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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-12
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Sa4s&.E6sM &$4# .&ES Iat GsaR5 &1s3rI% 60 sfEE {N2g@&& 2r
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Ma zapytanie duchownego:
powt6rzyla Moina sWoie PREY.
!. cody. a gdy m6wi}a ,wyrazala
sic ma twarzach sluchaczzy
rados6 i podziWienie. Gdys1
skc6czy}a nastapilo- chwilowe
milczenie, p6 kt6rem Able
tax sic odezwal:
'WTyroki Bozkie So ne
pojete. Mniemam, le znaleez=
lismy W lei drodre szczeSeie
calei rodziay, ijest to 3aska
Bozka, kt6ra mas tn przYpro-
wadzi}a.
. Vice Eojel1iemy mai
.pierw do mo!ej ciotki, uie-
prawdaz? - rtekl m}ody
czlowiek.
To sic rozume! Spiesz.
my lie moznosci, bo ia m}oda'
dziewczyna zdaje sic bardzo
cierpiacs, a szczescie, ktore
ia czeka, trzeba lie moznosci
przyspiesz|ytc.
Jakoz zaczal sic pytac ma
nowo o nazwisko p%rzybranel
matki, o domysly PREY wy.
krsdzeniu Edmunda i ne
m6gt ukryc swego wzrusze-
MIA.
- Mloda; dziewczyno, rzak}
nakoniec - dziekuj Bogu. DO
on to przywi6di Gle W to
mieisce. Pan Grand-maisoD,
kt6ry / Gle wprowadzil ma
bryczke. jest bra,ankiem
hrabiny Peroonville, do niej
to jedziemy z toba. Me ode
braia ona zadnego listu cd
cieb;e. zapewne ola tego, il
swoj pobyt zmienaa, BIO ola
%rozmaitych st6sunk6w musia'a
opuscic Toulouse. Oplakuje
ona codziennie twoja strate.
Jake wielka pedzie jej radosd!
o Boze, czy podobna!
Opatrznosc ME czyni nic
przez polowe mowit dalej
proboszcz, przygotuj sc
ma wielkie szczescie. To dziecie
kt6re uratowalas iktore Jest.
nieslyehana tboIeseia opla-
kiWane .prze;z swa make, jest
synem hrabiny Castillon, bra.
Tank twojej dobrodziejki,
siostry tego tn pana Grand.
maison. obiedwie znajduja
sic obecnie " aamku Grand
naison, .kt6ry Jest a'~zwr6cony
5 PAM Feronvllle. Osadz sama.
skie szc Y Sci, z ~ ! przez
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-12

W N sgfso "a " lliol' 1'19I II
II Radios ~ M MlIotiiiin1y Hb9ylasl "a y n liis55i-
I 3 if' sl'l'iIe' 1'lIl tyIkoei az mon 'lIi;r'i
'llliittW,''iys z ln';@llzlz lsaZ5 site p ! ,q1;I ~
ij,s.ijEHsld aus ! ~ SERGE IHll blot'
rsdosnIe "a mysl zwr6ceniia
Im mate, lei dzieciss; ll: a, II \.
Pan Grand-maison opowia,
dal, jak lego siostra Y roz
paczy 20 stracie dziecka,
udala sic DO rodziny By
wsp6lnie poszukiwa6 lyle
drogiie] straty. Cyganiet7. "a byl'i
.znikneli be- sladu, Mkt ME
widzial lch " zamku. Gdziez
miano. ich szukaG! Gubiono
slew ~najrozmaitszych domy
slach / wszelkie sledzenia
.byly bezskuteczne.
Wlasnie teraz wracal q
panowie 2 takiej sledczej
podr6zy / &c zmartwieniem
myself 8 tenn, il zn6w
bIednej matce wszelka ma
dzieje odebra6 musza, gedy
Bog sam zeslal imsutraconego
syna, iprzy TEN jego obro-
nicielke. Q cudowne So dro'g2i
Boze!
Skr6cona o%powiadaniem
podf6z szybko mijaEa. Wkr6tce
otvorSy}a sic Drama, ukrdtce
zajeehal pojazd pa dziedziniec.
Pleban i pan Grand maiscn
udah sic naprz6d, by przygo--
towac do tax naglego szczes
cia stroskanq make.
Pani Peronvilte, przyby}a
pierwsza ma przyjecie swe]
ukochanej PRIV oranej cork,
uscisne}a "a serdecznie i 0
ma}o ME umar}a cd radios Il,
ujrzawszy tax gor1ko- opiar
kiwana wychowanke i zgu
bionego lubego chIopczyne,
st6rego zna{a dawniej ciem-
ny4m. a teraz ujrzala &C z
zdrowemi oczyme.
A matka? Piero ME zdolne
opisa6 tego przywitanla!Serce
:tylko potraf domysle6 sic !
przeczuwac te rozkosz be-
mlary!
Me potrzeba 2apewne
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-12

