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The San Francisco call., 1899-01-23
GOLDBERG, BOWEN co.'s SPECIAL SAVING SALE

GOLDBERG
Bowen
Il CO.
SPECIAL SAVING SALE
Monday Tuesday Wednesday
Baking powder-Ercelsior 3oc
regularly 4oe lb 5-lb tin 2C
Claret-reg'ly SOC gallon 3SC
WhiSkey-o1d Croao and Hermitage
Old Grow bourbon 1880 bot rs 81
gal q
Hermitage rye 1886 BOT ! 50 is
g " " gal E 45o
Olive oil-sserra Madre pts Axe
reg'Iy SOC and S5c qts 7SC
Anything the matter with your liver
try Sierra Madre-pleasant way to
take it is on salad
Royan sardines-reg'ly 2oc I5c
Vatel-with tuffles and peppers
Bordeaise-with garlic and oil
Tooth poWder-listerated zoe
reg'ly 25c bottle
Contains ''Listerine" the best tooth
preservative known
Prunes-Oregon Italian
Tart-reg' Y Ioc lb 81 lbs 2IC
ChOCOlate-Menier regly special
Yellow label dc Aoc
green label Osc 6oc
Sold all over the world
Tomato catsup-our own bottling
Natural-red label-reg'ly zoe bot Isc
Sweet-white label zoe bot 1cc
Toilet paper-regly 81 so dor $40
1900 sheets of properly prepared toi
let paper-free from Injurious chemicals
Toilet SOapS-American zoe
reg'ly z5c. carton of 3 cakes
Several odors
Peach brandy-reg'ly 81 IS ooc
Made from peach seeds-good for
your stomach
Salt boXeS-reg'ly soc each 4oc
porcelain = decorated-ought to last
forever-ought to sell all we have
Tub butter by the pound 25c
Biscuits, English, French, eastern
fancy-in fancy tins-4o kinds
Smoked eels by the pound 4oc
Darjiling pekoe tea-direct from
lndia-pound 81 IS
Bee brand Ceylon team original lead
foil packages "A flavors
Ramekins-l --latest fad for fancy cook
ery-dainty Dresden and Limoges
china dishes for serving portions
ClgarS-P5ineips de Gales
Calfornias 100 in box 81 90
Conchas Seleetos 50 in box So 7s
regularly 50 hundred
ClgaretteS-how would you like an
imported cigarette-Io for I24c
We have them-they're made bv tha
finest cigar factories in Havana
Mail orders have the careful attention of
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-23

Harry EIkes, Tom Cooper, besides Eddie
Bald, Mcfarland and Stevens, who are
already here, and l hope the best of your
coast men. We think a great deal Of the
Terrills, Wells, Mcfarland Freeman and
Ziegler back East, and l hope they will
get into the competition here. Besides, we
will bring out Henry Fournier with his
petroleum pacing tandem, the fastest ma
chine ever seen on track. and as for
pacing machines, we have with us five
quints four quads and innumerable tan
dems and triplets'
Everybody knows Tim Hurst. That is,
everybody who pretends to be anybody
in the world of sport. Tim declares, with
that same mildness Of manner and in
genious smile that have made him famous,
that he is out here merely for pleasure.
He says he has not a thing up his sleeve.
Tim has long ago grown SO accustomed to
making a statement and not having it
questioned that his say so will have to
be accepted.
ball ever since Noah let him out of the
ark He has been an umpire in the Ma
tional League for so long that he can't
remember when he began to call balls
and strikes, but If you will let him tell it.
eight years is the number that he has
held the indicator Recently Tim has en-
tered the prize ring. Not as a fighter,
for Tim confines his pugilistic tendencies
to the bellicose ball player, but as the
referee of big events. That he has made
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-23
MRS. CATHERINE GRAY, the Victim of a
Coal-Oil Stove Explosion.

ed The burning oil set fire to her dress.
and unable to extinguish the flames she
ran from her rooms, screaming for help
A woman who lives in the house went to
her assistance and after vainly endeavor-
ing to save her. summoned Policemen
Riordan and McEntee, who fortunately
were passing at the time. They quickly
entered the house and seeing the woman
madly running along the hallway. her
clothing enveloped in flames, they prompt
~ seized her and after considerable trou-
BILE tore the burning dress from her body
The officers, realizing tnat she was seri-
ously burned, lost no time in having her
conveyed to the Receiving Hospital. Dr.
Tormey who attended her, found that
she was burned '--r'+ the breast, arms
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-23
FIRE DRILL EXHIBITION.
An Eastern Expert Watches the Local
Department at Work.

