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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-28
ESPECIAL TO THE NEWS. y

Pennington, May 2S.-In the Haworth
murder trial the entire day has been oc-
cuplcd In the examination Of jurors and
yet the situation is little changed. AT
this hour nine Of the twelve Jurors
called into the box on Saturdag are
stm there OF course, nearly all Of
them viii be excused by the time the
examination is concluded.
The attorneys for the state and de-
fensc are conducting the examination
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FOREIGN CROP REPORT.

London, May 2S.-The Mark Lane Ex-
press today SAYS
Wheat has improved, but oats and
barley are less promising than for
many seasons
French cereals are three weeks late.
In Austria Hungary southern Russia,
Turkey Greece and Persia, wheat and
barley are satisfactory. In Italy the
average VIII not be exceeded Spain eX-
poets a good wheat crop.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-28
GRANITE STAKE MEETING.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Home Missionaries OF the Granite Stake
Of Zion will convene I'm the Mil Creek
ward meeting house on Wednesday
evening, May goth. at 1880. A fun at
tendance Is requested.
The High Council OF said Stake will
meet In Farmers Ward meeting house
on Saturday the End day Of June next
at 9 o'clock a, m. and the general
Priesthood al 10 a. m. Of said day in
the same place. II is expected that all
bishops and presidents OF quorums IN
the Stake win be in attendance at the
latter meeting.
THOMAS ASTON. Stake Clerk.
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BRADY WINS HIS SUIT.
Jenrics' Manager Has Exclusive
Right to Fight Pictures.

Hight 10 ftgnt Pictures
The case OF William A. Brady VS. w.
II. West was disposed Of by Judge
Hnes this morning The plaintiff IN the
action is the manager for James j.
JeTries. the prize fighter. and in con-
nection with Thomas Rourke. mana
ger for Thomas Sharkey. arranged for
the taking Of moving photographs of
the fight on November 2, 1899 for the
championship Of the world These pic
lures are being exhibited bv Mr.. Brady
and I'm January Lass were exhibited
here His representatives with the
show, Frank A. Knopp and William
Delaney. found that w. II. West, the
defendant was exhibiting IN Salt Lake
moving pictures alleged 20 have been
taken Of the fight Suit for an injunc-
ton against West. together with $1,000
damages. was brought Al the trial this
morning the depcsltions Of Brady,
KnapD and Delaney were introduced
and l.. W. Dltman testified for the
plaintiff. w. n. West and A. l.. Ham
iln testified for the defendant
The court decided the issue in favor
of the plaintiff Brady granting a per-
petual injunction against West, and
assessing plaintiffs damages at 81 ana
costs
In the case OF Mary j, Ferguson vs.
Isaac Ferguson. five DAYS additional
time was granted in which 10 file notice
of motion for new trial.
Carl j. Kylan. a native OF Sweden
was admitted 10 citizenship.
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THE HAWORTH MURDER TRIAL.
Little Progress Made in the Work of Securing Jury May
Take a Full Week TO Obtain the Twelve Men
Three Only Are Chosen"

Of Jurors with marked ability, but II
now looks as though the prediction OF
the "Neas' that 70 VIII take a tul
week u secure the required number
will be verified.
Haworth is watching the proceedings
with some show Of interest today He
Is apparently good humored and seems
TO enjoy the relief from the monotony
Of solitary confinement ,.
4.O5 .. m.-Wm. j, Parkln, Jr., Willis
Perkins Of South precinct, and John
Duncan OF CentervIlle have been ac-
cepted and sworn.
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NOT DEAD

rumor was circulated on the streets
To-Day mat McHeny Scott the negro
aoduc'or who was recently committed
10 me insane asylum had died az Provo
~, Dspu,y sherih T T Thomas found
up'n telephone inquiry that the No..
toIl was false one and that NcIIsnv
y awe ana BIS doing extremely vali
I i.g, ls getting along go nicely that ha
VIII probably be discharged soon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-28

2 p. m.-The United States circuit
court Of appeals. Judges Morrow, Haw-
ley and Dehayen sitting en- banc today
issued the injunction prayed for by the
Chinese residents Of This city restrain
ing the board Of health and the federal
authorities from interfering with the
free movements Of the Mongolian resi-
dents OF san Francisco and their free
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-28

san Francisco, May 2s-Federal
Judge Morrow has granted an injunc-
ton 10 prevent the federal and local
health authorities from discriminating
AGAINST Chinese IN the matter Of pre-
cautions against the plague. This
means that the Chinese cannot be for
chilly inoculated with anti-plague
serum, and that they cannot be pre-
vented from entering or leaving San
Francisco by the federal quarantine Of
hCers.
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BIND
YOUR
MAGAZINES,

Old Books, Music and Magazines P9
them in strong new covers for pies'
walton. Many records OF value cal =
saved by having them bound. lli
News bindery can do the work 70 ai'
form at any price.
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Case Continued.