'l @ l I|||'l|I|II| Z
z i1'zz''''''ll ks ',lll's'
gR|s:8
n Do ''|:,,ll, zen : ~.
oto mIowi miieessizlkk:;s-
ne chcreg go; MECH ksiadzl
|.dobrodziej bsdzie laskaww.
p6jSd tam q mrrpa, DO dole
chad ME MONA.
| n~aprawde, ME tYlko
dojechat ale | dojs6 by}o
trudno. Dokola budy lezaly
bezradnie stos:y poopalanycb
kavalk6w drzewa. Myslalem,
re ten chory jest smolarzem.
-Przewodnik jednak prowadzac
mic rzek}:
Otto, ojcze, swiadki
pok.ty, kt6re W razie potrze-
by maja stanat na sadie
|Bozym i swiadczyc,2e grzesz-
nix cierpial d~obrowolnie
czyseowe J piekielne meki na
lynn swiecie. Czy ksiadz
uwierzy, re kazda z tych
gl65,w,nri sdotykala 3arem swym
plomieniem nagiego ciala
pokutnika,a lie byEo W kazdej
Il Mich smoIy, to wszystka
roztopiona s5lynela ma ziemie
.po nagich jego rekaeh
nogach?
Zblizywszy sic do samej
budy usfYszalem jakies g}u-
che, jakby podziemne steka
ME i jeki. Gdy wszedlem
do wnetrza, jeki by}Y wy
razaiejsze. ale W ciemnosci
ME moglem widzie6 nikogo.
Zapalilem swiece. O Chryste
ezu! co przedstawia sic moim
oczom! Oto ley p6}nagi ma
ziemi ME czlowiek, lecz
lexis potw6r, trup ME trup,
predict chyba szkielet r2uco-
ny ma passive dzikim zw!e-
rzetom i ptakom. Twarz
wyciehczon1 Cd udreczeh j
| glodu wyglada}a gorzei Cd
trupiej. Oc5y, chot rozwarte
patrzyiy przed sleole, uKryte
b}ly W dwolh g}ebok!ch
dolach zapadtyach miedzy
kosGmi.Nos kr6tki ] zaostrzo.
ny wygladai ma dzi6b ia
strzebi; usta otwarte, wargi
prawie czarne, a Wsr6d Mich
wyszcz,erzone z~ciz:erniale zeby
i scisniety niemi wYparty no
wierzch, zeschly jezyk. BoEi
!ipiersi by1y pokryte niezli
czonemi rxnami i bliznami,
tax, re niepodobna b5lo
dostrzedz najmniejszej czastki
zdrowego ciala. w nlekt6-
rych miejscach sk6ra ME po-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-12

p~TAtup1dClt Id j,#NV ~ I,
rusat' ma rok n;adGhl,o-
dzacy 1899 " ME
,7Kazdemu nowemu
%abonentoWi przesle-
my bezp}atnie pocza-
tex powieSci ,,Stryi
Atanazy''.
Abonenci oplaca-
jacy ,Wiarusa" 2
dolu, koniecznie mu-
sza ptacjG $500 "a "a,
.jeden rok, rozumie
sic takze "a rokl
1899, luibo " tym ro
ku ola przedp}aciciell
czyli ptacacych ma
prod, roczna oplate \
z%ni5yliSmy,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-05-09

l met with curious incident some
years ago while hunting snakes in the
Swamps at Melrose. I came across a
male and female striped, with numer-
Gus young ones. The parents were near
each other, the family crawling over
and around them. | was going for
them, when, on second thought. | con-
Guided to watch them They did not
appear to be frightened, but went ON
gamboling about for some time. | went
little nearer when both snakes
turned toward me. making a faint
noise, and placed their heads fiat on
the ground. 1t was curious sight to
see these snakes, not long born, some
of them foot or two away, turn at
the noise, and instantly seek refuge in
their parents wide-open mouths. | am
certain it was a note of warning of
danger. l caught both snakes and nut
them in separate bags. The. female
had ten young and the male had swat
lowed five. This is the first instance
of any notice of male snake perform
ing this affeetionate duty for it's
young. l placed the whole family in a
box, where they lived peaceably a
long time. From Forest and Stream.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-05-09

