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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-04
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come Of a#q uarre1 lover the recent
$vslssa fort he election @of United ssss
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81 Specistls from Pow nat al y.
late tonight STA tes lat wi tnsssss
that I'lanag sc was tlteS saggEes
!thatShe tcokSPi lkint " IaStsaEgs aaf mi
Of Revenue slecees Gdnt lsylss
vas ins eonVers ion tnsS
the time ofSthe# ASA ult,, "a WI
agan had Pil HINTON BY the hnoakS
the latter fired the fatal sho assiI
choking him. kin ton tss 81
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the tWoSWe ere opposing ssasg sa
sC,oninonWealtf1,s IS "a ttorneysS Nelses
election for county a hiceIss
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-04
RED ! HOT II MEETING Il i. { /: | )
Mr. A.s Powell Elected Presi=
dent Of the Council.
IN z. ROBINSON TURNED DOWN
Fire Commissioner and Janitor Elected
The Powell .Hughe Continuation Too
strong. for Mr.. Ford. one Member
"a Absent Made difference.

The new council was in session last
night just an hour and fifteen minutes.
n, 81 In: that time it elected a president OF
= the council, turned down police com
missioner, elected a fire commissioner
< and elected gjanitor.s @
In the selection of a president, there
sJwereSa number of surprises. Mr.. j. T.
~ dughes5 withdrew from the race and his
strength went to Mr. A. L. Powell,
who was elected by "a vpte of seven to
& six Had MIR. Vilkie been present, the
4 City Fathers woul2 probably be vot-S
+ ing yet, for Mr. w Tx lie. was a Ford man,
s. and the Ford contingent was as solid
i a As +roclS;; but Mr.: Svi1kie was no.
present; and only one ballot was re-
~ quired to settle the election.
The vote was. of course, secret, but
j the Daily Press can record it as readily
as thought had been recorded vote
AZ Those Whosvoted for the successful
nominee were Cooper, Mclaughlin
*Doherty, LEM, Hughes, Washington
and Powell. Those who voted for Mr.
Ford We're Burcher, Caffee, Stone,
III amas;; Corey and Ford.
s5s Mr. Hughes Went into the COUNCIL
with the following gentlemen behind
him = Mclaughlin and poherty. Be-
!. hlnd AZ r.s1'oWell We're Cooper, LEM and
5tNashing
szs NJ r:s4ti learned early in the game
q Salat ne couId NOT van, ana the question
Wa wa 90 would he do with his three
" votes "A .:g55 x .si :
s IN :. ora expected to get a part, at
least, of the Hughes delegation, ana
got none. Mr.. Powell expected all OF
them and 4gotswhat he expected. Three
a5 and@ 5fourS@u AXE seven Mr. Ford wa
s beaten. Sas5s 51ss z. .ss$
4 tent OF the council is
! us. need any introquc-
OF 4Se'vpoEIsN eBS-
sis1sls's ms siriendshlp and
residence nero
ts,' 81 e "a hasn:mlnded clever
stllea q sood business man
ais tine council Of which he
1lsts, a5rnef:1bsr one year is anH en-
Inc general opinion is5
li tie Y touAton mas
g s'e, 5 ssnouiaefs;
n. eslhiios SAID ina { the action of
-. - me no1n1-
T. p 1ason Wasa sur
r. he light 81 of recent develop
. tnough the size of the majority
~ aslttle$ unexpected
eminent gardln g
Nv thlng re-
s. !, " OF y ap-
q % get on t.
~ - -. aea4 Tpy Which
TO step
said vas TO
IVY q shere
81 sentiment and
g Ina ne had
mere prob
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u ~ Z - iof1lls co1l1lrfila-
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al ,e
hose fronhle san, ~ NJ
!, M 3 =. az,
ssbu siness
4 tine. new com IRE
11s.aJbse nceS5of a single rneYnber when e
sspreside LENT is 10 be elected is II % minor.
Il Is proceed vii fioa1t Il ia. t.onse-
ntITsfher was 3 s,st u.
of5s th nss sorulnrciln1an DO
~ as the last to- q rive being f.nes
IL to put IN his d appeara nee
sSs ilkie being Nont2 of the
5seit heresWas no longer reason for de-
h "a vi hose councilme en- present, to give
f%BuTeneTs
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-04
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Each OF tn IS IN yTilI q Isavt
ssLrengt 1f$ /. no Non.
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-04
For Philippine Commands Are at
McKinley's Disposal.
NINE VOLUNTEER REGIMENTS
Number of Recruits Needed Will Be En-
listed Before the Close of this weeis. Il.
Statement From AdIutapt- NJ {
Genern's Office.
Genern's Office.
CIV Telecranhl.

