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New-York tribune., 1899-12-18
BOOKs.
BIG HOLIDAY
- ann Ar =

BIG HOLIDAY
BOOK SLAUGHTER
for everybody. rich and poor. old and
young. at Doyering's New York Book. ES-
makers; books OF every description at
lower Irices than ever before offered In the
city: immense stock OF standard and mis-
cellaneous books. finely bound sets Illus
trsted gift books at prices never before
approached: encyclopedias CAppletons,
Chambers's. Britannica. Pcople's) at your
own price: secondhand school books. re
view books and books OF all kinds bought.
sold and exchanged: highest cash prices
paid: calls et residences free LOVER
iSG's NEW YORK BOOK EXCHANGE.
ISL Broadway. between sih and 9th SITS.
onen a-onirQs
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CHAMBERMAID.--Hy respectable co.,-x
girl. In snal. family. Call 22s wss
80 1-.f.
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MANTELs AND FIREPLACEs.
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5O0 secondhand
wood and iron working machines fully
uatanteed machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEORGE B. EDDY. 39s Madi-
son-st.
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On account OF the small allowance by the city fos
the year 1900 this library Will be closed on suua'S
on and after December "a. 1899.
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LADIES' TAILORS.

SUITS 10 order from 81 up: bring your
material. MURIILS FASHION ACAD-
ENVY. 224 8;h-ave
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ATT ST. BAR7TMGl0 l0MIE|'g
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, 211 F.. 42D-sT.,
frst class domestic servants, both male
and female. are supplied. Cooks. walt
resses. laundresses. maids. buffers. coach
men. useful men; managing housekeepers,
invallds' attendants, secretaries. etc.
Houses opened for families returning 10
town.
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FINE MINIATURES.

~"|0N/N|V|(O|"|OOID 0|-|-"~O0|||O|0"~~0~0
PAINTED on ivory porcelain. carbon
make handsome and appropriate holiday
presents Exquisitsly designed mountinss.
SPECIAL. solid gold brooch, S5. r. F..
FOLEY & CO. IS West 24th-st.
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PURE CANDY.
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE

N"~~0~0~>0~0~o~r>N~>~~N>>~ N>>~>>>~>c-~~-~~~>>>~~~>~
BOOKS. Large or small Libraries of Books
purchased for cash; calls AZ residences
hee. = @. RAINS. 5se 5thavo.
WILL BUY merchandise, stock o. all
kinds, wagons. harness. furniture etc.
for cash. DO you need money STOR-
AbE HOUSE, broadway. Boerim- m-st..
ApN NhhTlsEMENTs and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
once. No. Lap broadway. "a door north
vi 5lN.st.. until o'clock p. m; adyer-
oiioes al regular ONCE rates until s O'clock
p m. viz. 254 sth-ave.. o e. oor. 23d-st.
lo2 oth-ave cor. l2th-s. Macys, 9th
a.; ~, az AZ, i.s,s; az coiumbus-svs.. near
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GOLD FURNITURE AND RE-
GLIDING.

- = |~~S~
BIGGEST BARGAINS. Gold Chairs. Dl-
vans. Settees: Warranted French Leaf.
Framed OIL Paintings. $1,000. worth $50 %
Reglldng. Reasonable charges GOLD
FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS 30
sixth Ave
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