A cupboard-or to be more specific.
board upon which to hang cups-is
pretty conceit for a dining-room. II
Is easily made, being simply a board
stained and vanished, into which
Drass cup screws are driven. There
may be shelves above, as ornamental
as desired, to place the saucers mon
or these, too, may be placed on fba
Doard, each supported by two screws
II shelves are used, screws NAV h 70,
driven In the underneath side Of fbam
ana odd cups, cream pitcher and Inv
Teapots hung from them With var y
pretty result. But to keen the antiro
board and shelves for ones coI,eo.,as
on cups and saucers is far ,uore o rio
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-05-09
The TYpawriter.s snrend

There are probably few even among
those who use the typewriter who have
any proper conception of the variety
and universally of the ingenious sub.
stitute for the pen
Although only in its very early
youth, it has already penetrated info
every corner of the earth Tt has gone
with invading armies and explorers in.
to the very heart of Africa. Lieutenant
Peary has introduced it to polar ica
and it has travelled thousands of miles
over Siberian SHOWS. 1t travels with
every army and feet, and it was one
of the first things rescued from the
sunken Maine.
Two of the most costly typewriters
belong to the Queen and the Gar of
Russia. They are exquisite machinea
of white enamel and gold. with kavs
of ivory. The Queen Regent of snain
uses one for her correspondence tbe
Khedive possesses one, and. In fact
there is scarcely court In Eurone
where the typewriter has not = plaee
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-05-09
Smallest Queen in the World.

Probably the smallest monarch in
the world reigns over the Hindoo vas
sal state of Bophal, and governs a peo-
pie of more than million souls. This
dwarf is woman, Djihan-Begum by
name; but although she is about so
years old, she does not appear larger
than child of ten. Her diminutiYe size
does not prevent her, however, from
holding the reins CT government with
a firm hand, and in her realm quiet
and order are supreme.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-05-09
MAKING PEARLS TO ORDER.
musse1 and Oyster Being Donestioat0d and
Taught the Jewefry business.


Taught the Jewefry business
Diamonds rubies. emeralds and sap
nhires have all been produced III tle
laboratory and it is now the turn oL
+ha Deari The chemist, however, Is
not himself the maker of the new afu-
fetal pearls; he is only the collaborator'
1t is true that false pearl are naue
from mother-of-pearl, but their luslle
Is not up to the mark. The Chlhese
have long introduced grains OF sanu
and little knots of wire into the sHeil
of the pearl oyster in order that tue
animal to relieve itself from the It'll
tation so caused. may coat the foreign
substance with pearl. If this mattef pe
inserted between the she'll ana tne
mantle the oyster can eject II by con
fractions of his body. To prevent thi9
M. Beutan, a French experimentef, nas
trepanned the shell and introduced
small bead of nacre, which might, now
ever, be a true pearl of a small SIZE
through the hole, and fixed it by means
of cement to the she'll. This bean was
in course of time covered with naere
by the oyster, and a fine large pearl
was the result. Dealers cannot dlstln-
guish it from an Oriental pearl. The
question of making pearls in this way.
was recently discussed at a meeting OF
the Acedamies des Sciences, Paris, ana
NJ. Berthelot the famous chemist, OBJ
served that such a pearl could only be
considered a true pearl if it had at
least hundred layers of the pearl
nacre: otherwise it would only be a
foreign substance covered with nacre.
Of course. if the foreign matter is a
pearl itself this objection disappears,
and we have the means of producing
pearls at will. According to NJ. La
Gaze Duth!er, some two years would be
required for haliotide to produce a
big pearl. The artificial pearl of the
trade. fabricated from naere, could
also be coated in the same way. Evil
IDENTIFY the pearl mussel and oyster are
about to be domesticated for the prod
uction of pearls, as the spider for silk.
Pearl divers may become d legend OF
the past.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-05-09
The First Post Office.