posed orga nization of nine volunteer
| regiments will place a number OF iln-
/ portanta commissions atathe< disposal OF
the President. Although there Will be
| three new brigadcs. Adjutant5 General
| Corbin says lit is not likely that more
| than one additional brigadier general
! will be needed, the ctherstwo being pro-
Nided by officers of that grade now in
| the army whose terms of enlistment are
| COW & bout to expire. i45ES.s = 4
| General Grant, who is now in9 the
| Philippines, is in this category and he
preba bl viii be one of the three new
| brisadier generals. Another general Of
| ficerF now in the Philippines is also
available for reapp ointmert to the pro-
N1sionalf army. Probably the most Hinl-
| portant5 point In connection with the
| proposed volunteer rganiSationA in the
| Presidents declared intention to ap-
point none but officers of the regular
army to the command Of the nine new
+ regiments. ~ ia IS III .S a ~ 1ss }tSss
WILL BE MADE ON MERIT.
( Nearly fifty regular army officers held
regimentale commands during the recent
war in the yolun'teer establishment and
1.-THE nineScolonels to be assigned to the
new regiments Will be selected from
among. that number. The selection will
| be- based entirely upon the records OF
theFnf1icers, during the late war. and The
nine ofice rS who actical work 81
| the field was most efficient will receive
| the appointments MI 5 81 s{ N u
FEW II is not unlikely, however, that some
of the most efficient; ma be selected for
I subordinate commands IN the different
regiments, inasmuch as the decisi6nto
appoint only regular army officers does
not apply to- positions below the grade
of colonel. n S35 a,
WASHINGTON, July 5.--The adju-
tant generals office gave out a state
ment based $on3 cable adVlces from Cen
eral Otis regar ding ne number OF re-
Scrnfts estuired =, Ito II he 4Yacancies In
pines, and the estimated time st Will
take to complete: the work Of enlistment
Gen. Otis dispatch to the depart is
as follows: {5: s9s54S8 s
| 5Ss s. &. Manila, July; 2.
| ...Adiutant General, W. shingt
lumber of recruits required to all
conrpaniesg to l2s each regiment: #
Infantry: Third. E $50; Fourth, :01 !,
l'Ssixth, LIE: NiEltt, sos; Twelfth. 300:
Thirteenth 25s; Fourteenth; 7a9 Six
| teenth, 30; Seventeen til. ~ 94; Eigfl-
I5teenth. SIS; Twentieth 1893; AZ Twenty
first, 1sa5 Twenty second 46o;5 Twenty,
third, $50. sYt s$ .3 .s fs555 ~ q
Afti sl rms third IS:
Fourth Cavalry. 493 en- ,jiReI ~
.Nolunt GERS yet to be turned Sd In
Idaho. 5as North Oak si6 Sas ~ IN r.,
Ing, 200; Minnesota s5 San N.Y. ~ ~.
kota.,y17 Montana, 49, eaIi3ornia AZ 4 =
tilelys#35S; Washi Il o6s - ~,
see 96 Kansas. 66s; Nevada "a ia ls
! 8, y, My :, gSrtillery, S5 Iowa, 900:
an ant, or., s, \, :, y; 3.
will take the transport Sheridan ana
transport Warren, and leave Shortly. sse
g(Signed) ~ si .s1,1sIS,,
THE ITlFATIpM. IS 1 NJ .i$
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ON THE DIAMOND
Reaults OF tYe stsrday's, G ans in iii !, Ma
s tional = nd .At.rn' ic ls.,a e es.