lO5 WEST 54TH-ST.-Nicely furnished
rooms. single or en- suite; desirable
bachalor apartment. DOWNS.
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.
..oo~>~ >~>>~,o1.@~~ ~~~~~oN~N-~1~~oo-o
billiard AND POOL TABLES, new
and secondhand; lowest prices; easiest
terms MARX BROS. "a Union SQUARE
BOARD AND ROOMS.
>~<~><yo>>-N~roN~>>~r DN|r~c>N-~~N<~>~~>
A.-4O EAST 3sTH- -sT.--Iarge room. sec
ond floor. front: parlor dining room rei-
erences exchanged.
STH-ST. 20 WEST. ST.--Nicely furnished
back parlor. suitable for physician. also
other rooms: superior cuisine; table GUESTS
GRAMERCY PARK. corner 2ist.r.-
Large. nicely furnished rooms; private
tables in parlor dining room; references
I2TH-sT., ~ WEST. Exceptionally pleas
ant suite OF two or three second story
rooms: also single room: superior ooaru'
references.
2oTH ST. 90 WEST-Cheeriul rooms: hne
hath: convenient: we'll furnished; quiet;
central: reasonable terms by year; reier-
ences.
3qTH- ST. 81 WEST. connect
ing rooms: fine table and service; con-
vcnient situation: reasonable terms TO per
nsnertS; references.
55TH- ST. II wEsT.-Handsomc suite.
bath. also small rooms; southern eS-
posure; breakfast. references.
ll2 L.EXTNGToN-AVE.. near 2sth-st--
nice. large room: running watr heated
bath on floor. superior board.
800 WEST bsrH- -sT-Deslrable large and
small rooms; excellent table; reference:
CARPET CLEANING
yo.NoNNO~~' 0NNr-N-sc.s .s,r..s. ~ N~Nc-eO~-
CARPETS cleaned by steam. by hand or
on the floor. Careful Carpet Cleaning
Co.. l,55S Broadway. i2l Fast 4s,h-st.
C0E & RRAEbT. Tel. l32-5sth.
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DREssMAKINa.
-D~>>~~~~.N~N~>-N~>O~~ >O~~N~.oNONNONN"NNoNN
A.-A-A--SEAL GARMENTS and other
fine furs repaired. redyed. remodellet
into latest styles at exceptionally low
prices: ladies' waited on at their residences
Mrs +. J. BARKER. III West 3Sthst.,
late with c. @. Gunthers Sons. 5th-ave.
CORRECT sTYLES.-Perfect ht gusran-
teed: faultless skirt droOp superior work
and finish. work shown; esponSible; rea-
sonable: expert on wraps COOKE, 23J
West 4ith-st. near Broadway
DREssMAKER.-First class French dress
maker: elegant styles: wishes more Gus
toners. LOUISE. AZ West 9sth-st.
DRESSSfAKER.-s4 10 SO. French dress
making: English tailoring: perfect filter:
original designs: workmanship guaranteed;
cutting bastlng: out by day. 81 80. Nine.
HOOME. GS East 49th-st.
DRESSMAKE AKER.-Experienced young girl
at dressmaking. Mics WFGSER, 125
Evergreen ave, Brooklyn.
DRESsMAKER.-Com home or out
by the day: first class 1T and style: ref
erences. 4l West 99th-st
DRESSMAKER-Fa from Paris
Gailor made suits a speciality: Will
thoroughly satisfy customers at reasonable
prices at their homes or l05 West 5ith-
st., second fiat. Downss bell.
FRENCH DRESSMAKBR, excellent cut
ter. filter. out by day or week or at
home; highest references. II c., 300 West
22d-st
FURS AT WHOLESALE r-modelled re-
dyed, repaired, at SO West 42d-st HUD-
son Ray FUR co
DRESS AND ACCORDION PLEAT-
ING.
O1 e S71W6@ OF every description
TlIlGR j uN40 while you wait. HAR-
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Strengthens
rzzSGa![bl}z1
1NARIANI WINE)

tNARIANI WINE)
Gives power to the brain, strength and
elasticity to the muscles, and richness
to the blood. II is promoter of good
health and longevity.
MARIANI WINE is invaluable for
overwOrked men, delicate women, and
sickly children. 1t soothes, strengthens
and sustains the system.
Sold by all druggists. Refuse Substitutes
Msrisni Co. 80 W. 18th ST. New York publish a
handsome book Of endorsements Emperors. Empress
Princes Cardinals Archbishops and other distinguished
personsges 1t IS sent gratis and postpaid to all who
write for It
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PHONOGRAPHs and RECORDS ex-
changed: new. Loud process records.
81 20 per dozen. All talking machines ~
cut rates. EMPIRE PHONOGRAPH CO.,
West 18th st NeW-York
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FOR SALE.-Ten R.LPA.N.S for 3 cents
at druggists one gives relief.
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FOR SALE.

