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and oats closed n shade higher. Pork
lost 1o9lHEc and lard and ribs TIC

ana oats closed n shade higher. Pork
lost 1o9lHEc and lard and ribs TIC
each.
Unexpected strength at Llvcrpool.
where the market was quoted ed high.
,er. notwithstanding the weakness b5re
Yesterday started wheat strong, This
advance which was wholly independent
or arS' known conditions. made shorts
somewhat nervous and Instead of Nav
wheat being pressed for sale, OF 7Ol;c Ms
It was yesterday afternoon, there were
buyers anxious TO get II ut from 7ly0
7l7sc. Local professionals who almost
to 4 man have sold wheat short for n
week, placed very little confidence in
the opening rally md in accordance
with their views sold more at the nd
vance. On further rise 10 7l%@7llsc
during the next half hour they sold
again and In the next half hour had the
satisfaction OF 4 decline to Tic. The
sellers, other than those who were short
were not numerous during the decline
referred to apart from those who had
the protection OF calls for the day, at
from 7lBQ7l&c, and the market was
quick to react on any moderate de-
mand. Receipts at Chicago we're lQt
cars. or which fourteen were graded
contract. Minneapolis aud Duluth re-
ported SOC cars. against 4l2 for the Same
daT last week and 3Gi q year ugo. The
agErcsatlns Of western primary re-
ceip;s was Gi,000 bushels, compared
with $4,000 bushels last year. New
York wired carly In the day chat the
foreign demand for wheat and corn had
improved and there was q good amount
reported disposed OF Mt Kansas Citv for
direct export by way OF gulf ports. This
held the market fairly steady, until re-
neTcd reports from Argentina .claimIaG
that the weather was all that could he
desired and the exportnblc surplus was
being enlarged. started longs selling on
q most elaborate scale. The persist
encc f.thc bears was finally rewarded
by further decline. May getting down
TO T0ssc about half al hour before the
close. The market was prevented from,
n further decline bV New York 60
porting scvcnty-fve boat iaads being
disposed Of for export and May closed
at 70%c buyers.
Continued wet weather and tho
wheat rally strengthened corn at tho
start. Heavy receipts we're aGalns. the
price. however and as the market was
given little support. free selling against
calls soon caused feeling OF depression
TO set In. Receipts here were ego cars
ana at western primary markets i,0S2,-
GOO bushels. May opened &c higher at
3IAT3IsSc. held steady ut 37Ac, then
slumpcd of 10 &c and closed at size
buyers.
A good cash demand. light receipts
ond speculative buying helped oats.
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No.. lyiNd lsPtFrt
~ FF.eSt were TO; EiafatSiEss, how.
~ ~. aaa vac market eaESd S1fs Ia ayrn .
Mn.. WIN con RscGntf Iai carr.
$50; SEP ' sI,, &c VI at Spzthe. sold \.
-: - oGs.insI 70 -'%c Ken firmEi w
Further A&Ins q. pronks9by recon,
bulls In proyil15a tl,Ytd ,nnSSs,
slight decline In t.irnS I ysi,ha ,ns.H.
was huTdcrci thr1ugha,l Si,hc Iss,,nn
By 200: FaiFHrc dem Aa .f,r meal.
and lower prices ~ borI Rt Inc en- r,s
May pork oa"rrd &c tSslsr 4, tin N,
declined 10 SO o. "a r,1Sst Al 40 o;G
10 cry. The rang In ,ariianil ri6s wa,
lrconscqCent!a!. t;ssW IN
Estimated yttrI "a FOR ssfprdar.
Wheat. iSG carr com. "a enrE: n,Ia
100 cars; hogs. si,CnO HtA 81 $50
Tho leading iuiurtg t..urfd a. follows;
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~ expenditures for the table, ETC., TO
the President. The latter never pays
cash for anything which goes on his ia
BILE. He pays for everything In checks.
drawing them up as the bills are pre-
scented. ~.