The water front, near Mission street
wharf No. 2, was alive with firemen yes
terday afternoon. The two fireboats, bat
terry and water-tower No. 2 were all in
action. An exhibition drill was under way
to show the chief inspector of buildings
In Chicago the workings of Henry Cot
ter's inventions.
Chief Sullivan directed the drill, the OBJ
Ject of which was to exhibit the working
famous battery. Gotter is the head ma
chinist in the Corporation Yard, and is
rapidly coming into prominence as an In
ventor of fire apparatus.
The visitor was much impressed, and
spoke commendingly of the celerity and
skill of the department In its exhibition
performance.
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-23
CATHERINE GRAY
FATALLY BURNED

TERs. CATHERINE GRAY, aged 6S
years, was fatally burned last even
lVI ing by the explosion of a coal oil
stove in a lodging house at lbs Sixth
street The unfortunate woman had
Just lighted the stove prenaratory to
cooking her evening meal when it explod-
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-23

made a fifteen-yard rum and Beasley.
who made magnificent run of seventy
yards around the end. brushing his an
tagonists aside as If they were so much
chaff. He had replaced Erlenheim. who
was disabled and Casey took D. Ahern's S
place.
Following was the lineup of the teams:
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-23
CUT HER OWN THROAT.
Mrs. Lena Anthony Uses Razor to
Commit Suicide.

Langton street, committed suicide last
night by cutting her throat with a razor.
She had been respondent for some time
on account of sickness and her actions
were closely watched by her son, who
feared she might injure herself Last
night Mrs. Anthony successfully eIuded
her. son, rushed on the porch of her house
and gashed her throat from ear to ear.
Death resulted soon after
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-23

7F1ss JEANNE A. MOORE, daughter
of the late 1. C. Moore. formerly a
Eh wealthy merchant Of this city, was
so terribly burned about the lower
W part of the body last Saturday even
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-07
MEDIA GENERAL.

Siendo muy cuantiosos los perjuioios que
reoibe esta empresa con ell reparto de ejempla-
res gratis en- esta oiudad y en- varies pueblos &c
la isla, pues representa- una ~perdida Gle muchos
oientos de pesos al aho, que no podemos sopor-
tar; nos vemos en- ell sensible case de suspendar,
desde la edicion de msfana, ell envio de TODOS
los e%jemplares que Sc distribuyen en- aquel sem
lido.
En- esta medi6a NO ESTABLECEMOS ABB
SOLUTAMENTE NINGUNA EXEPCI0N,
pues tratandose de amigos estimadcs de aigu-
nos oolaboradores, no qneremos que haya resen-
timientos justifcados. La medida es general.
Las personas que gusten, pueden venir 3
esta redacoi6n q leer Ell periodioo, c6modsmen-
te sentados, volviendo q oolocarlo en- ell sitio de
donde 10 tomen, y doblado en- la forma que es-
taba.
A la vez hacemos constar, que no estab!e-
cemos canges sine con los periodicos diarios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-07

- Veintiocho solicitnd,s de oondons-
ci6n de contribuoiones que lie fueron presen-
tadas q la Aloaldfs de Faiardo, han sido ira
mitsdss.
- Las cuentas Genera'es de la Aloal.
dfa de Cosmo, correspondents & los ejercicios
81 s 80 y SO & 80, hsn sido recibidss en- Ia
Secretarfa Civil.
%. FL Collector de Rentss Internss de
San J1aD ha puesto en- oonooimiento del Seore-
tario Civil que 20 ban obtenido resultado ia
vorab.e Eus iniicacionas hechas al recaudsdor
de Naranjito y Lola para que activen ell CO.
bro y que han passdo meses sin haoer ningun
ingreso.
Procedentes de la Acadia de Bsya-
mtn sc ha reoibido en- ell 'ceptro correspondent
tie 81 expedientss de condonaci6n de contribu'
clones.
- Para Ell 9 die ha sehslado la Corte
de Distrito Is vista dc las csusas instruidas
contra Pedro Vallejo Miranda. lesiones, Vega
Baja; Higinio Rodriguez R,velo, lesioner,
Ponce y Jose Rodriguez y otros. hurto, Pom
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-07
Los DOZ0s dc AQUA
LOS MOLINOS DE VIENTO.