CONSIGNMENT Of original water colors.
mainly flowers. by eminent flower paint
e.: old pewter and copper for decorations.
q East 24th-st., near 4th-ave.
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HELP WANTED.

Female.
WANTED. Thoroughly capable nurse FOR
infant six weeks old; English or Scotch
Protestant preferred; only parties having
first class city references need apply;
wages s25 Address, giving age and ref
erences. H.. eG8 Columbus-ave.
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xu0ux IVAN TED.
~ONh " NV s~
MADrcON AI,IING, having been III VIZ

OFFICE MAN. 2s: architect preferred;
thoroughly competent bookkeepsr: quick
Typewriter; builders experience: very low
salary c 10 West l5tb-st.
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INCREASED COST OF VESSELS

Such has been the advance in prices of materials
since March that vessel formerly costing $50 90
has cost this year $4,000 Hard pine lumber has ad
vanced about $40 thousand; sail cloth 20 per cent.
iron and steel nearly 100 per cent oak and native
woods. from & TO 40 per cent and. what seems TO
be the most complained Of Manila hemp has ad-
vanced from about 81. cents a pound 10 l6 and II
cents The Pendleton Brothers have been offered
OO0) for their new schooner that cost them
$4,000. but they refuse to sell at less than $500
saying that IL would cost nearly or quite that
amount TO replace her The four masted schooner
Iona Tunnel. recently launched at Milbridge cost
about $500 She had scarcely been launched when
the owners received an ofer TO purchase at a con-
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TYPEWRJTERs

TYPBwRITERS bought. sold rented. re-
paired best machines; lowest prices.
trial free telephone CONSOLIDATED
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. PAL Bway.
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DRESS AND ACCORDION PLEAT-

mn r nSS1Wm@ OF every description
Pll6A j uNl@ while you wait. HAIR
DING. 80 W. 23d St Established 80 years.
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DOMESTIC sITuATIo,s w.xr,,

CHAMBERnA1D OF MAiD.-By ,r,,,,
Protestant girl. or would care fos Trovs
children: city or country. good refsr...s
G.. L. 25S Vest 37th-st.. first fo0r. f,o-i
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..-y~~e>~~ ~N~or~o)O~0-~~0NN7NooNr~
billiard AND POOL TABLES. new
and sscond- hand: lowest prices; easiest
terms MARX BROS. "a Union Square.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1899-09-19

The Governor Going to Paris.

During his last visit here Governor
sadler announced his intention of going
10 Paris during the great Exposition sea
son next year. He engaged $. Redlich OF
Eureka to accompany hin. as interpreter.
In this the Governor was exceedingly
fortunate, as Mr.. Redlich is probably one
of the best linguists ON the coast He
speaks the following languages fuently
English, German, French, Spanish, Polish
and Russian. Some years ago, when a
large fur company purchased a certain
grant of lands in Alaska from Russia, the
Consul at San Francisco employed Mr..
Redlich 10 translate into English the vo-
luminous Romanoff document ceding the
property. He has been ON the coast 40
years, 33 years of which have been passed
in Nevada. Sentinel.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1899-09-19
with the rau,ns OF renu,x.

A l6-year-old girl imagines that she
is an angel and never gets over il
After woman gets old she thinks Of
how she was admired and compliment
ed in her youth and feels that some
great wrong was done her because she
did not remain AS pretty az she was at
l6 If she is married. she is apt to lay
the blame ON the brutality of her hus
band. if she is an old maid. she lays il
ON her father. who was poor. and thus
forced her to work, which resulted in
a STOPPING figure and harsh features
A man never has this experience He
is at his worst at 6 and does not reach
his best until he is 20 to 80 BY that
time he has acquired little sense. and
never mistakes "a compliment for the
truth -Atchison Globe
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1899-09-19
Items Of Interest.
What Is Going On In Nevada.