Mrs. Benjamin. q typical, South Caro-
linn negress, Is the regular white house
cook. She comes from Senator Till
mans old home and is mile-a- minute
on fried chicken. hot bread and pies.
The President likes her conception o!
pie crust better than the finest French
pastry. In fact, he would not giva her
up for fo"ty French cooks. On special
occasions. though, the steward smug-
giles In 4 Frenchman from New York.
The domestic help furnished for the
white house by the government Is not
half enough. President Mckinley hires
out OF his own pocket his housckeeper,
bedroom maids. cook, coachman, foot
men, stablemen. walters, helpers
around the kitchen, and the extra help
for special occasions. The linen. silver
ware, glass. and china are all furnish
cd by the government. through the su-
perintendent OF public buildings aud
grounds, an arms officer. he promptly
horrors all acquisitions made for altera-
tions and additions, but Mr.. Mckinley
has not asked for any change In t.:a
accommodations He has accepted them
lust as NJ. and Mrs. Cleveland left
them.
The steward Is responsible for the
stables and horses. but he does rot per-
sonally supcrintend them. The govern
mcnt provides q stable building with
about n dozen stalls and 4 carriage
room. 1t also hires n stable boss and
one helper Mr.. Mckinley provides hia
own footmen and coachman and addl-
tional helpers. The present conchman
Is a young, stnooth-fnccd negro. quito
a fast, but very good driver. The Nc
Klnley livery Is modest. II consists OF
black silk hats. long light tan coats.
with silver buttons down 10 black
boots.
The carriages. three in number. are
handsome. but not ultra swell. The
harness is silver mounted to degree
OF good taste. and the horses. six In
number. are fairly well-b.ed. The main
pair comes from West Virginia. n
heavy pair from Pennsylvania, and q
third pair is made up of Il Kentucky
saddle horse and a horse presented 10
Mr.. Mckinley BY Mr.. Flclshman, OF
Cincinnati, The President has been In
his Stable but once. the first day Of his
administration. and he does not seem
10 tuRe much Interest In his horses.
The oldest servant In the white house
Is Uncle jerry" an old co!ored man.
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NEW ToRK-Thoueh Displaying IN
yielding f!rrnness. tin wcEt Off % points
further TO-DAY with buyers at,the. close
showing create: hesitation than has
been noted at any time du5inG the re-
cent upward movement, Clipper on the
other hand moved Up 1895 points with
holders entertaining mos arbitrary
views at the end Of the session OF de-
c!dcdly bullish advlces from the west
and assurances frani the English mar
kct that the foreign trade were pre-
pared to follow suit in any further bull
movement here. The rest of;thc list
ruled firm In tone. bu: changes of r0tc
were lacking. At the clogq the metal
exchange called piS lron. warrants arm
at IS nominal" Flake copper Strong and
higher with Sl3 IS bid and Sli % asked;
tin firm. with SCI 10 bid and 500 asked;
lead strong with 81 10 bid and 81 Is
asked: spcl,er firm with S5t95 bid and
IS IS asked. The brokers' price for
lead was 50 92Hs and for copper $l4 225.
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vance. The confident assertion that
Brooklyn Transit had acquired control
OF the Nassau Electric Railway result
cd In an extreme gain OF tx for Brook
lya Transit, mos, Of which Is retained.
Manhattan. on further reports regard
Ing electric equipment, advanced orc.
points. Sugar rose points on the re-
port that n new trust was to be formed.
taxing in that company and a number
Of the Independent rehners. but n de-
MIA! OF the runor as far as II concerned
some OF Tho interests mentioned result
ed In. n partial reaction. In the after
noon the speculative leaders became
dull for q while. but n resumption OF
enormous purchases in the PaclfIs was
accompanied by en- increase of buSl-
ness in the rest OF the list. Profit TAX
Ing toward the end rendered come
stocks decldcdly.weak, while generally
good tone prevailed.
Bond prices generally moved upward
with some usually neglected shares
figuring prominently In the market.
Total sales, s4,65O.00o. United States
new Is coupon advanced "a and DO req
.istcrel. the 3s-and the old is coupon 4
per cent In the bid price.