En- varias parties de la America esps6ola
hemos visto grandes extensiones de terreno que,
no obstante de estar inmediatos & aIguna po-
blaoion, sc encuentran oomplets mente incultcs
por que no hay en- ell verano ell agua que SO ne
costa para regar las plantas, de suerte que 81
algo Sc sembrara en- ellos SO perder1a por CON-
pleto en- Ia estacion de sequfa, y sin embargo,
Sc podrfan convertir en- hermosos vergeles con
solo que se hioiera un pequeho gasto para sacsr
de la TERRA misma Ell aqua que necesitan! Tam
bien en- los Estados Uni1os hsbfa antes vastas
extepsiones de territorio en- que no crecfan nj
si1aiera abrojos por fslta de humedad y que
ahora produoen magnf6oas cosechas de toda
clase de cereales, g5acias q que sc han construi'
do Gu ellos gran ndmero de pozos, & veces muy
~profundos, de les cuales Sc SAGA con mo!inos de
viento ouanta aqua sc ~necesita para el rice
60.
Este es, en- verdad, 9. sistema mas econ6.
mioo que Sc puede utilizar para csc objeto. puea
I'm molino del sistema americana con aspas de
16 pies de diAmetro, basta para saosr de IN pc.
20 Y ecbsr en- un estanque toda Ell aqua necesa'
estarque es un ~auxiliar Indispensable para ell
moline, pues que lie permite trabajar oonstan,
temente y tener IN baen deposito de aqua va
almacenada cuando sc neoesite hacer uso de
ella. I'm estsnque con oapacidad de varios mi.
llanes de galones de aqua, Sc puede hscer con
POGO gssto.
Para elevar ell aqua, ell sistema mas econ6
mico es probablemente ell uso de una bombs
centrifugal, pues esta la puede hacer aubir has
ia una altura de so pies con IN gasto de- 20 q
80 centavos por cada million de g%alones, y este
sistema SO emplea mucho ouando un molino
bssta para saoar de les pozos toda la que Sc
necesita.
Todos los que han puesto en- practioa este
sistema de reformsr los ~tsrrencs aridos, han oh,
setvado como fen6meno curioso que siempre
que Sc reunen los cinco elementos-sgua, oalor,
aire, TERRA y s~emillas, -nacen y Sc desarrollan
las plantas invariab!emente y que aun los are.
males Sc cubren muy pronto dehdmus y sc CON
vierten en- fertiles campos,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-07
CGnsllaDlG pr0CGdGr
Y BUEN ACUERDO.

Gel Pafss ha recibido I'm te!egrama de HUI
macao en- Ell que le dicen que los %seflores De-
getau y Rivera celebraron un meeting ante in
mensa ooncurrencis. Que mientras hablaba ell
primero, un grupo de federales lie interrumpie-
ron, aprovechando Ell orador la oportunidad pa
ra demostrar errores de Ia dootrina oontraria.
Que personals de todas classes sociales, indepen.
dientes y federales, felicitaron al orador y pro-
~testaron contra ell hecho. Varios federales pu.
blioan una hoja suelta para satisfaction del Sc.
nor Degetau.
En- esta OCCASION, como 10 hemos hecho en-
otras, oondenamos energioamente los proceed
mientos incorreotos de interrumpir & los orado'
res, procedimientos que deberfan ser osstiga'
dos severamente, para cumplir una obra de ca
ridad, ensehando al que no sabe. Triste es de
cirlo, pero Sc esta hacienda necesario apelar q
la fuerzs, para que 90 respeten los derechos
agenos.
Los federales de Humacao que han protes-
tado de esa incorreccion dando satisfacoiones al
senior Degetau, ha cumplido Ell deber que exige
la noble.a, y merecen muchos aplausos, que con
gusto les t%ributamos.
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SQCeSOS dc Y3QCO.
POR TELEGRAPH.
de nuestro Corresponsal.)
de nuestro Corresponsal.)