The fact that there Is a regular mail
route through Alaska. and that even
remote towns in Africa are not with
out postal facilities, is in these progress
sive times accepted quite as a matter
of course. Yet this wonderful system,
which has reached out until il includes
every country on the face Of the earth,
had its beginning in the mind of an in
genious Frenehman who lived less
than two hundred and fifty years ago.
In 1868, early in the reign of Louis
NV 81. de Yelayer established a pri-
vate penny post. says the writer in
Harper's Round Table. Boxes were set
up at the street corners for the reeep-
ton Of letters. Offices were opened in
various quarters of Paris: collections
were made once day from the street
boxes, followed many hours later by a
single delivery, and thus the first Post
Office in the world was established.
NJ. de Valayer was so greatly encour-
aged by the success of his enterprise
that in order to develop it still further,
he printed certain forms of billets or
notes which were intended to cover all
the ordinary requirements of business
in great towns These forms contained
blanks which were intended to be
filled up by the pen with such special
matter as might be necessary to CON-
plete the writer's object. The idea at
once became popular. and the printed
forms accompanied the expansion of
the postal service throughout the
larger cities of France. and it was
many years before they fell into dis
use.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-05-09
Catarrh, Hay Few err.
The Popular Girl.

The popular girl is not necessarily
pretty.
She has tact and good sense.
She. is elf-possessed.
She is modest.
She is gentle.
She has dignity and self-poise.
She is never fussy or iII-tempered.
She is not always thinking of herself.
She is industrious.
She is pure minded and sweet and
wholesome.
She is never loud or noisy or rude.
She is considerate.
She cultiyateS a soft low voice.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-05-09
Iron Mountain

Colonist Excursion. To 4
Northwestern the above Tel
Ky. have some exceedingly h
Southern Baptist Conyeusi
X Y, May II to ls--0n May d
Mountain Route will sell rod
to Louisville at rate Of $780,
turn 10 days from date Of Nsl
extension return limit mayNI
Excellent service.
Annual Convention 7 A,l
Nav i6to 10. ls99--For this ed
Mountain Ry will sell ticMs
and return at rate OF $50
May IL and Is; limit for retaH
cellent train service.
international Convention
Peoples Union. Richmond, Y
1sG9--t'or this occasion The
Route will sell tickets to MI
turn for S29.25. Dates Of SALE
Il: limit for return, BY e2tens
Annual Meeting German By
Va. May % to 26 lS99--tor N
Iron Mountain Route will
Roanoke, Va. and return A
Date of sale, May Is and l. Y
p for return
Annual Convention unial.
tian Endeavor. Detroit, aAl
1899 For the above occaslol
Ry will sell tickets 70 DetrollI
one fare S24 05 plus 2--Isle'
a I'd 5 Limit for return Aass
sion
Grand funniest, Little y
May Il to Is, 1699--For the as \.
Iron Mountain Ry will sell v
Rock and return for one lai \.
sale, May Il to Is incluslVeiAl
May II.
Annual Reunion and Gran q
ing BP o of Elks, st Louis "
occasion the Iron \
will sell tickets to st Louis W
ofs1361. Dates of sale, june
for return leaving 81 Louis y
ing June "a.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-05-09

Thousands have tried from time imme-
mortal to discover some cficacious remedy
for wrinkles and other imperfections of
she complexion, but none had yet sue
seeded until the Misses Bell, the now fam
GUS Complexion Specialists, of - Fifth
Avenue, New York City, offered the pub
nc sL1ei~ wonderful Complexion Tonic.
The reason 81 many failed to make this
discovery before is plain, because they have
not followed the right principle. Balms,
Creams, Lotions, etc, never have a tonic
effect upon the skin, hence the failures.
The Misses Bells Complexion Tonic has
amost exhilarating effect upon the cutiele,
absorbing and carrying off all impurities
which the blood by its natural action is
constantly forcing to the surface of the
skim, 1t is to the skin what yitalizing
tonic is to the blood and nerves, q kind of
new life that Immediately exhilarates and
strengthens wherever applied. Its ionic
eject is felt almost Immediately and it
speedily banishes foreve. rom the skin,
freckles, pimples, lbia2kh ads, moth
patches, wrinkles, liver Spots, roughness,
oil oilin s;s. eruptiOns' and dis00l0rati0nS of
In order shatfafl may be benefited by
their Great Discovery. the Misses Bell will,
during the present. month. give to all call
V~xxvS> MIC EC DEF
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-05-09
Sunset ReII.