Judge Cherry this morning continued
the case 90 Geo. w Meyer ct al VS. D.
Douglas Wallace.
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A win Contest.

This afternoon the contest over the
win Of the late John Hogansen. VINO
left a small estate. will come up TOT
hearing before Judge Hiles.
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

There are still six patients at the is
ISOLATED hospital. but several will be dis
charged this week.
Secretary Of State Hammond has re-
turned from a business trip 10 Idaho.
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$500, $3.50 and $500 Mems Shoes Ba1
or Russet at S2S5. Bee Hive shoe S,T.
12G and rs S. Main.
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The greatest bargains In Mems "a.
dies and Children Shoes at he b.
Hive Shoe Store, l25 and rs S MAJ
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CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.

Salt Lake city, May o. 1900
Todays clearings ..... ...... seas sa- "a
Same day last year ......... 2sfif5 20
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TO FoREcLosE MORTGAGE,
Albert W. Langley Brings SUIT
Against Monroe Salisbury.

Albert W. Langley this morning COM
menced suit IN the Third district court
against Monroe Salisbury 30 recover
S2g25. with interest from July H. lSs6.
secured by a mortgage on q one-halt
interest IN the Mayhower claim AT Blng'
ham. which plalntif asks be fore
clara1
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Read them, II you want to buy any
thing. want TO sell anything, want to
get work. want to get workers, use our
want columns.
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pure minded girl could not
witness that act without sustaining a
shock
TOO much praise cannot be uttered for
the way Ia which the production was
staged and costumed. Mr. Goodwin
shows his high artistic instincts by his
manner Of mounting a production. He
pays thirty-fve railroad fares merely
fJi the purpose OF bringing out this one
glitterIng sketch Of London music hall
llfe The entire production was just as
20 was rendered az the Knickerbocker
Thoater at New York. not a character
Or line being omitted, The play is
booked for two weeks In San Francisco
where lt win doubtless storm the town.
90 Philadelphia recently Mr. Goodwin
PLAYED 20 a $500 matinee and a $500
evening house on the same day, which
illustrates the manner in which the
play has taken hold Of the American
ilncy Il has not yet been done In Lon
don. but he and his wife expect 20 pro-
duce Il there next year
The "Quo Vadis' company which
played so successful an engagement at
the Grand a few weeks ago. is booked
for a return engag ment of threa nights
commenting tonight. The production
WIN DE the same in all respects as on
the previous visit.
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WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.

100000 eNFNNrNFNNNNfNee<~--
owing 90 disability on the part OF
three members Of the cast that were 90
have given the farce tomorrow night
(the 29th) In the entertainment by the
Y. l.. NJ. J. a. of Cannon ward the stage
manager has had TO substitute others
and postpone the entertainment for a
week 30 that now IL will be held Tues
day, June 5th commencing at 1880 p.
m.
PROGRAM:
Guitar SOLO. o. 90, ..Hcster J. Cannon
hesitation. b., 90, .... Mary Anderson
Farce, entitled First Aid to the
Injured"
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Jack Hazard (who plays golO-..
..... o.. b., .,.,, o.. H. Telle Cannon
Belle Chevoit (who also plays COLO
...... zee. d" o. o., Of. leila Grant
Dr. Austin Chevlot (who instructs
the young ladies in incidence.
..... .,.. ...... d.. Mary j.. Gold
Grace Lofter Ian enraged maiden.
o.. o.. 600. o. ... o.. ,.kose Leigh
Charlotte Brassie always consult
ing her note book. .,.ROse Miles
Sally Driver ia gigglIng girD.. -.
o, Of, %, OF. &C.. ...,... Emma Han
Mr. Jack Hazard viii conclude the
farce with a song.
Sailors Hornpipe lame Y. Cannon
Recltatlon........,.... Nellie Mitigate
Organ solo Mrs. A. T. C.Chamberlain
Benedlction.
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rlYr pHoToGRAPHs.