Wnat Is uoiHe Tn In Nevada.
Picked From the State Exchanges
! The Tahoe and Truckee railroad track
Is laid for five miles out of Tahoe CITY
The track will all be laid the first OF next
month.
A clip of 100000 pounds of Elko coun.
iy wool has been sold for 13 cents per
pound.
The blacksmith shop o the Colorado
mine in Alpine county caught fire last
week, aud set fire to the timbers in the
tunnel, causing cave in,
"Uvada' is the name OF town in Lin.
coln county on the line OF the new rail
r, al from Milton. The name is doubtless
a combination OF Utah md Nevada
Fifty three new students have been
registered at the State University. The
indications are that the attendance tl.is
year will be the largest in the history OF
the University.
Congressman Newlands has secured for
airs. Rhoda A. Gray of Wellington, Lyon
county, widows pension of SO per
month. In addition to the monthly pen
sion, he has also secured for Mrs Gray
back pay for seven years.
The Southern Pacific railroad has
agreed to ship free of charge all exhibits
for the State Fair at Reno, originating
in this State. Full rates will be charged
TO Reno, but the exhibit will be returned
free and the charges to Reno will be re-
funded by the agent at the original ship.
ping point.
Internal Revenue Collector May has
given the Reno journal the following in
ieresting statistics: There are in Utah
go retail liquor stores while Nevada
with only fraction of that States popu-
lation, has 461 saloons. In Nevada there
are also 6 breweries, cigar factories, Is
wholesale liquor houses, brokerage es-
tahlishments ard l2 banks. Mr.. May
reports collections easy and revenues in
ereasing.
DIR. Stubs, who was invited TO attend
the irrigation congress at Missoula, Mon
lana, and read paper, has announced
his intention of complying Colonel
Maxson will address the convention.
These gentlemen will make strong pull
10 secure for Nevada the proposed gov
efnment experimental storage reservoir.
May good luck attend them.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1899-09-19
TIE PHILIPPINES.

WASHINGTON, September 6.-General
Otis cables from Manila today:
Pennsylvania sailed September 8
with AZ officers, 776 enlisted men Of
Washington infantry; officers, "a dis
charged; 3 men hospital corps; Z civil
ians. Washington infantry left in Ma
Mia 10 officers; 147 enlisted men, re-en-
listed 2 officers, Al enlisted men, dis
charged. None sick"
MANILA, September 6, $50 p. m.-The
Iowa regiment, the last of the volun-
teer organizations on duty in the island
Of Luzon, has been Withdrawn from
Calula to barracks at Calooean, prepara-
tory to departing for home. The num-
Der who will sail is S0G. less than 300
Of the regiment were left on duty at the
front when the order came for their re-
lief, 406 being ON the sick list. This
regiment has undergone hard outpost
duty for three months, during which it
has been very much exposed to the
rains. Seyenty-ive meinDers Of the
regiment have re-enlisted. All the
Iowans participated in some of the
fighting between Malolos and San Fer
nando, and not one of them was killed.
in battle. Thirty We're wounded
and nine died of disease.
The insurgents continue to make
demonstration in the vicinity of linus.
The American outposts We're obliged TO
fire yolleys the past three nights.
Mail advices from Zamboanga report
that the town has been practically de-
stroyed,
The transportColumbia sailed from san
Francisco last week for Manila with Col.
kennon, heaquarters' band, Major J. a.
Penn's battalion of the Thirty fourth
infantry and Captain Goedecke's COM
pany, OF Major Wheeler's battalion-650
officers and men in all. The transports
sherman, Belgian King and Tacoma
are being made ready to sail ON the 10Th,
followed the next day by the hospital
ship Relief.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1899-09-19

Robert Miller, an American, charged
with the murder of H. N. Ward and
two Japanese women at Yokohama,
Japan, has been sentenced to death by
the Japanese courts.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1899-09-19

The Nevada Power company has Or
ganized at Reno, New, to transmit
power from n canyon east of Reno to the
Comstock for pumping and mining.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1899-09-19
sundn, school Gems.