Results OF atarday's,G ,me s. in Y Il, !, Ma
IS5 ttonal and sAt'rn'tc Leg eues. @SS3
PITsTSBLIRG.7;$ CBEVELAND, i.
| PIYTSBIJRG.. July is IS TIa.wley,s sin:
Sgle Followed by Quinf1ss tWosba ggeE
gave Cleveland! arun5 IN The irst in rs
A ~ hat he visitors had no S9sssss.
|aAttendance. 500. "a asaatt, w
Score ;as3 "a
Pittsb burg s, q s ~ r. a.:
Cleveland " n
Batteries annehillf ~ US05@--l
ESnepper and SchreckeSe asi q S;hriNer;;
WA sHINeyT BOSTON,
tors pound Cd IA III V !, - sen:,-
first three len f 8 he
eeedsd; by ci5H3a as vas then sue
an rifi Mercer was ii s GOOD ,eY fl IN
a ttsx the visitors d own to eigh e 81
lance, 80. 81 sss ssss
r: ii, d.
~ Ia.;.s 0s-15El7
lSos Ton ~ 30 -
fsa &c terIes ercer and Hi ttredge Il il-
letll,$ lii il1l1a n and Der
AT Ian sI1AGJTTas III Isss or
= ci'antSn w kesbarfe
*I y rk, 6 Pa tterSpn Is si5}ss
5i itlch nond, IA = isanca ster, -
LAYERS ExcHA III M, ~, ,5s*45
'5ellSSxAtNflON f Az, ] i'll + "a IA
Illsen2io lion and LIEF der I4:ppa,;t s,f
the {ssc1 Z; 7 ton club, were tu-d;Iy
clliEsSed for tirs l3asefna n asseyy
r. i. o,sehol der fgtile BufraIo c!,Iy
received s Gel az cash bonus
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nor part culafs of he# traEedyHfls
wa received ats HIS ~ it III
ngesss GO $daysin Powh tan d nj a ia ~
ifSst9 VIVA 81 in a II re; S
nm 81 g occurred on the court
- he conte WI1ic esIlItgd iIssss
oIIa ;shss sssS
IerlSed by much bit terness. srarTas*
and.cDunterSch charges were III "A ahJrMfgss
eandi idates:* Fee ling was
taGou ght9 thereSwould sa 10
eoslirs ring ~ he canvass bdI
sWaS#none Al ssssEss s
s.s, ss. e,,,ARRYINGWEA
tenteretI UPON h iss#s !,
term tbs said heS ha6 II Tassfs
n.edstoaprosecute TRIP d. M
4r ~ CONCEAL led 3Weapo ns.
L. y was about III
isti1 nd has BEEN lfhisS5sS @s
Poyh att nj fors ssVsra III
es3AVaS stlerl hisscouY tyg rs
s1 q tied ito Sa
y sl etetl.to the State SEM tss
Sss,,5 u ~ He ILISI fIsslr III
s sflklnfon tivesf,fs
ileid and is bout iii
ii sat heSla ss
Who engaged ms
ohs teb II RI Id asssT
VI ne sSo1l lss
after his@de
I. " 1T TS
81 " tle service
a. ILafNards he 81 81
Hi1tesf IL u ~ M tyssss
1 Us. IiSes IS
lStfllaIlu EJ1Sl
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-04

s DIXON TAKES NEW SCALP
I LOUISVILLE, July. s.-George Dix
on. champion seatherweight got the
decision dec after three lively rounds wits
Sam Bolan, of NeSwss$Y ork, before the
lNolrpareil ATHLETIC association. Bo;an
was practically out when the round was
concluded. The bon was to. have been
twenty five rounds s5Es IN 81
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WASHINGTON

$AII,4NsS TIC LEA III Eas llLIas.a
3; ssciia ran lkesbarre,
8 y; GeWsarrls. 6 : oatterspn q.
Il Richmond IL = I.anssa 81 ter. 5 55s
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Err SBITyr I: gf EsHIE 81;