h's , g,,s he aai grating ana ma i 5is
lalned p Eating BY Or Ame.s 1 aGb 1,t
e e1.S ,sis.i',snts Messs Hlu ,5Gi ,'g
ls i p,s.e Dr. chase q lols ,- yU'D W,.t6
s si,, '' 5re spectrum ph2,otLa1poss' v.ne
i isu' oblsetlys pflsm 'peclIos,yg.., we're
lle , oo,'s q he outer corona Az "" M.
p hol1s'i Wih me slx cameTa 90 1T as
o., so'l sSl. IN Messrs Gore Ball, ~. Ei''''
iai .a az KIN caperion and henI we're
~, as,i drawings q the coI ,..5 vow.
~. ~ IN Prof Wood. Frls3y alll i ,,ss5
l .s p ~ Wood and d.. D0Is'' O''
p9 "a. parsons took some YaluaO'e -
,.,'scopIs photographs, ...,.,,bs
N, foltoa took hye fine p1olos '. tf' ~ q
~, ~ Ne forty loot lens h,elg'n nio q
VIZ IN successfully. E'eH P'''
was executed
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'i'... .lyrBuRsT N C.

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p.,.ssst 81 C.. N .a.S.,.tIas ssac,.
q. *, & ! 'aIa f 1 a.5 so q g. g.
, saiSl 8 DE A''''.'''l '''
O'Clock ,issr ana DE shy Na'
The sua fo' p. ,l ''.5 III, delicate APP
s sa2p1 Wv Vas D perfect ri,si a a. he pre-
he fHi e'n l'slo tisIrtyax The pee be.
&! san sor. q he morning , ES'o D. q see
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NM ANDERsON. - =

The regular monthly meeting O it,
Home missionaries OF the Salt Isn
stake Of Zion win convene In the ION.
pleton lecture hall, Salt lake Cly
Wednesday May S0th, at 7.3lp.m. a.
full attendance OF the brethren s r..
quested. II any are unable to BE- pr,.
emit they will please send reports q
their labos for the month past 10 b,
meeting In writing.
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CHURCH NEWS.


a special conference OF the p,-.-
associations Of the Church OIL
Christ Of Latter.day Saints wlnbbY
In the Assembly Han at Salt Lake c,
on wednesday June 18Th, 1000 q, \
a, m. and 2 p. m. The program In n
morning will be rendered hy ch15,'.
ana all the Primary children Of he h.
Lake and near by Stakes who can ~,
escorted by parents or officers IN Il
Nited TO be present At2pma~,s
ing Tor officers, az which questions y
Importance to primary work MD 4
discussed
The First Presidency have klpily,,
sented TO attend both these pa..,g'
Ii -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-28

taken 10 dinner on returning 10 the
meeting house. the party was met al
the entrance gate by the Sunday school
children who strewed the path with
flowers In front Of President Snow and
company.
AT 3 o'clock the regular conference
meeting began In the large room Of the
academy building Two overflow meet
in.s, one IN the basement and one In
the ward meeting house, were held. all
OF which were fun 20 overlooking. The
SPIRIT Of God rested upon the speakers,
President Snow speaking upon the as
tcHishing growth OF this part OF The
country and how the Lord had been
with this people; Of the necessity OF
obeylu. the laws OF the Gospel. Presi-
dent Cannon occupied the remainder OF
the time speaking Of the necessity OF
obedience 20 law. The Stake choir rem
dered beautiful singing for the occa-
sion.
TODAYS MEETINGS.
President Snow and party met with
the Saints al 10 o'clock this morning.
An overflow meeting was found neces-
sary and President George O. Cannon
was designated 90 address this gather
Ing. while Bishop w. b. Preston and
President Joseph +. Smith addressed
the general assembly and occupied the
forenoon service In the order above
named
Prof Edwards and his able choir Of
singers rendered beautiful and appro-
PIRATE music during the entire confer
ence gatherings.
Conference meetings VIII continue un-
der The direction OF President Snow this
afternoon and tomorrow forenoon This
evening the Y. NJ. NJ T. A. viii hold
oonjolnt meetings with the Young
Ladies' This Is the regular quarterly
stake conference meeting Of the young
people. President Snow and Bishop
Preston win take train for home this
evening
Last evening Prof Edwards. stake
chorister, and the very able members
OF his choir gave a concert 20 a full
house for the benefit Of the choir, con-
sistug Of songs, choruses and reclta-
lions.
To make special mention Of any one
performer would be invldlous as all
numbers We're rendered IN a most able
and classical manner.
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"The Least Hair
Casts a Shado1v. "