At the sunset hour, in Seoul, Corea.
a town bell proclaims the fact when
the sun has vanished beneath the hori-
zon. No man is allowed in the street
after that hour, under the penalty of a
fogging; but, strange to say, the wo-
men were permitted to go around az
usual, visiting their friends, or stroll
ing for pleasure.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-05-09

ers at their parlors one trial bottle of theiI
Complexion Tonic absolutely free; and in
order that those who cannot call or who
live away from New York may be bene-
fitted. they will send one bottle to any ad
dress, all charges prepaid, on the receipt OF
% cents tstamps or silver) to cover cost of
packing and delivering. The price of this
wonderful tonic is $100 per bottle, and
this liberal offer should be embraced by all.
The Misses Bell have just published
their new book, - Secrets of Beauty"
This valuable work is free 20 all desiring
it. The book treats exhaustively of the
importance of good complexion; tells
how a woman may acquire beauty and
keep it. Special chapters on the care Of
the hair how to have luxuriant growth
harmless methods of making the hair pre-
serve its natural Beauty and color, even to
ADVANCED age. Also instructions how to
..anl-k superfuous hair from the face,
l.el.. and arms without injury to the skin.
This book will be mailed te. any address on
request
FREE Trial Bottles of Wonderful Com
plexion Tonic free at parlors, or % cents
(cost of packing and maihng) to those at "a
distance.
Correspondence cordially solicited. AID.
dress
.s 20 Fifth Avs. New Yor& CIV
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-05-09

1t is a common Asiatic custom for
the bridegroom to give chase to the
bride either on foot, on horseback or in
canoe. If the bridegroom catches the
fugitive he claims her as his wife:
otherwise the match is broken off.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-05-09
Cotton Bell

Cumberland iIs npdiseFpl pass tesAel.Is
C !. OIL, May Is to 26's 11SOstellss
class standard a.
TRIP TRIP. Dates 6 of sale sis Pins
earlier tEan Nay Il apassssa S ia
+. Annual Conyentgi,o,a' ~. lals
association, Louj ss1pa lt,sp.
Kate =, "a One firssf " EY
s2 90 for the roma Se !, elasss,s!
II and Is. Return ,flp bss
for return leaving IL.o o1t,i,.1l'
Southern Bantlst su's'lls
ton, Louisville, XIV Ky sMpd I'LL
One regular stand = Nay
Dates of sale: Nav fa iafet.
1 Fifteen aa Gays from dsts saa d
t t. MI June 10th, pr 70 lefSsTs 81
~ W IN Joint agent MY rsgu lleia
ment of fee of 5Oceintpsr l0f ,
Animal Meeting
Rate: One and on , IlSSy, All
trip on the certif,ooe hlrd ialsI
are ilss fifty t, or more in "a MIRA ! pa
30. 1899. 'usiFe. ksSj
International nor,.
Peoples Union of ff0aasentlqa
} uly u to Is, 1884, pLa Luz u
class standard fale p ls,e Z
trip, Dates of sale. p },ll IN
limit: Tiekets will h. ssulylQ.Al
age leaving Richmoon0dg 200 d
July 81. 1899. with tha ap
up gI TO ana including Aapa 'l1 \ 4
deposited with joinst a sas.l
Terminal Lines on On = EEea.tet
On payment of fee ofsO SS ess,.
Annual Reunion and g.. y
Benevolent and pr rlu olsll
st Louis, Mo, June so ' ~ 7
regular first class sfab u q
the rou nd trip. Date ~ sa ~ a
Return limit: TickeIIso v NM
up to trains leaving StI Ili 1
Annual Convention TIn,.s,
tian Endeavor. Detroitt A Ms
Dates of sale; !, uly Z Nv T. ls Z;
limit: Tickets wifi bs y 81 ~ I
age leaving Detroit IN f ~ w \
10 with the privilege n = y w W
Detroit up to and Incl n dflasll I
provided that ticket Is S4, dqs.. /
agent of Detroit termina i7 NJ
July L, and upon payn ai VI
Grand funniest. Littls ~
lo99-- Rate; One fare + fa ~ 4
Dates of sale. May p IN X X l., "
limit, May Il, 1899. = . ~
Meeting Women's Forei,,
NJ Z Church. South. NeEps--
fs99--kaIe: One ana oba sg.1'
round trip on the c rtiecetsa
SALE A pril 80 to MAY d. AZ
u. 1899 As
Fishing Season 1854 4,
Rate: Pine BLUM q. (J) nor W. "
more on one ticket. DATES n.
eli further notice, Return II /
from date OF sale.
Annual meeting German
ards, Roanoke, Va. Nav y !
Owe regular frst-elass sfa'8
g. go for the round trim. M
Is and49.= Return limit f.
up to and including June 4 /
General Assembly presfyg
the United Safes of AmeFies
May to 30, l899--Rate. 6T
class standard fare e
trip. Date of sale, Mar Il
limit. Leaving Richmond ag
ing June 3, 1896,
Confederate Veterans h
t0a. ) G. Nav 10 To n fs08-F,
easion the following round d
rangements are authorized
1sv1lle. Shreveport and ilt
lions, SIS q5. Dates of sale,
AfIt'ckets 10 Ne limited lori
81, 1899.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-05-09
Good for Young Canar,o.