S5 Especial &toS The Dail I'll s sISs
n iRICsHMOND.sJ Ill 81
W Ham ID III
killed in tlle court hous AasSIs
s e. is morn ing sA
g sdas !, &. ),
torney coy seRWss 81 ss1 alia
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-04

mess Bel 4 IA lstf, )
council Al
The 4 the
sconneii that onagrii tees would be-
a II ppo q The Us flowing
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-04

WASHINGTON, July 3..--The adju-
tant general S office gave out a state
ment based $on3 cable adVices from Cen
scraIts required Ito. II II the vacancies lin
the regular regiments In the Philip-
pines, and the estimated time 1T Will
take to complete. the work of enlistment.
Gen. Otis dispatch to the departments
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-06
MRS. STEERS INJURED.
Cause, by Defective Sidewalk on
 Olive Street.

Mrs J. B. Speers sustained an injury Tuesday l D Olive street about Il o'clock in the mornIrg.
 She was driving in her buggy. and had started for Mr John Byro' s residence CD Olive street, across the lake
 After arriving aod aIighting from he buggy, she took the lap robe and threw t across the horse, hayiu g at the sametime one foot on the sidewalk The sidewalk gave way, the plank being loose aud she fell wards The injury resulted in broken arm, which is very painful,
 Mrs. Speers' many friends will re gret to learn of tbe accident.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-06
MISSION CHRISTMAS DINNER.

Rev. Sam $. Holcomb, who is con- ductin& the gospel mission nightly at the hall on Barraque street. has decided to give the worthy poor q big hristmas dinner. It will be a great success, for wherever they have given these dinners they invite the inspection of the public. At St. Jo- seph, Mo-, some two years ago they gnve Christmas dinner and fed 750 poor. The same was attended by the Mayor and his council, and was by them pronounced one of the best arranged and managed affairs they ever witnessed.
 Monday night the I. ). 0, F. Lodge, through It's committee, con- tributed $l0 to the worthy cause.
 Every one should aid them in tEeir undertaking.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-06
4 QUIET WEDDING.
Mr. Frank A. Stearns Wsds Miss
 Marie Matthews.

Wednesday at 12:30 Miss Marie Matthews and Mr. Frank A. Stearns were joined in the holy bonds of matrimony at the home of the brides parents, corner Fifth and Cherry street. The ceremony was perform ed by the Rev. J. F. Carr.
 The parloI of the beautiful home of the bride was decorated pro. fusely. At the appointed time she marched into the parlor leaning on the arm of Mir. Stearns. The parlor vas filled with the friends of both.
 Immediately after the ceremony the happy couple, accompanied by the friends and the parents of the briue, left for the Cotton Belt de- pot, waere they boarded the 1:40 Cotton Belt for Mem phis They will remain in Memphis few days and then start for he home of Mir. Stearns' parents in Florida.
 Miss Matthews is the charming and amiable daughter of Mir. and Mrs James Matthews, of this city. She is endowed with many excel lent qualities and her accomplish ments all many. Society. o. which she has been reigning queen, will lose one of it's brightest lights in her marriage.
 Mir. Stearns 5s young business man of Hot Springs. He has lived there for four years. His old home is in Florida. His sterling and ex. cellent qualities have won for him the heart of young lady of whom he can justly feel proud. With the same traits that have endeared him to his lovely bride ue has won the confidence of the commercial world i. The Graphic extends it's con- gratulatlons and best wishes for a life of happiness unalloye ed to Mir. and Mrs. Stearns.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-06
WILL BUILD ONE.
An Up-to Date Hospital to Be Built
 by the Hospital Assoeia ation.

The Ladies Hospital Association, pursuant to call, met at the Merrill Institute Tuesday afternoon and acted upon the matter of buying a hospital.
 Ire Ladies of the Association re- fused all offers made for the purpose of hospital, owing to the fact that each place had house on it.
 It was the sense of themeeting that they would purchase vacant lot, and on It build a nice new and up to datehospital. It will be small, one, but have all the modern facilities afforded in hospitals.
 The Association will meet again on next Tuesday at the same time and place, for the purpose of dis cussing the matter further. h the meantime, those interested in an enterprise of this kind will be con- suited.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-06
WITHOUT 4 PEER.
Luther Manship as an Entertainer
 Best Ever Heard.

