically
opened today, when Hon. VIM. Jones
and Glenn Green met at Halifax Court
House in joint debate. The former
represented Tyler and the latter Martin,
and in dealing with the records of the
two candidates the speakers were quite
personal.
Ii the speeches today are an earnest
Of what is to come. the campaign will
he one of the warmest ever known in
Virginia.
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Iron City that another member of the

Iron City that another member of the
gang had been captured.
1t would require severals hours to get
the new prisoner to the scene, SO it was
determined to postpone the execution OF
Mack until tomorrow, ut which time II
is proposed to have a double hanging fol
the purpose of impressing other possible
members of the gang who are not yet
known.
Before Sammn was lynohcd he con
fessed and said that he and i'Mack had
robbed the Ouletrees and that both had
outraged the woman While they were
committing their crimes. he said. six 9th
ers whose names he gave, We're on watch
outside. Mack is said to have confessed.
corrololating lSamnin's statements. The
mon. he said. were handed together for
murder. robbery and rape. Five of the
negroes named. including Sammin are
now dead. and every indication favors
the death of two more tomorrow.
The information is that the prisoner
from Iron City will arrive at about .:ou
a. m. and the lynching will probably oc-
cur shortly thereafter.
kid Jim" one OF the Saffold negroes.
was located this afternoon III cabin
near Pinckart. Ala. He is guarded by
about one hundred of his race who say
they will defend him against any at
tack \ posse of 100 men. heavily
armed left Banhridgc this Afternoon for
the cabin and say they will take "kld
Jim dead or alive, guard or no guari
KILLED RESISTING ARREST.
Macon. Ga. July 2l.-Ine Tclc.ra,,a
has Il telegram from Leesburg, Ga.. say
ing a negro supposed to be one of me
Saffold ravishers, was killed by citizens
tonight while resisting arrest.
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NO INDEMNITY DEMAND YET.

Washington. July 24.-The Italian
Charge d'Affaires. Count Ninci. called at
the State Department today and had ii
talk with Mr. Hill. Assistant Secret L9y
of State, concerning the Louisiana
lynchngs.
Count Ninci eyinced satisfaction with
what had been done by the officials
here. Thus far there has been no sug-
gestion that indemnity or other form
of reparation would be expected, the
representations having been confined to
securing full information on the sub
ipct
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FINAL LABORS AT THE HAGUE.
The Three Conventions and Five Elk
pressions of Opinion.


The Hague. July 24-Tne final act
embodying the results of the lnterna-
tional Peace Conference says the confer
ence has drawn up for the approval
of the respective Governments the Sc
ries of conventions and dcciaratlGns APP
pended:
Convention for the pacific settlement
Of International disputes:
"Convention concerning the laws ann
customs of war on land.
"Convention for the adoption of laws
against the use Of asphyXiating or deie-
TEDIOUS gases from balloon proJeCtiles,
and for the prohibition Of tine use Of bull
let's that easily expand in the human
body"
The final act contains five expressions
of opinion rs follows:
"'Ihc conference considers That limi-
tatonS Of the military charges which at
present cypress the world are greatly 10
he desired for the increase OF the ma
tcrial and moral welfare Of mankind.
''I'hc conference expresses the opinion
that the question of the rights and duties
Of nclltrals should he Inscribed on the
program of II conference To be held at
an early date.
~ he conference expresses the opinion
that questions relative To the typ ARD
cnlibrc of rifles and naval artillery, ~
examined by it, should Lc the subject
Of study by the different Governments
with II view to arriving at Il formal
solution by Il future conference.
THE conference expresses the wish
that an early convention he called to re-
wise the Geneva convention.
''Ihe conference has resolved that
questions relating to the lnviolability Of
private property in war, or land and
the homhardment of towns or villages
in naval war be reserved for future con-
ference
Tile American delegates met today and
asked that the word Duty in Article
81 he fully defined so that the word
may in no case imply any obligation on
the part of the United States 10 inter
fcrc in European affairs. ana vice versa.
Efforts are now being made to find
n suitable word To substitute Tor duty
which will meet the wishes of the
Americas delegates without weakening
the purlort Of thc article.
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ENDS IN SEMI-RIOT.
JONES READY TO RESIGN.
Authorized Stone to Present His ResiS
nation if Advisable.
Baltimore SUM-


Chicago, July 23.-Wiliam J. Stone
of Missouri. could have become chairman
of the Democratic National Committee III
name as well as fact last Thursday had
he been so minded, and with the full
consent of Senator James X. Jones. of
Arkansas, the nominal chairman.
Mr. Stone was given explicit authority
by Chairman Jones to name all commit
tees or subcommittee which might be
necessary or might be created under new
rules: to do anything he thought best
for the party in the name of the chair
man, and. most important of all, to offer
Mr.. Jones' resignation to the committee,
IF the conditions should seem to demand
it,
Looking forward to 1900 it is deemed
almost Il Cciiain;y that Mr. Stone will
bc chairman of the National Committee
afte- the next CONVENTION. If Mr.. Jones
is reelected chairman. Mr.. Stone will
surely head the campaign committee.
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EAIAIOSION IN A NINE.