Anoche recibimos ell siguiente despacho
telegrA6co que ncs dirige nuestro Corresponsal
dc Yauco.
Al llegar aver tsrde a la estacion del fe-
rrocarril de este pueblo 81 tren procedente de
Gaayanilla, promovi6se I'm pequeho tumulto,
con motive de venir en- 81 una orquesta con ell
retrato del jefe del partido federal sehor Mu4
hoz Rivera, para celebrar una manifestation
Ia que no pudo realixarse por haberlo impedido
ell pueblo.
La policfa municipal alarm6 al veoindsrio
con disparos do sus armae.
FL Aloalds apoyado por fuerzas del %ej6rci,o
restableci6 inmediatamente ell orden.
TODD esth va tranquilo, sin que sfortuna-
damente haya ocurrido nipguna grave desgra-
ola.
Las oportunas medidas tomadas por las
Autoridades e%vitaron las provocaciones de uno
2 otro bando.
Hay dos personals detenidas.
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Las 70 na44iiaa. De ''se'.
Generosamente rega|adas.

Ante la comisi6n de damas nombradas al
efecto para celebrar la adjudioaci6n de las 20
maquinas de coser que IN puertorriqueho au-
sente dono & favor de las se1oritas pobres de
esta Capital, ) cuya comision la formaban las
se6cras dona Ramona Vega de Goensga y do
fs Angela Martorell de Ojeda y s%eforitas Au-
relia Abril y Amparo Fernandez Mater, ha te-
nido efecto aquella en los salones del Ayunta.
miento, siendo favorecidas las aiguientes seho-
ritas: Maria Claudio; Nicolass Mendez; Domi-
tia Ceron; Ana Vi-ete; Simplicia Delgado;
Paula Hernandez; Gavina Vial; Maria Melen'
dez; Rosalfa Sioardo = Requena; Carmen Cline
mes; Antouia Rosa; Clotilde Arnau; Elena Fer.
nandez; Sandalia Castro; Carmen Martinez;
Eustsquia Ortega; Mercedes Loaquez; Candida
Toro Lebr6n; Maria Nufez y Maria Fortan y
Mas.
Ademas, ell se1or Alcalde obsequio de su
peoulio con una maquina en- ncmbre de la Co.
mission de damas & la sehorita Aquilina Larre'
gui, hija del .honrado. artesano Gervaslo, del
mismo a~pellido.
Las .referidas maquinas Sc italian deposi.
tadas en- ell Aynntamiento, & donde pueden pa
s.r a re,ogerlas las expresadas senoritas, con JUS
tifeaci6n de sns nombres.
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NOticias.
Or. JOSE SAN J u R ] 0
DENTISTA AMERICANA
SIS IN FRANCISCO=36.


Ell DR.. Sanjurjo ha ganadodos premios.
uno por las mejores operaciones en- la bo-
ca otro por las mejores cyas de dentes.
segun certificado que posee.
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20. Papel de peri6dioos para envolver en-
esta imprenta 4 81 %. n-s-6-4
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Francisco VaIleciIIo
Abogado.
Humscao.
LIS correspondence 8 Ysbucos.

Ls correspondence 8 Ysbucos.
PIMA
En- la sals de socorros ha sido asis'
tida la veeinA de e.ts Capital Rosa Lugo, de
contusicnes que e in6rio Josefs Osorio, en-
momeDtos en- que aquella estsbs acostads.
Dos individaos ha detenido Ia poll
ca por andar pos Las GALES en- camiseta.
Ell Ayuotamiento &c Albsce (Espa'
na) ha scordado 6jar Ia jornsda de trab,jo en-
ocho horas psra todos los obreros ocupsdos en-
los servlcios mun;cipales.
- La letrina , ell aigibe de Ia casa
n 80. San Ffanciscisoo, han sido denuncia'
dos, la primera por hallarae en- nal estado y ell
segundo per estsr oorrompida Ell aqua que CON-
tiene.
La policfa condujo snoche al Depo'
sito al individuo Ped,o A'csutars, que Sc ha'
llaba acostsdo co una Gale, J dijo tenfa IN
faerte dolof de ~vientre.
En- Maysguez ha dado mas rasultado
ell impuesto de I'm dollar por cada perro, que
les bolas de estrignins que han veniio repair
tieadose hasts la fechs.
-. Hoy lie han sido entire gsdos al Teso'
70 general de la Sociedsd protectors de los
%animsles. senior Calteron, Ia cantidad de 3 70.
70 ingres,dos en- ell mes de N~ov;enbre ppdo
por .o' s'g1ientes conceptos: multas recauda.
das s 81 90 y Quotas de los sehores socios
STA. %.
A don Luis Cianchini, de Ysuco, &c
lie rs conce1ido ~licsncis para Ell uso armss.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-07
J. Rafael G6igeI Sabat,
ArQuitecto.