Last night at the Merrill Insti- tute one of the largest house of the season witnessed the brilliant en .ertainment of love, laughter and song of Mr. Luther Manship.
 He controls tLe human passion at will. As negro delineator he is without peer. This applies to all his work in negro land. but es-- pecially is this applicable to his old time darkey befo' the war. This character will never die while Man ship lives.
 The press and public have made no mistake in calling him the Sol Smith Russell of the South. His entertainment is both novel and eunioue It sayors of that origi- nality, which. at some future time, people call genius.
 Mir Mansaip is personally, both on the stage of acting anu that oi life, one of the most pleasing and genial men one would wish to meet. His after thoughts come iu the wake of Gen. Bob. Taylor's, oi Tennessee. The Secretary of the Merrill Institute, MT. Holm, should feel proud Of having had the oppor- tunity of securir 2 MT Manship. All present were proud that they at tended the entertainment.
 MT Man ship Jeff. this afternoon for his home, Jackson. Miss where be will render one or two of bis evenings " Pine Bluffians last night were treated to what be calls hIs first evening
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-06
 LIVE AGENTS WANTED.

Any person. who has been success ful in soliciting life insurance or building and loan can, without question. make it to his or her lnau- cial interest to accept an agency with the Guara alty Bond and h. vestment Company, as it offers the most popular plan of loan and in- vestment that has come before the public. We offer liberal commis. sions to persons .who will devote their full time to the work. Call on or address D. c. BELL, Sec'y,
 b IF Pine St., Pine Bluff, Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-06
AGU|HALOO READY TO QUIT.
Willing to Surrender if Wildman
 Will Receave Him.

NEW YORK, Dec, 5-A special cablegram from Hong Kong to the Evening World says that Fi.iplnos there announce that Aguinaldo is ready to surrender if Consul W Id man will receive him at Manila.
 The dispatch adds that the Fiji pino Junta at Hong Kong was in communication with AguinaIdo last week and adylsed him to throw himself on the mercy of the Unite1 States.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-06
FOR STEALING 4 BICYCLE.
Henry Evans May Get a Free Ride
 Davenport Pleaded Guilty.

In the Jefferson Circuit Court the case of The State of Arkansas against Henry Evans is being tried.
 Henry Evans and Harry Dayen. port were both arrested last May for stealing two bicyles, same being the property of the St. Louis South western Railway Company, and of the value. as alleged in the indict- ment, of s70
 This morning when the case was called Davenport plead guilty to the charge. Evans, however, stood trial, Hs is represented by Attor- neys J. s. Hunt and H. k. Toney. The State is represented by Prose cutting Attorney Sorrells.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-06
DOWNS THE AMERICAN BOOK TRUST

We take the following from Sun. day's Commercial Appeal: "Des Arc, Dec. 2, 1s!9.-rhp citizens of Des Arc atd vicinity held an indignation meeting at the ourt houselsst night and denouLced the action of hp county book board in adopting the school books of the A uerican Book Company. Several speeches were made in opposition to the act on ei the board, and among them was County Examinr Morehead. who de- nounced the action of the board. This morning the board met and adopted the books published by the 5. F. Johnson ublishing Company, 0 Richmond, Va
 Commenting on the above, Tues days Press-Eagle says:
 "1n thie we see the octopus. The American Book Company was not only routed, as it should have been, but it was done by strictly inde- peuueHt CoiupduY dHu dH Jiu ieiidOie Southern house. V'e congratula se the good people Of Prairie county on their victory.
 III is gratifying to see one of the most gigantic trusts in the eountiy y over brown b. an indpendent Southern enterprise taking it's plac-. To show what the B. F. Johnson Publishing Company is doing in the State at he present time, we append below a list of their books adopted in the various couD- ties in the State where the local
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-06
POLITICS AND POLITICIANS.