A single drop of poison
blood 7vM unless CHECKED IN
time, make Hewhole inpare.
Hoods SarSaparlla is the
great leader IN blood purifiers.
i casts no sta59w, bot brings sunshine
ard health INTO svcy household.
Dyspepsia For s1 months ny sys-
ten uls out Of ords, zyah dyspepsia and
impure Blood. Spent lots Of money n
cam but Hoods Sa,sap1,la cured me
thoroughly" Jos. S. Zauba. Geroa, Ks6.
Eruptlons ~ had Annoying e-up-
tiors caused By impure Blood. and pfysi-
cans treatment failed 10 bs7efa. Roags
Sa'saparla renoves them and I an no
longer annoyed" w. r Hudson.
| Naffora, Pa.
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AT siLOAN GA

et.hot Observatory. ECLIPSE o''t'.,
.n tlas' IA NAY G-The 0bseIVasious
s s''gl', we're a complete success FiJ u
rso,lss Bnrckhalter observer ...,.,on ~
Sb -a,..' gives the following statement
segafdlng hls work ...,,t and
~. mn program of the eleven pho'o'
s S exposures was carried guy n,..
TX eorona appeared strIkingly , liSe
..st ~ tbe eclipse IN India 10 lssh'
TS @ csabot expedition has The only S 3
nsy,,us IN be world that Wlll CIV
sSari eYpomres on the bright inner
Sorals whle giving long exposures, - ON
No ,aint part on the same plate Ine
,Jctures taken vary from two to l"el.e
sSnSndtbs Of second at the moon
INN ana four 10 eight seconds at the
outer limit two plates giving four %
eIebt hundredihs inside and four ana ana
elebi seconds outside exposures WIN
i5fermedlate exposures for intermediate
riaces The plates VIII be developed TINS
afternoon,
AT WADEsBOR0, n c.
wodesboro. n. c., May S.-The
ecllpse was viewed here this morning
without cloud 70 mar the spectacle
Ohservatlons were made By scientists
from Ire Smithsonian Institute nj
washington. the English Astronomical
society OF London Yerkes Obserya'
tory Princeton University and CHARLES
S. e. Military Institute, and a repre-
sentative from the Toronto, ont, as
Economical society was also at work.
The eclipse furnished a beautiful sight
ana the observers unite In pronouncing
the conditions perfect Prof Barnard
Of Yerkes Observatory, stated that the
totally period was slightly shorter than
calculated, which proved the moon Ia
bles to be slightly Incorrect All the
principal work was photographed and
he program was completely carried
iut
Many photographs were taken by an
he parties at intervals, and especially
v The corona. Several telescopes were
lsed IN trying to discover more satellites
letweeh Ii sun and the planet Mercury,
OF The actual results nothing can be
0,d for some time
A special tralr from Charlotte
rought 400 persons to view the eclipse.
AT BERKELEY. CAL
Berkeley Cal, May 2s.-The partial
cllpse Of the sun was observed this
loralng at the students observatory Of
he University Of California by Prot
euschner and his assistants. a large
mage Of the partially ecllpsed sun was
rejected on a screen by means VI the
\ inch equatorial The most crafty.
e feature Of the observations was the
iaot coincidence Of the time VI last
intact the only one observable here
I'm the time predicted on the basis
a lengthy calculation by two ad-
lneed students Mr.. s. &. Phlpgs and
T. b. R Baird The observed time
ls six hours. twenty-seyen minutes,
ny seconds and twenty-dye-hun-
adths. Pacific standard time Among
stations outside Of the university.
Iieh depended on the Berkeley calCu-
Ions are the Chabot Observatory
.tion In Georgia, where Mr.. Burkhal-
observed the total eclipse. the In
national Latitude Observatory at
ian and the Davidson Observatory at
b Francisco.
ne yerlhcation Of the calculations at
rkeley vouches Tor the correctness of
predictions for the remaining sta
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-28

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east q .rry Is cALlroENIA' r...
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a aop y a@ a., a. 3 be l;s o', es.l.
"a, sly'Ion ''' 7Iss@a..ois IA g. 5.,a T MAD,
:.ss So .sI,5s. nd 1 make Other as
70 lAe. ~ observations
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FOR SALE.
cows, HORSES. BARTON CAPl1olHl
WANTED.

AGIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWIFE
No washing or ironing Apply MA b W
Young. ID q Street.
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The children Of the Primary ag9.l.
lions are cordially invited to Join 10 ns
celebration Of the seth anniversary q
President Brigham Youngs birthday
June LIST. Bring your flowers % hb
decorate to the monument at cal On.
where there VIII be someone 20 receive
them. After that services will be hs3
Ia the Tabernacle, where an are Invites
10 attend.
CAMILLA c. COBB
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Hosiery.