Ofrece sus s~ervicios profesionales, encar.
gandose de la direction, pianos de proyecto y
presupuesto, para obrss particu'ares de nueva
planta; asi como tambien de obras de refor-
ma, derribos, tasacidn = medioi6n de fncas,
reconocimientos, oertiicsciones, etc.
San Justo n Q %.
N-a-l5-S
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-. Don Miguel l. Llompart, professor de
Rio Piedras, bace pdblico que ell remedio para
los callos, 'sCallioida Richard" le ha dado IN
reaultadO admirable, n-a-4-4
c2efziae Muy superiores las hay de venta
oo0'e"u" en- ell Establecimiento de F. Font J
Hermano. n A SIS
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ASambIaa general.
CAMARA DE COMERCIO.

Ell dfa 10 del actual, s Ia una de la tarde Y
en- los salones del "Ateneo Puertorriqueho" se
veritioarA una asamb:ea general para constituir
tratar de cuautos asuntos sc relacionen con esta
olase.
Lo que Sc hace piblico para conooimien.
to de las personals de to5a la isla & quienes inte-
rosa tan importantfsima institution. San Juan
Puerto Rico 6 de DIciembre de I999.-EI Sc
~cretario accidental, jose J. del Vale.
-S.-n- So
- Don jose BArrera y otros de Corozal
han pedido conformation de contribuciones.
o.. En- secreto: 81 a~oostambras cenar,
sigue oenaudo, pero hazlo siempre en- ell Go.
lonial Club, ALI tambien debes abonarte,
6 conner pagando diariamente, pues sc sirve &
la carta. Ese es ell Restaurant del df,! Ell
que hs provocado revolucion entire las personals
que saben apreciar 10 bueno.
90 Con motive dc Is sentida muerte del
decano de los musioos don Felipe Gutierrez, 6
iniciativa de don Luis Gambia los musicns en-
Arecibo ceiebrarAn honras fuuebres en- honor
del dlfunto professor y EN- las que 81 tocsra una
misa compos, cidn del oits1o artista.
-. Sc halia actus!mente en- Madrid ell
principe alemsn Alberto, scompahado de su
hiio, one Sc sapone aspirsnte a la mano de Ia
princess de Asturias. La prinera impression
que han producido ambos ha sido sumamente
favorable.
Hoy salen por ruta de esta Capital
para Humacao, de 6rden de la Alcaldfa las in
dividaas Maria Msrtinez y Aurora Alvarez =
para Ponce Mercedes Diaz,
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Telegsamas reoib;dos de Londres anunoian
Tue segun despaohos o~iciales de Peters-Maritz-
ourgo los beers prosiguen su movimiento de
%avance, habiendo ooupado 4 Pomersy, pobla-
,lon que Sc halla & so kilometro del Esta de
.adysmith.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-26
SOMETHING MUST BE DONE.
Or Pine Bluff Will Lose Out on the
 Hamburg Business.

The following is an extract of letter dated July 4 and which was recef,,.l 1i, Pna Bluff by d leading busiuer- aem It is telling of the ex- isting business affairs at Hamburg, Ark, an4 which was spoken of in our editorial columns recently. It reads as follows:
 "GreenvilIe merchants are today giving an excursion to merchants along this railroad and an entertain ment in their city with view to capturing trade along this line. Quite number of the Hamburg merchants have gone lover, and the writer was cordially invited to join them, but told them I'd wait until next time" GreenvIlle thinks she can make rate out Of Greenville here that will prove 8 drawing card Tor that citY.o
 Memphis and Greeny yille will get all of Hamburg s business if the Pine Bluff merchants and especially the the Commercial BeagHe does not sake mp the matter vigorously and promptly.
 The loss of HamDurgs trade can be prevented by inducing the Mis- souri Pacific railroad Go give Pine Bluff as low rates into that terri tory as Memphis and GreenyilIe now enjoy. Something must be done, if che above named cities succeed in their efforts in getting the Hamburg trade, which is now almost entirely controlled by Pine Bluff merchants the blow will be d severe one to cur city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-26