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a. The religious asccticIsm finds
rebuke here. One purpose OF Jesus at
tendance upon the wedding was exem-
plary. 1t taught that austerlty was
not TO characterize church and minis
try. His example encourages the
amenities and courtesics oc social life.
(2). TO magnify Jesus making Of
wine is to make mere accident the prln-
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CHICAGO-ThCrc was a good de-
mand for cattle today and + prieeg
showed no particular change. Fancy
cattle s. SG9G co: choice steers S. 100
Is: mediums 81 75ad 90; beef steers
So 1904 20; bulls s. GOG4.3 70; cows and
heifers 50 1901 90; calvesEs oOGb7 10.
Trade was fairly active In hogs. bus
prices were on the down grade. Early
sales were at n decline Of &c and later
on hogs sold fully lOc lower than yes
te.day's best prices. Fait to choice
50 6533 so: packing lots 50 4sG3 G2Es,;
mixed 50 5oGl3 70: butchers SO 50G3 rs:
light pigs So 1923 7:i&. Offerings CT
sheep were we'll taken, and the market
held up pretty well under the liberal re-
ceipts. except for heavy lambs which
sold ut decidedly lower prices. Poor to
prime sheep s. G0G4 25: ewes So OoG
8 60: Vcarllngs 81 OoGi 90. Receipts
Cattle, $500 head; hogs. 5000 head;
sheep, 5000 head. rt
C1Nc1NNATI-HoGs dali at IS 15@
. so.
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His favocite expression, and one which
has distinguished him around Wash
inSton, Is whats good enough 70: the
President IS good enough for Crc!e
Jerry" President Grant hired Jerry
during his first administration. and he
has been in the white house continually
ever since. His duty Is 10 keep things
In general clean, and he has performed
this Important trust to the entire salts
faction OF each succeeding President.
General Grant wanted him to tour the
world with him, but Jerry was afraid
he would SGT seasiclt.
The oalE guard about The executive
mansion, or the surrounding grounds. Is
small detachment OF policemen from
the Washington force. 4 detective from
either the city force of the United
States secret service bureau, Is always
within sight OF the President when he
goes out in public. Ee Is very seldom
seen walking nowadays, and when he
drives out the detective follows in Il
small carriage. Like cH-PresIdent Har-
riSon, Mr.. Mckinley Is a great walker.
but Of late he has been too busy for
mu2h exercise or recreation. Some
times during the morning he will take
walk with Secretary Porter through
the grounds back OF the white house,
which are kept closed most or tho time.
Even upon these strolls the President Is
always talking over public Crairy. Yet,
with all HIS hard work, he Keeps I'D
wohderful!t'. and his step Is rs firm as
ever.
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CHICAGo-Heavy liquidation hy 10
cal spectators exerted bearish in
1uerce IN wheat today and an early
rise OF SC was wiped out. Mey closing
unchanged. Corn left of ,s@34c lower
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ciple. The chief design of this record
Is to show our Savior's sanctif!cat!on Of
marriage and home life.
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job Printing Office

-" Tho larscs, md most complete
" Job Printing Establishment In
I" tho city and one OF tho mos:
:. extensive In the oh > Valley.
;. Possesses every facIll ! for the
:. prompt execution OF a.! kinds OF
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!. variety OF colors. at tha shortest
!. notice and on tho most reasonable
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REV. JOHN REID. IT., OF Great Falls,
Mont, recommended Ely's Cream Balm
to me. / CAN emphasize his statement,
at Is n positive cure for catarrh If uycd
as dlrected."-Rev. Francis W. Poole,
Pastor Central Pres. Church, Helena,
Mont.
After using Ely's Cream Balm six
weeks ] believe myself cured OF en-
tarrh,-Joscph Stewart, Grand Ave.
Buffalo. N. Y. -
y loc trial size or the 6Oc size OF Ely's
Cream Balm VIII be mailed. Kept by
arugGists. ELY Brothers, &C Warren
ST., n. Y.