Stories of strange and amusing an
swers given to examination question.
are frequently told. but we do not Sc
often see recorded the equally surpris
ing answers given by children in Sun
day schools, and yet they are frequent
ly original enough
A teacher, lately wishing to turn thu
young idea toward the mission field
asked. "What are good men called VIII,
leave their homes and go to foreign
lands to teach the heathenf''
''Prodigal sons, was the prompt an,
triumphant reply
A class Of boys when asked. "Wha
We're the ten plaques answered with
more fervor than gallantry, 1.-The tel
virgins. sir. w Westminster Gazette
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1899-09-19

An communicated pf1eSt named
Aglipay joined the insurgents recently.
lie had been communicated by the
archbishop of Manila. Since that time
Aglipay has been preaching the doctrine
Of "holy war" and has repeatedly de-
nounced the archbishop. On August
81, at Tarlac, he baptised Aguinaldo's
son, and this act has caused a significant
schism between the followers of the
Archbishop and the so-called holy cause,
which is the strongest influence the
rebels can bring to bear on the inhabi-
tants of the provinces.
Two hundred feet OF treztle on the
Columbia, Newberry and Laurens rail
road over Broad river, near Columbus,
S. c., gave way under trainload of
granite. Several cars an1 an engine fell
80 feet into the water The following
were killed: Engineer Dick Weatherby,
Fireman Silas Rennick, Stewart Martin.
a negro. and an unidentified man with
his head severed from his body Will
liam Bates, an extra fireman, went
down with the wreck, but was dug ont
from under tons of granite without a
scratch.
A Southern Pacific express train was
robbed near Cochise. A. T., Saturday
night The robbers opened the safe by
the use OF dynamite aud secured such
yalnables as were carried by the express
company. There were fonr men and
they made good their escape.
A deal was closed Mt Denver, Colo,
recently py Whieh an fislish syhoiea'e
purchases ior as,9o ',uoo eaisii elie property
oil the Dig rive Mining company at
Ward' otl' Inc properties ihcinae lhe
NlWot' DeWdrop' Ooii'lip'a ana o'iier
weil-kioWh gold prohneers'
In wreck caused by the collision of
two freight trains i'll a tunnel on the
Noriolk aiu western r1iiroi' near W IL
hamson' W. va, seven men were hliieu'
Statistical information regarding the
manufacturing industries of San Fran
cisco shows that during the year ending
Mareh l. lo9v' the huihper oi iii'iiuiac-
turtles was iofo' 'he huiiner oi employees
~ ioi' ana tile Vaiue OF 'ile proouet ,or
the IL mohehs nahieo was P''' io'' ! 10
The United States for Its Asiatic mails
hast sea' paul 20 30 wv ~ f,iiiei ,o'n s'.''iii'
si'l's anu Fi''000 " 'o- -" !" ''''''''a''' i's'
The proposed establishment OF fert-
nisheiy Aiieiioan ii','.i SCI W. I'm 3''i'
Francisco 10 0iiaiis.ii "e"'o p.ips pei,
III IN ana f"'is W''p'" % u 20 o'sS VI
oiiahshi'
ayilias'yrs ~ e''e IN, hia p'l'es s 20, n%,o
"sheo ioi s'iipnie,' :" 'ne'i' ,, ~ oo," ~
s,eao Vi MUGS ai,os'us '.'''' ~ 'ii's ~
'iiA' 0o.nes neo 900 n'.o "-l"o7' On'lV
s'royeu qooo'ooo ~ P''p.i ip'' - 80 '','' a''r
ing tie lise year n'oio 'n'" s''uooiV'o
mas peeh pau W 'iie so''''o's III TUT
Pmlippihes'
The board of supervisors of Plumas
county has been asked for franchise TO
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1899-09-19
Pacific Coast News.
Items OF Interest Picked from
the Weeks Dispatches.

In Jail for Blowing Up Ifouse-A
Coseio Boy Accidentally shoots and
kiils His Brother-Goid Comes From
"a EdAiaska-Reunion of War Veterans.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-22
TO TIE PUBLIC

I have recently added to my al- ready extensive business q large and thoroughly equipped factory, where I have the facilities for manufacture ing all kinds of woodwork, includ- ing special sizes and designs of sash, doors, blinds, door and window frames, moulding, turned and scroll work, mantles, tables, desks, coun- ters, show cases and shelving, in fact every thing that can be turned out by a first class establishment of it's kind.
 I have employed some of the best foremen ard mechanics in the State and shall make it my whole aim to turn out nothing but tirst-class " ork and thus retain the confidence I feel sure that I now hold with my pa. irons.
 1 also keep on hand all kinds of rough and planed lumber which l am selling at the lowest market price Very truly yours.
 FRANK ]. MURRAY.
 Office and salesroom, corner 4th and Main street Factory, corner 5th and Georgia street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-22
WARNING ORDER