Brownsville. July 24.-An explosion Of
gas and fire damp occurred today in
the mine of the Red Stone Coal. Oil
and Gas Company ut Grindstone. FIVE
miles from here. in which 20 men were,
entombed -Four were killed, and two
injured. The miners were all Slavs.
The explosion was caused BY fall in
entry No. 10, which drove an accumu-
lation of gas into another entry where
it was ignited by digger's open lamp.
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RANDOLPH Is SENTENCED.

Washington July 24.- Minister Hart
at Bogota has telegraphed the Depart
ment Of State that Randolph. the Ameri-
can charged with murder. has been sen
fenced to fourteen years imprisonment
which is the same sentence imposed as
the result Of a previous trial. An APP
peal will be taken.
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BISMARCK'S IRON NERVE

Was the result Of his splendid health.
Indomnitable will and tremendous en-
ergy are not found where Stomach, Liv-
cr, Kidneys, and Bowels are out of
order. If you want these qualities and
the success they bring, use DIR. Kings
New Life Pills. They develop every
power Of brain and body. Only % cents
at all drug stores.
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"What might have been"--if that little
cough hadn't been neglected-is the sad
reflection of thousands of consumptives.
One Minute Cough Cure cures coughs
and colds. Sold by Bobbitt-Wynne, w.
H. King & Co.. Adams & Moye, VIM,
Simpson, Druggists.
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THE DEWEY HOME FUND.

Washington. July 24.-United States
Treasurer Roberts. as Treasurer of the
Dewey Home Fund today received
through the San Francisco Examiner.
contributions amounting to S1,513, max
ing the total to date $16.51S.
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A high official of the Government says
the Alaska bound Try dispute will be se:-
{ Cd by an amicable agreem2nt betwt I'll
the United States and Great PritaiD.
I he speech of Sir Wilfrid iaurier. the
canadian Premier. ut Ottawa on Friday
is not regarded as threat.
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Thomas Rhoads. Centerfield, Ohio.
writes: 81 suffered from piles seven or
eight years. No remedy gave me relief
until DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, less
than box of which permanently cured
me-" Soothing. healing, perfectly harm
less. Beware of counterfeits. Sold by
Bobbitt- Wynne, w. II. King & Co.,
Adams & Moye, VIM. Simpson, Drug
gists.
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HOODS PILLS euro liver Ills, Bill
iousness, Indigestion, Headache.
Easy to take. easy to operate. 25c.

The stockholders of the Virginia Caro-
lima Chemical Company have authorized
tine increase OF the capital stock Of that
concern from $12.000.O00 to S24 ,000,000
an increase of $6.900000 preferred and
$4,000 200 common stock.
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THREE ------D BY LIGHTNING.

Berlin, July 24.-During Il thunder
storm yesterday forty persons who were
leaning against wire railing at the
Charottenburg Cycle Track We're
struck by lightning. Three were killed
and twenty were severely injured.
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The reports regarding Japanese
Chinese alliance which have D., II per-
sistently denied for some time. have now
assumed definite form, and IRE causing
great excitement in Russian circles.
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STANDING OF TIE CLUBS.

SCHEDULE FOR TO-DAY.
Philadelphia at Pitts6urg.
Washington at Cleveland.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Louisville.
Baltimore at Chicago.
New York at St Louis.
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ALTA, &C LEAGUE RESULTS.
Richmond. 8: Newark, O.. Game for
feited on account of Newark's non-ap-
pearance.
Kilkesbarre, >: Reading, !.
Lancaster. 4: Allentown, ;.
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ON The DIAMOND.
TARBORO DEFEAT PORTSMOUTH

Tarboro. y. c.. July 24.-(Special.)-
Tarhoro won from the All American
team from Portsmouth, today. Most Of
Tarboro's runs and Portsmouth's errors
were on account OF wet bail. Score:
X. II. Il.
Tarboro Observation-Disclosures. IL 8 >
All American ............... > 3 &
Batteries: Withcrs and Luskcy; kauf-
man. Watts and Armstrong.
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NATIONAL. LEAGUE GAMES