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EAST LIBERTY-Cattlc steady; c--
ira S. 4OG5 CO.; prime IS 1905 IS: CON-
mon 50 2O1S IS. Hogs fairly active:
prime mediums and heavIes SO 900
, 92N,; heavy Workers. s. S59S' 90: light
Workers So ScG% So: pigs So COOS 20:
roughs Sc 5OI2 go Sheep steady: choice
wcthcrs 81 5O9i Go; common s2 5OIS so:
choice lambs IS %O95 81: common to
good 81 00fT5 % Vcnl calveS 81 o097 90.
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Articles. Open. iI.shl Low Close.
Wheat. No, . -. i 7-----Ii - =
Jan. ..,...,., ... e7H
May ..,.,.. III Has St.t TCst
July, ....... c., Ua.hEl o.,
Corn, No, .. 1901
Jan, ...,,..., g. ,liGsSts SIEt
Nay ....,.. 81 ,ig9S1jl 3Ilk
July .......l sIie' CIH S11
Oats No. . 49,
May ".."., = Il sis1S Us
July ..."... &C. sSii IN
Mess Pcrk. iiaFTTl
Jan. .'.,"... 80. ,,1 . %
May ..,..... i9l5 % tlo'cs 10 CIV
Lard. FEbj
S %5; 49,. :::::::: s g.; { Hss S:SS
Short RIBS. 5rFs
s Hsy . Nm: liz s5ss u ~
Cash Quotations were follown:
Flour dull and stead J9sl
Whca:-No. sprlna Tfssc; No. /:
spring 6i0GSc; No. . r, 7ic.sS
Coru-No, ., 2Gc; Ne. elbow S6Nc.
oats-So. 2, &c; NJ, white 29!49
soc; No. . white c9fI2sr
Ryc-No. .. 6GMIj7c
Baricy-NO. .. Ale tO.a. lpss
FiRxaccd-N0. J, 81 II. INV. 81 l7IIs.
TImothysecd-Primc. :. SOW
Mess Porh-Pcr barrel 50 1909 50.
I.ard-Per leo lbs. IS 51iLD5 81.
Short RihG-Sldes Gootej 81 6jGIi 90.
Dry sailed shoulders Cboxtd) $40
47sc jFE
Short clear sides tboxelj IS .O595 10.
WhIskcy-D!s!ilcrs' finished goods.
per gallon. 81 81. Isss3
Sugars = Cutloat S.7oc; graduated
soc.
On the produce exchange to-dar. the
butter market easy; creamerlcs iiGl9s;
diaries l2Q17c.
EGss-Dull; fresh 1SG,S;.c.a
Ckeese-SteadE: creams 9E3i1c.
NEW YoRK-Fiour, receipts S0,3S1
barrels; exports 2O,75s barrels; MARKET
unsettled.
Wheat. receipts 126.SO0 bushels: ex-
ports $500 bushels:spo market steady:
No. . red SOAc: options opened strong
and more nctivc; final prices unchanged
from the previous day and the tone ua-
settled; March closed at 7S7sc.
Corn. receipts Go.45o bushels: exports
33,6+S bushels; spot market steady; No.
., 43iS644c: options opened firm. clos
Ing weak ut &c net decline: closed Mt
9-c lOr -lay' lst-- ,-
Oats. receipts $500. bushels: exports
$3.50 bushels: spot market steady; No.
oats &c; No. . white @SAo; options neg
lected. ,--..
Hops steadier and Arm. Tallow dull.
Cottonseed oil steady. 2ts,
Coffee. closed dull at unchanged
prices to points higher; sales 1850
bags. w. Pc 5
Sugar. raw shows less flrmness fol-
lowing weak English cables. So
B!iLTIMoRE-Fiou dull and I'M
changed: receipts 1865 barrels: exports
none. Wheat steady: spot land month
7G17GGc: Februurg T6Id76Ec: receipts
39,051 bushels. Corn steady: spot and
month 40;k49409SG; February 4O% G4o7ac;
receipts 203.54S bushels: exports 25.714
bushels. Oats firm: No white 34G
3ikc; No. . mixed 324l2c; receipts Il. 1O2
bushels. Butter steady AID unchanged.