If the supporters ot Jeff Davis
 were to lay aside politics for half
 an hour and reflect seriously on
 what could be expected of an ad-
 ministration with him at the head.
 we have great curiosity. to know
 what their thoughts would be. A
 man who won't fill the office the
 people have given him; man who
 goes to every village and hamlet
 telling the people that our supreme
 judges are Q set of jaekasses and
 that our state government is cor
 rupt, man that represents our state treasury as being empty when
 ia fact there are several millions of dollars on hand according to the
 report of the treasurer; man who
 depends solely on the prejudice be can work up to get into office; a man who has blackguarded and
 blackmai1ed Arkansas in order that
 he might become governor. And all this in the face of the marvellous strides the state IS now making
 He says if he were governor be would shut out immigration and yet it is this very clement that is rendering invaluable aid in building railroads in this state and develop ing the resources of Arkansas. Let every reader Of this paragraph go deep down in his heart al q ask him self the question, wouldn't J. Da- wis as governor be curse to the state?" Had you thought of it that he draws bis salary and renders no service for il? That he has not spent six months in his office since he assumed control of the legal department of the state? Such a man is not worthy of endorsement,
 much less promotion. He should be retired to the peaceful haunts of home life, where be can hear the #blue birds sing and be free from the #noise and hustle of those "terribls' Scity folks down at the state capitol lola Pilot.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-06

boards have acted. showing that more than half of the whole aGop- tions up to the present time have gone to this reliable Southern house: Saline-
 Grammars. Polk
 Primmers,
 Heaaers I, ,. 3, 4, ,, Ufanntars.
 Copy books.
 Histories. Yell-
 Primary History. Second and Third Readers. Desha-
 Histories,
 Grammars. Poinset-
 Readers,
 Primmers. Chiot-
 Piimmers,
 Readers,
 Histories,
 Grammars,
 Copy-pooks,
 Life of Lee,
 Life of Jackson,
 Little Lessons in Plant Life. Dallas
 Histories
 Copy-beoks. Nevada Histoli ies. Craighead- Readers. Histories, Copv-books, Arithmeties, Civil Government. Land Surveying. Columbia and Ouachfta counties Readers, Histories,
 Arithmeties. Grammars, Civil Governments, Copy-books, Land Surveying,
 Supplementary Reading. Lafayette
 Hist Ories, Land Surveying.
 d&s It.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-06
TO
 SANTA CLAUS.

Until Christ mas day the Graphic will publish daily letters to santa Claus. The children are invited to contribute to this column, but should limit their letters to fifty words eAcb. The letters will be published as early after the receipt of same as is convenient. Santa Claus is a careful reader of the Daily Graphic and will no doubtgive what the children have to say his earnest considera ton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-06
Southwestern
 Telegraph and Telephone Co

Evans seems to be quite young man. The one who pleaded guilty let tbe cat out of the bag; in other words, gave Queens evidence, in order that his sentence might be lighter. The case will go to the jury late this afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-06
THE soER GIRL AT HOME.

Much has been said of the sturdy, Fugal Dutch farmers uf the Trans |aal, but little is known of their wives and daughters, ho have contributed so largely to le prosperityof the South AfricaL kepublic. Consequently, an article ln '.The Boer Girl of South Africa, y Y the author Of "Oom Paul's Pople. to appear in the January
 A dies Home Jonrna, will be in-
 esting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-06

Pine Bluff. Ark, Dee. ], 1899 Dear Santa Claus-Will you brlng me doil that has hair you can comb and a baby buggy and nuts and oranges and toys and blocas and soove to cook with, and bring J. W. u rock ing horse and wagon and Willis q pony and wagon.
 HETTIE ELIZABETH ADAMS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-06

If you need suit or pair of trou- sers nude to order, 1t will pay you to see my complete stock of the lat est styles. Any order given me, is cut and made with best of care in my workshop. which is over the Bank of Pine Bluff. My aim is to see how well I can put up a suit, and not how cheap. A trial order will convince you of this. 10
 BURNS. The Tailor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-06

The Atlanta Constitution says sthere are two sides to the Kentucky y Situation. According to the reports of the Goehel election officers who |controlled every precinct in the State 2, 400 more votes were cast for
 Taylor than were cast for Goebel. 'That is ope side of the question.
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