The best food for young canaries IA
hard-boiled egg mixed with a little
wheat bread. Cut up the egg fine and
aod to 1t a part Of a roll that has been
soaked In water for a few minutes. and
then squeeze dry. Great care must be
taken that the food be fresh, for If II
Do the least sour it will kill the birds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-05-09
PLEURISY QUIGhll

I have suffered the mo tllos /
pains III the side. In II, +
was Pleurisy. The Bf az !
me almost instant fei, ,,,,r
thing else failed, ana 81 psiD h
me. / took it ana na'
and rubbed on strong .,,,4a +
N1N'' Marrs'
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-05-09

Annual meeting German
ards Roanoke, Va. Nav b +
One regular frst-elass mi
500 for the round trip. Iss
Is aud 10. Return limit, Ia
up to and including lime d n i.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-05-09

Confederate Veterans Ia
ton. 5 c. May 10 to 10, ls00s-Fg
easion the following round d
ranRements are authorized
isville. Shreveport and ilia
lions SIS a5. Dates of sale, a
=AIltickets 10 ne limited iOrg
u. 1859.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-05-09

General A ssemblv prast,s,..
the United Safes of Amerie3
May to 30, 1892 Rate. tTi
class Stand apd f4sea A.
= tst75S "a IL II u idft lot
trip. Date of sale, Mar Il !.
limit. Leaving Richmond ID
ing J UHe 3, 1896,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-05-09

FISHING Season $50. ~
Rate: Pine Bluff 500 Der NJ n
more On one ticket. DATES n !
I'll further notice, Return /.
from date OF sale.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-05-09

Meeting Womenis Forei,,
NJ Z Church. South, NeErars /
1885, Rate: One ana one 81
round trip on the c rtiareiss
sale pril 30 to May g. .sI ~
u. 1899 ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-29

stand against him. The theory IL
advanced here that Mr., riAtt Is keep
lng Mr.. Woodruff IN the geld In order
to convince the president and Scr
atar Hanna that New York Hteto IL
not In favor Of Roots nomination.
That Woodruff himself could be
nominated seems out OF the ques-
tlen now, although, as has already
been explained In this correspons
dence. he is by no means 40 insight
neant as some persons imagine. and.
moreover, Ia no younger than Gov
Roosevelt. II is believed To be
within the clear range 81 possibility
that Mr., Plat may IN the end pre-
sent Roosevelt for the nomination 10
order 60 head on the Root movement,
IL may be said Ia this connection.
however. that Roosevelt ana Root
are warm personal and political
friends, and not likely GO he actively
rivals. certainly In any offensive
sense. Hoosevelt's nomination tot
vice president would pave the way
FOR woodrun's nomination for COVE
nor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-29
JUMPS THE TRACK.

A serious accident was narrowly
prevented last night at the sout n
coal bunkerA, a shifting engine waa
backing a freight train. when a cat
&c ear jumped the track and eoliia-
ed with one Of the main supports Of
she overhead railway. Fortunately
the train was near the end % the
side track. and Was slowing down.
~ the place where the car vas de-
rallied the track Is very light and {
Mas twisted put Of shape No
damage VAS done "a the bunkerH
The car WAS badly wrcuchcd at the
center. and much Of the iron work
Was bent At the collision end.