Eggs firm and unchanged. Cheese
steady and unchanged.
CINCINNATI-FIouT steady. Wheat
quiet; No. . red 7iG72c Corn quiet:
No. Q mixed Gee. Oats clsIcr; No. .
mixed 29G29Kc. Rye s:eldy; No 2,
SIC. Lard weaker. EIll:meats quiet al
Sc Is. Bacon dull Mt s. 70. Whlskey
firm AZ 81 q. Butte" easy. Sugar
steady. EGGS dull and lower at 15c.
Cheese firm. 43 Il.
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DON'T Let the little ones suffer from
eczema. CT other lorturInE skin dis
cases. No need for 1t. Doan'S Ointment
cures, Can't harm the most delicate
skin. AT any drug store. 80 cents:
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1 LII KINDS Of PLAIN AND FANCY
IN Printing. An catirO now limo OF sam.
pies OF BAH PrOEram1uS. Tickets and In.
citations at MI prices NJ the M:el!IGcncer
Job Printing Ollcc. # : -,t.-r
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Sunday trains between UhrlcN
Cleveland. Other trains daily ,A{
day, ... A.
Electric cars between NrIdSei}
WheelInc. aud bridgeport and
Ferry and ltCllnirc. a.
Consult agents for general INN
MS to best routes and paSSenS't :
all points,
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OIL C1TY-Credit balances 81 ls; Ger
tincates, sales ut 81 II: closed at 81 II.
Sis md 81 II nominally bid: ship
ments 6G,S95 barrels: runs 1913 barrels.
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riNliE MOSoNGAlI ROUTE IS TIE
L Short Line between FaIrmOnt and
GIarkshuIS, Quick rimc-Fa.t Trains
SIro Connections, When travelling 10 or
from, CilrkSburE or Wcst Virginia and
phtSbnrsh railroad points, see that yoWr
Railroad. Close Connections at Fn!rmont
with u. 'S q. trains, and at Clnrkshtlr,,
with y. & Q. aud W.. Y. 4 =, trains. Tick.
and w, V. & y. II. n. stations.
HUGH q. HOWLES. Gent Supt.
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NEW YoRK-Wool steady
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lae steward is furnished with n
wagon ard drlvar and he generally
"'''cs TO market about s o'clock In the
morning At the end OF each month the
,h,rS from whom he buys send In
'm.n DIS and he carefully looks them
" me ones he approves 20 to NJ.
~, w., II. Srcok. who Is II bonded paymas-
W. ", ana sort OK second assistant Sec
MA. % the President. Mr.: Crook sub
"''' IN itenized account OF the month
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-02-07

Here is q matter that would ad- just itself in the South. According to newspaper information the right Of colored people to attend public places of amusement under the laws of Wisconsin is to be tested. Rach- ael and Clara Black are the nearly white daughters of colored barber of Oshkosh. Alfred Black, who, by reason of his Intelligence and long residence there, enjoys unique place as far as colored people are concerned in the esteem of the older residents. The young women visit ed the Century Roller-Skating Rink one night as spectators. The next day they received note requesting them to discontinue their visits. They vent again, and were invited to leave, which they did. The req son assigned by the management of the rink is that they had established rule not to let colored people ire quent the place. The girls, accord ingly, have retained lawyer, and will sue. They claim that they don't care for themselves so much as they do to vindicate the rights of their race. Most public places of amuse- ment ln the South have separate de- par tments for the races and there IS seldom any clash between them Arkansas Democrat.
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and exposes with unmerciful but humorous sati.e, the corruption of that period. It shows how man stood at heart, but in business and politics utterly corrupt, may be pu- rifed and redeemed by the influence of good woman.