Ask your doctor why the Walter Drug Co. fill more prescriptions than any other drug store in Pine Bluff, and he will fed you because their drugs are absolutely pure and their prescription department is in the hands of pharmacists who under stand their profession, and prompt ness in delivery of medicine and pre- scriptions to the sick at moderate prices. If you want your prescrip- tions quick get them from Walk CT Drug Co. It.any old time wildo, go somew here else.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-26

The north-9ound Cotton Belt pas seDger train due here at l2.55 today, was delayed hours and 30 minutes, and did not arrive here until nearly 3 o'clock this afternoon. The cause of the delay could not be learned.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-26

Three more condemnation suits were filed in the circuit court in this sitr today by Mr. Smith C. Martin, attorney fUr the Pine Bluff & Vest tern railway. They were filed against Mrs. HaDchi Bloom, Mir, L. |. Cheek and Messrs. R. :. Shomp- son & Son. These suits make six filed by the Pine Bluff < Western during the past month.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-26

"For Jhe Sake ot Fun, Mischie is Done. A vast amount of mischief is done, too, because, people neglect to keep their blood pure. This mischief, fortunately. may be undone by the faithful uee of Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-26

Mrs (. W Butts ol Liaweod, passed through the city Tuesday al ternoon en route to Little ROCK, where she will be joined by her hus band and both will enjoy vacation with rela tives in Tennessee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-26

Miss Sue Hampton, who hat heen the guest of Misses McFadden in this city for number of weeks. left this morning for Little Rock, where sl Q will visit friends before returning to Der home at Fordvce.
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MT. A. j. Clemons, of Grady, is in the city today on business.
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John and George Hicks were com mitted to jail in this city ny Justice Baldwin of ashington township toaay, upon a charge of selling morteaeed property.
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Master Frank Loper, son of the late pr. F. N L0per, of Monticello and who is in the city visiting Mas ters kay and Warren Osborne, was kissed by a kissing bug or kissing girl last night and is carving 4 pound hD around with hiA today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-26

For something GOOD TO EAT go to Merchants Exchange Restaurant. Everything that the market affords. upen day and night 263
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The reception and entertainment given by Miss Pressie J Johnson at her home on Lakeside last night was 0ne complete success. Full mention will appear in the society column of Sunday E Graphic.
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Revs J. 4. Anderson and J. R. Ca son and Mr. j NJ. Mccain and wife left today for Sheridan to attend the Methodist Conference of the Pine Bluff District.
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M. John r. Marsh is in Arkadel phla today transacting business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-26
WHETHER FORECAST.

Generally fair tonight and Thurs, day. stationary temperature.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-26

Representative Creed Cald well is paying Memphis a lisit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-26

Mr. 4. W. Mills is in Holly Grove, Ark. in the interest of the cotton Belt magazine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-26

Mir. E. ". BaBeaume, the efficient general passenger and ticket agent for the Cotton Belt with he4dquar- ters at St. Louis, paid the city a visit Tuesday. Mr Labeaume is one of the most competent railroad men in the South
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-26

The Walker Drug Company are the leading prescription druggists in Pine Bluff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-26

pr. 6ranay Bses the painless meth oas of ex tracting teeth. OHce AIH N est Second ave.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-26

Mrs. R II. Nj. Mills and son, Tracy and daughter, Mrs. Ranfrow of Kenner, Tex, are spending the day At Sulphur Springs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-26

Dr. L. B. Rasehbaum is again in bis old quarters, which were 8 few week 5 ago damaged by fire. He will ne pleased to have his patrons and friends cell and see him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-26

Q. Mitchell, a negro, was locked up here Tuesday upon a charge of grand lafeenV.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-26

II. Richardson. who was arrest cd recently upon q charge Of embe2- clement. was acquitted of the charge In Justice GarEett's court this after noon. Mir, Richardson is proprietor of the Richardson Hotel. lie was arrested upon a warrant sworR out by G. " Johnston, N ho claimed he lRichaIdsonJ stole his trunk.