We take this means of warning the public against the dangers of wear ing ill-ftting shoes. Care of the feet should be the first thought of e, cry person. Every corn and bunion Is caused directly or indirectly by shoes that do not fit your feet.
 We carry all lasts and styles and therefore can give you a perfect fit ting shoe.
 Wear Katzenstein sshoes and have your feet fitted correctly, All styles and prices, at 1l2 Main street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-22
 FAIR VISITORS.

Visitors to the State Fair this week and the public generally are cordially invited to visit my store and make 1t theise general headquar- ters. The peoiie will find here much to fs.tt4 est them My stock of china. souvenirs of the Fair, etc, is most complete. Walk in and look around' and make your self at home. 9 r. Nj. SMITH.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-22

If a proposition to save money and at the same time have added 30 per cent profit to your savings, would interest you, call at tie Guaranty Bond < Investment Com pany, IF Pine street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-22

Mir. J. Sternberger, of the firm of Sternberger- -Felsenthal X Co.,, Mem phis, was a visitor to our city Fri day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-22

The bonds of the Guaranty Bond X Investment Company which are purchasable by installments of $l % per III onth, not only pay hand- some profit but furnish the comfort ing insurance as well that the in vestor q joys tue benefits thereof during lifetime.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-22
6pEAltNr nAtI OEEN W iiNA DH LLs

The Estelle Social Cab of this city will give their opening ball on the night Of November 2, 1899. We are glad to chronicle the opening ball of the Cstelle social Club and wish them success in their tenth year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-22

Ii you anticipate building, place your estimates with Frank j. Mnr- ray. He can furnish every thing from the foundation mp,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-22

Call and get my prices on all kinds of Humber and mill work before pur- chasing elsew here. Frank J. Mur- ray, corner Fourth and Main sts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-22

The hustliug local fire insurance agens of Messrs. K. H. M. Mills X Sons, is fully prepared to write in- suranee on exhibits at the Fair grounds. and merchants and others having exhibits would do well to confer with this reliable agency. Both telephones.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-22

x The monthly installment bonds of the Guaranty Bond X Investment Company are a popular form of in- vestment, because they not only pay larger profits than any other invest ments but they are accessible to per sons of small income on equal terms with the capitalists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-22

For the best whiskey in the city visit M. Holland and ask for Brook hill, King Leo or J. W. Palmer's. ?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-22
BIRD EYE VIEW.
Icontinued from page

z5 men husthng and busting around Horses were scattered all over the field aud the stables full; and they are not all in yet Many will arrive from the Dallas Fair All ih all, everything is colored with sunshine, and success appears climbing o'er the horizon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-22
OR. ]. p. RUNYAN
To Leave Pine Buff and Locate in
 Little Rock.

We are reliably informed that Dr. !. P. Ranyan, of this city and who has just returned from trip to Europe and who also spent awhile in taking a special course in Phila delphia, will soon locate in Little Rock for the practice of his profes- sion. The Doctor in the Capital City will confne his work to office practice aud surgery, SC We are in formed We regret 10 lose Df Run yan and his most accomplished wife from our nidst but what is Pine Bluff $ loss is Little Rock gain
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 Now IS the time to buy your lum- Der before the prices advance. Frank J. Murray can furnish anything you aeed in this line.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-22

For the best whiskey in the city visit M. Holland and ask for Brook hill. King Leo or J. W. Palmer's. 25
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-22

If you want lumber of any descrip- tion go to Frank J. Murray, corner Fourth and Main street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-22

Just received new mackerel, large and nice, 10 cents each. Also cod fish and Holland ng.-McCain Grocery Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-22

Do you realize what even a small saving of $l co means to you? The bonds of the Guaranty Bond X In vestment Company are purehasable by instalments of S100 monthly and in l2O months the bonds mature and will be redeemed at slSO each.