 In She third act, is scene of ab- sorbing interest--a nineteenth cen- tnry duel, fought ty men, not heroes of romance, and fought as only could fight at that time. In this day of realism such strag- gle is terrific, employing all the strength, skill and wit of two men, absolutely in earnest Woven with this strong and forceful plot is a deep mystery, and over all is thrown the sunshine of comedy, H. luminating each bright spot, and making the shadows all the stronger by contract.
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An attempt is being made to pass law through the Arkansas Legis- lature, laying tax upon the cash surrender value of life insurance policies. The attempt should fail, and we believe it will. 1t Is true that the premiums paid on life poli- cies are kind of investment, a sort of sinking fund provision for those who are to come after us, and it is true that policies in a numbsr of the larger insurance companies have cash surrender value. The theory of the laws governing the laying of taxes is that all investments, all as sets, all property, shall pay their just share of the tax burdens, and the legislatures are called upon from time to time to correct abuses and provide fer uncovering property which somehow escapes taxation. But it seems to the World that this thing of endeayorirg to put tax upon the small savIrgs which nen Of moderate means invest at great personal sacrifice in the majority of cases, in the only form that guaran- tees the family against absolute want, is a little too pieaYunish for the representatives of great State to engage in, Many wealthy men invest in life insurance, it is true, but the great bulk of this business
 done by the poor man, or the man
 of moderate means, the man who but for the frugality and economy exercised would leave his family un- provided for. Leaving out of con. sideration the question of strict equity, there is Q well-defned feel ing that the life policy is one thlng that should be sacred from taxa tion. The Legislature ca find matters of real interest to the peo- pie to legislate upon if 1t bands it's energies to the task, without strain ing for suoh far.fetched effects as this fgLt upon the little scrap of money which the faithful husband hopes to leave to his wife and babes when he is no longer with them.
  The bill ought 10 De buried under an avalanche of otes.-Helena World
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&s At the T7heater. .ss

The popular comedian, Tim Mur- phy, will appear at the opera house on Thursday Feb 9tn, ia a T, " play by Opie Read and Frank s. Pixley, entitled 1'The Caspetbag- ger It is romantic, political comedy, full of fun, thrilling in in terest, and has been pronounced by a Chicago newspaper critic as "Tke finest American comedy written in the last five years" Mir. Murphy gives it a magnificent production, carrying special scenery and a very strong cast.
 The play deals with the political situation just after the Civil War,
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FOR SALE.

4 lot Of house furnishing goods, consisting of willow rockers, up- bolstered chairs, mating, carpets, bed room sets. springs. mattresses. etc. Also refrigerator and a gaso- line ranee, aI for sale cheap. Apply to John Morgen, the baker. If
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AS TO CIRCULATION.

The bally GRAPHIC has nearly double the o1culatio4 9f any other Pine Bluff daily newspaper. and the Daily and Semi-Weekly GRApHIo have combined circulation larger than that of any othor Pine Bluff daily or
 ekly newspaper, < iyertlsements accept
 d on thie guarantee.
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Bluff City Lumber Co. manufactur
 CT and dealer in all kinds of lumber. Also sashes. doors, blinds and all kinds ofinterior and exterior finish. Every thing at reasonable prices.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-02-07

The Bluff City Lumber Co. manu
 actures all kinds ofbank, store and bar fixtures and can furnish any thing wanted in that line. Get their estimate if you contemplate pur- chasing. 2T9
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-02-07

Puff City Lumber Co. manufGctur- CT and dealer in all kinds of lumber, also sashes, doors, blinds, and all kinds of iBterior and exterior finish Everything at reasonable piicea.
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Window Glass.
 Frank J. Murray.

Marcus Sonnenschein has opene up first-class saloon in Fred Sem yards old stand opposite the Tru- lock Hotel, where he will be pleased to see his friends.
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Bluff City Lumber Co. manufactur- CT and dealer in all kinds of lumber Also sashes, doors, blinds and all kinds of Interior and exterior finish. Everything at reasonabIeprices.
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FOR sALE-Two good delivery wagons for sale cheap. For further information apply Ut the Graphic's business office. Il