Some new ideas TO mgn. ioi nle
hose in bright colors ana ,l s S'r ihs
patterns. We are ., Eri,' 4 1.- ilf
famous "SHAWhNlI Node ID
finest in the market ..,5 i', AZ q.
S5c and soc. once W. other
YOU will never wear a"'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-25


 Santa Fe, the ancient and adobe capital of New Mexico, has adopted rather novel method for securing an electric street railway, and has inau9uated plan that may afford a suggestion to our city fathers. It is that the city of Santa Re guarau- tees interest for five years on a bond issues of $l0o,O0Q, at 5 per cent. per annum. Sante Fe has population of 10000, about 2,000 of whom are Americans, the balance belng Spah- ish-Americans, or Nexieans. No doubt if the city council of Pine Bluff would guarantee interest on the bonds for brief period at a low rate of interest, Pine Blufians would soon hear the hum of electric ears
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-25

The need of bridge across the Arkansas rlver at this point was demonstrated a number of times last week. On several days, wagons loaded with cotton were lined up on the opposite side of the river for
 ten hours, waiting for the terry to bring them.aeross. A wagon bridge would have afforded a ready transit and given our friends across the river ample time to do their trading aud then return home for the night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-25

A report comes from Arizona aud Southern California to the effect that number of Indians are statv- ing, due to the protracted drouth and consequent failure of crops on their reservations. Tne Americans who are so energetic in raising rt- lief funds for the starving in India should apply their energies to the relief of the starving aborigines of America, who are as peaeeable, it. dustrious, as civilized and as de serving of suecor as the foreigners. Charity should always begin at home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-25

Fort Smithians are eodeavoring to establish paper mill. Such an enterprise is needed in this State and would no doubt prove a profta- ble investment. Being on the Ark ansas river and surrounded by an abundance of cotton wood timber, Pine Bluff is also an excellent Ioea tion for paper mill.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-25

The American Tobacco Company has ordered it's agents in Iowa to clear the state of all cigarettes and cigarette paper. This is in ncontol n fly with the opinion of the supreme court in the Tennessee case. The legislature can make it possible to have such an order enforced in this state by placing the Tennessee law on the Arkansas atutes.-Arka1 sas Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-25
The Satire In whlttler's slippers.

One evening as I sat with Mr. Whit, tier before his Franklin stove he hos pitably brought forward a pair of slip pers and laughed as he pointed at the satirical device embroidered upon them. He said Gail Hampton worked them for him when his wartime poems were being published. They represent. ed a pair of belligerent American eagles, armed with the thunderbolts of love, and they were done h the sober. est Quaker rdrab-thunderbolts and all! Thee sees." he said, "she is as sharp with her needle as with her peni"- Samuel T. Pickard. in Ladies' Homo Journal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-25
Joe arker, chairman

Joe Parker, chairman of the national committee of the Peoples Party, has issued call for a con- veution at St. Louis December 29 for the purpose of considering means by which to continue the fight for Popullst principles. Now if Secretary Parker will take all of his original brood of Populists out Of the Democratic party, we shall have something for which to be thankful. The quicker Democracy divorces itself from Populism the better it will be for both parties.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-25

The ship subsidy bill will be one of the first measures to be consider ed by Congress when it reconvenes in December. The Republicans have another long lease of power and no doubt there will be many "subsidy billsp passed by this and succeeding Congresses.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-25

A report IS current in Hong Kong that Aguina.da, the leader of the Filipino insurgents, is wounded aud suffering from an American bullet in his stomach. The news, howev- CT, lacks confirmation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-25

President Kruger, of the Boer re- public, was given magnificent re- ception in Paris Saturday, and yet the Parisians are wondering why their exposition is not a success.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-25

The Texarkanian refers to Gov. Jones as "our chicken hearted, weak aod vascillating governor ? That's hard on the Governor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-25

Railroad building is the order of the day and our citizens should rise ID and use every effort in securing the road from Pine Bluff to this place. It will take hustling to get it. It is worth trying for. Benton Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-25

This Is Jubilee Week at the State capital. No doubo there will be a large attendance from Pine Bluff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-25

Entered at the 2ost-otfice at Pine Bluff, Ark, as second-class mall matter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-25

Fort Smith has a curfew laR.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-25

ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS DUH N ApvANOw
 sgIrROuT EXoEt rIoN.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-25

sag~ g~ADvERrIsINa RATES MADE KNOWN
 ON APPLICATION.