Cincinnati. Ohio. July 2I-The Cham
pions easily outplaycd the Reds TODAY
and won their eighth game from the
locals. Dwycr was forced to retire after
Score: Il. II. r..
Cincinnati -. .02OO tOO0O-3 I 4,
Boston :. -. .OO2O1 COOS IL >
Batteries: Dwycr, Taylor, PETIT and
Wood; Nichols and Clark. Empires,
Manassau and Latham. limo 2;OJ.
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Pittsburg. Pa July II. piltsburg
won two games by remarkable finishes.
Williams was the star in the first game,
| and Beaumont in the second. In the
first in pittshurg's half Of the ninth,
with Beaumont and Mccarthy on bases,
Williams made home run. When he
came in he was showercd with money by
the fans.
The finish of the second game was Ill
me- 4 identical with the first. Two runs
were needed and two men were on
bases when Beaumont came up. He
made II beautiful home run drive to
center field fence. but got credit tH'
only three Dagger because the runs he
brought in won the game. Attendance
800. Scores:
First Game. X. II, II.
Pittsburg 1000 O203 . II /
Philadelphia ..0012 0O00-4 10 =
Batteries: Lever and Schriyer;
Fraser, Bernbart andMciarland. Time
2:10.
Second Game. X. Ii. T..
Pittsburg .....100OO1003- 7 /
Philadelphia ..O01o 0O00-i 10
Batteries: IIoffcr and Bowerman;
Magec and Douglass. EMPIRES, Swart-
wood and Hunt. Time 300.
Chicago. Ills. July 24.-Thc Orphans
outhattcd the Orioles today and played
much the cleaner fielding game, but Nc
Ginnity's steadiness and Phyle's three
bases on balls gave the visitors the vic
tory. Attendance 500. Score:
X. III. Il.
Chicago OOOO1000-4 s !
Baltimore ....03O0O002 &
Batteries: Phyle and Chance; Me
Ginnity and Robinson. Umpires, ODay
and McGarr. Time / 40.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-22
Ry NICE CALCULATION.
The Editor Figured He Had Bought
 Record Breaker.

At a certain season of the year usually about the 1st of October-it is the custom of the commissioners who have charge of the great parks in Chi cago to permit fishing in the artificial lakes at certain hours in the morning, the fishermen in all cases being re- quireG to use the boats that are kept for hire. This is to prevent the banks from being tnronged with gangs of hoodlums. Early one October morn ing the editor of one of the great Chi cago dailies appeared at west side park with a friend, both equipped with fishing outfits of the most approved pattern. They secured a boat, and then the editor inquired if there were any live minnows on hand. The keep CT of the boathouse inspected his bait bucket and found just one, diminu- tive specimen, about an inch and half in length. He fshed this out and handed it over. Throwing him silver half dollar and telling him to keep the change, the editor took the minnow, climbed into She boat and rowed out to the middle of the lake, where he fshed for half an hour without result. At the end of that time he hauled in his line, looked carefully at the min now, took a pencil and note book from his pocket, did a little figuring. and returned to the shore. What did you get?" he was asked when he ap- peared at the office later in the day. One fish" he replied, and it cost me $200 pound" This, it is believed, is the highest price ever paid for live fish in Chicago.
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Denmark,s Child Criminals.

Denmark is said to be the only coun- try in the civilized world where houses of correction for children do not ex- ist. In some of the provincial towns child criminals are put in peniten- tiary at hard labor. In these towns the judge has not even the privilege of mercy without the consent of the attorney general Tn Copenhagen, however, the magistrate may dis charge a child with 8 reprimand, should he be so disposed. Criminal records Of Denmark show that from 1893 to 1897 there were 1,319 trials against 2,162 children. Out of this number 2.098 were boys and 64 girls. Of these, 1871 boys and 61 girls were discharged with reprimand. while 220 boys were sent to the penitentiary, and girls and boys were sentenced to prison.-New York Herald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-22
{n Six Weeks.

In Switzerland last summer there were 1,790 hotels, boarding houses bathing and health resorts to accom- modate the travelling public When one includes about 1.500 smaller hostelries, with accommodations for about 10 persons, tfere were sleeping accommodations for 140000 travellers in Switzerland. During the main trav- cling season, from the middle of July to the end of August, the minimum expenditure of the average summer boarder, with his children and serv- ants, is placed at the low sum of ) francs. Nevertheless this means a daily income to the innkeepers of 650,- 000 francs. Making allowance for fav- orable travelling weather, these esti- mates mean an income to the hotel keepers during a month and a half Of summer of 28,000 GOO francs. Tn Luz zerne alone there are 52 frst-elass ho- tels